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Show Page Six •• •• •• •• .... ... ·-· • J .,.. J ¥1 J ¥• .,. >- , J J J J ¥• ¥• ¥• ¥• We Will Redeem Your PAR SOAP COUPONS! •• J .fRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940. J J rift• rift• 'If; A SUGAR WAX PAPER, Diamond .. t25-fl. ttc BUTTER FRUIT COCKTAIL ......... can t5c SPAM, delicious lunch meat. can 25C SNOWDRIFT. . . . . .. 3-lb. can 48C lb. 11f2C wATERMELONS ~~~~~YKE LARGE 2~l SIZE-A CLEAN-UP TEA, Kitchen King .. 1/z-lb. pkg. 14c Cracker Jack P~p Corn .... 3 for toe SPECIALS for SATURDAY, JULY 20fh 100-pound bag ..............................................................$5.75 I 0-pound bag ........................................ ......... ...... ........ . 59c 25-pound bag ............................................................. .$1.48 SECOND QUALITY SOLID PACK • • • • ..... lb. 32e JELS-SERT ................. 3 for tOe NEW GELATINE DESSERT BLACK PEPPER ............ 4-oz. 7c 5e COFFEE ...... lb. can 22e ---------------------------------GELATINE ...... package 5e SODA CRACKERS. .. 2-lb. box 15e 6 PLATES 6 NAPKINS Lge. COVER each set -------------------------------------------------------~ TOOTH PICKS, lge. tOe box for 5c MARSHMALLOWS .. cello. bag tOe CORN SYRUP, light .. t1/z-lb. can 5c BREAKFAST CLUB REGULAR OR DRIP (USE SAME AS KNOX) WANT ADS Stale Engineer Reporls on Utah I Water Situation The water supply over the state so far this year has averaged from 40 to 100 percent of normal in natural stream flow, and about 90 percent of that for the same period last year, a report issued Wednesday by State Engineer T. H. Humpherys shows. The report is based on information received from water commissioners and other cooperative observers throughout the state. Irrigated crops in the state are about 15 percent better than those of last year and about 20 percent below those of a normal year, the .report states. On July 1, the principal reservoirs of the state contained 472,000 acre feet less storage water than at the same time last year. However, it is expected an ample supply will be available to finish out the season in all but Moon Lake and Echo reservoirs, neither of which was filled at the start of the season. Unusually heavy drawing on storage water throughout the state is credited to abnormally high temperatures and lack of precipitation, reducing possible holdover storage water for next year. Stream flow of Beaver, Millard, Sanpete and Carbon counties is larger than a year ago and 80 to 90 percent of an average year, according to the report. Streams of other counties are 75 to 90 percent of a year ago and generally about 60 percent of normal. Iron county stream flow is as low as 40 percent of normal. "Lack of precipitation, accompanied by high temperatures and severe attacks by pests are contributing toward lowered crops of peas, tomatoes and beets," the report states . Lack of water is affecting some areas which depend solely on natural flow. Sixty to 70 percent of normal crops are expected in Rich, Uintah, Wasatch and Utah counties, while 80 to 100 percent normal crops are anticipated in Cach, Boxelder, Weber, Davis, Salt Lake, · · M1lDuchesne, Sanpete, Sev1er, . lard and Beaver counhes. * BINGHAM AND MIDVALE HOME BUYERS, A TTENTIONI Very attractive home in Sandy, 6 -rm. st r. mod . H .A . h ea t , cement, all in good condition. Nice lot 50x280 feet. Fruit and berries. Close to schools. North 4th East in Sandy. $3500 _ $700 down. Good value. Must be seen tO be appreciated. PETERSON REAL EST ATE & INV. CO., Exc. Agents Was. 3320 58 East 4th South SANDY LmRARY ADDS SEVERAL NEW BOOKS *NOW is a good time to fertilize The following new books have your lawn. For best natural fertilizer see J. A. Alcorn, 281 E . been added to the Sandy branch 4t. Center Street. of the Salt Lake county library Used Studio system: *BARGAINS! "Windfall", by Ring; "Unto the Couch, fine condition, $18 .00Ice refrigerator, 