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Show 942 Thursday, July 30, The Times-Naw- Nephi, Utah s, Order Hits Truck Tires THIS MONTH UTAH WILL HAVE FJEtV PENNEY STRE BY REQUEST Seme time ia July, Pay soa Utah, will have a resstv store of its awa, and by itsjowa reqsest. Tke petitios which atksd for this store., bore the persosal slgsa-- f of 1014 residents cf.Pavtea. osdf town of Divldead. h arby t We or detply grateful for'tke tribute Implied la this Invitation. Th people of Paysoa kaew, from their neighbors ia Eureka, Spanish .Fork, Sprligvllle aad Prove, of the advantages of shopping at Peeaey's, They knew Peaney's as a "horn state" organlzatloa . . . whose early stores were Utah stores, whose President, Mr. Earl C. Sams, opened aad managed the Eureka store way back la 1908. 'I Fiivo FINAL CLEARANCE All Summer Millinery National and International Prob lems Inseparable rrom Local Welfare Both here and in England, mil lions of people seem to consider themselves as completely qualified experts on military tactics and strategy. They know precisely what is wrong with the United Nations' high commands, and they are convinced that they could rem1.49 VALUES, CLEARANCE edy matters in short order if they widewere put in charge. That 1.95 VALUES, CLEARANCE spread attitude underlies the ag- V3 demand the British that 2.95 VALUES, CLEARANCE gressive and the Americans immediately 3.95 VALUES, CLEARANCE a in second front open Europe. In theory, the second front would J. That's a sweet headline, but 4.95 VALUES, CLEARANCE be of immense benefit to the al- -' J it's just one item among lied cause. It would divert ne"!C In Selection you will find Many Hats that This and machines and supplies many that belong in the Hitler's Russian and African offenYou can wear for months to come. story of how Utah chain sives. It would give the conquered stores provide an outlet for people of France their opportunity the products of Utah's facto rise up against their conqueror transporting raw materials, semiand help destroy him. It would tories and farms.' manufactured or finished goods, inmark the start of a real effort to cluding farm products and foods, Exeluttive Ladies" Shap where the break Axis at ohme will be recognized as eligible for must be Axis power eventually tires only if the services they perbroken. form are essential to the war the past two months with her So for much theory. In actual effort or public health and safety. grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack fact opening the second front now Heretofore, trucks transporting Wright. would be one of the most hazardcommodities of that kind could be ous operations in all military hisdenied tires only if the applicaBobby and Joe Jorgenson of Salt tory. According to all reports, the tions before a board were in exLake City have spent the past two in wonders done have Germans Wool-worth cess of its quota. One chain store weeks at the home of their grandfortifying their continental positThese regulations do not apply parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bailast Mr. Mrs. R. Jos. have In and bought ions. Price were France alone, they to common carriers, jear which may ley. in Salt the Lake last seasoned that Utah about 300,000 City troops Wednesday following products still carry the goods which private son in trained with Mrs. Cameron L. Thorpe and their been John have Grant visiting rigorously . . . 300,000 pounds of candy; carriers no longer may move, expreparation for an allied Invasion. Price who is temporarily located at children Mary and Reg are guests cept as an incidental part of their 72300 beet of sugar; pounds this week at the home of Mrs. These troops have abundant equip- Fort Douglas. operations, on rationed tires. 