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Show Beat Inflation By Buying Bonds! The most important of all sources for war financing i you. In tha Fir it War Loan you piled billion dolup one and ona-hal- f lar in War Bond purchases. In tha Second War Loan your record bilwa three and lion dollar. What is expected of you in the current Third War Loan? At least twice as much as your best previous effort.. Your personal objective must be at least one $100 War Bond in addition to what you are buying er regularly through the payroll ings plan or other means. sav- RATIONING AGAINPLACED ON BICYCLES Because of increased demand and curtailed production, new adult bicycles are rationed. War students, messengers, workers, and others who need them for essential transportation are the only ones eligible to purchase them; they may secure purchase certificates upon application from the local War Price and Rationing Board. These certificates are surrendered to the dealer when the bicycle is bought. Purchase certificates are usually valid for a thirty-da- y period, but recently Boards were given permission to extend the time as they see fit. This is done primarily to permit sufficient time to dealers for receiving bicycles that have been ordered especially for to type and location of store. Each dealer selling war models must display the ceiling price that applies to his store. The retail ceiling prices of all other bicycles, including pre-wmodels, used and childrens bicycles are based on the individual dealers highest March, 1942 price for the same make and model. Bicycle tires and tubes have -dolls(rs-an- d been cents given ceilings according to brands and sizes. In addition,- the generally established ceiling price for the, service of mounting a bicycle tire on the fropt wheel is 25c and for mounting one on the rear wheel is ar HUNTER NOTES DenAfter an extensive visit in will stay a ver, Mrs. Jane Paulk Rul-o- n few days with Mr. and Mrs. to her return Squires and then home in Los Angeles, California. , The M I. A. had charge of the Hunter Ward Night night services. The Beehive chorus, under the direction of Nan Thornock, sang their song. President Antona Haslam of the Young Women and president Ross Miner of the young Mtn. gave previews of the work for the coming year. The theme 50c. was presented by counsellor Inez Doxey; talks on the life and works f President Heber J. Grant were LaMar given by Yvonne Doxey, Smith and Ray Jones. Arlene Walker presented a vocal solo, accompanied by Elaine As is generally known, the germ of infantile paralysis is spread by Hoffman. filth, through the common carrier, The Hunter Ward Relief Society the fly. Inasmuch as a minor epidemic t will hold a social and Teachers is now on in Utah of this dreaded Report Meeting for all women of disease, a hint relative to lessen- the ward, September 14th, 1:45 ing the spread of this scourge, is p. m. in the Hunter wardhouse. very timely right now. Mrs. Sarah Day left Saturday Housewives are asked to wrap all garbage in several folds of for St. Louis, Missouri, where she newspaper when they place re- will visit her son, Major Druehl J. fuse in their garbage cans, to keep Day. She was accompanied by her the flies from it. sister, Mrs. Ella Butterfield. They This method has been tried in will visit in Denver enroute home. large cities and found very Technical Sergeant Jack Kay, - JUST A HINT stationed with the Medical Corps in Iowa, has been home on furlough visiting Hunter friends. s -- I IN ASSISTS . SEPT. RETURN A deputy revenue collector was in Magna Friday to assist citizens in filling out their new income tax blanks, required by the rein cently enacted ' come tax law. Many patrons of Magna and Garfield postoffices last week received their tax blanks and have until the middle of September to complete filling out the blanks. Forms are being sent to everyone who filed a return in 1942. The treasury statisticians have calculated at about 15,000,000 persons with tax liability will be required to file the declaration September 15.. Many who must file declarations will be professional wprkers, such as lawyers and doctors. Many more will be persons operating their own business. Another large class of people - who must file are those whose earnings are in the upper surtax brackets and therefore not fully covered by withholding. There will be many, also, from persons with combination income, such as wages, interest, dividends or rent. go I RATION ONE OF OUR CLASSIFIEDS WILL DO IT FOR YOU I REMINDER - - ' I COPPER PRINTING COMPANY f HOMES FOR SALE nek Sam Styit "mf WASTE See Roy F. Tygesen FOOV Dial 4651 - . and Electric Servants raspond admirably! aoK&ja The United States Government urges every maker to: home- Specials For Saturday, September 11 NEW STORE HOURS - 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Free Delivery Dial Gar. 2511 Magna, Utah store food carefully; conserve. i f save a SPECIALS 10c-25c-- - lCvx k left-over- lor other s meals. 50c STAMPS to cook correctly, preserving vitamins and minerals EVERYDAY 31. SHOES Stamp No. 18 (Book One) good for one pair through October 31. GASOLINE Stamp No. 7 (A Book) good for four gallons thru September 21. Orlo Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Richards, has been ad- vanced to First Class Petty Offi- cer, Motor Machinist Mate in the United States Navy. He has been in the service 14 months. SALT LAKE & TOOELE STAGE LINES TIME TABLE Passengers and Express Salt Lake Depot Union Bus. Station 77 W. S. Tempi Leaves Salt Lake Leaves am am Harold Glaser has been adva ed to Lieutenant Senior CradTu the United States Navy. Clarence Bowden is homeon. furlough, visiting friends and n! latives. , . George 'Waldron, who wounded in battle over Tunisia and has been in an American to! pital in England, is now m a W pital in Kansas City. He i husband of Mrs. Della Howdk Waldron. Lynn