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Show OCTOBER FBIDAY, 8. MT. PLEASANT THE 1918 Livestock And Farm News and reudibilit) of this new Utah map. 8S OKECOH FARMS AVAILABLE TO VETERANS I'tah Veterans ot Woild Wa II, who may he interested in applying fur one ot the So farm units now opened lor homestead entry in the Tule Lake Division Klamath Project, Oregon, Cali foirna, were reminded tln. week by State Director, Ed T. OBiit-Ltah state department of vetei ans affairs, that the deudlim date to apply foi one ot thes, taim units is 2 00 pm Dei cm her 2 0 has been pH pan d by tl e I ,c Ms c . land they land in of travel litei cluii out poiiil-- , that .s lit I ake Ills i. lie e ite w ay to all W esiei n W mule mik It contains two putim-- , ot mi National Paik one ot liiy e c an yon, Temple Squ.iie, and kali Air iesoit all m hi mini p points out that , all maoi at , m e.mh i si tiaetlons of tin and readily be le.uhed tioni Scl Lake City as a western si.iitm" One hundred thousand point copies will be disii hutted wl.nli will make a retl contribution to travel In I'l ih In the National Magazines National in.qa.m s have b e moil than genemus with spiei publicizing I'tah. especially dm ing the past tew months t '1 In tail's is further ev idem e ol incieased populaiity as a touiisi center. On ot the n o t pc e i m ig e tab I zincs to pub'icie Dexett agaginc". This magaiee features Tiavcl and Rciiei tni d On the cover of the centers. featured ihc Octob r issue famous ''Double Am h" lo sited in the Arches National Monu in southeastern ment ltah Harry Colliding, famous lod"e and trading post operatoi, in our Know is the Key to All Liberties", will Is. one of the has in the establish le principles merit ot a fiee mss In Japan It is the basic principle through whkh we intend to keep the fits." prcas of Anu-McMembers of the National News me paper Week Committee Arneihan Uraston Williams, Newspaper Publishers Association; Win. Canfield, Inland Dally Press Association; Ralph K.ller, Minnesota Editorial Association, Stanford Smith, Gcorgid Pi ess Association; Ruel Barlow, Illinois Press Association; Din Alcorn, Montana Pi ess AssocidMon 1 I Western Wonderlands That Utah Is gaining stead as ' "tourist destination" i shown from the records estab lushed during the past few years The populaiity of our scenic spots is growing rapidly and with this popularity i i creased effort on the part n travel bureaus and transpoita tion agencies to bring travel traffic into this district. One of the recent brochures to receive atention is a very attractive full color folder, 17x22 inches, entitled "Western Wonderlands via Salt Lake City". It a 1 Pj" Thn-i- ? irs leading article on tiavel, ot motion piiluic lonipan les "on ioiaiioti" in Monument alhy Index of the iuirent Volume, published m the same Issue, indicates ttiat I tail Ls n popular subject foi the inaga me. Duiing the past year, imm tlian toity aittiies, teatuni'g I tabs si cine and hlstoiual at tiai lions all plutusely illudiat ol, have been published tells 1 a Anti Horatio Alger The CJ U magazine published by Mgiiiu Delta Chi, Paternity or piotessionul newspapermen, featured an article recently on 1aul M Eulks, Sr, of the Wolfe City (Te i Sun. Fulks, who l.s president of the Texas Press As"has exploded the sociation, theoiy of 4uccess in the golden era and bioughl about a mild involution in country journaliIt was sm,' the ankle said Applications aie available m point, d out that his first news the Salt Lake City otfice of tl.i paper ventuie, purchase of the department of veter. ns atfaii Bow legs (Okie City Delink not or may be obtained by address only tailed but also took away lng a letter to the Bureau o all Bulks' capital. But purchase Kali. of additional papers, and going Klamath Reclamation, Oregon. into specially punting, pi over! This is a wondeiful oppo successful to him llis punting tunity for veteran,, in! tested l equipment is now extensive. farming to apply for one o' these valuable units, Mr. OBi'i" Japenese Publishers declared. Cet In The Act Too New