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Show LEADER THE Tremor. ton. UfH Scouts At Jamboree Eastman Kodafc plant and the other group going to historical areas of special interest to L. D. S. people. From this point, the train will proceed either to Schenectady, New York or Boston, Massachusetts and from there aboard boat either down the Hudson River or on the Atlantic Ocean to New York City. Two days of crowded activity at New York seeing the Statue of liberty, the Empire State Building- Central Park, Times Square, Radio City Music Hall will be included. From New York, the Scouts will go directly to the Camp at Valley Forge where they , will spend nine days, swapping souveniors and engaging in ac- - f tivities which will long be remembered. After the Jamboree, the Scouts will stop for two days in Washington, D. C. where they will visit the Capitol Building, Supreme Court Building, Library of Congress, the White House, the Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson memorials, Arlington, Mount Smithsonian Institute and the Bureau of engraving and printing and other national "Vernon, From Washington, the delegation will go directly to St. Louis where a stop will be made for another big league ball game and swim. From there, they will continue on to Denver for a trip through the Mint and then "home hrough the Royal Gorge. "Two weeks of activity", said Doctor Draper, "Which could not Te experienced any other way except through a Boy Scout Jam- boree." "It would cost twice as much" said Doctor Draper, "to ake this trip as an individual, but since it is for a Jamboree, special rates have been granted by railroads and others who will be involved. It may still be possible", he said "for other Scouts to go and if they plan to do so, they should Immediaely contact Boy Scout headquarters in the Kiesel Building in Ogden where full details can be secured as to arrangements, registrations and other details. The cost is so amazingly low", he said, "that parents should immediately inquire about it and assure their son of this fine experience " LIFE" AD FEATURES LOCAL DEALER Water and lists availability of the service in .Tremonton Garland and vicinity. David "Soft dealer, whose name also appears in the ad. pointed out that the Culligan system with almost a thousand outlets In the United States and Canada Is the world's largest. The advertisement takes two pages and shows the names of every dealer under the provocative heading. "These are Culligan Dealers". Is there one in your community. Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Udy motored to Salt Lake Sunday to visit LaVoy Udy at the Vets, Mrs- SMm ip :T.f 3 V5, SAVE by the can! SAVE by ths Fancy Peas CAN 6 CAN PRICE PRICE 15 87 1.69 .18 1.05 2.05 - SliZeiililcl s t n N Cr R 1 lisiciie rt Fresh, Top Qualify DEL MONTE Early Garden No 303 doxen! SAVE by the dozen! SAVE by the casa! 1 SUGAR BELLE Under, Swel No 303 - V, DOZEN Pancake 1 B. Enriched Flour. For All Home Bak.ng 50 lb A 3 Tnd Peat 2.43 1.23 21 17 Oi AIRWAY GARDENSIDE Tndi. Ungraded Fresh Populor Flavor 1.13 57 10 No 303 70 iOiOSSiifl lbs. P., Golden Sweet 11 Ox Rich, Fresh NIBLETS V P.. Golden Coffee HIGHWAY .11 1.23 63 DEL MAIZE C. S., Golden 1.75 89 15 No 303 GARDENSIDE Sea Foods lel5 59 10 . Choice Peaches CAN DOZEN PRICE PRICE Vj first j life. - Bea: lie. ) four Rich In Real nnrt inci I..wwri Price..S a ao ( Tree f' t I that W ml m thi I in ;re 1 !n 1932 and a intowi I V lb. tin ' Cook stheL. She Sliced or Halve No. 3tl .23 1.35 . 2.65 LIBBY'S Halve No. 2'1.. 2.89 1.47 25 Slice! or Horvee No. 30J 2.49 1.25 .22 h , 1.. CAN Pineapple OOZEN PRICE 30 No. 2li 2.49 1.77 LIBBY'S 33 No. avi. 3.85 1.95 PINEAPPLE 1.83 31 3.63 PINEAPPLE by 't, Fancy Cruhed 28 1.45 2.85 75 .13 civic a 10 riany, 59 s the i'iee 21 1.23 isilyl I Canned Meafs 1.45 CAN 6 CAN PRICE PRICE 1.00 I 751 i 7.98 Miscellaneous CAN 4 PRICE WIC! CAN has No. DOZEN ot 47 ....., Eraar :ber o is TOMATOES m Hi ay, ai Kity ,14 9 J 4 Ox a.. . Cook ffi.nir SAUERKRAUT rran 13 Lomond Valley No. 2Vi.. 73 it, in D. 10 Dennison't 2.10 1.07 8 Bt teasio: 50 PORK & BEANS libby't, Vienna of 3 PUMPKIN 93 i Stani 80 some Moonbeam No. . 