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Show y ! v THE I50X ELDER FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMRFn ,, NEWS-JOCRNA- rjjf m&ZMvSiXBl lal ordinances are bem ced to maintain order. firs Complete Vy i The Galena zinc industry fui-f tm 3 w i! Ii lid. (jU. y nished 54,0UU,tXXi pounds out ol Gu.UOO.liOO-pounthe nation's 1KLM. Spiced Luncheon in Production supply : Ait il. 12 o.. tan M leached its peak a few yeais later and was a major industi) ,Jl J( E, Ati.-OwNatural until after 1SJOO. Juice. can oz. l(j Lrupelruit Once again, the say, Galena's mines will boo.:. CAKE ELDER, Swan's Artificial Limbs This time, they say, the use ul Dull n. Ig. pkg. electrical detectors will enalne Require Most mine operators to continue Speedy zinc from the groui.l Careful Fitting taking New RinMi, Ik. pkg. until the supply is exhausted From one quiet corner of which they predict will not he ; I A i LAI NDRY W .) Bushnell hospital the whir of M Cln) . for many years. lathes and tapping of hammers 1) Niap. 0 liars .cveal the presence of minia-ur:i h liar Soap-!it t U 'uni Van lOKY, ji' factory whch is an odd A, IKrf British Poet 0(1 Eure. :s med. liars lombination of medieval I V 7 L y a .h e. can and modern production-inSalutes Yanks methods. Here, under the skillful sucol LONDON (UP) In his O.P.S. QUALITY MEATS FRESH PRODUCE limn in London's Sunday Grapn pervision of Technical Sergeant of it England's famous "jingle barlton E. Fillauer, ( II ELSE. Mild l! Ki t! II Ol R , of 20 force a ;t Tenn., K)et wrote: I Lui.e Morn. Eli J). mhopedic mechanics, all army HATS OFF TO AMERICA nen, build the artificial anus, It was not righteousness, it wa HENS. J,i I l ( E. I ;r 'f I egs, baces and other applian-e- s not luck, Ei lie for Ericasee. Eli. La A. Ell. needed to repair the dam-igeThat made the Fort, the Sher have soldiers who man the and Duck, 17 I K KS e hile from overseas theaters Or the launched and Liberties Lh. of war. Noting .Meat) liirtls. Lb. LST's Aided by power-drivelathes, To take St. George aoross the ! low A EOT ROAST UEEE SONS. t pani'li and grinders, punch presses, seas. N 1. Lh. . Emiiiil workers turn out artificial J And when we modestly proclaim arms and legs at the rate of one a day, but each appliance our might must be shaped and fitted so Let us be glad Big Business J that every man must precisely the joined fight, And sing forever on the Day ol oi' a master craftsman. The orthopedics shop carries Thanks a stock of manufactured ap The inventive vast ot STORES genius FOOD The stock artificial the Yanks. pltances. icg, for example, consists of a molded fiber lower leg, with amstsmwmssassam The F-- reconnaissance plane, an ingeniously hinged wooden how-'vea converted is said by the toot. This stock "set-up,- " ILL., is only the beginning. war department to be doing the worlds best aerial pholo Careful Measurements Li SEES M As each patient enters the graphic mapping. IN ZINC BOOM R M LC 1M E meticulous measurements IMI shop, IJ 51 V VA p c f are made, and a plaster cast v? ft 111. This GALENA, (UP) oi the stump is taken. Then town of l.otK) persons which the pocess of building begins once hummed with the activity! il a socket m rP for the stump, which TF'frsFsra and pi asperity of zinc mines that! 4 will be attached to the leg by LIGHT k$m ea .. jii h 70 of the per cent produced means of metal braces. It ALL SIZES FOR nations supply of the vital must be sturdy, yet it must 26c I.G.A. OATS, large package metal, is getting ready for an-- , e light. It must be soft, and B ILUF-TE- X other zinc boom. ALL PURPOSES 12c must fit like a glove. Delicious Pudding Dee's bar and the Last) First step i.s to mold damp23c Uhance tavern are filled with1 WHEAT HEARTS, Sperry large ened leather around the piasi men wearing dusty boots and 10c ter cast. The leather dries into 24c size 0XYD01, large ft 10c carrying picks and shovels. 'he exact shape of the stump. Most of them remember the; 24c Around this lining is built a DUZ, large size 10c time when Galena had a poptt olid outer covering of leather 10c 5c it CLEANSER I.G.A ulation of 20, (XX), almost all -- a sort of boot which can be 10c 1 miners. 