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Show The Page Eight Times-New- Local - Social News f! HALLOWE'EN Hallowe'en suggests Pumpkin Pie; Marshmallows; Mince Meat; Big Red Apples and Fruit Mix for Cakes. You will find these and many other appropriate items for the family and party displayed in our O. P. S. store at LOW prices. Don't forget Delmonte Fruit Cocktail at the new low price. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BARGAINS BARGAINS OCTOBER 28 and 29 15c 5C 5c GRAPEFRUIT Texas Pink each BANANAS, firm and yellow lb I lb FRUIT MIX i2 lb 1 DATES 2 lb bricks FIG Black Prssed figs '2 lb . LETTUCE Utah Solid Heads each 5C 5c lfjc 5c 39c 29C 19c 1C 5c 12c 9c Sc 55c MARSHMALLOWS lb PUMPKIN Larg can RAISINS Seedless 5 oz pkg CRISCO New Creamy pack 3 lb SPAGHETTI Sonny Boy large can 5C FIGS Delicious fresh, can 17 oz IOC SOUP Campbells Tomato soup can .... q BEANS Large can 3 for 25C PEAS Davis County 3 cans 25C CORN Maid in Idaho 3 cans 25C RICE Fancy Blue Rose, 2 lb I FANCY No. 2 cans for 3 25C CORN 1 CORN.S W Whole 15c Kernel can .... COFFEE S&W or FOLGERS lb & 27C SALMON Fancy pink 2 cans for TEA Hewletts green pkg SNOW DRIFT 3 lb bucket for SOUP Heinz 10 oz 3 for POLKA DOT The 5c bluing for 19C 1)C 59c 25C IOC 1 SALAD DRESSING Gold standard qt MINCE MEAT With rum flavor 2 lb for 25c GRAPES Any kind 3 lbs for IOC Z9C 25C PAR-T-PA- Gingerale or Pop quart K 25C IOC 13c 13c SHELL RONI 100 pure Seminola lb SALAD RONI 100 pure Seminola lb I CRACKERS 2 lb A Sodas 20C PAR Large Package SL3C PAR Giant Size with Pottery pkg 59C SCROWCROFTS COFFEE 2 lb can SCROWCROFTS COFFEE I lb can 19c 5c 5c 18c 49c 25c POT ROAST Milk fed baby beef lb .... MINCE MEAT Very Good Quality 2 Ib25c FRESH SALMON FRIDAY ONLY lb FRESH HALIBUT FRIDAY ONLY lb .... KIPPARD SALMON choice pieces lb ISC VEAL CHOPS CHOPS PORK CHOPS 1C SALAD DRESSING quart GRAPE FRUIT Arizona Sweet I doz ORANGES Fancy Sweet 2 doz for .... LETTUCE Large solid Heads YAMS Louisiana pound 5C WATER MELONS Winter melons choice FRESH BACON pound j 20C ROASTS Grain fed beef lb 25c BACON That will make your breakfast lb 35 GROUND BEEF Fresh ground 2 lb -- 35c SAUSAGE Pure Pork lb REAL BARGAIN lb LAMB 3c YAMS Loui siana lb 15c PEAS BEANS 1c BANANA SQUASH lb DELICIOUS APPLES Nephi Best lb CHOCOLATES Fresh Cherries I lb box 19c COCOLATES Fancy Drops I lb box MARSHMALLOWS Campfire with ladies Handkerchief ...J lb... POWDERED SUGAR 3 lb for 25C BROWN SUGAR 3 lb for 25C SPAGHETTI Fancy cut 2 lb for KRAFT DINNER A meal for 4 in 9 min 1 BROOMS Monarch 4 tie for 17c 23c 3Qc 20C CLRSKACGS We BUY LOCAL BEEF, PORK, VEAL, LAMB AND EGGS s MSk Thursday, Oct. 27, 1938 Nephi, Utah s, OUR TRADE MARKS The Senior Class leaders of the Juab stake sponsored a book review "Utah Sings", given by Mrs. Lillian Cowan, Tuesday evening in the City hall. Following the review, games and refreshments were enjoyed by a very appreciative audience. Ed. V. Downs and Mrs. Lila Richardson were in charge. The Livestock Situation LOS ANGELES UNION STOCK YARDS Improved demand for meats in Southern California is indicated at the stock yards where last week's cattle markets held fully steady, despite the fact that receipts were the largest in several months. California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, and New Mexico combined to make up the cat- e supply, a reflection of the wide territory from which Southern California draws its meat food supply. This is the season of the year when California cattlemen buy the bulk of the stocker and feeder cattle required each home-raised year