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Show BEAR RIVZR VALLEY LEADER, XHURSDXY, JULY 18, 1840 iji bothwell"! eTwood " Mr, n. PERMISSION IS GIVEN TO DRILL WELL AT PLYMOUTH EMERGENCY LANDING FIELD Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stark and familv and ETaiiddaugh- - wer the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 'R..Sir bra. Calif oniia. were and Mrs. Llmer Larsen of Coiinne. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Mattson and son ' d and Mrs. V. I Hansen were cf San Francisco, Mr. and 30 Kenneth, to Tuesday. They Mrs. Hairy Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Bob in the c relatives visit av to . t Hansen Uved at Harris, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Forsgri-winter spent Thursday at Blacksmith Fork Ze while they spent the canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson of Boar , tf.s Hansen and daughter, River a City, sp. it Sunday visiting Mrs. birth ,rheir'Tets attended Rasmus Anderson who is seiiouslv Mis. at Honevville Sunday. in honor ill. enteitained .aker Ray Anderson spent Sunday visiting 4 riband's birthday. his folks. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Anderson. and Nielsen Clayton :.nd Mrs.Lewiston. The family of Mrs. Eli Anderson and Mr. and of had a surprise party in honor of Mrs. -t-omas Nielsen, of Hyde Park, home of Mr. Anderson on her birthday. Saturday at the lrs- - Bfld Mrs. rul came home her baby girl with hospital athe Herman Andreason and his 2 have returned from New York. where he studied music for a couple months. Mrs. Howe, mother of Mrs. Leslie Anderson, has gone to Manti to visit relatives and attend a family reunion. Mrs. Inger Hansen's reunion was held in Brigham City last Sunday. Many relatives from here attended. their vacation Advertising Speaks: IX iAY$ TO LI$TEN. READ THE AD$. Nielsen remained littk-girl- on Sun-honthe birthday party Rasmussen Y. Peter of or nd n Paul's birthdays. Christensen has return-"Sthe hospital with her baby 7th. They which was born July m ,L : feeling fine- - Trpnt Thompson . snendine , P. Chris- ;:.jng their grandfather, J. 000S0 "Prairie dogs are far more numerous in the West today than they v, re before white men and cattle replaced Indians and bison. This increase i' due at least in pail to the reduction in average height of grasses on th range, result of heavy grazing. Prairie dogs like a wide hoiizon. They will s not live in formations where their little sentries cannot so; possible danger approaching from afar." Dr. Walter P. Taylor, U. . Biological Survey. 3 high-gras- A 000 00 00000 00-- 00 0 These Prices Effective Sat. Rlon. Tues. GUARANTEED MEATS DAAOTO nunoio Shoulder Beef - lb. 17 STEAKS siibHoi.".:..T.'.Bone 256 2 GR.BEEF Asst-- LAMB LEGS ,. 