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Show 'hj Paye Eight FRIDAY STORES I 3 ID MCP Pectin 3 pkgs CORN FLAKES Catsup Pierces I ! CORN FLAKES, Kelloggs, 5C 3 2SC 2 25c 5C 3QC OPS Ijc 27C Woods Cross PEAS & CARROTS, 2 ens JAR RUBBERS, Double Lip, MCP PECTHMgs for 69c Salad Dressing-qua29C Laundry Soapsnt Palmolive Soap 3 brs 9 Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls H9C MATCHES carton 23c 629c NEW POTATOES, Buses are standing ready on a few moments notice to move large bodies of troops to vital areas, Already they have carried out such moves In amazingly emergency Thousands of smooth fashion. troops have been rushed from bases to threatened or strategic places to beaches or mountain heights along roads where motorized transportation alone can take them. A National Bus Military Bureau has been organized voluntarily by the National Bus Traffic Association, placing over 350 field representatives of the bus industry at the disposal of transportation officers to facilitate use of passenger motor carriers by the armed forces and Selective Service System. These representatives have been assigned to camps, Induction centers, airports, fort bases and army posts to give immediate and correct information about the service of the various bus lines. Military traffic, with certain provisions may be handled by the bus lines. Factors which must be taken into account include: Convenience of service, Including arrival and departure times, and time In transit, as well as flexibility and adaptability to military routines and schedules. Flexibility of bus service is obviously almost unlimited in giving service, and a striikng advantage of bus service is In its ability to move In highway convoy with military vehicles. 45 MARR,CEET i Tnm.tnP! w SMUU 25 for 10 lb M. I bS : 5EC point-to-poi- ttair 1 I i i SHOP AT CLARKS GROCERY FOR THESE SPECIAL WEEK END BARGAIN PRICES! KRAFT CHEESE, 2 b brick BLUE SUPER SUDS, large pkg M. D. TOILET TISSUE, 3 for PRAMrn AMERICAN REEF GRAVY GINGER SNAPS, 2 lb pkg 69C 2C 25C 27C J I10NDS caliber minute. bullets per 35c i6C VINEGAR, Light or Dark, gallon rcAo, 2 I 0 cans Tor WHEATIES, CORN I CHERRIOAT AND KIX, All for jljc JACK FROST PUNCH BASE, BANANAS, 2 lbs for GRAPES, 2 lbs for WATER MELONS, Lb GREEN PEPPERS, lb SPUDS, 10 lbs for ON MONDAY, AUG. 3 pkgs IOC 23C One of these guns costs about r mawhile a chine gun costs approximately $G0O. Our fighting forces need thousands Even a of these rapid-firguns. small town or community can buy many of them by uniting in the purchase of War Bonds. At least ten percent of your income In War Bonds every pay day wiU do the trick. (j, s. Tttumry Dtpattmtnl in Classic Types for Fall! GIRLS DRESSES Bright cotton prints or rich spun rayons 98 SUSPENDER SKIRTS. Wool flannel 198 J' QC on ' EE We Ale Geleltoti4iXf i Friday Saturday SI "Reap the Wild Wind"! Monday Sunday Gary Cooper Barbara Stanwyck By Offering These EXCEPTIONAL Values oJze. AdoodcUfe a $5 and 5.95 Values 3.49 00 Frank Morgan In an VIRGINIAN" LATE SUMMER JERSEY DRESSES Can be worn for fall and winter COMING "RECULANT 27C DRAGON" 16 8.95 values 5.95 Sizes 12 to 42 2.69 HAS GRATIFYING AND WE WANT TO THANK OUR MANY FRIENDS FOR THEIR AP- Stock "THE VANISHING WOMEN'S BEIGE SHOES Low and Medium Heels 3.95 and 4.50 Values BEEN VERY Choice of Entire Wednesday THE RESPONSE IN PATRONAGE SUMMER MILLINERY Tuesday Allele SouUujA! JUST A YEAR AGO WOMEN'S BEIGE I THE 18th OF SHOES AUGUST, WE Good Styles OPENED OUR Broken Sizes SHOP. also MARCH OF TIME thirty-calibe- 12c CLARK'S GROCERY m iftv Saturday 4C PER BUSHEL Gay cotton or spun rayon! Princess, tailored, basque. 1 ii 00 1QC WE WILL HAVE ALBERTA PEACHES FOR SALE AT $2.50 :.y,v. 1.9a f 298 e "tke J J: 1 t' ztu $1,500, . -c 1-1- -- 19c lC 7C M '-- ss "BALL OF FIRE" tie PINK SALMON, tall can CATSUP, Size 2'2 can JACK & JILL SYRUP, Gallon can m1 8 f - - The Browning machine gun is one of the most efficient short range weapons used by U. S. Fighting forces. It is effective at ranges up to 2,000 yards and fires about forty-fiv- e For Tots to DRESSES nt What you Riuf. WUlt 600 349 es Thursday win MISSES SPORT JACKETS 5 90 MISSES' WOOL SKIRTS Misses Sport SWEATERS 2 98 Full Fashioned Rayon HOSE 79c Misses CYNTHIA SLIPS 129 1-9- 11 SAVE TIME AND TIRES Do. Your Shopping IN NEPHI For Young Women For Girls 7 to 16 249 Stand Ready to Help in Any Emergency flc SSc fl - FOR BACK-TO-SCHO- With every thought turned to supplies for our Army and Navy it is difficult, but still very important, to supply our40 young School needs. As always, for years, civilians with Back-t- o . . . and, Penney's has studied markets and your requirements despite many shortages, is prepared with smart, durable clothes for you and your family, planned with true wartime economy! 998 Bus Lines Soda Crackers fl 9 Grahams "fJSLfL. 