Show wI w- w D DAVIS AVIS GARAGE and SERVICE I I I CONO O PRODUCTS General Repairing Greasing and r Washing Mashing Gasoline and Fuel Oil Official State Inspection Station No STANLEY DAVIS DArIS Phone W 97 Pan Panguitch Utah I IU io 10 Democratic State SENATORS Favor aM STANLEY N. N CHILD Mt r Q AS ASFOR x y DEMOCRATIC i t tM M A CANDIDATE x FOR y y I GOVERNOR a aSTANLEY STANLEY Y N. N CHILD CHILD RESPECTS THE LAW LAV Gov GO Ma aw flaunts tho the Supreme Court and efforts of the tho Le Legislature and A Attorney tt ont e General to enforce the law CHILD IS FORTHRIGHT FORlI AND HONEST His Ills mo fulfilled lie Ho ill ill tot Lot use public funds or 01 equipment in the conduct of a personal campaign or or to build a perM personal nal political machine CHILD WILL AID THE WAR VAR AND POST V WAR VAR AR JOBS lie Ho is an o cr o ea veteran cran of World War ur I. I lie Ho has hns a tl stake tale in this war As a n contractor and builder he knows how jobs can lie added Utah industrial expansion depends u upon on a sound State Gov Government GO eminent in which the people and industry can have havo confidence oJ VOTE rOTE THE ON-THE DEMOCRATIC DEl TICKET for STANLEY N. N CHILD for GOVERNOR July 11 VOTE Paid Political Political- by THESE DEMOCRATIC DE STATE SENATORS Ira Huggins Ogden Juno June Kendall Nephi James A A. McMurrin Logan Abel S S. S Rich Brigham City Lynn S. S Richards Salt Lake Dexter Farr Ogden Grant MacFarlane Salt Lake Lynne Ashton Vernal J. J Arthur Bailey Salt Lake Alonzo F F. Hopkin Woodruff I 01 T I When a Merchant Advertises I t He Ike Demonstrates His I Ii i Confidence In the Future t t of ot His Business I Ii i I t t tH r Y H 1 t 1 Ld id F 11 1 1 ti of iv Y o wi i L Laundry Service t t Bring to the News Office t Panguitch or Mail ail to Victory Laundry 59 West cst Center Street I Richfield Utah I a I tb i f. f i 3 1 I VOTE FOR i W. W Wallace Houston 1 for Utah State Senator from District I Primary Election Tuesday July 11 13 I i v A Southern Utah Man I j r 1 F FOR 0 R j J I. I i S 3 I Southern Utah and Southern Utah People c I Knows Southern Utah's Problems and I What Is Needed to Better Conditions Paid Political C 1 c c 0 r DK nn HAROLD HAHOLD CnA CRANDALL c Dentist Hours 9 to 12 to Saturday 9 to 12 X-Ua X Service Sel Ray X Phone t S. S 5 P O O. Box 1 3 G W W. Main Ties lies Phone 33 Salina Utah E 1 h hL I a L S 'S y yr r For United States Congress CongressI First District I r EI ELECT CT D. D G. G r i Primary July Run Off Aug A Paid PoUt A Adv Acly v. v by Vatson D.C. I I Nielson Lumber I. I SUPPLY I Tropic Utah I We IVe draft logs for tor lumber and send lumber to war wart I 89 w wCarl i Carl P. P Nielson Mgr l S- S v W. W T BO BOT BONDS I Blast the Axis Buy War Val Bonds and Stamps t 5 4 t OSCAR W. W CARLSON Republican Candidate U. U S. S Senator An issue in this campaign Is whether the interests of ot Utah people shall be served or rather tho the Interests of the Utah Power Light Company a controlled subsidiary of the Electric Bond Share System of New York Paid Political Adv Dont Subscribe Subscribe Don't Dont Borrow I I WANT ADS FOR SALE Seven room home two full lots two stoves some other furniture Myra R. R Cameron home one block west of Utah Oil on Station in Panguitch Southwest corner See Sec W. W W. 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A n t eo f l JI 1 r THE OLD JUDGE SAYS i ift I x 1 I j i r r rf f rg I I LJ I rL- rL c I t J r rr fn r The men overseas dont don't mince any words about the way they want to find this country when they come marching home do they Judge They elThey certainly dont don't Herband they t. t They're doing a mast masterful job fighting over there to protect our rights and they have good license to expect us to protect pro pro- ro- ro theirs back here at home One thing they they're re mighty clear on is their stand on prohibition Their position on that subject was stated very emphatically m in a poll taken rec recently among American n service men in England by the British Institute of Public Opinion pinion When hundreds of men were asked point pointblank p int blank how they would vote on prohibition 85 of them then stated in unmistakable terms that they would vote against it Theres There's no doubt about it Herb the men overseas dont don't want any action taken on that subject while they're away n nAnd 4 CI And they're right Judge because tI A t AI I know how I felt when I came home after V the last war only war only to learn that we hadl hadi been over there fighting for so impractical athing a athing athing j thing as Prohibition I This S t by y of Df ie s I |