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Show 4 , V 'u i'',- Piute County News, Junction, Ctafr - Peace, Goodwill ' 2 x 4 2 'f " h & lO'r-- . t- - I XP 'v, ,'w, 'Xprj i jjVs; j '&k-vrv- ft. a v j. . ' jj.ir - u( ; ,, y r PVfc-,- ' ''' V v , ?& J - ;' : - ?:. :; i ,v ,W v ; ; r - C5 i'i. I- A Tt-- - A ?1 .j.vf elSife '''' I' A J wt Y. " : ' "-A- Columbia, Peace and the Spirit ot Hrotherly lovo rtuve been Joined In one person, a beautiful woman. This young lady was ono of the central figures in a pageant staged at the International Exposition la Philadelphia, celebrating 150 years of The ExposiAmorlc&n Independence. tion continues until December 1. Sesqul-Cententii- Chickens Top Wheat Eaters modem age knows that Camel 1 h (8mrtKofburk AgricuHurttl FonodiiUsB) Wheat and flour are synonymous In the minds of muny. As a mutter of fact, however, forty per cent of pur mammoth wheat crop never leaves the form at all, but is used for seed purposes and feeding farm animals, states the Senrs-Hoebuc- Agricultural k Foundation In a survey recently comIt Is pleted on wheat consumption. used most abundantly for feeding In those sections of the country having a wheat snrplus and a shortage of the usual feed crops such as corn, outs and barley. The poorer quulltles of wheat, not suited for making flour, are kept behind for this purpose. Chickens are the heaviest consumers of wheat fed on the farm using 89.1 of all wheat so distributed. Swine are next, with 29.1. In wheat-growinsections horses are fed wheat and consume on an average 8.4 of all wheat fed on the farm, while the remaining 6.4 goes to cattle. g O 1927 R. Company, J. Reynold ing art are Camels. In Camel you will find out what modern smokers demand a smoothness, mildness and mellowness that youVe never lenown before. Thats why Camels never fail to meet the stret, exacting demands cf present-da- y snickers. This modern age knows the sure call to smoke enjoyment: Have a Cornell Tofeecco , Winton-Salm- please ever lenown, and it delights in Camel. The emokers of today find tobacco enjoyment in Camels, for their goodness always is so dependable. The choicest tobaccos, and the most superb blending known to the smok. goodness is dependable v is the hardest to THIS modern N. G The Vine s ' s. AS v V s V f4 r V ' s THROAT TABLETS i. ''.cm 40 M ' ' Order Your Butter Wrappers at the NEWS .Office This Is the timsiol year la fix ap yourwinter clothes. Wo do cleaning, pressing, altering and dying. V-- ' 'W S Guaranteed first class Work only. PROFESSOR NOODLE VC SHOULD SH QUIT HER Social attention to ifiII orders, JOB? Reasonable prices. dJcar Professor In goin. to W Ideal Cleaners &.Tailors, poet uy, who says that Richfield -- Utah. hell he rich Made by Lwb.it Plimaal Co.. Sunt some doy! Now when I marry LouU, U. S. A. him-oug- I ht to give my job u right away? Marie This magnificent bronze by Harriett Frishmuth is ou display in the Palace l of Fine Arts at the International Exposition in Philadelphia where the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration ot Independence is being Celebrated. This is but one of tho many gorgeous and beautiful things to be seen in the Fine Arts exhibit. Famous artists from all parts of the world have sent their paintings, etchings and scupltures to Philadelphia to ba exhibited during the exposition, which coutinies until December L Sesqui-Centennia- THERE i. good reason rvhy your dealer should offer you something else when you ask for So If this ijoun pcet you should wed, youd tetter Keep D D THE UArkPLOB SHOE REPAIRING We save your soles and S. W. Brinkerhoff keepjou i well heeled Jurxtion, Utah. T J uour job, Maris! Bent quit -- but asK your f?ens7! boss instead to Kindly raise ycur e - a- S l- ry Prof.Noodle . Night and Morning to keep them Clean, Clear and Healthy Write for Free Eye Care or Eye Beauty' Book Man C. D. H. S, E. Ohio St, diet. merica's inest Candy t f |