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Show THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1944 TIIE LEHI SUN, LEHI, UTAH THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1944 THE LEHI SUN Published Every Thursday at Lclii, Utah, by the Lehi Sun Publishing; Co. '.. .i- OF IV MEMBER. :tr UTAH SFJE PRttt ASSOCIATION Entered as Second Class Matter Mat-ter at the Postoffice at Lehi, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rate $1.00 Per Year With Our Boys HOME ON FURLOUGH Ted Comer arrived In Lehi Friday Fri-day from Fort Benning, Georgia, where he has been stationed. After a few days furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Comer, he will report for reassignment re-assignment at a Maryland base. He states he is very glad to be home, and is thoroughly enjoying enjoy-ing his first furlough since entering en-tering service. He was formerly stationed at Camp Roberts, California. The Story of Garfield " Ycur Opportunity to Prepare Yourself fer a Steady Good-Pay Job. Enroll Now. CLASSES START AUGUST 14th Now is the time to look ahead and plan ahead for a career that leads to financial independence. To help ambitious young women learn the interesting . and profitable beauty profession, the nationally-known Exel-cis Beauty School will re-open on August 14th. Our School has been newly remodeled and equipped with the latest facilities to give you finest and most thorough instruction in the art of modern beauty culture. . Hundreds of Ex-cel-cis graduates are now earning up to $300 a month. The demand for trained beauty operators far exceeds the supply. Coupon fcr FuH Infermatlsn -TODAY! ; EX-CEL-CIS BEAUTY SCHOOL j Main & Broadway, Salt Lake City 1, Utah j Please send details on your School. No obligation on my part. Name..................... Address . j City ) St&tc The Garfield smelter, which treats approximately one-third of nation's oopper output Is one of country's leading reduction plants and one of Utah's greatest Industries. (Editor's Note: This b th first of series furnace practice was abandoned In of eight nicies titled "Th Story of favor of reverberatory smelting. Garfield.") Improvement in the reverberatory Garfield, Utah, situated on the smelting practice, together with the north point of the Oqulrrh range of advent of basic lined converters, mountains virtually in the shadow expanded the production that could of historic Black Rock on the South- be economically treated in a cop-era cop-era shore of Great Salt Lake, was per plant and today the Garfield named after James A. Garfield, smelter notonly reduces copper twentieth President of the United concentrates but also handles a States. large tonnage of low-grade sulphide Essentially a smelter community, concentrates and crude sulphide Garfield constitutes one of Utah's ores, together with tonnages of Industrial communities supported by silicious gold-silver ores, the smelting works of the American The smooth, precision-lake opera-Smelting opera-Smelting and Refining Company, tions at Garfield causes one to al-whlch al-whlch today Is pouring approxi- most overlook the magnitude of the mately one-third of the nation's plant, and the industry it represents copper into the war effort Treat- in Utah. As an example, average lng production of the world's largest yearly figures show that 1,500,000 open-cut copper mine, Utah Copper, tons of ore and concentrates are together with other ores, the Gar- smelted at the Garfield and Murray field plant is one of the world's plants of the American Smelting & largest copper smelters. Refining company. This tonnage Organized in 1899, the American originates in Utah, Colorado, Nev-Smelting Nev-Smelting and Refining company ada, Idaho and California, bringing first