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Show iL f f 7" I ' Wr I I y? -L- ?y''V fy 1 W-rrv I -JM p fn IlANSCONTINtNIAl CAU ' A J( noifcito 7 Ji tie- ne casus ATI Uki umo ham with now Si. t , MO wO Lti Milk TT f Ymmmmmmmmmmmm -n , - lfew Uoice J4igliuaij. for Yjattonaf 2befende Across Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada and California, work is proceeding rapid ly on a new voice highway an all-cable trans continental telephone line. Cable crews are equipped with mechanical plows hauled by large tractors. The cable laying train digs a trench about 30 inches deep, feeds the cable into it and back fills the trench in one continuous operation. Protected against ordinary har.ards by being underground, the cable is also insulated against rodents by steel tape wound around the cable making it "gopher proof." Increased facilities provided by this cable are designed to meet any demands that may arise for communication between centers of industry, railheads, rail-heads, troop concentration points and defense centers from coast to coast. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. jpunojB sj3i)oj xjbjv aqi s.waj4 III uoojjbj ifpoai aujdi iIDisni Sumnjuux i.unj snouBnji i.sIB9 snooSjo) ui injapK U0X PUB sjoq)oji XJBII 0lIX 0C:S J XKpjn)BS aaupB AVdNOW AVUNHS - AVUIMIVS FOR SALE Five-room House on Second West. For further information call Maxl.ie Froyd at 450 after 7 p. m. Adv. A-7. $ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stucki, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrel Peterson Peter-son and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Larson and family met at Navajo Lake recently re-cently for an outing In honor of Lloyd Stucki who left Wednesday to enter the United States Army. $ SALESMEN WANTED WANTED: Man with car for profitable Rawlelgh Route. Products well known. Real opportunity. Write Rawlelgh's, Dept. UTH - 261 - 119, Denver, Colorado. adv. A-7. iiii rnTTO xamum!. 1.1,11m JjLWB HUM!,!.. ". Urn, iiinia t lliliMlffllllSl , J 1 REVOLUTIONARY NEW KELVINATOR " Keeps Foods Fresher Longer Vitamins are protected uncovered 1941 Moiit-M$ter Model M-6 $1 Oft At? foods stay fresh for days lonecr-in the (illustrated) 6H cu. ft.-ooiuplete I XM M S I, . .,' . ..b f .. .. with glass shelves . . . Pnct onlv ideal temperature and humidityof this big "MKvflCi 1941 Kelvinator Moist-Master. With a iKiiJJJ-Siri1 $1?Q separate set of cooling coils in the walls, fT. . . . . . Price only P " you get a brand new kind of refrigeration at a price you'd expect to pay for an ordinary refrigerator, r;.-r '. 1 Ptlc ihown ir fo delivery In your II intJlK la 111 III I I srrxr ffpf thieJJ&i 'I Hj Ju ill U HwMMbjMt to Chang Mlthoul notice 470 I1I,J.I,I JWXflXMXAwJLM- ; Roberts' Furniture & Appliance Every Day Savings At Thornton's 50 A B D G CAPSULES $1.29 50 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES .... 69c 16 oz. IRRADOL-A $1.23 32 oz. MILK OF MAGNESIA 59c 8 oz. CITROCARBONATE 89c 35c PEP SHAVE CREAM 21c 50c PEPSODENT TOOTH POWDER 39c 50c CHAMBERLAIN'S LOTION 42c 25c ANACIN TABLETS 19c 23c 1 DEODORANT j ,n .r $1.25 I 23c L: Ifr r -, , ; ljs SPECIAL 50c Jergen's Lotion 25c Jergen's Face Cream BOTH FOR 39c iJ i OF COmSE WE KOTEX Fibs fliv you Jnvi'u'bi, lanltary protection. w'.' :j No pini no belt. Exclusive features make I m ' , Jf'J Fibt more comfortable, easier to use. Yet 1 (fJtt tk'js Fibs cost so little: 12 for 20c 2 for 39c 3 VM'th ejpMSSJSswsMeSMSMMeMeeMMM.eBeMeMeMEMeMeMMleMMwe'Me w vmtt tfftn e e It's Cool At Thornton s Students to work out tuition at the Branch Agricultural College beginning Monday, August 18. I Apply before that time to Ed Matheson |
