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Show PAGE FOUR i BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933 Adolph Brox and his COCONUT GROVE BAND A&mn At MmnMmht sirdieims - Wed., Am 1 c I Tremonton ' Local and Social Items j uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Fishburn. Mr. McCallister's mother returned home with them after visiting with her brother, Mr. Fishburn. Mrs. J Hanson returned Wednes- day to her home in Malad, after visit- -' injr since Monday at the home of her sister. Mrs. O. V. Bates. Mrs. Bates and children returned with her and will visit for the remainder of the PRICES FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 FOR ICE Beverages & Coal Malt Syrup Flour Ccrto c ( SEE I BESSINGER BROS. TREMONTON, UTAH 36 : : CLOSE OUT Coffee Saturday, Aug. 19 BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DRESSES WILL BE CLOSED OUT for . . . . $l-o- o now asked. They Wont Last Long You Must Be Early! Inc. DEPARTMENT SUGAR 19c CORNFLAKES STORE JELL WELL STARTING Momidlay, Aug. 21 AND PLAYING ALL WEEK At Garland To Our Many Tremonton Friends:- Owing to a license fee of 25 dollars per day for a tent show ,the California players will not play in Tremonton this year, as this license makes it impossible to operate, but we welcome There are ten people in the cast you at Garland. with a good orchestra and plenty of good vaudeville between the acts and every show is guaranteed new. - Save This Coupon It Is Worth 5c This Coupon and 10c will admit one person to the California Players MONDAY NIGHT ONLY One Price To All lie No Reserve Seats RoU 4 RAMAMAC Golden Ripe Pound 15c J5k GRAPES RAISINS ...19C dckdaSe 35c PEACHES OR APRICOTS The Rebekahs enjoyed a places. Verna and L.una storrer 01 ugaen, party at Udy Hot Springsswimming Rock wood Tuesday spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. evening After a delightful time in 2 Pounds . and Mrs. Eli Storrer, the pool a delicious basket lunch was spread and enjoyed by 50 guests. Watch for our "Back to School" ad. next week. We will rived Tuesday to make their home with last in' week the Joinson spent have many wonderful items listed for our after ool!3, Mrs. Sallie Gephart, spending ' summer with her daughter in fcstes ialt Lake City, visiting with relatives Back to School Specials. ' iiV ,r "c"Ui "e naa two boy friends. Park, Colorado. et and Wynn Fred Scott Mr. and Mrs. Vernon fett. (Mrs, " c ,1 c, opena aunaay here Pett formerly being Rose Jensen) left Saturday for their honeymoon trip to California and will tour the coast and visit all the enteresting places before they return this fall, and will make ing this week at the home of Mr and their home in Ogden. Helen Seeley of Castleuale, is visit ing this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kupert Blackham. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stanger and small daughter, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Stanger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Holmgren. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Capener of Salt Lake City and Myrtle and Mollie 19, 1933 Hanson of Mink Creek, Idaho, were sruests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Keller on Tuesday. Dorothy Calderwood left Sunday to visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Crystal White, A. B. Palmolive Snow White C. K. Weaver in Bountiful, for the Crystal Wedding next two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Madson spent Bars .. Pail'. Bars , .... Pkg. Sunday in Rupert, Idaho, visiting rela- 19c COCOA t SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST SOAP 29c Tent Show Package TOILET TISSUE 25c SOAP California Players Large Package a., FLOUR 10c 25c 25c 9c $1.37 5c 4c 5c I "r.Tndl.'!""' 20c Pounds 19c Bars 25c ..jm These dresses were formerly priced many times the price w 10 10 SALMON fSZTH SR..CURED.. " Special White 25c .....10c Grapefruit New Potatoes Commencing: 9 A. M. CHAD $139 Jar Slings Just Home Folks FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1933 $1.39 Botue Bacon Squares mi nBRiND39c Vinegar Jello ftLSki Sugar Hartley and Stokes 111 I week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Blackham and Midvale. visited the first of the week Mrs. Christensen's baby son spent the week end in Salt with friends and Mrs. Andy Earl, Lake City and Moroni. Mrs. Black-ham- 's parents, Mr. and mother, Mrs. C. J. Dewey, acMrs. Zora Luke and family, Mrs companied them to Salt Lake City. Fred Jensen and Mrs. W. W. Wads Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McMaster and worth returned home Monday after small daughter of Salt Lake City, vis- visitinpr for the past two weeks in Los ited this week at the home of their Angeles. Calif., and other interesting 35 i tives and friends. Their daughter, Vi- on, returned home witn inem alter visiting the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Grex fecoffield of Spring City and 'Mead Larson of Brig- ham, visited the first of the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mad- sonj Kay Madson returned home with them after visiting his grandparents. Tuesday evening Mrs. Kupert Black ham entertained in honor of the birthday of her husband at their home. Bridge was played with Thelma Har ris and Herbert Thomas winning high score and Rupert Blackham low, after which a delicious luncheon was served. Mrs. Earl Clayton and small daugh ter of Montpelier, Idaho, arrived Mon day to visit at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Ruth Supan. Mrs. rred C. Gephart accompanied by ner son. Burke, and daughter. Elaine, and her niece. Edythe. Gephart leit iuesday for onicago, where she will join Mr. Gephart and they will attend the World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sander and chil dren and Mrs. George Walters of Pe kin, Kansas, and Emma Isch of Grid ley, Kansas, arrived Sunday to visit with Mrs. Sander's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Storrer; also to visit with Mrs. Walter's sister. Mrs. Storrer and Mrs. Philip Getz. Natalie Wilson returned Mondav to liuriey, Idaho, alter spending her va- c:...oi v.tk hv.r lactr.cr, Mrs. Helta T. 10 POTATOES LEMONS 3c 21c Pound Pounds Sunkist Per PEPPERS Medium SODA CRACKERS B25 If dead notify ua at once. Fhone Logan 49 and Reverae Charges Prompt Service Colorado Animal Bi-Produ- cts Co. Clabber Girl Malt Syrup Blue Pine 1U Soda A & 39c rif r A x TO Tin II SALMON Pink SALMON Dixie No. 1 Flat SALMON Maple Leaf No. y2 Can 25c 2 Tall Cans .. SALAD FISH Blue Pine No. Vz Can DEVIL MEAT cL BACON SQUARES 8c r.nu 19c 15c 17c 12c 10c 10c b. p. PORK - BEANS No. 2'2 HAMBURGER i Puffed Wheat, 10c 3 Pounds 25c Kellogg's Wheat Biscuit WIENERS 10c Rice Per Pound 13c Krispics ... 10c MINCED HAM Soup Corn Per Pound Camp. Tom. Del Maiz 13c POWDER 2 Cans rc0"..., 127" GRAPEFRUIT ;.sc:. Wanted Animals Dead or Alive SOAP 29c 'EiVi. IS CHOCOLATE pkgs. PEANUT BUTTER LJar25c H,X COFFEE 25a 15c 23a VINEGAR ZINC CAPS ppL Xhol. 12c PINEAPPLE 15C JARRUBBERS lc Each ORANGES I 17c 5c Head OATS 69 C 1 9C Per TOMATOES LARD Per Pound rw viiBfuwiiii r c" : OC . . WAL1U Cream, 15c 10c .. -- 2 Cans 17-o- z 9c ; 1 MKA15 ?C 1 7c |