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Show :JK. fifrnnhniirf &.? - ii $ &. iirrmti - t ft y ' . II E R A L D - J 1 t ! OAM and Sir s Thomas Shaw and ed at a chicken dinner at her home rhijfiren or Magna, are viMtmg hriday evening m honor of Mr and tth in Hynjm and Mrs. J .T Harwood and children, U eRsville. Charles and Pat, of Omaha NeM ss Hhea Fetenen has returnbraska, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth ed from Ogden where she has Henderson and son. Kenneth, of oeen visiting as the guest of her Miles City. Montana, Mrs Lillian v Call and children. Billy and fousin, Miia Btth Browning j of P.igbv, and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Khza Hulse spent Sunday at Sinithjield with her son and1 E j Wilson,' Sr. aauhter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. V'arl j Officer of the First ward MIA and the piesidency of last year enH iNe MiAnes Kasmu-sseanu Mrs tertained VY.at V a party in honor of right at the Wright Fva Gustavoson who have spent Mrs. J the past Vvfct-with their mother home recently Mr and Mrs. John L. BajCer and father, Mr. and Mrs Lorentz I eer Li leluined to Salt and son, Keith of Halt Lake C.ty and President and Mrs. Jonn M Lake where Mrs Gastaveson will of Evanston, beioie returning to hi home Baxter Wyoming were entertained at dinner Saturin ( iliforma. Miss KcJhi Miller has returned day by Mrs John B Baxter at hei i home. tan a MAiral weeks vwit to Mr. and Mrs. T W Petersen Mins Lila Heninger of Logan has spent Friday visiting in Salt Lake been the guest o! Miss lielare They were accompanied by Mrs K P. laiatham of Wellsville Hi r h dtinng the p.ist week Members of the family of Mr Mrs Ol a e Hir.h went Saturday to Sait Lake for a visit v.ith hei and Mrs. E. J Wilson, Sr, held a family reunion Saturday and Sunsister, M i s Aria Birch M's K J Wilson, Jr, enlfrtam day The gathering was planned as a surprise to Mrs. Wilson and wa li;ld or Saturday at the Wilson home and on Sunday at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs V. K Petersen in Blacksmith Euik canMr -- Lor-oth- AS CHEAP STRAWBERRIES COME fn w .v-Lm1s -' ; Hj look f Ky ' vVUr? t ' at these pjf V; 5.3 WONDERFUL RIPE STRAWBERRIES. H - V tM J'"A if Trf4: - ,r jh. tt A Cah-f.irni- a WHAT JAM THEY WILL MAKE WITH i CERTOi MONSEN YES' AND CERTO WILL SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY AND GIVE YOU EVEN BETTER FLAVOR. TOO. vwwuwcvwvc BlTTKlt Bound II lA I and . NOTE: It "ith Cert you can also mate jelly Jroru strait lien in. Certo, sou see, proi ites the jetting pou er tt bleb strawberries themselves laik. . I, 0 Hundreds of women rush to local'slores Jo get their Certo and berries ... planning to put up extra batches this year If you and your family like Strawberry Jam (and .wl.at sensible fanv.ly doesn't.1'), jour DAY has come at last! For the markets are filled with luscious ripe strawberries. With Certo and the Certo recipes you can put up double the amount of jam in the usual time, too. Certo, you see, cuts your boiling time for Strawberry Jam to one minute. Hence you can make a complete batch in 1 2 minutes or less from the time the fruit is prepared. And Certo will give you better tasting jam or jelly. All the fresh fruit flavor will be kept intact. And because no fruit juice has time to boil away, youll get as much as one half again more glasses ' from the same amount of fruit. So get your strawberries. And get two bottles of , Certo, too. Thats enough to make up 40 glasses (of the finest tasting