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Show May 28, qcq Page Two THE SPR1NGVILLE (UTAH) HERALD - - lakes. Investigative THE SMOOTHER BOURBON Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 6Yn OH 86 Proof .Ancient Age Dist. Co.,Frankloru,, MORTGAGE LOANS AVAILABLE AT 5!2 INTEREST Springviile Insurance and Realty 154 South Main Springviile FOR SALE KERT1L XZKRS, Insecticides, seeds, garden tools, feeds, Boats & Motors. Springviile Feed, HU m28tfc NTELSON Feed and Supply carries a complete line of Larro Feeds. Rolled barley, oats, wheat, hay, straw, salt. 1141 So. 4th East. Phone HU J9tfc SMART'S Check-R-Mi- x Feeds, Purina Chows, Garden and Lawn Supplies, Insecticides, Fertilizers and Seeds. Wright Rebel power saws. Smart's Feed and Produce, Ph. H0-9-659- 1. a7tfc ATHLETE'S FOOT "fungus in-fection" mild skin irritations treated with soothing, skin color, odorless H & M Oint-ment, experience complete satisfaction. You are the judge. Druggist is authorized to refund. m7tfc BOxS 24" bicycle, youth bed and mattress, oak screen door. HU a30tfc CHOICE top soil and fill dirt. Call HU Eldon Bar-tholomew. a30tfc PiuiuxNiA plants. F-- l Hybrid. 25 varieties to choose from. Good strong plants, grown right out in open most of time. Also other bedding plants. Roy Bradford, 1100 So. Main, Spanish Fork. m28c K. J. MUELLER, gas furnace, good condition, 80,000 BTU. Also used red clay brick, rough lumber. Phone HU-9-476- 0. 130 E. 1st No. m28 PEOJMIES for Memorial Day. Order now. Phone HU Inquire at 689 South 4th E. m30 USED Hide-a-be- d, Beauty Rest Mattress, good condition, ?55. Fashion Furniture. m21 ATTRACTIVE home in Brookside. Reasonable terms. Call FR m21tfc REFRIGERATOR New elec-tri- c wholesale Kelvinator, 12 cu. ft. with 100 lb. zero freezing unit. HU m28 MUSICAL Instruments Cor-one- t, mo-del. Accordiana with 120 base keys, 7 treble shifts and 3 base shifts Call HU Arthur Condie. m28tfc FARMERS Attention! Pea seed for sale cheap. Good cover crop. Call HU j4 FOR SALE FOR "a job well done feeling" clean your carpets with Blue Lustre. Friel's. m28ca FOR RENT 4- -ROOM partly furnished apt. 742 So. 2nd East. HU o!6tfc WHEELCHAIRS, crutches for rent. Haymond Drug Co. Ph. HU J13tfc ROOMS with kitchenettes. By the week. Inquire Carrolls Motel. o2tfc COMPLETELY redecorated un-furnished apt. with all utilities, $65. Humphrey Cleaners. fl9tfc furnished apt. Utili-ties furnished. Valley Hotel. HU m5tfc brick home with garage, gas heat, gas water heater. No dogs. Charles Boyer. 10 No. 4th E. a2tfc PARTLY furn. home. 705 No. Main. Phone HU-9-552- 9. Inquire at 717 No. Main. m7tfc 1- -BEDROOM Apartment, car-peted, 106 So. 2nd West. Con-tact Mrs. LaMar Miner, Ph. HU m21tfc FURNISHED 3 or 4 room apt. Utilities paid. Close in. HU-9-653- 7. m28 2- -BEDROOM furnished or un-furnished apt. 219 East Cen-ter. HU m28tfc 5- -ROOM unfurn. apt. $32.50. Phone HU m28tfc MODERN 2 or 3 bedroom house. Utility room, big yard. 90 North 2nd East. m28tfc FURN. Apt., ground floor, util-ities. Inquire 294 So. 3rd West. m28tfc MISCELLANEOUS BUYING, selling, hauling live-stock- . Registered Hampshire Service. Ray L. Davis, 1512 So. Main. HU after 6 p.m. dlStfc WHEN you need insurance see LuDean Litster or phone HU-9-647- 0. Be Sure Insure Today. d4tfc REGISTERED Duroc Boar ser-vice. Call Robert Palfreyman. HU j25 FOR Household or yard insect problems call Montes Insect and Pest Control. Licensed applicator. Phone 136-- J, Pay-so- n. m28tfc GOOD LUCEC Grads Ffj i. feu Arf City Upholstery Bert Jacobsen, Mgr. BABY Crib, good condition. Also Bassinett, folding bug-gy and stroller. 