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Show FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1947 THE AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN FRIDAY. JANUARY 24, 1947 1C PHONE 365 84 WEST MAIN AMERICAN FORK SATURDAY JAN. 2a nv " P" BARGAIN Dfl5. YTmWSsW V TJKj JOA't IHMU EVKRYDAT LOW PRICES maki , JLQjj 27c PINEAPPLE No. 2 Can MIRACLE WHIP Pint 19c NIPPY CHEESE Genuine 1 year old lb 55c APPLE SAUCE No. 2 Can 19c TAYLOR'S QUALITY MEATS SPRY l. ......1.29 All Double A and A Grades RINSO 33c PORK LOIN CHOPS u, 48c CORN"-: 29c SLICED BACON.,, ' 57c HSSEjS ! 23c BEEF ROAST Shoulder Cut LB. 39c I TUNA C1UTED 35c BACON SQUARES u,. 39c sodas 39c PORK SAUSAGES w. 38c green tea, 47c COFFEE ALL POPULAR BRANDS i lb. 45c 2 lbs 87c ALL FRESH STOCK RIZ 27c CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP IT 12c NUBURD SOAP POWDER GIANT SIZE 73c FRESH FRUITS & VETABLES - RADISHES ONIONS 2 BU. lie P A PPATQ TmNIPS V-xVrVlVV 1 O BEETS 2 FOR LETTUCE Iceburg LB. 10c YAMS Southern LB. 10 c ORANGES Medium Size ....... ' LB. 5c CELERY HEARTS itl Bleached LB. 19c WE HAVE A SELECTED VARIETY OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES At Low Prices Every Day BUTTE1 FIRST GRADE LB. 73 c OUR SHELVES ARE FULL OF HARD TO GET-STAPLE GET-STAPLE items to Select from at low PRICES EVERY DAY 3 Clubs and Socials St M Friday evening members of the Mothers club, Alpine, with i their husbands surprised Mayor land Mrs. Warren V. Clark, the ; occasion being -.-.MA - Clark's birthday. The evening was spent playing Bingo and a pot luck supper was sserved. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bate-man, Bate-man, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Loy Beck, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Brown, Mr, and Mrs. Edward W. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Devcy, Mr. and Mrs. J. William Healey, Mr. and Mrs. Milton B. Mulr, Mr. and" Mrs. Fred Strong. Mr. and MrsJ Ralph strong ana Mr., ana Mrs. William J. Strung. Sunday Mrs. Clark had her children and brothers and sisters for a birthday dinner. Covers wi re laid for Dr. and Mrs. Hugh reterson, Mrs. Harold Peterson, Bobbie Peterson, Provo; Mr. and. Mrs. LeRoy Strong and two children. chil-dren. Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Darrow Turner, Hcber; Mr. and Mrs. George Rasmussen, Midvale; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clark and son. Miss Beverly Clark and Darrell Rhodes. Dr. C. T. Jones i - ,r VETERINARIAN 264 West First South American Fork 4 t. t j Gay Nine Gay Nine were guests Thursday Thurs-day of last week of Mrs. Glen M. Robinson. Mrs. J. Ordell Kelly, Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Ken- :neth L. Robinson; who were spec ial guests, and Mrs. Leon Par- Iduhn won the prizes. An inter estlng hour was spent looking at the Roblnso.nsjiolleetlon- tf colored slides. Tuesday being the birthday of Mrs. Kate Lloyd she was visited on Sunday by her sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. u F. Davenport, Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Haydn Anderson!, Grantsvtlle, and Mrs. Elmer Jen sen, Ogden. They brought a delicious de-licious dinner and a lovely birthday birth-day cake as well as gifts for their mother. During the day friends, allei. to, ofJerfellGiia-- tlons. Presbyterian Missionary Mrs. Frank Ruslck was hostess I to the Presbyterian Missionary society Thursday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Isaac Binns took Icharge and presented the So-! So-! clets new publication "Out reach". Mrs. Ralph seibel completed com-pleted the study book "The Threshold" and refreshments were served by the hostess. Literary League Miss Hermese Peterson, principal princi-pal of the training school at the Brlgham Young university," was the guest speaker before mem bers of the Literary League Monday Mon-day evening. Miss, Peterson told of her trip to Russia Just prev ious to the outbreak of the war, explained the Soviet philosophy; customs and mode of living. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Leo Nelson with Mrs. Ross Buckwalter assisting hostess. Barbara and Katheleen Buck-waiter Buck-waiter gave violin and flute selections. East Lane East Lane Bridge club was de lightfully entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Ernest Froelick. A delicious lunch was served to the members and Mrs. Neldon Birk, Mrs. Kenneth Ken-neth E.' Hall and Mrs. Neldon Varney special guests. Prizes were won by Mrs. Varney, Mrs. Robert Bailew and Mrs. Edwin K. Oscarson. PLUMBING and HEATING GENERAL PIPE WORK Prices reasonable and work Guaranteed FaHWiKon Telephone 625-J NEW HOT POINT RANGES GAS KITCHEN RANGES y Now in Stock l.iw.Tinrt).w.rl MAKING A LIST OF INTERIOR REPAIR JOBS? Bring it into TRI-StWtE and let us supply the , superior materials you'll need for all those jabs? Here ase just a few of the repair items we have in stock now; Electrical Supplies Plumbing Supplies Paint t. i r 4 I, 4 fm6l 4 . 4 p1'' 't I i TC3GQG'G CJ PILAG HIKE C3nG! ... (Thai goes for Ford Service, too!) For lubrication, checkups, for any service, your Ford will be right at home with our Factory-Trained Mechanics "'j-w FordApproTed ot MtthodaPrv yfipedaf Ford Equipment . . . Genuine Ford Parts. And here's something else: Genuine Ford Service gives you this time-saving extra advantage: im mediate service on all jobs! ftrn-: -mi Try it, and see for yourself! tl v. V Alpine Motor Co. AMERICAN FORK PHONE 124 A- |
