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Show S..' JU .' f I ' SMITHFIELD SENTINEL etJ Mrs. Mary Daines spent the week end in Salt Lake City. locals fc, ttc pro- - else. Mr and Mrs. burin Low returned from a weeks visit in Richfield. Stalled, whbleiale ninal Run erect 47 j in Mrs. Robert E. Griffth is ipend-In- g the week visiting with her paLuncheon T41?! if,riet home. Jr,!!? to Mis Tarfcet, Mjr. andMra. rents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wright Mr. and Mra. Walter of Ogden. Mr. and Mra. Dewey All Mrs Annie Miles was a special Mrs. Orvil Heaps, Mr. K MU. Jack Meikle, Mr. and Mrs. guest at a dinner for. the war mothers at the Blue Bird on Armistice Tarhet Mr and Mrs. Wayne: and Mra. Harold Evans Day. Each mother was presented Miss Lena Smith and' with a cortjge of pink sweet peas and carnations. TidwelL Jl'is. !e Missil Kerv. id Idcon Ohio, j construe, uE JV tg rwichej rtgsn, Ruby uad Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Waite and was hostess1 Miss Joan Peterson daughters, Elaine end Barbra Joan jo s chili supper at her home cn' were guests at a duck dinner at House games and the home of Mr. and fondly evening. Mr. E. P. entertainment of Jenson of Logan, on the formed Lun'e Sunday. guests were, Itbe evening. Invited Mrs. LaVina Deppe visited the Roiella Nelson and Lula Cartwright Marcel Newton Primary confidence on Sunof Richmond, Euarda Waite, e, day aftemocn. She took c ere of Bair and LeGrande Biir of the reorganization of the Primary tf College. Zollinger Roy : in. Elliot tha Newton Ward. Thomley. and ud, buying munid. 1 Texu, A fumji oral ex. in honor of Misg.Venna i,jjTwas given Tuesday evening was custo. this pro. Jght tne Mr. W. A. uf Glendale, California is visiting a few days with Mr. and Mrs. K. L Nelson. K - Su;to Bluff line was. a dinner Louise Waite at Le- Bowman Margaret -S- - I Bell yv f' PANTRY CHILDREN WILL LOVE THEM. KELLOGGS DOLLS, FREE WITH 2 PKGS, WHEAT KRI SPIES ' Lb. Can Bed and White, Vacuum Pack OQn Star RAISINS 15 Oz Package 29c g Buy 15c Now CURRANTS TUNA FLAKES 1 Lb. Gan Clearwater 1 Extra Special 12 Pkg. RAP Fancy 1 1 No. 1 Sealed Package Ap C OF MERIT RUN DONT AHEAD! LOW ON coal: be sure to order BLUE BLAZE COAL AS IT ACTUALLY GIVES PER TON MORE HEAT BLUE BLAZE . . AND COAL IS CLEAN COAL! f6 Wc 1- 2 CANS CORN NO. 2 CANS PEAS NO. 2 CANS CUT STRING NO. 2ft CANS TOMATOES Sieve Repairs Grates, linings, top and w ter jackets for all n Heater and Furnace Grates, .. Co.1 Everlons & Sons LOGAN Chicken Leg Bands And hundreds of other odd Item in hardware will Ik found at Everton 0 Make the MARK OF MERIT your buying guide it is your absolute assurance of qiiality and fair price. GOLDEN WEDDING Americas finest blended whiskey Ift ALL wbiiktf PINT No. SOS QUART No. sos SCHENLEVS CREAM OF KENTUCKY STSAICHT WHISKEY ! 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c BEANS ?Qp f Lb. Lemon Orange or Citron DATES PAPER NAPKINS CANDY Lb. Peanut Brittle 1 -- n 18c O Lh, 2Sfi Hsrd Mixml 1 10 SALAD J 1-- 1 0,. 18C 1 "JjgSajgSii 0c JAR SUN SPUN You'll Always Buy BAND STSAICHT WHISKEY The significance .of fine ! furenal direction" I don appreciated at the time of need It la after the need has passed, and menoriea of loved ones have become a 1 1 that remains that the perfection o f Lindquist and Sons Mortuary services is Invesfully appreciated. that disclose will tigation the beauty and dignity of this service is within the reach of any family. "You don't have to be rich to enjoy rich whiskey." ( At yu prtftr. . . fs BOURBON sr RYI m No, No. 17 It 25c 39c PINTS H QUARTS BOUMON No. B4 Now M I OLD QUAKER DtSTIUlD I DKY GIN All the quality for which Old Quaker ia famous. G. W. Lindqaisl DRESSING JAR SUN STUN If You'll Try this Splendid Dressing 32 W 1 40 laundry soap 18 OZ. 10c Fancy MARSHMELL0WS Fancy WASHO w Assorted GANDY C 7C 40 Ft. Roll I RAW Quality 4 ... 25c 0 OLD QUAKER AFTERWARD WAX PAPER 1 No. SCHENLEVS 25 C Large Pkg. BAW China bowl in each pkg. PINT-- No. QUART-- BREAKFAST OATS Fancy Peels 1 Go. Logan All Utah Pack Except Corn 1 Sons & it "doable rich." 2ft CANS PUMPKIN -XO. SS&333&9 A favorite in Kentucky where they call EXTRA STANDARD PACK 1 ! Co. LOGAN "one 27 CANNED VEGETABLES 1 Sons & SCHENLEVS Roskelley Coal Yard FANCY PACK 2 CANS RED AND WHITE PEAS 2 CANS RED AND WHITE G. S. CORN 2 CANS RED AND WHITE WHOLE BEANS 1 Everlons EMPTY W. H. CANNED VEGETABLES -NO. Folks will think so if yoi window shades are not neat and dean. Good shades for lew APLENTY THEY BEAR THE MARK COLD WEATHER Package 17c 11ft Lb.Lb. Package Fancy Pack 1- Your Home Dirty? ALMOST 10c 19: 1 Lb. Cana B&W 2-- NO. LLOYDS Co. LOGAN . 