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Show . . ' i Do you ksiow a feJIow like Joe? JOE'S MY KID BROTHER. We've check every week for War Bonds ... ! always stuck together and I've sort of they're going to come in mighty handy ' watched out for him these last few years. when the War's over, we figure. But I got to thinking about Joe. What's he , Well, Joe s in Africa now. His wife gets ... ,t t. , , , ' J & going to have after the War? ' I her allotment from him, and I guess when I that's taken out of his check he doesn't So we ta,ked h over' my wife and L li have much left. Privates don't get paid We think Joe should Set a cut of the much you know. ' bigger money, too. So now I'm buying an extra bond every month in Joe's i I figure this way. Here I am, making name, more money than I ever did before. You , .... bet I work for it! But Joe's working hard aybe yUfVe K ody Jn ,...r w i r -it. War, too. If you have, couldn t you too . . . and not just from 7 to 5, either. J , , , squeeze out an extra bond now and then, We've been taking 10 percent out of my for your "Joe"? YGUVE DONE YOUR BITs;"II0W DO YOUR BEST! i u BOOST YOUR BOMO BUYIMojTHROUBH THE PAYROLL SAVIHGS PLAN ' tSI'T " This spaoa ! a contribution to America's all-out war effort by The North Cache News F0 wfflsvjjri I CAN AND DRY AVAILABLE FOOD ' - I jbs ' 1 is v--J . ' ' rr" 1 1 , , ( ? ,j --Vv j j The more food every j J J , family "puts up," the f more will be available fet " for our fighting men ; and fighting allies. ssMBasai!2K. So it's not only the patriotic thing to do, but also wise to can and dry food now. The many thousands of owners of Electric Appliances in this territory find their Electric Servants are great helpers in food preservation saving time, saving work. An additional help are two folders we have prepared containing hints on canning and drying foods. i Electricity is the life blood of war production. Don't waste it just because it is not rationed. Yours for the asking at all wiurf utah Power & LisI?t Co' ices SzCf FOLDERS OF HINTS fr ON CANNING AND I DRYING FOOD utah power & tm "REPORT IQ THE NATION" Dramatk Mev Proff n TiwJCSt 7-JO p. a "PARACHL" i ....LOS i SUPPLY BRIDAL GOWN " 7V , . . f, N . , ' , t ; - . : x l- f ' ; . , , 1 J i ! i . - 1 " ... r i !: '"'.'X , ' -.; vt-,- ' i ; i V l f', 1 .y ? . This wedding gown modeled by Ihe winsome girl brings to life the 3ream of a stylist at Fashion Frocks, Cincinnati wartime para-:hute para-:hute manufacturers, in fashioning fashion-ing nylon sections or gores used in parachute makinir for a bride. An overseas dispatch recounting how an American flyer who bombed Tokyo gave his parachute for the wedding gown of an American nurse in China inspired the stylist Miss Ethel Casey, 15 years experience ex-perience in fashioning women's dresses to determine for her own curiosity how the wedding dress might work out. She draped nylon sections or gores that are used in production of wartime chutes and then modeled the gown on a dress' maker's form. She was thrilled bj the effect and was inspired by cc workers to fit the creation on life model. The wedding dress puj together from the nylon gores ana temporarily basted so that thd material could be preserved and Jtept intact for eventual use in a parachute when modeled on the attractive Fashion Frock girl who brought to life the picture described n the dispatrh r"-1 " |