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Show ! '" ' . ! IS YOUR CHILD'S ! ! EYESIGHT I I READY FOR SCHOOL I Without good vision, his straining eyes will see t only blurred letters. It is best to have your child's eyes examined immediately. ' By Appointment ! DR. M. F. BURGESS ! OPTOMETRIST Wednesday Only In His St. George Office ,j. .j. .5. A .j. .5. j. j. . .j, .j , ... ... . A ,( ,A, f 1, A ,A A A 4 KEN'S GARAGE I Announcing the Re-Opening of the former Arrowhead Garage j UNDER THE ABOVE NAME A Beginning This Week We Are Ready to K Give Your Car the Best Possible Service 4 o V 4 j Bring Your Car In for Repairs or Servicing KEN COX, Proprietor 'NT'TJT'' "X 'y f I Amazing new war vehicle travels in water ... glides like a ghost over swamp or sand J - WS , ? I ' Army's latest Weasel M-29C Built by Studebaker and powered by famous Studebaker Champion engine HERE'S a brand-new example of the teamwork of the Office of Scientific Research and Development, the War Department and Studebaker engineers . . . It's the latest model of the Army's versatile track-laying vehicle known as the Weasel . . . This new M29C is just as much at home in ater as it is on sand, mud, swamp or solid ground .. . It not only propels itself in deep water, fully loaded, but Jt also clambers up and down steep, slippery banks with amazing amaz-ing ease . . . This new Weasel is built by Studebaker under contract with the Ordnance Department, Army Service Forces. It adds another unit of war equipment to a Studebaker Stude-baker list that includes aircraft engines and war trucks. S'udefeoJcer . . . Pioneer and Pacemaker in Aufomorve Progress w hen the demand 'for bus travel I exceeds the supply, we recall an old American saying 'Tell the public the truth. They will divide the supply fairly and without complaint." Gas and tire rationing and a very real manpower shortage restrict us from giving you all of the service we would like to give. Bus travel is a weapon. Use it economically, eco-nomically, as you conserve food, paper, pa-per, rubber, gas, tires and tin. When bus travel is not up to our ! peacetime standards please remember we are carrying 2Vz times as many i passengers ac in normal times. i When traveling be lure tt put! Identification ttieken on your I baggage. We supply them free. J BIG HAND CAFE rhone 128 ST. GEORGE, UTAH AIR CONDITIONED BUSES OVERLAND ' GREYHOUND 5rG'v Operated bv fJV INTERSTATE TRANSIT LINES FOR SALE FOR SALE: Not too late to get good Barlett pears. No worms. Also order Delicious and Pairmaine apples now. Hyrum Cox, SS-R1. "sl4p FOR SALE: Six head of good work stock horses, good flesh. Priced right. See Ez McArthur, E. N. Hammer. Lindau Fore-master Fore-master or Tony Lytle. sl-Jp FOR SALE: Farm wagon chassis, with 18-inch tires. See Albert Bunker. s7rts FOR SALE: Green gage plums. Bloomington Cling peaches ready now. White Heath Cling peaches ready next week. Ernest Tobler, Santa Clara. sl4c FOR SALE: 900 feet of used iron pipe, size 2-in. Reasonably priced. Phone 2523, Toquerville. sl4rts FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY: Large Philco cabinet radio in first-lass condition. Leaving Sept. 19th. Phone 1, Virgin. sl4p FOR SALE: Hogs and pigs. Take all and leave none. D. M. McMurtrie, phone 196. sl4c FOR SALE: California grapes. Israel Neilson, Washington. sl4-12c FOR RENT FOR RENT: Three-room and bath, upstairs apartment. Call 9-J. sl4c nSCEIXANEOUS EVERYTHING for the home and garden to beautify your