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Show sorm cache courier Page Ten v April 13, 1945 iHE STORY OF TOOEIE t TO? CEILING PRICES FOPv 4 - 'r , 1 f ;S 5 Xu w? U2LBCR3 -"" ? rr " if j 4 ' ' . ' ' The Cynthia Benson camp of the Daughters of the Utah rioneers will hold their next Internationals latest addi- tion to its Tooele works. In 1911 meeting at the home of Mrs. company began the erection of Valeda Shaffer on Thursday, Ap. a slug zinc fuming plant, designed ril 19th at 2:30 p. m. primarily for the retreatment of Mrs. Drue Larsen will present thousands of tons of slag which Latter the lesson on Day contained varying amounts of zinc had been lost In the regular Saint Conferences. is music arrangSpecial being ed by Mrs. Lois Patterson. The Second ward three act Hostesses for the day will be Mrs. Shaffer, Mrs. Isabelle Ad. drama has proved very popular and surrounding ams and Mrs. Mary Miller. in Hyrum towns The play is titled, Where Mrs. Lloyd Carpenter of Kan. Is Grandma? and Is ably direct. ab is In Hyrum visiting with ed by Charles C. Petersen. It her parents. President and Mrs. has played in Hyrum, Paradise, Edwln Clawson, Mrs. Carpenter Wellsville and expects to and was formerly Elaine Clawson do more acting. The drama is this city. well cast and each character Mr .and Mrs. Dewayne Jones portrays bis part like a christened a baby daughter in The cast consists of thp Fast meeting at the Faradise Grace Feter- ward on Sunday, April 1. The following people: child was named Gail. This Is sen, Mary Feteren, Robert Gu. the fourth child of the couple. tavespn, Bob Allifi, Margene NielSen, Renee Stanton, Gail Olsen, Clyde Olsen, and Bonnie Send the Courier to your vtrvice-maJean Jensen. $1.00 a year. Order by pbone. n. Your DAD Overseas can tell you ivhat he reallu ivants Fathers Day June 17 o u 44tyt WILSON u.J2tr , ' H, i ! SCOUTS tiia-A- 1. not have been completed at a more opportune tine as considerable concern was expressed when the war broke out m the increased amount of zinc need d to keep pace Witb copper in the manufacture of brass for armament, Internationals r.l'g zinc plant did much to .alleviate what could in this have been a serious rho-trstrategic metal which forms about of the metrl which goe3 to make up brass which has been so vital to the success of the war. Since its completion, the Tootle flag plant has added nearly 000 pounds of zinc per month to the zinc production of the nation. Moreover, the plant h;i3 made sible the treatment of certain ores which here-th- e oxidized lead-zintofore have laid dormant in the mines, and the plant will probably open a new field to Utah and western mti'.l producers. (The sixth article in this series will pear soon in these columns.) ge SL Ec ioa I f" y :j i A large number of scouts from the three wards of Hyrum at. tended the Pow.wow at the Utah on College State Agriculural and Saurday Thursdai', Friday, of last week. The Cache Valley Boy Si out Council raid it was one of the most successful merit badge pow.wows ever held in the history of Cache county. More than 500 boys could have hecn registered for the meet had there been sufficient accomodations, but the riceping space available kept the number kAVb W tv J.j' V n-- - - ( 4 t I t t ..V5 s t : v - tipi the First ward sacrament ing on Sunday night. meet- VVliat coats we have left "ill he sold at a discount to clean up the balance of coats we have on hand. We just received an. other line of hats, also a lot of new dresses. Mauds Style Shop. and Mrs Bill Thomas of Idaho spent a few days visiting here with Mrs. Thomas parent, Mr. and Mrs. David Crookston. On Wednesday, Mrs. Crookston accompanied j (hem home. She willvisit at Malad and Pocatello before returning home. M,r. Malad, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christoffer-se- n and son of Salt Lake City are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eliason. GUARD AGAINST SUMMER SLUMP - oil heues a vjiail certificate dad will be TICKLED TO GET AX1) FILL OUT WITH A LIST HK 1!RULY XI;l;is- IU1RES HOW ONE FOR HIM. Your cows, regardless of the kind of feed they get, need additional food elements, even during the summer months. That is why we recommend Pills, ' burys Best Cow Pellets for greater milk produc. tion. E- - Mrs. Wells Rowlins of Paradise entertained at a birthday party for her son, Byrons, 6th birthday on April 6. Twelve guests spent the afternoon play, ing games after which light refreshments were served. Subscribe for the Courier Your face gats into the Eternal Triangle, too! Have you a narrow forehead? A wide jaw and a narrow face? Thats it! Combat it cleverly by brushing your hair up from the sides and expose the forehead. This gives length to the face. Soft hairline over the ear, but smooth at the jawline. Little rouge but that little well blended. Accent on the mouth. Eyebrows groomed to their natural line. Subscribe for the Courier Chech the&e WNU Features. Second ward presented entitled clever comedy Wheres Grandma at the Par. adie gymnasium on Friday, Ap. ril 6. EVERY DAY PRICES spent Mrs. J. Milton Benso a few days of last week in Salt Lake City and Roosevelt Utah. HYRUM DRUG M. FAMOUS . EXCELSIS Bickmore & SONS stationery, copy the Idler for Dad