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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH NEW BOOKS Corps can be obtained from the nearMr. and Mrs. Kail Kelley and son-la-- t est Army Reciuiting Station, or by week vdsited T LIBRARY LeRoy and Richard, District The H. L. Cuitis. writing Utah Recruiting Mrs. Mr. and - with The following new books have Motor Avenue, 179 in St. resided Headquarters, have who Kelleys, at the Salina Public library: This Salt City, Lt. Kooles said. il,ouis, Mo., were enroute to Portland, G. To symposium', Prefaces and Peace, Alford Mrs. Jensen at Mr and vvhere Mr. Kelley is employ Mis. Jes.-- e Thorncll entertained Herbert Hoover, Wendell Wilkie, of M. Burr attended the funeiai services ed hi a welder in a defense plant. Agriculture Preparing For 1941 a family dinner Sunday in honor S. Lewis, Wallace, Sumner Wells; Mor- By John for Henry held son, her of Wednesday the birthday anniusaiy Easing of the rationing restrictions Wallace Stegner; mon Country, Mr. and Mrs. J. Oscar An- 72, a prominent citizen of Kniery, on farm machinery, increased proRich-i-j-- d who died suddenly from a heart at- Mrs. Tina Bench Jensen was in Salt None Put The lamely Heart, derson of Ixiss (Teek, wtue gue-To duction WAC Of of new farm machinery, and Recruiting A Purple Tree Grows In in tack. Mr. Barr was one of the spcak- - Lake last week with her son, I ton, Llejllyn; To Clyde Thormll, Second Lieutenant Women a Volunteers Enlist Equal among farmers to Keep campaign So Little Betty Smith; who is in the Shiiners Hospital for Brooklyn, the Army, culled by teh phone frmitn at 'the services. war Casualties Battle fit and fighting your equipment Army SurvivP. Time, John Marquard; extend treatment. Camp Beal, California, to of indications are plans now being Without Bottoms; al," Phyllis L. M. Davis and Henry Davis, the Administration Food the War out the that fine laid gi votings. by job Pointing Martha Albrand; Why Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Colby and Orders, managers of the M & O ranch, and dois meet to increased Womens goals Corps production already Army John Fatric; attended a dinner party young baby, visited last week with Japtn Was Strong, A family dinner was given Monday their wives, need for more for 1944. Suggestions for expanded the and citing ing, is held Childrens hour at the library of given at the Newhouse Hotel in Salt Mr. and Mis. Roy Colby, been sent evening at eight oclock, in honor of H. honor from 4 to 5 p.in. every Friday, and women n the WAC, Governor llerbeit wartime production have in evening, Friday Lak, left who Tuesday WAC II. to State the week Maw launched consideration Humphrey, this for AgriculNyala D. Landes, retiring president of the Miss Ella Gifford, who visited for all children are urged to attend. in tural War Boards and other farm with the draftees from Siier County Recruiting Campaign membeis Landes Tractor & Equipment Com- a month at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. for Salt Lake. Twentv-tw- o Utah. representatives. State Boards have M ASSIGN Mrs. pany. Mr. Ianeles retains ownership Lon-Barger, returned to her home MRS. of the drive, as outlined by been asked to set 1944 goals. The of the family were pre-cu- t. Purpose a noli interests, and a few in Ogden, Monday. DIES IN CALIFORNIA Leon Humphrey, mother of Xyals, of ihe l General George C. Marshall, Chief of National Program calls for a record-breakin- g lines of industrial and high grade 380 million acres in crops. a M rs. Lois presided. Robinson Mansion, Staff, to Governor Maw and other L. A. Hansen, of the Hansen construction machinery. L. M. Davis, 9 women is to recruit Problems state on died relating- to labor, supplies, of resident governors, Salina, for Mr. Clothes Shop, Mrs. Bert fluff, of former a foimer parts manager to battle conservation practices, total volunteers the Los in Mrs. Odell Jensen of Iroo, isited equal of last machinery, I.amles for eight years in Salt Lake, Venlas Stjle Shop, and Mrs. Stanley Wednesday the Army to date will be considered at 48 of casualties and at the home of Mr. and Mis. Alford from complicaprices California, Angees, lemained for a weeks inventory Burge.ss, were business visitors at the State meetings of State groups with