erected a shielter at Murray, Utah closer to the West a3 a smelt-Utah, smelt-Utah, and then acquired a number lng center. In smelting this ore of smaller smelters operating in 5,800,000,000 cubic feet of natural Salt Lake valley. With development gas are consumed, of the Utah Copper ore body the A total of ?3,100,000 is paid out Garfield plant was constructed in In wages and salaries to approxl-1905 approxl-1905 and equipped with six rever- mately 1,200 workers. Expenditures beratory furnaces and three copper for supplies and equipment amount blast furnaces, together with neces- to $2,000,000, and $2,500,000 is paid sary roasters and copper converters, to railroads for freight, on ores and With the advent of flotation and supplies. (Succeeding articles in the depletion of high-grade direct "The Story of Garfield" series will copper smelting ores, copper blast appear in this publication.) CLASSIFIED LOST Red coaster wagon In vicinity vi-cinity 6th North and first East. Reward. Ph. 123-J, Lehi. 8-10-tf. See F. M. Peterson for Septic tanks. 52 Church Street or call 315-W, American Fork. 8-ll-3tp. HELP WANTED Woman for housework. Call evening, 161 East First South, American Fork. 8-U-ltp. FOR SALE Baby bed, high chair baby clothes. American Fork Shoe Repair Shop. 8-11-lt. MALE Man Wanted at Once Large manufacturing company with national reputation, wants man for good paying business in this locality. Farm or sales experience helpful. Prefer man above draft limit. Must have car. See Ted Sutherland, Monday, August 14, from 5:00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. at Cabin 7, Timp Motel, American Fork. 8-11-ltp. Girls needed at Owl Inn. Inquire at Inn, American Fork. 7-ii FOR RENT OR SALE Modern basement home. Cecil C. Dick-erson, Dick-erson, 251 South Center Street, American Fork. 8-11-ltp. FOR SALE Four Ducks. Bob Noyes, American Fork. 8-11-ltp FOR SALE One milch cow. D. H. Adamson. Tel. 198-W, Am. Fork. 8-11-ltp. Mrs. Sarah I. Call and Mrs. Emerson Curtis of Salt Lake City visited with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Grace Webb on Monday. mom deserves medal for this. it.- ; rMhM ml tmti f T WWW .... . I i U. Bishop and Mrs. Pherson of Vernal, Utah, visited here this week with Mrs. Pherson's father, William Gurney, and her sister, Mrs. Val Johnson, and other local relatives. Miss Darlene Wathen, Miss Beatrice Smith and Mrs. Fay Boltz spent Saturday in Salt Lake City. The Holmstead family enjoyed a reunion at Canyon Glen in Provo Canyon Sunday. Program and lunch were the features. Mrs. Ted Hollingshead of Salt Lake City has been a guest of Mrs. Odell Peck this week. The Pandora Bridge club spent Wednesday afternoon in American Ameri-can Fork canyon. Mrs. June Holbrook, club president had charge of arrangements. WANTED: Man or woman for Rawleigh Route in Juab Sanpete San-pete and Southeast Salt Lake Counties. Permanent if you are a hustler. For particulars write Rawleigh's, Dept. UTH 111-103, Denver, Colo. FOR SALE Large saddle. R. G. RobinsonAlpine. 8-11-ltp FOR SALE Two Jersey cows; McCormick cream separator. Gastin Gorlick. Tel. 326-M, American Fork. 8-11. $275.00 3-room frame house. To be moved. $2,750.00 8rm. frome. Lot 8x10 rods. 30 fruit trees. Taxes $30 $10,00000 Extra good home, small farm and chicken coops, $400 per acre. Joins East side of State Hwy. H. C. Johnson, Fire Insurance, Real Estate, Notary Public Bank of Am. Fork Bldg. Room 15. Tel. 7-W. 8-4, FOR SALE Westinghouse Auto matic Electric Stove. See Blanch Larson, 205 So. 3rd East, Lehi. 7-28-ltp, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson of Murray spent Sunday and Monday with their daughter, Mrs. M. W. Wathen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grant J. Carter and daughter, Marcia