OCR Text |
Show 3, 1S49 rtftY i S J0i par-jent- ' :r..vr ; J- . d business. Miss Betty Peterson of Logan s, spent the weekend with her Peter-isoMrs. n Noble and Mr. onibs and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen of Brigham City Wood spent Gordon a rtv on also visited at the Peterson home B. 'irs BEAR RIVER VALLEY Theatre Liberty i: rMr. v erl Udy are SAltKU.ix, rcuiuutj ., TsD.tf. FRIDAY, next fc. , a CAREY in and MACDONALD gODDD 'flfif Utfand ith.. Tu TORNADO RANGE" nvnY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY t"Pet lti 'SIS- 'HI - fittit LIKE. U fluoildi,;, 5DKU 6E0RGE 1 MACREADY - GEORGE KASUI VEPV'LYEA - HENPY and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY presents "S FPFDRIC IDMOND ; MARCH O'BRIEN 9 and Is 5 with CQUL0UR1S TEAVERS 10 mams GERALD1NE FLORENCE RATI ELDRIDGE-BROOK- S JMISSIOS' MUSIC CHAMPAGNE llor a and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 and 12 FRAKCHOT TONE JondCOSTELLO LhJ Fimbtt tmid '.MERICA it I1 wwms' SISTERS ANDREW ? .j&ma .ctnt 'J as 1! T and SERIAL JL says i i VHfuwMt , 1 7 J dwarec:! Make sure iependab'.e iind thai ! sis .ranged will .11 sets. ( Mr" Lady Bear's Shopping Tour Halted Near Maine Camp L in'roducecJ in ! L i'''th Would Jentef UJe B'H Vfct Tret "obva'"d ! slow the Utah legislature, now J ,1 Utah,s nafura, 1S9. It would ran . " .Ue r, resoore$ Th!$ foul is place on our natural tax that endangers the livelihood t"'wns as well as the safety of our fr O.i, Sa, K"'ei pointing out these dangers Natural Resources Committee City 8, Utah. nr "l. iu LEADER PAY WANT-AD- S i HI I Everyday Low Prices 1 i . Fresh Fruits ORANGES MAPLETON. ME. A plump and pretty lady bear, who probably to wear." "just didn't have a thing has two northern Maine game wardens scratching their heads and wondering. The wardens, Vincent Shaw and Lawrence Caron, raced into the woods near here to check a report boon that a Fportins; camp had the at place they robbed Arriving sevfound it had bn?n looted and eral rooms badly upset. that Striding down the only trail the woods, (v,,nh the dense H thirf. the with 'L'h! rn up officers a u" was a ladv beir rrtrryine assortment of other in bn" fn.d an th?nss in its front logs which served verv well as arms. siartUvl by the mm. the bear hih 'ar .fi"wn , off stru.-rvrrytning drnrt'ins trail. recovered the way The wardens rnntnined a which ba2 t travel! the u"v suit of women a pair of pink par two too.h a boX of facial Ussues, of toothpaste, a tube a brushes, a bright lipstick. She! articles which the bear had half bag carrying included cf" our, two pound, cf tea, pound four roll, of ci batol Powder and towsls. . yaptf . HILFORD KERNEL, 25- 2-r 288s CARROTS "E Per Dozen S. O. APRICOT Per Dozen OLEO California; Bunch GRAPEFRUIT645 akss- -ek S0UTHERN Per Pound GRAPES Per Pound EMTERORS, VEGETABLE SALAD 8 Oz. SPINACH u 31c CORN for 2 15c 303 oz. Pkjr. 10c lOe 13c 15c 15c TUM No SWEEP STAKE PORK p.? t y;k i? n 10c 2 15c SPINACH 350 2 No DRESSING 32c SALMON Miracle Whip Pint Celio, Tall Can DRESSING 58c OYSTERS Mayonnaise 41c Best Foods, Pint 22c CATSUP Heinz. 