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Show UtaVs Inuuslry Built on Low Gratia Gres r ; NO FOUNDATION TO NAVY A niiixii' I.II-.Iii- g RUMORS RECRUITING r thil Nnvy will be stiii'il NiivciiiImt 1 brought qiiuk li iii.il (nun l.ii H. W. Scldci-ht- , officer in iif tl.i Salt Luke Niivy Recharge el uilmg district, who wild em- vv ; x j y- , A -- lu.-- f - J - vice or for Nual Aviation ' : 'Jk f V f 'i .. q-- - W'S : .' ii f jrff Ilie ninnirit Inn f'lre I,n .r. li lia ml l.ni.' ' III n nilnc tr i iiniicil ins Iv .! ci. M iirinini-ri'i- l il I.:i1".r Is tiy 111 , supply pumping rnsl, kIi : .ni'-rii .rli, lii n' incut rnsts nml iat-nil enter intn 'In sllirUinn In l.uft I'r.clf or.- - U :i proliti-It is lice fM.ci r y to Sonin In.l.ini'i-mine I'f prniliii'l unil st.irn it on the iliimp. hill tniirn ofo n II Is left V.'ln-it It pitoil on in ilic mu I tin ilunip II It Heller:' lly sliir'i! sep:ir.;li' friini die tninr wastn in cii-i's- s s Fairbanks. WOMEN CAN GIVE NYLONS AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS CARD OF THANKS I wish to extend my sincere thanks fur the kindness and sympathy shown my son, Ralph E. Stewart, during his illness and death; also fur the U'.iutifiil floral offerings. MRS. (HAS. FOX ANT) FAMILY. I Catholic Indies' raid party was well attended on Finlay evening. Ilridge ami MM) weic played ami refreshments weie Mied. Mrs. Emma Wy ler ami Joseph Huys Won high score pi iies for Ihidge. 11. Mrs. Floyd Nash was hostess to the memlierx of the La Julias club on Wednesday evening of lust week. Curds and a delicious luncheon Were the features ol the ITie winners were evening. Mrs. Ed. Thomas, first. Mis. Chus. Kay, all cut, and Mrs. Aldeii Childs honor. Others weic: Mrs. Dev (Tesiit, Mrs. tiourley. Mrs. Cu.shiiig Mrs. Lloyd Carlson. Mrs. Ernest Sax. Women will lx able to give and receive that most precious of Yulctule gifts this Christinas Nylon stockings. That's the glad tidings announced by WPH following recent placing of reduced ceiling prices on nylons Imisery by the office of 1iice Admimsli ation According to reports received hy WPIJ, there wen at least 3.111X1,11110 pairs of nylon hoes m manfaeturer's stock as of Oct. 1. and it was expected tlicie aie many more thotisaiuls of fiair in the stock rooms of retail stores. Rent Control Tightened To Prevnt Evictions Rigid control of the evictions of tenants resulting from the sale of houses in defense rental control areas is contained in an amendment to the regulations announced hv the Denver regional t OPA The amendment sets forth two requirements which must be met e the purchaser can obtain the right to occupy the property: of the 111 Payment of one-thir- d purchase ju ice must be made before a certificate authorizing eviction wilt lie issued by the area Mrs. Leslie Cromar was hostess to the niemtx'is of the Elite (Tub on Wednesday evening of last week. Ilridge and a dt licous luncheon were the featun s of the evening. In.e winneis were Mrs. Maynard Hriggs, Miss Fallen I Toma r and Mis. O. A. Allred Oth- Ix-f- etil director. (2) Three months must I'ass after the issuance of the present the certificate tenant can lie forced to vacate. Money lxirrowed to make the payment will not be considered as satisfying the re- ers attending were: Mrs (e'orge Forsev, Mrs. Angus Miller, Mrs. C. E. Rife, Mrs. S 1. Jn man. Mrs. R. E. Ferguson. Mrs John NiImui, Miss EliaU'th Johnson, MistTar-enr- e (loiirloy and Miss Cecil Wilson. one-thir- d A must unique Hallowe'en party was given on Saturday evening by Miss (ilona Hear ami Mrs. held at the l.uciU Donek. Derrick home. The guests came in costume and the rimms were decorated in Hallowe'en motif. Prizes were given for games. A delicious luncheon wax served. Miss Marleen Hogan received a prize for the ugliest costume; Wanda Sanderson for the most original; Mrs. Mahle Sanford for the prettiest; ami Mrs. Thelma quirement. lx-in- I (JL B Are yea entitled la wear a tai gel'' Upel button? Yau are if you are investing at leaxl ten pereenl of your In In ar Itniii'a every p.iy day. Its your b'ldgr of pa xoiiip fill tint lime. Thfiref'iri', dm hiirlmr thn cost of iiperiidns a mine. iIki sinallpr the milieu lili! urn hotly liecoines ami the smaller tlm ore reserves and the Mnull'-- r llm niiiihn: Irnlmlry. In riuli mines have ailopli'd a pulley nf ndnlijc: ns iiuk Ii low Rrade as pnssihle, llu r. bv lenr'l'.enlnR the life of llm en terpri.su rather dun "RiiiiiiiK" Mm ir- -i aruile ore fur a lempor.