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Show Magna, Utah, Friday, April 3, 1C33 they cannot duck that bugaboo Political re- PLANS BEING MADE lief. Mr Alta Dayton entertained at a dinner Thursday evening In honor of her son, Ky. Games were p,ay-e- d. A lovely arranged dinner was served at one table centered wltb a Urge birthday cake, decorated In green and pink with 12 candle Twelve guests were present. Monopoly' was played and Mae Morgan won the prise. Luncheon was served to the following ladles: Mrs. Tom Morgan Mias Morgan, Mr Eve Carpenter of the Arthur) Row,, Miae Mayme Nunneley of Magna,. Lira, Emma Lou Erickson, Mrs. Margaret and Mrs. Anna Ahlqulst of GARFIELD NOTES Mia Elsie Members of the W. B. A. wiU meet next Monday evening at the Clubrooms for their regular business and social meeting. Au ladies are urged to attend. Mag-Wome- ns The people have been well InSALE Mrs. D. J. Long entertained at her formed on the subject of boondog- FOR gling and will bave no more of tt home Saturday evening In honor of Only those who receive the checks Poppies wiU bloom In Magna and Mrs. LaRue Peterson of Salt Lake from Uncle Sam seem to like the Garfield on Saturday, May 23, City. Bridge and five hundred were The Bpencer Ward is entertainidea and even they. In private think glowing on the coate of rememberplayed with high priaea being ing at an old time dance this the manner bewhich in funds are in honor of the ing American to Mrs. Pied Barton and There aeemi to be an air of (at Thursday evening. Everyone la Ining disposed of border on insanity. World War dead. The women of Cy- Mrs. J, W. Brewer. Second priaea Twin 8weater Seta $2.98 For wo- vited. among the Democrat. The men Penney' i prus unit of the American Legion were won by Mrs. Sam Mata and 8prtng Purses Me Black Brown conservatives who have been snip Blue. Penney. Auxiliary will offer the poppies on Mrs. John Bayes, Deal New element of LEGION at AUXILIARY the ping the streets, giving everyone an opTHE A dainty luncheon was served to , their party are no longer ao boia SOCIAL Mutual Conjoint meeting was portunity to pay tribute to the war the following ladles: Mrs. B. W. terou LAKE-TOOEL- E dead and to help the wars living Richardson, Mrs. J. W. Brewer, held Sunday evening at the GarSALT Which probably meant that, The American Legion 'Auxiliary victims with contributions given far Mrs. John Bayes, Mrs. Carl Long, field Ward. Those taking part on A playlet, He and She," though they may not agree with held a very charming and delight- the little red flowers. will be presented for members of were: Mrs. the Julia Mrs. program McOiU, Arthur will not the liberal" group, they ful social at the Utah Copper Club The American Legion Mrs. Joe Thomas, Mrs. Jim Vocal trio.... Naomi Bennett, Isa- the Utah Copper Club Monday, not eupport the Republican In the com- Thursday, the occasion being the only fives us a means poppy bel! Thomas and Lola Holt Mrs. Vance Smith, Mrs. Rue of April 20 at the clubhouse by the P. Leaves Allen, Leaves Salt Lake rendering , ing election. annual membership party. . ' personal tribute to the memory of Packard. Mrs. A. J. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Piano Solo ....... ...Orace Furrow O. Ward player All member and for Salt Magna Lake For Mgn . Dan Ahlqulst their families are invited to attend Hemmed guests In attendance those brave men who sacrificed Sam Mats, Mrs. James Krae, Mrs. Talk 9 40 a. m. ,.1:00 a. m. Meinwhile political expediency la were Mrs. Eva K. Ashton, Depart- their lives for America, It also gives Pred Barton: all of Magna, Mrs. H. Retold Story Ida Johnson 1.40 p. m. ...11:00 a m. the order of the day in every move ment 93c at PenTalk Vernon Cora Black Over-NigR. Nelson, Mrs. L. J. Long, Mrs alMrs. Eli the Sum- us a means of aiding ihn 6 40 p. ,m who Bags President, 4:00 p. a. the in When made. legislator! ner. Pint Vice President and frs. so sacrificed but are still within 1 0 p. m Ray Kartchner ney and Mrs Faun Peterson of Talk 8:00 p, a some on agree finally a Washington Eva Coakley. Department hospital reach of pur help. Prom the innmi Salt Lake City. tort of a tax bill, it will fall where chairman. New Light Weight Felt hats for Mr EUabeth Myler and Mrs. SALT LAKE DEPOT These ladles gave