14 IILK ALL BRANDS 1 CRiscn round j,IKV3 rRl 2 Pound 2 A9 87c Can VVAXPAPER SAV-ALL-1- 25 Saltines Kelloggs WIIEATIES 20c IrRe Foot RoU 19c Package 32c SOAP Rinso, Oxydul, Lge. Fkg. 9c SOAP 56c Palmolive, Lux, Reg size 29c SOAP 10c Vr 1. Dreft, Lge Pkg. 10c SOAP 13c Ivory. Med. 2 Lb. bar Quality Moats DIDDHII 55' SHAVER fiHAPi ALL BRAN 22c hlimWllv HAM !- OR BRISKET Per Pound TLNDEKIZEJ) POT ROASTS -i ! i i ! BACON : I BACON ! I LlIll CHEESE round Whole or Half T OP QUALITY Per Pound U GROUND BEEF CHEESE IT-- No. 27c 33c SODAS 39c Vi Cans KRAET VfLVI ETA Quick Quaker per pound 23c 1 for Black -- !4 Lb. FUN A Tall Cans OAFS Lb. .TEA High Sea 'small) Lb. Package 2 POWDERED 39c 31c 31 e Hills per pound 6 oz. He Larrre Package 35c COFFEE 29c SHRIMPS SUGAR RISOIJICK 2c for COCOA 57c Hersheys Star Kist, Solid No oz 2 SKIPPY 9c No y4 Pacific Cut Quart Franco American, Peanut Butter Libby's MiracL? Whip Spaghetti Vi Devil Meat Hunts No. 2'i can 2 Campbell Chicken, VIENNA Sausage, Libby, 1 SOUP can .7e 303 l.ihhy's Campbells, Vegetable CORNBEEF!9c 12 oz. 1 Li x. soup 12 oz. 26 can Vi Tall cans BEANS. Hunts 12( Lunch Meat 37c KEYKO, Per Pound rk?. PR EM Angle. CARROTS Happy Nest No. 10 0 Jar 16 oz. VEGETABLES Spring Garden, 29c Oz cans LAEGI LEMONS D?l Maiz, Cream 2 12 JAM MED" ORANGES YAMS CORN - Vegaiabes iaKGE D,39c 25c Sunkist 59c PEAS ij ' tlru ) My Uncle Dan got the name of "Dependable Dan" because you can always count on him. In my business, servicing cars, being dependable goes a long way with folks- - so we try to do dependable service at 1st East and Main. nnnrannni- run 61 o mil) Everyday Is Saturday indicate?' There are mai: and varied c;;in- ions on this poi:;t, but few hard and fast convictions. Meanwlvle, all the car makers will be rendy for the competitive market when it comes. a simple, but definitely not easy, formula given ' by Lamot Du indusPont, multimillionaire trialist and one of the world's richest men: "Work hard, save your money, and invest it." Sounds easy, doesn't it? But the head of the billion-dolla- r Du Pont empire says he doesn't think young fellows will like it. He made that statement after being told that young men might value his advice. "No, I don't think they'd like it," he said, "for I'd tell them to save their money and stop squandering it." J STOWS . visited Saturday in Farnun.ton m. wiin Air. ana Mrs. Dean Grover. Thev also visited at Rv with and Mr, Verl Grover and at with Mr. and Mrs. Ogden TT1 uniu- - c., G!a R. UnWhd Orders Want to know how CHICAGO. to make a million dollars? Here's us-.- J cx-b- Tn M Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Carl coombs and sons in Sacramento. Hard Way to Get Million Darsd by Industrialist i :s are " ii, ) 11 Arlo Adams Says "Ios f times str. - ne DETROIT. One of the automo bile industry's biggest intangibles is its unfulfilled order list. If the claims of only a few of the sales chiefs of the various com panies are reasonably correct, the backlog cf orders now calls for more thin 7,000.000 cars. But there is something unreal about that total. Some industry of ficials say it has more "water"- - in it than appears on the surface. Still others assert it is loaded with du plications. Nearly every car maker agrees it would vanish overnight should anything cut into current public buying power. The car makers themselves are not putting too much reliance on the