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Show Big Free Attractions at State Exposition L aiMJiWMKtmwBii iMirrr'nniwtsri&ifoaga Dne good turn deserves another in this rapid-!ir rapid-!ir revolving ladder ttunt by LeFavor and Pierce, who will keep things turning from itart to finish in their aerial comedy act at :he State Fair, every afternoon, free to Fair rititors, October 1 to 7. WHAT is probably the biggest and most attractive program of free entertainment rver offered in a western fair is slated for fet coming great Utah State Fair, October 1 x 7. Visitors will find one big round of ree attractions from morning to night. Something never shown before, the '. radio broadcasting station which will be set ip at the fair will be of great interest to nsitors, since it will not only present the test entertainment in the state, music, read-ngs, read-ngs, singing and speeches by prominent men, tut will show spectators how broadcasting is tctually done. Receiving sets throughout the itate can tune in and reproduce the programs. Two big outdoor acts will take place every ifternoon. Marvelous aerial novelty stunts will be enacted by a famous, nationally known pair of aerial performers, Le Favor and Pierce, whose cleverness and skill at -b a lane ing is wonderful. Then there will be Kayo ; Namba, a comedy acrobat, who does many very -difficult and amusing tricks. He actually act-ually climbs a stairway on his head. The stupendous fireworks spectacle which realistically portrays a battlefield in France has been appropriately called "Smashing the Hindenburg line." It includes a magnificent barrage, terrific earth-rocking explosions, 1 flashing fire, brilliant colors booming across the realistic setting, soldiers pressing forward throwing fire and bombs, the brilliant activity ending with the destruction of the enemy fort and the hoisting of the victorious American flag. This will take place at 7:30 every evening, eve-ning, and is free to everybody. Of statewide interest, the greatest automobile automo-bile show ever held in the state will provide a never-ending source of entertainment and interest, for here will be an exhibit containing contain-ing the advance models showing hundreds of new features that will be embodied in next year's cars. The agricultural products, manufactures, manu-factures, minerals, poultry, livestock, fish and game, and art exhibits will be produced on an immense scale, giving more than ever before, be-fore, as complete a conception of the state's resources as it is possible to give. n p I Daylight Your Kitchen 1 s j r t&&& tr i Fl k I 1 I We will install in your kitchen for 15 days FREE p I TRIAL one of our I Daylight Kitchen Units I I if you like it pay us 75c down and 1.00 per month I for 6 months. If it doesn't banish all shadows If it 11 Hi P doesn't make your kitchen more cheerful and work I more pleasant We will take it out. ' I I;: I Please give it a trial 1 I ' I 9 Teliuride Power Co. I i ' in mniMiw iiimiii iimbiiiiii ii ii iii ! TMMMynr IWHI III ll 1 PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY ''':'' '':i: .:''-; Insist On JJj Gunnison "Milkmaid" Chocolates . . "A - "What Sanpete Makes, Makes Sanpete" Jjl Our candy maker haa had 30 years experience in some of jjl the largest candy factories in the United States. j VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME Elite Candy Company Some Money Getters Statements I Some Classy Letter Heads I I Some Envelops to Match I I Some Exquisite Calling Cards I I Some Bill Headii I I Some Dodgers or j I Any kind of Fine Printing I THE NEWS CAN SUPPLY YOU Want to Sell Something? j Are you running a store and have something to sell? Ill Do you want to get rid of a home, a cow, a horse, I j I , wagon, chicksns cr anything.. .Results are obtained I J j through the advertising columns of the NEWS. I I I YOU CAN SUBSCRIBE A WHOLE YEAR FOR j 1 1 v THE PAPER AT THE RATE OF $2.00 per year. , JJj SCASTLE GATE I V. AND M If KING COAL 1 THE BEST ON THE MARKET p - ' prices If 1 . Pea.. CoaL on cars...... $4.90 ''I : Nut Coal on Cars $6.35 S3 -V Large Lump on Cars $7.50 Is 1 . : , Advance in prices expected August 1st. Xf i ,:; Delivery $1.00 Additional f : - ' . ' TERMS CASH g ' DEPOT COAL YARD 1 J IRA OVERFELT. Mgr. 1 . Phones 48B cr 28Y g! ""ft' lfln" ''l'1 1 fr'ta'M 'W Ml li.'fcE :-iit.ii.'!jhi A ft T J i?t i.' j tl . .m H, Y I -j ii , - 1 , , J V.' t |