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Show PAGE SEVEN WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS War Effects Civilians (Continued from page four) dealers in glycerin have been requested to ship no glycerin except for direct victory requirements, for hospital and medical use, and to prevent an immediate shutdown m a civilian plant. Sharp cuts are immediately effective in production of slot machines, gaming machines, juke boxes and similar items. The division of civilian supply later will deal with problems resulting from manufacture of other machines, such as cigaret, food and soft drink disposing devices. Its Christmas . . . the season of genial fellowship and Priorities division put out regulations to simplify the reproducgood will when men draw together in ties of common tion of certain official forms and brotherhood.' In this season of good will it is time to orders. finer be that cannot the the reckon profits posted on OPM has taken over control of the best time in the entire calendar to ledgers . the nations entire supply of express our appreciation of the many evidences of shearlings, the skin of a sheep that has been sheared. This was jour friendship. done so flying suits, jackets and To you and to those whose happiness is linked with coats needed by the air service yours we send our heartiest wishes for the merriest will not run short. It means fewQirlstmas everl er sheepskin coats for civilian use. In the confusion following the attack on the United States a lot Sprouse-Reit- z of distributors of consumer goods have told their customers they can not sell to them unless their orders are accompanied by preference rating certificates. OPM points Clark Pace are home to spend out that retail customers can not HARMONY the holidays. and must not be expected to proMr. and Mrs. Will Pace of duce preference rating certificates Mrs. L. Mathis Delta were visiting in town last when placing normal orders for finished goods. Friday. Reporter Kent Grant, Marion Prince and Small Businessman Ferrol, Wendell Mathis are attending defrank Kelsey and son, SPAB called on OPM to get fense training school in Cedar Hopkins and Glenn Grant and help Floyd Odiums probusy to seek City. Las Vegas iave gone to to do something for the posal Sheldon Grant and Kent Grant employment. small businessman. very moved new into have their homes. The dramatic poster by James Montgomery Flagg is the first Tom Pearce, Sheldon Grant, ViUse of steel and iron in the is Pace Anthon a new war of new the building World War. It is an appeal for a $50,000,000 poster ola Kelsey, Roma Bentley, Venice a wide variety of manufacture of house. to war American fund relict clothe medical attended and Mathis feed, Lula shelter, and give Pnnce stoves and and other doto aid American women anu children bombed ranges by the enemy. jn, the M. I. A. convention at Hurrican co jferis for our American Army It will be to is mestic for funds appliances cooking appeal provide ane on Monday evening. Nothing worth while is ever and Navy, and for welfare work for at home and abroad, curtained sharply beginning Jan. 1. troops lost to do time Tom Pearce and Reed Prisbrey by taking enough and their families on the home front resident Roosevelt asks you OPA branded as exaggerated to give. Your dollars will serve humanity. Give through your local and made a business trip to Delta it right. Abraham Lincoln. d misleading the Red Cross Chapter. the fore part of the week. contention that reduction of Henry Pace, Albert Mathis and NEWS ADS FOR RESULTS the octaine rating of regular gasoline from 75 to 70 would reduce NOTICE TO WATER USERS SHORT CREEK, Ariz. gasoline mileage as much as 10 THE STATE OF UTAH, OFFICE per cent. Mrs. L W. Carling Public utilities were forbidden OF STATE ENGINEER, Salt Reporter from undertaking any substantial cs Lake City, December 18, 1941. without express permisNotice is hereby given that The lower grades of our school expansion of the priorities division. sion Evan S. Lee, Virgin, Utah, has had their Christmas program last OPA will release a formal schedto Wednesday evening. filed Application No. ule of greatly reduced prices on permanently change the point of Miss Nona M. Scudder, our fudiversion, place and nature of use lower grade teacher, left Wednes- common barrels in the near ture as a result of a meeting in of 1.83 sec. ft. of water acquired day for her home at Tempe, New Orleans last week among by Application No. 11862, and the Ariz., to spend the holidays. government officials and industry Virgin River Decreed Rights Nos. Reed Mrs. and Mr. Lauritzen, representatives. 80 and 81 in the water of Virgin Lorana and Ardith Fish went to Colorado Tire dealers should understand to the River, tributary on Saturday. that the temporary ban on the sale River in Washington County. Said St. George Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Johnson of new tires and tubes willhot water has been diverted from Jan. are here visiting their daughter, affect their volume of business I to Dec. 31, incl. of each year, for irrigation purposes .at the fol- Mrs. Millard Black. during the war. That will be deJack Fish, who has employment termined by the amount of rublowing points: (1) S 300 ft from the N!4 cor sec 31, tp 41 S R in California, carrte in Sunday eve- ber permitted to be used in the II W SLB&M, and (2) N 1150 ning to spend Christmas with his manufacture of tires and tubes and the regulations now being ft and W 400 ft from the SE family. cor sec 23, tp 41 S R 12 W The upper grades of our school worked out in the rationing plan SLB&M, and used to irrigate 108.2 had their Christmas program on to come. a of land in the NWNW14 sec Tuesday evening. Mr. Hansen, the Leading dealers who sell scrap and teacher left for his home Wednes rubber to reclaiming plants have 31 tp 41 S R 11 W; UtU id sec 25 tp 41 S R 12 W day to spend the holidays wth been asked not to raise their dlyle NW&NE& and NENW4 sec his family. prices above those prevailing on dmilo Uad tUe 27 tp 41 S R 12 W SLB&M. It Lizzie Colvin, who has been in Dec. 5th. is now proposed to divert 1.83 sec Cedar City for a few days, re- Excessive Stocks tbuo JUe ft of water at a pt S 300 ft from turned home Saturday. meaning, OPM will soon look intc inventhe N4 cor sec 31 tp 41 S R 11 The Sunday school sponsored a tories and excessive stocks will be 9trd off yood cheek, W SLB&M by means of a brush Christmas tree and diverted to the victory program. 