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Show ' . LASSGH & NORMA!! Mt. Pleasant Phone 212 Win W1 September ypl A DUETTS FOR SALE A HI.'IO Ford 2-ilnm sedan. Harold Kosenlof, Mt. Pleasant. A -27 p'l. FOR SALE 25 Stool Fence Posts. (J1; foot. See Emil Rut ishouscr. A 27 pd. FOR SALE 5 room frame home at Moroni. Priced for quick sale. Full lot and full walor right. Call Moroni 2.101 or see Kay Livingston. A 20. 27 ptl. FOR SALE Saddle Horse, ('. years old. P. A. Pool, Mt. Pleasant. A 20-27 pd. FOR RENT Excellent business location In Klnerna Theatre bldg. Call Mt. Pleasant 23. HELP WANTED Fruit pickers. $1 nr. for grader work, 12c !u. for picking. Call (Immediately) Provo OH! 17 It.') or soo Virgil Jo-hlin.'ten, Jo-hlin.'ten, Rt. 2 Itox (il5, Oiem. A 27 ul FOR SALE- I '. Ton Chov. truck. Voiy reasonable, ('ail 21111 oi I Si in-Li I r .Service, Moionl. A 20-27 pd. FOR SALE Good family Ford. Excellent condition. Good rubber. Call Jos. L. Lund, 115 Mt. Pleasant. A '.'7 ml FOR SALE Brick Home In Mo ronl. Four rooms downstairs possibility of 2 rooms upstairs. Write H. J. Peterson, 2S'.t.l So., 9000 West, Magna, Utah. A 27 imI FOR SALE Two 2-3 room size Oil Heaters. $15 cash. See Don's Service, Falrvlow, Utah. A 27 S-3 pit. Holp Wanted Women Christmas selling days Will soon bo horo. Earn large profits us the Avon Representative in your community. Write Box 550, Provo, Utah. ' A 1.1, 20, 27 oh LOST Small white Cockoi Spaniel female dog with blonde ears, lost on highway five miles south of Thistle, hoy own- or grieving. Finder phase re-j I urn to Dean Peterson, 710 North Sixth East, Provo, or A. I.. Peterson, Pe-terson, Mt. Plriimnt, and got reward. A 27 pd. I Morning, Noon, or NlgKt Savt (ltd Summertime appttittt with thou GOOD Spudnulil AMIftlCA'l HNliT fOOO CONMCNON TAKI A DOZEN j JW SU 'IM MADE Ji I BUY 'EM HOT ' AND BUT 'EM I BY THE SACK I Cold Drlnks-Candy-Ics Cream J ! CADDIE'S j MT. PLEASANT I - - " ., i i , - r i i ... , ... .,,. ,' i . A , I: ! j " :os '8 I overseas pay... 5 i travel sports go with an Army job in Japan! c How times have chnngiM. ! Three years ago. when our first victorious combat men left Japan, much of it was a shambles. The Japanese ;xvp wtre so da.-ed by defeat they didnl know which whv to turn. Th life of an Army man often had its discomforts. nut look at him today! He's helped to start the rvlniildtns Of Japan, to restore roads and railwavs. to Inspire a tired nd himury people with the hope of IVnuvracv. Vtuier his (tildins hand, courts of Justice, woman suffrage and freedom of worship have born brought about. Tn Japan there Is only one soldier "t Tor every 00 Japanese the sm!1et nor raniu occupation rniir In the world. The pay of a Private Is SO-V hhcr than three wars ro. then another 20-, hlKbcr overseas. And almost everv cent can re banked None of It Koes for food, housing medical or dental A care. clothlnK. retirement annuity, or the opportunity to continue con-tinue his education. The Army furnishes him equipment for C otKanh-rd srwts. Whlle on leave, he can ski in winter or visit 0 summer resorts at a fraction of what these activities wer.M cost him In the V. S. An Army career In Japan Is full of advantages such as these. Compare It with any Job across the board - vou'll find It haul to beat I Ask at your nearest Annv and Air' Force KecniKInf . Station for full details. U.S. ARMY AND CJjI i U1I U. 5. AIR FORCE TYSTTV RECRUITING SERVICE ilJ ARMORY BUILDING - MT. PLEASANT |