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Show rir:ari Page Friday, August 8, 1941 MAGNA, UTAH MAGNA TIMES, Monarch Electric Range. liko now. Very seasonable. Dial 5511. FOR SALE aharo of Hir slock. Inquire W. S. Hancock. 3020 4lh East mittee of the pulp and paper THIS WEEK IN DEFENSE 1 Magna. , 1 Employment Labor Secretary Perkins e n The War Department created five air support commands in order to coordinate the activities of aviation units and ground forces. The Department announc'd the Signal Corps has developed electrical sentries that will warn of invading aircraft "long before but they are actually sighted, said the Army needs 5l0 men from the radio engineering field to learn to operate the secret devices. said War Secretary Stimson 1.000 airplanes and 10,000 Air Corps officers and enlisted men maneuvers stress-- 1 will have ing coordination of ground and Air strength in the Beauragard. La, area from Septemlier simulated warfare between men of the Second and Third Armies, and in the First Army maneuvers to bo held in the Carohnas, Nov. all-cab- - -- A S Jf. -- J s SywrV 4, V. . brand BOURBON V ilh cheer TODAY j the open cut method- - so a the leaching was adiptul old workings to colli it the vopp.r solution In the proi water ptitikhd on the surfaieund roll, i .1 in tunnels deep down in the deposit At r In 91 Proof -- s. Prml. Curp., N. Y. tg . Sj-Fo- Inaur&nce o MILK i LOCAL AGENT E. J. GARDNER. Magna, Utah Can for TIME TAIU.E Passengers and Express ALBERS Man Depot Rasmussen Oarace Phone 4681 Leave Magna 8:00 . m. 9:40 a. m. 1:40 p. m. P BX 8:00 p. m. CORN 1 L- - ' ounce Package, 2 for 2. - - Insures jam and Jelly Success We sell all types of feeds Dairy, Hog. Poultry. Turkey and Grains. We will gladly givt you prices on any feed or grain See us for particulars. -- M. C. P. IMPROVED Bennion Feeds DRAPER MASH BENNION LAYING MASH CRACKED CORN WHOLE BARLEY WHOLE CORN CHICK MASH WHOLE CORK SCRATCH CRACKED CORN SCRATCH DESERET FLOUR RED SEAL FLOUR 100 WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR ERMADE CRACKED WHEAT CHICK SCRATCH GROV.-R- C MATH FLAKES DRY morf Market Fluctuations, prices are subject to change. ... a part 44 5 PEAS J'ervej'avjhtisfy TOMATO, Del Monte, 46 ox. can for JUICE PD 15 33 Kitchen King, No. 2 Can. 3 25 for 15 23' Real Roast, PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. jar Bel-Din- . llvVt VlUhfevMll -- VEGETABLES- Grapes, seedless, 2 lb. 1 5 Tomatoes, fresh, 4 lb. 25 Corn, fresh cobs, doz. 25 Gr. Peppers, 3 lbs. 25c Egg Plant, 3 lbs. for 25c Potatoes, 10 lbs. for 9c Cucumbers, 5 for . . 10c 2c Melons, lb, for .... All Vegetables Unclassified 1-- 46 oz. Canfor 2 can jt, 61c - WASH'S CLOTHtS SPAA AUNG WHITS rOA'SJL PROTECTS HEALTH iEtantttteir Rock Creek, lb. lit 31! GRADE Magna Cash, lh.39 1st GRADE Maid O'Clovcr. 10 4 bars 25c -- MEATS Pork Chops, lb. 25 Dill Pickles, 5 for Pork Roast, loin, lb. Ground Beef, 2 lbs. Franks, 2 lbs. for . local Beneficial Insurance Man tayt: Part of all you earn it yourt TO KEEP!" BENEFICIAL UFE HY LHSUIANCE-HCOMPA- Home Olfiie S It L.il.p j Ilrher J. Lr.nl, President. Ciu. W. J. JONES R. D. 1, Magna Phone Murray 523R5 RITZ 07 P ound Package for t2Z irnsson 4 Rolls We Sell Only Quality Meals. w for 25c plus 6 janall Sand W 3gg b aue to error and merchiinHiLui Pound Can for . . . 2! Super-Creame- DIGESTIBLE d (3e35 3- Pound Can for JUNKET FREEZING MIX 3 Packages for BAKER'S 1-- SOAP Gt. Size with Pottery . Regular Large Size . . .V. LL PAR eontains glye m for 10c 23c 37c 35c Bacon, Nuccolls, sli. 31c Cottage Cheese, lb. . 7c PAR GRANULATED It any article is priced bslow the Fair Trade price, il Ory'.extraspecial offer for Saturday only, 3 large bottles income In a Policy. Your reg. 22c LIFEBUOY e 2 your earned of BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE ALSO 2 . COCOA, J Pound for CL0BE CAKE FLOUR, Package for SEG0 MILK, - LH . . . 22c 1 m when its SO EASY to make sure you really do have Security and Protection lor yourseli and your loved all you have to do Is invest ones We Deliver FLY TOX, Quart for JUICE for J ' the water has percolated through the ore masses, poking up certain amounts of the copper in the ground, it is dwerted to tanks in the timm N These tanks contain tm. wbiili again attracts the copmu ft il.e water and eventually per tut ns the tin to copper The water then is pumped hai k to the suiface to lew oik the ore again 1iec ipi atipg copper from water uhiih dates through copper deposits is a common practice, but Uli'ii Co i;ter is the only place wipie it is known to he mined in sinh a manner. The precipitation of copper Is s.ud to have been discovered by a