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Show l j r ri rl r -i n y sz r ' i I This task's Specials--!' i MEN'S BIB OVERALLS, only 1.60; j Just received 100 pair Navy surplus waterproof, I bib overalls, excellent for hunting, farming and ; F J casual work. I j TOWELS, Large Hand, while they last only .3 ( ' TOWELS, Smaller Size, Special for only S.22 I GLOVES, Brown Jersey, 25c pr. I " " T TOYS, Large Selection now on Sale, Come in . and pick out your Xmas requirements while there is a erood se'ection. - ; I I SHORT ITEMS, Yes, we have Some: Soap, 5 Toilet Tissue, Honey, Jams, Kremel Pudding St TVp. tmrtv other items. ; ; j Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back ,: ! t ' STOHW HOURS 8:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. ; I 1 LIXDOX. UTAH TKT.KPHOXK T 1 1 1 , y . , ? j 1 - 11 j AAarshmellows, I limit, . 13c j. j : Ii j Pineapple, . . " . I limit Soap Powder, I limit . 23c ) : f j Pudding, I limit . . 7c : I: Tall Milk, 4 for . . 49c . ; : ;.; j Utah Valley Catsup, 18c H Coffee. S h W. . . . 33c ; i : Grapefruit Juice; 46 oz. can 32c : : . : p Tomato Juice, Del Monte, No. 2 can 10c j Baby Food, 3 for . . l9c p Utah Valley Pumpkin . 15c Post-Tens . . . v . 25c ALLEN'SIG1 1 tkf i . . ''. At.qfVp -aMiiii pjjuy..in,"j,..!ff J,l,nl,,' nwwfi jwyi4 fwMr,'vi!!Ha . . Yni ,.,.lf.i witew-' ,A..iiii.i..j.'jL-kyi.-.,i----:-'.' .. , , , l'litfj;tj Yi-".-"it''iliii i j 'F?T',wors Know What a Profit lis For A-S his own boss, the farmer has long since per cent greater than in 1910, the last prewar found out that a profit is not just an extra year, pay rolls were nearly double biH dividends sum, above the bare cost of doing business, were lower. which can be used as you please. It is the There are many misunderstandings and ! main source of funds necessary to pay for a misrepresentations about profits. Some people new silo, buy better machinery, and improve forget that reasonable profits are a necessary the house and the barn. incentive of the American system, which rein re-in spite of the great rise in income, farm suits in abundant low-cost farm products and profits are no more than necessary to keep the abundant low -cost steel products; farm plant producing efficiently. It's the same It i8 up to those who know what profits are with the iron and steel industry which makes for, and what they can do, to see that they the materials for the farmer's tools. are not destroyed and with them our high In 194 5 steel companies bad left, after meet- Standard of living. ing all expenses but before paying dividends, only a little more than one-tenth of one cent St!el miUs nW)1 al1 ,,w scraP iron and strd on each pound of steel sold. The profit on each mn Tltc shorUl&c is scrioas- , , ii- v can pet extra dollars and Iielp increase sitxd dollar invested was less than five cents. Year 1 : ., : : r output by sending worn-out machinery, etc., on bv vcar s;nce 1941, when the war started, its way to the furnaces. American Ikon and earnings have been declining. T r , . - Steel Institute, 350 Iifth Avenue, JNew Although last year's output of steel was 19 York 1, N: Ys I The Institute has printed a booklet STEEL SERVES THE FARMER. Write for a copy and it trill be gent gladly. GROVE pleasant grove, utah Thursday, Friday and Saturday September 26, 27 and 28 2 FEATURES 2 Number 1 toss? Number 2 1 Sunday and Monday September 29 and 30 , DANNY KAYE, 5hUE KID FRO,1 , MTtWtffCOt?. 1 VIRGINIA MMO'VERA-ELLENxw News Northwest Mounted Police Matinee Sun. 4 p. m, Tuesday, AVednesday & Thursdaj October 1, 2 and 3 BIG DOUBLE SHOW Number 1 dane clark k I WizacharySCOTT (! :.Jwt,sPAK3E ii Number 2 Coming: "MAKE MINE MUSIC" S ftatterlBO Yt I m& H ' ! Cnrt' content . r j i ,. j.sa--- ( Soft Water Used Exclusively Charm Beauty J I Salon Technicians: Beth Shoell and Vera Laver FhonFaarov |