| Show V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 12 Mdyw'Okclis Quiet Moment In Memoiy of Traffic J)ead Group Maps Farm Benefit Payments Heads Home Ecoriouiics Sinal 0 1937' V Local Coal Body Appointment of MisaAngelya1 PleisaivtClroverandwaOtfaduat-e- d from the Brigham Young uniWarnick ai stafe ’director of home She did postgraduate versity economics education succeeding work at' the Utah State AgriculMiss Etta Scorup was announced tural collego and tbe University Wednesday by Charles H Skidthe more state superintendent of of Washington She taught inNebo schools of the Alpine and public Instruction districts and then went to the Miss Scorup who Is leaving on B Y U as ait instructor September 15 after four years of service in the state school office made no announcement as to her Newspapers of Tokyo and Osaka ’ ” Japan have started funds for donatplans Miss Warnick- is a native of ing airplanes to the Japanese army Plans for checking the basis for eonservattott henefit payments on 1750 Salt Lake county farms wre Bomb and Whrstlcs to Observance laid at a meeting of the county As Autos Halt September 20 at 2 p m conservation committee and supervisors to be employed forthe sur c vey by the Conservation associat Salt Lake City's moment pf silence in memory of traffic dead tion - The conference was held in has the official approval of Mayor E B Erwin it was announced by the office bf 'Coiihty Agent V L Martineau E C Schaffer of the Ray Pinney mayor’s secretary at a meeting of the Salt Lake Central state conservation office met with Council of Safety held Wednesday at the chamber of commerce the committee' The silent minute will oiicur at 2 p m September 20 the second day' of traffic safety week It will follow the bursting of a bomb over the business district and the blowing of whistles When the sound of the whistles dies gyery person is asked to drop whatever task he may be doing to think of lives sacrificed to motor When 'a complaint charging volcar haste Traffic the slayer itself untary manslaughter was reduced will halt to an involuntary manslaughter alleHAY FEVER SUFFERERS will Other observances announced by before Judge B P Leverich W D Rishel council chairman in- gation of the criminal division of the city great relief upon entering clude: court Wednesday Lee Hamilton 27 Auerbach's Step in from the of wrecked automobiles 151 Placing street waived prelimiat points of vantage with placards naryJeremy was over bound and hearing reciting the circumstances and fa- to district court He is being held talities of the accident in county" jail in lieu of $1500 bail Parades "of ambulances through Hamilton assertedly assaulted Salt Lake City streets bearing pos- William Nash 67 814 West Broadters suggesting “you may be next” way at Second South and Rio A membership meeting of the avenue on July 26 beating chamber of commerce at which Grande victim severely with his fists traffic "control methods will be dis- the Nash died on August 24 cussed Police charged at the time of Hamilton’s arrest the assault followed an attempted robbery The defendant is said to have absolved two companions of implication in ' the alleged assault -- THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER tynployaJriirec -- - An addition of three employes to die local statislcal bureau for the national bituminous coal commission was announced Wednesday fry Frank Page StewartIn charge of the office Richard W VanDerk will be statistical analyst Ernest Leland Nelson administrative clerk and Hector Calara junior machine operatbr am HI m- w Death Case Suspect Faces a Thi t (mar einlti confl Units (t BUY and SAVE During Auerbach’s OUR SCIENTIFIC experience leaving it clean hot street re- and pollen and purel ‘ moves all dust Air-Cool- ed from the air Now Hak atorj Was L Jc SAM HI ABWTESV' Th Utah prag been Progress or sc lng David O McKay second counselor In the L D S church first presih observed his dency sixty-fourt- birthday anniversary Wednesday He spent the day at his offices In the church building when he received numerous congratulatory letters telegrams and telephone calls Wednesday night Mr McKay attended a family dinner at the home of his daughter Mrs Joseph R Morrell of Ogden e motor carrier T1 a ro doin maj tak leng is n whl aior Si in t be s Dr eve Make Your Radiator Sa Useful Vi Beautiful walnut finish radiator coversl Besides being ornamental It will keep dirt and smoke from streaking your walls SHOP AT permits of Sy mitt of a GRANITE— Dr Philo T Farnsworth supervisor of the grammar grades Granite school district has returned home after spending 18 months studying at the Columbia university New