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Show FQSJICTORY in BuY XW$ UNITED YV'lii STATES yf sWlJONDS it Rfm AND ymMSTAMPS IESELlNERS Adjust your travel needs to wartlmecondltlons. Burling-ton Burling-ton Trail wayidlesel-powered buses are being operated on wartime schedules conserve Ing vital equipment and material ma-terial for our war effort. Bui travel it economical Uf 9 savingi to buy War Bonds For fnrorrnotiwv couvff local aptnf BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS DEPOT Mom!) W. II. LEIGH, AGENT LEIGH HOTEL PHONE 120 CEDAR CITY, UTAH aTlMIIW V f fffll "fflf MIIWUMI' HfXH'llliUlflS .1 ' These, Too, - ARE ESSENTIAL i in our l.War Eort 1 Making food, clothing and other necessities readily available to people and keeping prices as low as possible pos-sible are important parts" ( of our all-out war program. A government official, during dur-ing a recent visit to Utah, said, "In specialist stores you probably will find items selling at a higher price than in the chain stores." i IT Utah Chain Stores are dedicated dedi-cated to a definite wartime program which includes these pledges: f To strive to the utmost to serve customers and the home front by main 1 taining the flow of nee-j nee-j essities 'needed for civilian civi-lian welfare and morale. i To keep retail prices at ( the lowest possible level j and strive further to eliminate every unneo J( essary distribution cost, i , . 4 Xr mm. UTAi Q IAIN STORES fm mnrrnnr nrnwmmm i u miii nu " J Extra Special For Saturday I July 25 th. Moderne Style Shoppe I - j . One Group of 1 Wvj Children's Dresses I v ( Shecrs and School Dresses I (ytey ) Now! M. 00 SHS$y Ladies''.. ( Sleeveless Jackets fr ;98..; 98c 1 group I Dresses vFh 1 Values to $10.98 l AO 1 Now Ol.yO'- J f I NO TKY-ONS NO RETURNS 1 1 group .' llSWf I Spring & Summer Dresses hMlf I 25 off f l I Spring Coats j? 1 1 Reg. ?i9.75 tfr a a rrriii I I Now tpj.uU I All Coats and Suits 1 25 off IV All Hats Reduced I l 50 to 75 u Don't Miss This Sale If You Want Values Beyond Belief ! Moderne Style Shoppe Inexpensive V , 1 U $$JK& summer ufv ! f pleasures v,$y h ;-;rf ... Include ?A . Windsorl ; . 0 . t JL "i:3 Winbsoi ijj " --- ,-r,,lir t , nn, ; iriM,,,',,,,? r.'rf Natlonol DliHllert Producli Corporolion, New York, N. Y. 80.6 Proof m0sm i Mil "I Drive Slow - Why Should . I Change Oil?" THAT'S a question some of my best customers have been asking me ever since driving under 40 became both ensible and patriotic. They've been figuring and maybe you have too, that oil ought to work longer than 1000 miles between changes. But here's the catch: With all of the starts, stops, and idling, your engine may go 1300 miles or more while the speedometer reads only a thousand! Stopping, starting, and idling not only mean extra hours of work for your motor, but increased contamination con-tamination by gasoline and water. No matter how you m drive, it's wise to come in for a refill of clean, fresh RPM Motor Oil every Thousand Miles! j . What Does a Soldier Do On His Day Off? ; . Well, what would any of us 2 ftC A ' do in a strange town, with no YrJ friends, practically no money, and AtJr Js A orders to be back on duty in 24 q. 3 hours?ThUSOclub,movie8,and If tage shows are doing a grand job f ,'lJ t of solving this problem for the JV'tW'i boys in the armed forces. I don't 0u1Vm"AJ( -411: 1 think there's any sweller way to VvV-f- - j show our gratitude to this coun- try's fighting men than to make a contribution to the USO! Remem- rf ? ber you help someone you know, v '. I when you give to the USO! - " Give 'Em Wafer When It's Hoil (A THERE are two friends of yours C Q n Sf-b- that et Pretty thirsty during the t ijfa hot weather your battery and f LJL? yoJr-Jog' It8 a 87604 kindness ; ; f fl'led "round the house. (Moat i flr? A i Standard Service Men keep a pan ft Jftl Q at tno 8tat'on r visiting pups.) W W2ls An( il 8 a kindness to your battery to let us take a few seconds to check the water every week. STANDARD takes bfM BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR ! rOT! 1 .1 :;. J f |