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Show Illl The Page Eight Times-New- Nephi, Utah s, FROM LOCAL GARDENS BARGAINS AWAIT YOU JULY 15 AND 16 BEST BUTTER solid pack lb RASPBERRIES crate LAUNDRY SOAP 6 giant bars .... WHITE KING 25C WHEATIES Package .......I COFFEE MJB Jr. pkg IOC SALMON Sea Lark tall can IOC IOC IOC DEVILED HAM 3 cans MARSHMELLOWS lb bag I CANDY All 10c cellohane bags 2 for KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES Large pkgs 2 for 25C Glass pitcher free with each sale He lfjc RASPBERRIES BEEF crate POT ROAST lb 25C 15C "A 25c 35c Surety Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Carter and daughter Jean, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vest. Mrs. Eva Snerrv nr1 Monr. et Webb visited friends and rela tives in bait Lake City Sunday. Mrs. Jay H. Nellsen of Provo has returned home after a months visit in Mona. Mr. and Mrs. David Nelisen motored to Provo on Monday. services for Hartley Johnson were held in the ward chapel Friday at 2 P. M. with BishThe ward op Oldroyd conducting. choir sang the first two numners, nnrt the invocation was offered by Ralph Cook. Speakers were James Robertson and fresiaent josepn n. Christiansen. Musical numbers were also given bv Hilda Christiansen and Randall Christensen. Closing selections of the choir were eiven and the bene diction was given by Lyman teeiy. Interment was in tne t. ureen cemetery. Miss Deon Allred has gone to Sacramento, California and while there will be the guest of her sis-tMrs. Delnha Parsons. Mrs. Ella Livingston of Salt Lake City is here visiting ner momer, Mrs. Mercl Ivorv. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Collard are rejoicing over the arrival of a son born Sunday morning, July 10th, pr Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Woodward of Salt Lake City are spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Francis Jackman. cm-ploy- Friday, Saturday Specials 2 Large Loaves Bread 15c DELICIOUS CINNAMON 19c OATMEAL FRUIT COOKIES, per doien 15c NUT SUNDAES JUMBO REAL MALTED MILKS any flavor for 10c X L BAKERY OR DOZEN BAR ICE CREAM SODAS, hi hnnw in Seattle. Washington, for Sunday after visiting in Nephinume the past several weens ai me of his grandmother, Mrs. H. D. 35C PORK AND BEANS 2"2 size can 2 for 17c 17c 5c 8c 29c 2l2 size can 2 bag SUGAR COMMUNICATION I have received many congratulations on the boxing program of I feel that the Ute Stampede. there are others who are entitled to a greater portion of praise those who worked very hard with me on this committee. They are Gilbert Bailey, Dr. Beckstead, Elmo Brady, and Russ Hawkins, who furnished his car, paid for his own gas and also sponsored one of the "Battle Royals" and paid for all my expenses for the entire program. Without his help, the boxing program could not possibly have been such a success. My sincere thanks to all of them. JMURWEAR GoUlsbrough. Levan Local M. M. O'GARA. Happenings Arvid Peterson of Las Vegas, Ne vada Is visiting relatives and friends here. He is a guest of Mr. ana Mrs. Niels Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Darral Childs and family of Centerfield spent Sunday in Levan at the home of Mrs. Child's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Christian Winter left last Thursday for a vacation trip to Yellowstone National park. They will also visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Aagard in tsurnngron, Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. William snepnera and family of Tooele spent a few doys of Inst week in Levan. Perry Jackman of Rexburg, Idaho is here visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackman. Mrs. Louise Shepherd and son Weldon spent Friday of last week at Grand Canyon, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Francom returned home last week after a vacation In Evanston, Wyoming, with relatives. Cora Jackman of Provo Is the guest this week of Miss Lois n. Mr. and Mrs. A,old Angell and daughter Lila spent the week-en- d at the home of Mrs Liz zy Angell. They were enroute to their home In Spanish Fork after a vacation to the parks of Southern Utah. Miss Merl Day of Fillmore Is a guest this week of her brother-l- n law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ly-mChristensen. Miss Maxine Wankier Is In Map-letn- n visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Beesley. Local -- Social News coodyear " TIRE "R-l- soon sell 7c each HERE IS GOOD NEWS FOR THE MEN. FAST COLOR FULL CUT DRESS SHIRTS Size 4 to 17 1 3c 55c A SENSATIONAL VALUE LADIES BROCADED Satin Slips f ... 