27c laced firmly to the upper leg. TOMATO SOUP, Campbell s, 3 for 15c New zinc lodes have been The riveting of the metal A tt 15c 27c lodes richer and SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR discovered. oraces to the fiber leg and to ( 20c larger than the famed Black the leather socket is an op10c tt f: BEANS, Big League, Cut 30c Jack lode, which produced eration requiring mechanical more than 1.5(X),(XX) tons of zinc 10c 29c PORK 2L BEANS, Varney, 2 cans skill of the highest degree. The ore and the old miners are must be perfect, alignment ready to make their fortunes since a leg which "toes in" or VEGETABLES j toes out" throws again. abnormal HANSEN strains 10c on the leg and on the Thirty small zinc mines were' LETTUCE, pound in operation two years ago, the patient. The braces have 5c VARIETY STORE CARROTS, bunch last shadowy remnants of the hinges at the knee. era which began more Rte Store of Mlllloa In the final processing of the 11c than, LEMONS, pound 1(X) Article years ago when the exploi- - . leg the toe of the wooden foot 10c tation of Illinois zinc was beORANGES, pound is cut off just below the arch, gun. Then a rich lode was dis-- . and a toe of flexible felt and NO-POINcovered on a farm owned by T rubber is substituted, to simMEATS I 52 Lbs.! ulate the spring of the natural Judge Harry L. Heer. 24c Zinc Co. began WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN The BEEF POT ROAST, lb foot. The sole is cushioned w lode and said "RS c' ' Wa.Lp'Wh."T the Heer with sponge rubber. The foot 17c BOILING MEAT, lb it was richer than the Black is then covered with soft horse-hide- , More Jack 28c deposit. and fitted with a shoe. recently,! VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, lb a zinc vein 40 feet thick was The finished product is, of 27c . . PORK lb GROUND BEEF S SAUSAGE, lound on an adjacent farm owncourse, no substitute for a real ed by Frank Bautseh. Paul leg, but it is as close an ap25c MUTTON CHOPS, lb se Herbert, Jr., stratographer, proach as human skill and insw. pjnwaF's y f KV 'Oij1 wjH said the Bautseh discovery was USSS genuity can make it. Reprethe richest to date. hours of senting many long Veins ranging in depth from Gets Iaite ule Gift painstaking workmanship, the ( oir. incing Show 11 leet to 250 feet have been disleg, commercially produced, James covered and TOLEDO, O. UP i POCATELLO, Ida. (UP) -would cost from 150 to 200. many of them are feed' AVDb before each meal Ab first PecciiFy Pfc. Eddie Gayeski It. Hutchinson, yeoman Thick Law- - lutHy birra,rw- i0 days guppiv oi Skilled Craftsman was quite' surprised to mnrp Thn It fppt it! he Pocatello army air base class, o1' 25. H not deiighte-- witii reauha, most nf thpir timp Av1 MONEY BACK with the very hut box Pboo bond receive a Christmas package 'u: v;ntnrl TSgt. Fillauer, who learned i. ; :ut pro lured a war the trade in his father's orthothe Band" the o' her day at his Norfolk, making out mining leases. hrw "Strike up People are starting to stream HAMILTON DRUG pedic and surgical supply firm base. Though apparently l'Cie. The show was reported Ya into this city and already spec- - i in Chattanooga, is the a bit it the but was lie a success only 'o yule gift early, quite seemed to have effected Eddie almo.-- two years late. Jimmy s i .ireetf more than anyone else, t ith.er, Jesse Hutchinson of ToA or two after the show il do. had mailed the gift to a . 12 a SUjkki war ba"e liospita! in the Solomons p'nch.i-,elb 12. d to" largest single pur- - in September, 'm so made by ail enli-le- d mail V on be held. BUY BONOS STAMPS-- kl.itli J KA, 790 r AID PATIENTS d 7S? 350 n 335 AT BUSHNELL old-time- i. 260 KI.0, 0 Liy 230 ic? . . 310 170 4 20 MECHANICS (. 470 200 I e crafts-Tianshi- e ;,RM ! 5s . 380 410 d - 130 450 40 260 n 1 3 'GALENA, REPEAT tr flat? ra For r, P-3- , r GLOBES h tt tt tt 50-Wa- tt tt (JET YOl tt 200-Wa- N. L. ball-oearin- g Tri-Stat- K Overseas Gifts Off Meads IVrcimr,)1lJni N'alola Christmas Cards 5c to $1.00 . Vitamin A. 25.000 l' Package Dressings 10c 50,000 e I .'Ids Vitamin (. 