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Show SATURDAY MARCH n AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1927 n ! 7. 'iA i ,. t. 9 4 r 1 1 4 XI- ! - ' ill:.. t..i f; 5 & J ,-- j- - fA -' -r- 1 C I v - Best Chick Feeds - Our Baby CMck Starting ,', MASH and SCRATCH FEED ' - will raise more of your cMcks &nd grow larger ' - ' and stronger birds. Codliver Oil Tones Up The Flock. All Kinds of Quality Feeds at Lower Prices. SEED POTATOES A few sacks of tested Idaho Seed Potatoes left, j ' Order Now. A. W. Pulley & Sons Feeds Coal Products. . Telephone 172 FORK LOCALS Mrs- Chajrl Anderson iM daughter Mildred, spent Saturday in 8a.lt Lake Clly on business. ' Mr and. Mr a. IL E, Zabrlskle hare returned to American Fork after ..spending -Uie- past two months itrst George with relative. Mr. and Mrs. EUiott Smith are re. elving congratulatlona over the ar. rival of a baby son, "torn Thursday nighty Mrs. Smith and the new ar. rJvaTare doing nicejy. They are at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Smith. K J. Bird has been asked to act as one. of the Judicatory Monday and Tuesday night In Provo pt the two choruses competing In the oratorio ora-torio rElljah", to be given by the B Th SnntbJaejrnittteoC.-Jth "Fourth ward Relief Sodety gave - a party at the home of Mrs. Iixa Philip Songa and recitations were enjoyed during the afternoon and refresh. ments were served. . 'To celebrate the Srd birthday of ' her son, Robert. Mrs.- Francis L. Grant gave a party in his honor Wed. nesday afternoon. Seven of his friends and relatives were In attendance atten-dance and the afternoon was delight fully spent In playing games, etc. Late In the afternoon a dainty lunch was served. Messrs. and Mesdames L. B. Adam-son, Adam-son, K. J. Bird, Joseph Walton, A. F. Oalsford, Jr. with Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Larsen of Ihl, motored to Salt Lake Wednesday afternoon and took In the basketball tournament opening games. Upon returning home they stopped off at Lehl and enoyed supper at the Larson Lar-son home, ' Mrs. Robert Hunter of Alpine, visited her daughter, Mrs'. Elmo Crookston here Tuesday afternoon. Miss Lela Balr of Colorado, Is visiting here andjn Alpine for seve-ral seve-ral days.' .r. Mrs.-Birdie- Balr and twin: daught ers visited In American Fork Thursday Thurs-day with. Mrs. E. E. HaJL Among those from this city who attended the opening games of the state basketball tournament Wednesday Wednes-day Were "William" BarrattJ. Stanford Walker, William Laursen, David Davis, Samuel Grant and Clarence Grant. 's - Mr. and Mrs. Alan Shelley and Miss Mary Shelley wer business visitors In Salt Lake Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyd J. Thornton and Mrs. June Wright were visitors In the capitol city on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Aaron Greenwood have moved Into apartments In the Presbyterian House Just loath of the Church. , f Mr. and Mrs. S. A, Dunn of Poca- tello, Idaho, and Miss Hilda Oscarson of Pleasant Grove visited Mr.- and Mrs. Frank V&d&ms her during the week. BEAUTIFUL1 - BEAIITinJL CTDEED AEE THOU NEW Mrs. W. R. Halliday and daughter Naomi, were in Provo Saturday last Miss Naomi is taking dancing lessons from Mildred Lewis Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. William Downs attended the fmrTTeunlon day night of ,laat week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright; Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Wright and, baby of Salt Lake City, motored to American Fork Sunday and visited with relatives. Monday night during the severe blizzard a Servian man from Prbvo blinded by the storm ran his car Into a wagon near this city. The Impact threw him against the windshield and his face was cut by the broken glass. Hewas given attention" by ja " local physician .and was able to resume his Journey home