miner living near a stream which onguutcd in the hills of a copper deposit. Tin cans that he disposed of in the stnam soon turned to copper and to bis amazement he had disiovci.d a process which has for ve.its plavcil an important part In the production of the red me.aL SUGAR Royal Rio GRAPEFRUIT 3 Packages i A-- MY FRIENDS: May we urge you to drive with the utmost caution when traveling to Lagoon this coming Field Day? Do not let a death mar this annual Utah Copper Employees holiday. Your friend, Louis Falvo PORK & BEANS, No. 3 Magna Cash Feed Dept IJfW ZEE Spaghetti ounce Can for The New Improved Old Dutch FARMERS AUTOMOBILE Utaa. INSURANCE N? BARGAIN SPECIALS 9 Sonny Boy, & WNWWAWAVWWAW A SALT LAKE & TOOELE STAGE LINES CLOVERLEAF. Everyday Price, Ca. ton tor Best Foods, MAYONNAISE, qt. Investigate f (Sa2Eie&sG WATCH FOR OUR WEDNESDAY LIBBYS CORNED BEEF 16 " rSP d No. 2 2 Can for 12 - ounce Bottle for v Rate You Can Afford To Pay t ' SERVE YOURSELF SYSTEM 3rd East and 3rd South. Louis Falvo, prop. 1-- r v' Ohio Copper in Bingham. of 4 VKAKS OLD National at I HISkEY touU place Years ago the enmpanv mined its manner, copper ores In the driving tunnels and dritts through the underground Tins was expensive amt unild mill lie done during high market pipes for the iw grade metal, owing to the character of the pr.idmt in. in d In addition to the prndutt mind, there was a va-- t amount of low grade copper ore in the pirphvry on which the propeitv is lov it, d The proprety was in' adaptable to Sunny Brook STRAICHT in body OLD PIERCES p. m. rf W $ Vnt, in , PHONE, . W'v n stir One of the nwa uniiiue min n e operations in he woihl is that of the Ohio Copper Company of Utah at William, where it is winning copper from a disseminated ore CALL No. too Whc n w e hear about the mil-- i hoi s of barrels of oil and billions of tons of coal which this na- tion consumes each year, most of us v. oncli r when the oil wells will be pumped dry and when the l.et of our mountains of coal will finally be shoveled into the , i p. Resources JZv This Whiskey it rfc3Q ' .r4 - Leaching old lime flavor! up-i- n-t eulj t W. S. Tempi Leaves Salt Lake 2:00 a. m. 11:00 a. m. 4:00 p. m. I -- - this grand, genial bourbon. Savor ill mellow ness and fine T7 j 5 yf 5 Mdlce yourself a cool drink Balt Lake Depot Union Bn. 8ta. t A V and enjoy the whiskey that "CHEERFUL AS ITS XU IE The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. j .iJ-l;,- ! cy, Com KENTUCKY i I ' cement broom basement. Very reasonable. Inquire D. J. Thompson. 2685 Franklin street. Magna. ' Increased facilities provided by this cable are designed to meet any demands that may arise for communication between centers of industry, railheads, troop concentration points and defense centers from coast to coast. probably be more or less limited to transportation whereas coal to be the most w ill continue popular fuel in industry. In home heating the present of tiansporting oil to the ' pioblem east, due toaJhose 50 tankers which we gave to England, is expicted to turn the trend back to coal, at least temporarily, j II we look far into the future, the use of various fuels is quite It may not even unpredictable. be too far off when we will have learned to get most of our need- I d enmgy from the sun. a modern, full The OPM Production Division but position, price and taxes, in general the use of oil will Underground Industry House For Sale Materials Cable crews are equipped with mechanical plows hauled by large tractors. The cable laying train digs a trench about 30 inches deep, feeds the cable into it and back fills the trench in one continuous operation. Protected against ordinary hazards by being underground, the cable is also insulated against rodents by steel tape wound around the cable making it gopher proof. . ntly made a study of the eon-- j sun ption of energy in tin 1'nited States, that of the total energy we consumed in l'l37. 43 percent from bituminous was derived u.al 30 4 per ct nt from oil. 9 8 nutuial gas, 9 3 pi r cent from pi r ci nt from water povwr and 5 6 p r cent from anthracite coal It IS not belli VI d plobable tliat ail will continue to replace the country but without documentary proof of citizenship apply to State bureaus of vital statistics and similar agencies for delayed birth certificates" to break the bottleneck by which native-bor- n workers are barred from jobs in defense plants for lack of such proof of citizenship in the 50.000 Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada and California, work is proceeding rapidtransan ly on a new voice highway continental telephone line. re- employported ment mcieasid by 