brief wearing . o$ the Utils flower come there are few votes to be had. 22 South aa West Temple men bcneflti Dick et -into corHoee ' Women's Mesh teaching talks, Penney Oormley recently left on a 08c stressing the' importance: pf every A sure sign that the minority with ner of the country and touching Spring shades Penneys trip to California where they will MAGNA DEPOT Auxilary work, urging all present a few pennies In their jeans will be to 30 New Spring Dresses MM each visit friends and relatives for a see that members attend the the lives of thousands of unfortunt bill tax of the the natural target . short time. Rasmussen Gangs Mis. R. M. Leasy and Mrs. Frank at Penney meetings which are scheduled for ate men, women and children. farmers. The vast program of welfare and Allen were hostesses to the Oarfleld the local unit. After the meeting all adjourned to the basement for rehabilitation work carried out by Womens Club last Friday afterCo L Prank Knox has started on luncheon. Hostesses were .Mrs. Ida the American Legion and Auxiliary noon at a one oclock bridge lunwith a vigor. !!! his campaign Pullmer. captain, Mrs. Elizabeth draws its principal support from cheon. Mrs. Ray Wyatt of the B A sensible, a progressive Oardner, Mrs. Ivy Burris, Mrs. Lift-n- le the poppy. The dimes, quarters, half a Row won the prize. wltb both feet on the ground, he Wyatt, Mrs. Mathilda. Barton. dollars we drop into the coin boxes . wiU bear watching .hiring the next Mrs. What a buy - 15c - Plain Color Dora Lund, Mrs. Ethel John-, of, the poppy workers supply the few months. Broadcloth son, Mrs. Sarah Henderson, Mrs. means for local, state and ! Penney. NSURANCE His stock la on the up. Landon. Vinta Mrs. Elizabeth Orem activities far the benefits of disMartin, COMPANIES who is now the leading contender veteran abled Mrs. T. F. Maher entertained the and the families left and Mrs. Cleg Behunln. , , . , CONSIDER for the Republican presidents honThe guests were seated at, one in need through the death or dis- Merry Matrons at her home last OVERWEIGHT ors. has not caught-thpublics of veterans. The Poppy Day Thursday afternoon at a one o'clock long table which had decorations ability ( fancy yet AVERY of spring flowers. The Legion' Co- contributions make aid available bridge luncheon. The guests were He may have wonderful stage ef364 during the other of the Mrs. L J. Staples of Garfield and fects by way of economy and bal- lors of blue and gold were effective- year to those who stilldays are paying Mrs. Harold Harris of Salt Lake out carried ly ancing budget, but he insists that steady Installments the war's City. Mrs. C. F. Anderson will enMrs. Elizabeth Oardner, member- 'in the people must come to him. The j bitter debt of tertain the club next time. Suffering talk a short v v V-- . people have been educated to make ship chairman, gave . on membership, Mrs. Pearl Hansen the politicians come to them.. fffr When we pin on our popples this Me Buys a new Spring Cap at and Mrs. Ina Pullmer also responshould-comthere ll us-ayear, to a Penney r Men Sizes. There is much talk of Borah be ded. Mrs. Edith Breeze received the vision of the , we ary playing in part tng prepared to swing his support to membership prize, graving brought the effort to heal the nation's war Miss McChonle of Salt ,?yw6 Nancy Vanderberg. Whether Vandenberg the largest number of membership wound We should look upon our Lake City spent TO AN with Wednesday At meeting this the organization. is the dark horse remains to be . popples not only as flowers of her sister, Mrs. Mary Ensign of the ITNOT ONLY STRENGTHENS fourteen ladles were InitiatedtJatp seen for the dead but flowArthur Row. . Hut memory . the. Auxiliary.. THE LUNGS HUT. THE TEARS ers of hope for the living. - I SNASH OUT And here in Utah, political preAuxiliary meeting will Easter Ties For men. 69c Line just . FROM THE EYES paration are also being made. The Thursday evening, April 3 at the Box Stroller - Coats for Women' - In at Penney an Copper Club, It is hoped a large MM Penney. t . . Democrats and Republicans 4 . . attendance will be present Business rallying their forces for Miss Hulda Ahlqulst entertained Both parties are. out for of vital Importance will be discuss- Baby Blanket 25c to llAfl.New at her