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Show PAGE FOl!R Hostess To ' Sewing Club Hostess last to sewing club members waa Mra. James Lupo, who served dainty refreshments at the conclusion of the FURTHER INFORMATION Thursday afternoon social event. nnt. Z Z H H Prices lor Fri. Sat., April 3 and 4 H 10 19c ZZ 85 H 48 $2 19 $1 15 Z FLOUR H 39c Z CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 10 5 APPLES .OR 24 MARSHMALLOWS EGGS $154 NO. H X H 19c 2'2 23c 3 PKG Z 8tfj-for35- H Z SPINACH LBS 2 H 27c H 21c HX 15c 5 17c h 25c h LBS Z GRAHAM CRACKERS Z ASPARAGUS H LB 150 X X QUART JAR COUNT DOZ ' ' 5?" mm n s X JAM SHORTENING NU CREST 3 lbs K LBS 69c COFFEE S and W X GRAPEFRUIT Shavers H Z EGG DYE 59s El 2 H. Z H T.S. INSPECTED MEATS - 3J4 Z 5! FRESH KILLED cans J5 1005S-1005- 2S UNION MARKET Spring Fryers I HAMS S: First Grade 1 lb ARMOURS TO LB PORK ROAST PORK STEAK M H X H RIB STEAK CHEESE H X LEG OF LAMB H X H X H El LB n lni t:ie .al. TiB.- -l T j 1 U. n WltOT iT JRwrXf '0-- k ,w e&fffiWiF- HT I k ' U h Hi! II i H I i v --AND fU Prices for Fri. Sat., PINEAPPLE 3Iatched Slices No. 2' MARSHMALLOWS JELLO 25C LBS ALL FLAVORS 35c PKGS J'v 20c bars 3 300 size 21 Dozen SODA CRACKERS 46 oz can Pierces 3 200 size Large Grade C WC J EGGS'! I m 2 lb box TOMATO JUICE ORANGES AFTER! lb PENCIL SIZE PORK and BEANS I 48 lb bag $J.19 LUX or LIFEBUOY SOAP LEMONS can Angelus FLOUR Drifted Snow ASPARAGUS I If e April 3 and 4 5 ir- QUALITY FOODS at reasonable prices - for Easter of any other time of the year - Progres-sivMarket is the logical food headquarters. Come in today! ! A A 28c Doz cans 2 doz. 29 MISSION SKINNED 34 Whole or Half liNiMi--Richar- d LB ' Fresh Fish. Chili Brick, Tamales I'resh Milk and Cream Daily Dav Old Eggsi Ef HIIXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHX X H X rl !'! X II X EASTER EGGS 1 lb celo CORNED BEEF j CAKE FLOUR SIDE PORK AH Brands. 1 i tftllLKl OC r tan wt n hiii I Cans Libbys 12 oz can A-- l Globe 1 COFFEE s&y sic Green Onions 5C bunch Moapa DILL PICKLES 17C No. 2'i can EGG DYES 2 pkgs CORN 3IEAL 10 lb bag Yellow 57 20 Ig pkg 23$ Fresh Sliced lb 25C m 270 29 BACON Morrell's Pride by the piece lb VEAL ROASTS lb f RABBITS fresh killed lb 25 SPRY LB CAN BUTTER ib. Bag LAMB CHOPS lb PORK SAUSAGE Country lb style VEAL STEAK lb PORK CHOPS Loin End Ibl - -- LB SLICED BACON WORfflEi'S Alvin I. Vance, Price Allen I). Werrett. Price Wallace J. Christman, Price William L. Preston, Helper 100S2- - Eugene J. Tangaro, Price 100. -- Cloyd F. Ixivelond, Helper 100SI Ktnil Lucero, Peerless bHisr,- Shirley L. Jensen. Royal W. Star, Helper 10"S7- - Betinie L. NaiUon, Price 'ill'SS Juan M. Franco. Standard bKisft- - George I. Wells. Wellington 10'iJHi Far! S. Windsor. Standard George A. Fletcher, Spring Canyon 10092 Karl H. Wilde. Hiawatha !'ii93 Ambrose Murray. Spring Glen Miles Miller. pr;-11 imiPon. S ini'O;, 10O96 Ku::. tie A' i1.. jnn. Pri( e 1007S 10079 100SO 10081 LB BEEF BEEF POT ROAST X MILD yon STEER in--,- -- 9- -- h SMOKED PICNICS " COLORED Home Dressed Home Grown 3,ls4 (Continued Fiotn Pttge Onel Frank Perkins. Castle Gate Alex Madrigal, Price Clyde D. Owen. Price 1002!) John Andrean, Price H. Thomas, Castle 10030 Albert Gate 10031 Jack I. Mohn. Helper 10032 Kenneth D. Burrows. I'nce 10033 Earl V. Anderson. Pr 10034 Amelio G. Gigliotto. Price 10035 Simon Garcia, Hiawthn 10036 Theodore W. Gentry, Castle Gate 10037 Nicola F. Guzzo. ('olunbta 10038 Edward L. Huntsii-.v.lHelper 10039 Element H. Suzanne. Price 10040 Melvin L. Young. 