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Show i THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH Local and Personal The Telephone Word has been received that Virl Nicholls of Ogden was operated npon Monday for goitre at the Dee hose pital. A great necessity in case of Sickness Accidents, Burglars or Fire Plan to have a phone installed it will save you many steps. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Chipp ,son Jack, Mrs. R. G. Marshall and son Maurice, spent Wednesday visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Marshall at Laketown. evening. H. Robinson, President The Misses Velma and Beulah Tag- CPhone 8. Billy McKinnon while dragging logs in the canyon, had the misfortune to have his leg caught in the drag, and is suffering with a very bad sprained EvanstonCash Grocery Postmaster and Mrs. W. E. Marshall and W. A. Marshall, attended the annual Postmasters Convention at Heber City, Utah, June 8 and 9. They report a very good convention. Spring-viile- , Utah, was set for the 1933 convention. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marshall and babe spent June 12 at Randolph with Mr. Marshalls parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marshall. June 12th was Dans birthday and a very nice time had by all. was -- T The following Randolph people attended the M. I. A. June Conference at Salt Lake City: Mr. and Mrs. H. Nor,ris jr., Elma and Wilson Norris, Ina Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Peart, Mr. and Mrs. Leo McKinnoH, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Fackrell, Mr and M,rs. W. E. Marshall, W. A. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Longhurst, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKinnon, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moss, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Rex, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rex and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arch McKinnon, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson and Crilla, Mrs. Elise Norris and son Lvnn, Mrs. Frank Kennedy, Mrs. Florence Bingham, Mrs. Abbie Telford, Delora Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Guymon, and Mary A. Smith. Most of them were present at Saltair Friday, June 10, and witnessed the dancing contest, visited the Fun House, etc. Rich Co. Turn. Co. General Merchandise. Sarah Dustin left for her home In Garden City Tuesday after spending about ten days visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith son, LaMar and Mrs. Steve Faulkner, motored to Salt Lake Sunday. The old saying, An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, is true with Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Jackson any son Bobble motored to Salt Lake City Sunday. They returned via Provo. Mrs. automobile repairing as in other things. Let us check over your car now. It may save you a large repair bill later on. Proper lubrication saves 80 percent of all repair bills. Arrange with us to grease vour car regularly Mary A. Smith came home with them Alice Barton, Ella Wilson and Willa Thornock are visiting friends in Lake town this week. j Jos. Hodges of Logan, Utah was a business visitor In Randolph, Wednesday. ! All are invited to dairy exhibit at Laketown, June 23. Prof. George B. Club calves will Caine will judge. be featured. Remember the date, afternoon of June 23rd. 4-- RANDOLPH GARAGE Mary Kennedy is visiting at Ran dolph this week. sea The First National Bank Wyoming. Annie Kennedy returned home Wednesday after visiting for the oast fifteen days in Evanston and Ogden. Verlyn and Ross Wilson are visiting their Grandma Loveland at Fish Haven. The Missionaries Lynn and Arch Wilson Norris and Crilla Johnson have gone to Salt Lake to receive a .missionary course before leaving for their missions, June McKinnon, 10-da- y 23. Let us know how we can best Fishing season opened June 15. No large catches have been reported. V. B., Mary and Ina Jackson made a return trip to Salt Lake Monday, Mary remained to complete her course Serve You In More Than 57 Of ears of Continuous Service to this Community beauty culture. All are invited to dairy exhibit at Laketown. June 23. Prof. George B. Club calves will Caine will judge. be featured. Remember the date, afternoon of June 23rd. 4-- H THAT RESTORED SAULE PATENTS --A- Notary ND TRADE-MARK- S J C. A.Snow & Co. Public Successful Practice since 1875. Over 25,000 patents obtained for inventors in every section of country. ;Write for booklet telling now to obtain a patent, with lisp of clients LICENSED ABSTRACTOR Of Rich County, Utah A specialty of making Deeds and Titles 4 The Home of those Good Fountain Drinks gart of Lewiston, Utah, spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting with Miss Ina Jackson. Miss Velma is on her leg. 4 LEWIS LONGHURST Ice-Crea- m way to Nebraska where she exspecta to make her future home. Prices Range from 20c. to 50c. Roll, in beautiful patterns. : Clean and Paint up your Homes. If you need Radios, Rugs, Ranges, Furniture, or Refrigerators, we carry all the best makes, Philco Radios, Monarch Ranges, Servell Refrigerators. Get the best at lowest prices. We have everything to equip your I Home or Ranch. Get our prices on groceries and J dry goods. ' Candies and the same 4-- H We have a full line of Paints, Enamel, Kalsomine, and Wall Paper Evanston, JLotel Confectionery Cafe All are invited to dairy exhibit at Laketown, June 23. Prof. George B. Cluib calves will Caine wili judge. be featured. Remember the date, afternoon of June 23rd. Utah" Wyoming Ind. Tel. Co. G. They returned Sol's Tlace in your State. 