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Show rAGF. F.IGIIT Local and Socio All en s Miss Alice Tay is visiting at the homo of Mr and Mrs. William Ti.Miian this week. n Mr and Mrs. Bernill Gowcrs leiuined home from San Francisco after a ten clay vblt. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AUG. 1st j CORNED BEEF j Mrs Walter Broadhead Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allred. and 25C rarkage Swift's Itrookfield Quarts SALMON ICCj l ( aiw t LUX SOAP i I5ars f I RICE 3 M. 1 19C Pounds Ft. 27c ... WHITE VINEGAR a Tuesday visitor at the home of Mr and Mrs. Dean Nielson. Jv and Mrs. Niels E. Jenscen announce the marriage of their Mr. OLIVES ot tt Can daughter, Afton, to Douglas Grah-nof Falrview, on July 15th. wishes them Joy and JV Pot Roast, Lb -- Be ne Mrs. William Bradfied and son loyd, Mr .and Mrs. James Anderson. Mr. and Mrs John An derson, all of Leamington; Mr and Mrs. J. L. Jamoson of Eureka, Mr. and Mrs. ames Mayer and frmMy of Gunnison and Mr and Mrs. Cliff Mayer and family and Mrs. N. C. Jensen of Fountain SALAD DRESSING v Quart FLAV-OR-AD- ill jjl. i LIIiBVS .iccia Packages RESULTS OF FEED SURVEY .... ... . ARE GIVEN IN ARTICLE CLASSIFIED tor 2 ... 15c DRIED BEEF LIBBYS Small Glass 10c 7c Large Package CLEANSER SUNBRIGHT 14 Oz. Can y, -- iiiiiiiw miWM y J for A. IwC 3 J 5c Very Choke, each ll ij DERBY 1 Pound Jar SILVER MAPLE SEEVECE 6' ggc 59. 88 Chiffon. Regular 79c, a pair; 2 Pair for ON lie WW 1J0 SlM Value, for $1.00 GLOVES and CORSETS OULUtV A - O WHERE MERCHANDISE IS CONSISTENT WITH PRICES . j ... A .?. BAGS $1J9 v,tte. for 98 J values for ... $1.98 SPECIAL REDUCTION HATS 17c. 6 only $2.98 .;, Hose High $1.49 at Value, at j Schools and Industry Unite in Sponsoring Vast New Youth Movement to Fill Void in Education 4c .. Sliced per Pound 25c CHOICE BABY BEEF SHOULDER ROAST Per Pound JgV PINEAPPLE Sliced or Crushed (H) CORN Maid in Idaho No. 2 Can Or .zz rri ov BUTTER Solid Pack 1 Pound .... for Jj ...37c r. I R SKAGGS FOOD 7 ,- - :M STORES "A Surety of n Purity" c. c. c. us Tm rk ,a -- . On Tuesday night July 21, Lieut enant Fredrick Q. Lamb Jr., 1st Lieut. Chaplain Reserve, Asslstnat District Chaplain, visited Camp Ne-b- o and conducted a general service bringing his 16 millimetre movie projector. An educational film of one reel, "Conqering the Cascades,"; a two reel comedy "Ride 'em Cowboys,' and five reels, featuring "The Yankee Clipper" were shown. The services and program weer greatly enjoyed and the company appreciated having the Chaplain visit the camp. Lieutenant Lamb is new in the District and will visit many of the camps during the next few weeks Captain R. W. Horn Reporting, o Settlers Introduced the Bea The bee was actually unknown In this country until Introduced by the Bettlers. One writer records that the Indians had no name for It and called It the Englishman's fly. Yet the Invention of bee line to mean a straight line Is purely American, although It has become familiar In England. the TAKING cognizance of problems arising from busicomplexity of modern society, ness leaders and achool authorities In Detroit are somblnlng their efforts In the Joint sponsorship of a new youth movement Intended to supplement the work of the natlon'a educational aystem. Results of lasting benefit to the country are predicted by supporters of the plan, Including School Superintendent Frank Cody, who cites the records of the 45 scholarship winners In the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild competitions as evidence of what may be expscted. 