as abro. ,n. sure tho(, fo fill in.) THE ENTIRE LINE AT NEW In your name and address, and Dads name and military address in the proper spaces. LOIR PRICES " wrte Dad a little note on airmail paper telling him that you are enclosing a V.Mail Gift 3- - ARE ON DISPLAY Certificate for him t0 fill in with gifts he would really like for Fathers Day. AND OFFERED 4 All set? Now tuck your gift certificate into an ordinary envelope, together with your letter and airmail it to Dad today. FOR SALE BY As a special His gift certificate is now on the way. All D.nl does s fill in the blanks and it back to jou. Then come in and us a right jou tisif for his Fathers pay gifts. These pictures take you all over the world and help you more inGiualh dearly Interpret the news. c TURN NOW TO THE PICTURE SECTION SACCHARINE TABLETS 1000W2 gr. 7QC ANACIN 16 ounce AGAROL $1.19 KOTEX 22c PABLUM 39c JERGENS LOTION 39c AND 79c SOY BEAN OIL SHAMPOO PALMOLIVE SOAP DEXTRI MALTOSE 2(g pound LACTOGEN ALKA SELTZER WEST TOOTH BRUSH PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA 39c 49c and $1.69 VIMS SUPER D COD LIVER OIL l-- p Three service to our readers this paper publishes every week a section of news pictures, behind each of which there is a fascinating story. and bun all your Druqs and Cosmetics at PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY BEAUTY AIDS 2. Day I c ui r Yorrli ; i Hyrum LZZ 1 On s., BOW-WO- pos-fro- ft vC :??f. 0 HUE Logan, Ut. 2,000,-strivin- g i: a ' Kaia d ! X n CO. a UJvsMA - to 470. Each scout was allowed to take two classes in merit badge corn ses offered at the college. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Schuster One ;n the morning and one Mr. and Mrs. .Andrew C. Niel. Co. as a ship fitter improver. in the afternoonn. They also The groom i3 the son of Frank attended special programs and s"n have announced the mar-liag- e events. of Erookln, New York. recreational Shuster in their of lovely daughter, joined Be ys dualified for merit badges Elsie I.onij to Frank Schuster, He is a graduate of the New Utrech high school in New York in these fields: Aeronautics, art, So M. 2.c, USN. ceremony and later studied in a business impressive agriculture, archqry, athletics,, The heef production, bird study,, civ. took place at Long Beach, Cal. school. He enlisted in the navy cs, dairying, electricity, forestry, ifornia on February 20, 1945. three years ago and has spent duty in the South irenianship, horsemanship, hog The brides parents and two two year production, liljb avling, miRal aunts, Mrs. Florence Bingham Pacific where he saw action in Infant shooj O ,4 will be ra work public health, poultry, rep- and Mrs, Vera Hanlin of Los the Solomon Islands campaign. tioned May 1. Buy now. Jensen tile study, safety, soil manage. Angeles and several friends wit- After his return to the States he was placed as an instructor Adv :nent, swimming, leather and nessed tile rites. Variety Store. Elsie 13 a graduate of South at the naval training school at wood carving. Cache High School, and through San Pedro. The young couple expects to her charming peronality, was Mr. and Mrs. Jame3 McBride visited on Sunday wit,h Mrs. popular in social and religious visii their parents and friends circles here. McBrides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Following her in Hyrum in the near future. Mr. and Mr3, Andrew C. Niel. Me The graduation she was employed John A. Israel.sen. Adaa sen dinuta as Hill a for Field at in spent two months visiting Brides have spent the winter typist with their daugh. and vear went in to California San later now moved but have Ogden, By GABRIELLE California where she ter and husband and have only Pedro, hack to their farm in Nibley. worked at the Bethlehem Steel recently returned to their home. Jame3 McBride and John A, Is. raelsen were the speakers in one-thir- Li' ifn r A K0701 Ledger Syndicate A ' L; 1 SMITH BROS. LUMBER CO. Phono 19 CtMt ' L , J If metal turning 'industry in Utah has been successively forced to the production of lower grade ores, due to the exhaustion of the more eas:- ly mined higher grade ores. Fol- lowing this trend has been sucees- sively increasing costs inherent in deeper work. With no incrcr."e in the market value for its products, changes in mining methods, milling practice, and smelting practice have been necessary for survival. At Tooele, the International Smelting and Re- fining Company, well aware of this from past experience, is constantly to improve it3 smelting practice. Testimony to this may be had It Yoanell I 7 4 - n On the right is the new sing zinc fuming plant at Tccclz an answer to the nations plea foe more metal for the war program. (Editor's Note: This Is the fifth of a lead smelting practice. scries of eight art.clts titled The Story Tile plant was completed ill 1941 of Tooele.) at a cost of $500,000. First test;. just prior to learl Ilarbor, prove I Dur.ng the pr.- -t sixty years the l0 ba successful. The plant coul j tor S s 4 wrMe 2 r 32C No. t Kw fail Install '!?. , OUT i v - , KEEPS SUMMER HEAT j ::jk ( Jensen Variety 0z. 4gc Eight oz. g9c Sixteen ' TAMPAX TAMPAX 40s KOTEX 54 BAYER ASPIRIN 100s TOOTH BRUSHES LYDIA E. 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