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Show SATURDAY: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1928 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SEPnw y - l " Ml ..J 1 I" J I M . i " V" i;::T 1. r 1 ? - i t .J 1 s i ' 1 4-. k ': 1 - A BAG OF HEALTH Is, found In every bag of our flour; and remember that flour goes into almost everything every-thing you prepare for the family. Selected grain, finely fine-ly milled, carefully screen-ed screen-ed and as carefully ' packed bo that it may come to you In the proper way. . Red Star 48 Pounds Yellow Star 48 Pounds Sperry Blossom 48 Pounds .....7,.. Drifted Snow 48 Pounds .....'.:. Whole Wheat 48, Pounda White Fawn .. Snow Ball ....;...,.. .. "v tuo ...$1.45 .....$1.55 .. .........$1.70 IM5- $1.55 $1.40 American Fork Locals Mrs, JDelbort Coulam of Los Angeles, visited the past week with relatives and friends. Big Picture and Vaudeville at Cameo on Sat., Sept. 29th under direction of Primary. adv. home of Mrs. S. W. NIcholes. . Socia chat and needle work were the main diversions, followed by a delicious luncheon. . Mrs. Leland Adamson and Miss Jenna Vee Adamson left Salt Lake City Tuesday mornipg by train or Denver. Mrs. Adamson will Join hev husband who is employed there. Miss Adamson will visit them indefinitely. GC5THEH TAMIL! TO CITE PROGRAM IT FIRST rTARD SU5DAT 5IcnT The Ounther family composed of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gunther and daughters of the Leht Fourth ward, will give the program In the First ward chapel Sunday evening, Septem. ber 23rd, commencing at 7:30 p. p. Miss Eva Gunther, a recently re. turned missionary from California, fill be the speaker. She will also give a reading '.The Other Wise Man." Her sister, Marcelle, will play a piano selection, and the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gunther,' will give a tyther duet. The public la cordially invited to be in attendance tor the splendidly arranged program. ' : 0 HOME IITGIEJiE CLASS FOB MOTHERS TjD START JfEXT WEER Mrs. Lowydcn and family of Santa Uonioa, California, visited here Wednesday Wed-nesday with Mrs. Stella Mills. Dr. T. L. Holman and Dr. Peterson of ML Pleasant, and Mr. Rlece Holman Hol-man of Fountain Green, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Guy S. Richards on Ira Nelson and family returned to their home in Idaho FallB Monday, after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs; Niels Nelson and family. The Bee Orchis Ladies .were enter, tained last Friday afternoon at the Word has been received from Francis Abel, who is laboring as a missionary in Canada for the I D. 8. church, that he will receive his release re-lease around the first of October, and will be .home .shortly after that , He expects to visit many places of interest inter-est enroute to Utah. Mrs. Robert Wade and daughter Lois of New Mexico, Mrs. Fidelia Wade of Arizona, Mr. John Wade, and Mrs. Alice Hanson and son Christian of St. Anthony, Idaho, spent Monday and Tuesday visiting with Jennie Cunning, ham, E. E. McBrlde and Mrs. John Mills. A class in "Home Hygiene" will be conducted for mothers only, starting next Wednesday, September 2Gtli. In the former Red Cross rooms atove Chipman's store. This class will be given by Mrs. Evalina Reed, U. N., under the direction of the Utah County Health Unit - - - A - similar class is- being conducted in Sprlngville and one will commence in Spanish Fork in "October. A minimum number of entrants to the class is five to each ward. Ac cording to reports this Quota has been reached and the class will conynence next Wednesday with full membership. mi j.. M'i'L .U'lirVCT 9T'1 -.."owa .il. ) ... i j.... Sale Specials "': fob ' J Today and Monday Below you will find a few of our Special Sale 1 Bargains . on -standard merchandise you are buying I , every day. Come in and compare these values. WOOL BLAZERS WOOL SHIRTS A fine' wool blazer of , , , , , heavy wool material in Uer rta bu-v for th,e plaids all eolors " man and boy who must work Regular $5.50 Values during t,oW wethr- A . . y 4qq - full cut wool shirt. Oalrm : ..rJ&ySPw LADIES' SILK HOSE my 195 One lot of fine grade silk hose for girls and ladies. OVERALLS Dark colors, - . - , OOA . , x , A well made 220 weight 79C Pair overall. 