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Show GwSM TOB Timia ABOUT CakSt m',mj Why the Craving 1 for Candy? A It 1 perfectly nntiirnj for the human system to crave something t sweet, especially Is this true with men aud women who work hard and 4 4 also with growing children. ' f That's hecim.se, la sugar people oecure fuel for the body. ? J "Carbohydrates" the chemists and physicians call this fuel 1 I Granulated sugar 1 100 carbohydrates, hut, or course, taken I S alone. It Is not a pleasant food. ' T i But- ",ixo(1 wlth nut8' frult r other things, It Is made up Into a I I palatable and nourishing food product, culled "r-uidv " ? A $ Candy, being composed mainly of fruits, nuts, chocolate and sugar 4 J. is a highly nutritious food product Different kinds-, varying in the I J proportions of sugar, fruits, nuts, etc., vary, therefore. In the pro- $ T portions of carbohydrates, fats, proteins, etc. ? Growing children crave candy because growing bodies require I X energy fuel hence the natural craving for candy. .Men and women who work hard consume much body fuel, hence t their craving for candy. (Go into the logging camps. Into, the ship- ! yards, into the army camps, If you want to see candy doing its greatest f work.) " 1 Candy Is establishing Itself today as a wonderful food product, f It Is asserting its right to live, because It Is the body ammunition which is speeding the work of men aud women verywhere, because J. It is aiding in the normal, healthful growth of children, and because It is supplying the energy which Is sending many a hr:iv Midler "over f I the top." f Every day people in all branches of work are - up to the fact that cundy is a wonderful food economical and ...... nutritious I doing a great' work In this war and establishing ii tih ef the Industry to live. i. ! A In normal times the candy industry uses mrj of the suear consumed per capita in this country. Bight now this V T amount has been cut squarely In two; V I 1 I The Candy Manufacturers of Utah and Idaho. I PROFESSIONAL CODS Lawyers J. W. C&Y Attorney -at-w Office in Lamont Building. Telephone Tele-phone No. 46 Mt. Pleasant, Utah CLAUD W. BUiiQBIST .ttoiiiey-at-Lw Office Second floor of Erlckaen block. Notary Public in office. Telephone No. 7 9 Mt. Pleasant, Utah Doctors W. P. WLNTE&S, U. D. Physician Surgeon Proprietor Winters General Hospi-tal. Hospi-tal. Office at Hospital lhk block 8. of Main on 1st West. Phone No. 65 Mt. Pleasant, Utah DR. D. D. TEBB1 Dentist Telephone No. 7 Second Floor Wasatch Building Mt. Pleasant, Utah DR. R. A. BUECH Deatist 260 Main Street Salt Lake City, Utah DR. F. R. TANNER Dentist Office on Second floor of the WEECH DRUG STORE MT. PLEASANT UTAH G. F. BOENS 1 . . '1' i (1 AT Mamtary i lumuc, - Mt. Pleasant, Utah U. S. Tires are GOOD TIRE- Sumner Garaga. DR. OTTO NEILSON Dentist will be at his office in Mount Pleasant on October 8, 9 and 10th. Consult Us About Your Eyes We are Specialists In the acience of Optometry; can diagnose any case ' defective vision with unerring accuracy ac-curacy and fit glasses that will con luer it completely. Our method Is safp, certain drugless and perfect remits re-mits are obtained In every Instance. Always here to serve you promptly and in a manner that will be to your cniplete satisfaction. Dr. E. G. Mills R. E. FORD REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 230 acres of land, ranch house barn, granary, sheds, water right, fenced, e'tc. $27.50 per acre. Soldier Summit, the rail road towr. opportunity of the west today. See Townsite map. As Manufacturers agent, I can save you from $100.00 to $200.00 on any of these standard makes of Pianos: Baldwin, Howard, Hamilton, Ellington, Elling-ton, St. Regis, or Modello. Wfeinri MBWi.wij,w we .wzMeuzxc-.i), x a&. . I The Mew j I FOUDSOn TRACTOR j I Built By Henry Ford and Son I I I s Now being demonstrated on a number of farms here. ' I ! For further information call S I at i I I I : I i i Sumner Garage ! County Distributor. I Mt, Pleasant, Utah. ! I . I BUTCHERS WANTED. Wejiave a large contract for Uenf for the army. We need 2 0 men in the Killing and Offal Departments. Apply Ap-ply in person or write, Ogdtm Parking Park-ing & Provirion Company, Ogden, Utah. 10-4-3t. WANTED A team for plowing. W. G. Wagstaff, Mt. Pleasant. I have 10 new, extra warm quills for sale. For further particulars write Mrs. C. H. Taylor, Box 152, Moroni, or phone 34z. Reut this 200 acn Dry Farm'. There is big money in it. Sec The Pyramid. FOUND A Lady'ls purse containing contain-ing money. Owner please call. WANTED A girl to work at the 'Sumner Garage. i: ii Do You Save or Waste on Clothes? it nnHE ANSWER to that question is You do; one or the other; save or waste. We can tell you how to do one and not the other; save, not i: waste. ii i Every patriotic man wants to serve ' i in any and every way he can; there are ways to serve even in the matter of clothes-buying". ; ; 1. Don't buy any if you have clothes that will do; some men j j ; ; have plenty. ' ' I 2. Take such care of your clothes; keep them cleaned, press- j ed, hung up carefully when not in use; make them last longer. ', ( 3. If you find it necessary to buy, be sure of pood quality; get ;; ! clothes that last long and look well, so that next season you j; won't need to buy new ones. You'll save money, labor, materials; three things the nation needs. Our clothes are made i to do it. ii I C. M. PETERSEN ;'! MERCHANT TAILOR ii ! i ' f |
