Show iC— THE GARLAND Now This is Service ! the drawing up of the plans for your house to the last hardware fitting we stand ready From to supply your needs and to give you the benefit of You will find our long experience in our field assistance : Tri-Sta- ’I invaluable Lumber Company te Utah Garland Social Notes Carl Johnson Garland shoemaker la'e last month quietly married Mrs Mirv Hindberg Brigham City widow as Mi Johnson’s t owner wife died last winter Mr Sc Mrs Charles Wood had Mr Sc Mrs guests Wednesday Leavitt of Salt Lake City and Mr Sc Mrs Jack McCardle and childMarMr Brigham ren of California riott returned to Salt Lake City with them where he will be employed for a time and Mrs Glen Archibald family who- have been visiting at Grace Ida weeks left Thursday morning her husband and make their home in Bingham where Mr Archi bald is employed for two to Join ' tlub The Dinner in the Dish' club boys girls along with the met at Box Elder park for their annual campfire 31 outing on July Games were played and a program was enjoyed by all who attended — Janet t McClain reporter club met The Sew and So with Ethel Mae Manning Wednesday The two leaders Mrs Morris Howard and Mrs Alf Bowcutt were there and helped the five girls cut out their dresses ved Light refreshments were ser- Mr & Mrs Geo O Nye Mr Sc MrS Aithur Welling Dr Sc Mrs J Wi Chambers of Garland were guests of Mr & Mrs G G Sweeten and Mr & Mrs J R Kennard at a Satuiday night supper at Salt Lake City and also an §arly Sunday morning break fast in the canyon A R Capener George Davis A O Noble Alma Christensen Theurer Hunsakr and Ed Ludvig Larsen Jensen made a beet tour thru Idaho leaving Sunday and returning Tuesday J Mrs F J Limb Mrs J M Gaddle and Mrs T E Betenson entertained Leland Hansen entertained heri er bridge club at 5 waffle breakfast bridge club Monday evening Prizes last Thursday at the home of Mr' were awared to Mrs Art Felsted for Betenson high score Mrs Harold Persfson cut and Mrs Dean Capener low prize The following party returned Tuesscore Mr day from the Yellowstone Park Heber Elmer and daughters Mary Mr & Mrs Neal McMillan of Ely and Esther Mr Sc Mrs Jack Elmer Nevada and Mrs J W Hawks and Mr Sc Mrs Prank Elmer Mr Reed small daughter Geneal of Salt Lake Wood of Oarland Mr & Mrs Albert City were guests of Mr & Mrs Frank Thompson and Miss Ireta Johnson Peck Sunday Mr McMillan Is a of Brigham and Miss Hannah Elmer brother of Mrs Peck of Ogden v R ( Mr with Sc Mrs George Hughes visited relatives In Cache Valley Wed- nesday Mr A Mrs D E Manning made to Wyoming Wednesday a business trip and Thuisday Mrs John W Chambers spent in Ogden canyon visiting her sister Mrs J L Moore week last wtth Park ty r yn A Ms H D Wofflnden Friday in Brigham City Mr Bobby and the week In Miss Naomi forma August Caddie left for to vLsit with Cali- rela- - “HOME OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE” Garland Bell Phone 26 WE GIVE SPECIALS AND REDEEM S A II FOR SATURDAY GREEN STAMPS AUGUST 8th " 5! 05c lb BANANAS— Golden Rip 20c POTATOES— New Utah — 10 lbs 14c — lbs TOMATOES — Fresh Home Grown 5 25c CANTALOUPES— Utah Grown— 6 for 25c GRAPES — California Seedless — 4 lbs 10c FLAVORADE — Any Flavor —3 for 10c — Cream — 3 FREEZO For making Ice pkgs 15c MATCHES — 6 box Cartons FLOUR— Good Grade Hard Wheat — 48 lbs $119 — lb 19c COOKIES — Assorted in celophane bags 15c MARSHMALLOWS— 1 lb celephane bags 67c MASON JARS — Quarts — Presto LIDS & CAPS —Complete for Kerr Mason Jars pkg 20c 10c CORN FLAKES— Large pkgs Millers 05c JELLO — Any Flavor — pkfj 25c OLIVES — Med Cans Ripe — 2 cans 26c COFFEE — Schillings 1 lb Cans 10c DEVILED MEAT — Libby’s — 3 cans FEED LOT BEEF-NO- NE BETTER siaCii i IKE Is Taggart of Lewisjon home of C H Last I & SHAJV Is Marriott Mrs Emery the week in Brigliam City spending IVERSONj COMPLETE Owen relatives Stayner of Malad