Show 3ALTIAH 41 LOWEST PRICES ' OKI TOE y SJ ti: ? 1 4 ft I ft P f t r s fI°t? JwaU torch Htee odd atmosphere and light to outdoor party I t1 ( f Mary Alice Sorensoa removes cap to show’ fLune large wick which shoots up five-inch Latest Trends in Outdoor Items Con tinned from Faye 15 is not subject to mildew or moth damage and is practical ly indestructible Fibreglass is still the favorite insulation for thermos jugs and iceboxes having stainless steel galvanized metal and aluminum cases the latter the most pop- ular 5 !20!S 2 5 7 9 Puftor 02 WOODS O PAH-OVA- nmi lh3 BAG L Inhm M §mm 4 MmIiI fm Tnw per Ceetary SfcefH WUm ImUn Wm4i whh pteHe ftrlpa Two Strvta-ito- c fr UHl Ciihiry Shafts WlUee Iemle4er Orlp H T— (! Trv-TM- Eqycl to Sots SilIsEvfr SI 00 BOVii! 55 SOUTH tun Most Interesting development in the camp stove line Is the introduction of canned fuel consisting of petroleum hydrocarbons A pint can of the stuff attaches right to the stove burns for four hours and eliminates the customary handling of flammable unleaded gasoline Metal camp tables fold into compact carrying size some with extra leaves that pop up at each end and some with attached chairs They will seat four comfortably and run around 130 The bulky Army-typ- e cot now has a lighter handler cousin It weighs a fourth as much — a canvas top stretched over a frame of light steel rods It puts you about a foot off the ground and set you back $10 To Illuminate the camping proceedings there is a recent innovation — Hawaiian torch lights They consist of colorful metal gourd-shapecontainers for kerosene in which burns a wick the thickness of a broom handle Connected to the top of a pole stuck in the ground these lamps toss out a flame five or six Inches high You get light and loads of atmosphere for picnics backyard barbecues or whatever On fishing hats they’re put- - -ting magnets to hold your dry files and a compass In case you ever want to know which direction Is north and they’ve removed the put-pfrom outboard 'motors with soundproofing All the above and many d six-fo- ot ut f i 26 H N? other new wrinkles can be found with a little browsing through the sporting goods stores But by 'far the most startling Item to meet the Utah fisherman’s eye are the displays of salmon eggs for I bait “Salmon eggs has been a nasty term in Utah for lo these many years and it was as much as an angler’s license was worth to be caught with them This year they’re legal for the first time and having been forbidden all this time you know how they must be to trout Question Is do the trout know it? lire-sistab- le Newest Utah fish bait salmon eggs new legal Best Outfit in Town Mitchell SPINNING Vg® OUTFIT tchcIiFolIBaiP1' m & REEL " I vn 2975 hr 05 nODr‘r- SPINNING SPINNING LINE - aa' MUMUa 'XpMPUT rsPu Mall Orders promptly filing Pleete 44 pottage 2 Mies h tax Soil lot4 Cifyf Sun |