3fic EGGS GRADEB MEDIUM MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI fl fflJC 3 POUND CELLOPHANE BAG ii S AERO WAX quart Mothers Oats pkg 2,1 Grapes - Seedless ORANEGS SIZED2$ 2,9 2 10 lb 5th. lCfv-v- EVERYTHING C JVlr. and Mrs. Dale Daniels and baby son and Mrs. George Minix Girls Smart Jackets cdX Sanforized means fab- of Salt Lake City are guests at the Wool Flannel or Shortieric shrmkage wm not Price. M. A. home of Mr. and Mrs. tweed. Gay plaids ,3 slipovers 1.19exCeed 1 Arnold Brough, a gunner in the or plains! For Boys 8 to 16 U. S. Army stationed in Mississippi Girls Fall Skirts has been visiting with his parents, Gored or flared in 49 Boys Dress Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brough. W plaids or plains SHIRTS Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Bailey vis ; FAST Girls School Shoes ited with Gordon Bailey in Ogden COLORS Comfort! Style! on Tuesday. v Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Boswell and Girls Sweaters Sweaters Boys' and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Boswell S8 Tough knits son Don of Salt Lake City visited Slipovers! Cardigans in bright with friends and relatives in Neph 8 To For two-tonBoys on Sunday. Boy's Fall Sweat- 98 Mrs. Sherman Warburton of Salt ers! Bright two- Victory Slacks Lake City is a guest this week at tones! Hard, soft 98 the home of her brother in law weaves in and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Longies Victory cuff-lemodels Bowen. Herringbones! Cuff- - 98 sides 'Lastex' less! Fall Hats 98e Boy's Miss Marjorie Bowers and Le land Bowers of Long Beach, Cal - i Coat & Jimmie Sets 3 98 Slack Boy's ifornia are spending two weeks vacDress Shirts .... 69 Socks 19c Boys' ation with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bow ers. Boy's Shoes - For Young Men Miss DaNell Burton is visiting .... Topflight Shirts in Salt Lake City this week as CLOSE OUT! Two-Ton- e Jackets 2 98 of Ruth Miss Peterson. guest 1 Novelty 3 98 Victory Slacks. Mrs. Jay Oldroyd of Fountain Hats 2 98 SHOES Green and Laurence Higginson of Victory Salt Lake City spent this week Sportclad Sweaters 3 98 For Women with their grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Wing Tip Oxfords ...3.79 T. will at Ostler. Laurence beth PLAN! tend school at the Granite high BUY EARLY! USE OUR LAY-AWA- Y school this coming school year. Mr. nad Mrs. . Lee Oldroyd of Fountain Green spent Monday with Mrs. Elizabeth T. Ostler. Miss Madge Brough and Miss Norma Christiansen left on ThursMrs. George M. Pay. Mr. ghters Diana and Sue left, for their day for a trip to the Pacific North- Mr. and home in Long Beach, California on Pay enlisted in the Navy in Octwest. after spending the past his seen not Wednesday had and 1940 ober, and Mrs. two weeks with Mr. Thomas S. Pay, a yoeman in the parents since that time. Frank Harris and Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Navy on the East Coast Mrs. Frank A. Bowers and dau A. J Bowers. with his parents, spent "A SURETY OF PURITY" 4Slbbag $11.45 SOLID AND 25c lb -- 17c Ripe lb gc 25c 27c OPS.tAGGS moo GEM FLOUR CUCUMBERS ust I BABY BEF POT ROAST lb i.in,.-- d 21 25C n for 3 SHORTENING Westminister, TOMATOSE, Utah Solid Red rt POTATOES-Re- and Mrs. George E. Howard. Mrs. Blaine Penney of Meadow her is visiting at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Howard. Miss Ida Wilson of Ogden visited with friends and relatives in Nephi over the week end. of J. E. Weal and grandson Las Vegas, Nevada have visited recently with his brother, T. L. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John Burton and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burton and Herdaughter DaNell attended thewhich bert Burton family reunion was held at Liberty Park on Aug- Til lUti"- - -t mm of Nelda Hansen and Miss Betty Lee Hansen returned to their home in Firth, Idaho faunday alter spending the past month visiting with relatives and friends in Leamington, Scipio and Nephi. In Nephi, they were guests at the home of their grandparents, Mr. 69c JELL POWDERS, pkg l- Farrell Collett Mrs. Am Miss 25C SALAD DRESSING Henards quart.... RINSO, Giant and Thursday, Aug. 13, 1942 visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George E. Howard. KELLOGGS SHREDDED WHEAT,.... IOC Honey Bee GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 lb RINSO or OXYDOL Giant pkg. WHEATIES - pkg. Chocolate Chips 2 for 3 HEINZ PORK AND BEANS, 2 Jars .... c4 KRE MEL Mr. Ogden 25c HC SHREDDED WHEAT, pkg 75 SHORTENING SATURDAY & I- Local and Social News COLUMBIA RIVER STEAK SALMON, '2s cans, A remarkable low price of 23C can CORN BEEF Libbys, 12 oz can GROCERIES & MEATS : 5NUWUKIM Nfephi, Utah Times-New- s, PRECIATED BUSINESS AND WE HOPE TO BE ABLE TO SERVE THEM IN THE FUTURE AS IN THE PAST. WE AIM TO CARRY THE BEST MERCHANDISE AT PRICES CONSISTENT WITH .GOOD QUALITY. SUMMER . k.4 " DRESSES TO CLEAR 4.95 values 3.95 values 3. 49 2.89 Sizes 14 to 44 AN ASSORTMENT OF MEDIUM LIGHT AND DARK COLOR DRESSES 8.95 values vA 4.95 Start collecting Wire Coat Hangers Kids You will be able to use them later! i:.4'lusiri iMdivH Shop 33 |