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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER PAGE EIGHT, THURSDAY, OCTOBfj Trernonton, Utah. The Ervin Stohls and the Dick Ruth Woodhead of Salt A. L. Cook was in Los Angeles, in Aliens spent the week-en- d Lake visited with her son and last week. Lake. Salt family for a week. Mrs. Local Happenings Liberty Theatre STARTING OCTOBER 1st OUR EVENING SHOWS WILL BEGIN AT 7:00 P. M. A COMPLETE SHOW AFTER 9:30 P. M.! 12 Fr:day and Saturday, October 11 and Double Feature Program and Mrs. Bent Bryan of Mr. Nephi and Mr. and Mrs. Royal Bryan of Salt Lake visited Sun- MONTE HALE - ADRIAN BOOTH in "OUT CALIFORNIA WAY" day with the John Garfields. (Magnacolor) also SHELIA RYAN and FRED BRADY in "SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS" Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Marble spent several days in Salt Lake last week and attended Serial Cartoon and Picture! Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, October The Story of a Great Horse A Must-Se- e 15 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ulery of Maryland are visiting with her sister, Mrs. George Napoli. ROY ROGERS - GEORGE HAYES - DALE EVANS JACK HOLT and LE ROY MASON in "MY PAL TRIGGER" Mrs. R. G. Woodhead returned with The Sons of the Pioneers and "Trigger" News Color Adventure Short Lew Short Lehr Cartoon Jasper Wednesday and Thursday, October 1G and 17 JOHN HODIAK - NANCY GUILD - LLOYD NOLAN in this week from a week's visit in San Francisco. Dr. Harry the over Lake d. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis of Layton were here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Summers, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Davis attended the dog field trials held here. with RICHARD CONTE and MARGO WOODE Cartoon "The Johnstown Flood" Friday and Saturday, October 18 and 19 Double Feature Program in "NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS" Mr. and Mrs. James Walton attended Conference, Saturday and Sunday. also BILL ELLIOTT and BOBBY BLAKE in "COLORADO PIONEERS" Cartoon week-en- attended Versluis Conference in Salt "SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT" ROY ACUFF and ALLAN LANE Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Sparks of Carey, Idaho ,and Mrs. Earl Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Comeilson Fox of Haley, Idaho, were Sunof Ogden and Mrs. Ray Parks of day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aarl McCammon, visited Friday at Bennett. the Elmer Gorrinee home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maughan Guests at the home of Mr. of Tooele visited this week-en- d and Mrs. Elmer Gorringe Tues- with Mrs. Elma Allen. Mrs. Guy Johnson was in day were the R. J. Kinseys of Mr. and Mrs. K ith Rhodes Monday to visit her brother, Ogden. is who J. Ray Stoddard, and family of Stone, Idaho, will seriously Alfrom Cardston, ill at the Dee hospital. Visiting make their home on the Iowa berta, Canada, with her aunt, String. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Laub were Mrs. D. B. Green, is Mrs. Fern in Salt Lake Sunday. Mrs. Laub Williams. CARD OF THANKS stayed, returning Tuesday Leland J. Hansen Jr., who is We wish to thank our many interning at a Los Angeles hos- friends who assisted us during Mr. and Mrs. Rex Laub were pital, is visting home this week. the illness and death of our in Salt Lake Tuesday on wife and mother. Their many Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Webb of acts of kindness and words of guests of Vernal were week-en- d were greatly apprecMr. and Mrs. Merrill Laub Mr. and Mrs. Leland J. Hansen. sympathy iated. spent Wednesday in Salt Lake. Lester Pierson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Orval Ewer and Guests at the A. L. Cook home family visited Sunday afternoon Monday were Mr. and