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Show Friday, November 5, 1937. THE UTE SENTINEL PAGE EIGHT FREE! Ten valuable prizes, value $40 to be given away at 6:00 p. m. Nov. 11th. Tickets free with each dollar purchase or paid on account. Mrs. Leo Kemp, Mrs. George in the evening. A lovely time was West, Mrs. Ethel Lyons and Mrs. reported. Pearl Grey attended the Navy Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Goff of Salt Mothers banquet and program last Thursday, Navy Day, and a dance Lake City, LeRoy Day of Oakley, rocery Only $10.00 Down Specials lor Saturday, Nov. 6 SNOWDRIFT, 3 pound can ............... 49 MIRACLE WHIP, quart · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 3 PUMPKIN' 3 large cans .................... 25C SODA CRACKERS, 2 pound box · · · · · · · 9C PEANUT BUTTER, 2 pound jar · · · · · · · · · 24e NUTS, '7 ounce package... . . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . Oe MINCE MEAT, (bulk), 2pounds ......... 23e PEACHES, quart cans ....................... ·15e RAISINS, 4 pound package ................... 24C DATES, (fresh), 2 pound package ............ 25C BROOMS, s-tie · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 43e FLOUR, Crystal White, 4 8 pound bag ......... 99C 1{0 SQ\lA1 ~os'tOOP ~O SQlliM1 PHILCO 4XX* l11 e I u de • the aen1atlonal a.e• Phllc:o Cone·Cenb'ie AutomatJe Tunlna on the lncUned Control Pane], pJua Inclined Soundinc Board, Concert Grand Speaker• PhUeo Forefan TuniD:r Syatem, :it $50,000 IN CASH PRIZESI Tualng Raageo. Beautiful Walout Cablaet with Pro- , EXTRA VALUES. TERMS. TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES teethe Back $110.00 Slaleld.Leu aerial •Sold only ,.,,,. P lo lie o Hl•lo·Eifi· eleney ..4•rial lo lruar• lorelf" r•~•prkm. •r•a•••t Turn in your old radio as payment down DINING ROOM SPECIALS NO. 1 NO. BARGAIN- Regular $85.00 \'alue. Genuine Valnut Veneered Table, Buffett, ~ ~~~r -~~--~--c~~~-~: ..S.~l~~~--~~~~~~~~0-~:.... FREE-Beautiful floor lamp NO. 3 $59 •95 $6 per mo. Waterfall front design, 8 wonderful ~:e!n~~;a::~:y~e:~ ··~-~~-~--~~~~--~~~-~-~~-· $79•95 mo. $8 per FREE-Beautiful Floor Lamp Small Payment Down Tenns to Suit Your Income BARGAIN- !~u;t ~~--~~---~ .. ~--~~-~~-~~-~..... FREE-Bautlful Floor Lamp 4 .......................... ·· Regular $140.00 value. Reflectory type, extra heavy table, massive bulfett, large comfortable armed diner, 5 beautiful cushion-seat chairs .................................. . $9 per mo. FREE-Beautiful Floor Lamp $89.95 Opposite Bank and Postoffice Phone Midvale 16 "The Store With the Friendly Service" SPECIALS For Sat., Mon., Tues., Wed., Nov. 6-8-9-10 CRANBERRY SAUCE WALNUT MEATS Ocean Spray Pound ..... 39c Can ........ 1Sc PEANUT BRITTLE 2 lb. jar .. .. 2Sc 1st Grade BUTTER Pound ..... 3Sc MILK 4for ........ 29c Crystal White Flour SOlbs....... 98c WHITE LILY Flour PUMPKIN 21/2 size ...... 9c Log Cabin SYRUP Med. size tins ..... 39c LIGHT GLOBES 30-60 Watt . ... tOe 15-25-40-75 G. E. Watts 1Sc Utah Beet SUGAR 10 lbs....... 56c 48lbs ..... $1.30 Kelloggs Corn Flakes ECONOMY Flour 2 for ........ 19c SO lbs ..... $1.00 Chance on $7.50 football with eaeh 2 pkgs. purchased. SNOWDRIFT HONEY Large size 3lb. can .... 47c Ot. jars ..... 2Sc ROLLED OATS POTATOES 10 lbs....... 35c 100lbs...... 59c - MEAT SPECIALS CHOICE MUTTON Loin Chops, lb. 15¢ CHOICE ROASTS Pound ...... .... .... tOe STEW, lb. ... - ... 6c Choice Steer BEEF POT ROASTS Neck cuts, lb ....... 12¢ CHUCK ROASTS 15¢ Choice,lb. ROUND BONE Fancy, lb. .. . ... .. 18¢ . 17 C Salt Pork, lb. BREAKFAST BACON :;.: ot pieceR, hut i'dahs Pound .................. 