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Show THE PAGE EIGHT TIMES-NBW- Thursday, February U, 1937 NXPMI, UTAH 8, Local and Social Allen's Bright Clean Labels Mr. and Mrs. E. Len Jones visited in Holden Sunday with John Crosland, brother of Mrs. Jones. It rives one a. feeling of confidence to see bright, clean, looking labels on cans. Jars and ptti'kaxea of food we eat. We take pride that our store has Just those kind of labels, becauae we buy and sell only nationally advertised, well known or local brands. We invite you to come any day. John Ord. a student of Snow at Epliraim. spent the week CASH STOR E Feb 12, BARGAINS end in Nephl with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George V. Ord. Mrs. James Stokes and son Mack and daughter Marilyn Joyce of Miirysvale are visiting this week at the McPherson home. 13 STEWING HENS t pound DEL MONTE SALMON ,Tal Can BANANAS pounds 21c Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Tippetta and family of Ephraim were guests Sundav at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Pratt. lie Heber J. Fowkes was taken to h,a t. r fi hosnital Thursday where he underwent an operation. He is reported to oe recovering accompan nicely. Mrs. Fowkes ied him to Satl Lake City. Li3reakfast Club COFFEE Vacuum Paked jf Pound Can 1 'i Pound Package .... 38c 25c cans McDonald's Assorted, lb HEWLETT'S Chocolates 19c OXYDOL .... 13c 1 3 Co Grain Fed Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb Fmer 4 f 19c $1.98 BALL BRAND, 2 Values .. $U9 and $2.69 $1.19 buckle OVERSHOES, Mens $1.59 BALL BRAND GOLASHES LADIES $1.00 I Newt MEN'S BLUE MELTON ZIPPER COATS SPECIAL SALE $3.00 VALUES COOPERW $2.49 YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS fill r Turkey Dinner 1 Thursday - Friday February IS - 1 VALUES GOING FOR $11.85 Pratt Merc. News MI VENICE Oswald berlal "A Surety of Purity" CLASSIFIED VALENTINE DANCE February North ward amusement halL c. Good Time Promised Prices to all. 12, HI " l FINE f v j PICTURES, STARS THE STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY IS STEADY WORK GOOD PAY Reliable man wanted to call cn farmers. Make up to $12 a day. Write McNess Co., Dept. M., Free-por- t, Illinois. PREPARED TO SERVE THE PUBLIC IN Temple And Burial Clothes WANTED 100 Loads of Manure J. A. Kendall. ltip FOR SALE Delicious apples In large or small quantities. Stephen IN A VARIETY OF MATERIALS AT FOR RENT furnished CHEAP M. M. FOR SALE good set of harnesses. Bridal Suits a Specialty History gives credit for the Intention of electric lights to Sir Humphrey Davy, an Englishman, who in 1810 observed the electric arc and produced the Incandescence of a fine platinum wire In connection with his famous experiments 2,000-cel- l with battery. 3 room apartment with bath. June Kendall REASONBLE PRICES Inventor of Electric Lithtt '. BoswelL One King. FOR SALE 3 acres of land, close in. With or without water. May be irrigated from field or city ditch James D. Pexton. Peel OS flaws of Pearl As a pearl grows, it is possible for an expert to "peel" off flaws or imperfections if they are not DO NT FORGET 15th annual MILITARY BALL High School uym., Monday February 22. 1937. i"avors Lighting Effects Pop ular trices. Found California Pnnnl.i bettered in this manner, it is well to ' California popples were discovremember that fine pearls are sold ered by a Russian expedition which by weight and the larger the pearl landed at San Francisco In 1815, In the more it is worth per grain. the course of a voyage to find northeast passage. A SDarkliner romance, woven about a young millionaire's efforts to induce a girl to marry him for himself and not for his money, is' Lawrence Tibbett. who will load pictured in Smartest Girl in Town an important cast in the presentatStarrinflT J OpTIA Ravmnn .Ann1 .11 ii ion of 'Under Your c9.1v. .v..vi anH Sothern in the new photoplay at' at the Venice TheatreSpell which is Saturday. me vemce rneatre, Sunday and Monday, February 14 and 15. Having already established himFollowing their recent surrou in self as filmdoms outstanding n of romantic adventure roles Walking on Air the team contributes an eVen more! in the French Foreign Legion, the riotous Derformance in t.h Bengal Lancers, and the Italian vehicle. Raymond, as the wealthy! and American armies, Cooper now young man, nas experienced a ser- - comes to the screen as a roving les of unpleasant .situations which soldier of fortune in modern war cause him to shv nwav fmm i. torn China. with a gold digging complex. Hence, Appearing opposite him Is beau-MWhen Miss Rnrhprn mlcoUc. ui Carroll who has already e " ...Muniro for a poor photoeraohers' morinT role of the lure put out by a like herself, Gene continues the scheming d to trap Cooper. masquerade, especially when he This is an entirely new roll for learns that she is centering her af- Miss Carroll who has aready capfections on an affluent young man. tivated America despite her few appearance before the camera. Aklm