visited here Sunday afternoon Mr A Mrs Mill an f Each Week We Offer Genuine Which We List in Our Ad DON’T MISS THEM MEN’S SUIT SALE PER CENT OFF 20 A $1 00 ALL DRESS STRAW HATS $149 75c 98C°$195 GARLAND WHEAT & BEET DAY TIES HOUSEDRESSES to 0g gQ J “ Q5 650 to $ SANDALS— Tan or White— Sizes $100 $149 BOYS SLACK TROUSERS BOY’S WORK SHOES $j75 to $g95 MEN’S WORK SHOES $gt25 to $J50 spending City SERVICE FUNERAL A with Coombs & Persson Company UTAH GARLAND Wonder Everyone Is Sayings Peck and daughon a vaca- ter Sherry left Saturday tion trip to California Radio TUBES Service A ACCESSORIES TESTING FREE LLECTRIC REFRIGERATOR A WASHING MACHINES SERVICED AND REPAIRED GENE HOLLADAY TREMONTON UTAH mONES: & Theatre Orpheum TREMONTON Lowell Fanis worth of Rupert Ida visited this week wdth the children of Dr Sc Mrs T E Betenson Mr & Mrs L C Christopherson family spent Monday in Salt City and Ogden Mr Cyril home fc “PAROLE” “NOBODY’S Mrs John W Hart and her mother Mrs Sara A Boss were Friday guests of Mr & Mis Peter Boss Mrs J W Leavitt visiting at the home Mrs Charles II Last Mr fc Mrs J M ty in Ogden cn is of Lewiston of her daughter Gaddle sqient business FOOL” “FLASH GORDON” Mrs Gail left in Tonight & Saturday and Lake Thompson and son to make their Wednesday Ogden UTAH Sun Mon & Tues Janet Gayner and Robert Model illustrated is Taylor in “SMALL TOWN Wednesday & GIRL” Thursday THE OLD HOMESTEAD’ And Tues-- Mis Lons King returned to her heme Sunday after spending evening the week with relatives in Ogden “MURDER BY TELEVISION” MEAT DEPARTMENT 24c PORK ROASTS— Ham Cuts—lb VEAL ROASTS — Shoulder — Boned & Rolled — lb 18c 10c tender— lb LIVER— & Young BEEF 25c HAMBURGER— Fresh ground— 2 lbs 14c to 16c BEEF POT ROASTS — Shoulder cuts — rib 20c PORK ROASTS — Shoulder Cut — lb 25c LAMB ROAST— Legs— Lb are L C Chnstophefscn spent several of last week in Idaho on busi- J W Ault of Logan Sc T R Ault cf were Saturday visitors at Deweyville the T A Carter home Utah Myma at the days ness Mr Sc Mis Ferral Christophnon of Bliss Idaho and Mrs Emily of Twin Falls Idaho were L the at C guests on Christopnei home this week Groceries Meats Beth Innes Salt Lake spent Mrs Levi Somsen of Salt Lake City is visiting with friends In Garland tives iichards liar Miss visiting KNIT DRESSES Miss Marlon Parkinson of Franklin Idaho visited this week at the home of her aunt Mrs Oluf Johnson Mr & Mrs A R Capener spent Wednesday in Salt Lake City Mr Sc Mrs Floyd Nelson of Salt Lake City visited at last J J Shumway was a business visitthe home of Mr & Mrs H D Woffin-deor In Salt Lake City Wednesday Mr & Mrs Roy Harwood of Salt Mr Sc Mrs Matt Crompton accomGene and Joy Betenson of Burley Lake City and Mr Sc Mrs Charles panied their daughter and family Mr were guests at the home of at the A Mrs Will Olsen of Ogden to the Idaho Wood and daughter visited Dr T E Betenson Monday Charles Wood home Sunday Other Yellowstone park leaving early SunSc John Mrs Taylor day morning guests were Mr Mrs E J Holmgren and three lady vj Ogden and Mr Sc Mrs Thomas for a trip to Mr A Mrs O L Winters and son friends left Wednesday Taylor of Calfornia Denver Colorado Keith and Mr A Mrs Blaine Winters of Payson left Saturday and son family Beal A and Sc Mrs Mr George Mr Sc Mrs J B Dana of Ogden Smith are on a L n day trip to California bv Max and Miss Virginia at the home of Mrs way of the Northwest They will visit spent Tuesday spending this week In Yellowstone Nellie A Pierce in San Francisco with Zar Winters m lit 1936 7 chickens Mr Sc Mrs John P Rigby of Logan Chicken may be canned successfully aert M S’ Mrs J H Dredge and at home with a pressure cooker Bedaughter Norma of Malad spent last sides plain canned chicken which Sunday visiting at the home of Mrs may be put up with or without the Mi s Piter Bo' ana Mrs bone the homemaker may can such Rigby of Mrs Boss Cicely1 an suti