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Show BIG RUMMAGE SALE Sat-urday, May 25th, 441 Main Street. Next door to Uruuite ' Furniture . Co. ; : to - ikm Easy I ..' v NEW METHOD QUICK RESULTS Private instruction in your home hours p to be arranged. SAXOPHONE or CLARINET i a 1 ; Enjoy the advantages of the latest meth- - : ods of instruction. BEGINNERS or ADVANCED j ; Instruments furnished at practically cost A prices. y POPULAR or CLASSICAL MUSIC I Mark C. Lloyd : 847 East 2nd South i : Salt Lake City, Utah PLEASE MAIL I1 , My Name is , , g ; My-- Address is , ; , I am interested in S ; Saxophone Clarinet a k or rr.oDUCT , . . .L JJiTl .L. zC3X JmH j amonglaw-ptice- d JixeS N 0THER low-prfc- ed Six in the world can suc-- S a ce8sfulIy8tandcompari8on,f"eaturebycature,with i the sensational Durant Six. To obtain the Durant IP advantages in another car, you would have to step f up to the high price level. Prove it to your own sat- - ttk " isfaction. Compare I The popular Durant Six has the DURANT SIX apii V- - wor"mou8 Seal Continental Motor, Lanches- - two-DOO- sedan Mlk er rDraton Dampner, Nelson Bohnalite Invar-Str- ut a. coupe sport roadster mk Kstons, Chadwick Bronze-Backe-d Bearings, Four Bear rTTS BL ing Crankshaft, Morse Silent Chain Timing Drive, Ben-- 2j Wa'W dixFoOT1Brake9FullForceFeedLub Hw manyotherfeaturwifoundinhighpricedSixes&Eights. DURANT FOUR filla II ifl j fil W With PRICES STARTING AT 11 J Jit Mi V, V. PHONE 333 Service and the Mail Order House Automobiles, radio seta, tires, pianos, and ether similar things require service not only at the time you buy them, but more or less throughout their lives. There are, of course, other thing3 you buy where service is net a factor.. But why send away for tires? The post office will not demount your old tire, mount the new one, inflate it to the correct pressure, examine your wheels for alignment, keep your rims free from rust and then at regular intervals inspect your tires for tread cuts and minor injuries. They don't keep free air and water cn tap and maintain road service. We do all these. Moreover, we'll sell you a Gcodyear Pathfinder tire a quality product of the world's largest tire factory at a price as low as that charged by the mail order house. ' Remember no delay no postage or express no hand labor on your part and you see what you're getting before you buy- - ' We are here at your call, every day in the year for service. Bingham Garage CHORUS GIRLS CAN EAT AGAIN I; s YU I K A VJL JkiVY lp' ptfy:... t t) L vtftrMr '1 t ! MfVi 1 y j ir-j- V f .3 Producers of musical comedies and the great eouturiers of New York and Paris have united In nnoundng that the boyish Bpire is passed No lonjrer forced to starve themselves to a shadow, the eirta of the Varsity Drag Chorus of "Good News", the famous Broadway production, thoroughly en. Joy a wholesome snack after the show is over and before changing into Rtreet clothes. Freedom to satisfy their normal craving for sweets and other foods that aupnly energy is a big hel-- i to them in setting op a new standard of "pep" for Broadway to catch up to. Left to ritfht: Katherine Glad--. Hag, Lillian SL Just, Peggy Bol'on, Viola Hunter and Betty Trace. Members of the 1L II. Club mo-- I tored to Halt Ike Wednesday ev- - ening of last wwk and enjoyed the performance at the Playhouse. i Those attending were Mrs. II. C. MeShane, Mrs. lOd. Johnson, Mrs. j Win. Gallea.i, Mrs. James Ner-- g din, Mrs. Joe Marriott, Mrs. ?J Harry Hlaek, Mrs. Arthur Cook, 4 Mrs. K. K. Longfellow, Mrs. Law renee Stillnian and Mrs. Irvin i Stillmtm', I Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Fisher an-- l nounee the marriaire of their I daughter Mary K. to James W. t MeCray of Dost on, on March 5, Miss Evelyn Vietti entertained i "Our Gang" Wednesday evening j at her home oi Main street, i Luneheoii was served to eight . guests, ! j Mrs. Howard Fisher entertain- - . ed at dinner Wednesday evening . of last week. Covers were laid ! for Mr. and Mrs. I). J. Wallaee ! and family and Miss Sofie Keefer I of Salt Lake and Miss Helen ( Byrnes and Mrs. James MeCrav. I ! Mrs. Howard Fisher whs hos-- j tesa to the Just-A-Me- re Club Wed- - nesdity afternoon at her home in i Conperton. i Mr. ami1 Mrs, 0. C. Jones will entertain Friday evening. Mr. James Nerdin and Mr. Sam Jenkins left Tuesday on 'an ex-tended inspection tour for the Utah Copper Company. They will visit a number of eastern cities while away. Mrs. James Barkle entertained her Sunday School class at din-ner Tuesday evening of last week. LOST A ladies' coat in Magna Sunday night. Finder notify this offiee. 