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Show "r sl-Vk- jj.UH Continued S SUNIINC I) ATIS Continued rrd Crowing t(,r B end j,r Jut) Slone I The u"Jr pro- - buck deer Ch 18 season deer .. d elk 8, me. tegular o.l Jet. ir Wrs.tls RiCMO.t ton nutj u.,e uiii.n i.uil.,. ul Cutler Aibnt Verils sllrt, s"d Uina W Hit hard s as teseral AJsin si I red end sun. deugbtrr CIS, gave Itliiif ja ,V,. . hnyi 'd! n r s 1 r .. tJau.h.er by L. r 1 nlrrrilmi end Carol AJems I ! allow Oi post-seaso- 1 Per-owe- be-n- y' uldrrn it. wl ,rf? - V and Ol tb His ton ie t ballot I bos. liirm uji from Adams D. Mat end th t Crder Mi. Cil Ku s and Faiagu.ah. do. rnJrii.i trprnrnlr.l -- j Why No! Gel Married? Angeles, by Mr Belle Tanner of Ogden, Mr. Columbia Tanner and 4i Katherine Richard of Salt Lake Wc have plenty of iy- Wedding vice-pres- -- - Announcements At Popular Prices Jy Joe Marsh Jane Cupper's "Daring" Bathing Suit PRINTED FORMS n Business Cards 1)1 Letterheads -- pull-ov- ul I d, Kn elopes Placards L PAROWAN TIMES Statemar.i 7c Our Customers About Resale Built by International Harvester Company ; pro-ducti- ts, Practically all of our dealers Operated with this policy and SSed on the savings to their stomers. Phe objective of the price it pos-- e to buy our they need so actions was to make for customers )jd'UCtS at lower prices. Natu-y- , this purpose is defeated cn our hody PW products are sold by at inflated prices. Production at Peak Mi-Ti- ated prices are caused by tried to make the fairest possible geographical allocation of our products so that every dealer would get a fair share, and we know that dealers, in most cases, have tried earnestly to make the fairest possible distribution to their customers. But we also know that many of our products far too many are being resold at inflated and prices. The public criticism resentment of these resales are of real concern to us, as we know they must be to our dealers, because such reactions en our customers to consider all of the factors mentioned here, before paying more than the list price for any III product. Any III dealer or branch car furnish the suggested list price for any III product. We know that the overwhelming majority of III dealers are as much opposed to inflated prices as we are. In the public interest, we have already asked their cooperation and are now asking the co--9 operation of customers correcting this situation. KlTGRNATimJAl EJARVESTf: Et in ,.ly Para-guna- . 1 4, out oi Is.s by Mr. Adeie flalhrson aud brr ton, ol Sell Lake ly; end by Cerol Ademt Wright and family of Milford snd her sbildrrn ol Lot Angeles. The Al.o all hut . few grandchildren Chariot D. ion. Mat represented by nd great grand children were here Mrs Lunle A Switser end deugbter making t. 0f about 45 who ,n if Burbenk, Celif.j Mrs. Alton Rob. toyed the day and evemng with their nton end deugkter of Lot Angeles; felhrr and moiher, I hey had llomar dr. Imogen Ttnimunt end deugbter, Jones come up from Cedar I Leyton, Utah; end Mr City and Hatrl rUP Uk'" ikinnrr and daughter of Sell Lak City. Mr end Mr. Rutun Barton and ley were all together. City. W m. L. Ad ama eon Bronson, son of Salt Lake Mr. and Mi eilb kit wife end family of Murrey ere alto present. The Margaret Adame Richards amity was represented by the alien fence of Alma W, Richards of Los rom Of the Mary E. Adama Ollerton roup, there Mere Marion W and ola Ollerton Turley of Me, Aris dr. A Mr. Milton L. Ollerton and ihrir ton and daughter of Phoeni Vrig.; Sadie Ollerton Clark and her son, Reid and David of Houeton, Teaa; and Mi Anna Ollerton ol rovo, Utah. Out of town member of the W'm Adam family able to be here were Mr. tt Mr. Grant Macdonald ano their daughter of Mea, Aria.; ? and jed lalph Adam, ion of Emeraon Adam nne you! ss Although it would be most inter; f Spokanne, Wash.; and Mr. Mel ing to give an account of everyone nda Adam of Salt Lake City. inape.ej; nt tncjf:c present at the reunion, space will perJoining the member of the Jamei mit us to give at accurately as pos J. Adama family who already live tible only the names and family con in Parowan were the following folk nections of those who came from out rom other 'INS dossil Mr. A Mr. Paul place; of town. as Dee says, ne'II probably look just M. Adam and their mm nseta 9? Cupper 'honed me tie family of Delta, nineteen-teand teed In va as funny twenty years from now. Of th,- - Hugh L. Adams