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Show PAGE EIGHT JKO&0.; RALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1932 - ONE LONE DOLLAR It is amazing how much just one dollar dol-lar will buy in our store new. Regard-, less of what other dealers do and how low they" may quote prices, the O. P. Skaggs S y s Store never sacrifice?, sacri-fice?, quality. Our foods; are always the best and' the prices are the lowest. low-est. .Below are a few 'of our Dollar Day prices. VEAL CHOPS BACON Veal Chops o r Steaks cut from the best quality veal, will sell Friday for 12c Fr lb; Swift's v Hreakfa s t Bacon, mild cure and streaked with lean, will also sell for 12c per lb. This is just two of our Dollar 'I: Day bargains. BLACKBERRIES We have another shipment - of Near Gallon or largest s izc ' Blackberries , . that will seir for only 37c per can. This is a real bargain. bar-gain. 3-Pctmd purity pur-ity Sodas will sell for only 30c per box LARD Just think of beii able to buy 8 pound pail Lard for only 55c. Our stocks are Hurled, so shop early. PARAMOUOT Of FEES SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY PROGRAM, BUI B OOENf , ' 'OARJIXyALOAT -' I 1 r. V r 4 & ' Bill Boyd, popular athletic star. of screen action and romance, heads the"Paramount special Dollar Day program tonight and tomorrow , in "Carnival Boat' a spine-tingling romance of the big timber lands. Some of the most beautiful mountain moun-tain and timberland scenery ever caught by the camera forms the background of this absorbing action ac-tion picture. Boyd plays the role of a young lumberman who fails to live up to the expectations of Iris father a veteran of the timber-lands timber-lands played by Hobart Bosworth. Ginger Rogers is seen as a show- Hen eggs are one-half cent apiece; duck eggs are two cents apiece goose eggs are three cents apiece. How many of each does a man buy with 20 cents, in order to have exactly 20 eggs girl -with whom Boyd falls in love, and who is instrumental In getting Boyd to prove Us mettle uid: thereby there-by merit his lather's devotion. : On the -safioe program the ,Para-mount ,Para-mount offers a riotous Andy Clyde comedy., entitled 'OannonballT 'lever Cartoon, a scenic, and the latest jnewa events In. .sound..' 1 On Friday, in, cnjuucUon. with Pro vo"s 'first -Coaxmmiity Hollar ' Day,"- - all todal merchants will present special tickets ' with- all purchases of $1 r inorc,whicbf will" entitle the holder hold-er to the'reg-uiar 4pc orchestra admission ad-mission foEr only J25c loir either of Friday night's performances. - On Saturday the- Paramount will offer another action program headed head-ed toy : lien Maynard in "Whistlin' Dan' ' This program ia augmented with "ft dumber of entertaining slyirt etrbjects, and at 9 p. m. the regular Saturday night game of Screen-O -will be- played. This game was Introduced for the first time last Saturday night and was exceptionally ex-ceptionally well received. Forty valuable prizes will again be given away this Saturday during Scree n-O. Hieateof-Pines Becomes Famous The commissioner of education of ihe department of tne interior at Washington, D. C, lias written to "President F. S. Harris for information informa-tion concerning the Theater of the Pines at Aspen Grora. The commissioner com-missioner announced that he is making a stuCy o: ou-.