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Show ' - ,,m.,WWBgjMKK: ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER & y SATURDAYOVEMBER 12, 1927 T .4 Leqer M firiees MAKES YOU MORE PROFIT COMPARE OUR PRICES Whole Corn .1 Cracked Corn .Per 100 lbs. $2.00 Jer 100 lbs. $2.05 Guaranteed Finest Quality. NEW LAYING MASH ' We have jusf secured a new mash formula from the Utah Agricultural College which we guarantee- to be the best balanced egg produc-" ing mash on the market. - Made of only highest qiialitjnhgrcdientsT" ' Some Dealers Sell Mash and Feed By The Sack. Our Feeds Are All Sold On Full 100 Pound Weight. - Watch Your Feed You H Gain. ... Highest jrrade irkur, easollas -itj received" at American Fork ,011 Co. ' ..' dT- Mr. Martha Chipman la In Salt LakV CItr this week, being MM thert by the illness of her daughter, Mra. Vero Bodell. FOR SALE 1 Golden Oak Kitchen Cabinet and Small Heater. Earl Barratt, American Fork.- ll-12lp Mr. and Mrs. James Bowden cf Saif take City, Yislting Saturdar and Sunday with Mra. Bowden'f sister, Mrs. 8. T. Shelley, and other rla-tlYes. rla-tlYes. Misses Florence Logsdon and Nell !e Wilds entertained the members of their Sunday School class Thursday at the home of Miss Logsdon. Qamos were enjoyed, after which refresh. Th Ilksff a Will Soom ISe This Is to Remind You That You Might Need a New Dining Room Suite Tor That Turkey Dinner Bay Here k Mr, and Mrs. F.C ' Strlngham of Vernal, were Sunday visitors at th bome of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Aahby. l .Mr. and Mrs. R. L Aahby motored ; to Payson Wednesday, and apenOhe day combining business and pleasure. The Gleaner girls of the .First ward Y. L. M. I. A. met at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Haydee Iverson. Monday evening' and enjoyed a. little social. A feature of the evening was a lesson 'In art-work, after which handkerchlefs were painted. Everyone Every-one reports an enjoyable time. We have a full line of the r famous Corduroy tires. 30x 34 Cord $5.85. Chipman Mercantile Co. ' adv. . Those who were not at jnutual In the Fourth ward Tuesday night In the Advanced Senior class missed a treat Mrs. Nora ngersoll gav9 a very Interesting In-teresting talk on current events. Mrs. Pearl Loveless gave war poems from , the Poefs Service. It was very much Co. John Shulley and daughter of Carey, Idaho, called one day last week at the hone of Mrs. Stephen Shelley Sr. and spent the day visiting. Mrs. Ann Brown, Mrs. Ida Haag. Mrs. Minnie Webb and Mrs. Eleanor Grant formed a party and motored to Provo Wednesday afternoon and visited "with"""" Mrs.. Minnle Martin Christensen. ' ' - Bread .rc-4xaf Robinson Grocery. enjoyed. A better attendance is looked look-ed forward to next week. " "" Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Felt recently returned from a tour of the Eastern States, having visited Denver, St Ixmts. Washington D. C, NewjYorkT Nlagra Falls and Chicago. They re. port of having had a fine trip. Mrs. Felt ras formerly Miss Margaret Tay. lor of this city. Mrs. A. W. Miller spent Sunday visiting in Salt Lake City at the L. D. S. hospital with her daughter, Mrs. C. L. Marcroek, who underwent an uper. atlon Just recently.- - ---.-..:. - Now is the time you need tire chains. We have all sizes. Chipman Mercantile adv. Miss Ardcne Olsen, who Is attending attend-ing school In Salt Lake City, spent the weck.end here visiting her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Olsen. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Christensen have moved from this city to Copper, ton, the beautiful little city Just out. side of Bingham Canyon. They wiU make their future home there. reported. . ' ' Mrs. Warren C. Boley and daughter, daught-er, Margaret, Mrs. Mae Mercer, and Mrs. Ivy Steele, motored to Salt Lake City Wednesday and spent the day visiting Mrs. Boley's son, Henry, at the Children's Hospital, who underwent under-went a serious major operation last week. They report that Henry Is improving im-proving at welj. as can be expected, and that the operation proved suc. 