Jensen during the illness of her work at the distribution point. tions following an operation. Mrs. more than 70,000. capitol city n Fiiday. will Mr-- . Jennie Johnon of Gundrive of A the feature Masnion has been visiting the past special representatives of WFA during mother, at comfew WAC a of treated be state formation the was who of her days home months the son, at nison, Mrs. Fred Goode of Salt Lake, and Mrs. three Mrs. Orson Anderson ' the Sal inn Hospital, and who died Colonel John W. Mansion, who is panies, to enable girls from the same of home week the at visited the of Hatch Kathleen past spent Massion was ftate to receive training together. INTO TIIL FIGHT! Sunday. She was IS jcats of age Mr. arid Mrs. Stanley Barrett. Mrs. last week visiting at the home of tationed overseas. Mrs, Members of these state companies member the of a charter LProgresso THROW YOUR SCRAP Goode was Norma Barrett before her Mrs. Annie Anderson. will wear distinctive shoulder patch entei tamed at lived while the here, and Mrs. Lllis Sand-o-club, family in Lake. Salt eeh hint- matriage n at the local insignia, giving the state name, dura chihln ns party Tue-duI. F. Peterson, a former resident Mr. & R. G. was agent of anniver-arservices ing their training in the WAC. For Funeral thiid I). the birthday depot. ing October 2, the regular mending f of Salina, now of Richfield, was Moninstance, WACs from Utah will be so in conducted Salt were Lake, her daughter, Karen. Sixteen little 'the LTrogresxo club was held at the his many friends here on greeting We have the most complete and will houof games, borne of Mrs. Elsie Rex, with Mrs. J. child) on enjoyed an day, in the Unitarian church, with designated by this insignia, Monday. be trained served were later anil together. on the lawn, burial in Mt. Olivet cemetery. stock of Oscar Anderson, presiding. They ceremonies will feature the Special ice cream and cake. W. L. Were Expendable, White, by Mr. and Mrs. A. Whipple of Sigurd, of Utah companies, acswearing-i- n was reviewed during the study heur were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. ROL AND CR ANE PURCHASES Governor to Maw, with cording to bv Mrs. Burton Crane. Eleven mem- REGISTERED ANIMAL Mrs. l!ae E. Noyes was J. E. Jamison. scheduled State Capat activities the were present. the membeis of the Soro-i- s club Wed-- 1 comherd his build In each recruited to itol. addition, Always striving nesday evening of last week. A M i.ss Lenore Simpson of Gunnison, of State standard be will Utah a to the highest pany presented Jerseys Mis Darlenen Rasmussen was a of the book, Soogn Sisters, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of production, Roland Crane recently flag, he said. was given by Mrs. Stanley Biriett wck end visitor at the home of Mr. Alonzo Peterson. that we have had yet this year, This drive is a challenging appeal purchased a registered- Jersey bull, A timely war bulletin was giu-by and Mrs. Clayton Rasmussen. de448009. of Utah to Merldel Valient women, Gamboge patriotism Mrs. Noyes. Light luncheon was consisting of:- - SINKS, LAVABOYS IN SERVICE . . . 'Hie animal was prehased from the clared Lt. Helen Kooles, WAC liason Mr. and Mrs. Giles Frampton of seived to fifteen. Women Herbert Knudsen & Sons, breeders of officer for the campaign. Salt Lake City, spent last week visit(Continued From Tage One) TORIES, CLOSETS, make can make a definite and valuable Provo. fine at Jerseys Jerseys, ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eail 42 per cent of all dairy cows in contribution to the winning of the TANKS, and all necessary Mickc Ison. Technician. At the pieent, he is on up United States. Because they war in the Womens Army Corps. the i the desert in Death Valley, where, he soil pipe and galvanized fitthe worlds richest milk, and Each new WAC will be filling the produce 1 Mrs. J. I. Jamison visited Tuesday writes, the tenqierature reache 121 because there are more Jerseys than place of a man killed in battle, she FOUND leather key case, con- and week with degrees. Jay likes his woik fine, and of last Wednesday tings for installation. any ether breed in America, their declaied. taining three keys. Was picked up Mr. and Mrs. A. E. at writes of many inteiesting McGarry on Information the Womens West on