190 No. 2nd East. HU m28tfc 1953 FORD V-- 8 Station Wagon, overdrive, radio, heater, low mileage. Inquire 360 E. 7th So. Phone HU j4 BUILDING LOT, 100 foot front by 130" deep, on Canyon Rd. Phone HU jll BEAUTIFUL flowers sprays! and bouquets for Memorial Day, $1. and up. Irises, peo-nies, phlox, daisies, etc. Phone HU 668 So. 4th East. If no answer call call HU m28 The intelligent man learns from experience and is able to guage the future by what has happened in the past. RELIABLE Man or Woman to distribute complete line of cigarettes, candy, nuts and gum through new automatic merchandiser. No selling. We will establish accounts for you if you wish. To qualify, party must have car and cash capitol of $400 to $1700 which is secured. Excellent earnings part time. Full time more. Write P.O. Box 1055, Boise, Idaho. m28 WORK WANTED WOMAN wants work, regular house work or cleaning. Ph. HU ml5tfc Fond parents who seek to live their children's lives us-ually manage to mess up every-thing for everybody. THOUSANDS OF ITEMS AT SAVINGS! Odd Lots -- Special Buys -- Mark Downs Hurry In!! peBjsBgami! I Group Cotton WASH DRESSES 2.00 45-P- C. SET MELMAC Large 24 x 46 BATH TOWELS ..... 2 for 1.00 FLORAL PATTERN I WASH CLOTHS - 6 for 1.00 2 YEAR GUARANTEE T I , Grp. Better Reversible BED SPREADS 7.00 Full 45 piece service for eight. A f J ! choice of 2 patterns in pink or U Dacron F;e(j PILLOWS - 2.99 cTEOTCT MISSES HALF SLIPS Odd Lots Better NYLON HOSE 66c "DRP DRY" COTTON I Group LINED DRAPES 4.00 pr. 9 SHADOW PANEL C STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE 9.88 set WIDE EYELETTE TRIM lY care, wash 'n wear cottons - U Girls' Blouse-Jam- aica Set 1.88 P Elastic waist. I KNIT POLO SHIRTS Tripple Crotch TRAINING PANTS 3 for 88c 1 Infants' Waterproof PANTS 3 for 88c H TODDLERS' COTTON I Assorted stripes with easy on, easy Fj TODDLERS' SPORTSWEAR 1.00 off snap shoulders. Good quality, T I j j Play Suits Rhumba Style Sets Ishape retaining cotton. sJ Blouse-Shor- ts Play Suits 5rTTrrTsTTTTTnrilwASH 'N wear slacks Ladies' Spring SHORT COATS 8.00 j MEN'S 55 Dacron Others 10.00 and 12.00 I 45 Nylon - , Nylon waist band and pockets. Real Misses Sleeveless BLOUSES 1.00 wash and wear here, wm g0 thru j Misses, Girls' WESTERN JEANS 2.00 full cycle of automatic washer and Li KNIT SPORT TOPS ) 3. sport sets ij Skirt Blouse Shorts t ,.rrrr kT"htEVELESS 1QQ Misses' SPORT SETS 2.44 ?OTT? ' 1 TaPered Slacks-Bl- ouse n cotton knits 0jrs' SWEATERS ' Go with all your shorts and slacks. .... 1 entire spring stock ot classics, bulkies Wide choice of colors. eS 1 ' Misses' sweaters 2.00 BEDFORD CORD SHORTS (choice of classic pullovers, cardigans) i Girls' Cotton Bouffant SLIPS 1.00 sses Yas n Wear 4 only Girls' Wool or Corduroy SKIRTS 2.00 F Just in time for weekend fun 22 Girls' Sleeveless BLOUSES 88c Season's most popular fabric, wash j (fancy embroidered fronts) and wear bedford cord. U I PIECE GOODS CLEAN-U- P fc I Ladies' Better NYLON DUSTERS 6'00 I!j Percales Regulateds Sailcloth Broadcloth (washable quilted styles) Seersucker Cotton Sheen Novelty Cottons I Group CHENILLE DUSTERS I Sports Fabrics Terry Cloth Group Print COTTON DUSTERS 4,00 I 36c 50c 68c 1 (gay wash 'n wear prints) . EMmBffMmmMff Men's Twill SHIRTS, PANTS 2.00 ea. Girls Better DRESSES 2.00, 3.00, 4.00 (discontinued colors) Ladies' Summer JEWELRY 50c Boys' 3y4 oz. JEANS, Il55 Ladies' Printed Silk SCARFS 50c 50 Boys' SPORT SHIRTS I,0 Ladies' Printed Cotton HANKIES .... 10 for 1.00 I Group Men's Gingham SHIRTS 1,22 New! Flowers-under-Gla- ss HANDBAGS 2.33 Assorted Group Men's Better Sport Shirts - Foam Rubber THONGS 66c, 77c Boys' Cotton PLAY SHORTS 77 I Group Misses' Dressy FLATS 3.00 Boys' Twill PANTS, 4-1- 0 1,66 PEHHEY'S CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1959! SHOP PENNEY'S IN SPRINGVILLE! YOU'LL LIVE BETTER, YOU'LL SAVE jy fjp? Let us save you KTjrfP We guarantee you cannot do better! Cleaned Shrimp 39c Spring Garden Peas i J for Green Beans - Cream Corn CI jl l he!e Corn J r Syrup 22uozber.Jad 3 for 1 JO Olives 5 for 1.00 Soft Drinks ASvors.. 6 cans 55c Punch Powder Fiavor Ad 6 pkgs. 21c Chicken, fresh fryers . 39c lb. Werners, Bacon . . . 49c lb. Green Onions & Radishes 3 for 10c Corn, fresh .... 