Claire, of Beverly Hills, Calif., were the honored euests at a familv din ner Wednesday. Mrs. Carter and ner aaugnter, who nave been visiting for a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Lott, were joined Sunday by Mr. Carter who came in by plane. Other parties are being planned for the Carters who will visit with relatives in Lehi, Salt Lake City and Provo this week, before returning re-turning to their home. $1,500.00 Four room cement home. One-fourth acre of land. Another one-fourth acre available for $250.00. Home has screens, shades, and linoleum. li-noleum. Nice location in American Fork. $5,880.00 Five room modern brick home. Brick garage, hardwood floors, and a built-in-buffet. This home also has a furnace and is located on Center Street, American Fork. $5,500.00 Five room modern frame home with hardwood floors and a full basement. Also a gas furnace, new screens, shades, and linoleum. Located in nice section of American Fork. HOMES LOANS FARMS INSURANCE ROWAN & GROW INC. 176 West Center Provo, Utah See The Choice Used Cars at The TIMPAN0G0S MOTOR CO. 1941 Oldsmobile 4-door Sedan 1941 Ford Super DeLuxe Town Sedan 1940 Chevrolet Special DeLuxe Town Sedan 1938 Ford DeLuxe 4-door Sedan . THESE CARS ARE PRICED AT OR BELOW CEILING PRICES AND CAN BE PURCHASED ON TIIE G. M. A. C. EASY PAYMENT PLAN Phone 93 FOR RENT Modern furnished apt. 128 South First East, American Fork. 8-4-lt. NEW HOMES Full information regarding American Housing Corp. homes can be had by contacting LEO HANSON, 277 N. Center, Lehi, Tel. 186. 7-20-4t. WANTED Automotive retail parts man. Permanent position, posi-tion, good salary. Alpine Motor Co., American Fork. 7-14-tf . FOR SALE All size valves and new galvanized J2 inch pipe. A. F. Gaisford, Am. Fork. 7-14-tf. HOUSE WIRING New, remodel or repair. Elec. stove installations, installa-tions, etc. Duane Woffinden, 293 E. 2 So. Phone 69-J, Lehi. 3-23-tf. FOR SALE Gate-leg kitchen table and four chairs. 233 East State Road. Tel. 157-J, American Fork. 8-4-lt. FOR SALE Monarch coal range, good condition; small hot blast heater. 410 East Second So. American Fork. 8-4-ltp. FOR SALE Estate heatrola. 596 King Street. Tel. 314-M. 8-41t. FOR RENT Unfurnished five room brick home. 143 South Second East, American Fork. For non-smokers. 8-4-lt. FOR RENT Three room, modern, mod-ern, furnished apartment Tel. 0276-J3, Am. Fork. 8-4-ltp. FOR RENT 1 , room cottage, furnished. Inquire 319 E. Third North, Am. Fork. 6-2. FOR SALE-4Doal range, cheap. Mrs. Mary Lewis, 34 East Main, American Fork. 8-4-2tp. FOR SALE 1940 Chevrolet Coupe. Good Tires, A-l condition. condi-tion. 374 North Center street, American Fork. FOR SALE Large cream separa tor. Raymond Stewart. Ph. 93-W, Lehi. 6-15-tf. FOR SALE 100 3y2 months old white Leghorn pullets. Tel. 0267-R3, American Fork. ' 7-28-lt. Compl-te line of Vee Pulleys and Belts for all makes of wasters, refrigerators, pumps, stokers and power machinery. Bring in old belt for duplication. duplica-tion. Quick service on large belts and pulleys up to 500 H.P. Wallace Banks Appliance Co., Phone 20-W, Lehi. 6-2 CUSTOM TRACTOR WORK See Henry Greenland, Highland. High-land. 6-30-8tp. FOR SALE Home with large lot, out buildings, some fruit trees and small fruit. Inquire 93 N. 4th East, American Fork. 8-4-4tp. FOR SALE Milch cow. Reasonable. Reason-able. Tel. 0279-R3, American Fork. 7-28-tf. WANTED TO BUY Hogs and veal. Tom Walters. Tel. 209-R, American Fork. 7-28-4tp. FOR SALE Two 3-year-old horses. Inquire Hugo Reims-chiissel, Reims-chiissel, Am. Fork. f-21-2tp. FOR SALE 1 oak extension table, 2 elec. floor lamps, 1 elec. table lamp, 2 iron beds, 1 ironing iron-ing board, 1 screen. Tel. 34 American Fork. 7-7. HOUSE FOR SALE Three bedrooms. bed-rooms. At sacrifice. 