3980643 NOTICE OF APPLICATIOxN FOR PATEN 1'. No, 048261 U. S. LAND OFFICE at Salt Lake ti y, Utah. April 9, 1929. ; Notice is hereby given that J. U. Walker of Salt Lake City, Utah, has made application to the United States for a patent for the Ontario No. 1 lode min-ing claim consisting of 1494.1 linear feet in length of the lode, and surface ground as shown by the plat of survey, being survey 6853, situated in an unorganiz-ed mining district, Utah Coun-ty, Utah and described in the plat and field notes of survey on fie in this office with mag-netic variation of 16 deg. 25 min. East as follows: Commencing at corner No. 1 jf the claim, the Ontario No. 1. Thence South 51 deg. 11 min. East 1494.1 ft. to corner No. 2. Thence West 967.6 ft. to cor ner No. 3. Thence North 51 deg. 41 min. West 1494.1 ft. to corner No. 4. Thence East 967.6 ft. to cor ner No. 1, the place of beginning of the exterior boundary of the claim, containing a net area of 16363 acres, all of which is ap-plied for, the following conflict-ing areas having been excluded: 0.222 acres in the NE4 of NE ii Sec 28, and 3.992 acres in 'he NEii NWVi Sec. 28 all in T4SRSWSLM: said ex-cluded ground bt ing patented land. Said c'aim is located in Sec. 28T4SR3 WSLM. The corner to sections 21, 22, 27 and 28T4SR3WSLM bears East 2335.8 ft. from cor-ner No 1 and North 51 deg. 23 min. East 1487.3 ft from cor ner No. 2. The presumed lode line Js shown on the official p'at of survey. Said claim is of record if the office of the County Recorder of Utah County at Provo, Utah in Book 213 of Mining page C34. Adjoining location is the On-cari- o No. 3 survey 6853. I direct that this notice be published for a period of nine weeks in the Bingham Bulletin, a weekly newspaper published ai cmgnam rjanyon, u:an, uie newspaper published nearest said claim. ELI F. TAYLOR, Register. L. II. GRAY, Claimant's attor ney. First pub. April 18 1929. Last pub. June 13, 1929. Voice s "Is this the weather bureau! How about a little shower tonight)!" Weather Prophet: "Don't ask me. Go ahead and take one if you need it." Scarf Sets for Wee Folks, Also Bonnets and Brims ,l" , J:ti "" A scarf and-hat set ' "like the shops are full of them for wee tots. Likewise those supple soft exotic straws which feature in the adult mode, enter the Juvenile mil-linery realm, in practical shapes and lovely coloring with grosgrain rib-bon the favorite trimming. Shi'i Through One of the soplilstlcnted girls In this neighborhood declined an Invitation to a house pnrty yesterday on the ground that she's been engaged often enough. Ohio Stale Jonrnnl Orange Once a Berry Scientists who have looked up Hit pedigree of the orange any that II ws formerly a Derry and thoj It hna been in the cou.'se nf rievpnpmtnt for 7,00 years. Wiping 'Em Out Hurry L ' resident here nil and on fur a number of years, write lie hut left town to accept a Joh elxeuhere but will return In the fall, si which time he will repudiate his Jest debts dollar for dollar - Alaska I'niier. Millionaire in Word A lot of people is II k one bozo that comes In here regular, observed Cash Miller, cigar store (rhllosoptier. Be Is fuller of words on any subject than an insurance policy incl about as entprfslnlne- .- Thrift M'.irnzlne. Oil ot Intercourse Good breeding Is the art of ahowtn men, by external signs the Internal regard we have for them. K arise from good sense. Improved by convers Ing with good compan?.--r,nt- o m Animal and Paratlte Man Is less bothered by parasite than he has ever been, but domestic animals, concentrated In small areas, are prohnbly more pestered than In the past. Two Distinct Meaning Mosaic, spelled with a cupiiBl, means peitnlnlng to Moseg, to the law. insti-tutions, etc. Mosaic, spelt with a small letter, denotes an Inlaid design of mnnll psrtleleH of glass, stone, stc, of various col" 1 , A Early Paper Mill The first paper mill In the American colonies was located at Roxborough. near Philadelphia. It was built in 1600 by William rtlttenliouse, a Dutch and William Bradford, a nrlntor of Plilliirtclnhla.''"' Uncle ben T)e man dat slta around dnln Buf-fi n," snll 1'ii' le ICIien. "Is oftin llnhl to llml hieiiiiraenient. Some folks, de Itiori' tried In break out Nil' bo , Ir.ilustilniis. le iniir' dev Fit In de vtiv 'I'tftiteirlii Xtrii |
