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Show FOR SALE-fiows and Weaner pigs $5 and up. L. A. BYTENDORP. Adv. J-24. '.. ! GOOD NOW STAMP 18 For a Pair of Penney's Shoes! When you say "good bye" To Stamp Eighteen, Make sura "good buy" Is what you mean! Tor best buys In best , shoes, come to fen ' Bey's now.' CP America's Heroes, they tell the true, dramatic story of Manila, Bataan, Corregidor. They tell . . . how Manila fell! How they sank Japa-ncse Japa-ncse Warships! How Men and Equipment were expended to gain valu able time! Read thi$ epic utory of real American Ueroe$. fixprndnblsb' L'J THIS NEWSPAPER Westside Grocery Specials For Saturday Only I Kerr Lids 3 Package$ 27c Soup Mix 27c I Grape Juice "an 33c Wax PaperKJiT 15c M C Pectin 3 Pkg3 27c Apple Butter 2s gh 22c Scot Tissue 3 Ros 25c Soap Powder "Pop" Pic 23c i ii i iiiMSiasM sms st s si ssssw FOR SALE Four Acres Good Farming Land, i ultable for building lots. Located on First North Street. Has Primary water right. Also 11 acres with Old Field water right. Inquire CEDAR REAL ESTATE CO., Office In Bank Building. Adv. J-24. I Story yf I HRASD gs?Zl t Kentucky Straight llourl.on Whialey ml ill s "4'liEESiFl'B. AS iTS 'A MB99 j Nulioi.nl DiMillrr Product. Corp, IN. Y. QjfcfHf W-l I pi SI Bbek QwMd JOl-flut what are you doing to stop them? I Sure, it ws 11 fight to give Bill " -"sTi1 I , those giS coupons you didn't need. iJS 1 if .V ' Thtf thick steak you got from an r J h S ''Zl' ..... L 3 xfr. X sccommoditing detler, without syrv Al J surrendering enough points the ffi' Kk CAnneJ foods, ot tires, or ' ' 't" 1 coffee or sugar you managed to J h I obtain outside the rationing rules I A l'f I They didn't amount to anything ' fj Wall, let's see. So, people begin offering bribes fo get merchandise. And Block Markets spring up everywhere in tires The only reason these things art rationed is because . onJ flQI lhot ond eonntd fl00Jj( ond ugof there aren't enough of any of them to go 'round. ond s,,,, and 0att Whv oren't there enough? You'd soon find the price-bribes you'd have to pay so exorbitant you couldn't meet them. And you'd find the I: s because boys fighting on every front ond sea need .. , , , , . . .. . merchandise so scarce in the legal market that, eou rubber and gas ond nourishing foods to keep them u ., . ... .,.. r pons or no, you couldn I buy anything. tit tO flQnt. It's because the men and women in the factories need stout shoes to work in, solid food to work on. There is only one way to protect your shore of tho nation's products. It's becai'te you yourself can't get along without these Ihings that they havo been rotioned-for yod. Buy no roffoned products without turttndtrirg tho proper number of ration points. Suppose you do get o little extra something to which II you are not entitled. And o lot of other people get Don't tote odvontoge of somebody else's rofion pom's "iust a little extra", too. to get things you're not emMfed fo. Then, there Isn't enough to meet lUt ceupons. fay no more thon ceiling prices. DBM COUMW KI1CR MMHHSMSMMMMMliMiHHWiMMMMiHMSSi Ay ) ' it) mm Fifure It Out Vourielf. How can you effectively join In saving all the little children of the world from human hu-man slavery, death and Injury from the Nazis and Japanese? Put more and more of your pay into war bond every payday. Your savings will go to war in the form ot war equipment and other munitions. How much more should you put Into war bonds? The only ones who can answer that are you and your family. fam-ily. It's up to you to decide Just how much more you'll do to win the war. If you were fighting In the Solomons Solo-mons or In Africa or forcing a lat.- Ing in Europe you'd like to feci that the folks at homo were back of you all the way you'd bo proud of your family and your friends if you knew they were buying war bonds not at 10 per cent or 15 per cent, but with every cent beyond that 4 which they need for necessities. V. S. Tttttutf DtfHmtnt I is the time to plan 'OST-WAR VACATIONS When peace comes, happy, interesting, exciting vacation days will be potwible again. Stait planning for them now with the help of Trailwaya travel experts who are thor-oughly thor-oughly familiar with America's Amer-ica's vacation spots. Their services are free for the asking and they know how to keep costs within limited vacation budgets. Consult agent for full details. BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT W. II. LEIGH, Agent LEIGH HOTEL PHONE 120 CEDAR CITY, Utah Uoufi o mt AIR-CONDITIONED J DIE SET i ? ; - ' IM Hi Farmers SERVE AMERICA BETTER When They're Served By Amazing Comfort In... SHEU !hn .fiJ kSF Vhe r f?1 ,ne Shel1 "orsehldes are serving Woh,nW5w.re' wh Americ fcy hclnina 'aimers pro- !. f,mou tr,Pe Jn- duce more food because their feet ?h? P7 !.n.'ean ,0 mu5h t0 don,t tir " fast in micli soft, com- mh u h u"f auper-dura- fortable work shoes. Wolverine fhi- i, T Li " L"ft,.tnd Trlple-Tannin lw holpr, rt-Uin- SrftSu .1 u k''7rak,el1W.?1- ,n " tho tintural wtalefying old 5 '1 .'l0" ,eel 1 ka tuRhns of shell horsehklo in tl old h juso bhppcra. They even dry soles and uppers . . . Try a pair. VOiflW'3 ux roushiob vrr. MEN! STEVENS & CO. now have a complete stock In all size and widths of famous "1,000" Milers Wolverine Shell Horsehide Work Shoes. Priced at $6.50 in Low Cuts To$9.98 in Logger Style STEVENS' lohern Utah's Leading Department Store |