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Show THE BEAVER PRESS, BEAVER, UTAH, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1931. Si Everybody wants to 0 o DCtiOhr n Everybody does mho shops 121. "it QP Mrs. New 15c 17c Part Wool Single Plaid 36 BLANKETS 66x80 New inch Wesley visiting the week. "Penco" Brand OUTING FLANNEL Plain and Fancy Patterns 21c 19c 27 inch 3 lb. SHIRTINGS COTTON BATTS 12ic 39c Rog-erso- n, While en lu i. ueorge to spend the winter. M field, Spring-City- HARMONY SCHOOLS OF MUSIC Watch for Future Announcement Qna Parn8WOrth 0f Rich fs the guest of Mrs. Gilbret Briggs. o to Two rooms Apply to Mrs. Reese. allow for it when partly D. ltc-4- COUNTY MAN READY FOR CONCERT TOUR THROUGH WEST boy, O. K. BARBER SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Otto Raker nf SaH Lake City, who have been enjoying a fishing and camping trip at Puffer Lake, are visiting at the MIlo Baker and W. B. Paxton homes thia Service is no his T. He prices. charge higher 0 selling must prices than would be neees sary If he did not de- -' liver. Do your own from our O. P. ' Skaggs System Store and enjoy food satsfactlon ings. and sav- OUR WAY When food shopping our way you select your own, pay cash and take It home with you. You get what you want of the best of nationally advertised foods with all unnecessary overhead eliminated. Our system and standards of sanitation, of quality foods, of dependable transactions, and of saving prices are with out an equal. specialists have surpassed the record of two blades of grass for one. Through selection, they have produced a new strain which pops to twenty-si- x tiroes its volume. Tho new strain, a yellow pearl pop corn named Sunburst, was produced durintr a peroid by aerronimists of the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture in cooperation with the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station. They produced the new strain by testing ears of pop corn and retaining for seed the ones which gave the greatest volume of popped corn. The test consisted of popping a sample of the seed from each of the selected "A Surety of Purity" ears and measuring the volume of the resulting popped corn. Each was also tasted for flavor and texture. i i.e rema.n.ier of the seed on the pood mg year. The process was then ears was kept and planted the follow-- 1 peated Pop-eor- the northwest. Whole Wheat Bread RENT I o Gattl-Caaazz- FEED STORES FOR furnished. there direct charge for delivery. We know that a grocer's delivery is very expense. He must ! nut This Sale Extends Throughout the County The grocer who says he "delivers free" SALE CHEAP Piano, Sectlonal bookcase, library table, two Mrs. L. B. Bohn and daughter, rockers, Alaska refrigerator, copper Mattie, of Los Angeles, Calif., arriv automatic washer, camp stove, very, ed Monday for a visit at the I. Less- Phone 25. cheap. ing and E. O. Puffer homes. They will leave Saturday for Salt Lake Send us your Kodak Rolls and wai ' and Provo returning later for a will develop and make you six glo3sy! in Beaver. longer stay iVelox Border prints for 25c. Work! ordered sent C. O. D. are 15c extra, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Larsen, of Rollow Studio, 32 West Center! Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Larsen Street Provo, Utah. of Twin Falls, Idaho, returned to their homes Saturday after a week's visit with their children and sister, NEW POP CORN VARIETY Mr. and Mrs. Milo Baker and fam POPS TO GREATER SIZE Can-,R0c- Flour, per sack 90c Flour, per sack 93c Lay Mash, per cwt $2.40 Wheat per cwt $1.15 THE BEST TIME TO STOCK UP FOR THE WINTER Many grocers advertise "free delivery." means that FOR Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Cali Mrs. W. B. Paxton and twin sons fornia and Nevada. The nroeram .v,.u....,. cuima, num a IWU weeKS.oa n nnnoH uhlh la t begin at visit in Panguitch and Bryce k Springs. Wvo.. will comprise yon. about fifty-thre- e concerts. Mr. Blackner is well known in naCounty Commissioner F. C. Harris tional as well as Utah musical cirwent to Salt Lake City Tuesday to cles. He an recently completed attend the meeting called by Govereight weeks engagement as a feanor Dern to discuss the drouth situa ture singer at the Grauman Chinese tion in me western states. thtpo in last winter made a three months' Dr. and Mrs. Eldon Wlttwer, from tour of the northwest in concert. Boston, Mass., was a guest at the Blackner was the first man to be home of the former's nephew--, S. introduced over the long distance Melvin Wittwer and family, telephone, which was done from the Jonathan club of San Francisco a Iwith of the Metro- wr. anu airs. Ray Goodwin ara politan Opera company as the rejoicing over the arrival of an The experiment was made eight pound daughter at the home of to demonstrate the effectiveness of its grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. the telephone In throwing a voice A. Goodwin on August 14. Mother; across the country. The rendition and babe are doing fine. was pronounced a huge success. Mr. Blackner has also been feature-e- d on national broadcasts. