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Show t V TI:d Dragerton Tribune PUBLISHED WEEKLY 322 Carson Office Kates: $2.50 per Year 5c Copy matter J une Entered as third-cla12, 1952 at the Post Office at Dragerton, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. . ; ss . 1 -- - TIE Tf ; WIFE AND SON DONT KNOW HOW I WON THIS By WHY to ' I ' REMEMBER TELLING ME ONE DAY.., A m BERFORD- -. THAT IS l wonderful! J Peacocks or market. Phone 7731. Under new management. All work guaran- -. teed. Odell 11-12-- WANTED TO BUY : ltp Junk bat gooo to see ya, berf ol' pal teries, copper and brass at the lUT boy-it- s BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE COLLEGE DAYS MA7 highest prices. Call for pick-u- p UlTF S- -t AN0 I SEE YOU STILUHAVE THAT 129 anywhere in East Carb-- n. E003Y PRIZE TROPHY FOR BEING, -- S THE WORST GOLFER IN THE. Berkeley. Phone 2240. HISTORY OF OUR ALMA MATER. SALE Figurines and , FOR afiWTj paints. Orders taken for paint ed figurines. Instructions given if desired. Call at 124 Berkley or phone 5520. xRl RADIO REPAIRING at reason able rates. guarantee os service and parts. Shop located at Dragerton theatre building Telephone 2057 for shop time ' LEAVE YOUR ORDERS with the Home Dealer Complete magazine subscription agency for new FOR GENUINE Factory built FREE Demonstration of the new " Anker Sewing Machine; the or renewal orders. Prompt reparts for Dodge and Fiyraoutt machine liable service. Lowest prices. cars see Bunnell Garage, 160 that sews buttonholes, embroideries withand zigzags Mary Bon, Dragerton. Phoix East Main. Price. out We take trade- attachments. 2170. ; EXPERT P A,P E R HANGING: contract terms. Mr. ins. Easy Work guaranteed. Reasonable WANTED A LADY. OF GOOD Baxros wishes that you would rates. Latest patterns to choose REFERENCES to take care of ask (him for a free demonstrathree small girls. If interested from. Edgar Larsen. 122 2nd tion. Phone 3390. contact Robert S. Brown, 110 West Dragerton, Phone 7738. 9933. Third West, Dragerton. ALL KINDS of cakes made to orhouse 120 The FOR SALE: Four-rooconder at my home. Decorated 2nd West. Contact Edgal Larsen, trols Federal government in the timber all virtually Birthday cakes a speciality. 122 2nd West Phone7733. Alaska and much of that in Mrs. Walter Whitburn, 167 INFORMA-tion REWARD FO RANY Grassy Trail, Dragerton, phone oh a set of bar bells taken from my porch sometime between the 15th and 22nd of May. A. L. Skow, 307 E. Geneva, Dragerton. ConFOR SALE: tact Frank and Billy at 141 Pinion street in Sunnydale. . ' sever- -' y The virtues of this-aral and important. It represents an I advance in safety. It also has 'op- ened up possibilities far the in- - t troduction of new methods of mi- lining and', 'the improvement of existing methods. As a Bureau of Mines engineer told the conven- e Slcy-lloo- hs At the recent annual meeting of the coal convention of the Am- B088Y JONES DBAGERTON CLEANERS, Union and Shop local 50. Free pick-u- p Next Mahoney i CLASSIFIED delivery. : WAS QUITE A GOLFER AND NATURALLY PLAYED ON THE SCHOOL TEAM -- AGAINST ALL COMERS. AND-WOM IT YESSIR- -I COULD SURE SWING A MEAN BRASS IE.1 Publisher VERNER STODDARD, : ; The THE BAFFLES WHAT 1 DO YOU MEAN TO TELL ME THAT MY OWN Thursday, July 10, 1S52 DRAGERTON TEEUUE erican Mininng congress, more papers were given on the subject of a new method of .supporting mine roofs than any other topic, except the continuous mining machines. This may seem like much scientific ado over very little. But it is far from that. The new technique for holding up the mine roof has been dubbed the skyhook method, and consists of boring holes and inserting bolts of a special type in the overlying rock strata. The bolts bind the rock layers tightly together, making rock them a sort of need the plywood and, eliminating for heavy timber. self-support- ing tion, these possibilities are impor-tant to the more complete recov- - ery 'of high-gra- de . coaL j This is just one more step in the coal, industrys brilliant rec- ord. It illustrates (how research and discovery have made the Am- eriCan coal mines twice as safe as they were only 12 years ago and the most efficient and productive in the world. The benefits are thi shared by all concerned the coal the and operator miner, , J 1 1 4 I jI consumer. -T" ' 90-d- ay . . . I : r "Every businessman knows he's in trouble when his costs go up and his seiiing price goes down. And Utah's mining industry is in that same position. To make sure we stay in business, we have to keep costs down. The paychecks we all receive depend on that." V, hwmm 4tp 5-- 21 4-- 30 ltp. 1 i J m . I V i 'i nite-crawle- rs. The Heat Wave . j . i . . . over much of the country is probably the biggest topic of conversation among people returning from vacations. Nearly everybody weve talked with is happy to be home where it is at least cool enough to sleep at night. So are we. If youve been reading the newspapers and listening to your radio this week, you know that the hottest spot in the country is Chicago, where a bunch of politicians, who claim to belong to the same party, are building blazing infernos under each other. This is going to go on for the rest of the month in the windy city, because when the Repub- -, licans get through, if they do, then the Democrats take over. That one promises to be a dilly, too. The two conventions are supposed to provide us with presidential candidates for the November election. But it begins to look as if nobody is going to survive, much less become a candidate. i -- ' . I I I A "GE.67carsoW X 1 F w CHARACTER 'I -- T.ri&r. iJ: m n o tLi3r: i. . :tntni ft; i i s 1 idtr-fdd- f, ' N most PJ&S, ? 1 k-- J) sure that your car runs good this summer. Have it chocked over in our expert mechanical department. We are equipped to handle any kind of a job, large or small, cn your car, no fy Bo matter what the make. Well, regardless of the heat, political conventions, vacations and other summer distractions, we still deliver twice daily, ,at three and six in the afternoon. Let us shop for you. , Carfon Grocery Company o 18 one of the most txynU n . 129 West Main - iim h i Phono 900 PRICE |