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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY. JUNE 17. 1937 c: Jj- Mrs. John VemaT days Hansen. . Lh Rrf Jth U ML Mra" Mnf YEAR'S SUBCRIPTION k Schaub, of Logan, is with her sister, Mrs. "v visit-fJT- mis 9 in i $1.50 fnlrlprwnod. of in Tremonton Wednes- - jtf During June Challenge Days BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER 'T0a rif tz visited Saturday .... nth relatives in RuDert. saf: and Hulda Meister left & six week's vacation U '3?eiauvca i nhio " and Illinois. JUNE CHALLENGE DAYS JUNE CHALLENGE DAYS f "Buy In Tremonton and Save" - r f "Buy In Tremonton and Save" Buy the Best for Cash and Pay Less at FIELDING I NEED EXTRA CARE YOU tt SUBSCRIPTION SPECIAL CO. '1 0t JUNE CHALLENGE DAYS ntiarmaciBL eikuu- University of Idaho Scut- ! -, of Garland, was enjoyed for a couple of hours ton Sunday, where he visited with bis Devotional depart-awa- y after which lunch waa served and ev- mother. chairman of erybody voted it a good time. isitation committee Wallace Bourne went to Farming- SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carter and Janet Ault are visiting in Idaho this week. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nichols returned home from California, where they wtTe called by the death of Mr. Nichols' sister. S"",?? The followiner were nreRont ot L. D. S. Primary and M. I. A. at Salt Lake City: Mrs. Dora jara. vesia Moore, Mrs. Iceland Harris, Elaine Stenquist, Lois Grant and Noel Cook spent Sunday Cook, Mrs. Florence Beard. Mrs. Con in Grace, Idaho. Steffen, Gwen Peterson, Mrs. Juliana Mrs. Nellie Bills, of Vernal, Utah Harris, Mrs. Thelma Watkins and Bertha Landvatter returned Monaccompanied by her son, Herbert of Miss Nelda Pederson. day, after a week's visit in Salt Lake A Salt Lake City, spent Sunday at the J. Carter left Thursday to City with her sister. Ruby and friends home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland J. Han- spend a fewEngland Alice Earl left Wednesday for Ogweeks with friends and sen. den, where she is employed for the relatives in Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rich, of Bear Afton Gleason, of North Garland, summer. Miss Merle Kimball, Vernon LesLake, Utah, and Mr. and Mrs. Van spent Saturday and Sunday with her ter and Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Neal, Ness Valentine and sons, Max and cousin, Wanda Pederson. Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, of of Los Angeles, Bpent the weekend Robert, of Paris, Idaho, spent Satat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris and urday Sunday with Mr. and M3 Wallsberg, Utah, spent the last two A. L. Cook. weeks with Mrs. Laura George, who Beck, returning from a trip through Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Ward Shuman spent this week is Mrs. Thompson's mother. Mr. and Mrs, Glen Kirchgertener Mrs. Mr. and of Nelson, Provo, Jay with relatives in Ogden. and spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. monddaughter Margo Ann, and RayEdens, of Pocatello, Idaho were and Mrs. Beard. Miss Deloris Hansen is a guest of visitors here Wednesday. her sister, Mrs. Joe Frisby. Miss Carma Beck, employed as a nurse at the Los Angeles county hosI pital, is staying a week with her By Enid Welling mother, Mrs. Chris Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hansen, of Hollywood, California, are visiting in Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Richards and this city. family Wednesday visiting and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Winchester, shoppingspent in Ogden.' Alice and Junior were business Gene, Eben Wilcox spent Friday visiting visitors at Salt Lake Monday. in Salt Lake City with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Pond, of Fair Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reese and 18 -- 19 - 21 Mon., field, Idaho, were visitors of Dr. and spent Sunday in Salt Lake family visiting Mrs. J. M. Schaffer, Monday. with relatives. Mrs. C. C. Watkins has been stayMrs. Than Gam and Mrs. Wallace ing with relatives in Salt Lake City. Bourne spent the weekend in Salt Cool Permanents LEG MUTTON Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Schaffer and Lake, attending M. I.A. and Primary the attended rein Argyle daughters conference. Individual Waves Per . Beef ion at Salt Lake City Sunday. Wesley Garn spent Saturday in Pound Pound LaL& Miss Arlene Hadfield, of Logan, Mackey, Idaho on a fishing trip. Eye Treatments visited here Monday, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robinson of Salt A farewell dinner party was given Lake City spent ROAST Scalp Treatments MUTTON for Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Felsted of ing with friends. Saturday here visitof Mr. Felted's the home at Garland Miss Trena Christensen, of Clarks-toHair Tinting Shoulder - Mutton Per sister, Mrs. L. J. Hansen, Monday ev who