home last Friday evening for tight-eve- n though rifts are report- ed. Members and .prospective mem- Assortment - Penney. ", "7 a group of friends. The new game ed In their ranks.' Again, W. W. bers are urged to be present Scegmlller, seems a likely and prob- promptly at 1:00 p. m. able choice for the G. O, P.'s choice osoesoteossoessenoootssssi for Oovemor while Henry H. Blood their as W. Hall had Mr. and Mrs. HOW TO will undoubtedly succeed himself EDUCATED Mr. and Mrs. Read Dally tba Wsrld-wid- s for the Democratic nomination On- guests last Sunday, Conttraetivs Naws la C. A. Winslow and three eons, ly time will tell the rest. The Christian Science Monitor George, Jerry and Wayman of Le-h- L lilimWi-- iI DmOf Nmmpmp H (few aS A wKw.ihi wM mm tat M U rta 4 The President got away for his Mm Mtati. r m , v. life Ita MtaM. Tta W. Se-- mIl tta hmttmdm. fe ta--- S Ita YOUR FEET fishing trip just In time. The highhmHj, A fim fn96c. Assorted colon. WmUt Mm-tBlouses Mim bf totaitM IfcttariUM M at Silk iMta. Inhanded methods of the Lobby 4 WET ta -l arMlif. ttwt GET wwM yUtotf MrrT RUB THEM BRISKLY ARE OFTEN CAUSED vestigating Committee, under the Penney. Tta Chrittlaa Sdnca PobHihln SocMy WITH A ROUGH TOWEL B $ stimulus of Senator Black, had a (taa, Stmt, SattM, McSU, BY INFECTED TEETH TO tataokxlM ta Tus Cornua Scbhcs Monro . CATCHING far from favorable effect cm the " wt ,Ha period CetyHcM lM, Ltnesh Nwiismi listens, is country. 1 00 SO I amitk Tic Q Malta $4 a 7r Juttatlil read wants letters his by Nobody Wadattdajr taw, tadadiaf lUgMa tactha: 1 yew I SO; t tawi II a Government snooper. Hat POPPY Comment ne ' HAGNANOTES HOLDS 1 3-- act STAGE Lu-che- sL ht de YOUR HEALTH COMES FIRST' Well-organis- I emsiunf- '. e is ' INFANT.., 1 impurities e-held "KEEP ta -- ai and N r tJr Jl MOLLY SAYS utiru con on aiqckst A - 99999teoe946oee99eeecste9sec 49-bo- mi. pm v t (t Enjoy a telephone visit with y friends, .sons or, daughters at school or the far-awa- Many Democratic Congressmen at the end of this sc ion to sin no more." if their places are taken by Republican particularly in the' House of Representa- folks bade hornet ; will go home - H tives. - , . The .Senate will probably remain Democratic Unless one of those rare landslides sweep the entire Repub- Incg Distance rates are reduced all day and after 7 p. m. "every night I ' - Sunday T , : " . . She worst Mhid of Ul li due; Is fha Wd fht dci& lican ticket , Our legislators have been gingerly 'many controversial vNt to.seo.V aide-steppi- issues posure f CQ&Df , Addna story was told to me Wednesday in the inner editorial sanctums of s large Salt Lake City daily, that ur Bruno Hauptmann' stay of was execution wangled directly through the Influence of a veddy, veddy, prominent politician who believes Bruno Innocent. However, newspapers did not print this part of the story. Couldnt find the reason why. . WO RHEumnm rather than ruffld the comV .their' constituent So far , 7 f , ' IB1E IA OVilDS-l- S ANLY its tremendous popularity makes th low price possible! For Bottoms Up U no ordinary whisky I It's mad from a famous h formula, unusually rich In fiavorfut small Crains. And now ft's actually mellower than ever before, Kajoy ite smooth rich flavor today I i;sr, Cr.:cih:r Ksstac&y Slrzljht IVhidf our-max- Erases that Shadow I Ctalrsl , BR0VH-F0Br.!A- ri wOl 4m mHckly, otamlly, eM i frtaad west se tatarlta CVMta ta isa vwa Ctalrsl dsmwMaslUae she cesl KSM lwta a taw Clslrsl llistata mee Msm asd I ' - AM m Write MOW 9M 9. MyewbsMktataOrwdtalessIsrRa daifsl KENTUCKY STRAIGHT VHISKY JAS.0.FEPPER 11 rwr Mr ftayl h W Be Mm ttasw sf fesy IM deiksas yssf Isss end WWta ymid Rke te tasrt mM mtar m cpl.liy dMf Mm ctase sf ysw hsk. 1 taAHRU M Mr, mod ftU niy a ee tee hta s teste lft STRAIGHT WHISKEY BOTTLED IN BOND under U. S. Government supervision. IOO Proot This bottled in bond favor- ite is made the unhurried way by one of the nation's oldest distillers. Thats why folks say of Jss. E. Pepper Whiskey "Born with the Republic Ota PINTS No. so' DistilUry COKPASY N QUARTS Mm 39 Also DU Imported BONNET WINE- - The great French aperitif. (18 alcohol by vol- ume.) For those delightful Dubonnet Cocktails and Manhattan A Scheoley import. No. 1100 v Coprnri 194. SdMttcy Dtttnbwon,lMtaNrvY ' |