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Show SMITHFIELD SENTINEL locals Cragun t 5 "Hr Rawlinn w . Vfl-- . -f- flieave for EuP her the home of Ulaa Anna The evening wax spent de fterwUcl1 bun foplayin 'erred. hmcheon liieiou ' Been. wa i viT Sot AT THE jj ?T WRIGHT CAFE dinners, lunches and Adv. j'gAKDWITCHES. arc-- ' slUoOL XMaS VACATION AA ch'ol of Cache county will ?? fur tbe Christmas holidays on Friday, December 21 to December 2J. Sch-o- l will reassemble December Miss Eloise Noble entetained her CO then will cose far New Year's bunco dub at her home on December day 11. Prises were awarded to Alta Eve ooo- Whitt end Anns Lou Rees. Lunch-- ! The American Legion Auxiliary Mn was served at small tables to held a Christmas party on Friday at the home of Mrs. 16811 Gordon eight guests. President Alice Thomley was in Mrs. Wm. A. Noble. Jr., was h.is- - charge. The program consisted of l I01 Nlfiht by Mr tess to the Ladies bridge club at M,sS 0ralIe Cragun; a her home on Wednesday afternoon 5jn,.lh and THE AMERICAN FOR YOUR CHRIST CANNES AND NUTS. WE 5S) HAVE A VARIETY OF MEATS. 1 FRESH FISH AND i WE SELL BLUE FINE FOODS 1 WATCH FOR OUR HANDBILLS, ADV. i , AT SHOP i VOOD STORE ? " n anta au inn' visited luncheon was served to twelve : h;1 a yreent for tiub guests afterwhich contract bridge waa played. Mrs. Glenn Winn and1??' Chmtmalljarol 8u2 b 11 ! of h.e direction Mrs. Cyril Munk of Benson wfreS Marlon Richardson with Mis snecial guests. Oraiie Cragun at the piano. A de licious luncheon was served by the EXTRA GOOD CHRISTMAS hostess assisted by Mrs. Ethel Miles WANTED TO BUY TREES FOR SALE AT F. L. end President Thomley. This was a, Pra SinUf, Inquire George Cham-- ! WEST SHOP 2nd SO. MAIN ST. very outstanding party and much 91. Ad. 12-2- 7 ! SMITHFIELD. brrf, Smithfield, Phone enjoyed by the large crowd present. The decorations, menu and program were most unique and original. iaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Christmas Food Sale QUALITY GROCERY and MARKET PHONE 6 temporary art in a broad siut ful fashion. As a result of this and other exhibit sponsored by the University of Utah in art, public interest is, expected to grow, thus encouraging artist in their work. Another purpose of the exhibit is tc provide a niaket for the works of Utah artists, as all of the exhibits are for sale. The exhibit is open to the public! free of charge and will remain open until December 21. The exhibit opens daily at 10:00 a.m. and doses :t B. Y. U. TO SPONSOR iSmtaSSf 1 miniver- - Farr Mr. Wiser is hei sister T. B. Firr, a handker- held Wednesday w 'rty w Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe the parents of Mr. Van Orden it . on (Mr' Glen llmn'r Burley, Ida. rtu",ed hcme. after 'pending the Mr anJ Mr' and Mr. Cliff Wiser" at Lewinton and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luwe of of MISS Genevieve o, MB""" 0t&ai, fatthhe W" wedding aries of Mr. a: attended ,Sn2ri.r I andMrdM dintr a December 20. 19S5. ANNUAL truth-- 1 CONTEST Povo Immediately on the heels equal fame locally. of ther Intermountain Journalism conference at Brigham Young University comes an announcement of strong lnteyeut to Intermountain high j GIVE SHADES school4 window New shades The date for the Twelfth Interfor Christmas will please slL Oar mountain Ccmmerdil contest has been scheduled for March 27, acshsde factory win nave yoaj money. cording to Dr. A. Rex Johnson, con- 10:00 p.m. Sundays the exhibit i test manager. open from 1:00 p.m, until 9:00 pan. & Co.! E'jertons A new feature this year will be Among some of the nationally an exhibit showing the latest deve- known artists of Utah, who have LOGAN lopments in office appliances, which will be sponsored by the Bets Delta chapter of Alpha Kappa Pd. Awards to winners of the typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping contests for SMOKESTACKS will include individuals and team and bronze pennents, glcd, silver, ....If your sieve does not drawl medals, three typewriters, two lovwell ortVr s new smukctacl ing cups, an electric ekxrk, and five from scholarships to B. Y. U. Co.l Evcrloiis A Last year 398 entries were made in the contests. The participants LOGAN came from 36 high schools in Ut:h, Idaho and Wyoming. SSSSSSSSSjSi Sons Sons Esfray Notice Ghirslmas Mr. end Mrs. Adrain Tbolson and daughter, Helen, returned home Monday from a weeks business trip State if Utah to Sait Lake City. 3. City of