484.000 during June to reach a new high of 38.799,000--aincrease of 3,- 365.000 since June. 1940, and 1,- 900.000 more than the June, 1929, record WPA employment dropped 77,000 and NYA, 96,000, she said OPM Associate Director Hillman asked airplane companies to employ and train women in defense Jobs without lowering wages or w diking standards. The Navy, War and Commerce Departments jointly proposed the 60,000,000 American born in this Army Across And Tomorrow The Treasury placed on sale at Federal Reserve Banks tax anticipation notes intended to help taxpayers set aside sufficient money to meet increased tax bills of the coming year. The notes are redeemable in cash or as payment for income taxes and bear interest up to 92 percent. Secretary Morganthau. in a letter to all banking institutions, said ' It is important that the taxpayers of the nation become aware of the unprecendented taxes they well have to ptiy next year on this year's income, and they should be encouraged to set aside funds now with which to meet those later payments " for Rational befende Today requirements will increase sumption of the industry's ducts by 2.000,000 tons this year tons and an aditiohal 2.000,000 next year. OPM announced plans to increase the scrapping of worn-ou- t automobiles by l.OoO.OOO tons a Fuel year, and said one car provides Our most popular and most enough scrap for a light cannon, and 20 cars, enough for a tank. used fuel has alwavs been coal mostly bituminous coal In rt-- j OPM asked zinc producers to set aside 27 percent ot their June pro- cent years, oil has replaced coal duction during August for an ' in many instances, such as in emergency pool, and said the sup- a lot of home heating, but coal sin-- I ply of fabricated alloy steel for continues to be the leading aircraft manufacture will be trip- gle source of fuel. It is estimated by the New led before the end of next year. YurkTrust company, which n-- I Labor and conpro- Tax Anticipation Notes ljew Uoice J4ighwaij pro- ducts industry and said defense then natural gas will be countless industries and horn. But no matter what fueU come most popular, there arpT dangers of fuel shortage hTnf0 our country. to sources committee, present Referring the reserve of these fuels amount to resources ot.this country u ? Dickinson of of the bureau of about 3,000,000,000,000 tons an- coal and over 15,000,000,000 bar- dards said: rels of oil. In addition, there are Solid, liquid and gaseous plenty of unexplored reserves will almost certainly be fuel, iVaii which, if necessary, would un- able from stored-up doubtedly produce additional fuel several thousands of supplies years at th to fill all our needs for many present rate of consumption." years. It is estimated that the aver- Oil age demands for pow er in America, when all demands for indusOne of the chief reasons try, home heating, transportation Germans went into Russla the and other uses are all grouped to get oiL Russia is one of th! together, amount to 40 horse pow- leading producers of oil and er per hour for every hour of, the 1 which have f4leld year. tapped. But so far as pr duction of oil is concerned, the Gas United States has a big lead ow, Natural gas looks like one of every countiy in the world. the best bets for the fuel, of the In 1933, figures of the United future. In the last few years it has become a major source of States bureau of mines show that fuel in certain sections. Because the United States produced w of a plentiful supply and ease of per cent of total world produe-tioof oil, Russia was second but use, it is expected to be given produced only 10.3 per cent of more and more preference. Natural gas is generally found the total and Rumania, which world-famou- s for its rich oil in the same sections as petroleum. Within range of the gas fields, produced only 1.7 per cent fields it has been found an eco- Venezuela was third, producini nomical as well as the most sim- 10 per cent of the total ple fuel to use for heating purThese are figures poses. It seems probable that pipe and" do not production give a clear picture lines will eventually be built so of the that natural gas can be sent dis- 011 fields.capacity of the worlds tances without great expense and use of coal during the next tejn nation's coal bins. , But actually, there isnt much years at the rate it has done in to 10 The developworry about for a long time to the past years. ment 'of the use of either will come if ever. According to our national rebe determined by ease of trans- formed a defense advisory com- FOR SALE F(our k m T.r." ; "" " bottles for 25c. Cet your sample Irinkal! dajTSaturday : Sgust M |