Relief Map Ready JapOne hundred thuty-twanese newspapes parrtielpated Tor Distribution in State m national newspaper week In answer to a heavy demand with United States and Canfor a new and acurate relief map adian newspapers during the anol the State, the Jtavv Material nual observance, October 1 to 8 Division of the State Department Their goal is to teach Japan of uhlicity and Industrial Devel esc citizens that a "fiee press opment in cooperation with the is the goal ot a fiee man and United States G ologica! Survcv sustains a other liberties. have prepared such a map aluih Mdsonn Ito, managing dneetor. Is now ready for distribution J 'n Publish, is Nevvsp.cpei Japanese map is availabe at the Ulll) and Editors Asso Mtion, vviote 512 Atlas Buildng, Sa't Lake Carl A. Zielke, chan man oi Nat City, Utah at thi small piiie lonal Newspaper Week Commit of fifty cents per copy. ee that his association wanted madein and Every teehiqnc to observe national newspape skill in map making ha1' b wck along with the United . in the development of t! '.States and Canada. Ito Gate' Aerial ijhotogiaph' ;v map. that because his countiy had photographic techniques devel limited expciience in Democracy oped during the World V ar I! for the preparations of senet Japan's newspapers must ard will make every effoU to weie utih d. Car Army maps freedom of the press." vrongttnn t S. Geo tographers- from tin The buadcasting oipoi logical Survey, Utah College ation Japan wil join in the o1 "i:va:i c and the State Department ol to focus attention on the impor Publicity and rndustii.il Devi tanee of press fieedom to the opment have proofed the mrr basic rights of people eve-- vv! p e and everything possible has been done to increase the a ( nr;i'' it was stated. The letter from the J.i'i.i1' publishers assieiation was 4m ed to the National Newo-mWeek committee by B.iga.Kei Gemra! G L. Eherle, acting cluef of the civil affans division o' the U. S. Army. Since there seems to be a lot General Eberle pointed ou of free talk coming from my that General of the Armv Dougopponents supporters about las MacArthurs headquarters what I am going to do if I have undertaken an intensive am Governor with respect to progiam designed to liquor, lets get the record g've the Japanese an understandstraight. There is no good way ing of, and an appieeiation foto administer liquor, only a best il e Democratic concepts and proon I a law couldn't pass way. cesses. One of the most im this subject if 1 wanted to. The nortant aspects of this program I legislature does that. propose, iias been the establishment of however, to appoint a commit a fue press. tee of churchmen, businessmen, Several months ago the Nationlabor representatives and repreal Newspaper Week committee of other to sentatives groups, offered Japan publishers the use study the problem and make of this years slogan, "YOUR recommendations to the legislaRIGHT TO KNOW IS THE KEY ture. This State could stand a TO ALL YOUR LIBERTIES. Japlittle more enforcement of laws an publishers have also been sent and a lot lest talk. suggestions for use in their program. Sincerely, Mr. Zielke, chairman of the U. S. observance week, wrote Ito, "We are proud to learn that you will observe a nat-onRepublics!) Nomine for Governor newspaper week. We are happy to share our newspaper ( Paid Political Advertisement by Mrs. Clifford Husbands) v.eek slogan with you. We hope that Your Right to PYRAMID j: 'Mil '2 ni i & . U.-- 2 Sir! flo .. f ) 7 4 Local Citl Is Chosen Pretty Iron, in used car parlance, means: an attractive appearing car but in bad condition mechanically, even though it doesnt seem to be. Youll find no "Pretty Iron offered for sale in our used car department. As an authorized l ord dealer we have a rep- To Play In College Band Miss Marilyn Paul Glow tieslunan at Uential College, chosen by Maivm Thiv uson, diiei tor of music, to plat m bol h the band and the ori lies tra Miss Paul Glow, plays the Tin bairn ha9s and the violin will give two conceits duiiiii the It) IS 111 season and a .section will play at all athletic