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Show founF FOUND GLASSES Below power pow-er plant in Hobble Creek canyon. can-yon. Owner call at Herald. A-10-c Educauon is what most of us think we have. kBED, SPRINGS and mattress," also - brown caracul coat, medium med-ium size. Inquire 321 East 8th So. Phone 73W. A-10-c TREE RIPENED Canning peaches. peach-es. Wholesale and retail. Telephone Tele-phone 279R. A-10-p ONE ENAMEL RANGE Nearly new p.dtar, 12-gauge double-barrel double-barrel bhotgun, one kitchen set, table .iKd four chairs, mahogany livinroom table, 12-ft. oak dining din-ing t.Vole, oak rolltop desk and two- heel trailer. 149 So. First East A-3-c FOR RENT MODERN FURN. APT. 321 E. Eighth So. Phone 73W. A-10-c 3-ROOM Modern furn. apt. 488 East Center St. A-10-p 3-ROOM Modern, partly furn. Apt. Adults. 170 So. First East. A-17-p 5-ROOM Modern furn. house. Inquire In-quire Mead Whitney, 849 East Fourth So. A-17-p MODERN Partly furn. Apt. 130 South First East. A-ll-p 2-ROOM Furn. Apt. Inquire at 621 Buckley Ave. A-10-p I LOST FIVE WAR RATION BOOKS 4 Robert E. and Alberta E., Marion., Mar-ion., Billie L. and Kathryn J. Paxton. Please return to local Ration Board. A-10-p LADY'S Omega Wrist Watch. Reward. Return to Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, 356 No. Main St. Phone 77-W. A-24-p WANTED WANTED Electric fan. Call the Herald. A-10-c HOUSEWORK by teen-age girl. 222 East Fourth So. A-17-p CLEAN COTTON RAGS Her-ald Her-ald Office. A-24-p OLD MODEL CAR Phone 316W. Inquire v 131 East Third South. A-10-p 1930 OR 1932 Model Car. Phone 214M. Inquire 507 So. 4th East. A-10-p TO BUY Used Band instruments. Contact Davis Repair Shop, 353 South Second East. Phone 67-M. A-24-p WANTED Several women to work as markers, distributors and press operators. Experience not necessary. Transportation furnished free. Troy Laundry Co., Provo, Utah. tfc MISCELLANEOUS PLUMBING For general plumbing plumb-ing and repairing, call Herb Czirr, 178-R. 475 So. 3rd East. A-31-p UPHOLSTERY Recovering, repair re-pair and rebuilding furniture. Expert work. See the modern upholsterer La Von C. Steffens, 773 East 2nd North. Oct 12-p WE BUY All kinds of hides, junk and wool. Western Hid Fur Co., Box 188. Tel. 269 R2. J-6-tft GARBAGE HAULED By the month or load. R. W. Merrill, Phone 80-R 330 West First South St S-lp -JA'fJ' P0ONOCBAPII ff flUi Mall TmI W : NEEDLES : Ngl Boxes Ti fl rffitj s Rife ,vvV7t7! 1 V" C l ilE WERE 39e H mri ' BO ) J m0 I rOft 'Forked p: Jy T Vl I I ItA tiSk ster I GARMENT Uj I 7 il t was agp) ve i $ iCASEBOLE Cookie Cutters df?N. i ! i 1 rzk A Tournament ft, ' 3tL tw I BUY BOMDS ' ChaioCoards WITH MOMEY SAVED 1 - P g Xmidren's ' CMINAUV 12.95 1 1 ll? white I y Ir1 enameled' L u IU Sl'lii arIde I For Home or Job J . M Baskets Lf ' 2.87 a SMsiKAl)i "TZ 1 Hardwood, jMyTvy , t --'i- li sturdUy JiJDO sSs?Jt hole. fflft MALLET niGUT value, I 1. fSlilS A FhVrnas-M Soon "I 'IT f SAW U9 , Sdldjutable foot rest 5TOLS V-. ,1AC . z5tWJr ' Komark.ible value! WAS IJ29 I I i Baked enamel flaw- A-inch length. Accurately j f ill Mtefaen J , aiauccd, 8elf-righto8. Reg 4JO 2gg I SALE! J G. Lowry Anderson, Inc. FORD DEALER 1IK)NK ,77 CLASSIFIED ADS ' Classified atls must be paid for when submitted. Ada accepted op to 12 o'clock nooa on Wednesday of each week. Bates: 10c per line for first Insertion; So per line for subsequent Insertions. Minimum charge, 25c FOR SALE 10-TUBE Latest model console radio with phonograph attachment, attach-ment, $75.00. 61 East 7th So. A-10-p TWO JUNIOR Bow and Arrow Sets. 112 East 8th So. Phone 220W. A-10-p LUMBER Hayshed post, two-ln. plank. Call Willis Strong, 140 N. Second East. A-10-p JERSEY COW Also wanted size bed. 190 So. Tenth East. A-17-p WARDROBE Rug 9 by 12, and bookcase. Phone 341J. A-10-p NEW Pre-war double sink (Koh-ler) (Koh-ler) . 146 No. 1 West. Phone 321-R. A-10-p RED ASTRACHAN APPLES At Ray Scovil's, Mapleton. Much too expensive but if you don't want them, you can have a cup of coffee and enjoy our view of the mountain. Phone 265r4. A-10-p PICKLING CUCUMBERS Hol-ley Hol-ley Service, Mapleton. A-10-c ALL TYPES Of Artificial Flies for fishing. 353 So. 2nd East, Phone 67M. Aug 10-p THE OLD JUDGE SAYS ... I jg T "Good morning, Doc. Your good wife tells me people realize that a large part of the alcohol you're working night and day now that so required to make the medical supplies that ' manyof theyoungerdoctorsareinthearmy." are being used right this minute to alleviate "That's right, Judge, and I'm glad I'm still pain, combat infection and save human abletodoit-HadalongletterfromHarry... lives, is produced by the beverage distilling that bright young fellow I was breakin' in to industry. For nearly two years this entire take over my practice. He said the boys in industry has been working night and day the service are getting the best medical car producing nothing but alcohol for the of any armed force in our history. They government's program." really should with all those brilliant doctors i "Nobody knows better than I, Judge, and plenty of supplies to work with." what an important contribution to our war "Speaking of supplies, Doc, not many effort that has been."- ... . This adtnlittmtrtt jponsartd by Conference of AUoholic Beverage Industries, Inc. - - - - - -J I |