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Show 1953 20th, August TharsHay, THE 2 SEE OUR BARGAIN TABLE THIS WEEK FOR o l NOTE HOSPITAL titPHi, UTAH TIMES-NEW- Dessert No Problem You Have Recently admitted patients at the Juab County Hospital include the following: Mrs. Lorcn Crowher, Fountain Green. William Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brown, Eureka Mrs. Lucille Wilson, Green. . I ' Mrs. ffr Ia Gold WVedal MORREI.t SNACK irrVrtr' SNOWY GLASS BLEACH WAX Package iiiliii i r""" ij"fii"Jif n'" . if mi f i fiiWiii tftf FRESH lb GROUND BEEF n . writ nwn- 3 t 4M LAMB CHOPS-- S5C , lb lb Assorted rar UTAH TOMATOES i Pe PINEAPPLE IVi s PEAS - 2cans Giant 2QC WIN A FREE LAUNDROMAT --2 lb No. 2 2 cans Kc for IGA XTRA WHIPPED SALAD DRESSING 47c -- BAY YELLOWTAIL FLAKES - - 2 cans for SdC ASK US FOR DETAILS MAYONNAISE quart f7e Mc IGA MARLENE SHORTENING - 3 lbs i' 7c KRAFT PINEAPPLE JUICE -- 46 oz tins -- each IGA SNOKREEM e a far COLORED i i j VOGUE I The VICTORIA in v 3 LBS jM OLEO fur fdt . ,s if, " 1 . -- SlK- ' .. ...... lift - v 3 i Jfc CourUsy of Ball Brother How about next winter's desserts when the fresh luscious fruits you're seeing in the market these days have vanished? A d supply of your own peaches, for one thing, will solve the dessert problem for many a meal and solve it with economy! d A sherbet glass of peach halves topped with whipped cream makes a delightful dessert and adds the touch of luxury. Also there are variations, such as Peach Upside Down Cake, Peach Pie, Peach Cobbler, Peach Melba, Peach Tarts. Dozens of dessert recipes call for canned peaches. Salads, too, are somehalves thing special when peach add to their color and flavor. When you're canning peaches you'll want to make some Peach Jam, Butter, Preserves or Conserve. These are most welcome at the breakfast table to spread on toast or to use on hot rolls and biscuits at company meals. The hot pack method is preferred for canning peaches, because the fruit is less likely to float in the jar. Sort sound, fresh, firm-rip- e peaches for size, color and ripeness. Wash, drain and peel. If evenly ripened, most varieties of free stone peaches can be peeled easily after blanching. Do this by placing enough peaches to home-canne- home-canne- Cumfany or two jars in a wire basket or square of cheese cloth, lower them into boiling water from 'a to one minute, then dip into cold water. Now drain the peaches, cut them in halves and remove the pit and skin. Drop the fruit into vinegar-sa- lt water (2 tablespoons vinegar and a like amount of salt to 4 quarts of water) for not more than 20 minutes. Rinse and drain, then cook in sirup made of one part sugar to one or two of water until hot through. Do not cook until soft. Or add dry sugar to suit taste and Cook until sutcar dissolves and peaches are hot. Pack the halves into hot jars pit side down in overlapping layers and add hot sirup to cover fruit. Put Dome Lid on jar and screw band tight. Process 20 minutes in boiling water bath. Peach Butter is a snap 'o make. You simply wash the peaches, and rub them with a cloth to remove fuzz. Discard the stones. Cook peaches until soft in just enough water to prevent sticking. Press through sieve or food mill. Add from M to cup sugar for each cup of pulp. Boil rapidly until thick. Pour into hot jars. Put Dome Lid on jar and screw band tight. Process 10 minutes in boiling water bath. fill one 0 The in 1 Husbands Papers - Mass. Mrs. NORTHAMPTON, Grace Coolidge has presented to the Library of Congress as a gift to the nation a large group of her husband's papers, which the for- mer President himself deposited in the Library In 1929. " The collection numbers some 82,000 pieces and are a valuable part of the Library's original research materials in the field of recent American history. The collection consists of correspondence conducted in the Executive Office during President administration. In addition to the Coolidge collection, the Library has the papers of most former Presidents of the United States and of more than 20 former Secretaries of State, including Charles Evans Hughes. It also has the papers of William Allen White, Coolidge's close friend and biographer, and of Harlan Fiske Stone, who was Attorney General in the Coolidge administration. The Coolidge papers contain many personal letters from Charles Evans Hughes, Frank B. Kellogg, Andrew W. Mellon and other members of his cabinet. The files on Lindbergh in the collection reflects the tremendous public excitement at the conclusion c of his solo, nonstop flight. A variety of honors for him were suggested, such as citations, awards, and medals; exemption from paying income tax for a number of years; and his name to appear on an airmail stamp. Cool-idge- 's hats by Exclusive iMtUtts Shop SHOP AND SAVE IN NEPHi (ST) (S) ...Ihol tht Hkphon company hat spent $34 million to improv and txpand rvic in Utah jutt line 1945 -- and thai your growing tohphon Md( havt croated ovor 1,500 new jobs (or Utah poplT Do you know that we have added 223,000 miles of wire to Utah's telephone system over 100,000 telephones, an increase of almost 100 per cent? All this growth has come at a time when inflation was steadily pushing the costs of supplying good telephone service up and up and telephone rates have lagged far behind. As a result, our earnings are so low that continued expansion of the service is being hampered. No business can continue to grow without a fair price for its services a price that will produce agetting fair profit for the present and future owners of the business whose savings are needed to keep it growing. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. r hole-in-on- i 0tS5 you'll be a prettier person in Autumn's delightfully different WELLINGTON, N. Z. In a period of three months Mrs. Isabel Small has holed-in-on- e nine times, one of the oddities of golfing. She began golfing five years ago and now plays five days a week with her husband, a retired engineer. "The whole thing is really just a run of luck," she says. "I just hit the ball and that's all there is to it." Holing-in-on- e has proven a costly proposition, however, for the golfing grandmother. Each time, in keeping with golf club tradition, she has had to buy drinks for all the ather golfers 720 so far. e is a 5,000 Making a to 1 shot. Better than a million words, just 15 seconds of sitting in this new truck cab tells you that Ford has done more for driver comfort and convenience than any other truck maker. 1 any way you look at it Grandma Gets Plenty Of Aces But They Cost Gives Nation VALEm Mtrri-Soi- I II ' ' 1 trans-Atlanti- Packags WOODS CROSS 33c WHITE KING SOAP Large PEAS TOMATOES IGA CREAM CORN or No. 300 SIZE CAN ... 216 fftflC RAGGED 27c CRANBERRY SAUCE LUNCH MEATS RIPE 1,55 KING SIZE PKGS OCEAN SPRAY Q'C BEEF ROASTS . , lb IGA COFFEE CORN FLAKES ca "f"" 27 6 OZ IHTSANT KELLOGGS 6 oz 49c Mt BOTTLE 12 oz bottle HOUSE 1$ Pint OZ 12 MAXWELL 42c 5 m49 12 oz can 2i2 POUND PKG SYRUP FLOURM ' ) L William Worthington, Nephi Mrs. James Crane, Nephi Mrs. Joy Wiler, Payson Mrs. William B. Johnson, Ftn, Green Marvin M. Hatch, Scipio. Babies born at the Juab County Hospital during the past week include: LOG CABIN fl u i 1 . .V' George V. Ord, Nephi Frank Walker son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Walker, Eureka. PANCAKE MIX I - ft Miss Virginia Jameson, daught Mr. and Mrs. John Jame son, Eureka. PILLSEBURY SUGAR CRISP GIANT m CAKE FLOUR . t Son, born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burtenshaw, Nephi, August 16. rM : as seen in Forrest Anderson, Nephi. Daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Van Ausdal, Santaquin, August 14th. Swans Down ; er of SPECIAL DUO PACKS AND SPECIAL SIZES OFFERED AT A BIG SAVING TO THE CONSUMER Cok Peaches Home-Canne- d Mrs. Willis Morgan, Goshen. Mrs. Vivian Nielsen, Nephi Sharon Bracken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Bracken, Nephi. MERCHANDISE MakooSuruw When ' ! Glen Mikkelson, son of Mr. and Ftn. Green. 1 . . . Fountain Mrs. Elmer Mikkelson, IN NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Page Rv 71 Australia Shows Pilotless Plane MELBOURNE Australia recently showed It new pilotless aircraft to the world. Named Jindl-viit will terve as a target for lecret aerial weapons being de veloped at Woomera for opera-tlon- a against supersonic planes and Is believed capable of carrying an atomic bomb. The Jindivik if about half the size of such fighters as the Vampire and the Mustang. It has a wing span of 19 feet and a length of about 23 feet. Its speed and rate of climb are comparable with those of the jet aircraft coming into service through the world. The recent flight marked the beginning of a program of advanced tests of such aircraft at the Woomera rocket range In South Australia. The experiment at Woomera, which Is named after the throwlng-stic- k with which the Australian aborigines launch their spears, began early in 1947 under Joint control of the United Kingdom and Australia governments. Since then trials of ground-- , r and missiles have been continuous. The Jindivik U the latest development and one of the most pilotless planet to be developed thus far. find its the w most comfortable truck cab! You'll ItiTOTAUYNlWI It's DRIVCRIZID! the widest door Step into a Ford Driverized Cab opening of any of the six leading truck makes. Settle buck in a cab with more room. Relax on a big seat . . . the only cab seat with the exclusive new seat shock snubberl tlu-oug- h e windSwing your vision across the curved h shield, the deeper side windows, the rear window. Come in todayl Make the Sit Down Test! See all the features that make a new Ford Truck your one-piec- And only Ford has it! full-widt- shrewdest investment! Hi SAVI TIMI SAVI MONEY f LAST LONGtR ground-to-groun- to-ai- PHONE 57 NEPHI, UTAH LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED COMPLETE SMOKING AND CURING PLANT 56 EAST CENTER 70 rain SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 312, NEPHI |