Mrs. D. G. with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ewer Poole and son Robert and dau- of Logan. A Suggestion: ghter, Margaret and C. C. Boothe Have Your of Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Jesse L. Roberts, with the FARM IMPLEMENTS Relief Society Stake Board, atMrs. A. L. Cook and daughter, tended the meeting of that orREPAIRED NOW Phyllis, spent last week in Salt ganization in Salt Lake, WedWhy wait until you are ready Lake City and Provo. nesday. She also attended the t use them? Conference sessions. Mr. RoMr. and Mrs. Leon Christian berts attended Sunday. H. C. ROHDE sen were in Salt Lake over the Blacksmith and Machine Works week-en- d Mr. and Mrs. N. Earl Marble where Mr. Christian "Mends Everything sen attended the UEA attended the Conference sessions But People's Ways" at Salt Lake last week. ness this week. d. Tremon ton 13, 11 Ross Miller is in Mesa on busi- Mrs. Ada Garfield of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Ed Deakin were and Elwyn Garfield of Washing- in Salt Lake for the week-enton, D. C, were guests at the John Garfield home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson were in Salt Lake Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Day Garfield attend the football game bewere conference visitors in Salt tween Utah and Arizona. They Lake Saturday and Sunday. also visited with Tess, Johnson. Serial Friends; Some onehi'LUMI a man cannot work y a day at his trade 'A L 1 crnH nnnnliw Og-d- en line. N1 -- 0- To listen to some of t crop of songs, one v'alter they were written in ;ous a: cave. i han n' wh' le wor And the singing c in a f must have been Wuth booby hatch. n the -- 0. Now days, what ing is sung. i ' tnanT After that one, I haclve ot fie!d down to business, tc ,ble business, we certain! express our apprecia:;?" natronage you have : the Thanks. s- - 1 1 idswil 8H Ji" Ml PATCHES and PATTERNS texts lds wi 0' ATTENTION i VI b GIRLS I just arrived Assorted colors and sizes New stock We have plenty Batts in cotton and wool to make quilts, too. CROWN STRIPED ZIPPERS TICKING 32 5, 7, 8 and inch in colors 9 MRY j ! HIGH CHAIR PADS fo. Sale! Genuine Esmond Slumberest SHIRTS BABY CRIB-SIZ- DIAPERS BED SPREADS RATTLES and TRAYS I BLANKETS It I N T 23','r Wool $2.98 value for 3G Ready for your embroidery needle. COCOA POSTUM S1.C9 BEETS To warm vp the cold winter nights ahead. GEPIIART STORES CO. "Buy For Cash and Pay Less;' I 39 8Inosz!apnkV wmt 2 CHENILE U1ko. 2 1)61 SPINACH niMFTTE fa VI it fa LOOPED RUGS : 5 can Monte Diced 12 .IIno. 2 !if.aL.Nao?c2yv4 Mixed Vegetables ...No. 2 ROSSZZLTb , can WHEATIES Breakfaat f q'p8'o0"' PRUNES Extra !?rf?e sifl30-40- 3 can 19 can 17 for Cherub, Unsurpassed Goodness ... 4 Fish For That Tasty Dinner SETS lb8 lb 18 SALMON In various colors. HALIBUT MEXICAN FrrFrnTsUced ik' 5Q BoneleS8 Wh,te Flsh " SOLE h"& COD FILLET - FILLET OF PLASTIC ib Bone:rb. Type Fre8h- - Type FRANKFURTERS PLUMP FOWL SUced lb 1 lb ......T-cr-a- ib. LUNCH MEAT.Three Assorted Varietlrbs CHEESE Dutch Mill, American Plain and figured colors for bathroom and kitchen. Also Shower Curtain. Fresh Crisp, ss GRAPES Fancy Sweet 37 42 33 37 40 34 APPLES SPoc.plBJL!!!i-Jb.l- 1 I th big October INDIAN SUMMIR uranyes SUM -- by Julia loo Wright many ofhor aacirlng fomtvm Ctt your copy PhM FRED FRETS-SALL- WVE GOTrO BE MORE only THAT NEW HOUSC-jFOR ONE THING, OUR Y ANYTHING! f? L 5 Lemons Sweet jmcy, Small .lb. SOLVES ...AND TARLI 450F.-4- "b Over 475tr mei lost IT Ot WriCHTS AND MIAJl'Inn Spr measurements use standard nie-- e fjt gear-- ments are level. 3 teaspoons. . tablespoi I 4 teaspoons 1 i tabled 5 teaspoons , .1 tables? 8 teaspoons. v .2$$ tables 1 tablespoon cup. 2 tablespoons. . . . . . i cup 4 tablespoons i cup. t rl I o yi i.Li lauiespooiia. . . . tuj 14 cur 8 tablesDOons 10 . . tablespoons. H cupi 12 tablespoons A cup 16 tablespoons. .1 cup i 2 cups 1 pint .... j ...... 5 ... 8 OJ Of- cups.... pints quarts. 