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Show Box ElifcrNEWS 8 Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, July 22, 1953 B ARE FACTS From ear River City RIVER BEAR Miss CITY Sue Simmons of Twin Fails, Idaho, was a guest at the Austin Johnsen home over the weekend. Saturday evening R. H. of Salt Peck, Audrey Bergin Lake City, Sue Simmons and Laron 'Johnson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peck of Fielding. A steak fry was enjoyed. Sunday morning the four . young people rented a plane from the Logan airport and with U. H. Peck at the controls flew to Aberdeen, Ida. and were dinner guests of John Vanderford, Jr. at his fathers sheep ranch. They also enjoyed a swim in the private pool, maintained on the ranch. They continued their flight to Twin Falls and saw Miss Simmons safely home then returned to Logan. The weather was perfect and the young people had a wonderful time, Mrs. Carrie A. Christensen, Mrs. iLaVone C. Roberts of Salt Lake City and Miss LeAnna Nelson of Tremonton returned from an enjoyable trip to California. They visited Clyde Christensen, who is stationed at San Luis a Obispo. Clyde is attending D.T.T. school. They left the car there for Clyde and the party returned on the Greyhound. saves Aero-Lar- k Aero-Lar- k 14995 Arolork 9 Door Stdon, lift Prlco, Ohio. Plm Fodorol F.O.B. (if Toxoi. Stott and loco) Tax any). Transportation, D olivary and Handling Chorgw. Optional Equip ant. Extra loto, COMPANY 550 South Main Street Phone 272 ft important beyond ivonls! of Mrs. 'Mortimer Dennett Claude Perry, Utah representathe result is tive of American Can company, Hopedale saysfurniture Colonial and briev reports that 7,734,000 cans of that are pouring into other tomato juice were packed In the sections of the nation and drain-- , Beehive State in 1952. New England of one of the iMr. Parry, whose company ing Important elements of its herl-- j dein canners with cooperated tage. veloping a process to retain the natural flavor and high vitamin content of tomato juice, added that Utah canners last year VETERINARY also packed the equivalent of SMALL ANIMAL 30,874,500 No. 2 cans of other tomato products, including CLINIC whole tomatoes, tomato paste, tomato puree and tomato sauce. Each Saturday Processors bought 98 percent In Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. of all the tomatoes grown Utah in 1952, the 63 NORTH MAIN firm's representative said, providing farmers with a $1,973,000 Phone: Brigham 1040 or market for the more than Tremonton 5766 tons of tomatoes that they for states the produced pack. ' 75,-00- 0 HER Mack's Pharmacy 97 SOUTH MAIN OH SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY gran? Ole 27c MINERAL OIL U.S.P. QUALITY. PINT SIZE (Limit 1) ........ . 90c DOANS PILLS OF FORTY AT BIG SAVINGS! PACKAGE (Limit 1) ..... . Dresses denim, sail cloth and twill Now Each year thousands of insignificant-lookin- g ones creep through floors of our forests the grass or and woods. They don't often kill the big trees.. They seem to do little or no damage.,, fires-lo- w, slow-burnin- g brush-covere- d (Theres just one catch. 'Down in that grass and brush are tiny trees .the future woods and forests of America the timber that your children will urgently Rememter need in the years to come, small trees. fire One group - Reg. BLOUSES SKIRTS MIDRIFFS kills these Yes, it is mighty important that we prevent those "insignificant fires. For they are forest fires, too... just as destructive, just as costly. For America, for your children, please be 'careful extra careful with matches, smokes, campfires. Think of those tiny trees . . , hidden, kin the grass.. Sale CAPS Clearance cotton crepe sizes $1.00 4 to PAJAMAS BATHING SUITS PD03 f 14 itos ....$1.00 $1.98 $1.98 & $2.98 Stamped Goods Pillow cases $1.98, Baby saques i responsibility to contribute to the public welfare. This is therefore sponsored in cooperation with The Advertising Council and U. S. and Stats Forest Services by: Jergtns Special 50' LOTION 25' SHAMPOO You Save 26c 75c Duo A Qe -B- OTH tU eoc & Kimonas 25c, 49c, 79c Like oilier American business linns, we believe fliat business bas advertisement Non-Swimme- The other fishermen soon got Corn from the 1953 crop will him to be supported at $1.58 per the idea and towed safety. Quick r's Ari& Gift Shop first thought they were seeing a new fishing technique, but later found it was just a nonswimmer using his head to save himself. Dr. F. Dale Figg clung to his boat when it overturned while he was fishing. He wound up underneath the craft. He couldnt swim so he couldnt free himself. He solved the problem by pounding on the bottom of the hull to let others know he was Then he pushed underneath. a fishing rod out under the edge of the boat. tikOtfEY MAW4ci? last week. They were on their way to the Northwest on vaca- OF ww tion. CASHMERE Bouquet REGULAR SIZE CAKE (Limit 3) TOILET SOAP. ......... . ice PAPER NAPKINS WHITE. EMBOSSED. BOX OF 80 (Limit I). AYTINAL VITAMINS in each of the capsuled A. B. O. SKOL BURN OINTMENT SUNTAN ioo . . L ANTISEPTIC. 