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Show MAY THE BEAVER PRESS, THURSDAY, Emural Pearce of Salt Lake City la here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pearce. U 1939 County Ageni's BELKNAP MAY FESTIVAL mm mm Cart-wrigh- For Si just 1) (Continued from Page Thursday May 18, the Belknap School will present it'a annual direcpair of pink ladles Spring Festival under the staff. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO of the Belknap teaching gloves, at the Carlton Golden Wed tion The procession will start from ding. Call for at The Press Office. Isadore Lessng, J. F, Tolton, the Belknap school at 1:30 P. M. went to Homer Thompson and conBanded floor will inarch of a line and the Anyone wishing attend to Lake Salt Chal-meSunday r tinue to City with a modern eander, call the High School lawn utilities of public the a meeting Da via. where the following festivities will commission; at which time the take place. stage une First, the crowning of the May question of a throughconsidered. will be to St. George Highest Grade Queen, followed by songs of A fine baby boy arrived at the Mother's Day Cards spring; dances and rhythm, acrot, Mra. Harry batics, and the program will be ihome of Mr. and 5. May Monday night, to a conclusion with MayJunior Garden Tools brought Mother and little one are getting pole dances. and Sprinkling Cans Over four hundred and sixty along nicely. the Flower Garden children will participate, and the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Oakden over the arrival of general public Is cordially Invited are very happy at their home, a nine boy s of pound to join in the final activities Artificial and Straw-FlowerMother and 30. April Wednesday, the year. For one are doing nicely. little Decoration Day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whorn-ihaMr. and Mrs. John Benson of of the Tellurlde Power Com Milford attended the Music FesStore At the pany, are tne nappy parents vi a tival held at Beaver Saturday. little daughter, who arrived Sunday morning May 4, at the home of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman. All concerned are getting along nicely. J Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stoney have gone to the lower valley for a On WANT ADS Found: One I wane Mr. and Mrs. C. Dennis th-- ir new home Have moved Into School the High of east 1U ineXCessof the quota per bushel. If marketing Quotas taxed; 15c , -- .putaoW will be whose profarmers all effect and bushels. duction exceeds 100 of the Agrl The quota provision s Program Conservation cultural to have will the means farmers for excessive protect themselves in case burwheat marketing of densome surpluses "appear. lUbedthe, Mrs. Girlbert Gale entertained ten little friends and playmates Frid'av afternoon in honor or oier little son Allen's sixth birthday. a ngnt Games were played and luncheon was served. nr. uaj airs. Vs., " cit. last week to 8pend ' !(vv Saturday afternon . they were the gUestg May Robinson ! ad Luclle and Kendall are all well and Z embered to their manvtJ'15 '- Beaver. ii i CALVES OX 91 HIGHWAY CAUSE DISASTER enroute Roper Freight truck a cargo with to California loaded when over Sunday of eggs tipped two caives Into smashed the truch ' in front of the Stan Tattersall home on ihighway 91. The two calves were killed out no one was Injured, however, con siderable damage was done to the truck and the majority of the eggs were broken. The unbroken eggs were sal- i me avaged from the mess, but truck remained on the side of the short stay. . road for several days, until such Mrs. Dorthy Williams left Mon- & time as tne day for Callente, ito visit her was able to come down and make an inspection. The truck was daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Anders. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bohn and moved early Tuesday morning. little son ihave moved to Morrlssey where Mr. Bohn has employment. The Misses Lowes of Parowan visited with their sister and couLast Week sin Mrs. Henry Limb Saturday riPTEEX. YEARS AGO and enjoyed the music festival. At Provo, April 26, Philip Mrs. Baker won first place In the high Stella Hollingshead of school javelin throw with a dis- Pheonix, Arizona is the house tance of 160 feet and 11 Inches. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bom to Mr. andi Mrs. Ad Pat- David Edward for a few weeks- terson at Reed, a baby girl, April .:. Mrs. Doris McGee of Caliente, 15th. Owing to the iheavy storm last Nevada, is here on a visit with week, work was atopped on the iher mother, Mrs. Lillian Skinner. Puffer Lake road. A large force of men left Monday to resume their Miss Theo Roper of Oak City work. spent the week end with her aunt Mr. and Mrs. John Grimshaw Mrs. Vera Ashworth and family, are announcing the mariage of and enjoyed the music festival Sat their daughter, Miss Eva Grim- urday. shaw to Jack E. Neely, whldh took place Tuesday, April 21st. at DELINQUENT LIST KENTS the City and County building lu LAKE RESERVOIR COMPANY Sit Lake City in the presence of There Is delinquent upon the the brides father and brother, on described stock following Earl Grimshaw. account assessments levied on The commencement program. In October 6th, 1938 the amount honor of the graduates will be set opposite the names of stock- as follows: given Friday evening, May 9. The Holders Names Amount Shares awarding of diplomas will be Mae Hutohings.. ..