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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH Review of Utah Industiries i People of Utah Learning Salt Lake, June 10. Shipments from Prince consolidated for past week total 37 car loads. That War Savings Stamps are Excellent Investment. Construction of new buildings to replace those destroyed by fire at Campaign to Place $9,000,000 In Homes St. Marks hospital, is to start soon. SHOWER BATHS of Utah, and it is Believed That The biggest fight business men Few Will be Found in the and industries of the U. S. have on Class. their hands today, is to stem the Every War Savings Stamp sold or tide of socialisms that threatens this pledged brings closer th$ end of the under many different Low Wash Basins and Little war. It bus been suggested that la country names. Shower Baths Adapted for the line with the move for the pledge card campaign which will be inaugurated Pioche Production of ore by Use of the Tots. Tuesday next that a saving be made mines of Pioche, the past week, by smokers in a smokeless day, the savings for the day to be invested in amounted to 49 car loads, estimated CHATEAU DES HALLES War Savings Stamps once each month, at 2,450 tons. Nearly the entire NOW CHILDRENS HOSPITAL A pledge card having been signed to amount was shipped to Utah valley purchase so many War Savings Stamps every month of the current year. A smelters. smokeless day in an average family One of the Most Complete Es would mean a War Savings Stamp Lovelock Rochester mines make a month, $00.00 a year. Try it bullion tablishments of Its Kind in once shipment valued at approxout and see how easy it is to save tha imately $30,000. France, With Jolly Playrooms second month. This savings habit which is growing from Reno, and Toys to Amuse Patients. rapidly when once it attacks you places Ogden Highway your name on the right side of the Nevada, ' to San Francisco by way government ledger. The Downie-villUp in the mountains, where the those who do not deny themselves, of Loyalton, Sierra City, do tt come not who to of the the uid snow falls early and lies deep, 30 miles Yamptonville, Challenge, who to fail volunteer government, Is little French village the from Lyons, and Marysville is now open their dollar, are entered on the wrong of Les Halles a story book village, side of this and and in opposite great ledger good condition. with its massive stone church standing their name is entered the word Yelsentinel over two , long rows of trim, low. Are you in this class? Crop prospects in Utah and Idaho On most of the calendars in the a And mile cottages. Production estimated plaster State 'of Utah there are two marks promising. farther on Is the Chateau des Halles, made on every monthly sheet. One at better than average, though where your Red Cross has established the date of payment to much designates depends on summer weather. a home for 200 sick children. that greatest Mercy Organization, the Mangini built the chateau. , Man American Red Cross, the other tha Western mining states owe a Non-Save- FORJIUEN Young man, do you know that your employer will take a Dersonal interest in you when e learns that you are saving some of your pay? Start a Savings Account'With Us non-saver.- s, e, Hon-icu- and youll soon be getting ahead in the world. Money means opportunity for you. blue-gra- HYRUM STATE BANK 4 4 44444 5?? 4 4 4 4 4? 4 4 4 A 4 4 4? 3? Special For EW 20 2 7 yds Embr. Insertion $1.00 Four pair Corsets small sizes, good value... 1.00 Towel 1.00 ... Towels, 30c value and 85c values' Bungalow Aprons 1.00 2 75c 7 All Colored Hats at 1.00 1.00 yards Voile Half Price Special Discount on all White Hats Special Bargains Throughout the Store Eliason Sisters Arimo Block, Logan, Utah GOOD LUMBER IS AT THE BOTTOM of success. f Low prices may help some, btit its the fine quality of our lumber that brings our customers back time and again. It pays us to sell good lumber. It will pay you better to buy it. It lasts longer and is more satisfactory to work up. Try us with an order and youll come back when you mant more. Smith Bros. Lumber Co. LOGAN AND HYRUM, UTAH. Subscribe For The South Cache Courier $1.50 a Year in Advance y gini was the man who built the railroad along the Riviera and many other railroads in France. Apd thirty odd years ago he built this castle up in the mountains for his country home. But soon after his two children ded. Then he died, and when his widow followed him she left the chateau to the city of Lyons to be used as a hospital for children. The War's Wreckage. the war. A little rivulet came Then of the wars wreckage began to trickle In at Evian repatries, elderly men and women, children, even babies, who had once lived in the parts of France engulfed by tlig Ocrman tides and whom the Germans finding them' useless, were beginning to ship back into France by way of Switzerland. Gradually this rivulet swelled. Soon 1,000 of these unfortunates were arriving at Evian daily. And fully half of them were children, undernourished, thinly clad, dirty, sickly and, worse, grim, spiritless, with faces that had forgotten how to smile. To care for these children was the task your Red Cross at once assumed. Working with the French authorities. thexRed Cross secured permission to make use of the old and almost forgotten Chauteau des Halles up there in the mountains. For years the castle had been closed. No effort had ever been made to fit It up as a hospital. Your Red Cross had to begin at the very beginning. Rooms Big and Jolly. But what a wonderful task it has The Chateau des accomplished ! Halles, transformed Into a childrens hospital, and rest home in furious haste under the terrible pressure of war needs, with little time to thinl twice and' no time to retrieve errors, is not only