Strawberry Jam you can put on youf table. Certo is a product of General Foods. Get it at your grocers. Z (i CERTO I! (j J() foi, 35 On Sale Ti v one of our Corn1 Fed bode. Eastern Beef Steer Steaks. U. S. Inspected! G. F. Coip.193 ( New Canal Grocery 2 n i , I V hone l40'W , 393 West Center it ..Tj . (Munds 1VRI Pound POT BOAST IMfrr Pound POBK SAl'S AGE 111. loti; pure VEAL BOAST Pound VEAL STEW Poqnd POMK BOAST Pound ROLLED BOAST Pound U)IV STEAKS .. Pound MIMED HAM and Ar Qk ?V kjg fftk ? pj jy 9? k, A3? VVIENEKS Hoover ha, been named librarian at m mlmd uni leads one to wonversity, der if his long expi lien e in to bliante the budget will prove of value m hi.s new job m keeping the hooks ( hoico wl-iv- 1 j M b nx aiul Sprilbi rx. CITY MARKET t phone ;)1 tiv-in- Whi ( e lores Arc lIonie "Tic, I a. ; - i -- I - - Owned and Sell Home Packed i Products, Under the Red & While Labels. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ' i ANI) MONDAY JlJIiY t i Com Makes 1 z 9 9 I.XRGE PACKAGE RED WHITE & TOILET SOAP Package White 29c i ( Lady Godiva J A Real Complexion Soap . TOILET PAPER Bars Box 6 4 A 15c Fancy Pitted 3 & 3, 1033 1 i - - . CANNED SALMON- - Sheet Rolls Blue & White Full Size Sheet 1000 Jlb. 19c Tvill Cun fc White r 21c , Fancy Ited WE DELIVER! 1 Out of the Ililih Bent District Which Allows 0 . , ,v. .1, ,T s.. Eeakf; "'i LTs . LARf.i; PACKAGE CRYSTAL FEATURES FOR SATURDAY: f CATSUP 114-oz- ECONOMIZEfAX U IIAMKI lUlEK S ' 110-o- " Saturday Speca!$y RIGHT! DATES i'Jp f 5 . Arnuiuis 1iodiicls $ - .. S'cci:il . to one minute. Sases the fresh fruit flavor. Coes half again more glasses. 89 recipeswith ; 5 tAt fail-pro- ; MP.rUGKR Pound-- ' P. & G. .SOAP 1 Reduces boiling fcvery V 1 25f . Sfarf the day s Those present were Mr and Mrs Sr, Mr. and Mrs and five children. .Jr. and Mrs. E. J Wilson. Jr, and four idnldien of Hyrum, Mr. and Mrs. P ii Porter and three children of Pieston. Mr. and Mrs. J T Wilson and three child'en of Eureka, Mr and Mis J C Wilcox and three children of Salt Mr uini Mrs. June Wilson of Venue, California. Mr and Mrs Bill Coffin and daughter, Mary Ann, of Downey, Idaho. Mr and Mrs. K. I. Harwood and sons, of Omaha. Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henderson of Miles City, d Montana, and Mis, Lillian (.'all umi i mldreu of Kigby, Idaho. The Kt lief soeiely of the First ward enjoyed an .interesting program given as a ilosing soi i.d Mu. J. IJ Baxter was in charge The piogram was made up of two piano selections by Glona Hansen, three readings, two of which were musical, hy Verda Johnson, two va-solos by Mrs. George Boam, a letold .uteiy by Sarah Brown, a piano solo by: Mrh- KusscU Hanand a cornet selection by sen, Courtney Hansen. Alt taking part on the .program were fnoni Logan FnUewmg. the pfogram refreshments were served. Miss Aleda Nielsen and Miss Ethel Auhder spent Saturday m of Mrs Fred Ogden at the home ' Singleton. Miss Ruth Ellsworth of Mesa Arizona, is visiting with her qou-siMiss Afton Israelsea. N V- Giant FOR ALWAYS USING 2 3 . BOILING BKLF, Lit. v&uwnis rr JULY bai kward in China may many activities, but she is leading in the move to give women equal footing with nan in ail things At Pe.ping. for instance, a group of young women have shorn their hmr and enrolled in the They police depsrtrnent. wear regulaTo.o uniforms, carry-rifleand ammunition pouches a and are given cour ,e in all the duties held by male pohiemen Chinese authorities say that so far they have been more of a success than men poln e because