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Show "Only two states produced pro-duced more lead than Utah last year. Our state's output of I 111,900,000 pounds would make enough .22 Long Rifle cartridges cart-ridges to supply every person in the United j Stateswithl34 rounds of this size ammunition!" UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION Breath-taking new I 1950 Studehakerl IT'S THE TT "NEXT LOOK" fj IN CARS! V?$t ?y V All over America, all k"" S:SgestimProv, to !Li Vf ment in car styling since jn s Studebaker introduced I j ' the "new look" in cars Jii WmSk ry- ! three years ago. Vl t ' This 1950 Studebaker a ff is long and low-but it's J$i , c .fy"! trim, sleek and flight- TT J ""z" streamed no bulging ex- fcia .''"' 'ty&ZuiiS - ''' cess bulk to squander gasoline. , Stop in and see it. It's ti ' " " " the "next look" in cars. L&&m.st&&jt& VAN MOTOR 8 SUPPLY DELTA - - UTAH lMffrintlflirii1MMftiaMMlMffWirillJiitlTrilTlilW''i? ftlMB I i ii W i n HtWfc li Mlfl -"-r'ill " ii mm ii ii I rd-J rd-J Advertisement ob- I t-, From where I sit .. &i Joe Marsh feo i ft -(3 ma I $ii"7 But Cur'y "Knws I Otyj What The Score Is!" ? ' '5i,r - his Was over at Doc Sherman's drug how the majority felt; Curly was j store listening to the World Series big enough not to insist on his '. ' on the radio. Curly Lawson wan- malted even though he doesn't hap- !- ders in and says: "How about a pen to be fond of baseball. lck chocolate malted, Doc?" From where I sit, willingness to j "Sorry, Curly," says Doc, "can't respect the other people's feelings son 'j! make you a malted for a while is important in a Democracy. If ait yet." "What's the idea?" Curly we're tolerant of a person's like asks. "Well," says Doc, "most of for baseball or a glass of temper- the folks want to hear the game ate beer, we've come a long way on ;n and the mixer makes too much the right road . . . the road to a j noise." Curly thinks a moment better America, that is! irer I and says, "Okay with me, Doc . ier j I'll take a chocolate soda!" - on ! This shows how tolerant folks S70C HtcUijP ivn ; I can be. Doc showed his respect for wuL Lh ' j. ay j Copyright, 1949, United States Brewers Foundation -S' &oing get your 2,06 bait back? Your shiny new automobile with " prices averaging about $2,064 has to get you a whale of a lot of Always on Guard ! Even when use to justify its cost. - Jfi&X the fi-ne "" isn t iv jiij wot. J-sS(h covermg a Part Oil-Plating is! Winter wear is the worst bait- rps2j$j Jt protects your engine against snatcher. It can strip your car of rrrffyfJ grinding "dry-friction" starts ... nlWu nf oovvipo rfcJ JJT from corrosive combustion acids .... from sludge and carbon caused Unless you Oil-Plate it! by wear. . Oil-Plating a feature of pat- . 3. Watch Out for Winter I The Ji p-jSro ented Conoco N"1 Motor Oil per- , Jl months are the most danger- 1 , j f j forms a wear-preventing miracle ous monns or these car-killers. avi I JyryS by fastening a shield of special hi- f 17 New and older cars both urgently IT Jy1 1 f I wMr bricant to working parts. Oil- JgU(' need Conoco N'. Don't wait ... 1 f 1' ' ' (M Plating can't all drain down gCjP drive yours in today and armor it wsfesA even overnight! . against winter with Conoco N'h. . i 'I JF See Your Conoco Mileaqe Merchant, NOW! -xSyMll .---srrf motor Copyright 1949, Continental Oil Company yl 1 ' ,2CSf- Norman Gardner DISTRIBUTOR ... - . ? 1 -'- 1 --- -- 1 T ' ! j :R FIRE PREVENTION ij;' J - WEEK f j ' Y"' 0Ct0ber t0 lSth "I IS YOUR HOUSE I g' IN ORDER? : & ' ' ? Check your own premis- I cfeoT--z: es Sor Sire hazards. Do LL vi -tr you have oily rags in the ; tesment or rubbish piled in the garage? (i ll i t j VT Throw cut inSlamtnable 0QUSE ' fluids, paper, etc. And ! THAT 7 !5C' v Rcddy Kilowatt says: I BUTT "YOU'D BETTER j fSir- ' FIX Y0UR ' I fP" FRAYED CORDS, ! TOO" i j A Telluride Power Company Message ii ji i' |