17c SALTED PEANUTS TUNA FISH NO. P"1' Sons & Eyertons 25c 18c 11 wrapped... Sheet Rolls Full Sized Sheets NO. P"1 vn Typewriters, guns, dishne, kal-- l somine brushes, Electric flout Sander all for rent. 6c ft Lb. Pkg. IJght Meats ....23c 45c Lb. Pkg Light Meats 1 -1-000 2-- - , BLUE BLAZE GOAL SHELLED WALNUTS TOILET TISSUE 2-- ; 11-2- LB. Packages 1 2 COFFEE 1 t; SUGAR J ft RENT IT u-- :d CLOTH COFFEE -ii PRINTING . Service CANNED MILK, 1 SEGO iRORDENS MORNING O- luiu-Leo- JOB DO WE DELIVER PHONE 6 Lb. Pkg., WE Plt-ge- r ! QUALITY GROCERY and MARKET Cellophane Mrs. JlHlie Smith entertained the Primary stake hoard member U.S.AG. TO visiting the Primary oanfrence in! Oct Card os Bridge club at SmithfieUi on Sunday were Evelyn her homo on cftenioor.. Wednesday PRESENT OPERAS otoddaid, Ante Hazel The guests wue seated :.t Thomley, i.v. and Jorgenson LaVina Deppe. (table which was centered by a I.OGAN- - Cacl-i (Thanksgiving center; iece with light- County is rvpies-vnt- i PfrriJent of the Seventeen Quor-c-d candlesticks at each end of tiiv d r.ii tl.e m. do glee club at the urn of Seventies held their regular! 'able. The was atm m i L't.-il-! ij'.aio Agricult ccHoge by monthly meeting at the home of candle light. j forty four students, according W. R. Deppe Sr. on Monday even- - j High score prize was awarded to .Trofcss r Walter Welti, head of the i1?- I Mrs. Charles Lundquis: and high jtocal music department, ut to Amy Nelson. Th-- e present j At pivscr.t the club is holding Ada Gyllenskcg, who is attending were Mrs. Bert Reese, Mrs. Char-th- e rchoaroats for its annual full Box Elder High School in Brig Lundqiil.it, Mrs. Grant Webb, concert of serious, humorous and Mr, f. F. Sorenson, dn'sic 1 numlobis, which v.lll be bam, visited with her parents over Amy Nels.-n- , NlLun pnd Dorothy Fulker- - i given in the week end. i Phyllis tonjunrlion with the ladies Ison. ILs Loiir.a Smith gucf,t The birthday club ipet at the Idiorue. majority of the glee club home of Mr. Selma Newbold on will also participate in the' Friday afternoon. The afternoon was Mr- - Dorius Hanson entertained college opera which will be presented Pinochle party in honor of spent in playing bunco. High score at during the winter quarter. The M- prize w3s awarded to Mrs. Din ' th birthdays of Dorius Hanson and ecticn has n t yet been made by Cash. A deUeous lunche.n was wn - Wtlter Han,on- - HiKh Professor Welti but he is considering awarded to Seldon Thomley one of Gilbert and Sullivans nr one ed to twenty six guests. 'and Mrs. Lawrence CmtweU. Lun- - of Victor Herberts. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meikle enter. chc0n was ervcd U thinera Such opera us Rigoiet:o, ' tained at a pirty Saturday night in Faust", and "II Trovntmc" have The De Lure Bridge club met at been produced under the baton of honor of Venn'. Tarbet The eve- -' ning was spent in 'playing house a the home of Mrs. Seth Chambers Prfcsstfr Welti at the college and! fire. High score prizes were siwar- - n Friday. High score prize was last year Blossom Time" was selj ded to Bessie Larson and Waldo -- warded to Mrs. Cecil Deppe and ected from the light rpera list Hurst. A acKcicus luncheon . was Ligh CJ- - to Mrs. Dean tr.twell. In the spring .'tuaiter the chnruoes Tfa "members wore pre'eht and two will be combined seved to sixteen guests. .gain to present irp&ial guests, Mr', l.c.mar.i Winn Icn oratorio, a .fntat tr a mass. M and t Rr.nald Ptrhev. will probably "Elijiih' BUDGET NOTICE j be tlte f, r the year3 pro- Mis Harriet Merrill, daughter of , grant, Prr.fescor Welti a id. Mary L. Merrill, wa chosen Notice is hereby given that the st.-of will nev SmithScld City council merfi fjurteen dcleg Re-- 8 nai Internal., on Wednesday, December 4, 1935 at ,the pYL club to attend the LiFOR RADIO SERVICE p. m. in the Library building for latwuAip temariciu.1 Convention Relatumship the purpose of hearing protests or . SEE Gie Mountain States f objections to the Proposed Budget and t Satuiday. for Smithfield City for 1936. A cony,l-"of the propjsed budget is on file in the office c? the City Recorder SHOP AT THE AMERICAN FOOD Go. Radio and may he read by any taxpayer STORE FtlR A GOOD VAt,1tJfT" PHONE 317 LOGAN if desired, prior to the said meet- - OF GROCERIES AND CHOICE I MEATS. WATCH FOR OUR HAND East of Fot Office ing ORDERS BILLS. WE DELIVER Jos. W. Peterson, adv. 9 Adv. City Recorder OF 52.00 OR MORE FREE c-- u' With R&W Canned Foods BUY THEM AT 1 November IS. IMS M'M'ri.-jl'jrohn- ? STOCK YOUR 1 i v, ? 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