Sr. family Utah; Mr. Verene Adam Haailet rbpc of their NO. in what we call our "Modern" on the beach here were from out of town, Mrs and her two ton of Salt Lake City: clothes. Only thine that wont Juliette Adams Holt of Enterprise, Mr. A Mr. Harrell Adama Dalton 9 beer and pretzels, in bathing melis that in look the like them picture they change ,ifc that made Utah, and of her family were Jack and their children of Magna, Utah; in street-wea- r. Mttdrr'-H-low, w holesome glass of beer. and Georgia Holt Moyle and their Mr. Paul Dalton and her daughter I CE From where sit, tolerance that mothered in a lonjy-gt'- d Jht was childrrn, and Paris and Camilla Holt of Pocatello, Idaho; Lynn, Kathy, lets us wear sensible, decent clothes with knee length Robinson of Enterprise. Mrs. Estelle snd Kim Johnaon, children of Carolyn freeand sun air and to us give Adams Holt was alto here from Em Dalton Johmon of Salt Lake jyr.i, and looking embarrassed City; will keep that whole-om- e dom if he thought Janes costume of nd Mr. A Mr. Bernarr Adam of 'erprise, with the following members Amerithe of a beer of part glass iJt.vy blouse, two copious skirts, of her fanii ly; Nellie H. Moyle, Fave Cedar City. can tradition. uj !or? black stockings was a Barlocker. Josephine Angell, Marion The only member of the Anna ilk daring. Toiler and daughter, and Best Weri thrine Adam Ward family able fe laughed a lot at those ros-far- s Holt and her children. Roy Adama & o be in attendance were Frank M. l ... but come to think of it. hit children, Stanley, Anna, Loretta, and Eleanor Ward Ogden, their and Sheldon were also in from En- daughter, Sadie Ogden and grand terprise. Children of Hugh L. Jr. and laughter DAnn Naer, all of Rich-fielCopyright. 1917, I'nitcd Sluta Brewers houndution Barbara Adams to come from out of Utah. town were Lillian Grinthaw and Bar- Of the George A. Ad am family ;here were Daniel B. and Mary Cor A nelia Perkin of Monticello, Utah ?ol Evelyn Peteraon of Provo, Utah Evelyn Aldean and her children, Ed die and Janice of San Jacinto, Calif The John Adam family had quite a large representation, all of them coming from out of town. They were hi daughter, KUten Perkin and her children, Calvin, Richard and Jame another son, Lloyd Adams, his wife and daughters, Paula, Donna, and Virginia and Lloyds son Melvin with his wife and daughter; and then Sere at Harvester we are concthe difference between supply danger the good will of both here were Mr. A Mr. Melvin Adams erned over the fact the dealer and the Company in and demand. To increase supand daughter, Doris, all of these that a trowing number of our prod- any community. people coming from Blanding, Utah. ply, we now have the greatest acts are Also from Blanding and of the same rein on of the number appearing employes history Distribution to Customers sale market at were Mr. Pearl Adams Bayles ?roup, inflated almost 90,000 on our greatly payrolls her sons Donald and Grant and the prices. Experience shows that many in the United States, as against latter' wife, and her daughter, ClarIII new products are being reAs manufacturers, we try to about 60,000 prewar. Large sold by users who decide they is. From Salt Lake City came Mr. Produce at the lowest possible new plants are getting in to Effie Adams Sherman and her sons, out make with to continue can We cannot set the prices in Louisville, EvansKenneth and John. their old equipment after they t which our products tractthe Frank Adam family there Of ville, and Melrose Park. A have had an inflated offer for ors, motor wa only his widow, Mr. Lucy B. trucks, farm fourth will soon be in operatheir new equipment. To elimiAdams of Blanding, Utah, able to tion in Memphis. The men and refrigeration, and indnate this, many dealers are ustrial power be here. women now employed are equipment are measures to be sure that ld. We It is with a feeling of love and taking can and do suggest turning out the greatest quanthe equipment purchased is for respect, that Parowan melcome prices which the great ma-iit- y tities of III products of all member of these fine old Pioneer customers own use and their of our dealers kinds that we have ever made. adopt as families back to the childhood home is not to be resold. retail prices. These are also the finest prodof their forebears, and hope that bewe all IH dealers, Nearly ucts we have ever made, and 000,000 Price Reduction like us