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Show WANT ADS i-oi; sai.k i acres of choice hind, coops ,ir Ml" chickens; -1-rooni home ,.S1. In. Price S'.'omi. One very choice modern brick lionte. Kunince, full basement ami Karage. Very good loea-liM loea-liM mid u iKirguin. Price .SHIiOO. Htniness investments, p a y I n g store. Doing a. good business. Keason for selling on account f hen I Hi. (.milled on the nisiin highway 4-rcioni brick home; city water, lights ami gas connected. One acre of land, business opportunity. oppor-tunity. Price SISOO. One new gas stove, and a small coal range. One used umbrella tent, cheap. VM. l'AKRV Notary Public FOR SALE 1936 Plymouth two-door two-door sedan. Terms can be arranged. ar-ranged. Phone 50W. FOR SALE A good 12014" gang two way plough, used only one season. Cheap. Also a dining din-ing table. Inquire 58 W. 2nd North. ol3 FOR SALE Drive up to the old Harriet Whiting place in Mapleton, and choose your dahlia bulbs for next spring. ol3 FOR SALE Choice building lot, East Center. Eleanor Brinton. 93J. FOR SALE One Winchester automatic au-tomatic shotgun, 12 gauge, in fine condition. Call D3J. : 9 WANTED Experinced girl for gen. house work. Inq. 195 East Center St. JONATHANS First class. Lge., fine. Ruphas Averett. 754 E. Center St. FOR SALE 1938 Hudson 112 coach, only 3400 miles on this car, at a bargain. Also 1937 l'i-ton G.M.C. truck. Terms can be arranged on the above. Can be seen at 110 So. Main or phone 50W. FOUND A lady's bicycle. Owner Own-er can redeem same by describing describ-ing the bicycle at the city hall and paying for this ad. SAUERKRAUT - Large 2'., Cans L for lS CALUMET BAKING POWDER - Pound Can JL w PORK AND BEANS - J Fargo No. 2'- 3 for j BANANAS Fancy Fruit Pound J FRUIT COCKTAIL Fargo No. 1 Tall L for P. and G. SOAP g - - I Giant Bars J for A j i Visit Our New Cookie Department ART CITY GROCERY I Fourth North and Main t:.i.i ' itmTrV- T"-rirr-"""iV - -t i' -S i -aim ; -"(itfi-iiiii - t'-wtff dwvna-.V...--. ' - -iint -i j FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT. 14 -15 j f 1 SONNY BOY SONNY BOY Cello Bass Spaghetti ct1 2 for 11c Puffed Wheat or Rice H , . 9 I SONNY BOY L l Jl ' ' ' a ' wU M Macaroni ct1 2 for 11c kellogg-s M 1 UTAH TRAIL M 11 & . . ESCh 20d mm ST1: Each 10c Wheaties . . . 2 for 21c j: j CRANBERRY Pin all! Gum J)ro,s and j Si "J7j M J SAUCE S 2 cans 25c Uanay l!" u' ! i 1 y WHITE STAR j ij DEL MONTE SalOH Cm EOC'l 1 3S j Sauerkrauts Each 8c TEAJree.. i.27i I Syrup 5K?,Rcan'ue Each 33c DEL MONTE No. 1 Can ,' i I ! utah trail FRUIT FOR SALAD U Catsup 2 for 25c 2 for. 25c j CoffeeSNSTiarEach 21c Tuna. . .2 for l GLOBE A-l 4-lb. Bag Chirkon-oM he-Son . j Pancake Flour .... 22c gs'Each 4go 1 i Fly fled Quarts 27c iL.nl r , ,c l -I . SOAP Pack!,,., . Each 55s F 1 I GLOBE A-l ELBO .. I . j Macaroni a,-. ...Lb. 13c SOAPgfe. . Each 5!h Ed. Johnsn 1 fill COODfEAR (ffig 4.40 21 ' " "V, $g55 $975 5.00-19 5.25-17 $105- $ii10 This husky and popular "R-l" has Goodyear's famous center-traction center-traction grip . . . Supertwist Cord bruise-protection - . . and 12 more tread rubber for longer, safer mileage. You can't beat our prides for such a quality tire! "Lifetime Guarantee." I.0.0W Igoodve 1 G-J I .pEEDWA 1 Th. sr.? '.; "'V' , V 'i0' a. 1 MARATHON TRUCK TIRES NEW LONG MILEAGE! NEW LOW COST! Built by the World's Largest Tire Builder LIFETIME GUARANTEE It Jtiiif . 1 m 1 '! iirtiriin rfi flmiir - iJ I PIIlaE? IDas j !i AT PENNEY'S : 1:1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday!! H I f:1 Heavy Grade - Aft ! ! p WHITE SHEET BLANKET 80x99 ?UU P DOUBLE SHEET BLANKETS & Aft ' :': Colored Plaids 70x80 ?AW I; i COLORED OUTING 1 t ftfl 5 FLANNEL 27 inch lj Yds. ylW :. THIRSTY BATH TOWELS Til Aft i f I 22 in. x 44 in 4 for ?1WW 1 1 ;i Standard Size A fl rtO, i n HAND TOWELS lw for pliWU j ; HOSPITAL HYDROGEN f j Aft I PEROXIDE 8 Fluid Ozs.. . 1U Bottles ?AUU 1 Fine Grade 1 fl 1 Dill If j 98-lb. FLOUR SACKS' 1 V for 1 p BED. SP.REA.DSr..". $1.09 f LACE TABLE CLOTHS f Aft i 70 in. by 70 in J l' Large Size Pastel Color y fl ft ft 1 I; BATH TOWELS ' foryAiViJ ; i MEN'S MONKEY A Aft t SKIN GLOVES 7 Pair V1"" ; 1 II Children's Rib Cotton 4 A Aft j Full Length HOSE .......... 1U Pair?lUW Springville, ITfah i The Beet Siiqar Industry? The answer to this question can only be that we shall always need the beet sugar industry. More than this, we shall probably need the sugar beet industry in increased proportion as time goes on. In order to fulfill the requirements of sugar consumption in the United States today we must import it from Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines, but these are "offshore" "off-shore" from the continent and should any blockade arise we would be cut off from our supply. The seriousness serious-ness of this situation may be seen in time of war. Furthermore, we could increase our production of beet sugar fourfold and still not be able to exceed the consumption requirements of the nation. Besides this, 100,000 farmers annually cultivate a million acres of sugar beets and are thus profitably employed. Yes, we will always need the sugar beet industry! Intermouritain. (pW Eest5uqar ompaaies ul |