that same night Miss Virginia Werner, who Is employed em-ployed in Halley, Idaho, is spending a few weeks here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Werner. Miss Werner brought with her ' two small nephews, Kent and Dick, sons of Mr. and . Mrs. Ernest Werner of Halley, who also are visiting their grandparents grand-parents here. Miss Nina Halliday, an L. D. S. missionary from this city who has been laboring In the San Jose Conference Con-ference in California, has been transferred trans-ferred to Los Angeles. Miss Halliday Is visiting with Mrs. Foster Merrill, formerly Miss Melissa Coatee in San Francisco for a few days after which she will go to Los Angeles. Miss Halliday ealted her parents here by telephone Wednesday night. Mrs. R. 1 Ashby substituted for Miss Peterson at the High Sehoet several day s this week. Miss JPster; son was unable to meet her classes because of Illness. .. Miss Jennie McCuJlough of Salt Lake City, spent gaturdayand Sun. day In American Fork ' visiting with her sister,' Mrs. Wm." Preston ' and family. Earl Holmstead, for a number of years coach of the basketball team of the high school of this city and himself him-self a former state basketball star, has been in attendance at the state tournament this week in the capacity of official umpire and referee at the games. Word from Salt Lake CSty states that Walter Durrant, city marshal who Is at the L. D. S. hospital is re covering nicely from an operatlonjor appendicita performed a week 1 ago. Mrs. Durrant has been in Salt Lake with her husband during the week, Mr.' and Mrs. Adair 'Bromley have moved into their home, formerly occupied oc-cupied by Mr. and Mrs. Urban Johnson John-son in the First ward, which they have purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Brora: ley have had a number of repairs and Improvements home. made lh their new Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Ball and two daughters, Janice and Geraldine. George Ball and Miss Zona Hendrick. son of Salt Lake, visited in American Fork Sunday with Mrs. Ball'B mother, Mrs. Rose H, GranJ and in Pleasant Grove with the Messrs. Ball's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ball. C4. IS I Spring Goats and Dresse s vo: For Misses, Little Womt' Ladies and Stouts ' iin t lJ 1 Vrtii will fin? mnrtrr Diimrin.i Ji' y AVU MV J WVUMXXlg ttiUQ. Sport Goats NOVELTY PLAIDS $11.75 and up -.u If American Fork Co-op. Inst. ONE OF THE OLDEST DEPARTMENT STORES IN THE WORLD Organized By Brigham Young. ESTABLISHED 1CC3 ESTABLISH 1868 1 TODAY March 19, 1927, at 4 P.M. I GUR BIG CABINET RADIO 0. s s a il-DOTOUH0LD THE NUMBER CALLING FOR THESE GIFTS. & And Five Other Free Gifts will be presented Bv at our store at this hour Today, (Saturday) March 19, at 4 P. M. with your free tickets. Tickets given away up to noon today. - ... -.t- COME SPECIALS FOR TODAY AND ALL JJEXT.WEEK T - .- -r liorge i'an LlbbyV Vmy Krfl Suhnon ... .... 33c LarKt- Can Sliced Hneiipjilf 33o tKart.'.:.Can i.Wxl' -MOlAsnHa .... .-. 33o :i li-Ku Cans -Mtlk . . .............. 33c 2 Cansi (ebhjrdisJLuiu(im--- rrrr-.-rr-TSScr Tree" tea ..- 33c 4 Pound Rlre . - .... 33c 3J2nckaeys Heedlrss Knislns 33c 8 liars Crystal White Soap 33s 4 Cans Dutch Cleanser , 33c AND SEE. Yisitf.unew Xovelty-DepartmeMr I Now full of 5c, .10c and 15c ' ' ' g useful articles. 