4.40 21 855 '975 51055 :1110 GOODYEAR 04 Geedrea TEED long servgire ice at low coill aietr yi ceet ae morel Priced from PnPP r IvlL 5" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gillette and sons Gale and Ted of Twin Falls, Idaho, and Miss Wilma Gillette of Derlo, Mrs. Gibson Cowan and son Max and daughters Elaine, BATTERY TESTING CARD Service, Regular attention to your battery will as- It L " - i 1 Is with sincere atives and friends who offered kind words of sympathy In our recent bereavement. Each kind word did mut'h to lighten the burden of grier. Alma C. Trantpr. The Edmunds Family service. Service OF THANKS thanks that we extend our appreciation to the rel sure yon long, Silver Maple "EEPA 1 y"f Household Mechanics Course course In household mechanics. recently given ror nusDanas ana wives" by the University of California's extension department, featured Information on electricity, automobiles and olumbln. A ft KODAK NDY and it's easy to get good iijik snapshots Dorothy, Coiene and Ileen of Ce dnr City are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ingram. regularly for our FREE T. 1 supervisor here for a number of years and enjoyed visiting with old friends. Come in trouble-fre- e T." Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pack and son Boyd of Kamas, Utah were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brough. Mr. Pack was ar forest Thle GUARAN- wear, greater Local - Social News Miss Marjorie Shonselt of Mag 1 na, was in Nephi visiting at the Kathleen Simmons and MyrTTt home of Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Jorison of Payson spent the week Garrett during the week. end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neilson and A. H. Latimer. baby of Payson are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Clarence Foulger of Salt Lake Cify visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A, Hall Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gardner of last week. of Salt Lake Citv snent a fow Have of last week at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Oslen of Gardner's brother and sister-in-laMt. Pleasant visited at the home Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Gardner. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hall of last week. Garbo and Beulah Ricrhv. nnH Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Ashel Riehv of Knit Mrs. Edgar Robertson or Paul, Lake City were Ute Stampede visit-ors- e Idaho and Mrs. King of last week. They were the Burley, Idaho areGeorge visitors at the atr the home of Mr. and home of their sisiter, Mrs. William guests Jif- fx. jeu Kiis. Junes. Jackson. . Miss Eouise Bond of Ogden has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gadd for the past few days. GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Gives set -- Mrs. J. J. Keeler and daughter Kathleen and Miss Katherine Bowles a student at the B. Y. U. summer school, were visitors last week at the home of Mrs. Kate Bowles. 1 2517 S 4.7S-I- 9 Local Social News Harold Bailey of Salt Lake City visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bailey during the past week. Tough, haavy tread for longer mileage . . center-tractio- n lor greater safety Supertwist Cord plies for maximum blowout protection. See it today. field. -- soap .... for ORANGES 288 size 2 doz ITS A BEAR n Hnrlnnd Lewis Jr. left for Man-gelso- ROLLS AND AND Purity" nH Mrs. Linden Whittaker, ATr and Miss Josephine Whittaker of Salt Lake City are visiting with Mrs. Flossie Carter. James Lofgren spent Sunday at The Larsen family held their rehis home. Mr. Lofgran Is union In Salt Creek family on Sunat Leamington. day July 10. Sixty five members present and a very enjoyable Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hansen and were children of Salt Lake City spent time was spent. the week end In Mona. Complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Hansen of Ely, Nevada, the Mrs. Verda Shaw, Mrs. Ellen Peter "I.end A Hand'" club entertained Oakley, Utah visited friends and at a Wennie Roast on Wednesday Gibbons and Edgar Johnston of at the Springs. The following memrelatives In Mona on Monday of bers were present: Mr. and Mrs. this week. Evan Bigler, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mr. and Mrs. James JohnHelen and Jack Neilsen visited Ilolman, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Marisen, Mr. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John son, and Mrs. Clarence Mowers. Mr. Mrs. Lizzy Angell spent last week S. Nielsen on Friday of last week. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. In Scipio at the home of her Don Yates and Elma Carter have Francis James Bills,Mrs. Clarence daughter, Mrs. Rulon Robinson and returned to their homes after a Oldroyd, Coulsen, Mrs. Clarence Johnson family. visit with relatives In OakJey. and Mr. and Mrs. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mangelson received word recently of the an-- ' ival of a grandson on July 9. The parents of the bnby are Mr. and Mrs. Karl D. Zaugg of Clear- SUGAR, . 2 for .... Ig pkg BANANAS Firm and ripe lb TOMATOES Texas . ...... lb WM Scott of Los Angeles is vacationing here with relatives, a guest at the home oi Mrs. wmiam Jones. vircril Funeral 19c 19c 17c will Pratt Mercantile Co. Local -- Social News Ft. Green News WHEATIES 2 for UTAH NEW POTATOES 10 lbs ISC LIMIT QUANTITIES 25C PINEAPPLE STORES 15c 1 5c PEAS OR TOMATOES 10 bars IGA. giant Laundry gRStCAGGS 1 9C as they out. 7c 26c 3 cans 25c QUART SALAD DRESSING 10 lb SLICED BACON lb with 25 47c 69c 93c IGACORN FLAKES CORN BEEF pkg PRIME RIB STEAKS lb We BUY LOCAL BEEF, PORK, VEAL, LAMB AND EGGS Mona Local News CORN, $l.O0 18c 13c 9Qc Get free ice tea glasses 32x32 STERILIZED FLOUR SACK SQUARES Get a supply of these PACKAGE NOODLES large size COFFEE any brand lb 2 VlC VEAL CROPS lb I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Assessor on the Democratic ticket at the Primary election to be held In September. R, Elgin Gardner, Levan 1C lb WATERMELONS PEANUT BRITTLE lb CAMPBELLS TOMATO POLITICAL NOTICES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 4c Ft LETTUCE Utah large, firm head 5c CUCUMBERS larges 2 for 5c lb TOMATOES Large, firm, ripe 7c tj CANTALOUPES large, firm, ripe 3 for 25c lc O'CLOCK GROCERY SPECIALS 55c SUGAR U. and I. 10 lbs GRAPEFRUIT Shavers large can PARAFIN WAX I lb pkg BOTTLE RUBBERS Presto, doz THE ITEMS LISTED BELOW WILL BE FEAURED SATURDAY AT 9 EVERYTHING GOES IOC lb pkg VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, lb 1 SPECIAL LIPMANS TEA each pkg tea 95c $1.25 15c 2 SOUP cans 15c 1 I 23C I FLOUR Golden loaf 48 lbs GEM FLOUR 48 lbs GRAPE JUICE quarts GRAPE JUICE pints 2 oz cans LIBBYS ROAST BEEF MINCED HAM sliced lb CHIPPED BEEF 2 0c glasses for STEER BEEF POT ROAST lb CANTALOUPES Jumbo size 2 for.... WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SPECIAL LOT $4 VALUES OTHERS 5c 17c $1.59 LOT VALUES TO $6. $2.39 98C o $1.98 I TEA Pacific Green IOC HUSKIES pkg 1 1c IN PROGRESS SEE OUR WINDOW FOR REAL VALUES IOC IOC 19C pkgs 15c NOW White Shoes on sale DEVILED MEAT Libbys 3 cans TOILET TISSUE Prim 3 rolls 39C 21C bag MATCHES 6 boxes 3 SALMON Happy vale tall can TOMATO JUICE Del Monte, can PINEAPPLE, Ukulele brok. slice Ig can S9C 25C JELLS RITE 8 oz bottles FLAVORADE POWDERED SUGAR 2 lb Ifjc fiC 26c NEW POTATOES 10 pounds LETTUCE Solid heads ROLLED OATS 9 lb FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 938 July Towel Event BEGINS SATURDAY JULY 16th All 1 BIG"n PENNEY'S WHITE SHOE CLEARANCE SALE Now you can enjoy fine full flavored fruits and vegetables brought right to our store from the finest grown in big commercial gardens. Serve lots of summer salads, the family will exclaim and the cost is low. Watch our displays and "put up" some to be enjoyed later when local gardens are snow covered. WHERE H Thursday, July I. HoW long since you made snapshots of the people and things you want to remember? Plan a picture-makinweek-ennext, and bring your records up to date. All o' the new, modern Kodaks now on display at our store get good pictures the easiest possible way. They're ready fut action the instant you need them, convenient to take along wherever you go. Even better, Kodaks are moderately priced from only $5 at our camera counter. May we show them to you? g d 1 Ord and Mangelson DRUGGISTS !. ft 1 |
