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Show -- The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Two - . WEEKLY CROSSWORD THE EUREKA REPORTER HORIZONTAL 1 Printed by ART CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Answer to Previous Piusle Pictured national flower of Holland 6 Lacquer 9 They are Utah frown from Subscription In Advance, Per Year, $1.00; Pit Copy, 10c 13 14 1 shelter 24 Toward 26 Anfer 28 Music note 29 Shooter WIITI WHOM WOI l.l) YOi: ('ASI YOl'K .017; ( )nr lot ni it in ii it r v s i'( niiniiiii piitlcrn is wlnllnr yon would like In lir lifi i. I In it l iinliJis ol In mm il si rrn 1 in otln-- wuiil.o. niiikr up ils r oinriion siiiutiiil, Il is i ii ii ii Apf IrtiM-lri.iti-n- f (Iiriidi llir s I limn V. liinf marble 30 Sewing implement 33 Wish I I ii .slroriip-s- t 34 33 36 39 42 iidvi'iliiomenl. nonr ui imr Aiiht- riiit i iriiliy. 1 ol iifliiiillv iilru liiii!f ill Russia. 1 1 1 mi si ill I iru poiiil, llit-- Dispose of 19 Ambary 21 Astir 23 Canvas DITORIAl ASSOCIATION NATIONAL III II y lake 33 Color 36 Pints 37 Decay 38 Upper 16 18 Steal Above Clergyman Deserve Pedal digit 19 Noise 20 Exist 22 Mineral rock 24 Rap lightly s 25 Be Indebted 27 Weird 29 Jewel 31 Female deer 32 Pounds force 64 Appeara 43 Animal VERTICAL (abbr.) part 40 Line 41 Negative word .44 Thick 47 Part In a exhibit 46 Street (abbr.) 47 Stout cord 49 Garment 2 We drama 3 Landed parcel 48 Nocturnal birds 4 Notion 49 Ridge of sand 5 Throe 52 Weight 6 Projecting (abbr.) 53 Pull 50 They grow humorist 51 Great Lake 53 Paving 7 American 54 Born 56 Before 58 High 59 Observe CO Jump into water 8 9 10 11 12 62 Peels 63 Goblin in water ridge Coin Nee Single thing Conducted Bachelor of Science (abbr.) in Vysi ,rfhrvxvthietin4kiiwiM cuol place. On llml point, llicx- ( uiiiiiiiiiiisls and KiissoiIioIhs show good judgment. A Russian l.iiliny worker. under Russian priiis. iiis In spend tin in tiiii of mu- hour ami .s miiiiili'S ol l.ilmr lor ii quail ol milk, which lhc hir tin worker yds in xt hin iiriiir 10American hicloiy liullc-costs llic Rus-siiiiiiiiiulrs liilior. A poiiml ol piicc ol 10 hours iiiul 12 iiiiiiulrs; llic American only 18Vj iniiiiilc-(not coimliiii llic- lime spcnl iri lint nlionl llic - You got to expect some poor fruit on every family tree. INSURANCE and managing and risk is supposed to he your profit. But you All But Life know even that isn't quite so. For. of course, you want to put aside out of profits something Mr. Farmer, what's your profit to for repairs and improvepay in farming? You might figure ments on your farm. And in inyour profit in terms of grain, or dustry. the profits that are "plowCARL GALLAWAY livestock, or produce - - or cash. ed back' an what for the repay But when you conic right down to search and Eureka, 1tah expansion that bring it. what you call prefit" is exact- more and better living for goods call all. ly what other businessmen "profit. It's what's loft after all your costs, expenses, and taxes are paid. Like yi.u, the manufacturer has ENJOY YOURSELF a big investment in "plant things like land, buildings, machinery. And the folks who put WHERE FRIENDS MEET up the money to pay for those things deserve a fair return out at the of the profits. tin-lic- business! - SEE n cm-len- t price). llic Russian l.i lory worker aland lour weeks work lo gel himsc-l- l a purl wool suit. II he wools a wnrsled suit lie'll h.iie In spend his entire pay for more than three months. I (is American counleqiarl can work out a good (ualily worsted suit in lillle more than three days. More of leather limn two pay would have lo Jo into a air shoes for the Russian, yet the Americ an ran work lliem out in less than a day. Ilicxc comparisons are hused upon estimates of the Bureau of Lihor Statistics and on Russian prices as rcMirtiil by the Assoc iate'll Press in Deccmlicr. I he comiarisous are ns accurate as the iron curtain will permit. Iliey show that much hi(jher than our prices in a communistic economy arc those? are the terms that count. own. in