8 1.00 spast SPINACH LIBBY'S vm 17 a Emerald Bay, Fancy No. 2 4.83 3 Hdre Highway No. a.. 2.43 faei Candc s the Gardenside, Cut Gr.en LIBBY'S .41 J try, i eons 2.44 ,4.84 4k Oi am the tpniz; 'ized 13 TANG Tasty lunch Meat the irs, 17 o jniof JUICE 5.25 4.10 .69 1. SAUSAGE PINEAPPLE JUICE Libby't No. 211 years ITS. -- Potted Meats No. 2.. 45 JUICE 1.15 2.65 .45 Corned Beef Dole, Fancy Sliced No. a.. 8 Townhouso. Grapefruit No. 2 Prince Leo, Alaska Pin No. 1 12 large Peon coim BEANS HARPER HOUSE Fancy Sartletti 66; jresidei Societ; 4ft 59 the jf 11 JUICE CAN PRICE Keren' Sunny Dawn, Tomato No 2 4.29 2.15 36 Ri :ard JUICE" SALMON No CAN :!esson Strain.d Baby Food 3.33 1.67 .10 Dutch Harbor. Red 2.43 3.59 SARDINES SALMON Baby Food five f CAN PRICE Cherub. Unsurpassed (or Goodness Tall Can STAR KIST Elberto Proertono No. 1.23 Milk OOZEN 1.30 28 WESTPEAK ..21 PRICE CLEARWATER Tempest No V4... C, PRICE & GERBER'S Blue label. Solid Meat No. V2 CASTLE CREST 6 CAN ...22 Grated Light Meat. Tuna Fish No. Lib r jf MILK Flaked Tuna CAN CAN TORPEDO No C. S., Bantam & - at: .J Societ; V. P., Whole Kernel 12 Ox Pears Rich Mayonnaise for our "Big March Food Sale" pin Flapjack Syrup S 79 Q "Some,hin9 Special", Fresh, 0 0 it& 72 1.89 95 16 . lb EDWARD'S 1.59 82 1 Quality Coffee at a Soving DOZEN PRICE .14 V Y. pint i NOB HILL 6 CAN CAN PRICE COUNTRY HOME No. 2 i II' Several Jars - J. I J i Fancy Corn 12 Ox. .lb ciO- Fresh Cascade, You Will Want !fS Aw iJfi Voffle Flour & GREEN GIANT O'GOLD ELBERTA One of the most unusual advertisements to appear In a national magazine is seen in the IMarch 20 Issue of "Life". The ad tells about Culligan Slander, local kba? M'km 'V 0 .x 16 Ox 58 S if. mil 5.'- ai: 4 affa at th sons George Quinney spent Monday with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Muir in Salt Lake City. - m and HI S fi 11 GICSIS S.r.'.b. SALMON HADDOCK..'!" . CO-HI- ti5z RYAN ,b T FILLET SOLE COD FILLET SHRIMP 7 Wilson'. Skinned, Smoked lb. Whole or Half WHITING EFL E3Z u H 59c 39 ib HURRICANE Jon and Dorothy Lamour Jy2 to Attend the ORPHEUM Z7 l,9,',d' R.oil, Trimmed, Shonl Rem.ved ..... ...bunch Vi Ib. pkg. 14c 5c 1 Ib Ib 42 49c 42 55 53 6y 55 l.lls lb. pkg. l If Hh sent Aortn,.m Honey Royal Satin Sunnybank LftKV Fleet Mix5! California GREEN PEPPERS lb ::T:C'". 19 Momter Goms, Fin. Pi versi 7a arsi ?chf Prol Choice Snowball U. S. No. 1, Sweet, Green JBSi' 8"Quo,i' 1, .llj BA his Syrup ts&zOS Preserves S!i5r. V&F DATES 9c Juicy, Seedless, Whit. U. S. No. 1, New Spring Crop, Mild Flavor . ... JKtT ((j GRAPEFRUIT GREEN ONIONS Mi J,, Lanay 7c Mew Potatoes U.S. No. Gra,,,c,,u,,,,lo''a, LUNCHEON MEAT FRANKFURTERS PICNICS Smo" s" Smok,d SIRLOIN STMK , lb. CAULIFLOWER 19 SLICED BACON -C- O-HIT Q ICON 39 JSS.,, toSi m u s - CUT UP FRYERS PORK jOAST ,0"onBuH,'No,,yBol,," PORK SPARE SUNDAY to WEDNESDAY, MARCO 12 to 15 lss U. S. No. 1 , Crisp, Tender, Clip Tops Gem Squares, Mild Flavor Cello Pkg. 39 BEEF ROAST It Costs It lb. Sea Food iUfYKj wo&j 11 P FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Tclut Mints Tender Short Ribs of Beef, Delicious for Baking ADMISSION KIDS 10c ADULTS 45c "foffi s L ORPHEUM THEATRE MARCH 10 Typical Safeway C Savi Jell-We- 27 ll tUlai -- He u ?5f C J Cor ch Jri , rc! -- BB Cb 19 Pof ORANGES Fanty, Sweet, Juicy, All Siies RADISHES Ib. 9c APPLES Ex. Fey. Fey., Crisp Delicious or Ronte Sauty... New Crop, Perfect lor Solads U. S. No. 1, TOMATOES Ib. "C U. S. No. t, Solid Ripe Slit.rs tube AVOCADOS POTATOES Calavo, California's Finest, U. S. No. 1, large Site ' bunch Ib. 20 "A" Size, Rus.etts 10 la. meih bag PRODUCE PRICES SUBJECT TO DAILY MARKET CHANCHS i9c I Tvunroj ( ! C. 1 B' an, :M 5 ."! |