York City Dr Farnsworth will take up his duties in the district Thursday Dr Calvin S Smith superintendent announced AUERBACH’S For asserted failure to maintain insurance as required by law the State public service commission Wednesday had revoked the inter- state Utah rode rode hum plag Grammar Grades Supervision Returns Tax Board Revokes Carriers’ License i but Officer Marks 64th Birthday S Cbtai Ho- mer Bangerter operating between Bountiful and the line and Inland Stages operating between Salt Lake City and Grand Junction Colo The commission issued permits enabling Everett L Alexander to operate between Salt Lake City and Moon lake and between Heber City - and Roosevelt Utah-Wyomi- WY in KITCHEN SCALES Weigh up to 24 pounds For canning fruits or£J vegetables K 6f P To Elect An election of officers for the en suing year wiilbe conducted during a meeting Of the Calanthe-Myrtl- e lodge No V Knights of Pythias Thursday- at 8' p m at 41 Post Office place EL LTtottman chancellor commander in charge announced and fun hove wrought havoc with your skin —bring it back to normal with the Cleansing Cream created especially to soothe and correct dry skins For a limited time you can get it at an unheard-o- j 156 Sandwich Special 156 2:30 to 5:30 P M Only Grilled Minced Ham Sandwich Potato Chips Olive and Pickle Vanilla Ice Cream Root Beer or Coffee Ideal for traveling iron See It SPECIAL $OOJAR$100 But act quickly today! For after ' the present supply is exhausted Barbara Gould Special Cleasing Cream (for dry skins) and Barbara Gould Cleansing Cream (for normal and oily skins) will go back to their regular price Drugs and Toiletries — Street I Medicine Cabinets the boudoir or for Good qualify 3-- !P Dr G M Fishburn CHIROPODIST and-FOO- & ' T lVi Every shirt is of the latest as: $100 and newest Not broken assortments bufcpmplet sets all for youtxdhoice! or Onyx steals chops! separate collars to match Two in Red Ideal for HOUSEWARES— DOWNSTAIRS JPkttchtd ft out itocl$ is sold with guarantee Every shirt an absolute hand-picke- d bledes Fine cutting Cetelln handles ' ol satisfaction Vj pL L will be in YOU'LL FIND THIS SPLENDID ASSORTMENT: AUERBACHS Genuine the niinoU College oi Chiropody and Foot 172x80 Pima' Yam Broadcloths BEAUTY SALON ning in 1924 directly alter graduating from $149 & FORKS fall patterns and finest shirtings ! SPECIALIST Dr FUhbum was first to be licensed and etart a practice in the state begin- enameled Good Equipped with quality glass lb Stainless Steel KNIVES One of the largest and finest shirt makers in the country offers us this outstanding assortment in order to get our regular business and we are passing the savings on to you as a feature of Auerbach's Harvest Sale! Floor t ’ at We dHSlday7TK'ufiday Friday and Saturday A Sold regularly Jacquard figur —abroad- - -- $250 rj ’vr) Every— Genuine Berton'e Irish Poplin Sold regularly at COMPLETELY EQUIPPED CHIROPODY OFFICE Satin stripe splendor broad- cloths Sold regularly at For Men and Women Patients! Examination and Consultation Free! ' Surgery CALL WAS 300 FOR AN APPOINTMENT 'V ’ rU8l Clip $250 (ft Sold figure regularly broadcloths at $200 $250 & Fine woven Chambrays Sold regularly at Q CPI $200 Woven Madras and Fine Woven Broadcloths Sold regularly at $250 and $300 Each t vi Patterns: Box loom checks Clipped figures Allover efiects Satin stripes Plain colors o Sh1 ' Jacquards Stripes 1 Perlect collar points French Bevil buttons Custom tailoring Sloped shoulders Fully shrunk Tapered body Colorfast White on whits Forest tones Plain white iBx rust 8 and fm flowers etc ' THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN '' STORE 'Lat Mkws T'V SHOP-STR- EET Broadway and State' ART NEEDLE ART SIFT-THI- RD FLOOR Grsys Tans Todayl FLOOR THF jxv- auimVi- ft G R F AT JhlTESKdOUNTAIN— STORb (roadway UTMMMSBW t t AA 50c $1 to $398 CLOSEOUTI LINEN LUNCHEON CLOTHS Discontinued numbers Two slits 57x72 end 54x54 inches Blues Shop j $1 LEATHERETTE UTILITY BOXES Brown only! For gloves hankies hosiery Colors: New bro- ivory 8x20 inches Reg Tailoring: See Them in Our Window and Auerbach's Man's Gay brighteners for your home! cade fabric in blue green brown etc Variety of shapes Two sizes MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY FILLED! 'f YL CLEANSING CREAM Scalloped Potatoes Buttered Wax Beans Hot or Hard Roll Iced Tea or any 5c Drink 106 of wq 4r '2-pi- nt Tourist Elec Iron low price QoaJLj La Sauerkraut AP- he vh Com- Banish Dry Skin 256 — Plate Lunch —256 Steamed Frankfurters and HOMEMADE GREEN PLE PIE Made by Universal plete with vacuum bottle ? ff Summer sun AUERBACH’S FOUNTAIN SPECIALS School Lunch Kits and Stele I - |
