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Show i BACCHUS NOTES ference will be held Sunday, ember 27. was held Sunday at the chapel. President H. Edward Sutton presided. A six o'clock meeting was held for all Nov- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Whipple and on David will spend Thanksplving children will spend the Thanksgivat with relatives at Farmington, Utah. ing holidays with relatives Charleston, Utah. Miss Eva Witbeck of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Carl Linden will will spend Thanksgiving with her as their Thanksgiving dinner have M. Mrs. J. Mr. and parents, guests Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Rothrock and children Barbara and John, Mr. Mrs. J. B. Schwer, Mr. and Mrs. e, and Mrs. Minnie Barney of Sprtng-villUtah will be a weekend guest EL T. Rountree and children Tommy at the home of her nelce, Mrs. Wm. and Billy. Falrbourne. Mrs. Barney is enroute Mr. and Mrs. Leo Peacock and to her home after spending the past month at Salmon. Idaho, with re- son, Earl of Sterling, Utah, will be Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. latives. Lynn Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. Kearns. A number of Bacchus residents attended the music festival at the CyMr. and Mrs. William Falrbourne prus auditorium Wednesday evening will have as their dinner guests Frisponsored by the Music Guild. day Mr. and Mrs. Aibert Aamodt and Mrs. Lavinia Bullock, Mrs. Mae children Shirley and Melvin of MurBello, Mrs. Laura Anthon, Mrs. Elea-o- r ray Paul Attended the Granite school Mr. Max Black will spend Thanks P. T. A. council meeting Monday with his parents. Mr. and Murgiving evening. Dr. Eliertscn of the Black. Max Is with the Mrs. Charles Club W. W. Lions and Nichols, ray Bountiful. CCC at a representative of the blind, were principal speakers. At a later date The M Men and Gleanor Girls a committee will be formed whereby entertainment may be given and of the Hercules Ward held a lovely money raised to help children in the arranged banquet Thursday evening district with visual difficulties. Mrs. with Effle Jones and Fern Mitchell Paul was named membership chair- in charge. The tabe was centered man and Beth Bullock, radio and with a bowl of white and bronze summer roundup chairman of Gran- chrysanthemums and crystal candle holders with yellow tapers at each ite District. end. Covers were laid for twenty Mr. and Mrs Walter Burls and guests. Beth Bullock, D. Bevan and Black of the presidency and daughter. Beverly were guests of Mr. Charles and Mrs George Falrbourne Sun- Elsie Black, teacher, were special guests. Bunco was played and sevday. eral prizes awarded The Hercules Ward Primary Con- The Hercules Ward conference La-V- I WHITE LILY FREEZER SPECIALS! (This Week Only) BRICK ICE CREAM, any flavor, qt 25c 50c CREAM PUFFS, dozen NUT ICE CREAM, qt ,45c . . . ,35c SHERBERT.qt. Old fashioned Mince Meat and Pumpkin Pies, 25c ORANGE-PINEAPPL- I PAGE Elrttf Friday, November 25, 1933 MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH E White Lily Bakery Utah Magna ar coun- ward auxiliary presidents and sellors and reports given. General meeting commenced at 7:00 p. m. Musical numbers were given to Include s string trio, violin. Mary Evelyn Bullock, bass violin, Zenda Orr with David Whipple at the piano and a piano selection by David Whipple, Charles Bevan was released from the bishopric and George A. Little sustained as first counsellor. A number of Stake officers were present and short talks given by them. "r JV SERVE YOUR-SEL3rd Eat and 3rd South. Loaii Falvo, prop. : KfVo diced, No. 2 can, 2 for Mr. Matthews arrived in Sat Lake City at 11:15 p. m. Sunday evening ll and received the letter on the Monday morning mall, dispatched at the Magna postoffice. He left Flint, Michigan at 11:57 p. m. Friday evening, while the letter bore a 12:30 a. m. stamp of the next day. Mr. Matthews picked up a hitchhiker and brought him to Salt Lake. 7 oz. pkg alr-ma- Air fvl He states he didnt drive his new car over 50 miles an hour at any time and covered 3700 miles in 5 days on both trips, traveling to Michigan on the stream -- liner. Explanation of the unusual occurrence Is the fact that mall is net dispatched over Sunday. Confined To Home engineer of the Utah Copper Company, is confined to his home in Arthur with bronchitis. A speedy recovery is wished for him. B. E. Mix- .gSc While Quantity Lasts! WOMENS SILK DRESSES HANDKERCHIEFS Your chance to save! MT:. WHITNEY Pumpkins G No. 2 1-- can 2 . )c . ""JP WPHW S Womens - 3 pair $1 i WINTER UNIONS Close-Out Group oo Wool Unions 1 v...