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Show v.. THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1942 -1 1 Bakery Specials Saturday Only Rays-N-Date Bread 12c Doz. Butter Rolls .... 15c Glazed Donuts, Doz. Parker House Rolls, Dozen .""" 25c 15c Pan Rolls, Dozen 10c Assorted Layer Cakes, Each . 20c and 30c Home Made Bread 3 for 25c Griffin Bakery A. R. HUDSON CANDIDATE FOB County Auditor ON THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET Local Items Mrs. Russell Sutton and daughter daugh-ter Claudia of Salt Lake spent last week here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bush. Mr. Sutton Joined them here Sunday and they returned to Uie capltol city In the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Pratt and children of Los Angeles, arrived ' year bookkeeper with Saturday night, called here by the -llrness and death of Mrs Pratt's mother, Mrs. I. L. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steele of La go, Idaho, who are spending a few weeks In Pleasant Grove, were dinner guests here of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bate. Gean Christiansen left this morning mor-ning for San Diego, where he will report for training. Mr. Christiansen Christian-sen is the son or Mr. and Mrs. N-P. N-P. Christiansen, and recently enlisted en-listed in the navy. ATTENTION! Vote for Mr. Hudson September 1. 1942 for County Auditor. Choose a man of experience ajid qualifica tion. A graduate from two business ! colleges. Four years a teacher off . accounting. Three and one-half two large Salt Lake Business firms. Chief Deputy County Clerk, and District Court Clerk of Utah County Seven and one-half years. Home owner at Santaquin and Provo, Utah Always a Democrat Member of the Provo Chamber of Commerce, Twenty years contact with the public. Active in the church, at present chairman of the Adult Aaronlc Priesthood work in the Sixth Ward at Provo, Utah. Filled a mission for his church and always a supporter of worthy causes both religiously and patriotically. He has a wife and seven children. Examine his record and you will support him. (Paid political advertisement) Owen Christensen, who has been in the western states mission since last February, is- home for a. few days recuperating from a recent Dr. Brown Ingersoll of Washing operation for appendicitis performed ton, D. C, Joined his wife and in Denver. He is visiting this small son Billy, and baby daughter, brother, Clare, and wife and fam- Barbara Jane, here, for a few weeks' fly. Guests at the Christensen home visit. Mrs. Ingersoll and children Monday night and Tuesday also J have been spending the summer were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christen-. here with Mrs. IngersolTs parents, sen -at Green River. Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Boley. ft tj- j m Hi -. . Utah Cheese , Week August 22nd to 29th Make Your O. P. Skaggs Store Headquarters for all your Cheese wants. Mild Cheese, lb 25c Sharp Cheese, lb 28c 2 lbs. American or Pimento ..... 59c Butter, First Quality, lb 49c Dressing (Miracle Whip) quarts 39c Coffee, Hill Bros., , 1 lb. glass 32c Sugar, la lb. bag 69c Matches, 6 boxes 23c Margarine, 1 lb. pkg. 23c Flour, 48 lb. bag, Yellow Yel-low Star $1.43 Spry, 3 lb. pail 71c Jello, any flavor, 3 for 20c Duz (The all purpus Soap Powder) large size 23c Milk, 3 tall cans 25c Wheaties, 2 large pkgs. ..... . 21c Cleanser, 2 Ig. cans .... 9c FRESH VEGETABLES Cantaloupes, 36 jumbos, jum-bos, 4 for 25c Lemons, extra large, 300 size, doz 23c Oranges, 200 size, . doz. - 23e FRESH MEATS Ground Beef, delicious, delici-ous, lb 23c Baby Beef, pot roasts, . . lb. .,,,. 