role in National Defense is an Army 2nd, Thursday a.m. in road Beaver. one. Increased production of and Main. Owner may have same by calling at The Sun Office. Jersey milk guarantees the protective NOTICE l foods needs here and abroad. Woman for laundiy work at Salina Bids for water master wanted. Hospital. See Dr. C. Leo Merrill.. Salina Creek Irrigation Company, beUELVT1VES ATTEND s21tf Furniture and Hardware ginning October 15, 1943, to March FUNERAL SERVICES 15, 1944. All bids must be in by Store Mrs. Wallace Poulson and children, October 12, 1943, BEeaeaaBBB.. SHOP NOW and Lue Shanna Kathleen, Gaylin, Gunnison, Utah HUNTING DLYS THIS MONTH J. F. Mortensen, president, and Mrs. Vem Ivie and son, Wayne, While Stocks Are Complete Ernest Bird, secretary. of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. MerLeather Coats for young Deaton rill of Weston, Idaho, and Mrs. Beatrice Marohent of Salt Lake, See Our Fine Line Of Gifts And Old were near relatives here to attend and Ihe funeral services held Friday for Hunting Caps, High Top Shoes Donna Mae Peterson, who died Tues Rubber Foot Wear, Wool Lined Use Our Plan day at the family home. Denim Coats, Wool Socks BHiBHMBaiiaa Personal Items of Interest , Recruiting Campaign ar-nv- Week Launched ibbbbbbbbdbbbb Governor Maw Ilk-har- U es - j Koo-hare- -- y, Ma-isio- Plumbing Supplies ho-de- re-ie- j - Classified Ads nt John CHRISTMAS GIFTS S. Peterson V Lay-A-W- SEVIER VALLEY MERCANTILE COMPANY Fair Mercantile Co Salinas Busy Store" &x- Overweight Motor u. My fS by having your engine Winter x - fi 5 T,C iS - J ?. - r L VV ' 7 L-Av- J. f J ? 'J ; j -- . L'Vv'S, V V - 1 f! i OIL-PLATE- particularly true today when so many calls are urgent and important because of war work. Most party line is CONOCO acid 8 ilC corrosive itb your engine combat acid You can install Zonolite yxtisilf in one evening. Its anJ t sav cs expensive ii.staMatlcn costs. Zonolite is completely proof. It r.evcr settles. duces hearng bills cne-thu- fireRe- d every year! Tor j V J. ;.ls, see or p bone SVL1NA LUMBER CO. Phone 24 d g. oil-platin- g. s users realize this and keep their conversations brief. i 'Patty oil-platin- corrosion wILIi D Sure as you li ve . . . sure as your car must live ...you'll want a change to the lightest oil your engine can use this Winter of War. Waiting for a "real cold day before draining overweight oil that drags w hen it chills, is like waiting for your batterys doom. This drag of overweight oil wastes gasoline, too. And even Worse is the big chance of internal damage because overweight oil wont squirt and spray into friction zones of your engine quickly. For the sake of your battery, your gasoline coupons, and your engine, change to your lightest practical grade of oil. You can quit wondering whether "one grade heavier might be on the safe side. You can be as safe as possible with your engine by even your lightest suitable Conoco of N motor oil. Its loadgrade carrying capacity is doubled by synthetic means. And this also creates "magnet-lik- e action to keep lubricant closely fastened to inner engine surfaces, in the form of Even the lightest grade of Conoco Nth oil will give your engine the high protection of Ask Your Mileage Merchant today to recommend the grade suitable for your car.. Continental Oil Company oil-plate- ,?U . Sicnis Be sure of changing to your Lightest possible grade it?'- 9- yc- -r TOM liJ MOTOR the world loves a lover but not when he ties up the party line so other people cant use the telephone. That All Insulate - n' I ; nut Someone Else May Want lo Telephone Oil Costs You Dear vlxvvv- . Mrs. Royal Mickelson and Miss Lois Jean Crane were here to attend the memorial services held for Chad Crane on Sunday of last week. Write for this author-Itativ- o handbook on how to di os your door pack it lo comp pro-tor- va tho moat for bait flavor proper caro hldo for finest leather choice rocipos, etc. Evan wtll find this booklet Interesting. Ask for Booklet B." rs DO NOT FORWARD ony hides lo us until you have written for and received latest information on the deer hide situation. Sent with booklet or on special request. AGENTS WANTED in your locality to buy and ship dear hides for us. Write for particulars. 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