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Show OOHT 35 AFEAl!V Honey piqht . I THERE ISSOMEOHE J IWrf yrlit llta, Fitld EnttrpniM. 1 MEANS DAWN'... YOU CM &ZUG A NEW PAY ID A LOT OP SWELL WHEN YOU BUY 1953 EASTER SEALS.... S this week'sAt V patterns J$ yV SYAUOtUYUNI 1 W W 2215 p5 k t , f h m ONE SIZE " No. 2213 Is cut In sites 12 to 20; 38 to 48. Sue 18. 3'. yds. M ill, with 2'., yds. ric rc. No. 2760 Is cut In on size, takes 1 yd. 33-ln. and 2W yds. rlc rac, Pollioldera and second apron lncl. In pattern. Send 30c for EACH pattern with name, addre.su. style number and size to AUDRKY LANE BUREAU. Box 3. Madison Squure Station, New York 10. NT.Y. The new Spring-Summer Fashion Hook shows scores of other styles. 23c extra. O Phone your news itetns to 91 - SEE THE BULLETIN FOR FINE PRINTING I I 5 if?jfc SPRING CHECK-UP TIME f PvzSt Broke$ Li9h,$ a Tlr$ V, Steering y lll Above All COURTESY V j J$ AjV-X- ProfsjMlonal driven check these xggA. jfcy&hfL Wvm every trip. SVWV T "Safety is No Accident!' VANT TO Cavt CAQLlKfc V C ' J tTf IT MA&NT 8CEN FOR THE WASMACft I THIS ' -7' t.f r'rS JAWSSTN I STWBDYNeSSOFTMUCABl aMTcTost speeoY?; ---w 7 , Yi VS; I we bought fbo SoP Wl1'' iR&gM mmwea 0 I IIWENTIONS I that serve you Charles Martin Hall (186) 1914) i1 February seems to be s favored month for g- greatness. On February 2), 1886, Charles fJ-s-. . Maxun Hall, s 22-year-old student at . I Oberlin, O., prepared ciucible fur an W t I electrolytic experiment in the woodshed p -j ;, 1 J at the rear of hit home. Heat from the 4j-wilJir electric current reduced cryolite in the jwrJ crucible to s molten mass. Into this sub- Ji -4 ' stance, Hall added some aluminum oxide. W f 1- t ? ' Hours later the current was shut off. The ' ' mff' A f mass cooled. The brittle slag was broken , , JL - T up. Out of the crust came shiny aluminum T JF ' buttons. And that was the day- our mod- . V" em aluminum industry was born. Hall l ' obtained s patent on his'process ; a pro- iTJ' ductiori company was organized. Hall ' Jf died in 1914, leaving an estate ot '-. T $10,000,000, to encourage othei men to ' f try hard for inventions and patents that make jobs. mm ZJ J ' fflft "patents J&Jf make Jobs" 1 1 mm iiiiiaisjijir.iMwiyiiTO ) Jt h u (i v I The EXTRA. ' I enhance the great Q j BourbonTaste of J HICKOW 1 swwwratftilwmrrrrTTfiwriin'Y COME TO THE DIAMOND FOR A GOOD TIME POOL TABLES I FISHER'S AND HAMM'S BEER ON TAP j FINEST IN TOWN 499 MAIN STREET I Tolophono mon aro BUSf ' szs in UTAH J JoMi I in every corner "of Utah, telephone j men are hard at work meeting requests for i ifs r4CC j more and more telephones. There isn'ta VttV I community that hasn't felt the effect of V I telephone expansion. Over S15V million have J ' 3t I been invested in the past three years and -frr-m i ( VB I almost $8 million will be put into new Tv " ' m 02r I telephone equipment during 1953. 25Mf Vr V? I The result? More and better telephone , mM fr I service. There's nowone telephone for every fkV ' ! I four people in the state compared to one 4i towfi yty I I for every six people in 1945. RepM on Pnffm in u ta h $im 1949. . . j I 118,000 more miles of wirs- 52 exchanges received new central office I I 71,500 miles of it below ground-placed equipment, such as switchboards and : I in service. dial switches. I 4,500 miles of additional long distance . 1,380,000 calls handled daily-on j circuits. increase of 235,000 in just three years. I Six new buildings or building 36,000 more telephones in service. I additions erected. Eight new central offices created. 0n'r tontlaUy-halthy ftephon company can confnua to grow and to i' serve Utah as t needs fo be served. ' i THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 1 "School children, wholesalers, retail-re retail-re all ara hurt when mining production slumps. Mining taxas help education, purchases of supplies sup-plies help Utah businesses and payrolls buy retail merchandise. This can all be lost because low prices for tome of Utah's metals and high costs of mining operations, supplies and taxes have made successful production impossible in some cases." V J COPPER GATE BEER PARLOR 54 Main Street Telephone 290 BEST BEER ON TAP ALL POPULAR BRANDS OF BEER IN BOTTLES AND CANS Jack. Nicholls, Prop. |