they are more courteous, espe cially to women and chi'-lieand still are as brave a Theyforesee completely' feminine police fori e for all of (lima in the fut.ue Meantime, Peiping ,, soul to be ''manned by women u!re nly be E J Wilson, J H. Archibald . . VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVUVVVVUVV Y, 3 3. yon Meat Market ' J T ' SATFkl) 10 3 0. Todays Oddity H yrum News Cheer tc FRIDAY, JUNE 0 U R N A L, LOGAN, UTAH, Vi I -- TIIE TAGE FOUR. . Bottle Gem .. Speually Piaed MARSIIMAIJiOWlb 11Red f Paikage Extra Special it; LD1HNG ORAPEFRUIT 15c 2" ' No 2 Tans lied , White Extra Fant & OQ ftCJr.vr y. Specially Priced. , ,t COFFEE S- ... White & W t 18c 1Mb. Can & White Vacuum Park ND1BAN KaX.H ESD I KB ERE NCE Prices Effective' Saturday and Monday lb. OLlVES lg., Pint can t -- ii ' lft u CRAB f 1. RUTTER MEAT... can T, Nic t.rish. fjtrge So. POTATO CHIPS, I urge I'ai kiig.-- J Of MARSHMALLOWS I 2 i 25 t ean 1 Pound I. if h.u Pound !. Uitf No. . an SuBx ifT(t UangiH-- t jr BREAD GINGER ALE, 2 i Hot t to C .. i for hoqiint ('lull J ra! (unijthf Hs SOAP ..... 10 bars 2 lbs. am! STEAKS i I ' 1 l , n SIRLOIN STEAK 25c Onaliiv Berf OEM I5AC0X 2 to 3 Heinz IViiw JiiTO's , it . lb- - ib. Ce LARD 3 lbs. Home hemiered P8c and Siiur Picblus, Sweet Kclish, ete. Everything In IV S. ' Incperted Eutieh Meats. Our entire selection rannnt be beat fnr (jnu'tfv . SPRING t!i Kf.NS, J AT HENS. SPRING LAMB, CHOKE (ITS PRIME PEEK! ; v, t amh stev. jo,- - t uo.-ii- i to eh. pguk. ,.;a; tic t.n i i.p.s. Hulk-Dill- dr SI,MO AM) HALIBUT Bitf. Clean, Fresh Lettuce' q. "11c I'OT ROAST PORK ROAST b-1- 1 ; BARGAINS! STORl' Is Vl.DtiD JlLY'lTff SATURDAY AND JHONDAY SPEtJALS EGGS 1. - tauinilry 25 c White Washo Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction or Money Refunded PENJEL Bottle For Jams and Jellies 12-o- z 2 27c Packages (Try Penjel for Jams and Jellies) Unequalled datIC ! ' Fresh; dozen Potatoes Tomatoes :iro 10d J5c uad 15 27 12C FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETARLES 21G Size Oranges, fancy Bei ties Size Lemons, fancy wrapped 3G0 i RAYON .Shantunir, regular 42cj now SILK CHIFFON figured, regular $1.23; now , SjLK VOILE Regular 75ci now ALL SILK FEAT CREPE ...l FIGURED BATISTE Reg. 8c; now ! 28 per doz. per doz 17c 27 per lb. 10 C Solid and 19C New Potatoes f9 RED WOMEN'S Cool Street Slippers (white) St. SO LADIES Medium Heel Kiu Oxfords S U OMENS Sport Oxfords ant) Slippers SI 29 MEN'S White Buck Oxfords,$5 value S3. 50 MENS Lion Brand Work Shoes .' . jijU. ' 51 UNS Dies pair 2 c Sv black and biowii MENS 50c Ties 2 r .' ... fori uyCi iMtlTTn'ffni A i 0 lbs. for 25 C WHITE STORES CARRY A PULL LINE OF FRUIT JARS, CAPS AND RUBBERS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES & litSJtL I D is . . firm 48 SHOES . FRESH TOMATOES 78c4 So : package &. DRY GOODS yca.-t- e. LA MR CHOPS ::ii PINEAPPLE 2 larjre cans Hiced SHRIMPS 13c tins, special BUTTER Best Maid o Clover, sweet cream, 3 lbs. brown or pulverized SUGAR PEARS Heavy Syrup 2V2 tins CERTO lame bottle WATERMELONS Klondikes LB. 3c style ham, sugar cured, boneless piece of lean SPECIAL! Canadian Ideal for camping trips, to slice or hake. No pork. fA 25c z GROCERIES ' TOMATO JUICE 2 for latrge Pullman laiaf of Wonder i)uulity. Sheeil Thin for Sandwiches Wrapped 140-o- John H. Anderson & Sons SUGAR, 25 !b. bag Foods . i - MAYONNAISE, pt. Pound Maid O Clover Pan bment CERTO P0RK&BEANS2forr. V ,, 2 for WASHING POWDE- R- A w . I I t tjnmilium rwr niTiuif A 9mm PI 4 A 1 if & Af I J t , 1 9 |