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Show 1 li n-araf e in Delta, Utah. Thurs. Nov. 29, 1955., Of Local Interest FALL SPECIALS Mo. 1 Coast Fir 2x4-2x12 100 bd. ft. 1x4"D"VGFIR FLOORING $10.65 sq. Corrugated Roofing 28GA.GALV. 12 ft.... 3.65 Sheet 10 ft.... 3.05 Sheet 9 ft.... 2.75 Sheet 8 ft.... 2.45 Sheet 6 ft.... 1.85 Sheet time payment plan ... an exclusive service at our store. Construction loans Jot new homes. Remodeling and repair loans for homes and farm structures. uv WITH CONUDINCi WE STOCK STAGES LUMBER ..V : nr m H1 -mm i if 'n m 215 lb. Thick Tab Shingles REG. $12.90 CHECK THESE PRICES They are exceptional values val-ues and will not last long We can guarantee these prces only as long as present pre-sent stocks last. BETTER TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THEM NOWI 100 bd. ft. PIIIE Combination Storm Doors 2- 8 x 6-8 S14.0G 3- 0x6-8 SI 6.00 includes screen and glass panels TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED AR-RANGED WHILE YOU WAIT. Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris Larsen, of Brigham City, and children, Marilyn, Mari-lyn, Quinn, Elaine and Russell, visited visi-ted in Delta from Thursday morning morn-ing until Sunday with their parents, Mr and Mrs. A E. Stephenson. On Thanksgiving they were all at the family dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stephenson. Saturday the Larsens visited Flowell, a new area for Mr. Larsen, with A. E. Stephenson as their guide. Mr. and Mrs. A W. Stephenson and children, Patty and John, visited visit-ed in Delta Friday with their parents, par-ents, Mr and Mrs. A. E. Stephenson Stephen-son and Mr. and Mrs. J. Avery Bishop, Bish-op, on their way to their home in Cedar City, after a visit in Salt Lake City for Thanksgiving. Verland Willden, who has lived in Kearns for the past three years with his wife, the former LaRue Bennett, and their three sons, telephoned tele-phoned his mother, Mrs. Mildred Willden, at Delta this week to say he had been named first counselor in the bishopric of the newly formed form-ed LDS ward in Kearns. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Broderick were vis:tors last week, first in Salt Lake City, where they had dinner Thanksgiving eve with their daugh ter and husband, Maggie and Max Kay. Thursday they were in Eureka for dinner with Leona and Hamil ton Laird, and Friday they were in Dugway, to visit Tola Newman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Topham made i a short visit in Delta this week, j and then returned to Ely, Nevada, i where Mr. Topham recently opened a new cafe. Mrs. Topham joined him for the past two weeks while the dining room was opened. Mr. . Topham still manages the Delta1 Cafe in Delta, by long distance, with the aid of his brother, Ivan' Topham, who moved to Delta from Parowan with his wife and family. Miss Edythe Cahoon, school tea ching in Las Vegas, Nev., was home for Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayson Cahoon, In Delta. i Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Tolbert had all of their family home for Thanks giving except their daughter LaRue and husband, Val Sorensen. There were twenty-nine for the family dinner Present were Mr. and Mrs Jay Tolbert and five children, Mr. and Mrs. DeLoy Tolbert, Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Tolbert and three children, chil-dren, all of Salt Lake City, Alc and Mrs. Stanley Tolbert and son, M'. and Mrs. Garth Tolbert and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lea-vitt Lea-vitt and two children, and Clinton's mother; Mrs Frances Tolbert. A special guest was Lawrence Lowler, district president in the Canada branch with whom Stanley and his wife were friends when they livel in Sault Ste Marie, Mich. NOTICE Dr. M. F. Burgess, Optometrist and Vision Specialist, Spec-ialist, will be in Delta, Monday, Dec. 3rd at the Hotel Southern to take care of your Visual needs. i The Natl. Inst, for the Prevention of blindness says, "Children.: and adults' eyes should be examined at least once a year." RAICH STYLE RUGS In Rainbow Colors For Use Everywhere Joyce McCullough, Shirley and Catherine Callister, BYU co-eds, were home for Thanksgiving holidays holi-days with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton McCullough, and Mr. and Mrs. Lathel Callister, Bud Bassett, president-elect 1937 of Delta and West Millard Klwanis, and