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Show Mr. Brammer of our science faculty, is sponsoring one of the CHATTER (Continued From Page 1) There is no excuse for feeding the public mind with terrorizing fakes, as some unscrupulous writers and publications do. This war, when and if the fighting really begins, will be fought with the same weapons, somewhat improved, that were used in the And as in World War of that and all other wars, the men who will bear the brunt of the fighting and win the final victory will be the doughboys," the infantry soldiers. 1914-1- 8. SPORT SHOTS (Continued From Page 1) ment of Utah hunting conditions 'and those hunting rights should be reserved for local people. It behooves the Utah hunters to drop a line of protest to Utah game commissioners Retain Utah Hunting for Utah Hunters. CYPRUS JUNIOR HIGH NEWS CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY 1 SAVE MONEY! - SPORTS Cyprus Junior High fmished this years football season by gaining a scoreless tie, 0 to 0, after a game with Garfield November 8. So far our athletic season has been quite unsuccessful, for we have won no football games, lost four, and tied three. Joe McKeller, Reporter hard-foug- ht BIOLOGY FIELD TRIP Dine with Thanksgiving in your LaVern Poulsen, Reporter RABBIT HUNT The male members of the Cyprus Junior High faculty are planning to go on a rabbit hunt next Saturday morning. The killing is expected to start early and continue late so as to provide rabbit for Sundays dinner. Betty Lou Marshall, Reporter tid-bi- prices. 3161 Paul Cleaning and Dy eing Co. X THANKSGIVING increase our knowledge of the you processes of sugar refining and So much throughout every year. with connection science. their Give thanks; begin your life anew Pete Flangas, Reporter Invite your friends to have good cheer. Very much of it they need REPORT CARDS In everything they undertake. Now, to enjoy this day, indeed, After waiting very anxiously Give thanks for the Pilgrims refor ten whole weeks for our sake. port cards, the students finally received them last Friday, only to 'fo- ( hilllimu eed prop. F W'e Deliver. SYSTEM Loose, HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED and Feed Co. Main Street between Belva and Reid Avenue I for 3 Lillie Chief Shrimps i mo 2 SEGO. and MORNING. 4 cans for cans for All Flavors. 3 $1.33 Miracle Whip, qt. jar . .31c Nuts, fancy mix, 2 lbs. . ,35c Wheaties, Ige. 2 pks. for 21c CONTADINA . . 99c IDA DELL SLICED BEEF 2 oz. jar, 2 for 21c PIGS FEET, Pint 19c . 3 cans Firm and Ripe Vacuum Pack Blueberries for Bananas WYMANS Red Pkg. Mince Meat, loose, lb. .10c Wax Paper, 125 feet ... ,11c Try this quality While Fawn Flour. Guaranteed for Better Cooking. Vegetable Oil, gallon KINGANS 2C SUN MAID. Gaisins Jkrvedhvschtitfy pkgs. for lllour, 48 lb. bag 1 s Choice Brands. No. 2 can. Gandy, lb. box Rock Springs Coal J? lbs, for XMAS, Fresh Fruits, Vegetables IT'S Powdered. 29 Cocktail0 also git Trade Independent Independence Made America Reporter i C1 family. 3rd East and 3rd South. Louis Falvo, SERVE YOUR-SEL- PHONE 5721 A Grade of Coal For Every Purpose I NEW MAGNA CASH MARKET v Gas-Oil-Hardware.-F- ORDER NDW find that the familiar As and Bs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii they would have so proudly shown to their friends and the 1 perhaps more familiar Cs and Ds they would haVe tried to hide had been changed to Ss, NIs and numerous plain checks Granite District has adopted this hew typaof card, jnjrdgr to give all students an equal chance of getting the highest mark possible on their reports. A student will receive an S if he does the very best work that he can regardless of whether this might have been an A or a 475x19 C under