backlog. Without exception they are developing their merchandising divisions as though the competitive era were close at hand. Probably the backlog is loaded with duplications: many of the new cars that reach the used car lots come through duplicated orders. And probably if deliveries are delayed long enough, most of the duplicated orders will become real. But whatever may be the true picture of the order backlog, most industry chroniclers agree the present market could not instantly absorb 7,000,000 more new automobiles were it possible for the industry to offer immediate delivery of that number. Moreover, the nation's highway system couldn't ; hsorb them. Best this year's end estimates are t vehicles on the will find 41. C00.: nation's highwa ;. So, the quest o is being asked iii some quarto, i. "is the buyers' market closer t ,n the order list would of Mrs. Guv end Colken, Eberhart Zundell visited accompanied by Mrs. Jule with her daughter, ris were present at a session in Mrs. R?id OykT. the Logan Temple, Monday. Mrs. - f-a- kLZzr turns Mr. and Mrs. Van Hendricks Logan " IVn i of Biggest Intangible SHORTS MSDAY Hendricks Sandall. v.- - Mrf Fcdnq Car Industry vjyAi. i ten AWt FARROW Mn ThataSlS her husband who 6, 7, 8, LaddHeed outteri t comfort t... """j Diij. Deanna has returned to her home after of Logan, were Sunday dinner spending ten days with her aunt guests at tlv? home of Mr and and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mrs. Leon Kerr U1 AUQ ftlJS b wath their par- - T spoke. R. H. p1.; gave a piano spent Sunday MasonEzra Reta and her 6rand jents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garn num vn.11tu ait. and Watkin Mr. and Mrs. Arch Richardsen Stv Mr !a triP to Toledo- Ohio, m of Tremonton spent the week- end with her parent, Mr. and rweyvSe anS 5 and Mri RalPh Grover Ld Mrs Mrs Leo Farnsworth. Clifford Cannon and faSv wer, and daughters Janice and Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coombs left !e Mr. and MrS mnvinor tj Cov. Mil -- - W'ienVlh ac-ie- horse COPPER in his I111"3 With f. Friday for California. They lVn. aim airs, Mr and M Spackman and Mrs. Elmer u Spackxoan and son of Pingree xaano. Mrs. Elmer Spackman is in califoi, ALSO 3W re- - """.: r,vnsnovyS Utah Tremonton, S Tremonton START AT 7:00 P. M. j LEADER, army' They wm They visited on their way home also visit a daughter cf the in Ogden for a lew days with joicmg ov?r the arrival of a son Coombs' Mrs. Earl Wwv arrt th"ir 0r Mr. and Mrs. Georee born MnnHciu if tln II. Coombs. Ulc VAllfV iIIOS- - far,!!!,, t wlieaiiiornia. Pital. have They three Hon on Nish of River Heights other ...... ot, cnuoren. . . visited m ..;. iwa. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Secrist! uiiiornia ter . . Mr. Mrs. and Rozel Zundel. Miss a ft spent Monday in Ogden where Mrs" John Sohlom of Farm' the! nt mther MrSweek with hefjar s n. tsaney. daughter Mr. anri Mrs Pr,esident Robert J. Potter was1 M Srs to8 Burton and daughters. tnn the guest speaker at the Sunday amify and Mrs" J" L" Overmen Mrs f and Mr and Air. - itb chins IT - Per Pound MILD CURE P.v The Pie( ,ANCV r S,K,:" Per Pmn Pi r 1 Pound PURE WHITE i Pound Paikase MILD CREAM - - i Prr Pund K tlW I T Tl 29c 59c 40c 48c 49c 55c 69c 49c |