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Show The Page Eight 19c 19C 17c 19c 32C 19c SOAP P&G or Crystal White, 5 giant RINSO or OXYDOLs large pkg PALMOUVE SOAP, 3 bars for WHITE KING SOAP, 4 bars for AERO WAX, quart can LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER, 4 cans 25C 27C cans for BANNER MILK, 4 cans for RED SEAL LYE, 3 llC WHEATIES, pkg TOMATO SOUP, Campbells 3 for .... 25C HEINZ BABY FOOD A big variety, 2 - 20C COFFEE, Hills Blue, lb: COFFEE M. J. B. lb FLOUR, Gem, 48 lb bag SUGAR. 10 lb bag 57C 3 for cans OR PEAS BEANS, 25C CORN, TUNA FISH Yellow Tail, each IOC JELLO Any Flavor, pkg 5C MATCHES, 6 boxes for TOILET PAPER, 4 rolls for 17C NEPHI BREAD, 2 loaves for ARM AND HAMMER SODA, pkg .... PEANUTS, lb IOC CELERY, unci, medium, each . 5C 2 doz ORANGES, SWEET, 216 size, 2?C LETTUCE, Large 4 doz. size, head 7C BANANAS, Firm and ripe, 2 lbs 15c 27c 1.19 1 lC 15c 9c 15c To start the New Year Off with a bang, get some of Aliens Cash 1941 SPECIAL BEEF. ROASTS OF BABY BEEF lb LARD, Pure, 4 lbs for GROUND BEEF or SAUSAGE 2 lbs for LAMB SHOULDER ROAST lb MINCED HAM, lb CHEESE, 5 lb brick FRESH BACON, sliced lb PORK lb WHOLE OR HALF 18c 45c 35c 18c 20C 1.05 17c Extension Workers To Meet In Logan Sixty-si- x extension workers will gather on the Utah State Agricultural college campus from January 13 to 16 for the annual extension conference, Director William Peterson announces. At the conference. 29 agricultural county agents, nine home demonstration agents and 27 college staff members will discuss problems concerning Utah agriculture. Unlike previous conferences, this year the county agents are aiding the college staff in arranging the program for the four day meet. C. E. Potter, field agent In club work from Washington, D. C. will attend the conference January 13 and 14 and will discus problems Club directors. confronting Although the program is not entirely set up. it will probably center around the primary extension projects carried out during the last 4-- 4-- He year which Include county planning cooperation with the AAA. dairying and beef rattle improvement, involving better range and ranch sires; records of performance and accrediting of hatcheries. In cooperation with poultry' associations will be considered In problems of poultry management. Information concerning seed certification problems, issued by the state crop improvement association and weed control data, furnished by the state board of agriculture and WPA were given major consideration, while fruit marketing, culling and thinning and rodent insect control were also Important projects. In the field of home economics, consideration was given primary In 1940 to family food supply and the preparation, selection, purchasing and serving involved. Economical buying, choice of materials and other problems concerned with home furnishing and clothing, Nephi, Utafi s, Nephi is soon to be a designated area for this plan. Those who are 'eligible may buy $10.00 worth of Orange stamps from Surplus Marketing Administration, 619 Newhouse Bldg, Salt Lake City, and will receive $5.00 worth of Blue Stamps free. The can be food item. orange stamps exchanged for any The blue stamps will buy only Surplus Commodities. Our store will accept these stamps as soon as the plan goes into effect. BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY CRACKERS, 2 lb box Sodas 5C NEW POTATOES, Delmonte, No. RAISINS Seedless, pkg WALNUTS, Halves, lb ......., 2 fo 49c IQq n PEANUTS, lb bag ,.., PEARS, Large No. 2'2 can SHAVERS GRAPERUIT, CAN LOS CABIN SYRUP, Small PEAS, BEANS or CORN, 3 FRUIT MIX, I lb jar canlQ IOC jg, IQq 28 Med. ca71o725c 27C LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 bars WHITE KING, Large pkg OATS, Quick Quaker, large pkg PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb jar SALAD DRESSING, Henards, gt jar PUMPKIN, Large cans, 3 for 17 Zc 19c 22C 23c 2gc OPS CINNAMON ROLLS OPS RAISINTbREAD, 2 loaves tfc ORANGES, Case Count 176, dozen 1 LETTUCE, 1st Grade, large head 6ff BUNCH VEGETABLES, unci ftff 5c Jan. Thursday, Local - Social News Items Federal Surplus Food Commodities Aiikw's Cash Store to make During the past year it ha been our privilege and to continue to many new friend and customers, serve many who have shopped here for years past. To all we extend a sincere thanks, and a sincere wish for a Happy and prosperous 1941. Times-New- Dave Reynolds of the U. S. A .C. spent the holidays at the home of Mrs. J. L. Belliston. Orson Cazler, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bailey attended a wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bullen held in Salt Lake City Saturday evening at the Town club. Mrs. Bullen was formerly Miss Jonnie Blackett, a granddaughter By I. L. STEVENSON Land of the Free: A rather tall, of Orson Cazier. quietly dressed woman left the Guild theater after the last act of a show, which bad only a short run, and went up to a taxicab . . . "Sorry, Mrs. Roosevelt, but I have passengers," said the driver . . . 'That's all right," returned the wife of the President of the United States . . . and waited for another cab . . . Green of Salt Lake visitCapt Irving ("Ike") Wolfe and bis ed Leon at the home of his mother, little daughter were walking along Madison avenue . . Suddenly, the Mrs. Annie Green. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Roberts and daughter left him and went up to a woman pedestrian . . . "Oh, Mrs. son Lee visited last week at the Roosevelt, you're all alone and no home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vest. one is paying any attention to youl " Berlin Newton left December exclaimed the child . . . and a 24th for Los Angeles where he will smile lighted the First Lady's face visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . . . What a country America! . . . , Maurice Shepard. In what other land could the wife of Mike Mr. Mrs. and Ensign of the head of the nation go wherever she pleases without police or mili- Salt Lake City, visited recently tary escort . . . and act exactly as at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David if her husband were not the occu- Nielsen. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kay and daupant of high office. ghter JoLain of Lark, visited over Names: Lanny Ross, with an eye the week end with relatives in cocked for the whimsical, names Mona. cows on his farm after songs he has Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sorenson popularized or which have particu- of Morgan were visitors In Mona lar significance to him . . . Thus he during the holidays at the home has milk-givewith such flossy ti- of Mr. and Mrs. Elgy Ellertson. tles as "Moonbeams and Roses." Mr. and Mrs. Ray Newton and "Whispering" and "Mariana Anna-belle. . . Twin work horses, one daughter Virginia visited with their Zelda and Dorothy, black, one white, have earned Cole daughters Mrs. Ray Myers in Salt Lake City Porter titles, "Night" and "Day" last week. I have three "Steve" nameMr. and Mrs. Farren Christen-se- n sakes, one in Detroit, one In New and chidren, and Leand Chris-tense- n York and one in Old Greenwich . . . visitors at the home of Recently we went up to Old Green- Mr. andwere Mrs. Laurel Carter last wich . . and so for the first time I had the pleasure of meeting Ste- Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ulmer and phen Betteridge . . . He's one of the manliest and sweetest little fel- daughter Kay, of Montana, are lows I've ever encountered . . . and spending the holidays at the home I feel honored indeed that Louise of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Newton. and Harry should have chosen the They will return to Montana on January 3rd. name that they did. 19411 2, Power for Defense - x iff - f !f i, T - . . . 