Boyd Nelson, secretary, with Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Nelson, attended at-tended the Kiwanls training conference con-ference in Pocatello, Idaho, on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Cassie Riding, of Salt Lake City, was a Delta visitor for Thanks giving, with her daughters, Mrs. Le-land Le-land Callister, Mrs. Ted Knight, and families. Mr and Mrs. Glen Cahoon, from Las Vegas, Nev., Mrs. Lorraine Pritchard, from Hill Field, and Barbara Bar-bara Welton, from CSU, were home for Thanksgiving in Delta with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Welton. Mr. and Mrs William S Bassett, son and dauehter. Kav and Eloise J and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lyman spent Thanksgiving in Logan. On Friday they attended the funeral services for Paul Strobelt, a brother-in-law of Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Lyman. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Riding and son Dale had Thanksgiving dinner in Tooele at the home of their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs Tom Rid ing, and family. Also from Delta were Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Corbett and family, from Abraham Mr. and Mrs Jay Fullmer and family, From Salt Lake City came Mr. and Mrs. Max Riding and Mr. and Mrs. Evan Riding and infant daughter. There were 28 present, with 15 grandchildren grand-children Three daughters and families fam-ilies were unable to join them. With them the group would have been 45, with 26 of them grand children. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Johnson, lon.a; time residents of Las Vegas, Nev., and former Deltans, spent Thanksgiving Thanks-giving and the weekend in Delta with Mrs. Johnson's sister and husband, Mr and Mrs. Sherman Little. Delbert Mitchell, 17, son of Mr.! and Mrs. Melvin Mitchell, returned to Delta the night before Thanksgiving Thanks-giving from Salt Lake City, where he had been at the LDS hospital since Nov. 15 for treatment of an injury on the DHS football field. He had his left shoulder dislocated, and it required some surgery and a silver plate to keep it in place. His mother was in Salt Lake with him. F2re desisting W a s h ii 1) I e E5eversiIiIe Ii!eoEaoniieaI Long Wearing Ray Stephenson, who is attending attend-ing U.S A.C., spent Thanksgiving weekend in Delta with his wife, Ila Rae, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Taylor. RANCH STYLE RUG GUARANTEE: Colonial Felt Mills will replace any Rug that does not satisfy QUALITY MARKET Hardware Department 01 1 FOR BETTER RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE CHRONICLE CANNON BATH TOWELS LARGE SIZE 20 x 40 IfrM A' Y I I ASSORTED COLORS cx: SHEETS BY PEQU0T, CANNON, SPRING MILL. PEPPEREL COLORED OR WHITE The whole family gains when mother gets an Ironrite for Christmas t S X o 2 8 t t 2 I i ' i I ' ' ' She'll iron in 'a Ihe time find precious new hours to spend with the family If you're the man of the house looking for a rift idea for the woman of the house, an Ironrite Automatic Ironer is a wonderful answer. An Ironrite will free her all year around from the hot toil of old-fashioned hand ironing. iron-ing. It will free her for more of those wonderful, wonder-ful, happy hours with the family. She'll learn to iron quickly and easily on an Ironrite, and her ironing will be even more beautiful looking. Come in this week and let us show you the Ironrite in action. It's a pift that's sure to make it a happy holiday for the woman ia your home. X "get It here!" rorml AUTOMATIC IRONS 3 I a GOLDEN H. BLACK G SON Doha - - - llnli X X 2 X X X 2 X NEW STOCK REVL0N DOLLS HIGH HEELS - RAYON DRESS A) H J T ' 5 J BIG SELECTION Of XMAS CARDS In Boxes 40 COLORFUL CARDS IN BOX Reg.S1.00 SALE 79c 20 CARDS IN BOX Reg. $1.00 SALE 79c 21 CARDS IN BOX Reg. $1.25' SALE 98c KAPOK ONE POUND PACKAGES r loI MAKE YOUR OWN PILLOWS MEN'S FLEECE LINED HOUSE SLIPPERS SIZE 6 1-2 to 11 BIG Selection Men's Yestern Shirts PRIOR, LEVI STRAUSS. MILLERS & KAMAR D5 TRANSFERTTE For Your XMAS WIIID0Y HOLLY WREATH. SANTA CLAUSES Decorate your windows and doors 10c to $1.49 MEN'S DRESS STRETCH SOX Size 10 to 14 ONLY 79c PAIR 2 Pill SIS' FANCY PILLOW CASE SETS CHRISTMAS PACK $2.49 - WE CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP - PRE XMAS SALE-GIRL'S WINTER COATS-StocksCompIete SIZE 3 to 6x 7 to 14 PRE-TEEN 20 Discount |
