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Show , Utah Counties Receive Bond Drive Quotas Utahns will be asked to invest $41,000,000 in war bonds during the third war loan drive, September 9 to October 1, according ac-cording to figures received Saturday by Charles L. Smith, chairman, and Clarence Bamberger, executive vice chairman, of the U. S. treasury war finance committee for Utah. Quota to be achieved by each of the state's 29 counties, computed by officials of the treasury department in Washington, Washing-ton, D. C, were received with the state total. All war bond purchases In the campaign must be made by nonbanking sources In the state. The treasury department has made separate war financing arrangements with banking sources. Individual county quotas fol- low: Piute 31,400 Beaver ? 145,000 Rich 13,600 Box Elder 992,100 Salt Laka 22,208,400 , Cache t. 1.581,200 San Juan 60,500 Carbon 1,103,900 Sanpete 487,500 Daggett ECO Sevier 561,700 j Davis .... 1,139,000 Summit 349,300 I Duchesn 121,900 Tooele S51'20 ; Emery 36,700 Uintah 216,700 i Garfield 16,600 Utah 4,192,100 i Grand 122,200 Wasatch 198,500 1 ijro 302,500 Washington 239,500 . Juab" 1S1.100 Wayne 40,900 Kan, 25.600 Weber 8,910,300 imiard". -261,800 ,r ' MorffWl 108,200 Total $11,000,000 CN FARMS, TOO, ' REDDY KILOWATT IS The contribution toward victory of every farm worker is recognized today as never before. The prophecy: "Food will win the war and write the peace" seems destined to come true. And hand in hand with every farm worker Reddy Kilowatt is "fighting" for victory working steadily hour after hour, day after day, and at mighty low wages, too. Electricity is the lifeblood of war production. Don't waste it just because it is not rationed. UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. Reddy Kilowatt Power the world's finest electric service - produced for yo:i by American business men is the kind of power that spans the nation. Hear "REPORT TO THE NATION" every Tuesc!ay-7:30 p. m. KSL ? FDR daffd: f. fjs, -i O r i g i ii a 1 1 y we !, asked for 10 percent V.. J in bonds; now we 4 need considerably LaLJ more. p- ? FDR 4afd: -k,? Curtail spending. SH- Put your savings F -.. ;nto war bonds every ) payday. I WANTED ! HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Bones. Wool, Hides, . Pelts, Furs and Dead or Useless Animals. Pelt Prices Paid for Dead or Useless Shsep- Prompt J Service. I Utah Hide & Tallow Co. t PHONE 88 Three Miles West of Spanish Fork X X X Orem Real Estate Insurance Agency List With Us Buy From Us OREM, UTAH Homes Farms I ots Business Property All Kinds Fire and Automobile Insurance Offices In Orem and PI. Grove Pleasant Grove Branch Office at FRAMPTON BARBER SHOP O. H. Anderson, Manager FDR layl: : Curtail spending. --.'-' -i Put your savings 1 into war bonds every J payday. ; jA "" FDR layl: , Fayroll savings is - 1 our greatest single F'" K factor in protecting 0 I ourselves against in- J flation. .-. r 0KE3 I A I Ilil u' xuiiii -,, :--: I Kentucky Straight Bourbon Vhiskey fc'l -'-I Sy'fJ -ty $ M ., -""m , I. "CHEERFUL AS ITS XAME"M JSXZ S p National Distillers Products Corp., N. Y. 90 I T 1 i I 1 II II I i 1 i 1 t - - t .: i j - ---"n f j A- : J U K- and oil' la war John l:ft tod.-iy for (r.-iitiin (.-imp. T.;i.-t month S;im li;id a furlough fur-lough now Iic'h in the Southwest I'urM'u;. M.iry, the girl who lives next door to S.irn, worl.H in ;i homlier phint aerosH'tho county. Our old friend I 'el e h;inillH T. N. T. ill. the new rnuni-tioriH rnuni-tioriH depot. And bo it goes- neighhorH, cily folks, Huliurhjin-iU:a, Huliurhjin-iU:a, furrnerH - ;dl need eKF.enl i.il bun transportation to taku them over the hills nd o(T to w;ir. Ah wnr fIern;inflM jnerf-;i'.e, there lire. 1 1 -hm and le-HH empty buH n:ntH. iiurlington Tr;iiIw;iyH in e;irryiiig twie(; tin many jimh-wmgerH jimh-wmgerH art a ye-ar ago nearly four timeH aH many lift two yearn ago. That id why wo Hay, give theno xoldierH, miilorn and war workerH a ehanee. If you muni rir'nU travel, conault our agent for ,.jC ffttjcnTtM tho beat time and way to go. fjjL BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS L ' ' "j BUS DEPOT W&tt4jj,fJ . smith Dure; co i,4r.i'' 7 "' ' ':C'4K e furn'!'1 wlr but nhen Al,' ' you're using them, there'i no jJ yyay ve can Pu ca" through. 4 . A Would you want a casual call of Detvccii 7 end 10 P.r.l. yourt to keep him from talking to the folk at home? is ahou2 his only cEicnco 1 Try nol lo lIllc, Dlsunc calls between 7 and 10 o'clock CO CCII LLoraflJ EEslCStCO ,n ,,ie fvoning. the soldier ' ninl uniloi-s liuve the lines. I5ACK lie ATTACK lll(Ulll lhe on,Y tUne lhey nv. DU Vdr BondS JHE MOUNTAIN STATES TEIEPHONE A UttCRAPM COKPAO f I rT;7ri i FDRlayd.: , '; V, v c r y worker '' " el 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 inereaie llic Vr ,'..) amount of IioimIh lie or kIic in Inlying. t?s W:ip llondu f.lionlil nimn ' ' . miiih tlii'ij? fuii r t you tlirin f lf j II' t L ";i KUDll NIMIMll lllVI Nt- j rtirtit." I'i;inc It or I yoii'Nflf. |