to supplement the cattle that are fattened in the State. The movement is Betting un der way as California cattlemen are for the most part enjoying excellent range feed conditions. On most of the ranges, feed is made up of dry grass at this time of the year, but there areimportant cattle sections along the rich coast ranges where cattle are now on green feed. In these sections it is one of the earlies green feed seasons on record. Due to the intense competition from middle-wester- n farmers who this fall have an abundance of grain and forage, southwestern cattle producers have had benefit of a two-wa- y demand. However, it is believed that when the season has come to a close, it will be found that California will absorb about the usual 85 to 90 per cent of Arizona's stocker and feeder shipments. Cattle graziers are giving considerable study to the sort of cattle that appear to enjoy the most stable outlet. While nearly everv cat tleman would prefer the highest type steers, there are some who point out the fluctuating demand for such cattle and the relatively stame aemana tor cows and bolog na bulls. They feeel that present prices of stocker and feeder steers are erlativly high in view of the present fat cattle prices, and that there may be some inclination to half-milli- fatten a larger percentage of cows which seem to have a reliable out let, although there may be less op portunity for spectacular profits. The big consumer demand for the fancy meats and sausage in the form of bologna has resulted in a broad demand for bulls, aged bulls which seem to be the best suited for packer requirements of such The bull market has products. fluctuated to a very limited degree over a period of two or more years. "A SURETY OF PURITY" IT PAYS TO BUY IN NEPHI! JUST UNPACKED EIIDjyEAE2 blowout-protectio- thriit-prics- 50 STUNNING Goedyur All.W.ithir Its safety features dpBdo-bititGoody"' at lowest and long service malts Ihs "Q-S- " the world' most popular tire. Built for 1938 driving needs! y LUXURY PRICED WITHIN THE REACH guaraalee OF EVERY WOMAN fear's "iitelime . As Le A Silver Maple emce very Ad payt i ANTI-- f "l..fms Gsaronfte" BIAS CUT AND FOUR GORE STYLES RECZC WINTER FRONTS SLEET REMOVERS EMERGENCY CHAINS 2Sc Qt. 6Se Us 47c 40c Up fo. lamps ss.es DEFROSTING FANS $1.98 DRIVING CLOVES TRY ONE WE KNOW YOU'LL LIKE IT $1.69. I Boys Sheep Pelt Coats reg. $2.98 $I QQ GOOD USED VOSS AND MAYTAG ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES $15.95 AND UP GROCERY SPECIALS FRIDAY and SATURDAY 101b bag SUGAR 55c! 5 bars Giant Laundry bars WHITE IGA LAUNDRY SOAP 28c OXYDOL soap pwd 21c PALMOLIVE soap 3 17c IGA Cane and Maple 31c Syrup, 2I2 size TUNA FLAKES 2 - 25c IGA Oats, lg pkg 19c IGA Sweet Wrinkle PEAS 2 cans 25c COFFEE Schillings 26c Post Bran Flakes 3 25c PUMPKIN 2 2 size 10c 10 1-- SOAP 17c 46 oz Tomato Juice 22c 4 lbs RICE 23c CATSUP large bot. 13c 27c BISQUICK IGA Pancake flour 9c Rolled Oats, IGA pkg 9c Corn Flakes 3 lg pkgs 25c IGA Baking Chocolate lb size 15c Pumpkin Pie Sauce per can 9c 1-- 2 BANANAS Firm and Ripe lb .. ORANGES 288 Size 2 dozen . CELERY. Crisp large bunches . CRANBERRIES Celophane pkg 5c 21c 10c 19c Pratt Mercantile Co. Bushmen Count on Toes The Bushmen of the Kalahari desert of the Bechuanaland Protectorate are simple as children and ask nly to be let alone to live in the ieart of the wild In their own way. They count on their toes and theit language is based on a series of clicks. They have a sense of humor and like fun, playing pranks upon each other like The Feast of Fools The Feast of Fools was