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Show .JOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 'ANK OF EPHJRAIM, a corpor-!l- PLAINTIFF, a : VS. OS. URSENBACH, AMY B. s KSENBACH, JEWEL M. PE-t PE-t ERSON, JAMES M. HARBERT- ON, DEFENDANTS. (OTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE To be sold at Sheriff's sale on he 29th. day of Jume, 1942, at le ihour of 10 o'clock A. M. at le Front Door of the Sanpete ' .oumty Court House ku ' Manti, anpeia County, Utah: j BeginTidng at the iNoi-th-lwest I . tod io Plat. "A" M1. Pleasant City Survey, thence South 60 tvet to t':ie Non.lh Bank of Pleasant Pleas-ant Crovik; tlx 'nice- following tlhe NortC Bank of Pleasant Crock ,? st'lias',crly direct iorni to tuo Last (boundary of said Lot 2-hence 2-hence North 120 feet to the Nor.n boundary of tuid Lot 2-thewe 2-thewe W.st 214.5 feet to the' place of bog miming. ToKcllh.cr with all buildings .indi yriprown-ients located there-011 there-011 An 'VPurtainiing thereunto. All of lihe above property be-UtKuh be-UtKuh at'd 'm Sallpcte 'Counr.iy, Dated this 5th day of June 1942 ULYSSES LARSEN, Sheriff of Sanpete County YOUt STANDARD SERVICE MAN (CJjji a fjj Keep This Under Wjs 4 Your Hood! N ''Myi yu're dizzy from being told the kV things to do to your car every so V "rH often here's the answer. Let Stand- f a V-' V ard's Under Hood Record ride herd y Y '' ' on your car! It fits under the hood C , ' v c and has space on it for keeping track Sof oil changes, lubrication dates and mileages, battery checks and things. 5 III Vour Standard Service Man wiU ST''J5 l( install it free-and he'll do all the fJ M,fvJ ' , vork of keeping the record. When- SfCfWJ' 'ill --ver he adds water to your car, he'll r.V ''f, ieck that record to make sure your sk'&j&P1 -ar maintenance is up to date. Come Z' ft? j ' 1 jn in and ask about that Under Hood &'J fiTT "4 Record take a load off your mind! i S Is there oil on your rf , Have you ever noticed how clean we Standard Service Men keep the drives J, at our -tations? That's because there's noth hat rots tires so quick as oil J and grease. If your home garage as oil on the floor, give it a ,J strong soap powder and hot water treatment. Sunlight is hard on Ij tires' t00' 80 park inside r in the shade wherever yu can- -J Grease is cheaper than metal ! R Do you know that the entire weight " k7 j of your car rests on about 64 bearing S7 Effaces? And remember, all that LfPj I---Z1T! "i keeP8 them from grinding them- T titMpfk 0$ flves to bits, is grease. That's why Eih ffJP. .it's so important to get the right lu- j : Aj W0 bricant to the right place at the right jj" : T time. That's a job in which every one "T'r jf of us Standard Service Men is thor- ) 3 vi5 V oughly and systematically trained. . fipK STAtlDARD takes I - BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR ! rl' S efTANDA0,LCOMpl5V 'jfjl VW ' SK of California XjX' Uti tee' Uncle Sam Needs Your Scrap Rubber F 0 your part in the nationwide rubber salvage drive now. Bring old rubber to any Pep 88-Vico station or dealer. We'll buy it at one cent a ' pound. Search your basement, attic, garage and barn for old, discarded rubber articles tires, tubes, garden hose, galoshes, rubber gloves, fruit bottle rings, hot-water bottles anything containing rubber. Every ounce counts! Bring it to your Pep 88-Vico station which is donating its facilities as a collecting depot. You can help. It everyone participates, gasoline rationing in this territory may be avoided. The campaign is on in full swing. Will you do your part? You . -rSPk. must act before June 29. iWf?Kj ''h Oil Refining Co. Stations MFPf ,nd Dealers in Its Products Everywhere in Utah and Idaho 1 ti- mriT''-i'i'Tii',''M-M Pvllasr nfleflip WM TUne Wau?2 REMEMBER the old time ballad which says. you can collect to the nearest gas station today. "For the want of a rider a battle was lost?" Well, we're not going to lose this war. but a None of the oil companies will receive one leaky hot water bottle may supply the extra penney of proiit for this servicc ,0 ,he nation J ounce of scrap rubber that will more quickly Thr(mgh fte cooperation and efIorts -of ,hous- 1 give the Axis the axe. , . , . , ,. , : 3 ands of dealers and gasoline company empolyees. f 1 the scrap rubber will be turned over to the gov- UllCre Sam W3,IltS that Old ernment and will be paid for by Uncle Sam on rubber right now! the basis 01 525- per ton (2' punds)-The difference between the amount paid by the oil Yes, the government wants every disused or .... , . , , . , companies and the amount paid by the govern- : worn out article made of rubber that can be ; ! sent to the nation's stock pile, and wants you to menl has been Pled?ed to the US0- Navv Relief' J help get it there in a hurry. ArmY Relief and American Red Cross. Oil Industry is collecting it May hdp ayeft gasoline ZZZJZZJZ rationing in the West and will pay . . . . Since a shortage of rubber is considered the main reason for the threatened rationing of gasoline j A penny 3, POUnd in SpOt in the intermountain states, this is one important j cash for every pound 7 ,' d0 ,7 pa" ,-.a,nd " 7; "Mi F off the need for curtailment of this vital corn- contributed by you ... so take all the old rubber modify. 1 The PYRAMID i 1 -"''' " " ' -1 1 1 1 . |