1 Men'g and Boys' Sizes SHOES TOE WOMEN $1.00 The Pair We haoPSrt DRESS SHIRTS grade ladies' show and slip- Shirts, new styles and colors Extra Special at wjth collar. " 79c Pair $1.00 Each : KITCHEN WOOL SWEATERS HARDWARE These are the heavy Shaker Dish Pan, Perculator, Large" - -KnirSweatcrsr" Roaster, .-White Enamelware, AU Colors. Just The Thing Tea Kettle, Saucepans, For School. Buckets- $195 Special Prices " WOOL BLANKETS DISHES! DISHES On our entire stock of II We are giving a straight wool blankets we are allow- 10 DISCOUNT in on our entire line of dishes. 10 DISCOUNT American Fork Co-op. The People's Store HINPLEY MEM0RUL SHELF FJtOJECT UNDER 1VAT The Annie C. HIndley . Memorial j Shelf to be erected in ta Public Library Is now under way and will , eoon be complete. The project,. Started by the Ladles Literary assocl-1 atlon of the town, will also bo backed j by the Relief Soeiety. Inasmuch as j Mrs. HIndley was associated with Re-1 lief Society work all her life, the . association thought it would add more Spirit to the movement to Include them on the project, and also insurs a more substantial backing. ' At a recent meeting of the Literary Association, the following committee Was appointed to work in conjunction with the Relief Society on this movement: move-ment: Mrs.' Willis Bromley, chairman, Mrs. William Chipman and Mrs. Abe Gudmund8en. "The HIndley family have contributed contribut-ed a sum ot money to aid In the work, and a list ot suggestive books is now being considered to buy with the money. Officials ot the project state that whoever has books that they wish to donate ior the Shelf, may do so. ' Dedication services will be held when the project is completed, which, according to those in charge, will be in several weeks. o- DIXO.TATLOR-Rl'SSELL CO. SPONSORS COOKING DEMONSTRATION mi my Each day in every way this store plans to serve you better andatffc. time sell you better merchandise for your money i An Actual Saving One Lot Odds and Ends J Broken Sizes in SMART SLIPPERS -Values from $4.00 to $7.00 -AmrPair I $1,00 No Kxchangw No C. 0. D.'s No Lay Awaytf R"al vl He.. BASKED SHOES I $1.75 Pair BOYS' OVERALLS A Real Good Valtie For Your Jloncy 69c and 79c YOUTH'S and MEN'S OYM SHOES Special at 69c -and 79c Remarkahle 1.' men's mil Hnynow at tfmlo,1 '.' 99c ; INFANT SWEATERS Values to .2.25 AViiilo They Last $1.00 Every needed thing for school kiddies. Almost every day, so it seems . to busy mothers, kiddies need something some-thing new, so why not take the time to come here shopping, shop-ping, get them everything they. want and have it done with. Note This T4' PART WOC BLAME Size 7ttx80 Beautifd j $4.50 Pair H THE STORE OF QUALITY AIM'S 1Z On Wednesday and Thursday Miss Verna LIndqclst, a represcnative of the Monarch Range Co., gave a cooking cook-ing demonstration at the Dixon-Taylor Russell store. About 30 ladies were present on Wednesday and a large crowd were tn attendance Thursday. Some valuable recipes were given as well as other instructions. A number ot the recipe's were used in the cooking demonstration. The ladies were served with the articles made during the afternoon. o DISCING EITCE MUCH APPRECIATED Those who attended the picture show here last Saturday night, at the Alhambra-Theatre witnessed feal treat Miss Green's panclng classes of American Fork and Pleasant Grove closed their summer's work in a revue, re-vue, which was given in American Pork on Thursday, and .repeated aere the following Saturday. Each ope of the preformers, showed the result of careful and artistic training given by Miss Green, who Judging by the results seen Saturday night has a very bright future before her In her chosen profession. A number of the patrons