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Show get tha advantage oiexh a mellow... j the whiskey of the"flavor yeara" 86 Pr Rentudu Straight Bourbon Whuknf Thii ultukcy it 6 years old. SchenUy Distillers Lorporatiun, Stu la i i -0mmyiiw&i Whea tear lata Acttea When split-second timing is a matter of life or death; in battles of monstrous tanks, keen eyesight is vical for victory. Only those with perfect sight have been, selected for the United States Army to man the? machinery and guns of tanks on the battlefield. Goaf lighting played an important role in protecting th eyesight of American soldiers, when they wert home. Likewise good lighting continues to be important for every American at home. How to Protect Precious Eyesight at Home, in Office, Store or Factory Keep lamp bulbs and fixture clean; also windows wheo electric light is needed to supplement daylight. SoJ and water will do the work. Avoid direct glare from electric light globes. U iadirect reflectors whenever possible. ; I ! Avoid reflected glare from shining surfaces. Avoid sharp contrasts between brightly lighted surfce and dark backgrounds. Don't work iq your pwn shadow, especially on doss j work. U.e the right size globe tp supply enough light 4 the proper kind of light. When redecorating, use light colors on walls and ceiliofr Kest your eyes by closing them occasionally. If your eyes constantly feel strained or unduly ti4 seee a competent eye specialist. UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO Ruddy Kilowatt Power the world's finest electrit service produced for you by American business is the kind of power that serves 90 of the nation- Enjoy your made with famous Old Crow 0LDCR0W COOL ai th jL water' ffom B?Sa J antes Crow's -y IViSt original lime- -Ji, Slirl stone spring. j? BOTTLEDINBOND 7toAe in (6e tout e National Distillers Product! Corp., New York luo l'roof m m ; .rfT" " rv, lis n " . i i i hcx v 1 1 x vvWZt-x speak louder than promises. J. B. Mullins stands on his L' ' f " ' ' " v . record of deeds accomplished when he asks reelection to the E , , . i -1. , , - Salt Lake County Commission on the Democratic ticket. ' " , 1 ! - Among his many accomplishments are: ,, y , . v , I 1. ROAD PROGRAM. Roadg have been hard-aurfaced. - , . ' I bridget widened, dangerous curves and gradei removed. , 1 ' , ft ' . . . 1 equipment improved. " ' V V ' LT t V 2. SAFETY PROGRAM. A sodium vapor lightinet system ; J ?V V---sr2SS ' ' j eliminated Stale Street', "death trap' 40 1 milef of aldewalk t ?v, W ; -"41 l flP1 i ' have been built, fire fighting equipment haa been improved. r. ,V il &. ' VI and county ambulance service has been inaugurated. f v 3. GARBAGE COLLECTION. Salt Lake County U ihe V -v-.., -e;YK 'y only Utah county giving weekly garbage collection service 7 j f-v 1! Vi- LW! rH " to all residents. k Mi - )( I fi I K l i kH 1 4. SKI AREAS OPENED. Commissioner MuUins promot- ""7 , ! if f M f I OblHl ed the purchase of a rotary snow plow, and his department WWr yiJf . inaugurated the practice of keeping the Alta and Brighton ' s&3$pr& 't-. ski area, open to aulomobUe. all winter. . ; tfffk J I ; i.fk J , 5. CIVILIAN DEFENSE PROGRAM. More than 800 fMWlff f 1 Vvf.T LSI JJ county residents have qualified for OCD arm bands under the Jr" W "r' lrrff- 1 county's preparedness, supervised by Commissioner Mullins. j' . "-, 6. BOND AND SALVAGE CAMPAIGNS. Commissioner .. ..! .-J Mullins promoted a successful county salvage program, turn- d all receipts to relief drives or for Army and Javy welfare VOTE 011 projects. His employees In the Roads and Bridges Department won the state's first "Minute Man Flag" for 10 per cent pay- i n 1.1ITI I TMO . roll bond purchases and now contribute 14 per cent of their I K VI II I I I pay for War Bonds. i. u.iuwuuiiiu 7. ECONOMY. Under Commissioner Mullins. Salt Lake Democratic Candidate for County purchased its own gravel pit and asphalt plant, thus COUNTY COMMISSIONER saving thousands of dollars and more than doubling the coun- four-year term ry'a xoad surfacing facilities. ' PRIMARY ELECTION SEPT. 1 j Paid Political Advertisement) GENERAL ELECTION-NOV. 3 Keep Cool! m a L m Brawn PeAy flu U ' SKTf ,ti (Thirsty for real pilsner? ThfflJ f : . fill i ur icebox ' with Brown IWjH WWfe' $J$x2 . Prkling clarity, snowy collar i H i Pa ; 4x'5 ft t tongue-teasiny flayor, we clainj , llf J chilC Then serve this Pi W I C fe55L! terby Man" of you-y S ) V I (KSf this sparkling brew u j V- ' ' - 4 Pil3ner A ver laid Up t-rj V W'J2& Xll ' ilIS!&! emPtiea t where you purchase k ? lirOif they'll gladly return full pnet M C Made esptciallyf V 2TJ SAFEWAY BUY QUARTS-, Quart j ?T f 1 |