76800 pounds of flour; ment of the first quality, and they Francis Warner. Members of the Acacia club met have plenty of air support. Their 13,200 gallons of milk and Mr. and Mrs. C. Willardson and supply lines are secure, they lie July 9 at the home of Mrs. Flor cream; 17,000 .gallons of ice across land, not across water. The ence Chase. Mrs. Leland Belliston daughter Melba of Ephraim, and cream; 15,860 dozen eggs; Germans have massed a gigantic was a special guest and gave an Mrs. V. A. Beck spent Saturday amount of heavy artillery, much of interesting paper, "Women's place and Sunday in Provo. Miss Melba 14,564 pounds of chickens; in Winning the War and Winning Willardson is visiting this week it taken from the Maginot line, 23,500 pounds of turkeys; Delicious refresh- in Nephi with her sister, Mrs. Beck. the French coast, and every the Peace". were served. Those present 25,530 pounds of beef; 2,860 possible invasion point is a fort- ments Howard Belliston left for his were Mrs. Alice P. McCune, Mrs, cases of canned fruits and ress. home in Glendale, California on Essential in the equipment of evAs military history proves again Ellen C. Cole, Mrs. Ethel A. Gadd, after spending the past vegetables. ery Soldier, Sailor, Marine or Flyer invasion Mrs, Vivian P. Hoyt, Mrs. Anna Wednesday and again, an over-watdays in Utah. While in Nephi is a first aid kit, consisting of bandMrs Edna J Cazier, Mrs. ten of enemy-hel- d territory is the most D. Allred, Mr. Belliston was a guest at the ages and antiseptics for instantanedifficult of all martial operations Lillian S. Cowan, Mrs. Belliston and home of his parents.Mr. and Mrs. ous use. These materials are packed even after their complete victory the hostess, Mrs. Chase. George Belliston. into a compact box and cost about at Dunkirk, when British military Mrs. Homer K. Lunt and daughtEddie Christensen of Sandy spent $1.50 each. power was all but destroyed, the Nazi getjerals didn't feel confident er Linda of San Francisco are the week end with Mr. and Mrs. a month with Mrs Lunts The spending George Belliston. enough tiNmake the attempt. enemy positions must be softened mother, Mrs. Roy T. Cowan. Mrs. Jessie S. Blackett and son of weeks first by days and perhaps Mrs. Thoral Larson and children Kim of Cedar City are visiting in and guns do not artillery fire Another chain store bought exist which can adequately shell Tharla and Clint of Delta spent Nephi at the home of Mrs. Black-ett- 's $8,031,611 worth of Utah mother, Mrs. J. R. Salisbury. the German positions from the the week end with Mrs. P. W. British side of the Channel. As a Schofield. products. And so it goes Mrs. Paul Downs of Flagstaff, substitute for artillery, dive bomb chain stores offer a substanMr .and Mrs. Arthur Latimer of Arizona is spending this week at and used to be have ers would Pocatello, Idaho spent the week the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. V. tial market to farmers, poultheir losses would be enormous. end in Nephi. Their daughter, Downs. Mrs. Downs will leave on would which men in losses The try men, dairymen and proAdele returned home with Friday to join her husband and Lynne of when the landing stage follow ducers in many fields, in We need millions of these first aid them on Monday after spending make their home in Salt Lake City. operations was reached, is also kits for emergency treatment They Utah. supWithout artillery staggering. are also used by Red Cross workport, the landing troops would have ers, in field hospitals and wherever the completely advance to against UTAH CHAIN" STORES needed until hospital treatment may shielded defenders with a vast sup be obtained. Even a child could buy eriority in firepower. Writing in one or more of these kits through Colliers, Quentin Reynolds, one of purchase of War Stamps. Buy War the best informed oi war corresand prob Bonds and Stamps every pay day pondents, draws a vivid and invest at least ten percent of ably accurate picture wnuu ne b.v. "Let those wno snout louuesi iui your income in these government of a the immediate establishment securities. u. S. 7 reasuty Oepmtm.nl front in France . . visualize FOR RENT Good Granary. second moment the cost, in equip WANTED Good. trailer. for a 1 ment and life. Jet tnem visuau Jul $ Elgin R. Garrett, phone 307J. .v. .atorc nf the Channel running Wood red under a white moon,! BURLAP SACKS for sale or and let them visualize ine ooaies oi rent. Jos .F. Kelson, Phone 211R thousands of British and American soldiers floating in those waiers. n ,t,a norcnacivp eloouence of the jOS "t M FOR SALE Itodel T Coupe. second front brigade is followed, llock Uh'oh Ijards osfnqeks ia good condition. 