home. Am now taking orders for Spring delivery of fruit trees, berries, ornamental trees, rose bushes. Call or see D. M. McMurtrie, phone 196. sl4c HAVE YOUR RADIO reconditioned recondi-tioned by a reliable radio engineer. engi-neer. Ernest Underwood of Kanab, Utah. Years of service in the state. Every job guaranteed. References ifVanted. Pace's apartments, apart-ments, corner 1st North and 1st West. al7rts WANTED WANTED: Girl for general housework. Mrs. A. L. Jones, Overton, Nev. s7-14c WANTED: Local hauling to do with dump truck; sand, gravel, etc. Phone 184-R. Clarence Pris-brey Pris-brey a31S7-14-21p FEMALE HELP WANTED LADY FOR OFFICE and stenographic sten-ographic work. Neat and accurate. ac-curate. Mining and processing of glass sand. Permanent $150 per month. Interview Mr. Pickett, United States Employment Service Serv-ice at St. George at once. s7rts W. 0. Bentley REALTOR ST. GEORGE, UTAH OFFERS FARM, MACHINERY, CATTLE, range rights and pasture on Highway 91, 25 miles northeast of St. George. 54 cattle with range rights, 7 acres choice fruit, 25 acres hay, 10 acres annual crops, 10 acres available for crops, 58 shares of water, 400 acres of pasture. Farm house, electric lights and water system. Rp Rparlv fnr 1 W W M va J wa ; Snappy Fall Days ! ' Select your fall suit now ! ! from our complete new ' line. Men's and women's ! suits made to measure ! tailored by . . . Royal Tailors Place Your i ; Order Now At MODERN CLEANERS riioxE ii5 : HOWARD STARR, Prop. i i ; l -i Per Roll 37 K Sq. Ft, (Enough for An Average Size Viifloored Attic Costs As Little as $55.00) 'Pud Saving tip, ta 30 Partemp is the marvelous new fire-resistant cotton insulation that covers your home with a blanket of luxurious warmth in winter . . . and in summer keeps your rooms pleasantly, healthfully cool. Partemp is an inexpensive investment, yielding' a lifetime of comfort. Another Firestone contribution to a better way of life ! Six IReodaHd 7(6y 1. ECONOMICAL 4. FIRE-RESISTANT Under the FHA financing Partemp is subjected to a plan, yoa have three years BPeclal treatment so that I . i even a blow torch will not to pay. Since it saves you lgnite it nnder up to 30 In fuel costs, intense heat but will not Partemp pays for itself I carry fire. 2. LIGHTWEIGHT 5- YCMJsp1 Partemp is as safe to handle ,, . ,, ... rr j, Partemp unrolls like a , as a powder puff and very blanket easy t0 nearly as light! Does not you can j0 jou yourself settle but actually fluffs up if you wish. 1 under vibration. 6 GOVERNMENT 3. WATER-REPELLENT APPROVED aii -t.ni n j There is a U. S. Government i All the natural oils and Rector in every Partomp : j waxes are left in Partemp, plant. Every carton must thus making it highly resis- bear his official stamp of '. tant to moisture absorption. approval. y-'!,rT.','' MOT I, NOT 2, BUT 3 - I N C II 'ZEm- INSULATION ;JC17 -:rL- U F. CO. A. Ei5 AlQLIG rv j; ' 5.00 MONTHLY immmw mm law rxm 1 W'"'"''1" 1 1 "llr Tl Hill 'HI H li i mL-i - . --" ...t. .- ,- . J Karl Hutchings' Store 55 NO. MAIN ST. PHONE 105-W I Wads worth Theatre I I "WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY ? " ? Double Feature Rill : Double Feature Rill "HENRY ALDREDGE'S LITTLE SECRET" f With Jimmy Lydon as Henry Aldrcdge ... And ... "GUNSMOKE MESA" With Dave (Tex) O'Brien and Jim Newell i " SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY ? "The MASK of DIMITRIOS" f With Sidney Greenstreot, Zachary Seott, Peter f Lorre, Faye Emmerson and Victor Franeen. t |