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Show . "W1' igl y' riy I V THURSDAY THE SUN CHRONICLE, r y LOTION S i Cotton Nylon Reinforced collar 3 for G5? 4 ?"' ' " ' - - '6 f' (1,11 tt QUICK ... 'r k 3io 5 QfcCrcstCX prored tfftcUt egtlnsi CirlUet In hornet lilt jourt , . . ,t V .yl ;i 4 Reg. Extra Large h IT Permanent i $2.00 ffs Reg- - ri:.v 69c Co,nr LADIES' S nlus H Ji A, i 'vrll, tnha, GAZDlti 'Tt963 CLOVES Innolizetf V-- tohon . Wj $4l ; RRCf Revlon )c i Living Spray Re; 59, HAIR SPRAY 1.50 Value f)Oc QO BOY'S -- SWIM TRUNKS 1 BROIAO SELTZER Boxer Style. Color Fast SQUIBB Authentic Polynesian Prints Sixes 6 to 16 Years VIGRAII ICRVN Reg. 98c Multi- - Sqym Back In town after a trip to Montana are Mr. and Mrs Norman Oliver and his family. Mr. and Mrs Norman Bennington added another boy to their family July 14th. The little fellow weighed seven pounds and 1 bunee and is the fourth boy for the couple, Nyron and Ileon Thomas are also beaming about the birth of a baby. The infant boy was born July 10. At home recuperating after a stay in the hospital is Delores Olsen. Betsv Ann fh litle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beitt has also been in the hospital for surgery and is at home and doing v well. Get well wishes go to both. Roy Oobm has Inst returned from Los Angeles where he attended a convention Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Tubbs are back in town attr sounding two weeks at Lava Hot Springs in Idaho. Out of state visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Evan Thomas are Mrs. Thomas's parents, Mr. and Mrs Cnhm c Brown Happy birthday to Eugene Beitz son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bcilz who was one year old July 16. .Back in town after an exciting trip to Canada are Mr. and Mis. Mirk Angus. Mr Angus is band leader at Bonneville High School and he and his wife were chaperones on the student tour f aken Th by hand memho-- s Angus children were cared for by grandparents in Pro o and Roosevelt while their parents were gone from home. A speedy recovery Is wished for George Dias who is in the hospital for back surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Gavle Sheffield have been in Boise visiting with relatives. They returned to Roy yesterday. Recovering at home after surgery Is Donna Young. Get well soon wishes go to her. Back in town after a fun filled trip to Yellowstone Park are Mr. and Mrs. George Williams and v 3 for HOME 3f THE EFFECTIVE TOOTHPASTE k plus tax golf balls i , Qc lenms Rackets 4.98 & SKI International Reg- - I"-'-- - Mrs Ivan J. Bamhroueh. They spent last week at the Reimsch-use- l cabm athebeean laki in dk ussel cabin at Ilebgen Lake near Yellowstone Park. Reg. J.35 0$ ! & SUNTAN VStts ,t v- Also spending a week away from oys i.?, ' TRI-VI-S- Vitamins 98' .100 Reg. $2.98 Reg. $1.95 97 OL Vitamin Drops y Reg. 3.24 50cc 216 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Olden Having lets of fun in the land of sunshine were Don and Glenna Clark who have in California for a vacation. Ray and Bonnie Grouch and their family spent last weekend in Nevada where they attended a family reunion. Mcfonng to Southern tTih wwp the Lawrence Siler family. They made a tour of the Utah parks. d Mr. and Mrs. Howard and their on pU'd how just returned to Roy after a five Olm-stea- Continued on page 6 a Doge life DONT ADOPT DOG JUST FOR SUMMER ' By Bob Bartos, Manager Friskie Pet Food Research Centei Dog ownership is not to be taken lightly. R 0 0 lil COOLERS !:s 34.95 Reg. $1.49 n flOt MEDI QUICK time to part with the pet Accurate theyve grown to love. ACROSS Perspiration Forbid Seed vessel Cut meat Compass point . 