-irHliowiiri I Ix'comi-a truneilv when low I nruile ores arn fl in llm Rruund, run seldom came lieroiise niini-rhark am! laku this ore mil. Pnless with :he thn tow iira ln is nilm-hlah-er:uthn enat nei irlty will remain unilerrr nail fur"vrr. Thus mueh po'endol e.ee.lrh is lust to humanity forevir. s I i F GLOVES 98c and nov elty styles i n rayon suede. Pull-o- n prob- New Fall K. News About Rayon HOSIERY Handbags Iron Ore Distrlel The Lake Superior district supplies more iron ore than any other lection of the wrorkl. and consists of Minnesota. Michigan and Wiscon- Oth- sin. li:,i:ih ;,i,'.i I Free Ik When s brewery vst overflowed Into the city water supply of Joliet, IU., residents got a kirk oul of turning on their faucets to find Ycr flowing from the taps. 79c Glamorous sheers, heavier service weights all full fashioned with dainty picot reinforced feet! tops $1.59 Smart For Fall and Winter Wear! SORORITY R&YONS Tor the family i Women's Casual Gay cclcrful florals, dots. geo. inc Moccasin Types 'rics and smart novelties ii rayon crepe. 39 wide. Excellent Quality for Your Sewing! $3.49 RGND0 PERCALES Ycvr pick fer school frocks and y 'ur cwn drenes. Flrrals. dots. stripes. 36. and work! Ideal for sports Smartly casual moccasin toes and kicker back seams comfortable, flexible, and supreme? 59c yd. Spun Rayon Fabrics Smooth Finish Avenue Percales 19c yd. ly smart! SUPER SAVINGS IX COZY WINTER WARMTH Men's Dress rOsTlV flA 50s. WOO L SINGLES OXFORDS BLANKETS S.if'ly bli ruled pLiids. rich, i !i toiif sinclis of rayon and f"'lti n. And handsome jacquard dcsirns woven of imported eriton with a deliciously soft n;. '! All of them warm favor- $3.79 Don Manson of Salt Lake spent the week end here with his mother, Mrs. A. D. Manson. Mrs. Virgil Berry and daughter, Shirley, of Spanish Fork, were Eureka visitors on Sunday. Garry Forsey, who injured his foot some weeks ago, had the cast removed last Tuesday. He is still on crutches, but his foot is doing nicely. I Distinctly estyling for the conservative man. Smart strait'.! t tip bals in glossy black wnh not "showy" simple details yet mighty handsome. Goodyear welt. IT l m.; i' ites! Reg. U. S. Pul. Off. !ZZ For Rent Modern Home, unfurnished, $10 per month. (VI at Reporter office or see J. P. Fitzgerald on Lcadville. inrtatCAw wav Mr. and Mrs. Brenen Hannifen and children were Salt Lake City visitors on Wednesday of last Mr. ami Mrs. Ed. Fennell and L.'.s Vegas, Nevada, el'ii'iun of visited with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Fennell. Week. For Sale Studcbaker Car in good condition. See Mrs. George Seclyc, Eureka. Eudcnc Warner and Edw. Winn of Nephi transacted business in Eureka last week-end. E. R. Higginsnn and daughter, Miss Genevieve Higginson. were Tintic visitors over the week-enThey reside at Salt Lake City. d. Mrs. Roy Allred and Mrs. Don Ewing, who have been at Cedar City for the past few months.have returned home. Mr. Aired, and Ewing remaim'd there, where they are employed. Ensign Harry Carten, Jr.pent two days in Eureka last week with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Har-r- y Carten. Sr. The Cartens are also entertaining their daughter, Mrs.McKay Wimmor of Salt Lake City. The Women's Benefit association met at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Phiczncklea on Oct. 20. Business and 500 were the diversions of the evening. Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald won the first prize. Mrs. Hannah Johnron the house prize, and Mrs. Theresa Vertiel the consolation. A delicious luncheon was served. Next meeting will be held y at the home of Mrs. Margaret Frc-the- on Nov. 17. Ns Wig Air Washington Vloi a Fosior. Mrs. Vad-n- a Heaton. Mrs. LuF.i llu Daniels. Mrs Leah Roswell. Mis Aiee WoMN-rMi Wrii.i !.o.'