-.:- 10-2- 5 H : Large Size Metal Broken sizes, ea LACE TABLECLOTHS An ideal gift! 57x57 SUIT CASES $1 Each $1 Mens Flannel SHIRTS Extra quality Cannon TOWELS 2 5 for Linen Lunch $1 Extra heavy . Broken Sizes ) Childrens Ribbed STOCKINGS Broken Sizes Special! Womens FLANNEL GOWNS Just the thing for these cold nights. Buy several at this low price. $1 3 for OUTING FLANNEL 36 inch, light and dark 10 yards for si PART WOOL BATTS 72x90, Bleached. Extra Fine quality $1 5C ...... r - 1 - 17oz.can,2foi 25c . .25c 20c 25c LETTUCE, California, lge. head 7c SWEET POTATOES, 3 lbs. for 10c APPLES, Roman Beauty, 6 lb. . 25c lb. can SAUCE MEATS DOLE PINEAPPLE S.$ G3E 25 oz. can 3 ,25C FIRST QUALITY Ovaltine TURKEY, choice, corn fed, lb. .29 MINCE MEAT, loose, 2 lbs. for 25c Cheese, mild, . 15c Cottage Cheese, 1 lb. carton, .6c T. BONE STEAK, lb 23c FRANKFURTERS, 2 lbs 27c SIRLOIN STEAK, lb 19c Maid-0-Clov- Large can er, SHAVERS GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 can ..22c WE SELL ONLY QUALITY MEATS FRENCH'S WORCESTERSHIRE PIERCES I . Pork & Beans T)0 L 5oz. bottle No. 2 1-- 2, & 2 cans for WORK SOX White King Granulated Soap, lge. pkg., 28c Be here early, 10 pr - White King Laundry Soap, giant, 5 for 19c n Ttiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiijiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiimii and W Mens Part Wool CLOTHS 60x60 Ocean Spray Cranberry VEGETABLES $1 2 for Mens Mens Dress HATS New fall styles. FEATHER PILLOWS Ozonized health pillows plumply filled with fine curled chicken feathers. 1 giving Day. ORANGES, size 200, 2 for CRANBERRIES, lb GRAPEFRUIT, dozen 20 Only Large HOSE Childrens MY FRIENDS: firm, ripe COFFEIE Taffeta and Crepe, each SHOES 2 tall cans for Your patronage gives us much to be thanklul lor on this Thanks- fr- Red pkg. 2 for 11 C U,TAH VALLEY CELERY, Jumbo, 3 for Mens White 2$ pkg f -- txnn'r llllllllllllllllll tlllllllllllilllllllllllllllillllMllltilllllllMlllllllllllllllliml iTiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiH' 25 2 I? air-ma- 30 for full qt sweet-dil- l, CARNATION Belleve-It-or-No- FRIDAY and SATURDAY Extra Special! Womens Libbys 25 Tribune-T- representative, has a tale for Mr. Robert L. Rlpleyi creatt. or of the famed Mr. Matthews, who left last Wednesday for Flint, Michigan to obil lettain a new car sent an ter Friday evening to his wife In Magna from Flint, but arrived home before the letter reached its destination-driving his new car back. 1 Table Assortment PC(6S farvetU 5 Tan, 5 oz. can, 2 for elegram RAISINS New Fall Dresses, Printed Shrimps Reg. 35c, special SUN MAID 15 Gingerale and Lime, 2 lge. btles . 9c HOME OPERATED Heinz Plum, 15 oz. can Carrots M i m 10 Pudding PAGING MR. BELIEVE IT OR NOT iiiimiiimimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiimiimmmimiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii 1 . IV. Dclietr From Oar Start ToYoar Kitchen dFes was C. Matthews, local 26 Standby fruit cocktail, 2 cans. 25c L. Weldon -- I SYSTEM. F , Clark of Wilmington, Dele-war- e, a Hercules Powder plant visitor at Bacchus this week. Mr. Clark stopped off enroute to his home from Hercules, California. J. I'M ED (White King Toilet Soap, 4 bars for'. . . 19c If iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuimimimiiimmimiT my article to priced brlow the Fair Tr.ri. prtr. It todwto jut: GUEST IVORY SOAP, 5 bar for CAMAY SOAP, 4 bar for ..2c'. ......2?t |