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Show The.feulletin Fate 4 (Sandy, Continued from Page 1) are they ad often such a miser able failure in government. You remember In 1915 when we were all electing President Wilson for his second term, our slogan was, He kept us out of war." Ana a month and two days after he took the oath of office for the second time, we were in the worst war the world ever knew. Then we went to war to, Make the world safe for democracy." And since that time no less than five great governments are ruled by dictators more powerful than the Czar or the Kaiser ever dared to be. It was a, War to end War, and while, thank fortune there has been no major conflict since that time, does anyone believe that slogan now. And what about the slogan, Prosperity is just around the corner." I wonder sometimes, if we don't use a lot of ; energy thinking up these catch phrase, that we should use sawing wood. It seems to me, slogans have a tendency to make people stop We assume that the thinking. wish Is the same as the achievement If we .werent so slogan minded, we wouldn't be so easily ketlng specialist, $8,800 to $4,600; We take it for associate specialist, marketing imposed upon. marto assistant catch $8,200 that $3,800; every phrase granted is a gospel truth, when all it is, keting specialist, $2,600 to $3,200; a year, Bureau of Agricultural is a hope, a desire. When m Economics, Department of AgriBut St Paul said, Rome, do as the Romans do. culture. dosing date, November I guess thats why my employer 15, 1934. wants me to think up a slogan So henceforth in for the store. my advertising talks on the radio, Instead of trying to point out reasons why the store I work for is a reliable firm Til repeat a ditty like, For style and price, we're awful nice," and then youll all flock to the store in droves. Well at any rate, I hope these few thots have entertained you. Thank you for reading them. Sincerely Sandy Gigantic Remodeling Agronomist (single variety community cotton improvement,) $3,-8a year, Bureau of Plant, Industry, Department of Agriculture. dosing date, November 19, 00 Lue Jeanne Shoppe soon to remodel Must make room for New Stock. DRESSES, COATS and HATS 1934. At COST Senior agronomist (cotton genetics and breeding,) $4,600 a year, Bureau of Plant Industry, Department of Agriculture, dosing date, November 19, 1934. Household equipment specialist, $3,200 a year, Bureau of Home Economics, Department of Agriculture. dosing date, November The Greatest Values Sugarhouse Has Enjoyed For Months. SPECIAL HATS Reg. $1.35 to $2.50 Agent for home economics, special agent for home education (special The United States Civil Service economics Commission has announced open groups) $3,800 a year. Office of competitive examinations as fol- Education, Department of the Interior, dosing- - Date, November lows: Principal marketing specialist, 19, 1934. The salaries named are subject 15,600 to 6,400; senior marketing to mara reduction of not to exceed specialist, $4,600 to $5,400; 5 per cent during the fiscal year ending June 30,1935, as a measure of economy, and also to a Seduction of 3tt percent toward a retirement annuity. All States except Iowa, Vermont, Virginia, Maryland, Rhode SPECIAL SHIPMENT of Rosana Frocks dkAA Island, and the District of ColPic Pons, Piques and Prints . umbia have received less than AH DRESSES their quota of appointments in .