30 mg. 0s Hold Medal Vitamin 15 Complex, !l()s MILES JIRMJIjVD xWAMJM Foundation Cream animals. Every day, Higbee carries his water supply in two pails hung from a yoke trail through up a half-milpine and birch woods. "The doctor scolded me for exercising so much, but I still intend to take my annual birthday walk to Boston," Ihgbee says. All provisions, even oil containers are carried to the top of the hill, which is 150 feet above sea level. On these trips, Higbee stops occasionally at a rustle shrine in memory of his wife and at a hemlock tree planted the after his daughter, morning Louisa, was born 23 years ago. Htgby is supremely sdUsiieil with his way of life. "This is my home; I would feel lost to live elsewhere, he says. "And even if it is a wild place to live, I guess I'm the wildest thing up here! :;us Vitamin I), NATURALIST, 67, LIVING A LIFE OF A THOREAU SHARON, Mass. (UP) -- A natutalist and conservationist is living the life ot a modern Thoreau in a simple roughboard and tarred paper cabin called "Hilltop Haven." Harry G. Higbee has collected natural history specimens, which, before the war attracted thousands of visitors yearly Now he lives a rugged solitary life with his companions the VIGOR ftT THESE, S iJ Lies. ' 79c special Perfect powder base (or smoot Doesn't reapadherent make-up- . skin for Fine dry pear. , STOKE HOCKS j. ('om)ex 10 Multiple A. M. to !) peoples five-gallo- J j (' I. M. DDBEHJC PROTECTED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS RAY The Druggist 20-fo- BARGAINS IN THE CLASSIFIED A WAITRESSES WANTED Court Sells Bonds PUEBLO, Colo, t UP) fficials of the Colorado State Fair recommend a kangaroo court as a surefire means of selling war bonds and savings stamps. More than 300 in war bonds and stamps were sold when Pueblo residents not attired in Western garb were haled -O- ALL OVER 18 YEARS TOP WAGES APPLY IN PERSON . OLD . lost e I i j I , (y t ! EaS33aHES2CCSSS:SS3ffjaB5S mwp cl & r T W 2Exx; MMW imri IASQN CAPS, dozen STARCH, for cooliins, Kir. sf or ds. Lb COFFEE, Chase Sanborn, drip or regular. Lb Y-- 8 VEGETABLE JUICE, Deliciously Coirbined. No. 2 can OATS, Albers Carnation, 3 lb. box TISSUE, Northern, 4 rolls 23c CORN J v i t i 9c 30c 1 .... Cc 27c 25c ITS 10c thousands of service men ond womef I01" to the nearest telephones to talk with r U u LETTUCE, solid crisp heads. Lb ICTAT3E5, No. I washed, 10 lbs ONIO.US, yellow Spanish, Lb ORANGES, Sunnist, 176s. Lb 39c 6c 10c QUALITY MEATS FOT ROASTS, B grade. Lb VEAL ROASTS, shoulder cut. Lb GROUND BEEF, Fresh daily. Lb BOIL, THE TELEPHONE RUSH. Everyth aS VEGETABLES 25c 29c 25c 20c Lb "Did you hear that Tom is going to be inducted into the Army next week, judge? Yes, Frank told me this morning down at the barber shop. Our towns got a lot of men in the service now, Jim. In fact, all tow ns have. I was just reading in the paper where there are more than 10,000,000 men aw ay from their homes in the armed forces. And, from all reports, theyre doing a grand job bringing victory closer every day. We folks at home have a mighty big obligation to those 10, 000, (XX) fighting men. A Yeve got to produce the food to keep them I Ml w WPWJ mtrnmrnrmm mi Weve got to keep them supplied with the ammunition and equipment they need to finish their job. Weve got to help the Government pay for all these supplies our men need by buying more and more War Bonds. Well have another big chance to do that by helping to put the next War Loan dne over the top, Jan. And, in addition, we must be sure that, while thevre away and cant express their opinions, w e don't go voting on and deciding any things that will displease them when they come back. well fed. JmfiMm.nl ipvnm.J 1 CMtftrmn wi- SPUM w3 AhokMie Inrifl IiUuMim, lies and friends at home. Most of the I1' Distance calls from camps and naval are crowded into a few short hours. statiortt crowded Many circuits are likely to be aivl that time and it helps a lot when you 9 7 to 10 to the service men. That s about best time for most of them to coll. Im. TU . MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE Lpp Iquipm l.mrtiri vi Large $1.00 100-Wa- 150-Wa- Uliand Chat-anoog- ' 1 p man in the shop with civilian He spent lour and experience. a half years in the busmen, not counting a year of specialized college work in anatomy and related subjects pi lotto being called to active duty with his National Guard auxiliary unit n 1941. Because men of his experience and skill are "rare birds." to use the parlance of army personnel men, TSgt. Fillauer soon found himself at Letter-maGeneral hospital, and later at Bushnell. The other men. carefully selected for their long expenence and outstanding skill as mechwe it in civilan life, anics trained at this hosptal. In ad- dition to the regular stall ol workmen, four men are trained here every three months, loi duty at other hospitals. AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 5Sr |