4 7 - pi I Mona News Happenings f I. . f 4 John C. Garand, inventor . ... . Street Scene: A man with a ladder and a pail, evidently a window washer, making his way through Times square throngs . . . Close behind him a woman of the dowager type . . Plenty of beam and a fur coat, which must have cost A shifty-eye- d thousands panhandler Whining a plea for the price of a "cuppa cawfee" A tall young man in a bright blue uniform standing in front of a movie house and chanting, "Plenty of seats . . . absolutely no At waiting" Forty-secon- d street, the grand lady drops her handbag and stoops to At that instant, the pick it up man with the ladder turns . . . and the spank that the grand lady receives causes witnesses to grin. . ... Fountain Green News of thi Gar and rifle, Is shown at work in hit model shop at the Springfield Mass., armory, where his grand gut is in mass production to arm oui defense forces. army's famed semi-automat- ic Electoral Votes rs ." 4 i - Fw;,.- h v" f f ism hJ a f TjH1 " i ' if limn 1 , V' r A , Mrs. Leona Duncan of Salt Lake and , City is visiting relatives friends in Fountain Green. ' LEMONSCase Count 360 size, doz Jewel Lund and family of Salt Lake City are visiting at the home POT ROAST, Fancy Beef, lb ! of Mr. and Mrs. Niels Lund. Mrs. Edith Brown of Monroe, VEAL SHOULDER ROAST lb spent Monday and Tuesday visiting her mother Mrs. Sarah A. FRESH SIDE PORK, 2 lbs for Anderson. Miss Mariam Hansen is visiting SAUSAGE, 2 lbs for , in Los Angeles, Calif., the guest of Here is Col. Edwin Halsey, senate her sister and brother in law, Mr. secretary, receiving the presidential CHILI, Brick, I lb for Information: Minerva, her owls and Mrs. Dean Powell. electoral votes of all states, Just beand the two bell ringers, known as conReed Oldroyd of Provo, son of fore the new Seventy-sevent- h Sturt and Guff, now on a monument Bishop and Mrs. Irvin P. Oldroyd gress convened. Election is not "ofin Herald square, stood atop the of Ft. Green was the speaker at ficial" until congress actually opens vanished Herald building from 1895 Sacrament meeting Sunday. and reads these votes. to 1921 when they went into retireHomer Mrs. Olson and daughter ment at New York university . . . Monroe are visiting at the home "A SURETY OF PURITY" Stun and Guff don't actually pound of of Mrs. Olson's Mrs. Elden sister, out the hours . . . Their hammers Olson. within three of inches bell the stop . . . The owls blink 18 times an Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mangelson of Levan visited during the week with hour to two used take It from health received detailed attention which were mother Mrs. given much study by to three hours to wind the clock . . . Mrs. Mangelson's by the home agents. Ethel Anderson. the Now service done the . . it's . college during past automatically Youth's status Utah is one of year. The clock seems to strike louder the primary projects of the Frank Jorgenson of Draper, Utthan it did 20 years ago . . That's ah, spent the holidays at the home clubs, and the Extension Service not due to increased power but to the of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Christen-se- n is urging the placing of older youth School Children's Utopia . on planning boards to train them fact that the Sixth avenue elevated to I'topia for school children is the and trolley cars are no longer comtake their places in industry and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yorgason, town of Calcxico, Calif., situated on in society. petitors in sound effects. Mrs. Ellen Yorgason and daughter Landscape improvement, location the International boundary, whert Ella of Burlington, Wyoming are of buildings on grounds, adequate American national and state holiMusic Oep't: Carroll, a guests at the home of Mayor and culinary water supply and loca- days are observed along with the trumpet player Jimmy s In Enrico Mrs. John E. Aagard. tion of !.u:idin;s from the utility various Mexican civil and religious orchestra, was once a chaufpoint of view, are other projects cel.brations. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Cook and . . When he left feur for Al Smith Odessa Cook of Salt Lake the former New York governor to Miss are the holidays at Join the Madriguera crew, he asked City Dome spending or the parents Mr. and a favor . So Jimmy toots a Mrs. Thos. H.their Cook. t trumpet muted with one of Al Mrs. Caroline Llewellyn has anSmith's famous brown derbies . . . According to Barry Wood, the life nounced the marriage of her son Gomer and Fern Johnson, daughter K expectancy of a hit tune In America of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Johnson now Is 17 weeks at the most . . . on of Fairvlew December Tuesday, In former days, a smash hit sold for 24th. Count Carlo Sforia, former Ilallai years . . . Jimmy Dorsey. swing maestro alto and startHonoring Mr. and Mrs. John R. premier, who is credited with thi . saxophonist, LOG CABIN SYRUP, Ig. size statement that the Italian people an ed at 14 in Shenandoah, Pa., as the Holman, who arc leaving for MontPOWDERED SUGAR 3 lbs leader of the Dorsey Wild Canaries rose, Colorado to make their home, dissatisfied with Fascism. lie is Don the Klever Kraft Klub entertained an exile in the V. S. ' band. at a luncheon and card party at WHEATIES, pkg the home of Mrs. Alvin Jackson Lnclle Simile Manners: As by 2 for CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP, Sunday evening. as the of a Fifth avenue top empty CRYSTAL WHITE or P & G, 5 giant bus on a rainy day . . . Safety Hans C Hansen Bogh 79, retired Assets of Federal Savings and merchant, firmer, church and civic sign noted on the road by GeneNorthern White BEANS, ungraded 3 lbs Loan Associations died worker at home the faraily vieve Howe: "Reckless driving is a December 29, afSunday evening, . . . Germatter" Advice grave 2 by No. ASPARAGUS TIPS, can illness. He is surtrude Berg: "Too often shallow con- ter a lingering 5 13.203 1933 by his widaow. Mrs. Caroline versation gets you Into deep, hot wa- vived DATES, 2 lbs for ;. M. Jensen Hansen and the follow. . . Warning by bandleader ter" children: James Peter. Jesse WAXED PAPER, 125 foot roll, Mai Hallett: Never tell a woman ing L., Edward M.. Clarence H, Robert what a mirror tells her . . . and Karl. Mrs. Gladys Winters and SPRY or SNOWDRIFT, 3 lb can here's where I tell you It's THE Mr3. Devona Crother. all of Foun; 1933 493,456,164 END. tain Green, 30 grand cildren and 5 can TOMATOES, No. BtU Syndic WNU Sanrlct.t children, two foster great grand SPINACH, No. 2 can .... . daughters Mrs. Julia MonsonLub-hl-of in Shelley, Idaho and Mrs. Inger ZEE TOILET TISSUE, 4 ro'ls of Murray. Honest Debtor Scores Funeral services were conducted HEWLETTS TEA, pkg .... One for Human Nature Thursday in the ward chapel with 1937 1.092.101.218 NORFOLK. NEB. The postBishop Irvin P. Oldroyd officiating. LUX or CAMAY SOAP, 4 bars was In the City Interment man brought L. M. Beeler a short sermon on human nature. RINSO, large pkg . Beeler and his brother sold their Cleanliness la Ant LETTUCE, large 4 doz size, head 1 itore here 24 years ago after beDirt allowed to collect on the floor a In of a business ing quarter of the driving compartment of a eaf DEVILED MEAT, 3 cans for 1940 1,726.308,000 century and the unsigned note When the may prow a danger. GROUND BEEF or SAUSAGE harked back to those days. lbs cowl ventilator Is opened, the enter Nearly all of America's 1,429 It said; "To Beeler Bros.: lug breezes wUl cause the dirt and BABY BEEF POT ROAST lb saving and loan atvoriaiions riease accept $5, a belated hondust to be blown about and a speck will hold their annual shareholders' est debt Thank you." 2 Hot Pads FREE with Faultless Starch lighting In the driver's eve has been meeting; en January 15. fekrtca known to cause loss of control of "" ' ""' " " shows Increase in twit since 19JJ. ""fi . . r the car Cleanliness pays. 3Whesl lgc 'l8c jfg 55 'ifr. ... r ... ... QJ. SKAGGS , Sees Fascism's End ... f 4-- H Madri-guera'- 'X c COOPER'S MARKET RESOLVED WE HAVE RESOLVED TO GIVE OUR TOMERS A TYPE OF AUTOMOTIVE 65c CUSSER- VICE UNSURPASSED DURING THE YEAR 1941 AND THEREAFTER SO LONG AS WE ARE IN BUSINESS. Our Shop and Station are equipped to properly care for any job relative to service station operation. Only genuine replacement parts are used and installed. May we nelp you with your car problems. SILVER MAPLE SERVICE Always in the Lead : Hec fc 10 Home Financins 25C 25C 5c 3c 2'2 1GC JQC igC igc 25c 19C 6c 2 - - QC c fed-er- 1 QC 1QC 1 |