..in. Miss lannse Ritchu. Mm Fro, waite. Mrs Marie Milli-- New Fall 0 LOCAL ITEMS Georgs Washington did not wear a wig, but powdered his hair and tied it up in s queue. INVENTORY CONTROL ORDER TO BE ISSUED BY WPB SOON 1 fortune teller. I , Irlnllsin. ers attending the affair were: Mrs. M. iiin'ii M.inson. Mrs. Irene Naylor. Mrs f r.ists, The mi oc.ii a ii was hy Wiisoit Lee and the lenedicliiin by E. ! rank Birch. The casket tieaiers were I'has. Haun, Tlieo. Haynes, M. Witt, laiuis Cartwright, Alma Olsen ami (leu Knotts. The grave in the Eureka cemetery was dedicated hy Lionel the funniest. iV Looks like country rock, but It is lees than 1 percent copper ora going ir.li heje crusher or "Coffee Grinder at Magna. thn Impi' that It may be of value at . Mrs. Westley Rolunsoii and W. Jones won prizes for fiOl). uni'-piec- -- envelPouches, opes, novelties. were Alono Sandstrom and M.iivin Will. Musical nuinlieis were "In the Garden ol Tnmmiow,' hy Mis. La Vein li.iaei and Mrs. 'Jhelioa Griggs, with Mis. M Will oecoinp-.auisvocal Aolo, 'A liih,ct Dav by Neil Ollaie. nihil solo, "Ji mis I My t 'rosS II. i w Taken, by Miss McCarren for stores, as you p j i sieakeis IIi-In- ... New ax the first bright autumn leaf! Rayon crepe, alpaca and Two-picc- c novelty weaves! .styles that double for suits e styles in long-tors- o :inl shirtwuisted models. better than ever suited to the needs of the American family Illiprcioive funeral sel vires Were held at the L. 1). S. waid chapel last Friday afternoon for Ualpii Edward .'set wart, with lhshop Claicncc E. Hogan miirialmg. Julia Womens DRESSES Penney stores, and Penney policies are, today, in wartime, FUNERAL SERVICES FRIDAY FOR RALPH E. STEWART i It is no hardship to sove all we can to invest in War Bonds. It's wise al any time to spend less than we earn, and to save something for a safe and com- avoided those extra services that send prices up. 1 - S lveli-- Boyish'type tweeds . . casual tweds . . corduroy reversible with shirring to hug the waist . . , sparkling plaid casuals with squared shoulders. Season Styles In Change-o- f HARDSHIP ably know, have always '1 he llalllly lie iiceoii.od.iU'd. Naval Aviation t'adet l .a id is now in Salt Lake City and will n.n.uiii in tin- city until lirsl. about Novell. The A Penney Ci Im-- Styled With The Flair 01 The Staionl WOMENS FALL COATS It is 1 v ! no hordship to leoin to to buy shop carefully the of things good qualities we need, and to make them last. It's.quite cosy and pleasant, in fact. It means only finding out which stores give you the most for your money. -31 : !,, fortable future ' ed j THRIFT IS NOT Li - y PffMMtr r . f phatically that Navy enlistments aiv continuing. Navy mriiilmg to know officials were at a where tin.' lumor originated but in Utah rit-- lining stations many i a Is and Idlers from men who had been planning to enlist in 1. i. . ai futiiio ami h'ar-e- d they would In- dijuived of the pi uilege. Tli Nakv proud of the fact wdoiiliel iiigulila-tioll,- " that it Is Lieutenant Selilecllt wild, 'u:ld anyone who contemplates eiilistuieril eiliu r loi gi neral seri 1942 Tliumlay, November 5, KUKKKA KKHJKTKli pHtfH 4 An order establishing a system of control over inventories of finished consumers goods of wholesalers and manufacturers throughout the country will be issued in the near future, WPB Chairman Donald M. Nelson announces. Look st the stockholder list at the right. It's s of America. Yuur local electric com-could show a simitar riany with some of yuur neighbors on it. Pesidcs these thousands of direct Investors, there are millions more whose interest is indirect but no croH-scctio- n less real. Banks and insurance companies put inc h uf their money into electric p air money securities. That g aim ort tverg im u Utah ii in the tltctno induntry. In a very rent sen's ,ve eir T"' COIIIIMli'cn -' eat the savings of the same people they serve. These people have entrusted their savings to business management under public regulation practical business management that has given the average American homo firiVr as much electricity for its money in the last 10 to 15 years and is producing seven-eight- hs uf the nation's vaxt supply of power. Utah Fewer FOR struts PERSONS sinus uiot . ( a.aii Light Co. STS i4 OSS us dFRICAL SIR FkvWHM Sum, Mb MlikBMisWa taniUl . i Fnaaa PrinaMVI. JUNION EIECUTIVES SENIOI EXECU EAVES . SP 14 M f. . STUDENTS TNANSPONTATTSH I . Mb SNAIL MSI NESSES ISI Rimmm Oman ( Mirmm Slmawib Mb TEACHERS Inranaar MuIbM Professional . , AkImki. DnUtifm Annul .....HI NMMlOufeF gov't Mlwia,ia. FARMERS StwimiS u IXAMPlfl Tto. ar IM twH.as rqwhl ty IKV it WfmlHWi 14,SOS pwhiwt itocUcSA of M. WtaMMla Pmr aW UM CMpng aSe nfIM la a newt eaaiHaaaalra. HOUSEWIVES . . I.m SALESMEN .... IS 44 Aiwa, Mb HEN. . . . II (Anav,NT) TwAm SEIVin POREMFN NOT SPECIFIES TOTAL, .. . IS SOT MM |