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Show Thursday, Sept. THE 1948 30, TIMES-NEW- Zslie IT'S THE THAT MAKE PENNEY'S 5 i SATURDAY FRIDAY C 7 4 """" LOW I UP IN CENTRAL Here's Tommy Howard, old son of Theodore "Bob" and Irene Olpin Howard. This young gentleman has What is perhaps a record. At the age of six months he has a total of eight four of them on top and teeth four on the bottom. The husky fellow is the grandson of Mrs. George E. Howard of Nephi. PARK DEANNA DURBIN DICK HAYMES TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY THURSDAY A DOUBLE how TOWNCRAFT SHOES are made, you'd know WHY thoyYo so good! You'd soo the LEATHER (not papor) insoles that give to much COMm tho fino lining FORT, and LONG WEARI You'd fabrics. You'd soo tho many other touches of skilled RONALD COLEMAN SIGNE HASSO EDMUND OBRIEN A r EXTRA QUALITY! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 4 3 JOE E BROWN I ... the 1 edge, the composition tole with extra tap, the brass eyelets, the walled last! Add the regular fine TOWNCRAFT VALUE! And of g ooDstruction features and you hare a coons, Penney a pegs the price WAY DOWN LOW! 6.90 WING TIP BAL OXFORD 7.90 GRAIN LEATHER BLUCHER multi-rolle-d YEARS top-run- ao. S.ra-- ff ""is MADONNA OF I 3 IS. THE DESERT LiJ t 0 Gordon Paxman, son of Mr. and Paxman of Nephi. Mrs. Vaughn Grandparents to this young fellow are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paxman of Nephi, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Bunker of Delta. AT PENNEY'S - I LYNNE ROBERTS DONALD BARRY r f ARE SKILLED ? CORDUROY HUNTING CAP thickes corduroy, lined inband for added warmth reversible, . . I IQ '-- - N, Ss. GABARDINE TOPCOATS your favorrite fabric tailored into v smart causaul single breasted croat that'll Ol 7C look good wherever you go PHARMACISTS "saf C AT FILLING A RED iniimin fc, niMmin-w- V in mnm iinim mi S OEPENOARLX. ACCURATELY. i"Vf-- Bright Red Sizes 14l2 to 17 RED SWEAT SHIRTS J Thomas Milton Garfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Garfield of Mona. Q aC.U7 M. J0U.Y MANAGER OF THE CHICAGO CUBS AND RANKED AS OC CF THE BEST OF ALL TIME, CAN COX A TUNE OUT OF A BANJO, MANDOLIN, FIDDLE", GUITAR OR PIANO AND HAS HAD INNUMERABLE ONE FROM OFFERS KR A STAGE GAREER.flNQJUOING CLSEN AND JOHNSON TO JOIN HELLZAPOPPIN') I'D BUT TURNED THEM ALL DOWN. SAID CHARLEY, RATHER GO UP TO HIT WITH THE BASES FULL THAN FACE A THEATER AUDIENCE! 24 Burchett, LOST Long handled Reward for return to Frank Phillipsen. tine-scoo- p. 18 x 12 ft. Flat trailer, $85.00; 1 Trailer APPLES FOR SALE J afri Z. 23-- ft I J&k fcfcjajeERT I 1 . 9AO. RECORDS FELL FAST IN TVC SPRING OF IQ48.WITH THE OUTDOOR SEASON LESS THAN TWO MONTHS OLD, CHARLIE ONVIUJ (MtR) HURLED THE SHOT 56'- - AC HH k : .: EKIM-WIE- D ES N 13.6 lEL PATTON ( SO.CAL.)RAN CO YARDS 8$ A AJO THE C9.3 SUPER-SON- ( 7?mam mmf oficfl rmrificion.) MATV WtH FUX RKLRStf..!-"..- K?HZ IVUlfiGE RACEOPSE WTTH A JOCKEY ABOARD TRAVELS ABOUT I6VARP9 IN HQ,H0Vi: OF FriNG A IN VIA-- - ' L.t..' 0 ' -, . " j ii.'.., i v. KVjKiZ AMD vr RoRcr Stowell, son of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Stowell. Grandmother in Nephi Is Mrs. Vilate Jones. Marsh (TENOBABY for mmattimm V for playtime Your Most Important Right This dream car is their idea of something "super" in an automobile! low-swu- ng """I iw "I !(?jjrJVf j a lip from voumk Take a dote-u- p look at (he ilrcmlirud TAKE new Studehaker. 1 xtsi by far with postwar siyhn, Studehaker se? the pace. It's today's stand-ou- t car! SBBBfSBfasjaWwasv; isaaaaiii ai MM . j ties from freedom to enjoy a glass of beer or ale, to a women's right to vote along; with man. Folks caa thank f Aemsefoe that on snmmer ereming they'll be able to listen to nana concerts rn a weu-kpsrk . . . enjoying a bottle of beer or soda pop (whichever they prefer). Becsase frosn where I sit, thst's a freedom they're ernes! by esercisisg a still more Important freedom t VoUagt ( I! A I) I J 2E-TEX- Sturdy Folding Safply Chair ( . V11 fir - Hara't blittful comfort for boby, mr worry ft" t.mt for mommy. Tha TIN0A opprotd by dociort lor lt potrid proioelion foo-urConrt'li lo'rr lo ploy tabla. nu for folder or Phono or froo domonifroiicn. pt ft4l . ... Coprrifhl, I94S. Vnitti StaM Brtmtn fmaUmtlam HARRISON BALD THE PER SECOND. 