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Show I NOTICE " Notlco is hereby given that I am prepared to redeem all outstanding out-standing county warrants. THOMAS E. SECRIST, dl4-21 County Treasurer. Buy him a tiro for Christmas. Hymer Bros. Garage, lt-adv The -Garland Library Board ,wlshes It understood that the opening of tho Library was for tho distribution of books only and that tho reading room is not open to tho public at tho present Tuesday, November 2Gth,D. S. Ldhr, forinerly a merchant in this city, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. R. M. Minter, of McAllen, Texas. Besides his wife and daughter, his son, Roy Lohr of Tremonton,, survives him. o " Harry T. Martin handed us the following this morning which is well worth printing: "Perhaps this year when wo light the Christmas fire in our hearts, wo will .realize, more than ever before, be-fore, that tho real, truo business of Life after all, is not to seek happiness for ourselves, but to add to tho Joy and Peace of other people" o ; Send Tho Globo to your boh, your daughter or a relative as a Christmas present f ' Amorlcn enrneel the grotltmto of'tl I led nntlons during war by sharing food. America undur peaco mny win tho world's cood will by sating to share. CLASSIFIED j Wanted Rellablo party to sell our well known lino of merchandise in Garland and surrounding territory. terri-tory. . Address Grand Union Tea Company, 345 Plerpont Ave, Salt Lake City, Utah. n21-tf ad. OLD PAPERS 5c a bundle at tho Globo Office. FOR SALE, PIANO We have In tho vicinity of Garland a High Grade Piano -which wo will sell to a responsible party at a very low price rather than ship back. If interested, write at once for particulars and give reference. Address, Consolidated Music Co. Ogden, Utah, 2524 Washington Ave. D14-J4-Ady. WANT A HOME? If you Intend In-tend buying a homo In Brlgham City or nearby, got In touch with John E. Balrd, who Is able to get you just tho place you want at tho right prlco and terms. He can ulso give you tho best flro insurance service. Writo him; phono him John E. Balrd,Brig-hnm Balrd,Brig-hnm City, Utah. Bep.Stf OLD PAPERS 5c a bundle at tho Globo OHico. Open all tho time from Dec. 1 to Aprl'i 1. SpanglorB Photo Studio, Tremonton. d5-tf-adv . Low Meat Prices vs. High Cattle Prices If the farmer cannot get enough for his live stock, ho raises less, and tho packer gets less raw material. If the consumer has to pay too much for his meat, he cats less of it, and the packer finds his market decreased.' The packer wants the producer to get enough to make live-stock raising profitable, and he wants the price of meat so low that everyone will eat it. But all he can do, ancTwhat he would have to do in any case to stay in business, busi-ness, is to keep down the cost of processing pro-cessing the farmer's stock into meat so that the consumer pays for the meat and by-products only a little more than the farmer gets for his animals. For example.last year Swift & Company paid for its cattle about 90 per cent of what it got for meat and by-products (such as hides, tallow, oils, etc'.) If cattle from the fnrrn were turned miraculously into meat in the hands of retailers (without going through the ex- ense of dressing, shipping and market-ng), market-ng), the farmer would get only about Vq cents per pound, more for his .cattle, or consumers would pay only about 2 cents per pound less for their beef 1 Cut of this cent or two per pound, Swift & Company pays for the operation of extensive plants, pays freight on meats, operates refrigerator cars, maintains branch houses, and in most cases, delivers de-livers to retailers all over' the United States. The profit amounts to only a fraction of a cent, and a part of this , profit goes to build more plants, to give better service, and to increase the com-pany's com-pany's usefulness to the country. ' . Swift & Company, U. S. A. -If Hendlns to Europe 141,000,000 hush-els hush-els of wheat from a surplus of apparently appar-ently nothing was the outstanding exploit, ex-ploit, of the American food army In the critical year of the war. i i 1 1 - - A year ago voluntary food control vwaa a daring adventuro n democracy during tho ycarsun established proof ftf Ueiuocrutlc etllclency, . ADVERTISE IN THE GLOBE Garland Cafe a good place to EAT meals at all hours. MRS. G. S. MOWIty, Prop. Gnilnnd, Utah. Garland Milling Company Com-pany Manufacturers of the Famous PRIDE OF UTAH , Straight Qrndc FLOUR -Also all kiuds of Mill StufT Th best mill in the Bear River Valley Highest onsh prico paid foi GOOD VVUEAT. Wheat accepted ac-cepted for storage to be dtawn out in flour. NEAR THE DEPOT Garland, ... .Utah WM. E. DAVIS LAWYE Practices in all Courts First National Bank Bid? DR1GHAM. UTAH Hadley's GARAGE and LIVERY Tremontou, Utah Phone 18 Curs at all times for Passenger Pas-senger Traffic to all parts of the county. Automobiles ropaired aud cared for by the day or week Uasolfie, Oils and Supplies Hff yYou Tremonton ' j Furniture Co. LICENSED , EM BALDER 3 1 AND f . ' Undertakers Full and Complete Line of Caskets and Goods. . ' ! Tremonton, Utah' m-Nigbt Phone. 39-o-3 M. W. LANEY Contractor and ' - Builder " First Class Work. Guaranteed - ,v I PRICES-REASONABLE j Gtrland. - - - Utah - v I , i HOTEL Garland, Utah I B. L. Farntvrorth. Msnsgsr, - I STRICTLY MODERN . I With Pure MounUln Wtr, hot or eoU x Run on the European F ln. With Best of Ssnrics I MEAL HOURS I 7 to 9 a.m. 12 to 2 p. ra. 6 to 9 p.m. I SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK I Rooms. 75c and $1. With Bath, $l.$0 1 It will pay you to mtka this placa ' your home while In the city. ' I E. GETZ EVESIQHT I SPECIALIST Permanently Located IJ I have the experience and m training, together with all mo- a dern eauiptnent for properly .. I ieetlng.tnt eyee. I HONEST TREATMENT I PRICES REASONABLE , I Tremonton. - - Utah ' J ( J I 1 :: . . ; l j ROGERS SILVERWARE FREE TO CUSTOMERS j Cai-lakid IISeroftiiiHe Co.;; ;;t PHONE NO. SIX.. .. ,. .. GARLAND, UTAH , EVERYTHING TO EAT . . AND WEAR !: PRICES , VALUES BARGAINS i; That Teach That Reach That Preaoh ' ' 1 ;i r Call and Get Card Which Is Given With . . I I EACH 25 o PURCHASE . 11 ; FREE! ROGERS SILVERWARE FREE! i j It is understood that the redemption of Silverware as herein ' ' " j i ; specified Is conditional, upon Dhe holder having ' ' ; , 5 f received same In the regular and" I I ordinary course of trade, . ''q V 50 CARDS TEA SPOON " "j "3 ' 50 CARDS COFFEE SPOON V , - 100 CARDS SUGAR SHELL M I 135 CARDS TABLE FORK M 1 - 150 CARDS TABLE SPOON j$t 150 CARDS ORANGE SPOON JJ 1 200 CARDS BUTTER KNIFE Jjj ! 300 CARDS TABLE KNIFE IK I Send for Catalogue '.Bfc 1 MERCHANTS SILVERWARE REDEMPTION BUREAU j 1 40 North Wells Street? - - - CHICAGO: i - . . - 1 i |