terms of work. And Iloning Hack Troflts ... . What's lef- t- after all your work Its You r j - y or demand. iiny il.iy. s j But kept t nlike bananas, lard should chemicals help keep it fresh at any temperature. A n,1ntefJ,,I",)r ( 1 1 OOlli of one per cent) of propyl gallate, developed by Chemical Corp. for protestors, is required to protect lard and measured out here oilier edible oils aains rancidity. The amount 2UU pounds of lard. by a laboratory technician Ls enough to protect substance S3 Long fish 37 First woman S3 Tantalum (symbol) 61 Print measure Ami'i-iiii- r The State Department of is transferring $4,000.00 to the State Road Commission to finance preliminary aurveya for the propoeed 5100,000.00 bridge over the Colorado River a few milea above the town of Hite in southeastern Utah. An automobile road, constructed Into this region in by the P I D aa an access road constructed to one of the state's moat attractive and undeveloped scenic arena, was put out of commission recently when the toll ferry operated over the Colorado at Hite was swept awny and lost in the Colorado flood waters. The construction of the propound bridge over the Colorado will break all geographical barriers for the first time between southern Utah and southeastern Utah and facilitate tourist travel between scenic attractions in remote sections of Colorado and New Mexico and Utah. Pub-llcit- (abbr.) Faro term Dutch city 13 Individuals Five and five 17 Lair IUhkison Conovkk Mrs. Bki.i.b CIofkf.y Editor and Manager Reporter MAY GET BRIDGE I ri'Iil.ISHKI) WEEKLY AT EUREKA Si'Hincvii.i.k, 1918 SOUTHEAST UTAH A PINCH WILL PROTECT PUZZLE February 27, Il ccisls wr-ek- s' ... Farm and the Finn Running a farm is much like ninning a business. You know ' farm has a that a better chance to earn a reasonable profit. Tlie same thing la true in industry. And the farm or the firm that can't earn a profit soon changes hands! On top of that, profits are somewill doors llirow wide the to its in Hrigliiim Young University The real ayoff of any economic system comes times affected by conditions" bein tlie 2filli yond standard of living that it provides for ils people. Without residents of llic inlermoiintain area Mardi anyone's control. In your eek. the highest liv- annual Leadership case it may be the weather. In question, the American workingman enjoys alof Willi the theme, "Pioneering. Our Second Century. the case of the manufacturer it ing standards of nay nation. Hes rightly proud 1 this, may be a sudden change in style the famed adult education inati-- 4 though he may not know the United Stales has 1 per cent tute is expected to draw several U. S. POTATOES TO of the world's telephones. 81 per cent of the nutomnhiles. thousand church and community Bug Innearly !() mt cent of the radios, and U2 per cent of nil the leaders to the campus for an intensive period of training and fmthtulis. spiration. Dr. Harold Glen Clark. of the university exten- fchD hUllUl fciAiMS Our country, contrary lo Russian descriptions, is a director sion division, is chairman of the ' nation where men are permitted to have a high standard of week. means to and find Efforts ways lo to to initiate, invent, living. Here, men are lice lo wink, Core of the leadership offerings 0f shipping potatoes lo Europe dreams. Un will be a selection of llieir the in to of approximate- - without heavy loss have been enterprise engage experiment, individual down enter30 each con- reasonably successful and arrange-- . short courses, ly any hampered hy restrictions lo keep more lectures nients have been completed for the or of three sisting set his or worker own factory can start prise. un Amcricun on vital subjects. Fields covered shipment of approximately 3.195.