Pleasant Grove Review | 1934-02-23 | Page 3 | [Untitled]

WQ PARKER'S phM HAIR BALSAM i J?,-r-r '' 3 1CTnov(; 1 lundrulT Slfipn I air li ulllnfr ;'lVt-i 7" J Impnrts Color nnd f'l ' V j fleauly to Grny unit Fetiod Hair ' ; VK- untl i.1 .Wl iiL J Jrur.f iiilji 1 y mx ri,,.m. V.'fc. , raU-l,.,K.i, N V. I LOKESTON SHAMPOO I, Irail f.,r ubo in connection wit h Piirkr H Hnir K)Llfmrn.iliik'-H tho hnir Bfift and ftuiry. Ml en la by rrmil or tt (irui?-gigts. (irui?-gigts. liiacux Cbcxuicai Worka, I'utchuKue, N.y. Salt lake City's 'Newest Hotel 4 y i ' ' 'i ( ' , i ( 1 HOTEL TOIPLE SQUARE I i 200 Rooms 200 Tiic Baths j Radio connection in every roc tn. RATES FROM 1.50 ijust opposite Mormon Taberno Weird , ernest c. r.ossiTr:R,Priends; ,'rom 10 , - i in the .'ark, Salt Don't Fear Motherhood e!t-'X". Mrs. Vrurl Sowrrfl nf 103 iT ' ? ?. W. 2ml St., Sherichin, Wyo., Jr " ' ' j says: "JJrforc iny b;iljy w;i ' ' Imin, I was awfully nrrvoun f a n'l wf.'i k, had firqufiil ' iri vl hr;!la(.h'"R and pnins. I uwd , only fine bottle of Ir (, - J' it if c's Fa voi ile Prrif rip ''"J tarn and It sti''n;;tl.tnrd irr --"; and diove awfiy t),;it tiffd, j rtY-.L-r- mr 0f .n Ik-j's els the time i 'ir Ill the W;.:,!! r' ' -.v.- si.e, lai.li'i'. Halliday can play L-Ibs- "' li'ibelievable number of :is by memory and thl.s is ,je of program which will be -.t here. The audience will have le oiwtunity of suggesting the pieces they desire to hear. Mr. Halliday is a son of C. B. and Mary H. Halliday of Shelley, Idaho, formerly of American Fork, and wrhen but a small boy here commenced com-menced his musical career. Details of this program will be announced in the next issue of this paper.