25c Cold Meats, assorted, lb 30c QRSIWVGGS FOOD , VOTE FOE Virgil II. Peterson As The 'Democratic Candidate For Two Year County Commissioner At The Primary Election Next Tuesday : i . . .. .... .... 1 AV ' . i ' y V y 1 1 il.$ tiSa- His years of experience in various phases of public life qualify him lor the office he is now seeking. The election of Mr Peterson will place In office a man of experience, one who will devote his time and best efforts to the progress oT the county and for the benefit of the laborer, Tanners and taxpayers. (Paid political advertisement) Mrs. Rose Boyer of Los Angeles left Thursday after spetnding a week here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clara B. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Allen. Miss Mildred Bate has as guests here Sunday and Monday, Miss Alice Jackson of Salt Lake, and Miss Naomi Steele of Lago, Idaho. STORES EVERYTHING FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL It is a vast supply Job to search out the right kind of good-looking practical clothe young people need for school. You can see for yourself how well we're done It! Typical Penney clothes at typical prices geared to war-tunes when it's everyone's business to save for War Stamps and Bonds! Three-Piece Boys' Suits 14.75 Soft weaves in smart fall patterns. pat-terns. Coat and two slacks. Best for FaU! SLACKS, 2.98 & Her ringbones d 1 agonal s. stripes! BOYS' SWEATERS Smart coat and slipon styles. Rich con- - AO strastin tones. J-c0 Boys Dress Shirts Sanforized, perfect fit 98c Boys' Slack Socks Cotton In blazer stripes!: 13c pr. Men! Color Cans for SPORT COATS Bold herringbones and diagonals tor campus! :. Mes...&UardiHe .,. Slacks f 4.98 New Towncraft SHIRTS . 165 Silk and Rayon TIES 49c :Reg.,-US..Pat...OfI,. ... .. 9.90 Smart School DRESSES 1.19 Basque or princess prin-cess styles 1 In p e r c a le and cotton prints. Girls' Smart - COATS Of ileece o r plaids. 6.90 Girls' BLOUSES Cotton sport styles 69c Girls' Smart JACKETS 3.98 Bright p 1 aids or herringbone tweeds! Clever Styles'. 2.98 SKIRTS Swing, gored or pleated types! Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Bleak of Ft. Warren, Cheyenne, Wyoming, returned Wednesday after spending a Yew days here with Mrs. Bleak's parents, Mr. and Mrs Glen L. Taylor. Tay-lor. Private Bleak is a member of the Utah State Symphony orchestra and participated in the concert in Salt Lake Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bowen and son Albert, Mrs. Edna B. Evans, Misses Vllate and Norma Bowen, are visiting this week in Burbank, Cal., with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Warburton. Fred Bowen, recently transferred from Port Lewis, was given a short leave to visit his folks In Burbank. Mrs. Roy Slater was hostess Mon day night to the Book of Mormon class of the first ward primary at the home of her father, Jack Wright The group enjoyed the lesson les-son presentation by Mrs. Bertha Sager, and the tasty refreshments served by the hostess. Hospital Notes v. Mr .and Mrs. George Scott are the happy parents of a lovely daughter, born Wednesday morning. A baby grl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chess Klrkham of Mercur on Tuesday, August 25. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Morse are the proud parents of a son, born on Monday, August 24. Sunday, a baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sweat of this city. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Lead Pencils ........ 2 for Sir Pen Hi Filler Paper 4c Bottle Signet Ink So Box of Crayolaa 8c Pencil Bos-Fltted 25e Plunger Fountain Pea 49c New Fall btyieo VouTl Love! Misses' SMART DRESSES One and two-piece frocks sy qq of fine rayon weave. 