25 VEALf 17; 21 25 ; IIAMS:or,,:,lf ! AlWQ O Lbs old La l iimilVkJ ,.bS 1CU M17AT i d Lb OCkt CJ Z JL 3 n. 2y2 Cans PORK-BEAM- S 000 0.0 0 00 00000000 -- 000-00010- WE WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th Who Works Salesman Good For Sale In Our Next Issue Cheap Newspaper Advertising! ADS ft Permission to drill a well at the emergency landing field at Plymouth in Box Elder county, was granted the Civil Aeronautics Authority Tuesday by State Engineer T. H. Humphreys, in a letter to Art Johnson, communication supervisor for the authority. The water. .015 second foot, was asked in the application for domestic' purposes to be used by the personnel at the field station. Permanent right to use the watv: will be granted only on approval of the pending application, the letter, states, and if approved it will be mad'? subject to all existing rights. j PACBFIT? S ... OUVES - Ehmaw's L1 Tall Cans X svj&s&w FOOD TREMONTON Effective Sat, Prices '.r:":'v -- ' Moni. and and Tues. y SWANSDOM STORES ... ?ra FLAKES Z POTATO CHIPS FLOUR 29c 15 "MS H-0- 3 IMS'". 19 Bacon Jfeill 9c . 18 FLOUR GJt.Al 53 CAKE FLOUR P-CAKE FLOUR SODA BANANAS Sd!n I M arshmallows 1 a SUPERSUDS 25 Fol- - COFFEE gers American or Velveeta A A TO A ufiia - 3 Tall Can 2 for 5 Jail 7 Carnation Large Pkg. 18 17c Garden Fresh Vegetables S'l.. 20 1 PORK ROASTS 15 u (S .c.ur.l. 19 GRAPEFRUIT 5 CABBAGES,,. ,,..2 LEMONS - MEATitt""1 VM 29 MELONS LARD 15 LETTUCES MUTTON CHOPS 25 25 CUCUMBERS iSi.6".: 2 its SAUSAGE e2aVotk ORANGES . 24c 47c 48 23 Fort Howard -- 3 Rolls FRESH MEATS BACON i& ib 15 FRANKS tin tin 2-I- b. TOMATO JUICE KIT - lb. 2- - lbi. CHEESE OLIVES 1- 7 ',.34 20 CRYSTAL WHITE ?SS 19 NUQtESTKW.h.45' Iff A7Blea!cher 10 ilU hlAJL Qt. Bottle CD fUCvrvri Franco Ameri arminDi li can for 25 LUNCH 19 j GRAPEFRUIT TISSUE SHRED. WHEAT pig I TOMATOES 15 5 15 W. 23c (176 -- Dozen ' S SYRUPa ft.lti" 25 FRUIT COCKTAILS CORNS"" .10 10 j I DILL PICKLES0 FANCY 57 25 CAKES"4!. 15 Pkg Or 4, 15' SUGAR EDWARDS SFFEE P-N- NEAPPLE 3 2.19 FRUITCQCKTAILtIO 2 -- aV SODA POP ! 20 20 Ec NO. 211 CANS .... 25 3 S0UParSL3K.26 DRESSING - Mayonnaise BUTTER UT BR0WN 3 CASCADE n. LB. 3 17 i u HC Qt Jar Piedmonr.Qt.jar FRESH PRODUCE 32. 11 LEMONS 360s Dozen 15 5 LEMONS DAMAMACFinn, Pound GRAPES Ripe ... 36 - Jumbo Each 7 2SLt'.css 17 CANTALOUPES vTatJoffflDnolloims POTATOES 10uffi TOMATOES u t PORK-BEAN- 10 COFFEE - lb. CANDY BARS ESM CALUMET t 243 en z. ! TISSUE 28 AIRWAY PALM OLIVE 3 80 Count Sheet II ETCIVTPV 500 Pkg. 9C S'20c 8-o- Roll 34 HAMS 11 - P.&G.SOAP" J n-3- 7 WATER s & MARSHMALLOWS - 40-f- t. 5 Wpe. 3 L I PWp.DRINKS - 1 TUNA .19 '..... - . Tuesday Will be a Big Food Sale Day Store Will be Closed Wednesday, July 24 Watermelons,' Lemons, Bananas, Potato Chips, Luncheon Meats, and Lots of Staple Foods WiD Be Ready for You and at REAL SALE PRICES Buy Tuesday for the Biggest READ THESE BARGAINS Outdoor Holiday of the Summer Our . JELL-WEL- i CHIPS POTATO Lunch Time pkg. TUNA FLAKES Hawaiian can WAX PAPER 53 MADTIliTO Store Closed Wed, July 24 PIONEER DAY, JULY 24th ' Pks COOKIES,. GARLAND 25 nriic! JAS ) sa 10f 5 i? 1 s fr 1p nykc lb LETTUCE 4,cD;.h CARROTS 2 I!ucll w5 5 5 w : j |