396 Harrison Har-rison Avenue, Columbia Village. American Fork. 8-4-2tp. FOR RENT Three room modern furnished Apartment. Tel. 167-J, American Fork. 8-4-tf. mm Do If Yborjef-of Home .3 PERMANENT WAV! KIT Completewith curlers, sutrf". u. . VI v... . a. -,t ollfa fn .vurv t.VnA ff f a 9 hair. For amazing results be sure to ask w lor Charm-Kurt. Over 6 million sola. 36 Fairs of Stockings The shrouds of a single army parachute contain as much nylon as three dozen pair of stockings, or more thud a year's supply for the average woman. First Packing Plant William Pyncheon bu8t the nation's na-tion's first meat packing plant at Springfield, Mass., and was packing large amounts of pork as early as 1662. St. Lawrence Falls The St. Lawrence river's Montmorency Mont-morency falls are higher than Niagara. Niag-ara. Their fall is 275 feet high. Two medals, Mr. Jones. One from the family. One from Uncle Sam, You see, more canned goods will be sent to fighting fronts this year than ever before . . . which means a good deal less on your grocer's shelves. That's -why home canning is so important, -fc Then, too, think of the delicious treat these fruits, vegetables, jams -will be in the grey winter months . . . with health and goodness in each jar! "K Every homemaker should stock up. But before you start, get the latest information on canning from our Home Service representative. You'll find your gas range, with its quick, controllable heat, an indispensable helpmate; faithfully economical, too. r.OUNTAIM FUEL SUPPLY COMPANY Setting Twenty-three Utah Communities Unequaled for Economy, Heat Control and Speed THE MAGIC FLAME THAT WILL BRIGHTEN YOUR FUTURE A - i my Mr. and Mrs. Jay K. Haws en tertained Saturday evening for Mrs. Haws ' cousin and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roab of Salt Lake city who are leaving soon to make their home in California. Games were played and refreshments refresh-ments served to Mr. and Mrs? Bernard Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Holbrook. Mr. and Mrs. David Holbrook, Mrs. Elizabeth Childs, of Bountiful; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shaw of Draner. Mrs. Joseph Broadbent, Mr. and Mrs. LKoy Lovendge and Mr. and Mrs. John Broadbent. Mrs. Haws also entertained for her little daughter Elaine on her tnira Dirtnday. Games were played, refreshments and a. ninir and white birthday cake served. present were Linda Wing, Rita Wing, Nan Broadbent, Valene Loveridge, Stanley Wanlass, Car- ma unnstensen, Sandra Phillips, LeGrande Assay, Tracy South-wick, South-wick, Lloyd Peterson, Noel Hugh and Ralph Haws. SALT LAKE TRIBUNE-TELEGRAM Noel G. Knight, Distributor 536 King St., American Fork STAR ENRICHED FLOUR AT YOUR GROCER SEED CERTIFIED GRAIN AND POTATOES HOY HAMPSHIRE American Fork Indians && Mine The oldest mine In America Is Ituated at Mt ChalchihuitL south of Santa Fe, N. M. This mine produces pro-duces turquoise. It was operated by Indians centuries before white men arrived In 1540, and still is in pro-1 duction today, although on a limited ! basis. I ATTENTION! ALL HOME CANNERS! Before you begin your 1944 canning, Good Housekeeping Magazine advises you: use the boiling-water bath method for tomatoes and fruits, only. Can all vegetables except tomatoes by the correct use of a pressure pres-sure cooker to be sure of killing kill-ing botulinus germs. In the last few years, cases of botulinus botu-linus food poisoning have cropped up In widely different parts of the country. Buy, borrow, share a pressure cookerbut cook-erbut dont can low-acid vegetables any other way. If you want further information, write Good Housekeeping Magazine, 959 Eighth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y. ; i to 1 m ', " A CP's I i t i |