10041 Bailey J. Doss, Price 10042 Vernal F. Olsen. Kenilworth 10013 Dale A. Harney. Helper 10O44 -- Andrew D. Scow. Hiawatlu 10045 Francis D. Hanseti. Priej 100 fG Mike Kergera. Pric" r 10047 Walter G. Davis. 100 J. Foster. Columbia 10040 Archibald Morriso:i, Sunny- side toor.0- - nert C. Purnside. Sp. ins Glen lOnr.l Mark V. Johnso';i. Pri.-.10052- - Louis A. Nougart. Castle Gate' 1D05;! I.eRoi Rentley. Pric 100'-1Paul F. Sealey, Prion 10055- - Samuel Bruno. Spring Glen 10056 Ernest I.. Stair. Wellington 10057- - David A. Self. Spring Canyon William Tittle. Columbia Andy C. Seltenreich, Hiawatha 10060- - Harold Lambert, Spring Can yon 10061 Harold Wilson, Price 10062 Louis C. Reynolds, Columbia 10063 Ernest L. Nielson. Pric t 10064 Albert J. Easton, Price 10065 Charles J. Cuburi, Price 10066 Jay D. Smith, Price 10067 Phillip J. Millarich, Spring n Canyon 10068 Phil E. Thayn. Wellington 10069 Hazelton J. Nelson, Price .. 10070 Ronald J. Eldred, Wattis 10071 Michele Marasco, Helper 10072 Clarence E. Dansie, Spring Glen 10073 Martin C. Wood. Kenilworth 10074 -- Andrew Wallace, Clear Creek' 10075 Hubert A. Draper. Helper 10U76 William J. Poglajen, Colum- bia 10O77 Joseph V. Oarlic. Spring Can- -- Z H - s ? lb 3 pkgs b-- -- tins that iha ve been rect ived for aid from the '9ers fund will have to be cut fdderably. Requests for financial help fo1' local projects totaled approxi-State- s Pizza. Mrs. George $111)0. mately made. P8 secretary, reported j 10026 10027 10028 H SALAD DRESSING X II X H H by Mary Bake human mind he-or- yoiir-afive- ! with the war production program outlined by the President." H c Scriptures, The, following excerm. Science and Health wits -- The t') lied ' connection H 21c H H X H X POTATO CHIPS LG ALL Brands ITL ne serThe Christian Science lesson Is to be: 5, April Sunday, for mon JH m A It was decid. d to !::VT.T.! usual opi ratine: fund in mil tee treasury of preliminary financial bur if group for next year's ie.-- ti Pointed out a: Sunday's me. was the fact that ail requests THIRD DRAFT ORDER H NUMBERS LISTED CAN fo" tr wi.-- for local purpose of this inventory Is to ob tain information on the present emactivities of registrants ployment and on their other skills or abilities. The data gathered will serve as an important aid in achieving a more complete and efficient utilization of the manpower of the country in Z RIPE OLIUES TALL x H 19c rnoes i if Shown As Vested In Spirituality and mammon." been designated to make an occupational inventory of all persons now or hereafter registered under the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, as amended, with the ex- ception of those who have been in- - II H a B s SALMON DESSERTS ALL FLAV H X n'J h- selective service system