Clayton, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Li Clayton, has been to Private First Clast f John Beers is home from Cams Pendleton, Oregon, on leave. Mbwu Second Lieutenant Leon Hale and wife are home on a visit Lieutenant Hales is stationed in -- V 1 . I - Texas. A. Hugh Cannon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Spence Cannon, has beta transferred from the Naval Station at Farragut, Idaho, to a Rador School in San Diego, Train-in- well-know- - f HOSPITAL TREATMENT Garfield people receiving medtreatments in Salt Lake hospitals are Mrs. W. K Christofferson, removal of goiter, Mr. J. Lari Peterson, blo6d poison, Mrs. Jennie Larson, knee operation, Mr. Gordon Anderson,- hernia. ical - miiimiiiiiuiiiiiniiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiii I Home For 2 2 2 Sale I Immediate Possession LIBERAL TERMS modern with (I points, lb - RefrigeratoYnables 31c store food properly and to sate while their Electric Ranges enable them to took food correctly. j CRAB MEAT, can 45c 25 Inquire South 4ih East ItlllllUlllllllIltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Sewer Laterals Laid BIDS GIVEN 5.-4- pan, Star indicates schedule by way . of Remington-ArmsRadio Tube.. Copper Printing or dial EXPERT WORK Bid appointments gladly Bir Have It Done Before Winter! 5 lUlllllllltlllllllllllllllllUIIlltllllllllllU The protection of an Electric homemakers to buy food carefully, Coffee, M.J.B., Drip-grin- d, lb GREEN PEPPERS, 4 lbs, for DRY ONIONS, 4 lbs. for RED POTATOES, 10 lbs, for CABBAGE, lb. PEACHES, Utah Elberta, lb TOMATOES, 6 lbs. .. CUCUMBERS, 2 for SEEDLESS GRAPES. 2 lbs. for PURE PORK SAUSAGE, (5 pts.) lb RATH BACON SQUARES, (3 pts.) lb LIVERWURST, (5 pts.) Ib use. SUPERIOR FLAVOR 33c UTAH RED STAR YEAST, 2 packages RICE, 3 pounds for GRAPENUT FLAKES, package LIBBYS APPLE BUTTER, bottle AMMONIA, quart CRYSTAL WHITE CLEANSER, can IODIZED SALT, can IVORY FLAKES, package GREEN SQUASH, lb dont waste Electricity Just isnt rationed. Use what you need, but need what you 5c 35c 14c 25c 15c POWER & SUPERIOR COLOR LIGHT CO. fteddy Kstou all Pou er trrvice men MCK THE the uorldt finest electric produced foi yon by American business is the kind of power that spam the nation. ATTACK - BUY WAR Harvest 25c 25c 23c 2 c 5c 25c 5c 35c 28c 25T ..35c Two-Thir- ds Completed BONDS AND STAMPS GETTHEMNOW 5c 8c 25c 7c ' Bring Your Containers! -- HfflOGE: EMIL FEULNER & SONS FRUIT 'FARM M.4JVD Kentucky Straight Bourbon VhuLey ' "CHEERFUL AS r Ist H ouse East of Bello'Station MTS XAAME 6641 West, 35th South J Nesleeel Distiller Product, Cory, N. Y, ( 90.4 at 4851 because it Pimento Cheese Spread (1 pt.) ... 18c 2 gas MILK, all brands (1 pt.) 4 cans. 39c Please S - .furnace left-ove- NUCOA g n Hugh, young man' of this vicinity; Tikes his very much and is interested la ft. Gart EPlease Name and Address am 7:45 am 8:33 am 1:45 pm 6:30 pan. 7:45 pm 9:45 7:00 11:00 3:03 prn 4:00 p.m. 5:30 9:00 11:00 pan. pm pm The thousands of Electric Refrigerator and Electric Range owners find these Electric Servants do an admirable job in fulfilling this request. ber (Editor's Notes Wo would Bw to rocoivo nows of our local moa and womon in the vices, and would appreciate telephoning 2291. or mailing hZ to us. Thank you.) - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuim buy food carefully, avoiding waste. '41 WAR FRONTS TAX EXPERT of all our current swollen national income goes into your pocket. If you hoard this money or spend it bidding against your neighbor for things you can get along without, you will bring disaster to your home as great as a blockbuster bombing raid. If you do the right thing, and that means backing up your boy in the fighting forces you will be helping to defeat inflation at the same time helping yourself to betholders of certificates. ter your future prospects. Childrens bicycles (less than 17 inches from pedal crank to post Community Baptist Church mast); bicycles made with small wheel to accommodate large front the to announce We are happy formation of a ntw working girls baskets for delivery purposes; class to meet'' on Sundays at the used bicycles and bicycle tires and tubes are not rationed. Community Baptist Church 10 a. To stabilize prices in the face iiiiimiimmiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiMiiiHimimiiiiiMimmmmiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiik m. Church School hour. of the diminishing supply of all In line with action taken by civilian bicycles, maximum price school authorities, the beginners, ceilings have been established to primary and junior department, cover their sale. Any dealer may including children up to 12 years sell for less than the ceiling price, of age, will be closed until fur- but no dealer may sell for more. ther notice. War model bicycles, without The s Tnnin at the 11 a. m. Wor- schrome or other fancy trim, built PROCESSED FOODS Blue If you want work ship Service will be "Untangling according to OPA specifications, S and T (Book Two) R, stamps Human Relationships. E E If want are under specific dollars and you help good through September 20. The Boy Scouts will meet Tues- cents ceilings, ranging in price If to rent propert- ywant you Stamps U, V and W good through day evening. from $31.50 to $34.50, according October 20. If you want to find a lost articleMEATS, etc. Red Stamps X E If you want to buy or sell anything and Y and Z (Book Two) good VW jWAWAWiWWAWMWWWi through October 2. Brown stamps A in War Ration Book Three become valid September 12 and remain through October 2. Tiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiu SUGAR Stamp 14 (Book One) One on 4th South and Center Street good for five pounds through November 1. Stamps 15 and 16 One at 3025 South 9050 Street good for five pounds each for canThis house is fully furnished ning purposes only, through OctoSeven-eighth- from ' |
