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Show PAGE TWO THE "One Newspaper, One liiuu Eviky Thursday By Th COUNTY PUBLISHING COMANY CARBON PKIC. WHEN conditions reach such a state that Cos I" Courage, One UTAH, 9. THK ACT OP MARCH UNO HTERED One Newspaper, Coverage, One 1S7R Cost1 PRICE. UTAH UNDER THE ACT OP MARCH . 1879 AS StCONO CLA8S MAIL MATTER AT THE P09T0PPICE NATIONAl a com- political munity must kowtow to a hotshot or group in order that it shall receive its portion of consideration in the economy of the state it is certainly high time that a stand be taken pointing toward a change. Any benefits gained from such bending of the knee and bowing of the head will be found in the long run to be of extremely limited value. A state and its government should dispense of its rewards throughout its commonwealth .just as it gathers the tax money. Moves made in the direction of whipping a VISIT PRICE SALT LAKE r.ROUP TO ON GOOD WILL TRIP 25I.H AT lUTCflAl ASSOCIATION community into line for a political party or group is definitely a drop in the direction of political racketeering, it is just unAmerican. alley-wa- 111 a banquet ol ap- ol Carbon, residents 200 xiniaUly GuiI)d nd San Juan counties held, piobably in the Masonic a 8 30 Salt Lake City busine-- s men and uffiuaP, including Go- y May oi Ab Jenkim and Appioximatcly 125 pos-ibl- Pce All expense temple heie emo. Hem y H Blood, will vi-- 't Satuiday, Turn Fnend-hi- p n a DouBit Parking be kept to a mini- - sjehard Sung i. good will, according Weston E. Hamilton, chain- The Salt Lake chamber is planning secietaiy of the Salt Bake City with trip which extensive thiee-da- y d ber ot eommeice who, togethei and wln begin at 5 00 p m Thursday, Willaid Ru hards ol the Den("' was yjav 23, when the gioup will leave Rio Giande Western tailioad foi heie last Fnday to make anange- - by special R'o Giande ldilioad is a planned. wheu meeting Piovo, mints foi the visit the gioup w ill n Piesident Jack RichaicK oi the I ea ing at Mtldnighl, to learnt, then on to Pi ice c hambei announced that a com- picueed bi udklast, continue to lui J math nnttee consisting of Mayoi then to Rich- en Lee, S H Land, Val D Hicks, Salma and Manti and an banquet. Waltfield lor evening Reed Chnstopherson and Ray Aftei leaving Pme un Sa Urfjay eis has been appointed to make the delthe delegation will 'top at Green Kiv- local ai langements Tt e uniting enroute to 7 00 er and Fruita. Colorado, at it will amu Helper egation meet-the- n lot the Junction evening a. m, make a shoi t stop theie and Gland Pi to ice. iing. pioceed menibei His m Sund his h' gay ami children Bie Satui Every the valley 3V doubic parkih. 5 . J 1 AARON J. HAJsJ General Insurant Life Insurance Spil A highhgh 'the marru the beauti iom Huw ngs of the the valle nfts oldest to condi teen at Theie we one Umi eed with SltUdtlOl ' SEGO, EGGS LARGE 1.19 REX, LARD REX, 98c 1.66 A A P0R 4 4 FOR GRADE, D0Z 22c HAMS LB. CRTN 2a 151c He sees agic love noirs to into. He 22c the nev lental in Whole or LB. Half, BACON . By the Piece, LB jltyVt SALT PK. lb JULIA LEE WRIGHTS BREAD BREAD aL Loaves FOR FINEST . Eusebounc tr of the 20-o- z. SYRUP BABY FDS. BLUE KARO 3 P. CAKE FL. SHR. WHEAT i GERMADE dressing 9c Manhattan SLEEPY TIME 4 Heres Lightweight Summer I Sleeping Comfort In the Smartest Pajamas Youll See In A Long Time At A Price Like This. $ ' ) t t, 4 Caibon High school's gills entry at the B. Y. U. sports cai nival last weekend walked off with first honors in1 the volleyball tournament, and also snared third place in the potato lelay. Participating on the winning vol- Helen