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Show 1 I QUALITY FIRST I B ; I' H j 1 Has Always Been our Motto ! I ; I Jewelry Repair Work f I Honest Goods At Honest Prices f I I 1 C. M. Wendelboe, Jeweler I m . ; I ua oaht rmsT nobtii strew locat. otah HI H ,"4 t Subscribe for Tho Itepubllcan. V t.1 Grand PrizeMstejfljll firearms 6 Ammunition ftla I Write for Gvtalofoc $j I THCRCMnOTONARMSUMCCOINC J"'H 1 w -i mw im ex. Any 1 WHY NOT GROW SEEDS? ! I THERE'S BIGGER MONEY GROWING SEEDS THAN ANY OTHER CROP. w . READ WHAT OTHERS HAVE DONE GROWING VEGETABLE SEEDS ,i On Seed Beets from $72 to $270 an acre. On Seed Peas from $84.00 to $f68.00 an acre. ' t-Jt . On Seed Beets from $200.00 to $750.00 an acre. On Seed Carrots from $120.00 to $216,000 an acre. On Seed Onions from $450.00 to $1155.00 an acre .On Seed Parsnips from $1.00.00 to $180.00 an acre j? " i On Seed Radishes from $250.00 to $375.00 an acre. i' ' On Seed Turnips from $300.00 to $1000.00 an acre. 1 1 On Seed Melons from $90.00 to $312.00 an acre. " " f On Seed Cabbages from $(X)0.00 to $2000.00 an acre. ; ( ' On Seed Lettuce from $150.00 to $175,000 an acre On Seed Tomatoes from $160.00 to $450.00 an acre. If. ANYONE CAN GROW VEGETABLE SEEDS WHO CAN GROW GOOD VEGETABLES ; We wil1 Sive you necessary instruction. The Utah Agricultural Colleee savs H ; you can grow these seeds. b J H t PEAS AND BEANS ARE GROWN ON LARGE ACREAGES AND PAY BIG .' and make the very best rotation crops following sugar beets. H; , "The 9ontro1 of Pj?nt diseases, insect pests and weeds is impossible without changing crops. Man labor, horse powor, machniery, and irrigation water H may be used more economically, if a well planned cropping system is fol-H fol-H lowed year after year." Dr. R S. Harris, director, Utah Experiment Station. ! THE FARMERS OF THE BITTER ROOT VALLEY (MONTANA ARF rIsSEEDfTi A,f LLIN D0 THIS YEAR 0& RES OF SEED PEAS! We are prepared to book acreage for seed peas on 5000 acres and for seed beans on 2,000 acres and tell you now what we will pay for the crop. .ASySSSPSS1? SEEDS F0R US AND KN0W WHAT PRICE Ydu ARE GOING TO GET BEFORE PLANTING? Join us and you can do it. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO BOOST OUR MEMBERSHIP If you want to boost your community nothing can do it as well as seed grow-WESTERN grow-WESTERN SEEDGROWERS ASSOCIATION C A. SMURTHWAITE General Manager 537 Atlas Building - - SALT LAKE CITY, UTHA iiiiMli lllldl ''I i i a mi it Hii'ni ii li i"f Hi fn ' I I , .1 y iiiiBMHBMBBMlMl'IBBMMlWM i ' I " i "" - iiJ rrr-l - - - - -VU -' t l .Ji I Just How They Do I Business I How a Firm Can Afford to Undersell it's Com- 4 T j petitors Without Sacrif icing;its Legitimate Profit I i Following is a copy of a circular letter being sent to the three thousand pat- I rons of the Rasmussen Bazaar, which lets them into the secret of the reason I tnis popular house can and does undersell its competitors. 1 I Dear Madam: Logan, Utah, September 3, 1919 I I The question is often asked: How can one merchant undersell another? 1 I Our one answer is compare our prie'es and see. This is the final test we 111 make it the first. And that closes the argument. EM But how can we do it? There can be but three ways: We must either buy cheaper, sell cheaper, or take less profit. That is plainly a matter of simple figures. Now here is exactly how we do it. J We buy fully five times as much merchandise as most - other merchants'1 would require on a given line on some of the lines "in which we specialize, lully ten times as much. Can any one doubt our ability to own the merchandise at a1 figure that is substantially lower than our competitors? Our selling costs are very low very much less than the average cost -of Pv niffi' glYeS "S another tremendous advantage when it comes to price I . Naturally we take a smaller .margin of gross' profit-sharing our econom- I ! les with our customers, and building our business on low, net prices I 1 .We do not claim to take less net profit than other merchants. We do not I - aim to. And we probably take a little more than most of thorn We earn it I by our policy, our investment, and our work. H Our prices, then, are lower simply because we can buy cheaper and sell 1 cheaper-the logical result of doing business on a gigantic scale v,o0,"1fi?0mpetlt0 is.of n complain that we are selling too cheap, but you never sefvice m CmP WG are sellinffinfeii Groceries or giving inferior Soliciting your further favors, we remain, Yours very truly, Rasmussen Bazaar LIFT CORNS OR CALLUSES OFF Doesn't hurt! Lift any corn or JP callus off with fingers f msxWM 1 f? il 9 KdihxP- jm I IV Don't sudor! A tiny bottlo of f iroeamo cosU but a few cents at any drug store. Apply a few drop, on the corns, calluses and "hard skln' on hot-torn hot-torn of feet, then lift tlicm off. When Freczono removes corn from tho toea or calluses from the bottom of feSt, tlio skin beneath is left pink and liealttnr and never sore, tender or Irritated. 1 AM GLAD TO ENDORSE! PE-RU-NA ll Glad to Tiy Anyth!n?TI?!if'" RflU dltluu anil I won bioken out nil Tv;KIf 1 A,lTM over my body. I bcirnn to be wor- CrriDlV l "&T4&K f "bout my condition nnd I T) r -W WKiii-'ftisya Run Down K2sm S7h a'adTonft? .V"! Condition lV soon found that , it was worthy EJaiiB of pralar. A lew bottles rbancrd Ml m.i,. - . . inr coudltlon materially and In S 288 Lavoo h ck" .iC0,J''' m, hort time I irna all over uir hilts Wetdwi:V.M,,nh.l, wls- Jrouhle. I qvt-o my restoration to lBtttr cmSiui??- hli" .Leopold's health amf strenBtlT to "JniniS ieruSn wnV10?"! ?,Jl0 UW I ntu Bla to endoree M.' reels For pJrunl. ffrolUuas oho i gold Kvtrnttierc Xlo.i.14 a4.T.bttt riirm lM i'" Hi- nm ' ij" i i iim |