one of the most complete establishments of its kind ; it is one of the best childrens hospitals in all France. The two rooms where the arriving children are isolated for a few days are big, jolly rooms just what is need to efface from the little ones minds the memories of those iron days behind the German lines. The big play room is strewn with rocking horses and wonderful parrots and other toys carved by the date for purchasing War Savings Stamps, pledge cards having been By June 23 given the government. every calendar in every home in the state will have been marked with the date for buying War Savings Stamps as it lias for payments to the Red large share of their prosperity to rapid development of their mineral resource and it is essential that policies encouraging to its expansion be advocated. ' Cross. War Savings Stamps campaign now state will not be a long one. Uncle Sam has asked Utahns to pledge themselves to buy $9,000,000 of these War Savings Stamps. lie calls on jou. Members of War Savings societies in your county will present you pledge cards to sign, agreeing to buy War Savings Stamps every month this year. lie wants to know whom he can depend upon, and if he cannot depend upon you" he wants to know the reason why? Wants to know why you do not uphold him and his government. Therefore he asks you to give him your pledge by June 2S that you will uphold him, that he can have your dollar, tlie date named being National Savings Day. on in the Advertise your wants in the Courier, and get results. American Fork Pacific mine is turning out 20 tons daily lead con- centrates. Mill treating 100 to 150 tons crude ore daily, product averaging $50 a ton. Virgin Spudding in of first new well of Dixie Oil Co. in Virgin river field starts; 5 more wells contracted for. New refinery under construc- tjon Increase in the price of spelter will encourage new work in zinc properties while an increase in price of copper would largely increase production in small copper properties. $500 White Flint Com Contest. plant to treat oil shale to be erected on White River One of the serious difficulties enLite Oil Co. First plant to treat countered in currying out the national by ;food program in Utali has been the oil shale in U. S. .problem of supplying substitutes for Salt Lake Jordan River Oil and wheat flour. In iinler to stimulate tha Gas Co. to build the first well at of home grown substitutes, 'production food administrator for Woods Cross, north of the Itlie federal city. Utah is offering special premiums in r Salt Lake Carload of the amount of $500 for the production of White Flint corn as follows : ore shipped from Michigan-UtaFor the best one acre of White Flint is estimated at $50 a ton. corn raised' on irrigated land, first mine, j$75; second $50; third $25. For the best three acres of White Flint corn raised on dry farm land The Stallion Uintah--$800,00- 0 lead-silve- h land excepted), first i$75 ; second $50; third $25. acre ol For tlie best White Flint corn raised within the limits of any town or city (amateurs only) , first $50; second $25; third $15, For the best field of White Flint corn not less than acre, jgrown by boy or girl 16 years of age, lor under, first $35; second $15; third (sub-irrigate- d one-eiglit- h Persian ILES which has recently been imported from France by A. B. Alvord of Greeley, Iowa, is now owned by Robt. Baxter, of this city, and will stand at his barn in Hyrum and at $10. wounded poilus. con. to In addition tlie his farm in Mt. Sterling during the above, any And so you stray from room to room, Itestant producing a yield of 100 bush-'el- season. The animal is a beautiful evinew find and everywhere you per acre, or more, on irrigated land dences of this watchful care. And a yield of 50 bushels, or more, mi- brown and weighs about 2000 lbs. !and then you reach the bathrooms. This lder dry farm conditions will be given Terms; $5.00 and $8.00. chateau was built by a man of wealth. Its plumbing was excellent, and yet it appropriate recognition by the federal smile-enticin- g one-eight- h s has been stripped out and replaced with little, low wash basins and little shower baths that the children can use more comfortably. That is how your Red Cross thinks and cares for Frances children. food administrator for Utah. In making up the first award, the following features will be considered: Yield, 50 per cent ; cultivation and general care of land, 25 per cent ; display of 10 ears at state fair, 25 per Robt. Baxter1 has just imported like a black English Shire Stal-ilo- n from Alma Hillyard, who just recently imported it from cent. The fields entering in this contest Horsemen interested will be scored during the growing sea- England. fine in son by competent agricultural experts, horses, can see this stallion The corn will be judged according to at Mi-- . Robt. Baxter's corral, in the following score: Adv. Uniformity of exhibit, 10; shape of this city. ; 5 of 10 ; color of colter kernels, ears, icob, 5; market condition, 10; tip of Store The Hyrum Millinery ears, 5; butt of ears, 5; uniformity of will olose out everything at, a kernels, 10; shape of kernels, 10; space between kernels, 5; proportion Big Reduction, except our Mid- of corn on eur, 15 ; weight of grain,' 10. Mail will leave the local post office Total. 100. summer and early fall goods. Final results will be announced at from now on at 11:33 a. m. for Sale will last until July 4th. tate fair. Logan and Preston instead of 11:45. to be made through the Entries adFor Salt Lake and all points north, Support your home paper by county agricultural agents or the food and west at 2:17 p. m. instead and administration. east in helpotherwise it, vertising of 3:40 as heretofore. ing it along. Clearance Sale Of Millinery Departure of Mails s it' |