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Show MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH to show the people the power of the new nation. The farmers rose in rebellion. They tarred and feathered the tax collectors. President Washington sent a detach- Today and i Tomorrow Agriculture The farm" problem in the United States is as old as the nation Itself. How to get their products to market and get a fair price for them has bothered the farmers of America for 150 years. And politics has always played a part. The first farmers who settled the lands west of the Alleghenies found they could raise grain easily enough, but with no highways they couldnt ship it to market before it spoiled. They solved the problem by distilling it into whiskey, which would kec p indefinitely and could be shipped on flatboats down the Susquehanna, the Potomac and the Ohio, to They were doing well until 1794 when politics stepped in. The new Federal Government imposed a tax of 15 cents a gallon on whiskey, not so much for revenue as because Alexander Hamilton wanted not only in the matter of margarine, but against the growing practice ol states to set up barriers against trade with other states. The Federal Constitution forbids - Gas-Oil-Hardware.-F- Dairy, Hog, Poultry, key and grains. We will gladly give you prices on any feed or grain. See us d and enjoy the whiskey CHEERFUL AS ITS that' XUE OLD mSuKNY Brook oUauHsr BENNION FEEDS BENNION LAYING MASH DRAPER MASH CRACKED CORN WHOLE BARLEY WHOLE CORN CHICK MASH WHOLE CORN SCRATCH CRACKED CORN SCRATCH DESERET FLOUR RED SEAL FLOUR 100 WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR GERMADE CRACKED WHEAT CHICK SCRATCH GROWING MASH FEEDS doubt whatever that two-thud- M.ikn yourself a cool ilrink h ith thi Savor grand, genial liourhon. iu old-tim- e 4 niellownrai and fine flavor! Aou'll cheer 3 g g This JThislcey is i E.UtS OLD 93 Proof 31 National Di.itillrra Prod. Corp., N. Y. 1 sc( HOME FOR SALE BACCHUS NOTES 5room modern frame house, double garage, fruit trees, cement sidewalks, 2 cement porches. Inquire 2951 South 2nd shade-bearin- g West or Magna Cafe. Miss Betty F;niLourne is recuperating in St. Mark's hospital from a recent serious throat infection She is progressing nicely Chips 15 Peas GARDEN can. 14 Cocktail Ukelele, Pineapple - can AIRT1TE, 125 9 6 SNOWDRIFT, lb. ean.49e 3 &J( . A-- l Pancake - Waffle Flour 25c . .m Box Carton GLOBE HIRES ROOT BEER Small Bottles, 6 for ft. roll 11 13c Matches, Buffalo, FLOUR, Red Seal, 48 lbs .99 22c CERTO, Bottle, Large Bottles, 3 for. n CHOICE 3 for .... da&Ss&i Peanut,:: 31 S B 2 2. 2 2 Wax .25c 40 oz. PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT package FIRM, RIPE, Pound LEGAL The Magna Times is qualified as a Newspaper to publish Leqal Notices, Having Been Approved in the Third District Court of Salt Lake County. Probate and Guardianship Notices. s?; PORK, BEAUS i Sherr. v. ith vouchers to the urdersu,tv-at 409 Boston Building. Salt Lake City, Utah on or before the fourteenth day of S, ptember, A I), Piudence ORniuke, cxicutrix of the estate of Martha L. Slurr, E IX eeased. Richard J. O'Rourke, Attorni y publication, July fir.,t 1940. 10 BUTTER 4 roll 2nd gr. quartered lb. 31c 1st gr., carton, lb, ,32c 1st gr., quartered. . ,33c Subject lo Market Price size Flavoraid 1940. Date of Pack . present claims will ", ORCHID Meat 3Dca;;'t 10 PIERCE'S ceased. Creditors WMUMUIIM' WHITE. GREEN. Flakes ft 3 cans Notice to Creditors L. Draft,arge m NOTICE Estate of Maltha rrLUL-J- J .a Maid in Idaho tive Signers. Paul Kunnen of Hollywood, California are visiting at the home of Mrs. Kunnens sister, Mis. William Fairbourne. POTATO, ' everyday price 2 pkgs. for Coffee" For Further Information Consult the County Clerk or Respec- Mr. and Mrs Trade Independent Independence Made Americ a GOLDEN M DAIRY FEED ALBERS CALF MANNA SILVER M HOG MEAL Golden M Chick Starting-Mas- h Golden M Chick Growing Mash GOLDEN M LAYING MASH SCRATCH FEED,. Cracked Corn and Whole Wheat Golden M Turkey Starting Mash Golden M Turkey growing Mash BARLEY. Recleaned BARLEY. Steam Rolled OATS, Recleaned WHEAT. Recleaned White WHEAT BRAN, Millrun WHEAT SHORTS, Middlings Golden M High Patent Hard PATENT GOLDEN M HIGH HARD WHEAT PATENT SILVER M HIGH HARD WHEAT to Space doe not permit us for us see our all articles, list price on all feeds. soy-bea- BRAND BOURBON WHISKEY KENTUCKY STRAICHT no the present war, unless it ends sooner than Iin afraid it will, is going to further complicate American farm problem by shutting off