Sluga, leyball team weie: Amy Lines, Helen Corak, Mary Tom-siEdith Brackett, Lois Smith, Ruth Robertson, Marjorie Allred and Man-d- y Milkovich Mrs Alice Bnnton West is the coach. J65 Others to $3.45 - Menfs Dept, MIR. WHIP qt. c, - PRICE TRADING 25c CASCADE , 21c SPREAD LUNCH BOX, Qt. 22c Carbon Girls Snare Volleyball Tourney COMFORT ' I DUTCHESS qt ' i i PRICE dmen by Gabriel Bruno, 22. Spring Glen, going south on Carbon A cai ' PAYMENT FOR . . . . . . A HOME OF YOUR OWN. EASY TO BUILD, EASY TO FINANCE AND SO EASY TO PAY FOR WITH THOSE LOW PAYMENTS r OF ONLY if H . . . . . E i f .1 i SMALL CAN SALMON CAN CORN BEEF CAN DEVILED MEAT 4 CANS 16-o- 12-o- z. LIBBYS VIENNAS 9c CAN HASH NO. 2 CAN BANANAS STu SIZES SUITAN AMBERS 4 OLEO N U C 0 SUNNY BANK A LBS. JELL-WEL- 2k Price Phone 122 H ru 150 6 FLAVORS PACKAGE LUNCH MEAT CAN CAMPBELLS 2 CANS BROOKDALE CHUM, 2 CANS FREEZING MIX, ALL FLAVORS, 3 FOR 12-o- z. and mini p 78 E Ph IKv ii E S 2 1 ' SOAP i P.-- or CRYSTAL 10 BARS B BLEACH CAN Mr. Mrs Le algh a 4 L SU-PUR- P0UND PACKAGE idled thi were ser YL JELLO LBS FOR PORK & BEANS and TOM. SOUP SALMON CANS FOP. joint e' nas hal and the APPLES 7Sf!Mc TANG 3 252, 126 5c GR. FRUIT us 19 DRIED BEEF LIBBYS LOAF LIBBYS VEAL CAN BROKEN PINEAPPLE SLICES A Friday pie bem mng The c ORANGES us 29c JELL-- 0 ROAST BEEF tebekahs Jirthday A mu mented FRUITS 16c Each Customer Coming to Our Store Will 61 North Carbon Ave. Price, Utah Let Us Help You Plan LUMBER COMPANY 42 So. Carbon Ave. TIDBITS LIBBYS LIBBYS alwa Cards, WHITE, umhimuiHiitminmimiiimH TRI-STAT- No. 2 CAN 19c 15c 8c 25c 19c 15c PEANUTS 15 46c E0X 6 CRTN T.Vt 25c 1.50 ' MONTH A $20 See Us Today N . SLICED FOR poken. md all th ile, into MIX. NUTS 25 POUNDS MATCHES river, rs 19 60c RAISINS j A NEW HOUSE THE LOW COST OF WHICH MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO HAVE LIBBYS PEACHES FANCY 3 J 19c CHOCOLATES POUNDS 10 le moun' Won lettieoats Drops MSHMALLOWS (SSc BEANS CORN TOMATOES TAKES AS DOWN i PINEAPPLE Chocolate . 2 MILD CURED, LB. IS ALL IT 00 i i LIBBYS LIBBYS LIBBYS LIBBYS LIBBYS CARS COLLIDE HERE ON CARBON AVENUE NEAR MAIN CO. 31c CHEESE . candy PER POUND THE NEW SPEED MIX lbs SUGAR rcyAssta COOKIES FOUND 2 SHORTNNG t iness of oo. 2 Royal Satin HONEYiolL .ere he s wnths sti he 29c S. CRACKERS LBS 15c 15c GR. CRACKERS lbs 17c 27c PNUT BUTTER c RITZ lunch 17c UAETCDC tlMlLltu LARGE PKG ZJC 9c GINGER SN. 2pkg25c 45c COCOA PH0Er 16c 1 le Through n, '7a!' he other i'hen 59c 30c CRTN 4 27c PICNICS 19c GRADE, DOZ MEATS m 29c 26c LILLY, Second Quality, LB. CHERUB, Finest Quality, MILK BORDEN, MORN'G, ! ! 31c A BLUE BELL, First Quality, LB BUTTER 1.29 DRIFT. SN. unrest, 1 impulsi winter ru: a miners id with H blizzard Ears, as a leumatic d FLOUR LILLY tin .eeter niljn Mor an, stionf lift ot lau j HARV.BL. m Jdd EVERY DAY LOW PRICES KITCHEN CR. the f and J Ja gaiden me-gre- ve Wa,e: and up Jb to on ed tld in.n Sry. tnendship and avenue, collided with one dmen b Miss Maigaret Monnett, 19, Pi ice, a it was making a left turn to come on OF COAL iS FORECAST BY WESTERBERG to Caiborf avenue from the y back of the Newhouse hotel about 1:15 m. Monday. Both cars suf- Utah Fuel Engineer Speaks At product, the speaker emphasized. fered p.extensive damage, aceoiding to Consequently," he stated, in the Highway Patrolman J L Sullivan National Coal Convention western field as in the eastern, the investigator. In Cincinnati, Ohio easily accessible and high quality coal is exhausted. Thus production Carl S. Westerberg, preparation en- - must continue from veins the for the Utah Fuel company, serves of which are tiemendous yet Castle