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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY A Word To The Wives Is Sufficient RIVERSIDE By Mrs. J. O. Hadfield I The Primary gave a May festival Friday evening. The Primary officers SO, By Mrs. P. E. Ault -- time-savi- : x we 7 4 -- , pe I 1 31 4 Si l- -. BANANAS PLYMOUTH new-lywe- H Folks" m- CDTMArU2No.22 llliLII PRUNES 12-o- 17c 25c 17c z. I JELLO 25c 15c 15c PORK AND BEANS SALMON PICKLES GINGERALE TUNA FLAKES CORNFLAKES cr. MARSHMALLOWSpiSd 15c 1U 10c 15c DR. DON C. JAMES ORANGES, M Sweet, Juicy PRODUCE 'BANANAS ORANGES JEWELER 5c 25c SS Drf" jl4 lieaa ROBERT SIMONSEN - f JPFfl'Fiii i rTf Fronk Chevrolet Tremonton, Utah Phone Co. Lbs. , Large ROAST 190 Lb. POTATO 10c Bag e, gin-fre- Q- - Bottle VEAL ROASTS Shoulder Cute Lb. Shoulder Cuts 80 60 The Summer Drink Bottle HONEY, Spangler'g d Gal. CHOICE PINK SALMON 2 Tall Cans for ONION SETS Green Onions For Early Lb. S Cans Lge Can COFFEE, M. J. B. Schillings, Hills Bros. Lb. COFFEE, O. P. S. Service Lb, 'r 300 TREE TEA Green IK QKa 2 Lge. PINEAPPLE, Broken Slices r Can TUNA FLAKES ........ 330 100 WONDER BREAD 790 OKa uov 100 Fo$r FLOUR 48 Lbs. . $1.41 2 GRAPEFRUIT OKA. Shavers Lge. Cans ROSE WARE OATS A Beautiful Piece of Rose Ware China in Each Pkg. e, 170 Lb. TOMATOES, Pierces Solid Pack Fancy OQa Mb. Box YUM, All Flavors Clear-Liqui- 250 Can jl try CHERRY CHOCOLATES youth. "in" Orange, New Jersey, the other day, some youngsters put their elders on trial. About three thousand adults crowded the High School court room to sit and "take it" from youth. Youth charged that society had made it hard for them to get jobs, hard for them to become honorably married and hard for them to find beer-freamusements. It appears for one thing that young people like to dance yet complain that in most towns there is not appropriate place with right crowds and good music. Much hinges on right amusements and yet this is not the greatest concern of young people who today claim that they haven't a fair chance at the normal experiences of work and home making. When the depression has completely passed as ten others have since 1S33, they will doubtless feel better. Lb. IKA 12-o- z. GINGER ALE LIME RICKEY A popular verbal pastime among some adults in all ages since time began has been to bewail the frailties of Shankless STRING BEANS Tender, Stringless LARGE ONIONS Silvery White BEEF YOUTH TURNS THE TABLES 150 LAMB ROASTS Lb. CORNED Lb. SMOKED PICNICS OQa Doac CHIPS MALT, Barley Bloom Preferred By All Q ... MATCHES, Blue Tip 6 OQ For Larger Boxes 150 ""r EVERY DAY PRICES You Will Find that You Can Save Both Time and Money at ML PAY'N TAKIT STORES i'hSL CRACKERS ubH. CRACKERS 19 S0APK!!.L. 2F WHITE 29 KINGd33 CORNED BEEF uiS? ....... 1 5 POTATO FLAKES 10 CORNFLAKES Package .... 10 ALL BRANDS 19 POSTTOASTIES Package 12 SHORTENING PORK AND BEANS .10 SNOWDRIFT ,63 MARSHMALLOWS L,15 n41 10 10 9 10 18 10 MACARONI DEVILED MEAT FLOUR 8 3 u, roudS PEAS San! CORNS: STRING BEANS a" RED SALMON Tall Can MAKE GOOD OR WE DO a AV 100 Fresh machine stands under a wtnaow. The clothery plan is so simple and compact that it already is being Installed in many homes Only unused space 9x10 feet is required. The washer, only, need be Installed at first Other equipment can follow, at the convenience of the housewife TOMATOES ct2.!. OUR QUALITY MEATS BEEF POT TOMATOES OPTOMETRIST Will Be Here Monday, June 2 MAKE APPOLNTMENTS NOW Bun. NEW POTATOES UJ Mr- - Hiffllllltf 5J I LETTUCE, Crisp Mammoth Heads 19c 26c 25c 23c SEEDLESS RAISINS CORN BEEF Er-vi- ds Lb. RADISHES GREEN ONIONS ; COFFEE 4-- H The beginning of another month comes after a month of great In crease In our sales. We continue toward a goal of another better month and summer. To do so we offer you every inducement to live higher and save more by shopping in our 8 tore! T tim fUl v The Tremonton cooking club met at 3 o'clock Thursday, May 22, at the home of their leader, Miss Mary