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. H. Bakea re turned Sunday from a month's mo tor trip with their son Dewey Bakes and wife, to Yellowstone park and Ross Smith Arnold Alnvorfh PGduD for PoflfiJ av pastries "FREE DELIVERY" (O Arnold Blackner, Beaver County known as the "Cowboy tenor," and his manager,' L. G. Ellsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Blackett were who has recently taken over Mr. called to Springvllle Sunday to at- Blackner's contract, plan to leave tend the .funeral of Mr. Blackett's thi3 week on a tour that will take grandmother. them through Wyoming, Colorado, BEAVER BRANCH for as well as bread and biscuits, lie sure to Kt at least two sacks Free Dollar Bills Mr. and Mrs. Elton Mackerell and children, spent several davs the ily. first of the week camping at Pang BEAVER uitch lake. Mrs. J. R. Cotter and small son arrived Friday for a month's visit with her mother, Mrs. Levi Howd, and other relatives. foods. It sells regularly at $1.10 per 48-l- b sack. this high Saturday grade hard wheat Hour will sell fop av sack. It Is per 48-l- b ononoc; Miss popular selling Saturday. W sunaay Mollie Farrer, spent Sunday in Ce E. N. Thomp son home. New Instruments Given Free PER BAG adapted d kurena Burridge and mother, Mrs route to 95c Pride of Utah Flour one of our ,nost Orchestra Baker, of Salt Lake, was relatives here the first of Mrs. Blaine Blockett Is taking two weeks vacation from her work Peter C. Christensen of Els more at the Beaver Bakery, and. is spend met with a serious accident Friday ing it with relatives at Circlevllle. in a runaway with his team. He suffered sereve fractures of the collar Mrs. Arthur LeFevre, of Elsinore, bone, chin and nose, and also four and Mrs. Maggie Halsey, of Kanosh, broken ribs. He is now in the Rich are visiting at the Wallace Paxton field hospital. Reaner. home this week. Richfield o . dar City, guests at the FUNERAL Panguitch Impressive Funeral services were held in the south ward chapel Monday afternoon at 3 O'clock for Mrs. Stella Josephine Lister who died Saturday August 11, in the Holly Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City of kidney trouble. News D Mr. and Mrs. Warren Neilsen Order early for bottling tomatoes drove up to Salt Lake City on busi- from W. U. Paxton, phone 9. ness Sunday, returning Tuesday evening. Alice Robinson and Maude at spent the week-enMs. J. C. White, who hars been with Laprtel Baker. spending the summer in Beaver, ex- - CREPE FLOUR . Will Float Around Pattern COTTON u Friday Eve, Aug. 2 1 o Ray es in Beaver. 10c 36 inch o Mrs. Jos. R. Murdock, Sr., of Mil ford, spent Wednesday with'relatlv-- . 22 CRETONNE 98c Nelson at Panguitch Murdock returned last Thursday from a month's visit with her sister in Ogden, Utah. Pattern o BEAVER LEGION HALL William this place Monday. RONDO CAMBRIC OUTING FLANNEL Mrs. week-en- d and Bryee Canyon. inch PRIDE OF UTAH i Orlando Heptworth, of Hinckley, visited Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. White at 36 Nation Wide and spent the MILFORD, UTAH 36 inch and Mrs. Bernett Swindle-hurs- t were Provo visitors Thursday. Mr. 5 Mr 11 TTT SfiaiiooD Order early for bottling tomatoes from W. B. axton, phone 94. Mr. 0 ESI O Ew O n I (X P. SKAGGS "MHWIIMIIIIIMimilllllt PEP "88" VIC0 QUAKER STATE It's "old fashioned" to sav, CHARGE IT, now. so called depression is largely due to the old system of buying on time. For cash our regular are in line with de- our present clining market. prices FEW OF WHICH ITEMS UK MENTION HERE Hull Durnham, per sack 5c Snow-flake- , 50 1T bag. $110 Milk, small, 6 for o.lc Corn, peas, tomatoes all Milk, large can, 3 for 25c 25c 2 for Xephi Germade, 9 lb bag 35c A very good 1 lb Salmon.... 15c Nephl Cracked Wheat, 9 lb.. ..35c 1 Qt. Fruit Jars, ease l. $115 Sugar, per cwt $5.70 2 Qt. Fruit Jars, case... 130 Gem Flour, per 50 lb U-2bag....J1.00 Wheat per cwt The Ilewt Ghh and Oil on the Market THE MURDOCK OIL week. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Howe. Mrs. Howe's Jr.. companied by sister. Mrs. Ormond Kelley and husband, or halt Lake City, enjoyed a fishing trip to Fish Lake last Thursday, re turning Sunday. Judge and Mrs. W. E. Oorr, of Las Vegas. Nev., arrived the first of the week for a visit at the home of .Mrs. urrs parents. Mr nnrt Mr. Will Baked in our new, clean, sanitary bake shop-m- ade only of the best ingredients. Whole wheat or white bread with that delicious fresh aroma when you unwrap a loaf. PASTRIES PIES CAKES - leaven Battery Ready tor You Or Baked to Order Farnworth. The Judge will return to Nevada Sunday while Mrs. Orr will remain for another week's visit. Mrs. I'tnma Mathews, accompani ed by her son Edward, and mother, Mrs. Thompson, departed yesterday for Grand Junction. Colorado, to l Mrs. Thompson's son. George Mrs. Maine Thompson. and son will remain about a week, while Mrs Thompson will visit In Grand Junction for about a month. vi.-ii- Mansfield Hotel ac Furnishings and Lease For Sale We are now handling a complete line of wall paper call and see our sample we can save you money. Location, Heaver on highway steam 91. Modern heated. Meals BOLTS We are also stocking bolts in our hardware d- may be served if desir- epartmentall sizes. Good opportunity for someone. Screen wire in all widths, screen windows and doors screens made to order. See us now for your ed. Ill health is the reason for this move. Mrs. Geo. C. Murdock, Sr. SCREEN WIRE needs. Mackerell Bros. & Co. Successors to Mackerell & Cockett re- - |