Improvement Era, October 1930

Masterpiece MRS. C. R. KNOWLES Was the Earth Created in Six Days? By DR. F. J. PACK AN OCTOBER SCENE

«* gft^.i.'jfrM Ijfrm !>*»» «m<' A Citadel of Good Service An anniversary is but a milestone — it may mark a year or a century. We have mile- stones behind us . . . each represents uninterrupted service to our customers and to the community. The loyalty of our customers helped us to build our citadel of Good Service. Our interests have been mutual . . . and no man nor institution may build on a more solid foundation than that. Z. C. M. I. Organized 1868 Wm. L. Walker, General Manager Value Plus! That's What You Get In Mountaineer Overalls and Work Suits EQUIPPED WITH Stop=Loss Pockets Ask your dealer to let you examine these remarkable garments. Note the quality of the material, the triple- stitched seams, the wide, roomy cut of seat and legs. Look for the bar- tacking that guards every point of strain. Now test the Stop-Loss Pockets! Prove to your- self that nothing can fall out — that yourwatch, tools, coins, etc., are safe from accidental loss. Then you'll have a fair idea of the superiority of Mountaineer Overalls and Work Suits — which give you longer wear, greater comfort and more satisfaction than any you've ever worn. I Z. C. M. I. was given an award of "Merit," the highest award given at the International Association of Garment Manufacturers' Exposition held in Chicago, May 20. 1930," on Z. C. M. I. Overalls and Work Clothes, the entire Mountaineer Line. Made in Salt Lake City by Z. C. M. I. Clothing Factory ^ ^ ^ '^ ^

The Improvement Era for October, 1930 785 pbmGAi Remarkable First-Year Record In the one short year since Natural Gas was made available to Utah homes and indus- tries, this ultra-modern fuel has enjoyed a truly marvelous reception. It is now being used in three of Utah's gigantic smelters, supplying clean, control- lable heat in tremendous quantities for huge smelting operations in the world's largest non-ferrous smelting center. It is used in scores of apartment houses, business buildings and manufacturing es- tablishments . . ,not only bringing utmost convenience and surprising economy, but al- so making for a smoke-free, more healthful atmosphere. And in house-heating, the use of gas has increased 950% during the past twelve months, the first year of Natural Gas in Utah. Could anything more clearly and con- clusively show that Natural Gas is what modern people want? Call in at your nearest Natural Gas office and find out just how inexpensively you can enjoy this super-fuel for cooking, water- heating, automatic refrigeration and automatic house-heating. UTAH 6AS 6- COKE CO. Serving Salt Lake City OGDEN 6AS COMPANY Serving Ogden •OC2EN KAVSVILLE \ K AftM 1NO TQr* f GARFIELD •CFwTEflViLLe/ *TSALT LAKE CITV 4 MT0VAL. TOOElE * iMuOflAY •SAnOy WASATCH GAS CO. Serving KAYSVILLE LAYTON FARMINGTON BOUNTIFUL CENTERVILLE MAGNA TOOELE GARFIELD MURRAY MIDVALE SANDY MORGAN

786 The Improvement Era for October, 1930 last es • • o n g e r when they're wa shea in a. HAAG HAND -RUBBING is even harder on clothes than on the hands. Before long, this con- stant friction of fabric against metal produces worn spots. But when clothes are washed in a Haag, they require no hand-rubbing, boiling, or soaking. Even badly soiled work- shirts and overalls are thoroughly clean. Blankets are fluffy and soft; and the Haag safety agitator protects dainty lingerie from injury. Just imagine the saving in clothes, when you own a Haag. In time, no doubt, it will pay the cost of the washer. And think of the labor and long hours it saves, too — strength and time for other more enjoyable tasks. The Haag 75 (illustrated) has all the newest fea- tures even to the late-model wringer with balloon-type rolls of soft rubber. Available either with 4 -cycle Briggs & Stratton gasoline engine or ^ H.P. General Electric motor. Arrange to see it soon — today, If possible. Mountain States Implement Co. 159 23rd ST., OGDEN, UTAH DEALERS THROUGHOUT UTAH AND IDAHO V O R T EX