50-lb. capacity, Hills", Evans; "My Son, My Son", $3.95. GAMBLE STORE, Midvale. ------------------------- BJ' J'IUNCBS PI:OE lleUio Heme JaoUtm SHORT-CUT SUPPER DISH Beans are a boon to you busy housewives these breathless days. Why you can open a can of the ready-to-serve beans on your pantry shelf, _spoon them into a plump pot,, pop m the oven to he!'t !lnd you II h~ve a regular,teast m JUSt a few mmutes. They_ II be t~e real home-baked, old:fashiOned kmd of ~eans, too---ehot~e. bean~, baked m hot dry ovens ttl they re mealy and munchy and all ready to soak up the savory molasses sauce. Then a succulent strip of pork is added for the crowning touch. A big fat chunk that gives a good meaty flavor to the beans. Why don't you try a potful tonight? Or, ii you'd like to serve a brand new dish, mix the beans with these tasty trim-· mings--crumbles of round steak and onion browned in bacon fat and seasoned with tomato ketchup and a dash of cider vinegar. Here's how: BAKED BEANS, WESTERN STYLE I cider vinegar 1:o the batch. You'll find a good cider vinegar gives a finer texture, a smoother and more shiny surface to many candies and frostings. Take this tip in making your next batch of fudge and see how it goes: Brown% lb. ground round steak CHOCOLATE FUDGE % cup chopped onio• Melt, then brown slightlyina tablespoons butter. Fat. Add, blending wellAdd, stirring until weU mixedcups sugar 3 teaspoon salt 1 1 teaspoon pure cider vinegar Dash pepper tablespoons dark corn syrup 3 % cup tomato ketchup Pinch of salt water tablespoons 2 1 tablespoon pure cider vinegar. %. cup milk. Wipe sugar from sides of pan, Combine withthen cover and bring slowly medium (18 oz.) can oven1 t o a boil. style. Boston baked beans, AddHeat thoroughly, then serve. ounces bitter chocol~te, cut in3 to small pieces. Boil rapidly until syrup forms a very soft ball (236 ' F.) when a few drops arc tested in cold water. Cool to 120• F., or until hand may be held on bottom of pan comfortably. AddFEASTING hi k . h h Of 11 FINE teaspoon vanilla. a t e wee s m t e year, t s 1 is probably the most breathless. Beat until candy begins to cream Well now, here's an idea that will and to hold shape. Quickly pour make grand refreshments for a into a buttered pan, spread to 1 simple party or a savory desser t inch in dep~h. then cut into blocks for a buffet supper spread. Wedg es when firm. Add 1 cup nut meats .old- when candy begins to cream, if of hot plum pudding-the d fashi oned prt' part' kind that comes desired. done up in tins ready to h eat and Note: If candy has a tendency erve-laid out on dessert plates to stick to bottom of pan, stir and topped with a fluff of har d g ently from bottom just as little a s s auce. Tast es sumptuous when you IJOssible, as much stirring may pr epal'c it so: caus e candy to sugar. K eep tl.e HARD SAUCE candy covered d•1ring cooking a s C,·ea, ,J; 1tnliz V P1'Y SOft-much a s possible t o preven t crys% cup butter. tallization on the sl'les of the pan. *FOR RENT-2-room furnished apartment. Across road from church in West Jordan. Mrs. Marie Shulsen. *FOR SALE-One 5-room brick house; one 5-room stucco house. Inquire 424 Second North St., 2t. Sandy. *FOR RENT-New house, full basement, furnace, garage. Good location. Call Joe Ruby, 3839 So. State. Phone Murray 337 or Midvale 345. *FOR RENT-Furnished roomgas and lights furnished. Phone Midvale 12. Inquire 32 Second avenue. *BARGAINS in second hand cabin furniture, radios, i c e boxes, dining room and living room suites. H. Grass Furniture Store, 4981 South State. Phone Murray 669. *FOR SALE-Five-room modern brick home with basement. New gas furnace. Landscaped and located in choice residential district of Midvale. Inquire at Sentinel office. *FOR SALE- Umbrella Tent, folding camp bed, and mattress. Beautiful China closet. Will sacrifice. Phone Midvale 314. Midvale Garage ARNOLD TROESTER, Prop. TIRES and TUBES ACCESSORIES -Phone Midvale 4 8 - J ¥• BRANDED QUALITY POT ROASTS, Neck Cuts .... lb. 12c Chuck Cuts .................. lb. 15c Choice Round Bone Roasls .. lb. .18c Sh<>rl Ribs fo Boil ........... .lb. toe GROUND BEEF, fresh .... 