1.39 NIS TITLE FOUR OUT OF FIVE TIMES BETWEEN 1936 AND Robbins, phone 308R2. To My Friends at Thermoid Plant. I wish to say to all of you. So-loFriends! Anud I want to thank you one and all for your courtesy and your kind coopera tion during my stay with you and during construction of this Dlant. I hope that I didn't touch tender if I did it was spots of any one not intentional. Your friendshls will remain with me forever. And I will be proud to keep it In my treasury. Once more! Shake and so long. Your Pal George. $1.98 (HEAVY WEIGHT COTTON LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES New that the baed aland has been paiaUd. aa4 the park wo have sboet the nicest illare frees la the eeonty. And it's ail because, at the last town election, folks rot out and eeted 65 per cent of themt That way, they passed the amendment eallinr for park improvements erer those opposing it. Reminds two again how Important tho rtfht te vote is ia this aeon try. And it's a rifht we tea retain only ky saerelalnc It I like ail the other iadiridaal liber V(K 1 ' Delicious BOYS UNION SUITS Erom where I sit ...Jy Joe v rr. Z (SHUCKS) PRLETT, NOW OF 6T. LCU3 AND ONCE A HURLER FOR THE BROWNS.FACED oABt i 4 RUTH f7 TIMES H THE ECLEA3JES AND FANMCD HIM IS TIMES. THE BAMBINO GOT ONE HIT. YOU'RE! RGHT...A HOME RUN. am- APARTMENT FOR RENT Reasonable Mt. Nebo Motel. 880 North Main 2tip ) Sanforized O and Dorothy CHAR Jonathans and Rome Beauty apPick your own, it's cheapples er Apples are now ready. Orders taken. Trucks loaded. Mt. Nebo Fox Farm.Payson Utah A. HUNTING SHIRTS MEN'S SUEDE "fiy&, SKILLED ARE I JOE MAHONEY $500.00. My Men Exclusive Ladies'' Shop $850.00. Also i 16-- ft Your Service Man Cowles. Give me your metal work and Heating problems. Estimates and consultation free Rear 281 South main. Box 303. THt RUH6A PRESCRIPTIONS" 5f y) i BOTH OUTSTANDING LINES IN SMART SYLES Look for the FRAGALE ORIGINAL in the October Issue of CHARM cf Mt. Pleasant. Melvin M. Hafen, 27, Mt. Pleasant and Joyce Rasmussen, 21, Ft. Green. Non-sinkabl- e. WEPHI : . L ' phi Boat. phibious. DRUG - - beauty with value ! f -"-- N, fcT BLOUSES Marriage licenses issued during the past week are: Gerald Ray Burton, 22, Ne- 2 wheel tHC ISTINS VICKI LYNN LINE OF M arnages FOR SALE I h-- ; t n,, . , and Mig-no- LIFE could m FRAGALE ORIGINAL debate club has been organfor the Juniors and Seniors under the direction of Miss Elna Larsen. They are following the national high school debate theme Plans are of world government. in progress for debates with other schools and for competition in the state debating program. A new plan for selecting cheerleaders was put into operation on Tuesday with selection of six stu-- 1 dents to lead the cheering at Juab. In past years the students havej Two teams were! elected them. chosen by five judges picked by the students from the faculty. One team will lead the yells for the main games and the other team will see that the Sophomores have a cheering section behind them. Those chosen are: First group Darlene Jones, Garth Lunt and Florence McPherson; Second n Mary Tew, Iris Garrett and Kay of Mona. The first of a series of matinee dances was held last Friday with the students from the high school The dance was a real attending. success and will be followed by more in addition to a full program of night dances. A ized SUNDAY AND MONDAY ' the NATIONALLY ADVERTISED dents. MONTE HALE " ' In keeping with this policy we have now secured ! COMPANY S 'I A j " - CALIFORNIA FIREBRAND la this huaky blucher Striving to Get The Most Outstanding Merchandise Available . BARRY SULLIVAN BELITA . . . There, are plenty of EXTRAS We are Always An interesting new idea is belne carried out in the American Prob-lems class under the supervision of David Salisbury, instructor. A "national" convention is being held in conection with the study! of American Politics. They are working under the banner of the "Nationalist' party for the purpose of choosing a candidate for pres- -' ident of the U. S. A platform of policies has been1; drawn up and is now being ratif-- ; led. Interest is high and much information is being given the stu- wii SUCH GOOD SHOES craftsmanship that add up to ft j ' Towncrafts H yow Page Five High School, Seminarv News louncjedt (generation nMiir mill NEPHI, UTAH S, (TC If r It- - Ur Karren, Distributor Charlton Ave. Salt Lake City, Utah LeRey 1230 Kirk Grant Nrwood. gon of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Norwood. Grandparents in Nephi are Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph liarnes. li.x Telephone . n. simiu co. csaj, . . rtrat lay far with peilwsr rwrl |