-oor U.eaters established by institutions of higher high-er learning and is desirous of having hav-ing information concerning the theater at Aspen grove. The president, through members of his staff, will extend an invitation invita-tion for the commissioner or a representative rep-resentative to be present at the Twenty-first annual. Timpanogos, bike program which will be held in the theater on the evening of July 22. DOMESTIC INDUSTRY THREATENED WASHINGTON, April 13 (U.n At the present rate of growth of the- Cuban sugar industry, it will be only .nine years before the American industry is wiped out ccaipietely, Wilbur L.. Cummings, representing . the American Beet and Cane Producers and. Refiners, told the U. S. tariff commission. Hearings were inaugurated on the plea of the domestic sugar men for an increase in the present tariff. A member says Congress will never cancel the war debts. Maybe May-be not, but what about Europe? The telephone old on March 10. Stickler Solution FOOD 1 STORES Sty of-Parity , jj "L-'" '-"''!'f-T!r'" - 'lu-.ft . The above snows how a fanner planted plant-ed 19 trees in such a way thst there were five in a row and nine strc-ht rows. National end World Prosperity Begins at Home In your community and in mine- "Prosperity Just Around the Comer" May be idle talkjfjpou don't spend your money where you earxfii so it will come back to you. "Come on Utah County," Let's Hit a New Stride ! Trade at Home for Prosperity's Sake Here's a Hot Shot For SILVER DOLLAR DAY 44 t-air juadies Slippers., High and Medium Heels, one Pair to a Customer All Slippers from $4.95 to $7.50 Reduced : - , - A .hi - rm: r-rrr ri DffirtL T)iamqnhqravd PTRSV . SHOtS' One assortment sizes 2 y2 , W2, 1, 12, 2 i MEN'S WORK SHOES Take $ 1 off the regular regu-lar price ,'rrr op : Wprk Shoes. Priced from Peters 1 - a 9S i0M'9S See Oux .Windows and Save Many Dollars on . 'yAS:SHOE.;Tbte ;rf46 West Center St. , - ; i i a - r if i i i ii rnmsmm mm m mm f - into ffln mmt ; ' "-rr----. r "' i'n' i . . ...'.I i. in j ' . I. , .i : , I1,,,. , , v l-- 1 1 -: - became 56 years f I J A 1 H H. I v I J n r a it , cyy t- - - K v--4. Iif -l . J1 ' " i i j U, , . ,; jPatternsi frOTTL-J Bilr CHILDREN'S SHOES 75 pair, size 6 to 2, in tan and black, patent or calf Oxfords. M J Regular values to $2,95 J BOYS' SHOES I Oxfords and high shoes of sturdy elk or calfskin. Solid I leaxner snoes. icesruiar values r to $2.95 :,. .... 1 MEN'S -SHIRTS "Sanforized" Brortjcloth Shirts full fhrunlt by the famous "Sanforized" process! Guaranteed fast colors. Sizes 14 to 17. 1 BOYS' SWEATERS Sleeyelecs -.vtol sweaters with large t p-thletic armhoies. Reinforced shoul- r ders and necks. Plain colors in sizes 28 to 84. ' f ' cAtfei MEN'S RA JAMAS 1 ire count plain or printed Droaa-clgths, Droaa-clgths, pongees and sateens. New spring styles and colors guaranteed fast colored B. to D. " v -M BOYS' SHtRTS, 2 F6r "Boy Blue" Shirts also Blouses! New long point collars! Plain colored broad- ? cloth; printed broadcloth or madras. Sices 6 to 144. hi ii iiwiww w ii iw i im Men's Seeks, 4 Pairs I Fine gauge silk and rayon, silk and T ltele or ingrain dyed lisle. Double heels, V toes. Ankle-fitting. Mercerized tops. Sizes 10 to 12, regular 50c valae. cStiih i a i.i, i pi if. wri - tmrnrc BOYS' KNICKERS 0 If VIOIMI VUll UAVU.XiS ui 111, wm am . rics. Hieii waistbands: extra laree. r heavy driU pockets. Full lined. Sizes G to 14. V rui m.- mm nvrxviMJ! - ml. Miur.. 1. , . . "t", ; ; ' Leather Hand Bags Flat and nouch styles of fine calfskin or grained leathers. Some have the popular zJpppr fastenings. Black or brown. 