5 good tires no other result is possible. Lynn Olpin. This does not mean that a second front is impossible. To the conThe ancient LOS ANGELES every really informed mildelusion that agricultural product-Io- n, ICE FOR SALE " :&V Clarks Groc- trary, man is convenced that one : ' business and politics are three itary unconnected spheres or activity ery and Qbld Storage .Locker plant will be opened in time. But it can-is not be opened until everything has been dissipated in the past the turbulent metal, may the while metal. The hue and cry renrlv. That means that, first, there go Silver, to war. year, as farmers, packing interests went up that the western silver SEED WHEAT FROM FREE more bombings of. be must many and the livestock industry nave RYE com- - bloc in congress put one over on of idle Instead like its ORDER Ernest lying HOW. on the Continent learned how one ruling of a gov Germany and the in congress, or Will L. H ryt. Alpanion metal gold, silver is likely to their colleagues ernment can elevate or depress Bailey Cologne scale. It means thatmore loin with coDDer. lead and zinc The facts arc that the silver pur and be must given lied troops democracies In their chase act of 19:! male a nice profit prices for beef, cattle, hogs and than they is helping: tothewin FOR SALE Three brood and better equipment the war. Tons for tna treasury Prices paid to tV.e sheep. struggle means mat And it of the white metal may be made silver miner for his mo;al were Within the past few weeks, ceil Sows; One Jersey ( jow; Suffolk now possess. uiA lounci oi must .V.A Hhnilt h.llf nf tllA tl "0 TIAF niiltna be rnilahla ,n In.lnat.,, ,n causing mays ings on beef halted the upward sheep. Ramsey Conr telly, Levan. the treasury department march of prices paid for slaughter trading trouble for Germany at j p)ace of other metais wniCh have which become scarce during the current celveu' when It became coinage. Word of a beef shortage cattle. air-- , that believe Since the act. the Some experts cr.sjs jn many instances It Is along the eastern seaboard and in power a)one may create a seconda being used to replace copper, as stock of sliver In the United States NOTICE TO WATER USERS parts of the Midwest have brought has heen b""t P to 3.280,000.000 Jt Is a good conductor of electricity front. They look forward to headlines in the daily papers. By ounces. im when three, four, five thous- - an,i various other vital iikp-- i The State o f Utah them it Is attributed to unbalanced This huge stock of metal, and major bombers will be used Un,,Pr ,he plun giIver )s tQ b(J setting of prices on meat, a tregether with the golil reserves, is in raids against the Axis. Office of State Engineer i,trini i)V ,hP im.-,,- , rirlnll,ni mendous demand for beef, a lack one of the most comforting factors IS the mosi ih war production honrd fnr thn Salt Lake City Maior de Seversky of adequate shipping facilities to in the thought of post-wadoctrine this economy. of war. duration of the exponent some cities and heavy buying for Notice is hereby given that the eloquent metallic base is one of the and his recent best seucr viciuiyits carrer silver has been -Thismges During the armed forces and the lend-len- Nephi Irrigation Ut. conv.nc0o.. Nephi, Air Power" is a tllo of more controversles program. A study of avail- has filed lion ana money. A cur a No. invnlved Doln Sllbj(ct for Through i. worn. Brj,im i.,yw..v and internationally rency backed ine nationally ing able statistics of present cattle sup- permanentApplcatioi diby thr huge stock of of of supchange point of anv tha metal. those It are other been has production, here plies and of estimated needs of version, place and. nature of use and the "kicked" about politically ulnce it silver and gold in the Unled beef for our armed forces, allies of .007 sec. ft. of water, the right ply and coordination more wa demoniiizcd in 1S7.1. yet It has Slntos vaults will r.lways be of even are Important two last and civilians seems to indicate that to the use of whic h fa evidenced by vlite first. We are producing always coma b.