expressed disappointment in not seeing Miss Green in one or more solo dances. The costumes were very artistical ly made,, each to suit the little dancer for her special number. -"There were twenty pupils enrolled In the course, all appearing in the revue, except three who were too 111 to appear. The pupils ranged from three to 13 years ot age. Mfss Green, Is to be complimented for a very successful summer's work. DOUBLE MARRIAGE AXSOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wright announces an-nounces the double marriage of their daughter, Alice, to Ray Slater, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nephl Slater of Lehi, and their son, Calle Hales, to Miss Chrissle Jeppeson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jeppeson of Provo The young couples were parried in Salt Lake City Tuesday, September im. ....... ; ...... Wednesday evening, a well arranged arrang-ed dinner was given In their honor at the home of Mr. .and Mrs. Chris Jeppeson in Provo. A beautiful bouquet bou-quet of roses formed the centerpiece for the table. Covers were laid for eighteen members ot the immediate families. Mr. and Mrs. Slater will make their future home in Lehi, where their many friends are wishing them future happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Hales will live In this city. Big Picture and Vaudeville at Cameo on Sat, Sept 29th under direction of Prlpary. adv. ITAN FOSTER H0XE FROM EJiGLASD MISSION Ivan roster, son of Mrs. Emma Foster, arrived home the first of the week from a two years mission for the U D. S. Church In England. He was met by friends and relatives In Salt Lake City Sunday, and arrived in this city Monday. Enroute home. afUr rliXiBii !LyntU4 .States, ha visit- ed many places of interest among which were New York, Washington D. C, Chicago and other noted cities. According to reports, Mr. Foster fulfilled a wonderful service while in the mission field. For 17 months he labored in the London district, 4 months of which time he. was clerk. The latter part of his time was spent In the New Castle District near Sunderland, Sund-erland, England. The last five months he was branch president In the district dis-trict where he labored. Mr. Foster expresses the statement that he enjoyed his mission very much and appreciates the wonderful ex. perlence he has enjoyed, but adds that he Is very glad to be home. "' ii FIRST WARD BANQUET DATE CHANGED TO WED. AND TIIURS, Ot'T. 4th AND Mb The Fathers and Sons of Mothers and DauRhters banquet, Which is the next activity on the First ward's year been posponed from next Wednesday and Thursday to the following week, October 4th and 6th. ..Both banquets will be given la. ihe New Gym, the Sons for their fathers on Wednesday evening, and the girls and mothers on Thursday. The entertainment enter-tainment will commence promptly at 7:30 p. m. each evening. Full details of the evening's program pro-gram will be printed next week. 'X U .... o - - NEW FRIGID AIRE COOLED COUNTER INSTALLED A large Frlgldalre cooled counter was installed this week in the Chip-man Chip-man Mercantile grocery department It is to be used for keeping all meats, cheese, fruits, etc it u r ture. A cooling aaltii 4 the center of tie coiais the entire display space I er at any desired tempc is a marked ImprortK aid the department n k line of goods in the k for the public H - Big Plctare M Tt Cameo on Sat, Sept direction of Priparj. Ocean "Rolk The extreme height " has been estimated it I their length at tnm " 1 ' 1 M Landscaping and Flow Beautify Any Home Make your homed sSoun W ? beautiful with proper landscaping, no3 j shrubs. f Free Suggestions and Advice In We Specialize In ' ,. Landscaping, Potted Plants, Shrubs, vm. j Flowers. "Funeral Designs- Special Discounts To Church Organi0 IVaternal Societies On Funeral P19 xrrcw TTfW TTfiTTSES - Successors To American Fork Flo Rohbock & Sofl- Telephone 137 nuna enierta1nm.nt schedule, has Wednesday 1 f Am. Bluebird Orchef; Opening Sept. 26 - W mm mm |