export markets. Few people realize how much agriculture is dependent upon sales overseas. Cotton is one major export item which has been losing to foreign competition for a good many years. Tobacco is another. I saw some figures the other day on the exports of from the United States last year. The total of this one commodity we shipped abroad was 627 mills ion pounds, of which went to the Netherlands. Now that great market is shut off. Many other farm commodities are in the same fix. We need a number of agricultural products which we cant grow in this country Rubber is one of them. Camphor is another. Fortunately, American chemists have found how to make acceptable substitutes for those and exotic products. But that doesnt help the American farmer much. We Deliver, F for particulars. ready-mad- eed 3rd East and 3rd South. Louis Falvo, prop. SYSTEM SERVE YOUR-SEL- y Theres - NEW MAGNA GASH MARKET FEED DEPT. We sell all lypesf feeds, tur ment of troops to preserve order. any state - to impose tariffs on Nobody was killed, the ringlea- goods from other states. In late ped ycars many states have found dor down the river t $ New Orleans, ways to evade hat by devious tax and that was the end of that farm methods. We have got where we problem. arg largely because we are the largest free trade area in the Margarine Were heading for trouble world. Theres a farm problem today that has some resemblance to that this way. of 1794. That is the multiplication Distribution of state taxes on If there were any simple anfarm Many people use oleomargarine swer to the present-dainstead of butter because they problem there wouldnt be so malike it: many more because it costs ny individuals and organizations less. The dairy farmers naturally trying to find it, nor so many polwant to promote the use of but- iticians making capital out of ter. The producers of cotton-seee solutions. The Ameroil, peanut oil and soybean oil, ican Farm Bureau Federation in the chief fats used in making its program submitted to both namargarine, want their products tional political conventions, seem used without restriction. to take as broad and sane a view of the complex problem as I have The Federal government taxes seen. all oleomargarine. Now 9 states point is that there are are taxing oleomargarine 15c a tooIts majorobstacles between the many pound, three others tax it if its and the consumer. It demade from oils not produced in producer their states, and several other mands freedom of farm products such as states tax dealers in margarine up from artificial restraints, and reinterstate trade barriers, to as high as $1,000 a year. economical marstrictions upon Theres an insurrection brewing, keting War . CASH MAGNA Ilormcls of last publication, Aar My Friends: We have served many vacationists with their holiday needs. See us for Vacation Specials greater savings for your entire list of foods for that trip to Yellowstone and other places. Louis Falvo Gt. size . . Contains Pottery 20c Regular All PAR contain N. B. glycerine C. HONEY MAID GRAHAM 19 10. m&nra SOCIAL NEWS Mr and Mi- - O A Join s d fai'ii y left Fi iv tor ,1 t o Ljj ueiks vacation tMp to San Ftan- ct.sco and Lo-- Angeles, Cahloini 11 Thev will attend the uod hr rj ')()r'' jj WHITE KING I i Hair Mr;. I vnn daughtu, i:iV,r Lais.i family do ; p tlio !,ii th lav fath-T- . i Loui-- arns and Mis utertained at a Ki Granulated soap last w i k honoi mg air versary of Mr. Leo .acock ti 1 ,26c J : Large Giaul 41c Toilet soap for 25 0 'GOSH 01 Farmers Continuing Standard Form Iolic actually does sae the careful driver money and in advance too! mm, built to date T"' ... ' MAGNA J. REX HAMILTON Phone Murray 165 4963 South Slate St. K J. Gardner. Local f (2 31c Albers Corn FLAKES ,.Sf FRUITS - VEGETABLES UNCLASSIFIED MEATS 2 pkgs LIBBYS Corned Beef Cottage Cheese, lb. ,7c Pot Roast, lb. 16, 18, 19 Ground Beef, 2 lbs. 29c Sirloin Steak, lb. . . .25c Pork chops, loin, lb. 23c Franks, 2 lbs 29c Bacon, SI. Nuc. Ib.23c Mixed L. Meat, Ib..25c Sausage Link, lb. ..22c -- e Sel1 0nly Qualify Meati IHaGEa 16 oz. can Cloth B 10 lbs. for Wesson Pint can, .. Quai l can, UTAH V . See . . . Agent, Phone 2406 IPaunlldPs Aunt: Laundry soap for 1 8c Lettuce, Ige. head . .5c Onions, carrots, turnips 2 bunches for 5c Tomatoes, fresh, lb. .5c Potatoes, 10 lbs )c Gr. Peppers, 4 lbs. ,25c Grapes, seedless, 2.15c Cucumbers, 5 for. .. 10c Lemons, Ige., doz. .15c ALL U any r,,ci . HEWLETTS Pure SYRUP 21c 41c 12 oz. jug Medium Tin Pnced below the'Yair ThT" will be ofd ,ny at correTprfce lc . . 7.29c |