Smithfield I have in my possession the following described animrl, lawfully NO VOLUME impounded which if riot claimed and taken away, will be Bold at public RADIO SERVICE FOR auction to the highest cari bidder, SEE at the Estray Pound in this city on the 27th day of December, 1935, :t the hour of 1 p. m. Radis Service Go. Description of Animal One black and white heifer, one LOGAN PHONE 317 year old. No marks or brand vis1 East of Post Office ible. The said animal was impounded in said city on the 17th day of December, 1935. LOR1N BLUE BLAZE COAL U NO. relatives and friends if you can't be with them 2--NO. 2--NO. 29c Everfen 2 CANS RED AND WHITE 29c G. S. CCRN CANDY 2 Lb. Pure Sugar, 2 Lb. 1- -15 11 Mixed!... 1 26c 2 Lb. Fancy Jumbo 29c 1 Lb. No. Pure Cream Mixed 2 Lb. No. 12 15 h:rd Chocolates 23c Lb. B'jx Ast. Lb. Box Asat. Chocolates 98c 1 Lb. Box Asst. Chocolates 89c 1 Lb. Box Cherry Chocolates Oz. -28 Specially .... Lb. Fancy 19c Shelled Walnuts 27c 2 Lb. Fancy Mixed Nuts 15c 45c TOILET PAPER IQ. Imw Q t 1,000 Sheet Rolls Full Size Sheets 17 w 1 Bars Lady Gcdiva Fine for Complexion .... 25c COAL IS ...BLUE BLAZE COAL MEANS THAT SCREENED SLATE AND OTHER NONBURNING ELEMENTS ARE REMOVED. THUS YOU HAVE DEAL TO ASHES LESS YOU HAVE MORE WITH AT LESS AND HEAT COST. W. II. TOILET SOAP-- Cans R&W All Varieties BLAZE! BLUE With 19c 33c Lb. Fresh Salted Peanuts SOUP Q S. S. Walnuts 29c 58c 1 Lb. L3rgc Washed Brazils .... 19c Chocolates Pkg. R&W Priced 1 Peanuts Lb. Fancy IxL Almonds 1 BREAKFAST CEREAL 1- Less ASHES To Sill1 NUTS 1 Qfw Roskelley Coal Yard COFFEE LB. RED AND 1 LB. STAR BRAND Lb. Pkg. Shredded .... Lb. Pkg. Shredded TOILET SOAP ..... 12 23s Thrill Health 4 ABars Real Health Soap RICE 0 25c TAPIOCA 0 Ox. Fkg. RAW Instant Cooking ., Cent Size Hcg. Specially Priced 215 215 1 Ox. lkg. Seeded Raisin L'n Ox. lkg. Seedless Raisin 13c No. 12 Pkg. RAW Curr.mts 15. 10c OVALHNE GO IQq RAISINS & CURRANTS Lb. R&W Whole Kernel I 1St WRAPPED CELLOPHANE C0C0ANUT 11 2S WHITE VACUUM TACKED 1 35c PEELS 1 Lb. Fancy 1 Lb. 1 Lb. Fancy tomon Fancy Orange Citom 29 29c 29. CONVERSATIONS on funeral t, service arc rare and the unavoided oftentimes, is til emergency action becomes neresry. In such s thue tf Morticians nerd LINDQUIST are ready to serve you. Our dignified, reverent services arc always complete, never larking in sympathy or the little so nefery to satisfaction. Our charges are low. aub-Jcc- de-lul- ls CANNED VEGETABLES EXTRA STANDARD PACK 2-- NO. 2 CANS SIFTED PEAS NO. 2 CANS G, S. OR TOM THUMB CORN NO. 2 CANS SOLID PACK TOMATOES 2 2-- 2-- NO. 2-- JfO. 2 CANS, STRING BEANS 2 it CANS PUMPKIN All Tacked in Utah Except Corn 19c P 19r 19c G. W. Lindquist and Sms MORTICIANS 19c vmvvvymv Tvvmmvmr Logan, Utah Sons I HOLIDAY GIFT SPECIAL YOUR FIRST OIL TREATMENT The art and sculptural work on exhibition is entirely done by Ut h artists and zculplurer. O.cr forty, Utah artists, being chosen by tliej committee in charge due to their r leadership in the Utah field of art,! have their works on exhibition. Oil( paintings, etchings, water colors and, sculptural pieces totaling to 162 separate exhibits compose this art I display. The purpose of the Utah Artist Art Exhibit is to show to the public a collection of local art work that will accurately represent con- - 1 AND AND SIIAMFOO FINGER WAVE WILL BE GIVEN .AFTER flllS free FIRST PERMANENT NOW SPECIAL IS GOOD FROM WAVE UNTIL AFTER TIIE HOLIDAYS. THE BARKER Barber and Beauty Shop SMITHFIELD WE WISH YOU PHONE A VERY 4 UTAH MERRY CHRISTMAS here- Go. LOW, pro--gre- xs Peas and Beane Packed in Utah & Logan I Art patrons of Salt Lake City the state of Utah are extended a' cordial invitation to the Second An-- j nual Utah Art Exhibit now in at the Union Building on, the campus of the University of Ut-- j ah, according to D uglx O. Woodruff, in charge of the exhibition. 29c We sell electric wiring goods City Poundkeepcr SPONSORS" if Co.! Electric Goods for less. Electricians buy VEGETABLES 2 CANS RED AND WHITE PEAS 2 CANS RED AND WHITE BEANS Sons n ART EXHIBIT FANCY PACK & orH Telephone out-of-tow- LLOYDS Adv. our storeB will be spprecisted by him her, old or young. Evertons . Gifts A useful gift from OF UTAH WORK 9 I,ee Greene Richards, Florence Were Wright, II. L. Larson, Cornelius Salisbury and many others of A. B. Office of City Estray Pound, Smithfield, Utah WE DELIVER CANNED their work on exhibition Include: Mali1 nri Young, Avanl Fairbanks, ! - |