Gate, in an address at Cm- -, the quality of which makes better einnati, Ohio, this week befoie the preparation essential. It goes with- 17th annual coal convention and ex-- i out saying that modern low cost of the American Mining mining also requites forecast increased mechanical chanical prepaiation to maintain the prepatatmn of coal in the Rocky quality standaids ol another day Mountain coal producing field The speaker indicated that the This coal producing aiea, which demands in this aiea lequne chides the states of Utah, Colorado, 'stoker sized coal, and that these and New' Mexico, dining quirements must be consideied when 1939 produced slightly more than 'designing a mechanical cleaning1 He said that coal has justified 15,000,000 tons, of which only 3 pet 'plant cent was mechanically piepaied, he itself as a low cost, easily managed, stated. This indicates, he added, fuel and that this is indicated by the that mechanical preparation of coal rate by which domestic coal burning in this field is yet in an undeveloped equipment is being installed. He state. The tonnage above includes pointed out that oil and gas in the the coal prepared in the most piimi- - west, as well as elsew'here, have tak-titype of facilities for making but en a considei able slice of the coal one size separation and the most business, and that preparation of coal modem type of preparation plant for automatic coal burning equipment embodying washing, sizing, drying' is one of the chief means by which to and blending operations. regain this business. 48 POUND BAGS He pointed out that demands of the Describes Castle Gate Plant consumers in the Rocky Mountain Mr. Westerberg described the erecfield have more than kept abreast of tion and operation ot the new prepathe times in their requirements of the ration by the Utah Fuel comindustry. The coal utilizing public pany. plant to securing bids on the Prior universally desires a uniformity of plant, the company, through consumer questionnaires, analysis of complaints and a study of sales figures and design of coal burning equipGALA ment, learned that the average coal consumer desires a fuel of constant L? though not necessarily very low ash content, a constant moisture conCJaXck tent neither too dry nor too wet, an ash of constant fusion temperature, a stoker fuel of constant size distubu-tioCUWJjlX. Sleepy and a uniform application of CL Hollow, QUART dustproofing mateiials is necessary. With these facts at hand, the com- Gertr 8 Hein2 pany had constructed a plant design-- , Clapps, 2 FOR ed to handle sizes of coal which would LB. A meet the consumers needs. This CAN ' plant, he said, is producing washed t icoal at an ash content predicted by Pantry Pride A the washability studies, doing equally 3 LBS. FOR well after routine adjustments, with NBC coal from two mines of somewhat dif- A ferent characteristics. REG The plant xv ill presently undertake the processing of Sperry ' still another coal different from eith- BAG 4 er of those now washed. To handle 7 the mine outputs now processed the plant works on a single shift and pait oveitime basis. A new stalf is being' trained so that the plant will be ablei to work on a two shift basis with the seasonal upswing. INCREASE IN MECHANICAL PREPARATION aIcast BIG WILL BE HOSTS AT so-call- ed VAL IL COWLES, IIAL G. MacKNlGHT, Publishers VAL IL COWLES, Editor and Advertising Manatee ROBERT C. ANDRUS, Associate Editor LEOLA S. ANDERSON, Society Editor " One PRICE IE A TOOR POLITICAL PROGRAM 0im-Aitanra- te 1jp SUN-ADVOC- White Mag., Pt LUX or PALMOLIVE, 3 BARS LIFEBUOY, Coffee your friend GROCER Till 'tff" |