079 Bottle of fle rarua, gj- Liquid-Crem- Formula 20 Shampoo Q Qc ,fcottfo...OJ LOTION HELENE CURTIS ounce SPRAY NET FOR HAIR Olahen Brand Mists it Mrs. William Rose entertained at a lovely party in honor of her husband's birthday anniversary. Guests were neighbors and Mr. Roses sisters, Amelia and Ellen from Ogden, and Elaine Burbank from Deweyville. Mr. Burbank was also present. A social hour was spent after which delicious refreshments, including beautiful birthday cake, were served. Mr. and Mrs. Reynold (Bob) Jensen of Benjamin, Utah, visited relatives on their way to Yellowstone park. tt 25 utan rouirA BAYTOL B Complex VITAMINS Bottle of 100 .. ; Y our 039 UTAH Sm I rrouLTRYs Manager Says i JACK KELLY, Manager Steel Mastercreft 2 A local o plant to serve the local, TACKLE AND TOOL BOX home-tow- v t Seamless, construction. water-tigh- Use drfcrT" Mouse-Pruf- 4Ounce e 89e t'-J- i 29 CALAMINE LOTION Soothing. n needs . . poul-tryme- No More Mice tew home-tow- llshtond 4 HEAT POWDER Effective Meyer's brand . That's what Utah Pouln try provides for and farmers of this area. There is no need for holding eggs fo r pickups to distant Instead, plants. service is provided that insures maximum quality and top premium prices. 2-4- 9 QCc ALOPHEN TABLETS fcW Laxative action Get bottle ollOO . OQe PYCOPAY TOOTHBRUSH Scientifically designed, and only ........Ww . CCc wU EQe wV to $5 ncluding crinkle crepes ginghams and embossed cottons, sizes 1 to 14 Priced to clear at $1.00 HATS only you can mmm I?I3H $1.00 FisherPERRY, Mich. (UP) men on the Shiawassee River at PHONE 1181 uni! CLERAtlCE! GIRLS SHORTS Thinking Saves Life FINE An antique fancier says New of tomato juice that England is being stripped of its of have their source on scores historic antiques because resiUtah farms and their destina- dents of the region tions on thousands of American dont appreciate them suffix dinner tables, brought $837,000 ciently. into the state last year. Rivers Mrs. DeVerl Barker. Roger Johnson, Max Bywater, Dee Hardy and Steve Tingey of Brigham City returned on Friday evening from a pleasant trip to Yellowstone park. On their way home they stopped at Malad, Idaho and attended the rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horner and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Soren---on- , all of Ogden, stopped for a while with Mr. and Mrs, Chester Christensen. The group were 6n their way to Ponds Lodge, where they were going to spend some time fishing. Doman Mrs. and Carlyle daughter, Kay, of Huntsville, and Mrs. Ella Hardy of Ogden, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardy and family, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huggins attended the "wrestling match es held at the Stadium in Salt Lake City, Thursday evening. Mrs. Mary Holman attended a family reunion at Lorin Farr Park in Ogdon, Thursday. Kenneth Burch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burch, who was accidentally shot in the elbow with a twen pistol, returned to his home Friday evening from the St. Benedict hospital. His arm is responding to treatment and it is hoped that there will be no permanent Injury to It. Mrs. Sine Andersen is home again. She spent some time in the Cooley hospital. All of her friends wish her the best of health. Mrs. Roy Lewis is on the sick list. Kay Burch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Burch, Nyman Holmgren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thorson and IBrent Johnsen son of Bishop and Mrs. Vernon Johnsen left Monday morning for the National Scout Jamboree in California. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West, Jr, and children of Pleasant Grove spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy , and family, ; six-stat- e o iligs BUNDY MOTOR rn UTAH TOMATO JUICE New Englanders Don't FLOWS TO MARKETS Value Their Antiques ACROSS THE NATION WOONSOCKET, R. I. (UP) "et MONtV helps pay for itself with low extra monthly payments . . . extra low maintenance . . . exceptionally low gas costs. Ruggedly built with the luxury of an airliner, its styled to stay new . . .built to last. Come for a demonstration ride. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas West and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph West and son Thomas, all of Pleasant Grove, Utah, spent several days at the Jack Hardy home, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas West arc Mrs. Hardys parents. Tat McBride of Fillmore, Utah, spent Tuesday night with Leron Johnsen. He was on his way to D. R. T. camp at Yakama, Wash. Orson Christensen of Salt Lake City visited his sister, Mary O. (Dena) Christensen, Monday. Joe Dell Huggins is spending this week attending Boys State at Camp Williams. Mrs. Dale Burt was gracious hostess to her club Thursday evening at her home. Guests were Mrs. Merlyn J. Larsen and 5 Guessing may be alright for a game, but its hardly a wise way to manage money. Take, for instance, your budget. How much simpler, safer and more convenient it is to control your expenses with a First Security Checking account. This way you know exactly where every dollar goes . you have an accurate record kept for you . . . and your checks are returned as proof your bills INTEREST ON are paid. And really, a checking account is not an expense . . . its an investment that pays SAVINGS big dividends in more convenience, time saved and added safety. INSURED |
