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Show FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1942 THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER , 4 f 1 i f i SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY Large Layer Cakes, Each 19c & 29c Rays-N-Date Bread 12c Parker House Rolls, Dozen 15c Donuts, Dozen 25c Assorted Cookies, Doz. 15c Home Made Bread 3 for 25c Griffin Bakery Local Items Mrs. Ward Webb and two children of Lehl were dinner guests Tuesday evening of Mrs. Webb's sister, Mrs. Kenneth Singleton and famii. J. T. Arbon and sons, Aldon and Don of Bountiful, spent last week end here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert L. Ashby. Former Bishop and Mrs. James T. Gardner of Salt Lake, spent Tuesd&y In American Pork and Provo, combining com-bining business with a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Binns are the proud grandparents of a new granddaughter, grand-daughter, bora on September 18th. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruslcir: of Hawthorne, California. Mrs. Rusick formerly was Miss Lois Binns. Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Searle of Shelley, Idaho, visited here for several days the week past with Mr. Searle a mother, Mrs. Eliza. Searle. Cameo American Fork Thursday, Sept. 24 BIG DOUBLE SHOW Girl From Alaska Also United We Stand No. 1 Friday and Saturday Sept. 23 and 26 Week End Food Bargains Now you can be assured of lowest prevailing mar-ket mar-ket prices at your O. P. S. Store. Nuco, 1 lb. pkg 31c Coffee, DelMonte, 1 lb. drip or regular 31c Crisco, 3 lb. pail 71c Sanka Coffee, 1 lb 38c Cleanser, 2 large cans 9c Kerr Lids, dozen 9c Miracle Whip, qts 39c Deviled Meat, 3 cans 17c Oxydol, large pkg 23c Milk, 4 tall cans 35c Peas or Corn 11c Whea ties, pkg. .... .. ..11c Corn Flakes, 11 oz. pkgs., 2 for 17c Crackers, 2 lb. pkg. 17c Jello, 3 pkgs. 19c Matches, 6 boxes 23c Flour, 48 lb. bag Yellow Star $1.45 FRESH VEGETABLES Cauliflower, choice white, lb 8c Grapes, seedless, lb. .. 10c Lemons, 360 size, doz. 19c FRESH MEATS Young Mutton, legs, lb 20c Baby Beef, pot roasts, lb. ..... 25c Cheese, choice nippy, lb 29c Cheese, 2 lbs, American Ameri-can or Pimento 59c QJ3S V.?,G ? S Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson, Miss Owen Nelson Nel-son and Miss Sadie Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chesnut and Mrs. Ervin Richins, attended funeral services in Spanish Fork Sunday for Mrs. Lillian Sullivan of Dividend. i No. 2 DOROTHY LAMOUR Mrs. Nell Binns accompanied her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Kenneth Binns, and new baby daughter to Ogden Sunday and will visit there indeflntely with her two sons, Kenneth Ken-neth and Niles and their families. Another son, Dr. Wayne Binns, who enlisted in the army in July, is now stationed at Hill field, Ogden, as tester of government meat Sunday and Monday Sept. 27 and 28 ANN . if ALSO SELKCTKD SHOUTS M ATI NEK Sl'NDAY, 4 P. M. 'I u(s, ;tv ai'd N rdiii-sday Spt. 29 and 30 2-FKATIRBS 2 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brown and sons, Wesley, Bob and Jack and daughter .Betty of Salt Lake, visited here Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mras. Roy Hampshire. 'Today, 'To-day, Mrs. Adams and new baby daughter Janlene are leaving the Community hospital and will spend a week or two at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hampshire before returning to Pleasant Grove. Among the students from this city leaving this week o register at the University of Utah in Salt Lake are Miss Mildred Richards and Miss. Betty Houston, second-year students and Miss Sidney Nlcholes, first year. No. 1 ;!15ii!M Ml VIIOINIA HOD DICK BRUCE CRAWFORD FORIN No. 2 ONE STOP FOOD STORE Quality Meats and Groceries FOR LESS Macaroni, 2 lbs 11c Leadway Soap Powder 21c Star or Robinson Flour $1.44 Carton Matches 23c 1 lb. Cocoanut 21c 4 large Milk ...... 35c 10 C. W. Soap 45c Miracle Whip ... 39c Gallon can Catsup 60c Chocolate Chips, 2 pkgs. 25c Bridal Veil Butter 50c First Quality Butter 51c 2 pkgs. Jello 13c BOLEY'S INC. . niONX 4 SrPTlMBf R tfO' fc1 . tot WE INVITE AMERICA'S WORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES to prove to themselves how much they can save at Penney's . . . where thrift has always been a guiding principal. And savings tnean more and more War Bonds these days! Always a Favorite With Men Everywhere! TOWNCRAFT SHIRTS And Every Pattern Exclusive! 1.65 Crisp, clear whites . . . neat figures fig-ures and self-figures as new as fall, 1942! Firm smooth weave broadcloth, madras and chain-bray chain-bray proportionately fitted and Sanforized for a permanently perfect Tit . . . and sharply clear designs woven-in and fast color to keep their lustre. Styles Any Man Would Be Proud to Own! Thrifty TIE VALUES! Wools and rayon A Q mixtures, every tHC one of beauty! Home Needs At Big September Savings! . Priscilla Curtains 98c pr. Airy prlscillas In cushion dot marqu isette, iwlth fluffy, is we et ruffles 'and tiebacks! Bn yYour Fan Needs Now! RONDO PERCALES yd. Excellent lor children's chil-dren's dresses, boys' shirts, house frocks, 07 n aprons, housecoats! Sorority Rayons 59e yd. Marquisettes 19c yd. Good thirsty Terry Towels 5c Sanforized