Tamiroff, famed tor his Gary Cooper, the screens most of sinister roles, is cast in famous ti will Ka V( the role of the ruthless war lord. seen again in his favorite rolen4when is one very much worth me tienerai Died At Dawn", a The show and is built around the Paramount picture of art vpn tii r a seeing, romance and intrigue in modern romance of the soldier of fortune and the beautiful woman adventurwar torn China, opens Tuesday ess who is given the task of desi uie venice rneatre. troying him. por-tray- ss 111111 cap-th- war-lor- por-tra- ls soldier-of-fnr- 1T1A rAfi'J King Furniture Supply ' jC Ik South Main. in hew Ka i i ill a a sj . r, rrj-- z .v ww tmsr;a mm toyLW.m i tt k m h mgmi VOU IX lw fWiiMiFfl e Ihr Lan icriu.iw Mud and Grit are enemies to car paint and moving OUR AUTO LAUNDRY TURNS YOUR CAR OUT SPICK AND SPAN Mill SiLVEE SERVICE --.;-v.-'- i V ay lit JT WW IRV 1 I . J I I SCHENLBY D1STWBUTOM, NSW YORK if l -- ff..te,ff5. " 1 Polishing and Waxing Service Also Available lllg Jglill hum o imm Knoor INC ' VRltt.,. --rf S&. I g ohrn ou Culorama Dial of ihi ' m I your aiaiii.n ri.iMr aurin you lhal your radio la In F.rfrrt Foruard Tonr. Rut you'll mrl aa evrn grrairr thrill whrn you litirn lo ihe whole nra rang of lonra oroughl lo you for Ihr firtl lime by Other New GE's from $23.75 up! Before you buy any radio lw lo Me and hear Ihe new G.K'!wtn ael lo il every purae anil purpoae! COME S TODAY AND CONVINCE YOL'KStLK! 53? Sr.W. Ito. SI jy W ICjl SPirf j. 11 III G-- Ton fl.fh from "T to'"V"" red brilliant prr--'''oaa you dial a' BOURBON tfff W Parts diKAiuni Wm. Subill Mrul TaWa. Dn.nl Tun4n S.L R.., $9.50 I J I I CEMEBA1OE"CTmc MA lira l MniTi 1 er Raymond-Soth-er- ae For Good Furniture at a Low Price. A 40c-10- Just Arrived Singei good Rug 1 Sewing Machine; 1 White Enamel AH Steel Top Range; Some bed Springs; Up to date Dining Room Set; Up to date Bed Room Set; Dining Room Chairs; all Bargains and the Radio at a Bargain. These prices are cut for ONE WEEK ONLY. If you want them you must hurry. Go To BLANKETS . . Rolled Prime Rib Oven Roast, per lb Children's Clothes Made To Order I ON SALE $3.95 Values $16.00 ROLLED ROASTS m Temple Suits for Rent 1 I" l HCO4AO0 hMMi RSKAGGS or Maytag Washer (don't miss it) BLANKETS iW bar d WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING GOODS and for ONE WEEK ONLY WE ARE CUTTING THE PRICES .mm MAOEinKECUXOU 1 Cc Cherry Chocolates 1 pound box 15c FINAL CLEARANCE ON WINTER SOME BROKEN LOTS MERCHANDISE Tuesday - Wednesday February 16 - 17 PRUNES 2 pound Ileadlinera Sinbad The Sailor t"g CHOCOLATES POT ROASTS 1 GARY SHORTENING Jewel Shortening 1 lb carton 27c 1 & O. P. 8. Coffee l pound Jar 9Qr jFa Quart Jar Soi ToMet COFFEE SALAD DRESSING Brookfield pit T 4 bars t"f JktJ cans 'h'r-Ven-s 15c Lux Or CRAPE FRUIT JUICE Shavers, lb bag IV" Sunday - Monday February 14 - 13 10c 35c SOAP Large package Jones: Why are well fed like a successful farmer? J. E. Mmmott: Because they are S & W Whole Kernel blessed with a full crop. CORN We lust received a check receipt rinted 1945. The onlv feasible ex-rmot we ran offer is that Washln"-to- n officers figured the mail would BEEF POT ROAST not arrive in Nephl until about that year. Grain Fed, lb arr-efrom A few more WR-ll- 's Approximately the State Office. We Buy Beef, Pork, Veal 3.ono.00 will soon be at the offcte of the Countv Aeent for distribution. Lamb and Eggs However, as I remember, your check Don't feel blue, cause fs yet due. itf i Alls ti that there's only about 30 WR-ll- 's havent been signed. Many Special of Plants lee Jackman says that the Ishanp-le- st the Id Brar.ll. 400 different species oi part of a man's lifee. Lee plants are found In an area of tores first five years he's twenty-onis still enjoying the happiest part square miles. of his life. Farmer-MavBailey says. "The Swordfiih Fat Swimmer ladder of life Is full of splinters A fully developed swnrdflsh 1 find they always prick the hardest when we're sliding down.' So you probably the fastest swimming creature In the world, says a rlter In better sign a work sheet and be VflMiral nistory. on easy street. "ackaTO 10 I iilHHm.i Major Bowes Amatures 5C Package GERMADE THIS AND THAT IN AGRICULTURE TEA f 5c . SHAVER CRAPE FRUIT I REX LYE 3 JELLO Mr and Mrs. Llovd Hobbs and family spent the week end in SaltLake Citv. Mrs. Hobbs and dauannounce- ' irhtor Roth ortpnrlpfi the ment tea Saturday afemoon for f Miss Allie Christensen. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Karpowitz. Is a dauehter ft ; Miss Christensen J. M. Chlstensen of this otty. Gordon and Beth Hobbs also attended the Annual Junior oom Frida7 evening at the University of Utah. Lipton's BLACK TEA Pound BANANAS, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lunt returned home Thursday evenlnj after spending a short time visiting in Salt Lake City. 1 C Fehrmrv SOME OF OUR BEST BUYS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL Silver I NUht Saturday frrh Col-le- ge Mills Jewelry |