6 ears 29c South Main Market 889 South Main thank you 1959 I k ' k"' xi . V 'J- - For the entire community we wisli you well in the busy years ahead. JERRY FIFIELD, MANAGER Supv will be made during- the mer to further SUln' evaluate cess of the rehabilitation gram on these waters f,,, plantings of small trout f cast above average creel turns for several seasons J' greatly reduced cost 0f V fishing dollar in each e Wa( et treated Treated Waters Open for Fishing Good fishing should be the rule this year from the Hyrum, Wellsville, and Rex's reservoirs, and from Puffer's, Payson, and Twin Lakes. Department of fish and game spokesmen noted that these six lakes chemically treated in 1957 to remove trash fish pop-ulations, restocked with finger-lin- g rainbow a year ago and closed to angling during 1958 while the small fish matured to catchable size on the natur-al feed in these waters. Field reports indicate a good survival and growth of fish planted in several of the six . K ' v ..-- ? O"-'- f .V'" r f" .3 i. ..? ri.." . mMk'' Honored Tuesday by the Third ward Relief Society for their outstanding record as Re-lief Society teachers, were the ladies above, front row, left to right: Blrs. Ruth Black, Mrs. Mabel Kindred, Mrs. Estella Straw, Mrs. Mary W. Whitehead, Mrs. Ella Har-rington; back row, Mrs. Lydia Palfreyman, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. Julia Andreason, Mrs. lU'iiiv Roylance, Mrs. Blary Diamond and Mrs. Lillian Huntington. Not present for the picture but honored also by the Re-lief Society were, Mrs. Sarah Telford, Mrs. Millie Sutherland and Mrs. tirace Clark. Relief Society Honors Members A group of 14 Third ward ladies with outstanding records of service in the capacity of visiting teachers in Relief So-ciety, were honored by the or-ganization at their Tuesday program making the close of regular meetings, under direc-tion of President Melva Harri-son. Mrs. Philda Finley gave an appropriate tribute to the guests of honor and the presi-dent expressed appreciation for the fine services and the asso-ciation with the faithful mem-bers every one of whom had been a teacher more than 25 years. Mrs. Mary Whitehead headed the guest of honor list having served a total of 36 years as a visiting teacher and is still ac-tive. Others on the roll of hon-or, whose record comes near to that of Mrs. Whitehead are: Mrs. Ella Harrington, Mrs. Ju-lia Andreason, Mrs. Lydia Pal-freyman, Mrs. Rena Roylance, Mrs. Lillian Huntington, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. May Dia-mond, Mrs. Estella Straw, Mrs. Mabel Kindred, Mrs. Grace Clark, Mrs. Millie Sutherland and Mrs. Sarah Telford. The latter five due to age or ill health, have been unable to participate recently. The program, attended by a large group of members and to which stake board members were invited, concluded with refreshments. Conoco Stations Have Touraids A new and improved travel service to American motorists will be inaugurated by Contin-ental Oil Company on June 1, it was announced this week by G. M. Sullivan, Conoco's vice president in charge of market-ing. Touraide, one of the nation's oldest travel services will be issued this year in a handy, streamlined form, aimed espe-cially at providing a thorough, convenient and instantly avail-able guide for the vacationing motorist. Distribution of the new Tour-aid- es will be made from Conoco stations in the company's te marketing territory and will be available only from Conoco dealers, Mr. Sullivan explained. Maps of each state also are keyed to one national map which will help motorists plan trips ahead of time and mark routes in each of the individ-ual areas. This handy, feature will permit motorists to plot their own va-cation and business trips, as well as side trips to national parks and other points course in refrigeration; six in welding and six in wood trades. An additional 117 students have completed work for cer-tificates including 26 practical nurses; 75 machine shop stu-dents and 16 apprentices. Graduation Scheduled For Vocational Students In Provo This Evening (Continued from Page One) in industrial mechanics and one in machine shop. From the radio, television and electronics, 12 will be grad-uates with six completing the Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bartholo-mew of Riverside, Calif., visit-ed recently in Springviile com-ing for the graduation of Mrs. Bartholomew's brother Jerry Lowe from Seminary. They vi-sited at the home of her par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Lowe and with other relatives in Provo. |