710 8th St Washington, D. C. Evidence that the severe mental depression that has gripped our local people for the past several months is passed) is seen by the broad smile akin to the 1929 prosperity smile that brightening the countenances of those your meet. This improved mental condition is due principally to the several thousands of bushels of free wheat that have come into our county, coupled with our warm spring weather, and plenty of water for irrigation purposes. There only remains one thing to do to make your external correlate your Internal appearances spirits get your hair trimmed reg ularly at DAVE SMITHS BARBER SHOP. WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MOST Always come to Evanston Cash Grocery first and you will be sure to get most for your money. We know people who are losing more on each purchase than I would make if I sold the articles to them. Come and get my prices always before you spend your money, and see the saving you can make on your purchases. SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE THE 20th AND ENDING SATURDAY NIIGHT, JUNE THE 25th., 1932 : Sugar, 100 lb. bag, Fine Preserving Sugar, 10 lb. Cloth Bags Potatoes. 100 lbs Beans, Navy or Chilli, 10 Rice, Choice Blue Rose, 10 lbs. ,. Spaghetti or Macaroni, 10 lbs 25 Oats, 9 lb. Bags Fresh Stock 25 Corn Meal, Best on Market, 9 lbs Lakeview No. 5 Cans, Jam, ?5 Oils, Wessen, One Half Gallon jjO Oils, Amazio, qts. 32 Oats, Carnation 2 Large pkgs. ....." 2 Soda Crackers, 3 lb. Carton 28 A. B. Soap, 10 Bars 15 Com Flakes, 3 Medium Size Pkgs 60 Coffee, Blue Pine or Folgers, 2 lb. Cans 19 lb. pkgs ts, Coffee, Proffits Special, lb 16 or Cans Hewlet Shasta Tea, Kitchen King, Id Peaches, Libbys or Blue Pine, No. .25 Pineapple, put up by Libby, Large Ca 12 Delmonte Kraut, 3 Large Cans 15 Swifts Bacon, Nice Streaked, lb. Premium Hams, lb Lard, 8 lb. Cans FOLLOWING ARE OUR REGULAR PRICES Look over things everything priced with tags. .23 $ 48 Honey, qt. Tins Sugar, 10 lb. Bags 2 lb. Jars Peanut Butter, School Soap, A. B. or Crystal White, .30 03 Boy Brand Bar .32 .07 gaL Cans Banner Syrup Palm Olive or Lux .25 .06 Cocoanut. 1 lb. pkgs Milk Tall Cans 09 Rockwoods Cocoa, 1 lb. Cans . . .13 Tomatoes, Large Solid Pack .23 05 Rocikwoods Cocoa, 2 lb. Cans Van Camps Tomato Soup .25 Van Camps Pork and Beans, Tall .06 Baking Soda, 3 lb. pkgs. .25 Van Camps Large Oval Sardines .08 Yeast Foam, 3 pkgs. for .03 Yeast 20 Fleischmans Rinso, Large pkg. 09 Stewarts Blueing Large Bottles .16 . Carrots, Diced .25 .07 P. A. Tobacco. 2 Cans Amazio Starch .25 for 2 60 Gal Amaizo Golden Syrup, Cigarettes, .20 Days Work Tobacco or Mule Vinegar, qts 55 .35 lb Vinegar. Gallon Bulk, 20 .40 Prunes, 4 lb. pkg Malt Syrup, Schlitz, 2 Can .. .85 Prunes, Libbys lg. Fancy 2 lb pkg .15 Honey, gaL Cans 19 .35 Rice, Fancy 3 lb. Carton Honey, qt. Jars $4-5- 0 -- 2ns ...... .......... .... G. H. Proffit rWife, Proprietors Phone 327 Evanston, Wyo. Improved Radio Receivers Boon to Rural Communities Battery Difficulties Solved by Air Cell Equipment in Newest and- Finest Models - Exhibited at Chicago Show There is the radio thatll keep em down on the farm. That was the' comment heard this year at the show of the Radio Manufacturers Association in Chicago on the air cell sets which attracted such favorable attention; in fact, which proved to be a distinct feature of the show. Beautiful cabinet designs, perfect tone quality, economical operation and modest initial Investment that describes the latest developments In the sets designed for use .where' electric power is either not available or manunot desired. Twenty-fou- r facturers, many of whom had striking exhibits here, are building receivers to be operated by the air cell A battery, a product of National Carbon Co., which upon its Introduction was hailed as the solution of the major difflcul ties of battery sets. These air cell sets are the answer to. the problems of the small town and the farm, said an official of National Carbon Co. Until the long-lif- e battery was conceived, the Inconvenience and cost of replenishing this equipment were a formidable draw-- back. Program reception, it Is recognized, is superior with battery-operatesets, because of the absence of electric hum and other interferences; but the old equipment was bothersome. This new air cell battery overcomes those objections and it is surprising to One of the new air cell receivers which attracted favorable .attention at the Chicago radio show. A e superheterodyne which, with recent technical advances, matches modern alternating current electrical sets in performance. six-tub- note the number of urban homes in which they have been installed. Many radio listeners prefer them. However, the small town and farm are our greatest poten- tial markets. "There is apparent now a marked revival of interest in receivers of this type and unquestionably they are' going to be an important part of the radio business this year. |