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Show SMITHFIELD, CACHE COCXTT. UTAH. FRIPAT, SEPT. 23. For proof of his statement, Mr. Wesley Dkwdlo of Sail Lake was a Smithfield visitor Thursday. Litchfield cites the fact that tires used on light cars today give an avMr. E. A. Robbins, manager of the erage of 26,500 miles of service, ei Hits Theatre, is in Salt Lake Am compared with 14,200 miles delivered by light car tires in 1926; that a business. tire and tube now costs $19.35 aa Mr. J. M. Raylanee has recovered compared with $23.95 in 1926; that worth of sufficiently from his recent illenss to todays tire gives $44.78 visit his place of business frequently. mileage on the basis of 1926 values, SPECIAL. NOTICE During On remainder of the month of September, we will gUe yon a S 19.95 WratinghouM Automatic.. El' eetric Raoater with a act of glaaa Mr. and Mri. Henry Mey ere of diuhra with each purchaao of a new end California were week Take Culton, WeatiaghduM Refrigerator. of (him golden harvest apec-l- gueita at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Only 8 daya left MOSE HARRIS Cub Meyeia. APPLIANCE CO, Southfield, Phone Adv. 111. Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Meyers have with been visiting in Smithfield relatives and friends. Mrs. Meyer is daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Lee LOCAL NEWS al FOR SALE One four wheel fist rack trailer. Inquire Harley M onion. Adv. Nelson. FOUND Pony ColL See Cyril R. Adv. Funk, Richmond. Mr. D. S Jones and Mr. S. T. were in Salt Lake City on business. Beet rack for sale CHEAP. InAdv. quire Glenn R. Winn. Hattie Lower has moved back to Smithfield and is living in part of the house belonging to Mrs. Annie G. Miles on North main street. BEAUTIFUL PERSONAL Christ-ma- a cards. 50 assorted lovely de; signs with envelopes for $1. Your Mr. James Perkins foreman of name printed on each free. An ideal the Utah Power and Light Company Xmaa gift. Order early. NICHOLS service department L r this section ft CO, Robkmart, Georgia. Adv 8 of Utah and Idaho is spending the Women Address and mail adverweek at Itlackfoot racing one of his tising material for iu at home. We fast running horses. supply eveyrthing. Good rate of pay. Mrs. E. B. Lundquist left Wed- No aeliing. No experience necessary. Merchandise Mart, Box 523 nesday, September 21st to visit her an Milton and family at Twin Falls Milwaukee; Wisconsin Idaho. Adv, -now Mrs. Rebecca Larsen returned TIRE PRODUCTION hams cn Sunday from Santa Fe, New Mexbo, where she has been visCOSTS GO DOWN iting with her daughter and family. 11-1- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pilkington and family of Lds Angeles, California have returned hame after spending two weeks visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pilkington aqd other friends and in relatives Smithfield. Purchasing power of 8218 light ear owners in Cbhce County has been increased during the' past 12 years by $109,090.20 according to North Cache Motor Co, local Goodyear dealer. These figures are based on a nation wide atudy just completed by Will you be the winner pf the P. W. Litchfield, president of the beautiful quilt, which is to be given Tire and Rubber Co, Akron to the holder of the lucky number at Goodyear Chio. the Fourth ward choir variety ahowT "In the United States today there are 15,260,266 individuals who may lA night filled with good enter- he identified as a distinct gorup tainment will be enjoyed by thoae through their ownership of light auattending the big variety program tomobiles in the Ford, Plymouth and on Friday evening, September 23rd. Chevrolet class," Mr. Litchfield said. Let's meet you there. "They comprise about 64 per cent of the nation's car owners and, takMias Joan Peterson is spending the en with their families, account for week at San Francisco, California almost one-ha- lf the nations ' total G. Mrs. her Irvin visiting sisiter, population. in product Improvements Derrick and family. and method made by the tire indus12 years have Mrs. Jennie Meikle Heyn of Cali-arn- try duringto the past each individual brought in this is in Smithfield, helping care today a saving of $33.90 in for her mother, Mrs. James J. group his annual tire bilL" Meikle, who is slowly recovering from a partial stroke. IwMh turn aa ttAm twiaaM witk liwi lain AM a4 nmyoariaijatk tli aaakU SPECIAL ANY PASSENGER CAR SIZE well-bein- COMPANY PIIObiB 14 Sire, Regular HOME RLENZO FACIAL 500 Sheets I BAYERS KOLYNOS FOR 6oe w wt T1SSIT. ASPIRINS, 25c