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Show The Page Eight Nephi, Utah Times-New- S. Thursday, June 15, 1939 Local Social News -- Salad Dressing at Car load Price Quart 25c Pint 17c ALIENS CASHSTORE BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 16, I7AND 19 Don't take our word for it buy a bottle, Judge it. It contains the same portions of every ingredient as the highest priced salad dressing. We often wonder why everyone doesn't use it. Our cuutomers save on Quality food. Are you one of them. If not we will be highly complimented if you will give Post's Radio Specials TOASTIES POST us a The Famous Food GRAPE NUTS In a new Delicious Form r7,rl Tune ,nE. on:Brown 1 Joe K 8 L Salad Dressinq qua", qt. 25c and his gang! BRAN MARSHMALLOWS Fresh, Mellow, lb Mon. 9:30 P. M. m KDYL FLAKES And helps Supply The Needed Bui FIG BARS Fresh, tender lb TUNA FLAKES Clear Water can CORN FLAKES 2 large pkgs POTATO CHIPS Large pkg PUNCH Any flavor 3 or WHEATIES Regular pkg EGGS Utah Poultry large size doz .... FLOUR Gem, 48 lb bag SUGAR 10 lb cloth bag Your choice of any COMBINATION PKGS. FOR ROYAL PUDDING any flavor 3 for . JELLO Any kind, pkg POP CORN With prize 3 for SALAD DRESSING Miracle Whip qt Any flavor on ice qt PEANUT BUTTER Real Roast 2 lb for WAX PAPER Large box each PAR-T-PA- K 12C COFFEE Hills Red lb for box 2 lb CRACKERS SODA FIG BARS o rGINGER SNAPS lb .... SARDINES Mustard or Tomato, 3 for OLIVES Large can SNOW DRIFT 3 lb can - size cans PORK BEANS Large 2l2 PEAS Sifted, can 3 TOMATOES PEAS. CORN, BEANS, 3 ORANGE JUICE Amita, can TOMATO JUICE Delmonte can FLY SPRAY Shell or Standard pt .... PEETS GRANULATED SOAP Large .... 5C 31c CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP BANANAS, Large solid lb LEMONS Large, juicy doz GRAPE FRUIT dozen WATER MELONS Klondyke lb ORANGES Medium, dozen ASPARAGUS Fresh, green 2 lbs CUCUMBERS Fresh green 2 for ALL BUNCHED VEGETABLES 3 for SALMON Show Boat 2 tall cans DEVILED MEAT 3 cans VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 cans JELLO Any Flavor IQC 2C 13c 15C IOC 25C IOC 53C 25C 5C 25c 5C 5C 25c 25C 19C 15C 17C Giant Jjor 18C SUPER SUDS Blue box SUPER SUDS Red box PALM OLIVE SOAP 3 bars for BUTTER Grade A, lb MILK Any brand 4 for LARD First Grade 4 lb cartons IOC 35c 4QC 5.63 58C 12c 25C 26c EGGS White or Brown, 2 dozen CHEESE Krafts any kind 2 lb for SUGAR Fine Beet 100 lbs SUGAR Fine Beet, 10 lb for SPAGHETTI or MACARONI cut 2 lbs TEA Big T Brand, green I lb & 7c QUAUTY.pT. AS A IB00T 5rtPflN6 6c 15C 19C 23Ac 6c 15c 5c IOC BETTER MEAT BARGAINS QUALITY MEAT AT LOWEST PRICES AT EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK ALLENS ROASTS Grain fed baby beef lb ISC PICNIC HAMS Whole or half lb ISC MINCED HAM Sliced lb FRESH BACON Sliced lb 20C SAUSAGE Country style 2 lbs for .... LAMB STEW lb IOC LIVER Very choice lb IOC I . PICKLES Quart glass bottle CHEESE Maid O'Clover, 2 lb brick CATSUP Pierces Bottle SPAGHETTI 4 cans PEAS Spring Garden, 2 cans PEARS Bartlett, large can CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, large can .... PORK & BEANS, Pierces, 2 Ig cans ... PORK & BEANS Pierces, 4 tall cans .... PEAS, CUT BEANS, or CORN 3 cans CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 5 bars PEETS MECHANIC SOAP, bar IOC IOC IOC n 19C 13c IOC lie 20C 91c 58C 28C 26C 35C 23C IOC 15c 5c 15c 35c IOC for .... to ner Mrs. v ern home on Monday from Oakley. She was accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Gibbons and Edgar Johnson and familq. Elma Carter returned to Oakley with them. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Newton and Mrs. W. H. Summers went to Map- leton last Saturday, due to the death of Mrs. Summer's aunt. Mrs. Cora.Fowden attended the M. I. A. convention on Saturday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newell were Salt Lake City visitors during the week. Mrs. Mary E. Kay has as her guests during the week her sister Mrs. Kate Roundy of Kanarra ana her brother, Joseph Stapley of Hurricane. Miss Mary Nielsen visited the past week in Price. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hendry and children of Sail Lake City were Sunday guests of Mrs. W. H. Summers. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ellertson visited with relatives in Helper Saturday and Sunday of last week. Mrs. Dolly Kay and two children of California are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kay. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lynn went to Salt Lake City last Saturday, where they expect to remain a week. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams of Salt Lake City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yates on Sunday. The following primary officers attended the Primary conference in Salt Lake City last week: Ada Kay, Beatrice Erma Garfield, Keyte, Arvilla Newton, Zella Ellertson and Myra Kay. ISC 21C 25C 25C ISC 5c 17c 25C 2C 3c 15c GROUND ROUND, lb J7c DILL PICKLES Large size, 2 BOILING BEEF MEAT 2 lbs BE Off.' JJ fr WOULD "i JUST AND AT A HAD Of I fhuit. how 1 I N- -. ; SPEAKING DlD you iirc NEW BECAUSE I SIMPLE rXYOU'BE ITS THf 5WLU MARKET WC HAVEN gry - T SO fINE BEFORE ANY V Kfi C8 K T; fj IS RI6HTg E1ACTLN W.T WONDERFUL GROCERY I'YE EVER SEEN FROM NOW ON , I SHALL IN UFWFR TRtnF- ANYWHERE TP & It'll.' L KM cf count sf is nferrimf a CLARK'S FAAI&ET WEEK END BARGAINS CORN STARCH 2 lb for HEINZ BABY FOOD 3 for GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 lb box BLACKBERRIES No. 10 can SALAD DRESSING Quart CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE COCOANUT i2 lb PANCAKE FLOUR 2 lbs ROYAL JELLO pkg TOILET TISSUE 4 rolls MATCHES 3 boxes DRANO 12 oz can .JUNKET MIX For ice cream LAMB SHOULDER ROAST lb .... SLICED SMOKED HAM lb WATER MELONS lb 15c 25c 25c 47c 25c 27c 13c 18c 5c 19c 10c 23c 9c 18c 29c - 3c I TRAVEL COMFORTMEfll gSfl ' NOW IN SERVICE You're sure to appreciate and enjoy the new travel excellence of the DieaeLinet. Im- proved air conditioning controlsoth temperature and humidity. Only 28 seats in space usually devoted to 37 provides more room between seats. Individual seats adjust to five restful positions. Effortless smooth peed n interiors; Smert, convenient inside space for hand baggage. Fast through schedules over short scenic routes between California and Chicago. No extra fare. See Agent for low Vacation fares and SHORT CIRCLE TOUR. -- Diesel-powere- X. ultra-moder- L CAFE NEPHI, UTAH Hurrah For Dad ! BACON lean sliced lb 25c GIVE HIM SHIRTS AND TIES! 25C STEAK Best cuts lb GROUND BEEF Fresh, 2 lbs THAT f A PEACHY.' DMUIN4.' Happenings carter returned 25C 25C 15C 15c 15c 7c Inched Vegetables 2 for 5c UTAH NEW PEAS, lb 5c NEW POTATOES Shafer, white lb 2C UTAH LETTUCE Large head 5c BANANAS, Firm lb 6C LEMONS Sunkist, dozen 15c CUCUMBERS, large size 3 for IOC TOMATOES Large vine ripe lb 8c 3 MELONS Texas Green Skins lb UTAH CABBAGE, Solid heads lb T0NI6HV (AN ;1 M ona News PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 bars BLUE SUPER SUDS, large pkg 9C PEETS GRANULATED SOAP pkg .... 