-00lnixinexs. his own include health, home management, bushels of potatoes to Italy, up community planning, economics, France, and American-Rnglio- h literature, atomic science, teach- sections of Germany, according to eduG. Frank Nelson, member of the ing methods, and FOR cation. Utah State FMA committee. of Five cargoes of Frotdems in religious teaching about 1.165.000 bushelspotatoes will go to and other aspects of church leadItaly t be shipped not later than KHlOV1 ership will tie considered ii the February 30 and a similar amount concluding day's program, March is to be shipped to Italy not later 7. than March 1. The shipment to . FEBRUARY 27 - 28, 19 IS of another 1,165.000 will Germany Week ' open leadership CORNED Thursday evening. March 4. with bushels will be made dur.ng lb. BEEF a concert version of the opera. February. Mr. Nelson said that previous "Pldo and Aeneas." This concert HAMS will be the first of four evening attempts to ship potatoes have Whole or Half programs which include drama not been too successful. In some LUNCH MEAT and recreation on Friday and Sat- eases potatoes have begun spoiling AQ before the ships were fully loaded. lb. Assorted urday, and a symphony orchestra Suitable ships have not always The program Sunday evening. BACON . been available and sometimes BYU band will also play a concert lb. 073 has not been adetransportation SQUARES afternoon. Friday In Europe. Rearrival aftrr quate BEEF CUBES Members of the first presidency ports indicate that these obstacles Ib.ODC of the Church of Jesus Christ of have been pretty well eliminated Lean.; latter-da- y Saints will speak at and potatoes ran be shipped fairly See Our Vegetable and Fruit Department two general assembliea scheduled successfully to some European for the week at 11 a. m., March countries. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY 3. and 2:30 p. m. March 7. The The potatoes will be taken university will hold open house" largely from Eastern porta, prinThe RAF experimenting with SPINACH with an extensive array of ex- cipally from Maine. This movethis new trpe exposure suit: Cello Ikg. hibits from 4 to 6 p. m., March 5 ment. the chnirman explains, will 12 Is ounces when folded, it fits tend to reduce kisses of potatoes and 6. Into the pocket to the Mse West AVACODOS In storage in this takcountry by collai Wearer outs it on. then for L73 care of the surplus in heavy Inflates tc give ouoyancy as When frosting that next batch ing areas. At the same time well st air insulation against CALIFORNIA CELERY of cupcakes, fix a few especially producing It will be urgently cold and lamp Flight Lt F. l73 for those lunches you pack. In- needed food supplying Large Hunch to hungry people in Latham monelf it at Farnbor- stead of frosting the tops, split Europe. 5 UTAH Wincsap iiir v. f innd the rakes and spread generously lbs. APPLES, bushel with frosting or Jam. Then put NEW TURNIPS them together, sandwich style, and 172 wrap In waxed paper. They will bunches California... hold more frosting and are easier ORANGES 9to eat. Leadership Week At BYU Opens Mar . 4 i well-manag- ed SILVER CLUB w Snug Like a j ( 0 audio-visu- al meals CQi 3JJC GO lb.wqJv 0 Oft , I QC SPECIAL FORD I EQUIPMENT. II I 99 LO 2 OQ. t QQ 1.0J Q. 99 LO .... Mesh Hag TEXAS WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 70-si- - ze Case .1 2.05 For 39C HANHMLIES ; - O QQ Case tlivO ARTICHOKES - TOMATOES . NEW POTATOES RADISHES - CRERN ONIONS - OR KEN PEPPERS . FACTORY-APPROVE- D METHODS 1 11 ,,V 12wvV I. G. A. MARKET Delivery Tuesday and Saturday 179 180 Phones !! GENUINE FORD TOWING French cooks have a trick to a baked souffle puff up beautifully. Using a straight sided rasserole, they wrap-re- d a waxed paper collar about! three inches wide around the top i of the dish Just before putting it in the oven. The aonffle will rise and ding to the raper with no chance of toppling over. make -- oven-pro- of j Watermelon will take less mom in your refrigerator if you cut away a thirk slice of the akin and rind on its four lengthwise sides to square" the melon. Wrap In waxed paper and tilde into one corner of the refrigerator to chill. PARTS I? Emergency Service We're on the job hours a ila.v . . . equipped to handle any emergency. 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