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Show THE KEAVEIt PUESH, IiKAVER, 1'TAII, FRIDAY, JAXUARV pfffffffnfffifffiftiSffl :: We have made direct connection with our manufacturers, whereby we will be able to save our many customers a still larger amount of mm Pound Powdered Beet Sugar with each 2 Pound Package of Kitchen King Cocoa One 2 o for a 22 :: s mon- 14 TOILET TISSUE FREE : ft It ey on groceries and produce. Beginning next Friday and Saturday. January 20 and 21 we will have a great many articles for sale, at a great saving to you. Watch for Hand Bills for Description and Prices We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity Specials lor January - 29c Quick Quaker Oats Regular 28c, 4 ibs. 3 9? C lbs BLUE PINE COFFEE 30c 1 lh. Can I SUGAR 16c Special 13c RolIs NAVY BEANS 6 51c 10 lb. Bag - Macaroni, Noodles, BLUE ROSE RICE Spaghetti 25c 6 5c lbs, for 2 Per Pkg. : MEAT DEPARTMENT 10c : Pot Roasts ' 10c Pork Roasts 14c Best Steaks - - ioauor Uore. e. 4 KEORG A X IZATION OF YOUNG LADIES M. I. A. A reorganization of the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association in the Beaver east ward mutual was conduced Tuesday night, when Mrs. Susan Beeson as president and her counselors Crista Patterson and Kate Joseph, were released with a hearty vote of thanks for their very excellent work. Miss Crista Patterson was chosen as president to fill Mrs. Beeson's place and she chose as her first counselor Martha Hurst. The second counselor will be chosen later. Josephine White was retained as secretary. Come to the Go?d and Green Ball, Friday, January 27. If it's made of leather we "fix it." Ladies half soles 75c. All work positively guaranteed. GEO. WOODHOUSE SEMINARY TO GIVE PROGRAM SUNDAY Due to the change of time in holding sacrament meetings in both the Beaver east and west wards from Sunday night to 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon the Beaver seminary has been given the responsibility of util izing one of these Sunday evenings each month with seminary programs. The first of these monthly "programs will be given conjointly for the two Beaver wards Sunday evening, Janu ary 15 at 7:30 p. m. in the Beaver east ward chapel. A splendid program of talk and musical numbers has been arranged and the public is cordially invited to attend. o Mrs. Edith Woolsey received word Wednesday of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Emily Eugenie Cowdell, who died at her home in Salt Lake City that day, at the age of 74 years. Mrs. g resident Cowdell had been a of Salt Lake and is survived by her husband John Cowdell, five sons and two daughters. life-lon- Birch Porch Sets porch sets made of good substantial material. $2.00 Settees at $2.00 Rocking Chairs at Arm Chairs at $1.50 If you are interested in a porch set made to order, call at the Larkin Waters home. F. SMITH, Maker of Furniture Hand-mad- e PENNEY'S January White Goods TESTED QUALITY AND VALUE Tenco" 81x99 Sheets Naton Wide 81x99 Sheets Per.co Pillow Cases Nation Wide Pillow Case Hand Towels, 4 for Hath Towels Large Feather Pillows, each Cotton lied Spreads, 2 for Kayon lied Spreads 81x108 Heavy Rayon lied Spreads Honor Muslin Belle Isle Muslin Printed Table Cloth Cretonnes Wash Cloths, 3 for House Dresses, 2 for Ulankets 66x80, Part Wool Blankets, 70x80, Part Wool Sheet Blankets 70x80 Pequot Sheets 81x90 Pequot Cases 42x36 88c 59c 22c 13c .'. 2."c . '.. Come to the Gold and Green Ball, Friday, January 27. LOCAL Announcement 10c 98c $1.00 88c $1.49 8c 6c 79c 10c and 13c 10c $1.00 $1.69 $1.98 47c 88c 22c . j Zeluia Pearce, who has been in Salt Lake for the past month, arriv- -' ed home Tuesday for a visit with her Come to the Gold and Green Ball, mother, Mrs, Lottie Pearce. Friday, January 27. Mr. and Mrs. Othel Pearce and lit John Black of Escalante, oldest tle son Dickie, left Wednesday for son of Mrs. Jane Black was a viaitor Richfield for a short visit with Mrs. at the home of .hia mother New Pearce's mother. Year's day, it being her 85th birth The East Ward met Tuesday even day. ing and selected Ellaleene Waters Donald Mathewa who has been as queen for the Green and Gold spending the holidays with his par- ball which will be held January 27. ents, returned to Cedar City where Mrs. Jane Black Leavett. of Rich he is attending the B. A. C. field was a visitor at the home of Warren Thompson, of the Red and her mother Sunday, Januaryl and 2. White store at Cedar City, spent the week-en- d Mrs. Minerva Nowers returned visiting in Beaver. home last Friday after spending Mr. T?nr1npv WhitA was rushed to some three weeks visiting relatives the Milford hospital Monday, when in Provo, Salt Lake City and Lehl. she was opperated on by Dr. Parrish She reports having an enjoyable time. and is doing nicely. OPENINGS II Mr. and Mrs. John P. Barton re Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodwin and turned home Wednesday from Provo little son returned to St. George the where they had been to visit their last of the week, after spending the son Cullen. holidays in Beaver visiting with re latives and friends. We are glad to Mrs. Mary Clothier of Minersville, report that Mr. Goodwin is feeling was in Beaver Tuesday visiting at much better since moving to St. the home of Mr. and Mrs. David George. David Edwards returned the first of the week from Salt Lake City where he has been having his eyes treated. His eyes are. much improved but he will return to Salt, Lake City in six weeks to have them tested again. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neilson who have been visiting with relatives and friends in Beaver and Manderneld, returned to their home in Richfield the first of the week. Mrs. David Edwards received word Mrs. Samuel White motored down Monday that her son Mervin Ed wards at Minersville was ill and con- to St. George Wednesday of last fined to his bed with a heart attack. week to attend the wedding of Ber nard White and Miss Myers. On Good cedar sawed wood. Phone their return they stopped and called on Mr. and Mrs. Angus White at Ce 94. dar City. Miss Juanita Griffiths of Milford SDent New Year's holidays visiting Hal Baker of Minersville accomat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fay panied Miss Melba Jameson to Paro-wa- n Hickman. Tuesday and spent Wednesday visiting his brother, Jesse Baker J. T. Tanner was home missionary here. at the Milford ward Sunday evening. Gideon Carter, who has been ill He was accompanied by Miss Vera at the Milwith influenza-pneumonTanner and Julia Low. ford hospital has been brought to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Patterson Beaver where he can be looked after and little daughter Floreen of Mil- by his relatives. He is at the home at of Rodney White. His brother John ford were visitors the week-en- d the home of Mrs. Patterson's sister, Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Tattersall and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Morris are Mrs. Don Neilson at the Telluride. taking turns in caring for hire. Gerald Jackson returned to B. A. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hollis of C. at Cedar City Tuesday to resume his course there, after spending ten Blackrock brought their little son days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delos to Beaver Monday. The boy Joe Jackson and calling on friends has been ill for a few days and did Dr. McQuarrie was not improve. at Minersville, Rocky Ford and called in and found the little fellow has pneumonia in both lungs. They Mr. and Mrs. George Grimshaw of are at the home of Mrs. Hollis' mothCedar City, spent Monday visiting er, Mrs. Guy Goodwin. o with their mother, Mrs. Mary Jane REBF.KAHS AXD I. O. O. P. Grimshaw. INSTALL NEW OFFICERS Mrs. Lyle Johnson of Salt Lake The Belknap Rebekah Lodge No. City is spending a few days visiting with relatives and friends. She is 17 held their installation Tuesday the guest of her parents, Mr. and evening, January 3rd, officers elected were: Geneva Price, noble grand; Mrs. Alva Thompson. Emma Mathews, vice grand; Leona Frank Williams of Minersville, Smith, secretary; Hulda Lessings, Ralph E. Ellingsworth of Milford, treasurer. Grant Tolton, Isabel Gillies, and Mr. The I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 41 held and Mrs. Jesse Baker and baby left their installation Saturday night In Wednesday for Salt Lake City on the Lodge Hall, as follows; Jack MilMrs. Baker and ler, noble grand; O. A. Hardy of county business. vice baby will stop off at Provo to visit Minersville, grand; Seldon relatives there until Mr. Baker re Nowers, secretary; Ambrose Barra-clougturns from Salt Lake City. treasurer. ia Bundle Shower The Ladies Bridge club with a bundle shower in honor of Mrs. Ila Faux at her home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Delia Nowers won first prize and Gertrude Easton consolation. At five o'clock luncheon was served by members of the club. Mrs. Faux received many pretty and useful gifts from her friends. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were: Mrs. Faux, Gertrude Easton, Mame Baker, Gladys Meredith, Gwen Hortense Park, Erma Bowden, Hoops, Mame Hickman, Delia Nowers, Vella Browner, Geneva Price, and Vilda Smith. Attractive Prices for Thrifty Buyers FOR SATURDAY JANUARY 14 Fresh Red Tall -:- - Society Notes Neighborhood Club The ladies of the Neighborhood club held their regular weekly social in the Relief Society room at the West Ward chapel Thursday afternoon. Fifteen ladles were present. Mrs. Violet Thorpe of Providence, Utah, gave a demonstration in cross stitch sofa pillows which all the ladles enjoyed very much. Each club member furnished part of the delicious lunch that was served at the close of the session. Those present were: ''Mrs. McQuarrie, Claudia Morgan, Mrs. Powell, Jennie Price, Eliza Gunn, Lizzie Griffith Kathleen Farnsworth, Delia Murdock, Geneva Joseph, Nell Barton, Lottie Farrer, Vern Oakden, Mae White, Ruth Wittwer, and Mrs. Thorpe. j Bundle Shower Mrs. Zlna Parkinson entertained at a bundle shower for her daughter-in-laMrs. Delmar Parkinson at her home Monday night. Twenty neighbors and friends Mrs. Parkinson rewere preseDt. w ceived many nice presents. Ice cream and cookies were served at midnight. Mrs. Black Honored on 8."5th Several lady friends of Mrs. Jane Black met at her home Monday afternoon to honor Mrs. Black on her eighty-fift- h birthday which was New Year's day. A pleasant time was enjoyed singing old songs and early reminiscences. Aunt Polly Munford gave two splendid readings "New Year" and "Smiling." At four o'clock lunch was served to Mrs. Jane Black, Mary Munford, Lottie Farrer, Lizzie Bradshaw, Serena Jones, Lizzie Griffith, Martha Williams, Mary Jane Grimshaw, Mrs. Talbot, Hattle Mary Orton, Bessie Law and Theressa Mathews. en- tertained at a New Year's dinner in honor of the 85th birthday of Mrs. Jane Black. Aunt Polly Munford was a guest and enjoyed the dinner with the, Mathews family. Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Cleon Robinson was hostess at a bridge luncheon Saturday evening at her home. Four tables were arranged and covers laid for sixteen. At 8 o'clock lunch was served to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tolton, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Neilseu, Dr. and Mrs. McQuarrie, Dr. and Mrs. Petty, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff MeShane, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Barton, Jennie Price and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson. Later all enjoyed games of bridge. Ruth Neil-se- n won ladies first prize, Jennie. Price consolation. Grant Tolton first prize for men and consolation Dr. McQuarrie. Entertains Friends Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchings entertained a number of friends at their home Monday evening. Covers were laid for thirty-si- x who enjoyed a delicious hot supper served at 8 o'clock. After supper all enjoyed playing "500" and contest games until wee small hours. First prize for ladies was won by Ruth Wittwer, consolation, Geneva Joseph. First prize for men was won by Kent Morgan and consolation, h, 25c lbs. 3 Fresh Pork Hams 25c 3 lbs Pot Beef Choice 25c Roasts, 3 lbs Large ,Jumbo Size Celery, 3 for .... 25c Yellow Ban25c anas, 3 lbs Ripe Crystal Oats Wedding 22c Rolled Buckeye Oats, 9 lb. Bag.. 35c Morton's Smoked Salt, 10 lb. Can.... $1 ORSKACGS SJnjflTt FOOD STORES "A Surety of Purity" 1 Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted DR F. B. PARKINSON WILL BE AT THE LOW HOTEL TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 Especially Reduced Prices to School Children Regular Visits Special Prices Safeway ad for January 14th and 16th 2 CAJVT BARS I 1 M I I II B M PALMOLIVE"25Cl Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Lessings had as their guests at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winters and their son Harold Winters. They were enroute to their home in Salt Lake City after spending the holidays in Los Ange les. Miss Bertha Lessings accompanied them to Salt Lake City where she Is attending the L. D. S. Business col lege. Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Parkinson en tertained Sunday evening at dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nowers, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Parkinson and Mr. and Mrs. James Yardley. Past Grand Club Entertained Tattersall entertained the members of the Past Grand club Sat urday evening. A delicious two course luncheon was served at eight o'clock, by Mrs. Tattersall assisted by Martha Hurst, Thelma Hurst, and Kathleen Cline. A business meeting was held conducted by President Emma Mathews The new officers elected for the term of six months were: President, Sy- vella Ashworth; Vloe President, Maude Tattersall; and Secretary Treasurer, Marietta Bohn. Cards were played the remainder of the evening. High prize was won Maude Hul da Leasing. Those present were: e Ethel Murdock. Leonla Smith, Idol, Emmerett Wllden, Marietta Bohn, Catherine Bowman, Belle Bakes, Lettle Thompson, Hulda Less ing. Mittie Hamilton, Ruby Tatter sail, Stella Burt, Jean Barton, Emma Gen-iev- ' Syvella Ashworth, Maude Minnie Diehl, and Susie Tattersall, Thompson. Mathews, 25c den, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chase Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Farnsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nowers, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Woolsey, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Cannon Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wittwer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gentry, Mr. and Milton Gentry. Following are the guests who en- Mrs. Morell Warr, Bishop and Mrs. joyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Farrer, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Hutchings: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oak- - Miller and Mrs. and Mrs. Glen Baker. -:- - by Emma Mathews, consolation Sal- mon, 2 lbs Fresh Ground Beef Entertained in. Honor of 85th Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mathews Here Are Some h, Ash-wort- MILFORD, UTAH 13, 1933 Lard Coffee u. s. Dependable Vacuum Pack Inspected 8 lb. pail 85c 30c Pound Tin Calumet Pound Can Hewlett's Star 8 oz. 29c Panilla 19c Large Size 25c 2 pkgs. jPost Toasties Made in Utah from Utah T?1i riOUr Wheat. 48 lb. Bag 79c Assorted Flavors Jello 7c 14 oz. Bottle 15c No. 2 Can String Beans 9c fIHlPar Concentrated Soap 35c Large pkg. Radishes Cabbage aking Powder Large Solid Heads Pound Store 993 Fresh and Crisp 2c Bunch Milford, Utah 5c Phone 50 |