25¢ PURE LARD .... 29c 2 lbs. for Country Fed PORK CHOICE ROASTS Pound ......... -··· ... 19¢ 23c Leg Roasts, lb. Pure Pork Sausage Pound ............. 20€ Fresh Ground Beef ....... 14¢ Pound CHOICE VEAL 19€ Roasts, lb. Leg cuts, lb . ...... 23¢ MINCE MEAT 2 lbs. for ......... 19¢ R<>o-ular .., \Y e pay top prices for hutter and eggK and farm products. WE DELIVER $69.95 $7 per mo. BARGAIN- H. Grass Furniture Stores BERN'S Super FOODS PHONE MID: 200 2 ReguLar $100.00 value, 8 pieces beautiful Walnut Veneered. 0 NO. BARGAIN- Regular $125.00 Value. PHONE: MID. 340 SANDY, UTAH Think of getting this radio sensation , , , i brand new 1938 Automatic Tuning Philco with Inclined Control Panel , • , for such a •mall down payment! A glance , • • a flick of your fingers , , , and there's your station, tuned easily, gracefully, inatantly, precisely! Come in • , , while this special offer lasts I j' Idaho, and Miss Margaret LaDuce were dinner guests and visitors during this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bowen on South State street. Midvale, Utah Quality at Reasonable :..-__P_rl_ce_s_ _• ~lerchandise ~fSociety~ Bridge Tournament Ends Most successful financially as well as socially was the bridge tournament sponsored by the entertainment committee of the Mid· vale Ladies' Community club during the month of October. The tournament was held each Thursday evening at the club rooms on East Center street in which 65 ladies participated. Contract prizes were won by Mrs. H. E. Phelps, Mrs. Archie Nelson of Midvale and Mrs. C. E. Bartlet of Salt Lake City. The auction award was won by Mrs. Melich of Midvale while the house prizes were awarded to Mrs. George Cox, Mrs. D. A. Brown and Mrs. Louis Goff of Midvale and Mrs. C. N. Jensen of Sandy. Prior to the tournament Mrs. Ardella Welch, of the Utah Power and Light company demonstrated the uses of en electric roaster. The demonstrator also made a sponge cake with icing made in an electric mixer. This was won by Mrs. Pearl Steward. Mrs. Hollis Aylett won the cooked meal. Community Club Holds Interesting Meeting Amost interesting program was presented by the Midvale Community club ladies Wednesday afternoon at thP.ir club rooms on East Center street. Mrs. Harold Nelson, presid~nt presided. Various matters of business were discussed Mrs. Scena Tracy, publicity chairman was in charge of the fine program. Mrs. Archie Nelson delighted with two musical numbrrs. Mrs. Williams of Salt Lake City gave an interesting travelogue on her recent visit to Europe and displayed various souvenirs which she acquired while on her trip. Hostesses for the afternoon included Mrs. Meta Theasen, Mrs. Vern Lester, Mrs. Leon Rasmussen, Mrs. C. E. Matthews and Mrs. Mose Garf. Bridge Club 1\leets Mrs. Harold Nelson was the charming hostess to her bridge club at her home on East Center Street Wednesday evening. Two tables of contract were in play. Legion Auxiliary Party Prizes for the evening were awardto Mrs. J. 0. Jones and Mrs. ed , Attractive in all details was the Fenn. Ray tl.iTiner given Friday evening at Cobblemore, in Cottonwood canY•1n by the American Legion Auxi- Honors Birthday the liary for the members of Mrs. Horner Jaynes of Crescent Legion, Auxiliary, and their part- entertained Friday evening at a nNs. The Hallowe'en colors were theatre party in honor of her carried out in the table decorations daughter, Beverly's 14th birthday and favors. Each guest was pre- anniversary. The guests invited sented with a ~oloreci paper hat were the Misses Beth and Leola and a noise maker which added Beckstead, Irma