1 Donald C. Burnham, of West Lafayette, Ind In his hydroplane, built with the rebate given Q.fci students at Purdue, whose names appear on the distinguished list. 2 Mr. Cody presents plaques to g the winners of the Inter-schomodel competition In Detroit ss Guild Secretary William 8. McLean looks on. 8 Rsymond A. 8mlth, of Lawton, Okla, anothsr $5,000 scholarship winner, masters the trombone to become a member of the Carnegie Tech Kiltie Band. 4 Howard Jennings, of Denver Colo, an amateur composer of no mean ability, follows his hobby while attending the atata university. 6 Charles W. Gadd, of Spokane, Wash builds an Integrator aa an aid In hla study of oaloulua at, Massachusetts Institute of .Technology. coach-buildin- THE WINDMILL ofBEST Value You do not have to shoo around to find where you can get the most for your money when you buy a windmill. We are the largest manufacturers of windmills in the world, have the best and most complete equip ment for producing them, and have the ability and purpose to giveourcustomers the best TIIE IMPR0VEME1VT TODAY'S WKen you start your motor, polished metal gto faces rub together fasll 'A. thousand square Inches of metal must nave jDther wise, needless wear occurs. The new Vico spreads instantly on metal much faster than ordinary oil. Vico gives youl engine "two oils In one." Sufficient body, sufficient toughness to withstand heat - plus faster spreading qualities to protect your angina wheal starting. Double protection! Vhen it's time for an oil change, get Vico, It's refinery-seale- d in cans for your protection SPECIAL CLEAN-U- P PRICE ON BOYS KEDS that can be produced at thej lowest possible price, t he Improved Aermotor hasevery feature that is desuable in a windmill: strong ' t i i j aurauie gears wiuui run quietly, adjustable stroke,) removable bearings, com plete automatic oilur perfect regulation, etc. n Aermotor Electrl Pumps and Automatic Water systems excel m simplicity and low price. They have Important exclusive features. Writs today for Informa tion aoout an fmmputg tquipment yo nttd. llyl IKf , SWIM SUITS ..... M0T0RIIVG DEMANDS! Ask Us About it at at Value, 15c h,zesl JV MOCir CHICKEN'S LEGS far for STRUTWEAR HOSE I for f,0. ,9c- - Value WASH DRESSES 25c. I I FRANCO- AMERICAN $2.98 ANKLETS V I SPAGHETTI UI at at OTHER SPECIAL VALUES $1.95 Value 1 fr-- pi ""p v CHILDRENS WASH BUY FOR SCHOOL ONLY A FEW LEFT $1.00 Values SUNNY JIM Pound Jar . FRESH BACON (Continued from Page 1) The Julia Sperry minimum reserves of feed carried Will L Hoyt, over into next season, the quantity of feed grain available per unit of livestock to be wintered seems LOST Elgin wrist watch, with likely about 15 per cent less than The first half of the Midget baseUdall engraved on back of case. the usual average previous to rec- ball league play ended July 17 Times-News, Finder return to The ent drought years, but still 15 to with the bees winning the first $3.00 reward. 20 per cent greater than was utiliz- half pennant Jack Howarth and Garth Bellis-to- n ed in 1934. are leading in home runs with If feed grain production this year LOST Between Mona and ou as indicated in six each. turns finally a brown suitcase containLevan, mid-JulL Pet. W the relation of feed ing clothes and a $10.00 traveers 5 0 1000 Bees to livestock numbers supplies grain to Times News. check. Return 2 .625 3 seems likely to be about as it Cardinals 3 2 .625 Yankees was in 1933 . 2 3 '.425 Pirates on The the percentage reports Used lumber and FOR SALE .425 2 3 of the farmers who were out or White Sox bricks; clean and in good condition. .000 5 0 Boston Braves , feed out of for live their nearly Rustic, ceiling, and doors and win- stock showed that 1 feed July dows. M. M. King, Mona, Utah. There will be some fast tennis shotage to be serious In two groups matches of states. of One these staged at the Nephl city extended Two yard hydraulic FOR SALE from the Ohio River southward tennis courts between the Nephi dump bed. Practically new. Call into the northern