'ctssful. . - ' Mrs. William Chipman and Mrs. J. L. Firmage entertained the Ladies Literary A ssoclatlon at the Firms ge home Thursday afternoon. The rooms were decorated in red ann white caP" nations In blue bowls, the piano being draped with nine beautiful American flags. Miss Atbean Farnsworth of Salt iJike City gave a talk on Austra, tla. Mrs. Frlmage and Mrs, J. T Wootton furnished musical numbers. . . o- ' Local Fox Farm" Enlarging .. t ... 1 - j : American Fork can Justly be proud f the American Fox Farm. Less than two years age this enterprise was started. Today the ranch, and stock would be worth In the neighbor, hood of $75,000.00. The foundation stock was the best that could be. gotten. The ranch is most ideally located and Is constant-iy constant-iy being enlarged. The enterprising local business men who are developing this new business are to be congratulated In their achievement During the past few months that welthy old reliable Hudson Bay Co. has gone ,ntt Silver Fox Farming on an extensive scale. During the past few years the Department of Agriculture has been conducting an experimental farm. These things point to most profitable business. Mr. Ashby Invites the interested! public to visit the-ranch any time be. tween now and January 1 next After Aft-er January 1 the ranch will be closed until July 1. 1928. jfjinlng room furni. tore js very complete witu new designs and -finishes and -priced to fif any sized PockethooV m 11... i i ' ii"rrr1-"f ' tV "" ' - Hi Si 4 If 4 !fi S STORE OF QUALFTY can purchase a fn suite consisting of But-fett, But-fett, Table, Five Side Chairs and Host Chair Priced from $65,00 up! Or if you want an odd . buffett or table we have them at remarkable low prices. It will pay you to look over our furniture stock before making your purchases. pur-chases. We can save you money. We carry the Great Western and Superior Circulators. Heat from 2 to 5 rooms. Trade in your old black heater on one of these enameled beauties. - - --. Visit Our Furniture Department. Convenient Terms Quality Furniture Chipmao M eirc, Eesonable Priced Co. Primary Kiddies To Feature In Festival V s S- You Gain I l t ft? - Since the adoption of our new policy of cash wo are able -and do mark our entire stock of high grade merchandise at a closer margin. " There i aie o accouiits on the j i. ii . v..: t a...' rv" I'.a. i a r - j -cxperiscuu- uciier lt'iaiioii wetwecn our cusiinnere ami store. Jiore saics, .' . -quicker -turnover, less profits per article, but as muclr-in-the end. . I i s at erf t fjrf It t I I 5' t - .We . invitc"TOTfto get our prices and compare jfjn with the same quality merchaiidise elsewhere. ' " FREE TICKETS JYjc are giviu-jr-J'-KLb ticKets witli each ami everv purchase; and save them until Christmas eve. Oct vours Grocery Specials FRKI' 1 Package Linit Starch With Each Package Purchased at 10c 5 Pound Uox Gloss' Starch.. - 80c FREE C Spirit Water Glasses with 6 liars Aniomlal Soap. ...,.Both '59c Xew Cro Seeded and Seedless Raisins Package 10c New Pack Currants.... . ..:..I........... Package 20c l Pound Choicest Japan Green To -, . ' ; ,, . '....i 25c Fresh Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel. American Fork Co-op. Inst. "The People's Store" g "Organiied 1868,r 1 t to 9 m M S 9 9 5 to 6 a 2 3 9 9 '? 9 9 9 9 9 9 'PS 9 ft 9 w 9 9 9 A Harvest Festival! Beautiful and rich in every detail are entertain, ments of this kind. The very name Implies vivid colors, and picturesque scenes. Dances, tableau and panto-mines panto-mines wm be in abundance to illus. strate the Harvest Festival which is being stafied next Wednesday, November Novem-ber 16, commencing at 8 ofyock p. m. It American .Fork Gymnasiunr.- - The 'Primary organizations of the American Fork four wards, also Al. pine. Highland, Fairfield and Cedar Fort, nre featuring a, beautiful and pictureque Harvest Festival which consist of the TolJowing descriptions: Spring Maidens enter, calling the others to join them in a dance of joy for the return of the Grctn. the flow, erg and the birds. The Sower enters and invites them to help him sow the seed over tlie earth. Summer A field of golden "grain in.J?jriHIfJSJKQlnK and swaying in ihe breeze. The Reaper enters and binds" ifir grain fnfo sheaves. Autumn Urines a glory of ami Doauty. he leaves are blown gaily alK)utby the .wind but in their play, a forecatfrpf the' sadness and Chill Df . wjuttr U feJL winter nils s.