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Show 'rUlJG nrrn i ii ni ' ' -tt $ I Your Layndry Saving & Pays For Your Wisher I nU iii:l It'll II I I I'f lr i Untii August 2 we i I"' 1 M, white Way Electric 3 if!1!; I fSft Washer for only 5 i W$ I -rrOTll down and $5 a month R iitj I Slm S8 Te washer is quickly 0 ' 1 i fflSP Pa fr drudgery and in- B ' i IS " convenience are done Ii' In 4v away with, health, time, H L jOAtN labor and clothes are con- 1 Kj. I served AND THE, fl liif 1 HI -sl HIGH ExpENSE OF 1 I IH Ur7 LAUNDRY WORK IS f i fl 1 ELIMINATED. R 't n In I&8 fr$ft Thc whitc "VVny Wasllcr is n (( I D Agf Ifrf uilt Avitl1 remarkable U ,j , flfjy, ;5 Yfj staunchness. The revolving g yl'1 i TfltTj &J Lwo-tub bench saves miles of g L, jPl MPiiii-,1 fe9 steps and makes water lift- H f i 0 HLscjtS m unnecessary. Thc motor H '' TX fSS tt x j and all mechanism arc safe- ill H feS feSswl I ly boxed underneath, leaving n ' ''I 0 fl l 1 the top free for table space. U .,lj I " & I Remember that our special g ii! I il -4& I cr lasLs for onlv onc morc I lifij I week. t 8 jP'j II , Come in now and make sure fa,; of your washer beTorc it is M lit : Iff loo'late. r W I ?0YLE lUWSTI "W ID I I I All Merchandise Prices j I I ' Are Rising ! jl I but in this sale you can buy at less than the oidday prices j Regardless of how you are shod buy a good supply now. j I j They will never be cheaper ! J I' SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY :":" 1 i It I ( :vV-?i-. Here's a snappy dress oxford in brown and ;! P I V. X'wv yf black kid a shoe that sells regularly at j: E I - WaXLvV $7.Q0. We are cleaning these up at, all I 1 nA. "zes $3.98-1 I v ,i:: j jSen's shoes Wf I -.,. - !; Gun metal leather, button or lace styles, Jgj f Jf I : j good shapes and very good oak tan soles. if I 1 ' You can buy these $6.50 values, while AV I II , ', T they last, at ! $3.98te h 1 I 1 4 OMET j j I wvl ' SH0ES I " I 1 vIhtx'&S " very stys shoe, 8 inch top, lace, with new 1 I -J X s3v military heel. " This shoe would bring $5.00 1 -oN. a 2 value at that. Our price. . .$1.98 : merchantile" - ' BROKERAGE CO. I j LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN 2348 WASHINGTON ( II l" I uu Read the Classified Ada. - I GROCERY PRICES FOR CONSUMERS ' WHILE THEY LAST ' y Economy Fruit Jars, pints $1.15 I 1 Economy Fruit Jars, quarts 1.35 1 1 I Economy Fruit Jars, V-gallons 1.65 S ! Mason Self-Sealing, pints ' 85 j ' Mason Self-Sealing, quarts 95 jj Mason Self-Scaling, -gallons ; 1.15 S I I Ripe Olives, per can 25c, 35c and 65c 1 FRESH VEGETABLES I Utah cabbage, pound 6c y . d Nev Potatoes, 6 pounds for 25c I ' I Green corn, per dozen 35c I Beets, per bunch . ( 5c 5 I Turnips, bunch 5c J Carrots, bunch .' '. 5c E I Fresh Creamery Butter ....'. ; .. v .... .60c I I Wisconsin Cream Cheese '.'..:... 40c I i I Picnic Hams 35c j j At ihe CONSUMERS WHOLESALE CO. I I Phone 528 2448 Washington 1 ' fEN YEARS AGO HE WAS ONE OFTHEBIGGES j( MEN IN BASEBALL ;! A mmSw wis! S1G en yeara a he won a A WmmlrsF K Chh Tsrorld's series pennant. He was III) mEMmEI WuEjSIq one '1' l0 Sretcst managers ln J JpHnfiV DmHi maJr lcaSue baseball history He g ' n3$jn HpmhIh nas Mjen out f lc Eame but a j 'JBKeSBm HhpI&I ew ycars and TCt wh would look S 'US&ao aflraPUlBS at -ko picture and connect him WKZ&fll ImRIsQ w,th Daacball? Fred Clarke haa A npMmMR SSEmHIS tacn UP e 'ess strenuous pas- I 'vflBBw SttdSfsW tImc trap B00t,nB. He Is pros!- 1 ' 'iimSvS ttaBHsw dent of tho Kansas State Sports- I llWnKfm ySSsM men'B Association. Fred doesn't jNVfl&a Up boast of being as good a trap e JSST vaMm fchootQ1- as he was baseball gen- s- affl77fM!$J$ eral DUt he doe3 fa,rly well. He ft & ' f'f'iWlyi broke 246 birds in the state tilu- Modern Woodmen of America Special Notice Pay Julv dues and assessments at A. G. Jonps tailor shop, 484 24th St. J. R. HINCHCL1FF, Clerk. 6180 Read The Classified Ads. I Efficient Public. Service 5 fit Tho cheerful miU elMtrlc E XA puen button on your Trail H ft" JK1. flo?d TC"m hh 1 Ktf IikM, Ii just as cffeotiTB In the M yjl mors (itrennous boneehold ubj m fif Washing, irotilne, eowlar' 1 EA clranlnc aro unxjoen-warr drndr- M m rry for yon, bnt they'n, 0nlr It fg PLAT for tho eleetrle pn.J 1 W button. m i ffl ll I Frosted j ! il 1 : 1 Holies Give ( : Soft, j i Restful j I frosted 1 I CLODt'l H f We have frosted i f" globes in fascinat- I ing round bulbu- t lar shapes ideal B for small lamps J . f or wall brackets I ! i as well as the i ;, regular elongated 1 j I sizes. Milki opa- g I que, they burst j f into a glow of j I mellow light that I I is as restful as it is J ' radiant as bene- a i ficial to the eres J I as it is cheering to S f. the spirit. 9 t I 3 Cents hi more than the cost of ) ordinary lights gives n j a you the comfort of f ' frosted globes. And w J I that means the a I "homey" atmosphere J y of soft, flooding light J and relief from the S j I eye-strain, caused by J j! w unsheltered globes. f JVVe can supply you S !; s with any size. Jf I I f y Come in and see our ? ' M beautiful display of W I Handel Lamps I j Every lamp is individual- ffl f k ly distinctive and their w v $ portable quality makes w I y them as great a conveni- W t K ence as they are a decora- J i tion to thc home fi If You Want ; I "Freezy" v get an electric fan. It w will give you a fresh, tt f bracing breeze wherever f a and -whenever you want a l F one. We have all sizes n J for home and office. M m Utah Power! I & Light Co. I I ) "Efficient PnbUc Service" M m ) Eccles Bldg. I M ) Phones 655,656 R M |