has spent the past two weeks Pound V Pound ening. Mr. and Mrs. Felsted will spend visiting with Mrs. Elna Peterson, rethree weeks in and around New York turned home Saturday. and 'Miami, Florida. Miss Coleen Udy returned home CHOPS BACON Gay and Gloria, small aughters of from Salt Lake Thursday where she Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Schaffer enter has heen visiting with her grandpartained at Liberty Park at Salt Lake ents. Per I Cff, Smoked, Sliced City, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hansen spent Pound Pound Grant Cook left this week to at Thursday shopping in Ogden. tend summer school at the Moscow Mr. and Mrs. Frank Debri, of Salt University in Idaho. Lake City, spent the wekend BACON Miss Nelda Pederson left Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford visiting Welling. and for a week's visit with friends M. A. Garn and Leonard . Smoked Shankless Welling relatives in Burley, Idaho. in Preston on busspent Wednesday Piece Lb. Pound Mrs. Elmer R. Winzeler, Mrs. Hec- iness. tor Haight and Mrs. James Ransom Jim Skinner and Von Holt sponsor attended the June Luncheon of the ed a swimming party for their Sunday ROAST V2 American Legion Auxiliary, for the oulw' tiasa naay nignt at the Udy election of their new officers, at Brig-ha- Hot Springs. About 30 bovs and Beef Per I Q . attended. A huge bonfire was built City, Monday evening. A surprise party was given for Mrs. in the evening and a program Pound Pound the by Adam Brenkman at her home Thurs boya and girls was given. Swimming day. The Carol Echoes came in singing of their thankfulness that their' faithful piano player had come tnru her operation so nicely and was on a speedy road to recovery, The Bible class of the Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. Jen ;We Have Purchased One of the Prize Beef, Featured at the First Junior Livestock Show. kins Sunday evening to elect their Beef was raised and fattened by One of the Local Future Farmers. This prize Beef MThia was 50tf Wilson new officers. Mrs. Arthur tWill Be On Sale All This Week. elected president v Mrs. John Miller, con-fertn- ce V- PAGE SEVEN I Lee's Market FOR SUMMER June For Fri., Sat. and LOVELINESS SIRLOIN STEAK OO 15c f STEW 1Q. 1 n, Phone 114 for Appointment MUTTON -- SHOP VOGUE BEAUTY ! PICNIC HAM QQ DC DANCE 23c POT MUTTON m by Blue Creek Baseball Team BLUE CREEK WAREHOUSE s -- 12c I OC Friday, June 18th PRIZE BEEF GOOD MUSIC Admission 25c IJV f ERMA NELSON Sponsored 5c CHECK THESE PRICES rUCFCP JUNE CHALLENGE DAYS - "Buy In Tremonton and Save" ERICAN FOOD STORES, Inc. )NE TREMONTON, UTAH 31 for Friday and Saturday, June Specials OC di Plt3 48-i- h. Bag lOib. Cloth r-- PSON 61 Pound JARS - pints, case POWAX - PRUBBERS-do- Ibottles WIN, Moon f P CREAM -- powder -- pkg. ...... W LEGS Mock 6 for .. . Sliced Whip PING Miracle Quart tor t ULH .Tr gleans Box TOMATOES CARROTS 35c 26c PEANUT BUTTER j YoOLbs 1 U1U1 THEM 2 2 Bunches .. LM0NSJptyDoZ J2uiSoz 29 $5.49 DUrtHd 22 Can .. Fancy Can FLY SWATTERS Each Pound . .. 8 10 10 5 19 FLAVOR4DES,a3CPrg,10 Ground COFFEE Fresh Pound 17 CAlUMlO SALMON 4-o- z. I cL D1?AQ1 Fancy l 2 3, Sieve I LiiO 2 Cans GRAPEFRUIT TOMATOES - 3 No. 2y2 cans... 25 PEAS, B. P. 3 sieve, 3 tall cans 25 PEAS, B. P. No. 3 sieve 2o 2 No. 2 Cans BEANS, K. K. Cut 2o 3 No. 2 Cans CORN, K. K. Standard, W No. 2 can SALMON, Del Monte, tall can, 25 19 COFFEE" Lb. SARDINES can Can 3 Cans WHITE KING asr. POT ROASTS, Fancy Beef - Lb VEAL CHOPS - Lb . VEAL Ground - - 7tf BEEF - PORK All for 50 BACON, Fancy Sliced, lb., 25 LUNCH MEAT, Ass't, lb., 250 MUTTON CHOPS - lb. 150 LEG MUTTON - lb. STICK BOLOGNA - lb 150 150 DEVILED MEAT 3 Cans DRIED BEEF Palmolive Bar 3 Cans 29 25 TOILET TISSUE 10 CERTO 26 25 29 Tl JELLS-RIT- .... JAR RINGS A DA rMiu . Holly SALT & .. 2C HAND SOAP s Pkgs. SEALING WAX i lb Cake -- Pectin 2 Bottles ... E GRAHAM CRAX 10c :20c. IBSKSSSSSSaaBBOBi 10 23 10 25 19 POWDERED SUGARS, Crystal White 10 Bars 31 NEW SPUDS TAM TA17C! Firm, Ripe 2 Lbs. 25 LETTUCE Fancy White 10 Lbs. ..... Large, Solid Head 25 .. 5 ... . Place your BERRIES for canning are arriving fresh each day orders for the first picking of Cache Valley Berries SALMON, K. K. Red, tall can, 19? House CLEANSER Light 3 Cans 10 9 5 10 10 10K. 4 Bottle SOAP A 180 Make A Meat Loaf - 1 Pound of Each lOC0 Lemon or Vanila 1 Bottle .... UVf D A PTC Quality Meat PI F A 1VTC17D SHOE WHITE Bow. 5c 1 9c 9c 17c 25c SPAGHETTI, 2 tall cans 16 10 Heinz Can .. I" DAD If " DC A FANCY CAKES ... fcL 25c KANKSS& 15c WMEATS 25c l. SALMON p!liced 17c ILIBUT Pound 23c . - ORANGES QUALITY MEATS CHICKEN Per Pound LEnUCE1!idchHrad! Rose - 2 pkgs., 19 Sliced Baco n Fancy, Pound Mild SPUDS 10 Lbs. 17 25 pKiiSHO U..LL 25c 16c 19c NEW 5 z - Pound TOMATO JUICE sSc!n SODA CRAX 2.b. Pound GINGER SNAPS SUGAR 19 The Best In Produce 45 doz CHEESE r- 65 10 pound W IfLASSES - , O1 w Golden West i r- OOC Bag COFFEE 18 Mild FOOD - ...... - 1 |