-ason .enters soknm- ly, but with alt its drfarfinW sparkle of wintrr-i shown. Indians Tli'ese. anrlPnL.lrJJjul.. folk Bhowjn religious: corcnionial fasiiion their love and gratitude to Mother Earth. Grecians Maidens In re bring to the earth garlands of flowers depict. Ing the beauty and culture produced by an ancient civilization. Roman Soldi" rs With their corn-ucoplas corn-ucoplas present to earth's alt nr. tho "Horn of Plenty". Final "Praise We The Father" Primary students. "Applesauce" To Be . Staged December 1 and 2 "Applesauce", the popular American Ameri-can comedy being presented by the First ward, is nearing perfecUon. The dates set for their public presentation are December 1st and 2d, with a big matinee on the first day. No one wants to miss this clever laugh rendering dramatization. Reed Robinson as "Pa" Robinson is a screanw..Hifr and-mn.t jangles; arguments, argu-ments, and disagreements, along with their provincial language, Including Clarence Grant in a natural role of handing out "applesauce1', are strlk. ing. -. r . Its a riou Wholesome, rich,-and n. tertaining from beginning, to end. Dont Miss it - - ' -; , - o "Beau Geste" Company Occupied Desert City Mrs. Edwin Kimball of Moab,d ed Wednesday with her parent, and Mrs. R. L. Ashby. Mr. jjid irrs. Glen L. Taylor, and Mrs. Vera Walker, and Mr. Mrs. C. A. Anderson formed i p Monday evening and motored to Lake. City, where they attended drama, '"The Enemy" at he popi Wilkes theatre, . There will also be several numbers frotn each ward consisting of songs, readings, instrumental pieces, drills, folk' dances etc. Everybody coma out and support the Primary. See these kiddies! -o . CARD OF THANKS We feel very much indebted; to the many kind frleads that havr assisted us during the illness and death of i,nr dear wife and" mother, and to t)nm we send this card of appreciation Mrs. E. J. Nash and Family. AJpine, Tub. Three.months In the most' desolate country in.the western hemispher. on pJi-liniiisa.aad. dunes, ut the ArisWf nar- Itesert-nfrar-thp- Mexican Iwrder colorj were spent by 2,000 men in order that Jleau Gesto" might appear on: . the screen. This thrilling Ftory of tj.L. French r.m'is-..Ltg4a.-.whk!h makes' its first tappcrance in .American Fork nt the xuHuuau- 1 iieatre on Novi mbor Jt represents tn fmniioi r,j.. ing in thc history of Paramount, the nuni'- comjany that made "The Ten ('(.niinaii.inieiits". "The Covered Wag. on" and many others of equal magni. tude. . . While (lie desert nights were al. ways cool, mid day found the temper iure at tlip 130 mark. Semi -military regulat,ons governed "uv --ea-mir,- starting with reveille .". .una ending with taps o'ekKk each night. . In addition to the 2,000 men "0 horses nnd 53 camels, o- i...The.!.Gjeaner. dirts' f-.tb-R ward M. I. A. entertained at a deiij ful , party Monday evening at borne of their teacher, Mrs. Vu'A Taylor, in honor of Mjs. IJiRUJ 11 inson Morton, a bride of last w Mrs. Morton was a. former membti their class. Tho evening wa3 n: ably spent tn playtng games uniff direction of Misses Mary Shelley Ruby ' Steele. Refreshments served later in the evening", l which Mrs. Morton was prewif with " beautiful water set fra girls. 1n honor of IH'rr aid Mr-.KB Morton, who wer iu; recently n rled, a delightful parry was given Airs .Richard Doimlasi , .and 1 Marlon Mercer at tlie Mercer J-ThuEaday,feXen.ing-Thp entertain rooms were cleverly Jet orated U hearts and fall flow-err : OamesJl 13 and ..i.j v. aiii- niestS. 1 -UjUU Vy .IIIY I which a dainty lunch was served and' Mra. Morton were pre'sentei1 many beautiful gifts. at at 10 there We have a limited number num-ber of Winchester Safety Razors. Bring in your old razor and we will give you a new one for it. Chipman Mercantile Company, adv. ' -o- Notice rn!tCan legation -.k-u, lB, cow du and nar.hu Tithing Offic in American at th Fork. Highest Pric es Paid for ' - VEAL, POULTRY and EGGS Correct Candling Guaranteed. Telephone 115 FULTON MARKET Ell J- Clayson. Treasurer. |