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Show Jt" 3 a, BIG SAVING i fl Fine All Woo. I i l i Made to your measure at J EXTRA PANTS FREE WITH EVERY SUIT jf I ANY OVERCOAT IN THE STORE ONLY $4250 The big new Fall line has just arrived. Choice cf over I L 200 new Fall patterns checks, stripes, smart mixtures. 1 Make your choice from the newest woolens and you I get an EXTRA PAIR of PANTS with every suit. I Every Suit Guaranteed ffil UNION MADE VC i Qm Utah Compan if Uses 1 iililM 6.000.000 I JPTk Papijpoxes jiP jtr TBiiiWnniJal I u wit I NE Utah manufacturing company uses 50,000 cardboard boxes in one 8 M month, 6,000,000 in one year. Besides, there are scores of manufacturers, manufac-turers, merchants and mail ordir houses in Utah and thousands of others in the United States who use annually hundreds of million of folding paper boxes for packing and delivering their merchandise. Why not build a big paper box industry here and keep hundreds of thousands 1 ol dollars at home? Br i t A Wonderful New Box II The Aeroplane Folding Paper Box is m a It locks as it folds, saves paper, twin and class by itself. It has been approved bj the ,inu' ,n wrftDPin& eliminates waste in cul S ,. . . twig, is strongly reinforced ;it Uu- ends and 'III Ln,t,,tl st:,,,'s Government for pared post top and r;m bfl ,.,,. cheftpw thap h()Xrs re. , '""I first-claw mail deliveries. quiring staples and glue. II l "A Home Industry" f A new hohie industry is bring developed and snip of this superior box. I around tins wonderful box The company is As the Wgue ia ver limited wo advise early ft eapilalied for $100,000 Six hundred shares reservation of this sto k Write for pros- at $loo oudi will be sold immediately to pro. pectus and further information concerning J vide working capital for the manufacture this company and us successful outlook I I Aeroplane Folding Paper Box Company yjj 320 Hudson Building Ogden, Utah 9' SUGAR 1 1 i H Much has been said and many people criticised over the B? high prices of sugar the past few weeks. In some cases aft this may have been somewhat unjust, yet in many cases P cnlicism was well directed. For some time past con- H, sumers in the intermountain country have paid high mfc. prices for sugar, while consumers in certain sugar beet M territories have enjoyed much cheaper prices. This con- W dition was perhaps caused by profiteers and unscrupul- fi ous dealers who valued the dollar far more than the m duty they owed their fellow beings and to the.commu- 'fe nity. Had Skaggs' Cash Stores so desired we could have K.. profited more in a few weeks than we could possibly A have done in several months doing legitimate business. We arc proud of our stand in this matter, and the knowl- k edge of the confidence put in us by the buying public ff', far offsets any financial gain we might have had. We W are expecting a substantial drop in sugar soon and the fe fact that we have not stored any high priced sugar puts ! lEs us in a position to offer you that decline when it takes r- effect. That is the principle and the foundation of our I success, and by these methods we are the first to give ' ft you the advantage of all market declines. Watch our : r prices and benefit accordingly. ; Jk: Where Do You Boy Your I Meals? Are you one of our many satisfied customers and saving 'E on your meat bill, or do you still pay high prices at credit and delivery stores? There is no better time than r the present to start to economize on this important food m item and convince yourself that Skaggs' Markets save f: you money. b Our Regular Prices I 40c Sirloin Steak, pound 30c 35c Round Steak, pound 27c f; 45c T-Bone Steak, pound 32c I I 25c Shoulder Beef Steak, pound 20c j 25c Pot Roast, pound 15c F. 30c Pot Roast, pound 20c p 25c Rib Roast, pound 20c 35c Rolled Rib Roast, pound 27c 20c Beef Boil, pound 10c I 30c Shoulder Fall Lamb Chops, pound 22c 35c Loin Fall, Lamb Chops, pound 25c j 35c Legs Fall Lamb, pound 25c S I 45c Loin Vea! Chops, pound 35c . 45c Leg Veal Roast, pound 35c 35c Shoulder Veal Chops, pound 25c 25c Breast of Veal, pound 20c I Every day Prices At All I Stores I 10 pounds Choice Utah Potatoes 25c 40c Choice Juicy Lemons 25c j 35c New Crop Walnuts, per pound 25c Fresh Utah Tomatoes, 8 pounds 25c I Fresh Roasted Peanuts, 2 pounds 35c Cache Valley Old Wheat Flour, 100 pounds $5.60 I In 500 pound ots $5.50 I Fancy Home Grown Utah Watermelons, per lb.. . .IV2C jl I 40c Full Cream Cheese, pound 33c J I 8-pound package Ready Cut Macaroni $1.00 I 60c 1 -pound can McDonald's Cocoa 45c I 60c Hawaiian Pineapple 43c 1 40c Hawaiian Grated Pineapple 33c I 1 dozen Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs 50c I 60c 26-ounce Pure Apricot Jam 45c Butter Higher Next Weekj I The butter market is a few cents higher but we will con- bfl tinue to sell this week at the old price. There is no bettei j churned than Skaggs' Creamery Butter. Fresh every day and guaranteed to please and several cents saved. Skaggs' Creamery Butter, 1 pound 60c SKAGGS' 1 1 $50 Reward for the return of my Llewellyn Llewel-lyn Setter dog. Bluish gray, dark ears; male. Call phone 1921-NJ or 578 Twenty-third Twenty-third Street. i |