8 quarts 4 pecks - 1 quart 1 quart) 1 galloa 1 peck .1 bushel ' ii A Si t Lv fj n m An Extr i Uhumj Strn'i ; IT SOUNDS FANTASTIC, LOIS. BUT TELL KNOW FRED 13 RIGHT, LOIS. WE'LL I -t i NOTE: For both liquid andsident 4 2 4 SuK'sit. 10 th; 4- This table will be"a help wki$ serv increase or decrease recipes. Ing t' ZhXtlR. 4 fTZ. ial 350F.-3- :te Hot Very Hot Famoti" Sweets lb. Prndnce Priren 9abJrt to Dully Market Changes Y BUT, FREO I I CAREFUL ABOUT EXPENSESlSIMPtV WONTSERVE IF WE EVE EXPECTTO (.POOR FCOO...FOR DUILO FsSouthern Cabbage Lettuce f OHIIDOtN CUT wWi fun color photot DIAMONDS-polnt- ori on bwylnf No- - 1 275F.-3:or- Moderately Hot.. 400F. 3 - . Degrees FahreLiin Type 31 ZhA?n:iilh, O activ OVIN TtMPERATURfS i ing cups and spoons. All Potatoes Squash li di- Slow Moderate 17 ib. s ever temperature. J Toka-- Q oven I 7 ii lb, Cranberries YamC Don't ml Strlng-VLLL- Stalk reprt i3Ciatl( 1 AQJ cans H7 Fl HPVI I Sllvcr Steaks Isorthwestern Deni ' l elect temperature chart iti affaj where a recipe daily .... valuable ..J'''o t,11 .i .1 . give coin me type oj oven wwr,anser i This 12 48 CHOCOLATE HerBhey' Mil If IVULIV Clip end file 28 3U 39 20 t Quart pkg. uy-- R08B b03 White Magic, The Better Svocat Uleach ,l scl JHm-rLUj- n Large caa te LA FRANCE muing ...he co per o' DRANO .Large can .g jro WINDEX Glass Cleaner 6 oi on, P Cleaner SOIL-OF- F ithela S 12 Fara 6 can n urn OATS Quaker's, Quick or Regular .large pkg, KELLOGGS Corn Flake8 ..11 oz. 15 I Rl FAT H 12 oz. pkg, -!- timg vt pkXne CLAPP'S drained Baby Food 33c Sperry's Pancake & 48 oz. pkg. Waffle !r.LD..r.L.....2 -o- i1 CURTAINS Assorted colors and patTwin and Double size. .. c inrv t can HFIM7'Q Strained Baby Food 52 26 lbs. Quick or Regular Oats Large pkg. Rice Krispies 18 H.lr.sle!,sb. BEAN SPROUTS they here and see BLANKETS fl WJaTnfl hlAlir 31 ASPARAGUS Aun.".y...sii!!.Ao.G2rT?n are our wool Morning Glory BEANS In assorted colors and sizes RAG RUGS t . No. .cial GERBER'S..!!lai!!iflbLFodcan. ircskteit Fec& x 50 NEW STOCK OF terns. 39 Tasty Peanut Butter have a COME IN While Ek A.!,b. COFFEE LARGE BOLOGNA DRESSES For the little Miss Size 7 and up in Assorted Colors and Patterns. Size Ti PABLUM- you the brands that have been made famous by advertising on the radio and in popular magazines and newspapers. And it's Safeway policy to bring them to you at money-savin- g prices. Come in today and select your favorites. y Small, medium and large. E CHENILE . etS COFFEE BATH Orange and Apricot Juice 2 ... 1 ! can cuU ut c. p. CEREAL It's an important part of Safeway service to bring Real Roast TEA BAGS buryTe'ct. 13 LADIES' yard !.r.Slb. 43 TEA SCARFS Sale! Sale! CHIX q, W 1 Ce&s esd Tea LARGE STOCK OF INCH FALL HOODS BONNETS DISPOSABLE 71 Stenciled on fine woven materials. We 39c JUST ARRIVED FOR UlU1 No. 2 T1 0Jp 46 ....Quart Luncheon Sets Table Scarfs Dresser Scarfs "GRANDMOTHER" QUILT OR RUG canlmost 8fc!eB! GOLD ?range .Juice f IlllllfPPV tl ,tse ISO. 2 can 2 APRICORE t and instructions for making a ches ne apa "ed to ,iffis.i.i.:viasatest seems LEMON JUICE Tiece Novelty SETS impc s TROPIC TREAT We have a shipment of trs. W' -- 0- ELEND.O' GOLD SS'if-SfSC- n TOVN HOUSE Grapefruit Ju,ce 'V FULL QUILT turnin flat. GRAPEFRUIT !V. 4 BRIDGE and LUNCHEON was i tune Cow Died," was writvlited vsry&y CHERRIES f!.!!!: I 5 lobert I suppose the APRICOTS WOULD YOU LIKE ,s!iPpe wn ir isn't 0 - II t roller." -- 0- relieve lewhat ' mtes 1 Mrs. Seymour Hill and daughters, Roma and Lola, Mrs. Janet Nelson and daughter, Joan, and Beth Brown, were in Salt Lake, Sunday to attend conference. MIDNIGHT MATINEE Hypnotic Thrill Show SATURDAY ONLY AT 11:45 p. m. by Cany . f' MOREL HAVE TO DO SOMETHIN, EVEN CUTDOWM. OM FOOO. iif ir stop worvin&'. ; y f fuX vf 'right ! now, SAtiy; 1 f TOO MUCH ! vJt IT'S A STORE THAT J A Al lit I mv riinerre BRANDS, AND THEY'RE PR.ICEO LOW EVER riAV ric tup urrte j u X) |