--.' k to take Its place the than in rilditiin mrv y ccinomlts be. we hay have as much seed stock at obtained diligence in the sun. scale, rights ever through an on increasing Hcve that It will y t ptay a vital as we the end of the present year planes use. been Said has num.water prioc have not yet solvea ine There are a few academic eco- - role In the war before it Is over. hnd at the close of 1941. diverted from J sauary 1 to Dec- We that lie in taking mem, nomjBts In the cast who still he- - The Orient, particularly China and The movement of beef to pack- ember 31 from . SsUt in Juab ultics Creek crews and their neve tnat tlle weatcrn silver miner India, hold the largest boarded ing houses the past week has been County at a p iat S. 49 deg. 46 their fuel, their and keep- - Was plundering the United States stocks of the. white metal and their steady with a demand sufficient min W. 3580.2 ( tram the SW cor. parts to the battlefronts them treasury when prices of from 61.5 money Is of vl'nl concern to the flying. to clean up the supply fairly well, Sea 35, T 13 . ing R. 1 E., and has In any event, many of those who to 77.57 an oun'-- were placed upon world in general with fed steers and other classes been used for , domand are once at irrigation demand a second front finding prices representative of the estic purposes on lats in Nephi City terribly uninformed. The High readjusted price range of the past emhracing 50 strrt-Sec. 4, command has not opened a second get the advantage of ex.'fa mellow. . . two weeks. Cows were more act- T. 13 S.. R. L it knows that E., SLB&M. because front simply ive and higher than a week ago. It is now to divert .007 the time is not yet ripe and beThe Federal government is urg- sec. ft. from . oronosod . lib. t May 1 to Oct. 15 at a cause it knows that the United ing hog men to spread the mar- point is. i , io min. w. WW Natons must not be subjected to djc 1 a course of their swine, keting Iw- '.llllll-!Ift. from t'ie SE cor. Sec 17, T. Old of the Dunkirk, i heartily endorsed by the packers as 12 S., R. ? i E. fcry means of a con another defeat East and there Is a likelihood of a possible crete sett'anj asin, storage tank Singapore, Philippines Indies variety. A treat amount of shortage in processing and storage ana q.uus n. of 4fin., v whislteyol the "flavor years' lies ahead before we The U. S. Department 14 -- in., ?Mn and groundwork facilities. -- ln. tile and can really start a sustained ofof Agriculture advises that because pipe, an A used for domestic, rec- fensive drive of any kind against of the need for more pork and lard, reation I rand pur- either stckwaterlng Germany or Japan. additional pounds on porkers will poses a the Bear Canyon and ia delay their marketing without the In located likelihood of any price penalty. the S' n Campgrounds sec. 8. T. 12 S.. R. 2 E. PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP Last week, fairly good fed steers The Wilis or ibhr not consumed will be NOTICES. Consult County Clerk sold in thecentral market for $12 retur channel at for additto the natural or ntl signers respective to $M.V); grass steers at $10.75 a tn N. 26 deg. 17 min. W. 8192.2 ional Information. to St 1.85. and Mexicans at $9.25 to ft. po' irtm the SE Cor. Sec. 17. T. 12 10 60. Fed heifers moved out at S., It 2 E., M. NOTICE TO CREDITORS SLB and the grant- $11.50 to $12.65. The bull market All resisting continued firm, with good fleshy In R ot pnvflests of THOMAS BAILEY, de- reasEstate with sua Application, bulls at $10.50 to $10.85. Moderate will present Creditors ceased. In affidavit made 'fls therefore, supplies of calves and vealers met orn. tmviKt be filed with Ed. claims with vouchers to the underan excellent demand. Watson. State-- Engineer, 403 signed at the office of James P. Hogs weighing 200 to 220 lbs sold State Capitol Salt Lake