edge of the city tennis champs and the Eureka 302 W. In this area, pastures city tennis champs. gulf states. The games will start at 6 P. M. MEN WANTED for nearby Raw-leig- h failed early in the season and have been hard pressed Saturday night, and will be some routes of 800 families. Reli- farmers to find feed for their stock. While of the fastest in the state, be able hustler should start earning of the area has had heavy cause of the fact that some of $25 weekly and increase rapidly. part the first of the month, the Nephi players have been play Write today. Rawlcigh, Dept. PTG-6- 1 rains since ing in the Salt Lake City tennis pastures are still short. S, Denver, Colo. The other section where there tournament during the past two The public is cordially inwas an acute shortage of feed on weeks. WANTED Clean cotton rags. July 1 was Eastern Montana, the vited to attend. The Times-New- s. western part of the Dakotas and Handicraft wil be taught on of WyomWANTED : Woman to work in the adjoining inportions addition to the Monday .Wednesday and Friday ing, where, home, mornings except Sunday.' oamage from drought, grasshop- from 2 to 3 P. M. Mrs. Alfred Orme. pers and crickets have destroyed areas of range feed and mat100 tons of Alfalfa large FOR SALE erially damaged irrigated hay and N. E. Miller, Prov'o, Utah. Hay. feed crops needed for wintering HOME FOR RENT SEE T. L. livestock. Smith . 4tlp CARD OF THANKS GOOD MATTRESS FOR SALE With A. sincere appreciation, we See J. Christensen. wish to thank everone for the NEW HONEY FOR SALE Ronald kindness shown during the bereavement of the death of our Belliston. son and brother. Leather Davenport for Sale Rodger Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bean and Lunt. Family FOR SALE home .Inquire for Soft Cold Drinks v SALES FINAL PREPARED MUSTARD POTATO CHIPS AMERICAN and Green enjoyed a party last Fil-ria- y at the home of Mrs. Trena Mayer, it being her birthday anniversary. Refreshments were E 10c ALL m STEER BEEF Mr. QUALITY VIENNA SAUSAGE 5 Miss Ella Bradley of Moroni was GaUon 9 Green News 12c Large Package J. B. COFFEE round Can OS WHEATIE'S and Mrs. ,7.95 Values PEANUT BUTTER SHOW BOAT Tall Can P. B. Cowan and daughter Hetty spent the week in a', Salt Lake City and Ogden. At Salt Lake City they were met by Misses Nelda and Alberta who accompanied them to Ogden where the visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hoover an Mr. and Mrs. J. T Mr. SILK DRESSES $4.95 Value and and Mrs. George Blackett and son Kim and Wallace Blackett of Cedar Citv snent Sunday at the Nci hi. Mi.-.- s Grace Blackett returned to Cedar City with them for ft slant visit. CASH i choicest. FLAVORADE 25c TERMS: , f CLEARANCE SALE AUGUST 1st to 8th ER garde- BARGAINS FOOD! SALAD DRESSING Mr. DEVILED MEAT the convenient, orderly arkhelves. ranged foods on our our it. Alw visit Try n-fresh fruit and vegetable We carry the department. SATURDAY AND FKIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cooper spent Krnd.iv at Price vLsltlnir with Mr. Par Lar ge sugj-etit-ion- The Junior Service Star girls an- to meet on the City Park lawn Saturday at 5 P. M. for a social. Watermelon will be served. ot. Cans Z Our customer not only come to buy the food items on their shopping list, but come You to gel menu Ideas. couldn't poKalbly use at one time all the menu you find by looking at Mr. and Mrs. Arvln Memmott of M:u;na were house guests of Mr and Mrs. I!. V. Cooper on July 24 BARGAINS JULY 31, and MID-SUMM- Regular 98c Value NOW AERMOTOR OHIOAttO BAILEY. McCUNE UTAD DIL DEFINING CO. Hunlndt of Sarvta Station and Dealers fal UloA anj UeJi MANTFACTOHEH OF PEP 83 GASOLINE Cisirihutors of Atlas Tires. Eattaries. Accassorlasand Staaollad PraAutl RITE-WA- Y NEPHI, STORE UTAH Nephi Agents e, ft |