well enough to come they basis lieve, are now using the again. recognition of that fact is an basic price of present need as their pripolicy was A special guests in attendance at important contributing factor stated in March, 1947, mary guide for the sale of he Adams reunion was Mr. Dora for them. demand to the hen we scarce products. The customer announced price re Burnham of Mesa, Ariz. who wag actions at the whose need is real and urgent rate of approximborn in Parowan and who is a daugh-e- r Distribution to Dealers is not likely to resell. ately $20,000,000 per of Mrs. Barker, one of the early year proBut even record-breakin- g our school teachers of our communday products. At that time, What Price Should duction is not sufficient to give ity. Mrs. Smiley of Joplin, Mo. who fowler McCormick, Chairman You Pay? is visiting her grandaughter, Mrs. your dealer and other IH Board, said: any price a more little to take While Alma was also there, as was it Dalton, may IB too HIGH dealers enough products if IT CAN J3E RE- Mrs. Nellie M. Clark of this City. time to get delivery, we urge Wjced.v meet todays demand. We have 1 1 Mr, and Mr. Burru. B" on and latniiy of Paragon. h, Mr. J tow Barton and sun of Ml. and Mi. a Rbh and family of Milford. Mr Kenneth Bar-o- n vice-pres- where sit w- Ml. Dell Hutyuak and du-h'r- , in lai. 0 I und Utah. Mr. and in-le- . pecial deer t Huntington v , ui JahB Atiimi, Bill Board mn, nd Orangeville onl ) ,Na gj . 5 M, . i..).!,ui M' " sulu I Calvin Bei r j l( I Angut Tophem and Regular elk Season Nos. 6 . Mr " ,n i'rik ns el Bland I j, ,lu. 1 There (season elk (Manti only) Oil eg I ben a duel was sung by Mr. r. Sw bee. bore hie 12, inc. Adams of Bland, ng and Mi Kk Pl,ni Antelope ifiion Sept. IB 20. in. Carol A Wright of le. Angeles, end r,J I"1 Bow and Arrow deer Oil ! 3 . 28, a ul rendered by Mi Helen Bay les, daughter-in-laol 1rarl Adams School Slake Ionfe ANTELOPE AND ELK PERMITS Bajle ol Blanding. Accompanimentv Again this gear, antelope and elk lor these splendid musical numbers will be issued to Utah permits 3rd Held ,e. verr played by f: f lie Sherman Be Aug. aidenta only on the following areas, Manor Adams, Delta Marsden end and permits Will he awarded by the Verna Holt. Convention School it k lottery aystem as in tha past. Immediately following the pro 2'30 P m. J Auiu Applications for elk permits wilt gram, a genealogical organisation w Ward Cbepel. be received in of fiies of Fish and effected with Wm. L, Adams j,r-- Third of Schools Came t Qo our Sundejr Commission, Room no. 500. chosen to head the group S" P Atlea Building, Sell Lake City, be. its president. Vice presidenla wen D Wheel. Invocation w h tween August 22. and September 12, named to ,0 represent the several sec . Supt. 2nd. IS47. The $15 00 must of lion the J,a Seegmiller, accompany country where most of Led each application for a permit. The the members reside, these bei Jusilar School. Smgini, Talk, Bishop fee will be Deed Roberts. refunded to each un- Hugh L. Adams vice pres, from Par Worn, successful Departmental futcott. . applicant. owan; Lloyd Adams, fron xosurg Juniors, I. Poctrine, 2. and Milton A. Ollerto Blanding; Music. Closing mi Sec. 4 . from Phoenig, Aril. Lueil T!t th: Inirdidio" Bro. Garth Willi. A. Dalton was chosen as secretary your coming Ward Conference. HMzzi (sntrrs. During the remainder of the eve Special help wil be given all in ;l, bftiij u e to he at mn, open house was held by th rrr!ed in music. i2cd serihf;. J Adams family in the Recreation Hall Stoke Sunday Sihoul Board 0 information aior.j for all members of the communit) lo attend and to which many respon liscsinj.,,. ,ieJ The time was spent in visiting nJ v. end old time danring and the family with to thank their many friends who nhanrm I From ... ownuisj ''"it snd joined them in their festiv-itie- dr I, HH? Q You Want Well Produce a Good Job at the Promised Time at a Moderate Price Your order will receive prompt attention in our hop and it will be You printed at a reasonable price. can be confident of delivery when promised. We'll give your work expert craftimamhip and, for your latisfaction, we'll print it on a Hammermill Paper. HELP BUILD AMERICAS AIR POWER on AIR FORCE DAY, AUGUST 1ST No one today questions the fact that the whole future of the United Stales may rest in the very clouds over your head. 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