eon tests. ha-bee- i utation to uphold. , The New England Uouram. James Erankpn in was supported edhoridll' started 1721, by by a group known as the Hell ... Flic Ulub". Americas fust rontinuou-- LASS01I & liORMAll , News Boston newspaper, tile Lettei, began in 1701. Alt. Pleasant Phone 212 HK 1 98 rays saue So ora SocdlS Youll find many moro ot ' 0Z . , The mtrt way to Wna b6e facia abowt food saviftgi is to iw ALL yiim. Cemparieoe of just a few advoriised prices will wot pwo yaw a bws ftciurt of total food coots because yow cawt food your family on weohswd "possais alone. T? iavito you to shook each of our poioos against what you if you dep Umb oeanpare (ho total, too how you oaa two ou food whoa outer psfee k tow. So euat . . I Mf obo-i4s- For Breakfast 17: 21c FIs J4a I..! tlLlCfS TewnhuuM Grsf.fr nit Mont TmmM 300 SiM . . 3 MM Sleepy M w Hoilomr Kelleggs w. Rk- IDs - . Urf . Pcskm 21c . 'tzt. 45c L"ry u 52c Hills S0' nHIA aiis Cckm:l KS, PENMYS Sail Work Shoes Are A Buy! Triple-Goo- d COMFORT Snow-WV- i wkl wioli Wheat Flosr ETIfirr o cc AwJ 50 lb(. n- Pilfsbury Sunny-Ban- i 07 - Better Mk 57c wr 5 m. AC 3 25c for th w"" ssc , t k Fresh CrMmery m .... Hcney Wafers 3ic Mnstard Relish py. Homburpm. .Jy. 35s M Uelche Bcraxo c1- - Co. onitn im M ir inn fiiniii Tfiiio good booouoo Fancy, FwK wu w nfnfTrtiwiuwwwMiw its ruabed U. S. No. MU 1 I Squash Bo mo mo or U. 5. No. 1 Thick MmI Hubbord, whole Cut 1 2. Brown retail leather hlmher with lea I her sole and rubber heel Brown elk lmishcd cowhide with heavy (a combination of rubber and cork . . on a lhi k carpel ! ) l V VI --LLLI ,c 1 I i . U. 5. No. Oranges 5 Pound Mth Yams.u. single sole like walking lb. Crisp, Stringiest, Did Dutch 21 lb. Q VG I9c Lifebuoy Grapefruit 39c Beg S. Ne. 1 Sweet. Porto Y 10c Vf MrK ... SwowboH, Mefium Apples Ss Fcy, Lemons ( Up 7e Bacon SSt,"1 Ground Beef Short Ribs Smoked Picnics Breast cf 1 lb Jonathon Juicy e. Cmp lb. . mm u . . . 19c so you save Koaey " r, lb. 63 lb. SIRLOKI STEAK M: H U lu Cauliflower uurtt tot before welshing, Shoulder Cuts, U. 5. Good Grade lb . M. VesrjlifV 1 vV 12fi mm U. S. Good 54c VEAL SALE 9j Veal Chops m, r 33c j 85c Veal Roast ., PRODUCE PRICES SUBJECT TO DAILY MARKET CHANGES iLUk, j 27c 3T." rMirorrd TKhi Ski Sweot Juicy, Idral fer LuMcke. ai POT ROAST lb lb. 10c Seedless 1 mw il 13. Flavored, 54 ib. Tomatoes ui. Solid Ripe Slicer. 1 Stalk Green Bleached u.ino mrltrtin Mrr to Safoway oafra fraoA Red Emperors Sizes 6 to 95 Meat for OobiM Taotoa extra Long-wearin- g 27t SWIFT'S MnwiriMii the three reasons why we re famous for our work shoes! Ue finished keep an eafde eve on them from the tanned hides to the because we've never product. Vi e picked this one for sn example, seen s better shoe at a price like tins. Tough brown retail leulher in a plain toe style, good for the farm good for the factory. leather rniiUole and heavy cord outside and heel. ( Super Suds TSisL 34c Can . . . ...23c 22c lk32e GOOD LOOKS VALUE M. fCeLu.,,,, 1SL Seap Sssajf Daa TCT.2lc Real Roatt I2k'T2.. tlc fifricols II Sad Flesh ST I Sherleniag . 17c 2. I2e Household Aids 179 in. Q..M, I. 27c l? Pickle 28c M 144 a wm 28s . Srr Mince Ucal Uamray Rear SU- -1 3 ik. 12c 37c Miscellaneous Beverly - ics Crackers 25s ft p0- Cracked WhMt or Rye 14 M. 39c bh:.fhc;. . - Bread 22c Oyslsra Clam Toa - AMrt.d Flavor 13c Raisins Cheese 7 1S GoW sp Gerber t- j;:iy Lea 3 fkt. jdi-weiigr'ir.r- 19c n. O, zzr c. Chests Chests 7C m. hmmm Mry 18c LipMa'i TMy NmUI. . Cheese Antericss 14 pky. 24 Mornii9 f.H. Sardines 4 Cam CbMM Food Delicious for nny MmI 2 lbs. Breeze pkf. if ... A C.raation Baking Needs ! 32c lie wpd Butler M"dow Frh, Grad. A ff jib CWb To Quality StiST Coffee Coffee ' 6 ox. Bottf. Bilk F'h Grade 4m v Sc I Sc ,, I Dairy Foods Ma-sono- Tea gu Calsup 0gc okf. fC-mc- m A- - Sauce M Rular IMq Vinegar Yanilia ...12m. Real Mapl. H'lt ftn 37c 47c pm Soiod Dressing 33s 44s Penny Savers Flavorings Dressing 90j 4,85 . Sszanna Sc Dressing KK. Small Rib Cut. Grdet Lunch r.eoals For Cold Plots Isech Best Grade lb. U. S. GOOD GRADE RA, awv |