2lbs. 29c VEAL CHOICE ROASTS ........... lb. 20c LEG ROASTS .............. .lb. 2Sc PORK CHOICE ROASTS ...... . ... lb. t8c LEG CUTS ................. .lb. 22c Side Pork, fresh sliced ...... lb. t9c PORK SHANKS, fresh ....... lb. 9c PORK SAUSAGE .... . .... 2 lbs. 29c COUNTRY STYLE LEGS of LAMB ............. .lb. 25c FRYING CHICKENS, fancy.lb. 23c Free Delivery Phone Mid. 200 Spring; "Attractive Home" , Pow- ture of Health", Clarke; "Way Out ell; "Uncle Tom's Cabin", Stowe; of War", Saerchinger. "Butterfly Shawl", Dawson; "One Who Is Valiant", Spencer; "Best *FOR SALE - The Burt Booth home, 131 North Main. See Mrs. Loved Poems", Ritey; "Science in LaRoco at the house. Your Life", Pfeiffer; "Revolution of Nihilism", Rausning ; "Mystery *FOR SALE - Milk-fed spring of Pirates' Point", Wadsworth; fryers, at 303 Sugar Street. J. "Squirrel Cage", Canfield; "Pic2t. H. Bennett. --P. c.-- *FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. Inquire 194 Lincoln St. Add gradw:dly, creaming KfttiZ *HELP WANTED-All types of B'rTWOthberry and fruit pickers needed. 1 cup powdered sugar. Apply 22 E. Center St., Midvale. Addteaspoon vanilla. 1 *BATTERY CHARGING AT Fold inGAMBLE'S. 40c. Rentals 15c stiffly beaten egg white. 1 per day. Keep in cool place until served. (Serves 6.) *EXPERT RADIO repairing at Gamble's. P r 1 c e s reasonable. FOR FINER FUDGE Free estimates. All work gua.r. If you want to give your holiday anteed 90 days. Tubes checked evenings-at-home a real, old-fashioned homey touch, bring in a plate heaped with home-made Christmas *HIGHEST PRICES PAID for candy. Velvet-smooth fudge made useless animals. Phones Midvale with butter and sugar, milk and 280, 328-R1 and 318. Fur Breedchunks of rich dark bitter chocotf ers Agr. Coop. Ass'n. late. To guarantee smooth results in fudge making nowadays, skilled candy cooks add a dash of *CARDBOARD, BOTTLE CAPS, pure Butterwrapper, etc. for sale at The Sentinel Office. J BEEF ••• SUGAR, powdered ....... 3 lbs. 17c j SUPER MEATS FOODS • • • • J SUPER PAR SOAP Large size. • • • • 20e Giant size. • 57e • • • • • , .•.•. •• THE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, UTAH , . ~MARKET~ PHONE MIDVALE 252 FREE DELIVERY Specials for Fri., Sat., Mon. & Tues., July 19, 20,22 & 23 SUGAR .......... to lbs. 59c Wax Paper .. t25-fl. rolltlc 25-lb. bag ..... $t.48 100-lb. bag ..... $5.75 COFFEE, S. & W.... .lb. 25c !Regular or Drip) BUTTER ............ lb. 32c (Second Quality-Four-in-one) M.C.P. PECTIN.3 pkg. 2Sc MATCHES ..... carton t3c MILK ............... can 7c MAYONNAISE .... qt. 43c (ALL POPULAR BRANDS) BEST FOODS TOILET SOAP ....... 3 bars IREEDEEM PAR COUPONS HERE) DOG FOOD. Mankind............can 9c F I G S ......................................can 16c FRUIT COCKTAIL..................can lOc CARNATION WHEAT ........ pkg. 13c SPAGHETTI. Heinz ................can 12c 10e TEA. Shasta Green...... %-lb. pkg. 27c J A M ..............................5-lb. can 59c PEAS. large cans....................3 for 25c SPINACH......................2 lge. cans 25c FLOUR. White Lily........48 lbs. $1.15 ----AIR-COOLED VEGETABLES---POTATOES. New. uncl ..... lO lbs. lOc CUCUMBERS. unclassified.. S for lOc CARROTS. new. uncl.........3 bun. 5c LETTUCE (ice-packed)........2 for 15c BEETS ............................ 3' bunches 5c BANANAS .......................~ .... pound Sc ~~aHJGH QUALITY MEATS~~5 SPRING FRYERS <Kept in chipped ice) • • • • • • • • • • • • • • pound 23c Pol Roast ........... lb. t2c Veal Roasts, shld... lb. 16c Chuck Culs ........ lb. t5c Veal Leg Cuts ...... lb. 25c Round Bone Roasl .. lb. t8c Veal for Stew ...... lb. tSc Pork Roasts, Leg ... lb. 2Sc Pork Sausage .... 2lbs. 2Sc Shoulder Cuts ...... lb. 16c Lunch Meals, mix .. lb. 25c Side Pork, fresh sli.lb. t9c FRANKS ......... 2 lbs. 29c |