12-20 JO Campus-Style OXFORDS..- 2.49 Women's Sport JACKETS 7.90 Attractive FaU SKIRTS.. 3.98 Tailored Rayon BLOUSES L98 Misses Wool SWEATERS 198 A baby son was born on August 25to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson of Pleasant Grove. Mr.and Mrs. Evan Pehrson have a new daughter, born on August 25. Cameo Theatre AMERICAN FORK. UTAH &$L--r Whir i n ha I f ill- I New Dress GocJ Sew and Sav Crepe Romaic 39 Inches Wi4 98c yard Colors: TCriM-i Black, Navy, fi) ii;tc. Dozens! Doie VT omen's New Fal Hand Ba$ Priced 98c young linen Charming, well-made fashions for a busier Autumn. Designed by Nelly Don with long, lean lines and trim as a thimble' left Rayon crepe with softly tucked bodice, decorative buttons. but-tons. Valor red, blue, black. 16V2-24V2. 8.95 right Refreshing Re-freshing simplicity in rayon faille. easy-tOrwear neckline, bracelet sleeves. Gallant blue, tan. black. 16,--241i. 6.9 ." Children' Winter COATS Leggins to Maid! Select Yours kJ Priced $4.59 up Small deposit Vj hold your selecfcj Ghipman Merc. Co Thursday, Friday and Saturday August 27, 28 and 29 mmm?mmLiAh , ..... JUJ1IMM J tut urn vmiris vuxx 4TMnmTAMtlrclMttri ncrun ALSO GOOD SHORTS Sunday and Monday August 30 and SI Mrs. Etta Johnson of Pleasant Grove underwent a major operation opera-tion on Monday, and is doing as well as can be expected. George Flack of Fairfield is in the hospital for medical care. B0LEYS INC. Store of Quality i - I 3 cans large Milk 25c ; 5 C. W. Soap 23c It bls. Crisco 73c tu ngA wvuu ... (.. ....... .......... Oxydol 23c Albers Oats 23c Bridal Veil Butter 48c First Quality Butter 49c Gal. Pennant Syrup 64c fa AMERICAN FORK 3-BIG DAYS-3 STARTING MONDAY, AUG. SIEBRAND BROS. IG REflT PI GSfl Dl L LYI WANTED: Dish WitoJ Louis' Cafe, AmericanMl AND CARNIVAL COMBINED 10 THRILL RIDES 10 OUTSTANDING SHOWS NEW STREAMLINED 8-Brag 6irciis-3 CJ?'J-3gS" "" . UNDER FLOODLIGHTS 28 CIRCUS ACTS 300 PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. A. B Ot and Mrs. Donald ObUdtt were dinner guests here K Mr. and Mrs. H C. Jen Orem Resides is 'f f m :W 1' & t : CIRCUS PRICES ADULTS (Including Federal Tax) 1 CHILDREN 12 Years Old and Under Without Ticket (Including. Federal Tax) ... 50c .... ITe ADDED GOOD SHORTS MATINEE f SUNDAYOO JP, . M. Tuesday and Wednesday September 1 and t BOLEY'S INC. LrmcT t T 1 T . I Jv tta.ne4tMAII i f ' . 1 T0" CUIBEIAIIIS PHONE BE SURE TO SEE DON REYr Famed. Jlolljrwood. Organist: at the Console of the Hammond Electric Organ ALL SEATS FREE ATJSPICES VOLUNTEER 1FIREMEN LOT LOCATION SCHOOL GROUNDS FRIX CKETS ; FOr CHILDKEN 12" Years Old or Under at your following locally owned and operated atom:.. BOLEY'S INC. GRIFFIN BAKERY PEAY DAIRY AND AT ALL UTAH OIL COMPANY GASOLINE STATIONS AT AMERICAN FOFKt "LEin, PLEAS-ANT PLEAS-ANT GROVE AND LINDON. Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamp3 for Victory . The Only Show of Its Nature Exhibiting on the North American Continent J wMTT. GEORGU W. George W. Lovelesi, for the past twelve V&J inent Orem citizen, wi .candidacy for nauon for Utih wfj I ...Bom.,nd.-rewed ".i Loveless was engag J and mining Prior , deputy sheriff. children with three ' J .lawnowinthcUntttfli He has wn-f d S Evans- and Ji 'over niff county jAr-j-i Mr. Loveic - y; religious and Vt ! served on tne r I several years, and w . icraUc chairman 1 several years In church won,"' sistant suix-rintr superintendent - T 1 1 .rH Sunday Sena. J iward Bunoay 1 .nntlntori .to U'c J, post when he cceP ment as a deputy (Paid political ALSO SELECTED SHORTS I 1 ' ' |