4 New Novelty Department 1 Special Muising Wear on Bloomers' In All the New Spring Colors. $1.95 Special "NOONDAY" HOUSE-. HOUSE-. r FROCKS ; 'Made Prom Fa ..' Color Krurliah I . - Prints. : ' Sizes Small, JIediuinr Large Just received Lovelv Silk Dresses For Little Tots. The values will appeal to you. $3.25 and up ' man s an m d Tl r Uo , V :tu T nt d mi ee 1st ot I iisiiaiiiiisijari-i-ij Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Adams have moved back, to American Fork afier residing; In Salt Lake City for some porting the fence were snapped in two. No damage was done, however. Sign boards at the point -of the mount aln were blown down ' and snow guards at the point were blown onto the state highway blocking traffc the next morning for several lours." " Lenard ffacVson was able to resume his work at the J. and I. Cafe the tlrst of the' wee "after being confined to m. noiae ror iwo weeM with Ulaess. Ci9-A nn,i I warn vi Auau&i) ITaw .Km .v. n . -1 a . Mr. and Mr.. WllllaW, Ptn , j hare moved Into the home formerly T "Z.Z -7-7. r ciPMJV Jmilam Shelton In the JJX '. Fmiriii MMi I "..oLiniw we oesire 10 uiugmcr mra ouuraay las i Mother and babe are doing nicely. Robert Singleton ' ' Mrs. Sarah J. Singleton Mrs. Maria OUey. Miss Amy Shelley spent ' sWednes-day sWednes-day in Prpyo .on business connected with office work ot the Utah Fowgr 4 light Co. Miss Shelley attended; mei-llng in the evening of th-6-' men's committee of the Naton.aJ 'Slee-tric 'Slee-tric LiRhllhg Association .which', was organized recently. Eli R Hawkins anlved home last Saturday from California where he spent four months laboring as a missionary. mis-sionary. MrJ 'Hawkins accepted the ..caU-toj ft-hcrt temr mission. TTtTnail l an attack of Influenza from which he1 President Mrs. Jennie W. Johnson Pleasant Grove News Windsor Ward Entertains The Windsor ward Relief Society church Thursday afternoon. The following fol-lowing program was rendered: Song "Weary Not" Prayer Martha T. Keetch JJIMitl.My. Light" - Address of welcome to visitors- did irtot fully recover and his heulth jnffQrfd from the damp climate. jo-1 i: ' '.Mr. Merrill Hand and baby daupht-J er.of Sandy, spent last week-end In j American Fork with her parents, Mr. Harris Response Mrs. Eva K. Thome, president of LIndon ward History of -Relief Society Mrs. Ella M. Cragun Duet Mary Walker and Polly and Mrs. G. A. Zabriskie; Sunday guests at tie Zabriskle home also were Mr and Mrs. Ilyrum Pavls "-and daughter-Virginia. Mrs.-H.-W.- Sand, erson anj tWdaughterg" of SftltlLake Cliyi ": Savings Here.' The heavy windstorm which swept' through the city Monday evening brought down about three rods of the high fence on the north side of the Ashby Fox Farm. . The pols sup. Reading Florence Richardson Organ solo-rl'Ol Downs Comic jokes Mary Jarman Reading Sylvia Morby. llfjuot-Alberta Walker and Emma Johnson Reading Polly Harris Duet Ethel Lowe nd Nona Baxter Bax-ter . After the program a dainty lunch and social chat was enjoyed In the basement of the church. , 85 members were present- Piano Students . Appeajffln Bed identa ot I ed at a stf m and frit: Tie folio. Part Of the piano students Marjr Bushman perfom recital for their pfreku and Saturday afternoon. The proframwaa glTea: j Fairies LaVaby".. (Martin) j ............... phyflisJE: barcarolles from Tale ot Haute . ..Ari rl Duet ....... Phylia Hilton and j . -Miss-Busts, "Over the Wave" i..... Leah T "HumoreBke' ; . ... .... , Dvorak . Emily k "Valse In E flat" .r....Durand I t' I,. ....... AUUI , Duet Emily Wright and Aris r Arthritis!! to N Burning, Achihg Jointly Neglectd eeje-or--rhBUinst' often produce a stubborn inflan tion of the joints, termed arthrij whk-h caiiRPs the parts to beeff? swollen, stiff and painful. This I nammatlon may settle in.thn W ankle, elbow, wrists, knuckles, w01: der or hip. , Where nrthrlll la nllnwprl Its course, permanent deformity quently results.- Don't ' take cl)" fin .bjetog,.lft,.wHh...Karkl,J;j knotted fingers,.., on.:.'othr. rlWy joints. Get a bottle of Vita from your druggist, and. start $ now to put. an end to the trouWC-j ""!ta Oil. applied direct to the 't? that hurts, soaks in through pores and quickly helps to I away inflammation, reduce awelEt and limber up stiff Joints. Pleas5, socthlng and healing. Used tot forms of rheumatism and '.. neurit Bottles 50c and 1 at all good ft stores. Always in stock at Hed lrug Co. 3 9- J |