20C RED SUPER SUDS Large pkg TOILET TISSUE, 4 rolls LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER, 2 cans .... CANTALOUPES, jumbo size I HOW YOU 4-- H AL PEARCE Thurs. 8:30 k. Good to Eat trial. Salad Dressing Tune in on: ha The Radio Clown f -- . iwi. POSTS 40 Flakes Grape-Nut- s The Wake Up Food" Miss Catherine Bowles attended the M. I. A. convention in Salt Lake last week. Mrs. Minnie McCleary of Salt Lake City is visiting with Mrs. Joseph Brown for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Perrenoud and two children, Dayrl and Doro thy visited the last two weeks with Mrs. Perrenoud's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Price. They also visited Boulder Dam, Zion's and Bryce Canyon national parks. Grant Price and Mr and Mrs. Joseph Price accompanied them. They returned to their home in Rexburg, Idaho Friday. club met on The third year Wednesday .June 7th and elected officers as follows: President, Vivian Hoyt, Mildred Jones; secretary and treasurer, Beverly Booth; song and cheer lea der, Kathryn Burridge; organist, Julia Pyper; reporter, Betty Hall. The name Sewenna was chosen. They met on Tuesday, June 13 and started their sewing. Reporter, Betty Hall. The Happy Stitchers met Wednesday, June 7. The girls organized the club, with the following officers: President, Ramona Winn; vice president, Dora Ockey; secretary an dtreasurer, Blanche Ockey; reporter, Myrtle Jarrett, song leader. Donna Sperry; program committee Melba Dean McPherson, Nadene Cole, Dorothy Bowles, Nola Winn, Joyce Sperry. Work was started on the hot dish holders. Reporter, Myrtle Jarrett Everything is now ready for the big traffic dance which will be held in the South ward amusement hall on Friday, June 16. The dance, is going to be a novel affair combined with good clean fun and everybody attending will be asked to obey all traffic rules or be fined accordingly. The hall will be as well ventilated as an open air dance hal and will feature good music. LOOK KACH MOW) YOU SWftf 0 -- BETTER '0EAR15T, 29C SLICED CHEESE BRICK lb for LAMB STEW Breast cuts lb 25c 19c 5c 25c IOC R SKWGCS rs- FOOD -- USED TIRES A SURETY OF PURITY" Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Loo Glover. Mrs. Clara Winter, Mrs. Cora of Richfield visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. James M. Anderson Wnnkier, Mrs. Lucille Shepherd, Mrs. Sorena Warner, Vlnnie Chris-tensSaturday and Sunday. en WE NEED A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF USED TIRES AND WILL MAKE A GENEROUS 'ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR USED TIRES WHEN TRADED ON THE PURCHASE OF NEW ONES. Silver Maple Service Ruby Mortcnsen attended the rrlmary conferenee in Salt Lake City Saturday. Ituby Mortensen remained In Salt Lake and City with her brother-in-lasister, Mr, and Mrs. Hnrry Illck-mnand Levari Local News Genevieve Shepherd wns hostess at a miscellaneous shower nt her home Monday niirht in honor of Marva Winter, a June bride. Udell Hill, who has been in Salt lnke City for the past winter Is here with his fa' It i Geneva Hosequist enent the week end In Salt Lake City attending Primary ronferenre and visiting relatives. She visited at the home of Miss w n. Mrs Annie Foot of Nephl spent Kriday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. i'eter Wankler. Mrs. Mildred Olpln returned to her home In McGIU. Nevada Sun- day afier visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor. Sir. and Mrs. Ferrin Mangelson of Riihfield spent Sunday here at the home of Mr. and Mm. Lorenzo i Mangelson. He works all year and is remembered only on Fathers Day June THE TOGGERY 18 |