specialties as chicken sandwtehspreaa o broth and plain chicken Miss Wanda Howell of Portage has soup The chicken livers will ictumed to her home after visiting make excellent canned liver paste a week whh Gweneth Archibald But chicken canned In any form of Gat land needs processing in quart jars under 15 pounds steam pressuie for safety ’ Hughes who has been em- - for 90 minutes and in pint Jars at on the railroad overpass at 15 pounds pressure for 80 minutes other authorities Sandy for the past month completed Miss Miller and his work and returned to Garland say Because chicken may turn dark in Tuesday evening the can if it hast been prepared in Mrs R B Hutchings and small son sheet Iron or copper utensils authoriBnrre have returned to their home ties advise against using those twe in Los Angeles after visiting for the metals Using stainless-stee- l knives past month with her parents Mr Sc da preparing- - the chicken is recomMrs A H Archibald mended Chicken darkens more easily than other meats The USAC Extension Geraldine Sorensen of Park City Service will spent the past two weeks visiting with send free upon request Circular No 63 her grandparents Mr Sc Mrs James which gives details for canning held The Li'VabJseml club three meetings recently at the homes Trlnnimaa of Lola Jean Gaddle Barbara Johnson and Isa bell Orwin Guests Mr Sc Mrs Michael Erickson of were Owenlth Betenson Lola Johnson Beaver Dam and Mr Sc Mrs Roy and Mrs J Orwin The club girls of Millville called at the home are pajamas workng on their of Mr Sc Mrs LeRoy Manning Monwas served at each meetLuncheon day ing — Shirley Taylor Secretary Mrs AUGUST FRIDAY TIMES The Relief Society Singing Mothers Time to Can Chicken of the stake held a very enjoyable Says Extension Leader practice Tuesday nite under the diThe rection of Mrs George Quinney August and September are the most Relief Society stake presidency and month and economical a nulnber of the board were present convenient and President Frldal gave an en- for canning chicken In Utah because and they are the usual months for cullthusiastic talk to the members herself and 'board to the ing the flock Trie plump pledged support of the organization At the hens no longer profitable to keep close of the practice they served are Ideal for canning Miss Elna Milpunch and cake to 60 singers from 8 ler extension economist of the Utah The stake practices are held State Agricultural wards college points out on the first and third Tuesdays of Their meat has better flavor and texeach month at 8 pm in the taber- ture after processing than the more nacle tender delicate meat of very young Todays fine Motor Cars deserve the company of We too say the 1936 Kelvinator is a fine refrigerator We like the way die company has answered the questions wise buyers ask — about operating cost and temperatures service It has answered with Visible Cold — a Built-IThermometer shows jou that your food is being leisurely sajely dependably cold It has answered with Visible Economy— for not only does the you can hav for as little as a Kelvinator Standard Oil Products Let us fill you up with RPM Motor Oil Standard Gasoline Unsurpassed and on The Corner Service By the Sugar Factory— Arthur Astle Mgr sale at K new Kelvinator use to the current— but a Certificate of Low Cost of Operation shows advance in that current conyou sumption will be amazingly low It has answered with Visible Protection— for a Protection Plan gives you signed assurance of long years of service And the 1936 Kelvinator is a beautiful refrigerator designed with the aid of Count Alexis de Furthermore Sakhnoffsky it has dozens of conveniences to lighten the work of preparing meals So come in and see the 1936 Kelvinator It will pay for itself and the terms are so easy that it just seems foolish not to pwn one Pope Electric Wilson Lumber Co Brigham - Tremonlon & |