the former method of NI an a If student gets grading A complete line of Tires and Tubes. Buy at it means that he is not working to the best of his ability and, so, needs improvement; but it does not mean necessarily that he has " Exclusive Local Dealer r Your Friendly Store failed A check indicates need iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiit for improvement in some certain feature of a given class. i Mr. Wiliam Evans of ville, Utah, visited hU Jack Evans and family enroute to California whem? will visit his daughter. ts make some gloomy home The Biology classes spent a very Try to on this festive day, Happy enjoyable afternoon at the Layton As kind and thoughtful, too, being West in Jordan, Sugar Factory November 10. This trip, attend- Naturally will always pay. ed by fifty-thre- e pupils, was to Keep in mind the One who helps Betty Lou Marshall, Mrs. Jost Dilley returned to her home in Ogden last week after halving spent a week visiting her son, Mr. Leon Dilley and VIHUIVn UHUII think about hasting your homo. You should bo ready . . . You can be ready . . . long before the first cold day. GILLETTE TIRES Stop worrying about the cost of now Winter clothesl Wo con clean, repair and alter those "old" ones so they'll look just like new. Guaranteed work economy Phone Magna most interesting activities of the school year. That activity is photography. This club is learning how to take, print, and develdp pictures. They also hope to construct their own miniature cam eras. Wallace Allen, Reporter Take the first capital letter of each line in the above poem, heart in and Civics And your with Thanksgiving 'The annual Cyprus' spell verticall- y- downward, souL of Council dance will be held this make can see what words you year the evening of Nov. 22, the Youll thus to yourself Thanks- it giving impart. day before Thanksgiving. This LaVere Poulsen. gala affair, a bam dance, promises to be one of the really unique functions of the school year. So, Students, lets dig out our aprons and overalls and attend No DMd to wait until this joyous event! winter's horo baforo you CIVICS' COUNCIL DANCE PUMPKIN PIE I Broadcast by Mary Lee Ty lor, Nov. 16. KSL, 9:30 a. & A delicious creamy smooth pic with just the right combinstiMi of pumpkin and spice flavor. ib 20 Oxydol YOU WILL NEED! UTAH VALLEY No. 2 can Soap Pierces Tomato Tuna 18 Pumpkin, No 2 2 can '29 3 1-- SOFTASILK BUTTER TIME K &x Heres anotner treat for you folks who made Five OCLOCK the largest-sellin- g gin in Utah 46 oz., 2 f I Try Ten High Bourbon, the whiskey wnh "No Rough Edges".. .and youll Double Your Enjoymentl COMPANION PRODUCTS faSII FOLGERS Nesselrode Fruit Ice Cream, qt. ,40c 25c Bricks, All Flavors, qt cdsrm akrr cans Coffee lb. can . . Mt. Whitney Ripe First grade, Ib Subject to Market Price CARNATION Spices, 2 oz. can Sc ..30 IRRADIATED My Friends: Sego Milk, 3 c. 21c We will close all day Thursday, November 23 to give thanks for our ASK US FOR THE !l "THE PERFECT ; ! Pot Roast, lb. exclusive Controlled Condensation process keeps Five O'CLOCK flavor uniform and Hiram Walker's scieniificcontrol in the world's largest distillery keeps Ten High free of all Rough Edges. Like one you11 like them both FANCY I TEN HIGI Owt,CUNi.UI STRAIGHT viw n'nnrir U LLUUn riVL ruth. Cod. Ne. 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Louis Falvo. 8c Celery, Jumbo Grapefruit, dozen.. 19c Oranges, 2 dozen. . 25c Turnips, Carrots, 5 lb.10 Lettuce, lge. bead . . .5c Yams, 4 lbs. for 19c lb 17c Cranberries, 23c Package 3i Second grade lb flnves Vegetables can CAKE FLOUR Cr No. 1-- 2, can SOAP Crystal White, 5 Giant Bar. for Palmolive, 3 bars for Peets Granulated Soap, l?e- - P? Concentrated Super Suds, Ige P M -- i j f j |