$6.95 given then. The program will be: Presley Whornham 18 37 ..$7.39 Class song, class; Invocation, Lucy Jones 9 27 ..$3.72 in And accordance with the law S. Xylophone Gray; Ralph solo, as many shares of each parcel of Ila Tanner; Valedictory address, stock as may be necessary, will be Stanford Fennemore; Saxophone sold at the office of the Secretary Solo, Clifford Paice; Address to at his Ihome in Beaver on the 10th the graduates, Dr. Woodard of day of June 1939 at 1:00 P. M. to delinquent assessments therethe B. Y. U.; Piano duet, Vera R. pay on, together with cost of adverHortoa and Berniece Baldwin; tising and expense of sale. Arnold J. Low, Secretary reading, Letha Cartwright; Address from class president, Melba Date of 1st. Pub. April 27, 1939 Date of Last Pub. May 11, 1939 White; class ftong; benediction, Dr. Joserh F. McGregor; awurdr ing of diplomas, Supt. J. F. Day. The Commencement ball will immediately follow ,the program. Every one is cordially invited to A m 10 gg7g ffW "Ladies Ready-to-wea- urn m r" Mother's Day Gifts Pajamas Aprons Blouses Hankerchiefs Silk Dresses Hosiery Gowns t Collars and Cuffs Wash Frocks Gloves Slips Scarfs Slacks Suits And Dozens of Other Wonderful Gifts MAOLHONDAY J ' wjh mis Thnk OF rrl A " "- comtmr MOMRH LAUNDRY brand-new- , have been able to offer msuion,c.j" WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Purses CEL2BRATING? YttjWtffli fmmmmmimmmm wwwji VfErTos: J IQUimmJjf i all-whi- te Kclvinator Washer and two sturdy rinse price. You get all these exclusive Kclvinator features in this x streamlined Kelvinator Washer; flushes "bends" and that dirt Agitator from clothes; Fabric-Save- r Wringer, with the Pressure Pilot; new "Silent Mesh Transmission" you can hardly heat it. Come in today and see theral in?.-- ' i - tubs at this amazing Pin-Fle- ... KELVINATOR WASHER AND 2 STURDY 17-14- frigerator beautiful values like ft new Silver Jubik Kelvinatorsl Come ia and look at then You'll see a modern, stream lined design a spadem ... new family-planne- d interior YouTllearnaboutthekbdi economy you get with U vinator's silent new POLAR. i SPHERE. ous new YouTI see mam tune-savin- g No doubt coma-iences- . about it the new Silver Jubilee Kelvinato is planned to the last detail tt save time, work, money h you. And here's your chance to own one! Comeii DON'T Modal ' illustrated is MISS THESE BIG SAVINGSI Asloufls;? 6 xr Beaver Home Furnishings FRI. and SAT May 12-1- 3 attend these exercises free of GAL- electric charge. VANIZED RINSE TUBS REAVER AREA Beaver Home Furnishings Tat AJvanlav Smoiknal Off of Tfu'i LACKS WATER Today!- Wth only a few blustering storms received over the Beaver section during April, the amount of spring precipitation Is far according to water offcials, and the outlook for producing crops on the higher bench lands is not very bright at this particular time. The normal snow survey taken lu April on snow courses on the high Beaver mountain water sheds by local Forest Ranger II. M. Christensen reveal only about one half the amount of snow as was found there at the same time last year. (1938), which was an aver age year. Heavy .spring and Bummer storms will usually equalize the situation when the winter snowfall has been below normal, but a decreased water supply from the high mountain, coupled with a low precipitation from spring storms, is a discouragng situation, farmers report. Every opportunity Is being taken to utilize Irrigation water at this time. MILK, 4 cans for Tomatoes Solid Pack -normal, The Future OUR PIONEER ANCESTORS, fighting Indians, surveying the wilderness, and hewing homesteads out of the raw, new country, little dreamed of the problems the future would hold. We of today face difficulties no less trying and The future may be as full of change as today is to the past. Only the simple virtues of common sense and thrift survive. Look ahead with the confidence of financial stability. Save a part of your present income for the soul-stirrin- g. future. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE BANK OF FRIENDLINESS Beaver City Branch OF MILFORD STATE BANK n Soda Crackers 2 pound 3286 COFFEE M. J. B 217 Pork & Beans 3 tall cans ......TM .2te 29 27 SPAGHETTI 3 pounds for 19 ,7liT CATSUP, nt can WAX PAPER 125 ft. Roll jjj OLIVES Tall Cans RICE Best Quality 3 pounds Pop Corn Tall can (best) Jj? Salmon Flat Cans -- J? ld& WEINERS per nound We Have a Very Complete Line of Gifts for Mother's Day. FRUOMVEilABLES LEMONS ORANGES 2 GRAPEFRUIT Green Onions Mr. and Mrs Cannon Thompson of Midvale came down Saturday to attend the music festival, and help with the judging .Mr. Thomp son was formerly music Instructor at the Beaver High School. J. Gillies. .. SALAD DRESSING Qts PEANUT BUTTER Qts RAISINS 4 lb Pkg Editor and Mrs. Dave Williams of Milford were over to attend the Music Festival held here Mrs. Tarley White of Salt Lake City Is here visiting her lster, Mrs. Melvln Mathew and Mrs. R. 2 Old Dutch Cleanser below- Looking Into 296 m.si!!.. 20c LETTUCE 25c CARROT 30c RADISHES 2 bunches Scsic WeReservP ih J BANANAS T?;t 1ft 5 3 kh W - p,und Limit Quanitv BEAVER MERC. CO. and Gent's Furnishing |