City, Utah, McCune, attorney at law, Nephi, e to a top of $15.65, highest nrk-Utah on or before the 14th day of wltfi one extra cofy and $1.00 for 17 years. The bulk of the medon or before September 12, September, A. D. 1942. fee ium to good offerings went out at 192. Mvrtle W. Bailey, administratrix Good to choir $14.75 to $15.25. of the estate of Thomas Bailey, ED. II. WATSON. cows moed at $12 to $13.60 and th . State Engineer deceased. Kentucky (Untight linurhon Whutrlf M feeder pjp solrt at a rnng of from Dates of publication: July 9, 16, Tiirf.iirnUnn! .Tnlv 1R Z1. This vhitkcu it 6 year old. SchenU) Di'tillers Corporation, Aew I or ttiy 17 up to $22 for choice light kinds, i 1912. 31 30. and 1942. S 13, and po, Augtist t w$ Candy i)cent j Discount 75c 98c I.49 1.98 2.49 s s Local and Social News the They have confidence in our merchandise . . . absence of frills and extravagance ia the way our stores are run in the savings made possible by the fact that we do not deliver . . . and that the words "Charge It" are never heard la a Penney stare. ... Payson wants a Penney store. And now Paysoa going to have one.. Economic Highlights 300,000 POUNDS of Utah Only trucks engaged in services essential to the War effort or public health and safety will be entitled to recapped or new tires after July 28, under a drastic revision of the tire rationing regulations announced today by the Office of Price Administration. The revision, which was necessitated by increasing evidence that quotas will not provide for the needs of all those on present lists of eligibles, will cut off from tires all privately operated trucks carrying alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, and similar beverages, tobacco products, confections, candy, flowers, toys, novelties, jewelry, furs, radios, musical instphonographs, ruments, or other luxury goods, unless the transportation of such things is only incidental to the main service performed by the vehicle. After the change in the regulations becomes effective, trucks, Page I IVIuUtytMRuiflVitk WAI1 BONDS nuirm 7 - - - -- rys er a V. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. THE TIMES - NEWS Published Every Thursday at Ne-ph- i, Juab County, Utah Bus Schedules NORTHBOUND: SOUTHBOUND: Entered at the post office at NephI, Utah, as second class mail matter under the act on Congres of March Lv. 10:18 A. M. Lv: 4:53 P. M. CARTER'S X 57 . L North Main St., 3, 1879. CAFE Publisher A. B. GIBSON Phone 264 flOV E. GIBSON Editor, Manager Subscription rate: $2.00 per year, Advertising payable in advance. rates on request. WANTED! ... Car of Silver Ore Goes to War Classified Ads j citii ATinu ". , v HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Bones, Wool, Hides Pelts, Furs and Dead or Useless Animals. Pelt Prices paid for Dead or Useless Sheep Prompt Service It 1 1 Utah Hide & Tallow Co. , Three Miles West of Spanish Fork PHONE 88 e, silver-purchas- e ?": r se STRING BEAN SALAD Has one of your problems been to find new ways of serving string beans? They are a problem food and for that reason are often served "as is' For variety you might try them in a salad, Mix the following Ingredients and serve with a mayonnaise, French or sour cream dressing. Ingredients: One pint string beans (If they are home canned, heat to, boiling point and cool). Four hard cooked eggs, chopped; one small minced onion or three tablespoons pimento; pickle or resish (the last if desired) SALAD s fy, DELUXE: Perhaps you think you havent time to prepare a salad; maybe the family Is crying, "Lefe Eat" but this orange ambrosia salad, once served, will be the piece de resistance of any meal, delayed or otherwise. Ingredients: Medium size oranges, shredded cocoanut. Peel the oranges Directions: four or five slices lettuce on 9alad Plates, Have separate dishes. Dip oranges cocoanut. Arrange en lettuce (one-fourt- h lettuce, honey, and a-i- Cot-tonw- or and slice cross-wise- , allowing Inch) for each salad. Arrange warm honey and cocoanut In slices In honey and then In leaves. Serve cold. A-- it fll-In- rr 1,7 - clir Kir V: T- - .v Tnti M. |