regular MEAL 2 - TOOTH A. 7 pisrp 50c Size - ',, MENTHOLATUM, GOc ( sire.. - 8 ' BRIDGE CARDS AT THE 21c Smithfield REXETTES SANITARY Nap KINS, 2 dazen Bakery l KOTEX 30g 48c GIVE US A TRY" SMirHFIELD Van BAKERY Drugl COMPANY UTAH SMITHFIELD $, jin" V a, Gutke Meat& Grocery Prices for SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1938 PALM0LIVE' BARS HAND. SOAPg WASHING POWDER, jJq 6RAN ' SUPER SUDS, CRYSTAL 27c 9c MIXJ0D PICKLING PKENiGHS, 8 OZ. PKG. SPICES, 5QAP, A FEW OF THE REGULAR PRICES YOU WILL FIND AT I I The Third ward MIA commenced the seusOhs activities with a fine program and dance Tuesday, 20. A large croad was in attendance. The ward, officers invite all ward marten to continue meeting each Tuesday night and announce that many enjoyab'e activities are in stare for all who attend. Millers Drive In 4th NORTH AND MAIN Sep-L-iiij- er NORTH CACHE KOTOR PONDS COLD CRE.4M FINEST COOKED dual half-billio- PRICES WHITE 6 GIANT BARS j w Mr. and Mrs. Adell Cannon re--, turned heme Monday afternoon after visiting for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Russ Cannon and Mr. Lloyd Cannon of Rupert, Idaho. Sunday was spent at Sun Valley, Idaho. IHn la atfurl YOU CAN EAT THE 2-- "The extra spending money accru ing to this entire group of car owners reahccs the staggering sum of $517,000,000 a year. Such a sum baffles comprehension. Stated in more understandable terms this sum, a n round dollars, is an avenue, almost 500 miles long, lined on each side with newly built homes in the $5000 class, each with 52 feet of street frontage; 100,000 of these home, Dr modem living quarters for all of the people in a city the .size f Columbus, Ohio; the total amount governexpended by our national ment during the first 06 yean of its existence; the cost of 10 or more super-dreaaughtj for our national defense. "The story of the tire industrys g is contribution to public but one cahpter in the record of by American indus- tries. In other lines of industry, where technological progress 'S.hv been exercised, ether vast contributions have been made. Under the inspiration of a free competitive system, modern business steadily improves the proudets which it aella to the public and, in one way or another, constantly decreases the coat of those products to H public. Nowhere in the world is there a people so consistently well served. Nowhere in the world is there such widespread creation and sharing of new wealth. is "Goodyear, quite naturally, proud cf its part in this record of accomplishment." he concluded AT LOWEST dn ia REGROOVING thus reducing the consumers tire bill by $25.43 per tire. As the ev erage tire is in service three years, and saving for one year is $8.47 on four tires fir one year is $33.90. "With $3190 released to him for other purposes, he may pay a months rent for an average urban home, buy an extra aveiage suit of mens clothes Dr overcoat, pay an average family grocery bill fbr one month, .or buy enough gas and oil for a 2,500 mile auto trip, the Goodyear exe cutive contiued. IThus can the amount of the saving can be translated into definite, tangible improvement! in the living standards of the indivi mw BUY AT ROHE SMITHFIELD PORK & BEANS, CORN, GOLDEN BANTAM TOMATOES PEAS, I I I I I pudding ROYAL, PKG. LG. CAN, 10c ea:h 3 , 12 .TOMATO JUICE, LIMA BEANS, 8 FOR 25c FOR OLD DUTCH CLEANSER WHY NOT DRIVE OUT AND SAVE? Schi!ling EcmLE 33c BOTCH- - 5 8 ,AE-NO- - - Garden Patch WHOLE KERNEL CORN, Gsrden Patch' CREAM STYLE GMi SYRUP, CATSUP, COCOA, PEAS, OLD 5c 10c DRIP OS PERCOLATOR, Lb... MAPLE BEANS, - 25c 25c 25c tie did 326 jQg qt GLOBE, OS. f Qq 39C 4 LB. BAG PAM0-N0- - 8 CAM -- 27c - 10c OTAET CAN 5c HERSHEY,S, LB. CAN N0-- 2 MARSHMALLOWS, 3 YEARS u. bur CORN, TOMATOES, NOW gg DAET PANCAKE FLOUR, PORK AND BEANS, CAET0N .Q MATCHES, BABY SOUP, PEANUT BUTTER, 15c I OZ PKG. ICE CREAM MIX BAEETrs' CLEANSER, UNGRADED, 10c each MATCHES, TAPIOCA, COFFEE, BEANS, K C BAKING POWDER Tulip bulba for Sale. Inquire Adv. Toornley. 24c AtBESS- - INSTONT MIRACLE WHIP, CUT GREEN 8HITHF1ELD 8 DATES, DEL M0NTE 2 CANS 8 25c LB. CELL. BAG 12c cans CUT GREEN DEL MONTE, 2 ALL JELLO, TOILET TISSUE, SALT I0DIZi;D gQg gg HOSPITAL, 3 RCLLS 17c go KELLOGGS PKG. tin 10c 15c . 5c gc CAM PINEAPPLE JUICE, TALL SALMON, DEL mo,te. tall oak .ORANGE JUICE, CLANS PKG SHREDDED WHEAT, RYE FLAKES, 8 mc& .TOMATO JUICE, 29c monte - TALL CAN, DEL MONTE 25c 13c A COMPLETE VARIETY OF GREEN VEGETABLES Tg OID QUAKER CO, LAWRENCEBURG, hSeai you can eat at prices you can meet 8 tat leu |