empnasizea. In announcing distribution of the questionnaire. National Headquarters said: "The Selective Service System has H X H CAN TALL CAN Z zM 25c CATSUP PULLETS doz 05 48 DAY OLD H H 2 STAR FLOUR Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H tk X' X; H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z 6 0 CELL0 b H X H X H ,f tli,. show this a2 earmsrj.ed committee - I MO to the fur.d of hi'I Cross chapter. used upon the onr:u" the Selective Dissemination the by ocSystem of a four-pagcupational questionnaire, designed to obtain for the Government full information on tlie vocational background of men who registered on February 16 under the Selective Training and Service Act. was an nounced tnrlav Tlie Questionnaire is being distributed by local boards. The date obtained will he forward-- j ed, through State Directors of Sel-- j ective Service, for use by the Na- and Snec. tional nstfp .f ialized Personnel in locating persons certain professional and scien- tifie qualifications and by the United Employment Service for lo-- ! persons having skills in cri- eating tical or essential occupations. The questionnaire has no connection with the regular questionnaire Form 40 which is sent to all Selective Service registrants to obtain information on which classification is service for possible military Una,4 VT,. in ) linn rlnn n ,tnia nf W Service Z H Z H Z H Z H Z tf Z GVEN , , "The hj idolator from the be fureality." idols of civili7-iti,re . . . , the Scriptural references . . . 10 iaiai neaitn and halt have none other ... -- Thou ''.,('.; me." "But the lxrd is e earth alities of being and the ho'.v temple, t :H his things are unseen to norm him." il-,- , before Kent whereas the unreal auUj iu.--muc-h uom pw.. '.'hireii. keep movements o ""Jrc:i belief and is grief; wisdom in reverse the immortal knoledge( in- - would that increaseth ana action are style,! the ' teal orrow. for God. man it has been 'hi- world is foolishness with knovefa the eth in his heart Sf is '.gain, the tiu-are as a man spiritually undersi that ;iu.ights of the wise, n i hp m truth ,i 'That no tlesu snows juij i.f am. uou serve cannot Ve iresen"e. " mortal man is not th PtoJ Final reorganization of the new ill me presence of ;,,mn.ittee will take place tomorrow H)j)eais which dill at auditorium evening in the time a" final report of projects and tor yUP the amounts to be allotted will be ""I"1 ! i ' QyEST0NARES THURSDAY, APR,, UTAH, Bi.PER. (Continued From Pig" ne' Immediately mlloimr the fP" the general committee author: u ,: jthe purchase of i ON DRAFTEE LABOR H r.-H- MOFFITT NAMED TO HEAD '49 SHOW l i SHZHXHXHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHXHa H ifltinvi THE HELPER PEAS FLOUR 2ND GRADE (Harden brand Red Star DEVILED MEAT SOAP Crystal White LB J 73C 41C No. 303 cans 2 48 lb bag $1 4 cans 10 bars 19 3 POTATO CHIPS 3 10c bags for 25C LETTUCE 4 doz. size 2 Ig heads W SPINACH Texas new crop 2 lbs 1 PR EM Luncheon 3Ieat lg can I 34 I He-9- luo'iS !":! X 101H0 1, I'-i- Thoui.-Dnv a: il I.. W I'riie Lewis. Siv Canyon Wi'Pam F. Staines, Hardison R. Bryner, i!,'- - pre Price twm mmm market |