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Show ) I waggggffggfi PWIfflSIMgtSS money cheap. All the War Savings Societies of the Twelfth Reserve District, in Utah is situated have been appealed to assist in the campaign against the high cost of living. A. W. Lee ' OFFIECIAL GUIDE CAR IN THE MOTOR TRUCK CONWhat you dont tell never does you any harm. Most people talk to much. THE DODGE BROTHERS CAR IS THE ONLY CAR OF ITS CLASS THAT HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY ADOPTED BY THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. THIS ENDORSEMENT PUTS THE DODGE BROTHERS CAR IN A CLASS BY ITSELF FOR CONSTRUCTION, EFFICIENCY AND COST J ' OF OPERATION. V ! Vo'wles to Two-Thir- TARIFF BILLS IN CONGRESS. As many of the farmers of Tooele County are interested in the price of cattle and other products, tariffs bills providing for the duties mentioned therein have been introduced in the present session of Congress, are given for the benefit of Bulletin readers. H. R. S623. On cattle, if not less than one year old, $2 per head; all other cattle if valued at more than $14 per head, $3.75 per head; if valued at more than $14 per head, 27 per cent ad valorem. On swine, $1.50 per head; on horses and mules valued at $150 or less per head, $30 per head; if valued at over $150 per head, 25 per cent ad valorem On sheep, one year old or over, ds One-Ha- lf of One IT DEPENDS UPON THE DRILL It costa no non to raise a full crop than It does to raise a )6 or M crop. It takes as much seed, as many hours work, as much wear and tw on hone flesh and nvtchii'pry to raise a small, poorly the The less news in a town the more gossip there is. VOY WHICH PASSED THROUGH TOOELE LAST WEEK. A Full Crop or for Auto Painting. A man who tears down all time seldoms builds up. THE DODGE BROTHERS TOURING CAR WAS THE iniHIIIIIIHUHUIUUIUHUUHHUIUUUIU ' ended crop cs a large, high grade one. The siiy and quality of your crop depend largely upon the drill you use. There are ecoree of drill that scatter the seed at varioua depth much of it stay on the surface to be eaten by birds or withered by the sun. Perhaps 50$ to 75$ of thb sesd grows. It germinates unevenly venly it ripens unevenly and ooca not grade high-B- there In eat Drill that Is different. Why not use the one Drill that places every teed whwe it should bef Monitor Double Disc Drills depoalt the iced at the bottom of s dean, wide furrow in two row sad cover it uniformly with moiet earth, giving it abundant room to SooL h You get a good stand with lam seed. Every good iced grows genninitee uniformly all comee up at one time ripena evenly ana grade the higheit The Agricultural College in verioue parte of the country have made exhaustive testa and find t!;at the Monitor Drill produce! crops which aro not only larger but grade higher than those produced by any otbeo The Monitor Doable Disc Drill I the only Drill that drops tl.e seed in front of the axle with the downward turn or the disc, carry ii: grain to the bottom of the furrow this device is covered by patent. The Monitor Drill will operate euccescfully in any kind of aoiL Every feature of the Monitor Drill it a strong one. Sled draw ban and hangers steel level steel ratchets. It ii made of the very beet materials and other drills are in the will giro excellent service after Don't manj about the Monitor. scrap heap. buy a drill until you have one-fift- ' -v . ,i vs, i 1MPLEM ENTKtO.M PAN Vi Phone 9 20 )m to Tooele Saturday to get ready trie Power Co., spent several of for the opening of school. days in Denver, Colo., during ORGANIZE W. S. SOCIE- T enlist in rids campaign. j COMBAT H. TO C. L. can show the people of Amei TIES Six million members of War where .when and how to Societies an J whei Savings organized They can teach h throughout the United States save. They can ..asuiv a lar were asked by the the Treasury pail; of 'Vi' nation".: eircrt to i Department to aid federal food duction of necessities. They administrators war upon the aid to hr.Tig about increased high cost of living by helping to I!ovmc:it and ca-- prevent stand establish and publish fair prices, ioiwng or the gane to discover, check and prosecute or Jiv.ng in America, bourn ensue if prices of food, cloth The cases of profiteering. peal was signed by William .nd other necessiti ;.i continui Mather Lewis, director of the oi maintain their pres Savings division of the Treasury level. In doing so, they will form a patriotic service to thi Department. "The Savings divisbn of the solves, their industries, tl Direct- communities and the Nation Treasury Department. I Mr. Lewis said steps have b or .ow 's telervapliei! to all appeals to the 5,000, already taken in New Engl: 000 members of th. 160,000 War in this direction by Wa Savi Savings Societies at present ac- workers who in many cases tive throughout ihc country to acting as local representative! Hie week on business. 