$1,88 the apportioned department serHouse Frocks, Fast Colors, 2 for $1.00 vice in Washington, D. C. 89c Approved Rayon L. D. S. Garments Full information may be obtained from the Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office SIS South State 1057 E. Zlit So. or customhouse in any city which Salt Lake Gty Sugarhouse has a post office of the! first or EXAMINATIONS $4,-6C- 0; Lue Jeanne Shoppe South 1031 East 21st Sugarhouse- S A series of educational demonstrations were given in room A-- 6 by Richard Fifield, with the help of Mr. Yates. The apparatus was furnished partly by Richard Fifield and partly by Lou Dodse. MERLE FROCK SHOPS Tha Fatara Ufa I believe In oar active employment fa future life and Uke the thought We shall, I think, be far more perfect In future life, and. Indeed, go on towards perfection, but never attain. Oeneral Gordon. as: 1C V WHITE KING M. M Large Pkg. lb. Can 21st SOUTH and 11th EAST, SUGARHOUSE 824 SOUTH MAIN STREET WHITE KING TOILET, CHANDU MISSION BELL These prices effective at once. We Reserve the right stores. to limit quantities. Shop in modem Make one dollar do the work of two. COCOA LEMON, COCOA ALMOND 3 Bars ' 13 WHITE KING LAUNDRY SOAP 10 Bars With 2 Bars Mission Bell Soap All For up-toda- 31 3 lb. Can te 86 J MILK, tall cans WHITE KING, large pkg FLOUR, Wasatch or Idaho Rose, 48 lb. bag $1.65 27c .CORN, 3 cans 10c PUMPKIN, large can, solid pack Del 9c can Ray, SPAGEHTTI, 10c PORK & BEANS, large can 11c cans tall SALMON, Chum, SALAD DRESSING, quarts 23c Bordens Eagle Brand Milk, can Thompsons Malted Milk, can 190 Steaks swaom FANCY MALAGA GRAPES, lb. GRAPEFUIT, Arizona seedless, 3 for LEMONS, large juicy, doz. APPLES, fancy red Jonathans, 8 lbs. Bushel ..... ............. ....................................... ...... Sweet APPLE CIDER in your container, gal Utah Russett, 100 lbs. Idaho Russett, fancy; 100 lbs. Cauliflower, snow white, 2 lbs T-BO- 5c 10c 15c 25 C 1C 22c 65c 85e 50 Hens vouner stewers, lb SWEET SPANISH ONIONS, 3 lbs. ........ 5c r . . lb. Can 25c 25 15e 15c 10e 3 lb. Can 43c 69 13c i See Our Display of SPERRYS 7c 9o 15c 17c ...14c WHEAT HEARTS . Small Pkg. 15c 19e 13c 27c 120 fc5TiS55Sr5r3SS.Si3ui!5S7S3nvS5SBrX5S55!55i5S5C5FtS53iE3S5 Large Pkg. 25 14c MFRANKFURTERS. 2 lbs 23c Cheese, Brookfield, 5 lb brick, Vg or whole lb. 23 c TAMALES, all beef, 4 for 19c MINCE MEAT, Pennant brand, lb. lie 100 Alladin 23 C 72 e 25 C lb. .... POT, ROAST, young steer beef, lb. SHOULDER LAMB, roast or stew, lb PORK LOIN ROAST, lb. LEGS LAMB, small Utah lamb, lb. nVEAL, leg or loin roast, lb. t nRUMP ROAST, steer beef, lb nVEAL or LAMB CHOPS, lb. nPORK CHOPS. Loin or Rib, lb. nGROUND P5TEF. fresh ground, 2 lbs. nBACON, freV. sliced, lb CARROTS, TURNIPS, PARSNIPS. 5 lbs. :...10c 5c PILETTUCE large, crisp, solid heads, each Yams. Arizona Red. 3 lbs you. itecr bwf. 1 M. J. B. 9c ..560 390 LARD, 4 lb. pkg 130 SWIFTS HAMS, by the piece, lb. 210 Fruits & Vegetables PAfofnop lUldlUco 25 C SOUP, Campbells, 3 cans 15c Pints CLOROX, Quarts six boxes MATCHES, carton of HONEY, 10 lb. can EGGS, U. S. small extras, doz. RAISINS, 4 lb. pkg. CORNED BEEF, 12 oz. can, Libbys WHITE STAR TUNA, Yt size Bakers PREMIUM COCOANUT lb pkg- INSTANT POSTUM, 8 oz. can POST BRAN FLAKES, large pkg .6 c 2Se None Such Mince Meat, pkg. Prim Toilet Paper J. B. COFFEE 28 13 - the second class, or from the The demonstration gave the memUnited States Civil Service Com- bers of the class an opportunity to sea the correct positon ofnold-in- g mission, Washington, D. C. a telegraph key, and it also gave several members the chance to run a telegraph key. Irving, Continued from Page 1) The collection of cartoons in the Irving Radio Club etc. The Mr. Yate's room is constantly name of the club la The Irving growing through the help of the members of the class. Airplane Club. $1.98 3 Rolls VALUES AT COST MANY MORE WONDERFUL SENSATIONAL VALUES . 75 $8M 19, 1934. CIVIL SERVICE . 13 FREE $2,100 in Cash 99 Prizes Just write last lines for Limerick. S3B3S wit,'1, ' Wk W |