Smith, and Bongreatly to the festivity of the oc- nie Jaynes. Following the theatre c::.ssion. W. 0. Boberg, post ad· Mrs. Jaynes treated the guests to j:ttant, acted as master of cere- refreshments at Rudd's cafe. monies and introduced several new members. Toasts were given and tesponses were made by various after visiting with his family ovmembers of the Legion and Auxi- er the weelt-end. liary. Otto Wisely, state adjutant The Ladies Aid met at the home of Salt Lake City was the guest ~;peaker. Mr. Wisley gave the high 1 of Mrs. Landus last Wednesday aflights of the national convention ternoon. Refreshments were served. which he attended in New York Mrs. George West and Mrs. Alice City recently. The American Reeves attended a convention in Legion Auxiliary chorus entertain- Salt Lake last Monday. ed with A and B numbers. ComMrs. Lester Sumnick, Mrs. munity singing, with Mrs. Joel V\l'ilcox at the piano, was very George West and Mrs. Joe Micage much enjoyed by the guests. Ap- attended a Rebekah bridge lunchproximately 50 persons attended. eon at Bingham Wednesday. BUTTER, (fresh) pound .. .. .. .. .. . .. . ................... 3Sc GERMADE or CRACKED WHEAT,4 pound bag ........ 22c SALMON, McGowans flat can ........................ 1Sc SHORTENING, 2 pounds . . . . . . . . . ...................... 25c ALL STEAKS, tender young heifer, pound ........... . . 27c MUTTON CHOPS, grain fed, pound ................... 15c G!'t:n Until 9 p. m. Every Night P. C. Rasmussen Market TELEPHONE: MIDVALE 252 Speoi Is lor Saturday, Nov. 6 CHOICE STEER BEEF Selected GROUND BEEF 2 pounds .................. 28e Cubed Round Steak 22c Pound ..... .... CUBED VEAL Choice, lb. ....... ..... 25c STEER BEEF ROASTS Neck Cuts, lb . ........ 12e First Chuck Roasts Pound ..................... 15¢ Round Bone, lb . .... 18c Prime Rib Standing Pound .. ... ..... . ..... 18¢ Prime Rib Rolled Pound .. ......... 22c CHOICE SELECTED Young Porkers Choice Leg Cuts Pound ..... .......... 25e Shoulder Cuts ............ 22¢ Pound BABY MILK FED LAMB Leg Roast, lb . ......... 25¢ Shoulder cuts, lb. 23c Breast Lamb, lb -·16¢ Choice Veal Leg Cuts, lb . . ...... 25¢ Shoulder Cuts Pound .. ... .... -- 22c Cubed Veal Steaks Choice, lb . .......... 25 ¢ 2 LIGHT GLOBES for ................. 25c 3 NAVY BEANS pounds ··----·····-·· 15¢ 3 CHILI BEANS pounds ... .. ...... 15 e PEANUT BUTTER 2 pound jar ........ 26C Extra good FLOUR · Crystal White ..... 98C $1.00 White Lily ...... $1.30 Economy .......... SUGAR 10 lb. cloth bag 56e Butter at Market Price MILK, 4 cans .. 29c Any brand JONATHAN APPLES Bushel .................. 59¢ TOMATOES 2% solid pack ...... 10¢ GRAPE FRUIT Large, 6 for ...... 25¢ CORN No.2 can...... ..... 10e COCONUTS Large ..... ... ..... 10¢ BEANS Ready cut ......... -- 10c PEAS Good ones .......... 1 Oc 8¢ Cabbage, large ...... 2¢ OARROTS ............... 2¢ TURNIPS ........... 2¢ Choice Lettuce ........ Choice Head Celery Large Bunches .. 10¢ BROOMS-BROOMS A Choice Assortment A Knockout Yellow handle .. 59 C 49¢ Blue handle ........ 69¢ Dark handle ... Extra Large Heavy BROOMS Guaranteed ..... 89¢ These cann£'d goods are all No. 1 articles. Sol<l everywhere for 12<' and 13c per can. FOR YOUR PAYDAY ORDER WE WILL OFFER SOAPS 10 LAUNDRY bars .............. 30e 10 TOILET bars ............... 30e And many other arti<'l('S at very low prices. We will pay 30c per dozen for large white eggs, and 33c per lb. for ranch butter. We buy pork, veal, beef and sheep in large quantities. Give us a call, either in person or on the phone, and we will come and get them. Our trucks or at your service. |