20 ds. L. in was J. Royle Atorney Sheriff D. M. Adamson was 3n Salt Lake City on business the to Salt Lake City Sunday called ent latter part of last week. ; j by the serious illness of his M. A. Adamson. 10 Lorin Anderson, Owen Ault mother, Mrs. and Lee Chamberlain ,all of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Doremus Cedar Fort, were in Tooele the came out from Salt Lake City lel, latter part of last week. to spend several days in Tooele. nts i the genial W. M. Adamson went to. Salt Tooele clerk at the prescription Lake City Monday evening havDrug Co., with Mrs. Baradough called there by the seribeen 35 and daughter, who had been vis- ing ous illness of his mother. iting with his folks at Beaver, l returned home the fore part of Mrs. Frank J. Brown and son ese the week. of Salt Lake City spent Tuesday ids, in Tooele. ess Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Richards who had been visiting with his Geo. S. Rimington spent brother, Harrison Walker and days in Salt Lake iCty ids family the fore part of the week, week. the al returned to their home Tuesday. int Dr. E. B. Isgreen came out se, Mrs. Wm. Ajax came out from from. Salt Lake City Monday fill, Salt Lake City Monday to visit evening to spend a few days in im with friends here. J. A. Kauffman of Salt Lake G. Baker, the hustling City was in Tooele on business Harry superintendent of the Clark Elec- - Htosday. Ted Barraclough, m-'ii- Fed-Directo- rs, . 11s feet We Extend a Cordial na ire Invitation to ow YOU TO CALL AND SEE US, INSPECT OUR MERCHANDISE, COMPARE OUR PRICES, YOU BE THE JUDGE. ke ;n- - CAMELS ' in gleeaine-peper-oover- Winston-Sale- ed N. C. alt th You can p with ever smoked. ff Camels I Put quality, any price faction to the utmost testT pufT-by-pu- Camels are mold every-whereedentificelly eeaied packages of 20 oigerettee or tenpeekmgee (200eigerettee) in a carton. Weetro ngly recommend thie carton for the home or office an pply or when yon travel. R. 3. Reynolds Tobacco Cow rh- - are in a cla Made to meet your taste, Camels never re-- HRuranarinMrTngnfleeTOhe b tire it, no matter how The expert blend of choice Turkish liberally you smoke them and choice Domestic tobaccos makes Camels delightful so yet so fascinatingly smooth and mellow-milEvery time you light one you get new and keener enjoyment I ! full-bodie- d, d. Flreedom from any unpleasant cigaretty after taste or any unpleasant cigaretty odor makes Camels as unusual as they are enjoyable. In fact, Camels appeal to the most fastidious smoker in so many new ways you never will miss the absence of coupons, premiums or gifts. Youll prefer Camel Quality t smelter ,who had been visiting in Montana, returned to Tooele last Friday evening. . Mrs. Bert Howels came down from the Uintah country to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nelson and other relatives for some time. Mrs. Robt Rimington was visiting in Salt Lake City during the week. Prof. M. J. Andrews, instructor of mathematics and commercial subjects in the local High School, who with Mrs. Andrews and family had been visiting in the Bear Lake country, returned ONE PRICE TO ALL AND THAT THE LOWEST. Coined Beef, per can 35c 25c Rice, 2 lb for 43c Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz can 23c Royal Baking Powder, 6 oz. can Sweet Relish, 82 oz jar 39c Sour Relish, 82 oz jar 35e Chow Chow, 32 oz. jar Green Olives, quart jar Ripe Olives, 2 lb. can . . . Kuo Syrup, gallon can KaruSyrep, half gallon Sego, 2 lbs.rior Tapioca, 2 lbs. for A. B. Naptha Soap, 2 bars for White Laundry Soap, 4 bars for Cream Oil Toilet Soap, 8 bars . Peroxide Bath Tablets, 3 ban Koko Palm Toilet Soap, per bar Did Monte Jam, per can Oil Sardines, 8 cans . . 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