1 Boys' Wool Collegiate Cut Style -Sizes 10 to 16 -Wide Kngiish legs with eufff bottoms! Bar-tacked at every point of strain! High Extension Waistband! Waist-band! ' ! Jreya and tans. New -1 ; Spring Shadesl "1 I I LACE MESH HQSEJi, Every pair perfect and full-fashioned ! flH Woven of high-twist silk; sheer, dull, r strong; French bocls, plcot tops, French scams. ' ' 'i E mmmmmsmmft NISave French Back' Shorts! French Lisle Shirts! . SHORTS plain colr or fancy striped aJid figured broadcloth., rayon stripes, fine madras. Sizes 28 to ' SHIRTS Swiss - ribbed; roomy, athletic armhoies; rayon trim; sizes 84 to 46. . ARROW SHIRT For A SILVER DOLLAR (:'-". jBuy One Shirt at its Begular Advertised Price Take the fext,0ne of Equal Value fora Silver Dollar 7 Pair Children's Fmfe Cotton Ribbea HoseSl.ODdJ Trade , nu, ,. , " i Western Auto Announces The 1932 Line of HOLLYWOOD ICustom Vf Tailored to Fit Your Car At LOW 1932 Prices The finest, most complete and most economical line of seat coiers in the West Ask for our low prices on Duro, Sierra, Aristocrat and Paramount covers to fit your car . . . . J Never before have we offered such beautiful patterns such durable, material so many styles at such low prices. It is easy, at "Western "West-ern Auto' to harmonize seat covers with the modish ly colorful new cars, or with the interiors of older cars, at the price you feel like spending. HOLLYWOOD Kustom-Bilt Seat Covers are a wise investment for any car owner. They pro vide upholstery protection that will be worth more than they cost when you trade or sell the car . . . and, especially in summer, their cool freshness and comfort add materially to the pleasure of motoring. Because they are individually indi-vidually tailored to fit each make and model of car, they always fit as smoothly and snugly as the original upholstery. 8 Big Features of HOLLYWOOD Seat Covers FOUND ONLY IN SEAT COVERS COSTING 20 TO 30 MORE Mi FLEXIBLE FIBRE CORD Snap fasteners are used Instead In-stead of tacks. To insure perfect per-fect fit we use nearly twice as many snaps as are generally used on other seat covers. All HOLLYWOOD and Duro covers are made from FULL WIDTH material." No unsightly un-sightly seams in the middle to make them wrinkly and uncomfortable. i In all pieces which lace and tie, we use highest grade cord, and grommets instead of merely slitting material. tti ATI seams Jn Paramount and Aristocrat covers are reinforced rein-forced with fibre cord and flexible imitation leather welt. LJ r ii i j ii . ., ! I.J ' rr All Spanish binding (B) is , folded under edge; turned under inner edge (C) to prevent raveling, and an extra ex-tra fold of artificial leather I (A) added all around. 0. Tie-down straps are extra width, double fold, and of imitation leather or seat cover material instead of flimsy tape, as found on other covers. On all arm rests and small fitted-in pieces, patterns are matched a feature found only in much higher priced covers. m Turned under edges and extra reinforcing provide 4 layers of goods at all points of strain on self-trim Paramount Para-mount covers. Form-Filing SlIP-OM Seat Covers As Low As Our Duro and Hollywood Slip- 4J OJ j On Seat Covers are made of full it m0 width material no unsightly seams in the middle to make them "wrinkly" and uncom- "" fortable. Fabrics are attractive and durable and tailored to fit snugly. They are quickly put on or removed. Upholstery protection protec-tion at a very low cost. - - Slip-On Seat Cover Prices Car Modal DURO Hollywood Coupe $1.39 $2.65 Coach . . 2.75 4.45 Sedan 2.95 4.75 c Headquarters For Tires, Batteries, "Auto Accessories, Camp Goods, Golf, Fishing and Tennis needs. Paints and Radios. World's Oldest and Largest Retailers of Auto Supplies 170 Stores intheWfest- n WW. s n - k VvW mWmmmmmmmwmmtWmm 129 West Center ) ( 1 1 a i ii Sawno cam ( ,Buyj Three Roomst GETONE FRiEB! ' T rv 7 rv-rnC ;rn - -.1 iv. ur - r iM ("" 1 ir . . . GesdEbrd'i 47 North Univ. Ave. 1 - rAVi . f " . i:l I 5 I-,-",. II I 1 : "j... v. '.-' ' rr i 4 ' t :. Ms- I . - U :: L 1,.;,;, . I II I L |