4 dam, th through a ditch, flume community evening. Sunday program utakm dinceke, and in ft Emergency action was taken by 9,094 and pipe length Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Black OPA to hold down prices on four entire year the used throughout Bo the. to irrigate 90 a of land located took their infant son, who has imported food commodities: Cofsec been quite ill, to St. George to fee, cocoa, raw pepper and cocoa in parts of the NWNW sec 24; the doctor on Wednesday. They butter. Merry Christmas 31 tp 41 S R 11 W; S sec 25 tp 41 S report he is improving. OPA asked Americans to igN& and SLB&M. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stubbs, nore "Do R 12 W until ChristAll protests resisting the granting who has been in the northern mas stickers and to get gift of said Application, with reasons part of the state the past week, boxes, wrapping and similar paper therefor, made in affidavit form, returned home Saturday. products back into the channels must be filed with Ed. H. Wat of victory production. and pooling fason, State Engineer, 403 State cilities will be worked out as fast Capitol, Salt Lake City, Utah, with one extra copy and $1.00 as possible by the various field Josephine A. Maloney offices of the division of contact filing fee on or before February distribution in an effort to speed 21, 1942. Reporter ED. H. WATSON, the victory campaign. State Engineer. A wedding reception was held at A broad plan is being worked First publication Dec. 25, 1941. the L.D. S. chapel in honor of out by the civilian supply division to make possible the completion of Last publication Jan. 22, 1942. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Wilcox dwellings all privately-finance- d Monday evening. They were mar- for which foundations were in of Bethlehem, Star ried in Las Vegas, Dec. 17. place on Oct. 9. Lawrence Earl has returned Lead On from a trip to Las Vegas and INDIAN NEWS Boulder City. By SYLVESTER EARL Mrs. Irvin Earl is visiting with LYMAN SMOKEY In an humble manger strewn with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin hay, Reporter Anderson, at Toquerville. Was bom that glorious ChristMiss Velva Earl is at home mas day, from Salt Lake City, where she James Yellowjacket and O. B. The Fathers only begotten son. Fry went to Fillmore early last is attending business college. Around Thee laurels may we morning In the Indian Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Ruesch Saturday school bus to get school children twine, of Las Vegas are visiting Mr. and With hearts of love, O Thou there from Whiterocks. Among Mrs. Oren Ruesch. Now . . . and the And of Devine echoes employees them were Gilbert Bushead and whjn the angel choir are heard members of this concern Star of Bethlehem, lead on, Bushead from Shevwits Innarrow way, lead on. throughout the land, it is are grateful to you for the dian reservation. These children we time to pause and count To another glorious Christmas were sent home for the Christhappy relationship the Through time and space Thou lead 0Ur blessings. day? mas during have are holidays. enjoyed aright, O Star of Bethlehem, lead on, rore numerousThey Sam Little Jim fell from his far year, and pledge ourselves To the darkest soul Thou giv-eby and on. ear- than we had saddle horse last Saturday mornlight; imagined, for to strive still more which we should be the deserve way; to your ing. He injured his right shoulder. by to faltering cheer Never all Christmas 1 Bright duly Mr nestly He claims he is not going to grateful. continued friendship. Een to the hearts of iniquity, mankind, work for a while, until his shoulAnd on to the ends of eternity That every soul may be der gets better. O Star of Bethlehem, lead on, entwined r I pray. In the grace of Christ, the Holy The Indians are going to celeChristmas at the Moapa Christbrate O one; Thou stay, Canst not Indian reservation. The celebraThroughout this world and mas cheer, worlds to come, tion is to be sponsored by Moapa To gladden our hearts throughIndians. There Is to be Indian In unity and love be linked as out the year? one Circle dance, Bear dance and hand And lighten the way to eternitys O Star of Bethlehem, lead on, games. Indians from southern dawn, lead on. Utah are invited. And guide our course in the JHatl, an il itiak SoiMhOT- - J non-essent- ial coin-operat- ed TO YOU . . . S Among our assets we would like to count the only one that money cannot buy your good will. And so, at this holiday season, we extend to you, not as a customer alone, but as a friend, our very best wishes for a Merry Christmas. Co. 0 v i. C. Penney s Co. . recently-circulate- 'fiom dll utilh But il Z(s to dll tjou old old lo faiendly and SN NS fall and tt'd jodl We hope the Christmas star shines old to you! bright for you, lighting your way to and happiness during the holiday season and the coming year. success Big Hand Cafe WISHING YOU A MERRY . . . CHRISTMAS Full of good HEALTH, good CHEER, and good FORTUNE . . and friendly . COMPANIONSHIP! NS not-op- en Milne Truck Line Mathis Market Co. VIRGIN EHRmSMR 31 p TO ALL OUR FRIENDS MAY THE LIGHT OF THE CHRISTMAS YOUR STAR BRIGHTEN CHRISTMAS SEASON THIS YEAR. WHILE IT SHEDS ITS EFFUL- GENCE OVER A WORLD THAT IS SO TARDY IN LEARNING THE De-wal- la st Liberty Drug Co. WAY OF PEACE LAID DOWN TWO THOUSAND YEARS AGO. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS. IS THE HEARTFELT WISH OF EVERY ZATION, THIS MEMBER OF THIS ORGANI- WHO JOIN IN EXPRESSING APPRECIATION FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP DURING THIS AND OTHER YEARS. CLP. SKAGGS POOPX ySTORU |