means fabric shrinkage will not exceed 1. mi Mr. and Mrs. El wood Walker and baby daughter of Salt Lake spent Sunday here with Mr. Walker's parents, President and Mrs." Jesse M. Walkar. Miss Letha Urn spent last week end In Salt Lake City visiting with Mrs. Margaret Fox, Mrs. Ella Cox and Mrs. LaRee Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lee and sons I Robert and Jack were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Barker. The special occasion was Mrs. Barker's birthday annlver sary. Miss Mildred Bate, who Is taking j nurse's training at the LDS hos-iDltal. hos-iDltal. and a. friend. Miss Mnswlil Miller of Logan, spent last week end here with Miss Bate's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bate.1' Mrs. Ed Moss with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strong of Alpine motored o Bingham Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon and visited with Mrs. Moss' sister. Mrs. Wayne Park er, who is confined to her home with Illness. Reg. U, 8. Pat. Off. WORK CLOTHES Big Mae OVERALLS 1:39 Full 8-os. blue d e n 1 m, cut over gradu-a gradu-a t e d pat-term! pat-term! Heavily Heav-ily stitched! Lined Work Jackets 125 Sturdy Work Shirts 79c Army TwOl Outfits 4J Men's Work Shoes S.79 Men's Work Gloves 69c pr. jliP l.MW The officers of the Arlitra guild held a business meeting last Friday Fri-day night at the home of Mrs. William Wil-liam Walters. Business pertaining to the year's program for the club was discussed after which the hostess host-ess served refreshments. Those In attendance were Mrs. Lelemd Mitchell, club president; Mrs. Harold Har-old Holley, Mrs. Leo O. Meredith, Mrs. V. F. Houston and Mrs. Walters. An interesting as well as educational educa-tional meeting was enjoyed last evening by the members of the Lions ladies auxiliary held at the home of Mrs. Clifford E. Young. Mrs. Juia Lee Wright, national authority on food preperatlon and problems of nutrition was the guest speaker. Light refreshments were served. The committee in charge consisted of Mrs. Young, chairman, Mrs. Elwyn . Wride and Mrs. Dan HalL v Card of Thanks For the many acts of kindness and the sympathy shown us in our recent bereavement, the death of Mrs. Sylvia Webb Shelly, we are deeply grateful. We appreciate sincerely the assistance at the services, serv-ices, the flowers sent, use of cars, etc. A. A. Shelly and son Dean Mrs. Hyrum Webb and Family II "Wa, ii fjvftfr s this war is being fou3nt...that your inalienable risnts-life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness will be perpetuated . . . that you, and your children too, will always possess the equality oF opportunity guar-anteed guar-anteed by American schools . . . Hio-5rancle U ptoudly dolny wattim doultla duty fat you. Speeding fighting men, munitions and war materiel to far-flung battle lines ... PforiSng tax ojlirf .r.. your educaoir., 7TT"Z Utah's public Khool system b efficient effi-cient and economical . . . cost per pupil last year was nly $85.75. RitrGrwtdt , on of Utah's largest taxpayers paying over one -third million dollars in Utah for Khool purposes alone finds satisfaction in having .supplied funds for education of 4,360 Utah boys and girls in 1941. GEO. F. DODGE Director "Public Ketationi Yoa'll need a blouse wardrobe this Fall to team up with your . suit wardrobe, with skirts, slacks for office, back to school, "and dating, too! This selection Includes deep v-neck shirt blouses, in stripes, plaids, solids "dressy" blouses with dainty trims, classic models just about every wanted? type! Choose yours today. 32-44. Specially Priced! 1-98 SALE Large Husky Pair Esmond Blankets .if' Weighs over 5 lbs. $5.95 pair Just Received Large Shipment Women's Skirts Fall Shades All Sizes Priced $2.95 and $3.95 sTJ Br IMpal Peri i)pny Miss Cady Dunkley spent Wednesday Wednes-day in the capital dty visiting with relatives and friends. - The members of the Pinochle club enjoyed a Jolly time last night at the home of Mrs. Phillip Gave. Altef-playtog pinochle- for--- tlmcy a delicious potluck lunch served. Mrs. J. P. Kirk returned Sunday to her home in Salt Lake after spending several .dv$ here. . with her sister, Mrs. Joscph,-X. Dunk. ley. Visitors Mnday V tfte Dunkley oles of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. dallas Anderson and family of Bingham were guests here Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fields and family. f , Mrs. Florence Moss, chairman of the membership committee of the American Legion auxiliary, reminds the auxllary members that the annual dues are now due and payable. pay-able. The; due this 'yeaf-are placed at $1.29. The next regular tneett ing of theamllhirr"irill be held conjointly with the Legion jnem-bers jnem-bers In the Legion hall on October Octo-ber 11 All are urged to be present Hospital Ner, Arnold Condor left! ul tlfUflsl n Wednesday ior fered a broken kg, ,.lLftoilJtt),e injured lu In a cast WtdnesdsTi Mr, and Mrs. are tne nappy rlg um hnm Sunday, fieP, Mr. and Mrs. CM"i Mllford are reJoidK g rival of a boy, born b"j Mrs. William f ' the hospital for , j lng medical attention- j Orove Is making. provement followtol for hernia. Mrs, Mary Bto ) medical attenUoO. Miss Verna. 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