14. Hail! 15. Useful thing 16. Times to come 18. For it 20. Went down Russian ruler 22. Affirmative 23. Strikes lightly 26. Helping to cure 30. Turkish title 31. Electrical 21. current 32. One 33. Fasten 34. Bed frame 37. Thaw 38. Shelter 39. Arrived 41. Source 43. Tales OOc Coverage xS. W HAMILTON'S CAMERA CLEAN UP Yes! We are pverstocked on cameras of TYPES Buy now or lay away at Prices which are below wholesale cost ALL Second, abai doning a dog unpardonable cruelty. A dogs family Fs the most important thing in his life. Left alone, hell pine or try to find his family, and in doing so can easily be struck by a car and killed, or cause an accident Third, by abandoning a dog you're being inconsiderate not only of him but of local winter residents. The dog, starving, may become a nuisance foraging for food. He may join up with other unwanted dogs to form a pack, and such packs can pose a menace to livestock. Feeding tip: Carbohydrates and fats supply most of the dogs energy, while protein is used primarily in building muscle and tissue cells. A top quality prepared dog food, such as Fnskies, supplies between 20 and 25 per cent protein mixtures, providing excellent nutrition for your dog. I Yeor $22 6 Months $11 3 Months $5.50 Clip this advertisement and it with your check or money order to: Tho Christian Science Monitor One Norwoy Street return Boston IS, Moss. PB-1- 6 53. Dance step 54. Building 47. Evader 49. Mine excavation wings 55. Frozen 50. Inquire 51. Gaelic John" TZK 52. Caught W V. i rain DOWN 19. 12. Light comedy Japanese com 23. Flap 24. Grow old 25. Portable 1. Begone! locks 2. Lave 27. Woman 3. Gaelic title 4. Turns aside 28. Be ill 29. Permit 5. French . heads 31. 6. Ahead . 7. Assyrian. god 8. Mesh fabric 9. One who lives on. others 10. Baking chamber U. Writing table 17. Employed i i Devoured . , . 35.- Brisle 36. Oak fruit 37. Of the mind 40. Main spars ' 41. Gather crop 42. Bones: anat., 43. True 44. Coal ' product 45. Rapier .46. Shipped ,48. Pastry I ADMIRAL THEATRE Til ONE CLEARFIELD, UTAH Friday Saturday 823-092- 3 Sunday, July 19, 20, 21 HUD is News First Aid Spray Reg. 1.50 1. 6. 9. 12. 13. - in sickness proposition. Unfortunately, every summer many owners otr renters of codtitry cottages succumb to their childrens pleas for a dog. They adopt one on a temporary basis knowing full well that pets arent permitted in their winter quarters or that they arent prepared to assume the duties involved with dog ownership. So come summers .end, the dog piay be simply abandoned. Before embarking on such part-tim- e dog ownership, do look at some of the consequences. First, for-wor- se may be hurt when it comes Complete issm: Crossword Puzzle Its -a For Sunburn and Skin Irritation AND SATTLER Wal- ters. the children SURFADIL "'& 'rt.S GAFFER FAILS Roy were Dr. and Mrs George C. Redmschussel and Mr. and SEA Ol I3VE Mr. and Mrs. Duane Montgom-k ery and children snent la in Yellowstone Park seemg the varied sights there. . . . IT ROY NEWS uCJHD r rage Foot JULY 18, 1963 with PAUL NEWMAN LADIES NIGHT SUNDAY One lady admitted free when accompanied by one paid adult admission FRIDAY Open at 6:45 p.m. SATURDAY sL tih'i . Show at 7 p.m. Continuous from 3 p.m. SUNDAY & . EASTMAN BIG 1 BELL AND HOWELL T 'W ALE. 4 (Come in today while the supply lasts. to the GOOD f J Some drugs are prescribed frequently others, rarely and there is no way to know which drugs will be called for by your next prescription. But whatever they are, you can be sure we are fully prepared to supply them immediately. We have over 4,000 drugs of r ALL to the YOUR HEALTH. GOOD That right, we hav the new Polaroid Land Color Film. It works in most existing Land Cameras. Just snap the shutter and in 50 seconds you have a full color pictur right out of the back of the camera. These are the mo?t exciting pictures you have ever seen -- and now you can take them for yourself Dont miss out. 35mm, 8mm MOVIE All Drastically Reduced SAVE UP TO 50 NOV 29 CAMERAS MUST GO!! TTD PUBLIC y'0v AUCTION North Hiway 84 mile South of Hot Springs Pleasant View, Utah BUY -- SELL - c JN UTAH TRADE BEER IS A NATURAL Anything & Everything AUCTION CITY SATURDAY JULY 20TH -- - 1 1 A.M. Down-Bala- nce Terms: Cash or 25 in 24 Hours FINANCING available to qualified Buyers From natures light grain comes sparkling, light beer... Utah's traditional beverage of moderation -- Ks lights sparkling, delicious. the Brewing Industry Is proud of the more than 2,500,000 tax dollars it contributes on beer sold in Utah each year - money that helps support our schools, our hospitals and our parks. In Utah, beer belongs, enjoy it. And naturally, UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. UTAH DIVISION ' v |