Fridal, where the club was given the name of T. J. C. club. The first lesson on cookiag an egg was given. After eating the Golden Rod egg which was prepared meeting was ANOTHER MONTH t "Just CLUB NEWS " s, fF I 4-- H ng new-ty- cook-book- t Abbott Mrs. Kenneth Rose is making an extended visit with her parents at St George. Harvey Ault left Sunday night to attend the National Auto Races at Indianapolis, Indiana, also Lansing, Chicago and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kay and Mrs. Henry Morrison motored to Corine v Monday. Mrs. Dot Fridal had as Sunday guests her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Merrill and sister Mrs. Eunice Olsen of Brigham City. Is the rery heart ol New York City. at Park avenue uxl rhirty ninth - Mr. and Mrs. John Barnard of Fillmore were weekend guests of Mrs. Barnard's parents Mr. and Mra. Geo. EAST TREMONTON "Little House" in Metropolis deserve credit for this splendid work. street, oemmed in oj skyscraper President Matilda Lillywhite, Rose 'America's UtUe House. (lands Butler, Alice Nye and Rose Limb of (oullt to give 'Americas little man" the stake board were in attendance. 'the full benefit ot good architecture Monday the children were given a sonstructlon and home furnishing' party and ice cream and cake was Many average hornet actually cost served by the officers. more than great proportionately estates. Hie UtUe House show now Leland Capener and his father, J. to build with economy It ts designed A. Capener of Salt Lake have gone to tor a family ot two adults, twe chilMontana on business. dren and an infant, ana yet it reMisses Annie and Ella Neddo of Loquires no human servants, tor drudgery has been removed Dy mechanical gan, were Friday guests of Peg Caservants and arrangepener. ment. Annie Bowcutt, daughter of Mr. One ot its novjities delights even and Mrs. George Bowcutt, is visiting room nousewtie rhis Is a with her parents after spending the It is the adjoining the kitchen winter in Washington, D. C. "clothery.' where clothe are made rhere is a repaired and laundered Scholarship "A" pins were presentcompact desk for the housewife with ed by the U. S. A. C. to thirteen sturecords, telespace for dents, who successfully carried at i Don't Overlook Medicine Cabinet small typewriter and and phone, least fifteen hours of straight "A" When Spring House Cleaning "adJo. the fall and winter grades during all the nooks and crannies VAr3D quarters. Among those receiving the ; " attacked by marauding housewas Arlene of Hadfield Riverside. pins wives during spring cleaning raids, The family of Joel Tubbs has movone of the most important spots ed to Holbrook, Idaho, after spending sometimes overlooked by the most the winter here. alert of housekeepers Is the family Fay Hadfield is spending the week 'medicine cabinet. in Logan, with her sister, Arlene. To do the spring housecleaning Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tubbs and U job thoroughly,x every careful son of Ogden, were visiting with relahousewife should check this imCABINET tives Sunday. portant department of the houseMr. and Mrs. Leon Hales and daugh hold as carefully as any other place ter of Brigham, were visiting Saturin the home, discarding all old botday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hales. T tles, the labels on which have beMrs. James Burt of Brigham, is A come soiled or discolored through' spending the week with her sister, & constant usage. Mrs. Ronald Hales. Don't take medicine from old bot-- ; Mr. and Mrs. Leland Capener and itles without labels. Careful house-- ' children and Lorella Bowcutt returned re-wives will not allow bottles to j KitcMem last week from a visit to Canada and main in the medicine cabinet unMontana. There table on caster, tor is less they are properly labeled asi Frank Ward, student at the U. S. A. sorting clothes to be washed and for to their contents. Especially is this cutting out garments and equally true of mothers when there are C, spent the weekend at home. useful In the kitchen rbe washing were Mrs. R. C. Mr. and Richards (children in the home. machine and laundry tubs covers in Logan Friday and Saturday attendMake your housecleaning efforts, are the same nelght as the table, furnishing auxiliary kitchen service complete, dont place your seal of, ing U. S. A. C. activities. Their son, The ironing Ford, graduates from the college this space when needed approval on your spring cleaning; until the medicine cabinet has been; year. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hadfield made a changed from a gathering place forj business trip to Salt Lake Friday. old prescription bottles, empty itooth paste tubes, old toothj They also visited with relatives at Riverton. (brushes, and other odds and ends.j By Mrs. Don R. Lamb Lorella Bowcutt and June Udy gave to a neat, orderly place for all the toilet and medicinal accessories far; a shower for Mrs. Marvin Burnett on Mr. Gaddie and Mr. Fridal called on the entire family. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Newell the scout masters here Tuesday, adj Udy. to get their troops in Rowane Macfarlane spent last week vising them Men watch the clock most when to the big camparee that join shape Mrs. Joe in Logan with her sister, sleeping on the job. is being planned for all troops of the Bowcutt. stake to be held Thursday afternoon We better give up the things we and night on the Bear River. can't keep for the things we can't Announcement is made of the marCivilization is the history of surlose. difficulties. riage of Miss Nina Udy, charming mounting daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Udy of Riverside, to Marvin Burnett, son of Mr .and Mrs. David T. Burnett. The marriage took place in Brigham City Monday of last week. The will make their home here for the present. Another shipment of baby chicks mm k3t y 7 here for Ezra Mason. This arrived 4 jo. industry is growing in our communHome ity. Jesse Lamb has built a new coop n and has stocked it with pullets. Hess will receive a shipment of 1500 turkeys in the near future. Wayne Mason called all the farmers Hi together Tuesday afternoon to exfev festca plain the new wheat allotment contracts that the farmers will be asked to sign. There was a large crowd in Old Settlement attendance. Pound The directors of the Plymouth Water Co. held a meeting here Monday evening to talk over the business of Patkage the company for the coming water season. The beehive girls report being very Cans 01 nicely entertained at Garland Wednesday where they met with the girls from other wards which was sponsor3 Pounds ed by the mutual stake board members. 20 members from our ward were present. The Gleaner girls of the Y. W. M. Libby's I. A. visited their teacher, Mrs. Can Wayne Mason at Mound Springs SatAM Jay-Te- e urday and spent the day with her, 2 Pounds having a very sociable time. They presented her with a nice water set Assorted Flavors to show their appreciation of the in3 Packages terest she has shown during the last winter. Leland Archibald took the scouts for a hike into the hills north of town. They carried their bedding and eats 4 Mb. Tins .... with them and succeeded in getting to the top after some hard climbing. They made camp Thursday night between the peaks, and visited other inTall Mb. Can .. teresting canyons and hills Friday. DILL or SOUR Most all of the baseball fans followed the Plymouth ball team to Blue Quart Can Creek to witness the game with the Blue Creek players. Sunday school conference was held here Sunday. A number of the stake LEMON SODA, Qt. Bottle board were in attendance. A nicely arranged program was given to a very large attendance. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mason motored to Lewiston Sunday to visit with their daughter, Maurine Brockman. Package .... nVB PAGE 1935 . PINK SALMONS 28 4H H 1 1 II llllllll HI HI I III M ! 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