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Show Imported Mexican I 0k Baskets g? . Many Styles, Shapes, Sizes I I And Colors Hunter Hardware & Furniture Co. WANTED Two men. one (or plant Jo'?, one for truck and relief-man. relief-man. Good wages, steady work for reliable men who are not afraid of work. Apply Arden Sunfroae Creameries, Cream-eries, 38 North 3rd West. See Mr. Whatcott or Mr. Ward. Adv. M-l tf. IMaeser Dalley Real Estate Fire, Automobile and Plate Glass Insurance Surety Bonds Only the strongest Insurance Companies represented. Are you having difficulty in paying insurance premiums prem-iums ? Would it be a benefit to you to pay your premiums prem-iums in nine monthly installments with a very small handling charge? I am in a position to offer you this additional service. See me for full details. Phone 193-W Cedars Hotel Bldg. Cedar City, Utah I. i L. MEN W OMEN 30 TO 50 Supplement present Income; afternoon af-ternoon and evening (5 up; evening only $3 up plus carfares. Interesting part-time Inspection work; local area; national organization; no selling or canvassing. Write giving background, dajs and hours available. avail-able. Interview arranged. Box No. D-16, . care .of The Tribune, Salt. Lake City, Utah. I Adv. M-8 &15. ' Auto Finance Cash Loans Refinancing BRADSIIAW CHEVROLET COMPANY Phont 421 NEED MONEY? For Quick Action See Glen Froyd G. A. C. $50 and More For Full Details 66 North Main Phone 10-J lilTllllll I 111 il I I III M i r.ssmw-- j wmtiM X--ZTS New Method Cleaners Changes Hands Now Under Management of Mr. & Mrs. Sanders Huntington Experienced Operators Try Our Service on All Types 1 Cleaning and Pressing j Phone 177 110 JSTorth, 1st. West I Cedar City, Utah 1 ft in ma il -TOiMiiiiiiiijirrwp1n,TT-B Miss Audrey Jensen is home for a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jensen. Audrey is training with the Cadet Nurse program In Salt Lake City. SlC Ross W. Sargent Is heme on a short leave from the Naval Training Center In San Diego, California Cali-fornia to visit with his wife and family. Feeding War's Hungriest Wlouth '" ' ' ' "s Vl V" v. . . .v- s sv-ssv v-sss a w v wmy vw,ywwCTy yrvv-v- w XW-WWWW.yywvwvjgw life Um- - ' ; I kv; jMHW ' - -' : Wf IV , , s s - v ""Wt-( .. SSS . SS X ss...S sx s s s i YTS, THAT'S Ktl Tho steamer living S. Ivl,'. " s Vsi , s s s - W8 of the TitUhurgh Steamship Company, f N " holder of tho all-time record-a total of 65G.471 iL ? s4 ; sO gross tons of iron ore carrieJ in 1941. She's a Lj J 1 " s s recent addition to U.S. Stoel's big fleet. ' "s s s fsf s1-- s v S. ss,v ss fl ' j(f S - " i SV SSSS -SS v S SSSSV.SS.S.S SS- WW-'WMWrnif iMf; ss - s s s" s s " , i ' si - - - i s s s s SN . s V -! 4 - " - s s 5 " s- XV s Vs-HH S-. .S-, ssss . . .s- s- .sv. ss. .sV.-.ssv.v.. s . ,'jwwtowwAMMwmfckrtMfthMrtfrtMfltMflMMMMMM,ss .a.vv,v. .-.v .v-'-vft ; :c;-;-.:.vrsy- sss. (A jfytfiiffiijfifafa-tifdl I 266,000 tons of raw materials Steel starts in limestone quarries. 17 mil- a day. brought in to keep lion tons of limestone are quarried yearly by ahead of Germany and Japan. U. S. Steel to keep war stecb Hewing. Mnm , ' Steel is team play. Men, mines, mills, sliins. THE FIGHTING WEAPONS for your boy aren't a , j . at,UiS ,.,.., J trains are working day and night to keep our made m steel mills alone. r ,. i u n . P . t tonnago of war steel bigger than that of any. Steel starts in coal mines. 30 million tons Axis country. of coal from U. S. Steel mines go into steel .1 ' - ... , , , ... . . . , on . b. With the fighting help of this team, we can making each year 82,000 tons a day. n . . . ift 0 J again meet requirements in 1915. Steel starts in ore mines. 49 million tons of s ore from the mines of U. S. Steel are swallowed hs vk each year by war-busy steel furnaces. UNITED STATES STEEL |