a burlesque religious festival of the Middle ages, somewhat similar to the Roman Saturnalia, and observed on or about the feast of the Circumcision. A boy or young man In the role of bishop conducted the ceremonies, which degenerated into travesty of the sacred rites of the church. A FRIDAY AND SATURDAY X L BAKERY SPECIAL m Large Loaves Nephi's Best Bread, Fresh EVERY "5c DAY. jAlso Cookies, Fountain Treats every - - YOU! every child devel habits that may some i ops be called neurotic or nervous and most of these habits disappear automatically as the child grows older and as its nervous system develops more fully. according to Or. Morris Flahbeln, president of! the American Medical Association. "Thumb sucking," says Dr. Flahbeln in an article In the No vember Flctorlal Review, "is a normal habit In practically all Infants. In most Instances It Is Kivcn up with advancing years; hut if parents, nurses, or guar-4lan- s overemphasize the bablt It may easily become fixed and continue throughout childhood." To prevent him from becumlna; nervous, a child should be kept clean and comfortable and out of the company of a larse number of H adults and other children. should be left alone when he cries, Dr. Flnhhein points out. "Thpoe and similar Indulgences," be says, "contribute to the dedisvelopment of agreeable, nervous Infants. "The management of a nervous child requires careful planning. The sooner his condition Is recog. 1 1 98c TEA ROSE COLOR 4 LMOST prevent i. the more can be done the dyelopment of of behavior, so likely rrodtice unhappiness." , BOYS CORDS $2.00 value NOW DONT HUMOR Bized, Us AQ 'O 9x12 RUGS $7.00 $498' Values NOW Boys Leatherett Lasklam Lamb COATS 6 Ice Tea Glasses 19c $2.49 - $3.98 - $4.49 NERVOUS CHILDREN FAM-OU- S poa CMt. A teal Cood. with bargain, M QQ week. Advertising A NECESSARY ITEM WITH YOUR NEW FALL DRESS. LEAD IN STYLE, QUAL- afbl 'r this paper. Read in goo ITY, ECONOMY. MADE OF THAT PEACH BLOOM CREPE. BLANKETS Part Wool Double Size Sale TODAY that CYNTHIA SLIPS GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY "G-l- " 70 MENS WINTER Weight UNIONS' Get down to earth! You will find real down to earth prices are advertised Dresses. They'll Adapt themselves to Almost Any Occasion. ." S, HOSIERY. that part of the West African coast now called French Guinea. Many a barracoon, or slave pen, was built there, with cannon for defense. And the European traders avoided the section because it was hard to navigate. Nothing Smarter or more Practical for Early Fall Wear Than These Out of the Ordinary wm n RUB-BER- tTsea Pens for Slaves PLAIN RICH COLORFUL FALL PRINTS ACETATES. NOVEL TRIMS and ACCENTS SPORTS AND DRESSY Lessen lb dangsr of slippery roads-dr- ive with the famous canter-tractioIt's the grip el the Goodyear more popular-price- d tire with 12 tread rubber for Ion?, sals mileage and Supertwist cord Mow tirss broken in en cool winter roads average 30 longsr mileage . . . bow's the Urns la take lull advantage s on lh ef our EVERYDAY SALESMEN: STAR BRAND SHOES, LEVI STRAUS OVERALLS, BALL BAND LORRAINE UNDERWEAR, STYLEMART CLOTHES, BIG BUCK SHIRTS, STRUTWEAR In the Eighteenth century, slave traders had their strongholds along EARLY FALL Priced Within Your Budget ARPO(jR , ; made by the people who make the famous QUAKER CUR mm I TA INS We are downright proud to offer Quaker stockings. Wa know how finely they are made, how beautiful thejr look, and what unusual satisfaction thefl give to wearers. A variety of styles tor every need and all tho new glamorous shades. .72 ta ' 1.35 a pair. to to J |