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Show THE LERI FPX Thursday, May 16, 1935 Newly Improved Floor Latest Music Hits New Decorations New Sound Equipment Thursday PBES3 Two b.g f V'-- 15 East 1st South, Salt Lake, 9:30 u 3 lb. Can89c 5 for 19c Raisins, ounce package 11 Old Dutch Cleanser if - 3 for 23c - 60 lb. Can $3.49 3 Pounds 29c Prunes, Fancy Pack 2 Bars 19c Palm Olive Soap 2 for 39c m M 2 Pound Packages 21c A-l Brand Soda 2 lb. Package 21c A- -l Brand Graham Crackers M 63c M Catsup, No. 10 Can M $1.59c n Flour, Unity or Thrift, 48 Pound Bag Honey and is week-Mr- High School of entrance March (For graduates). 1. Mrs-- Mrs, Thumas Collede very ill at her home this 8 p. m. May 24, 1935 Herman Swensou Lake City. Sail in spent Friday M. J. B. Coffee, n Ban COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Lake City, Joseph liackett of Salt k with his father. the spending Mr- - M r. US M. and ? 1 p. Tab and Buns Dance Saturday, May 18th m "" 16 Auditorum Band Eraia Schow 2, Invocation 3 "School Favorite" (Overture) Band 4. u Youth Is Awakening," Salutatory Address to Meta "Shoulder Shoulder," 5. Christensen 6. "Moonbeams" .....Ladies' Glee -I." Address. Than .Keith Erickson A Cause Greater 7. 8. "Adventuring at Home, Address. . V V. " tvan Le0 Hadfield and Bana 9. "Tramp, Tramp." Cornet Solo Tom Woffund 10. "Redressing Mankind," Address. Mixed Choru. 11. "Come Where the Lillies Bloom 12. "Ambitions and Achievements, Hanu valedictory. .Pansy -Charles Roberta Trail Mates," Vocal Solo 13. 14. Presentation of Senior Class Principal D. R. Mitchell 15. Awarding of Diplomas. .A- - B. Anderson, School Board Mem. Ronald Pri 16. "Willow Echoes," Cornet Solo 17. "Pals of Ours" and "Steal Away".. . . .'. Male GZ 18. Benediction Evans ' owning Senior Class 19. High School Song. reported s. a m ft M 1K ft Wilson Ritchie of Charleston and is a guest of her parents, Mr, Rothe. Max Mrs, Miss Vera Brown of Salt Lake City, was a Sunday guest of her parents, m Mr. and Mrs. James Brown. ft Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goates ed Mrs- - Joseh W. Goates of Salt Lake ft Jfnsonh Colledee, who was taken ill ft last week is repoted as able to be ft around again. ft Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buckwalters of ft American Fork, were Sunday guests W of Mr. and Mrs. James Gray. ft visitM ft City, Sunday afternoon. ft Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rassmussen ft of Salt Lake City, were mother's Day 19c 4 Cans ft guests of Mrs. Mary .it. Gold Dust Cleanser ft Misses Ruth Robinson and Utella 39c for Half 2 ft Smith and Howard Whimpey .spent Packages Upton Tea, ft at the home of Dr. and 125 ft Roll 15c n Wax Paper M Sunday Robinson of Farmington. ft k and ft Mr. and Mrs. Juniuswith Banks Mr. Banks' h Sunday spent family ft sister, Mrs. A. E. Cobbley of Pleasft ant Grove. 10c Cup ft Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilchrist and Strawberries Fresh N Lake City, were ft children of Salt 2 15c Pounds ft Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Utah guests day Asparagus ft Gilchrist and Mr. and Mrs. James as H Bananas 4 Pounds 25c ftft Brown. ft President and Virgil Peterson 1 15c Dozen M and Miss Lillian Knudsen furnished ft Oranges he program at the Alpine Sacraft mental n meeting, Sunday evening. W inn- - Mrs- 3 II when you - Fruits and Vegetables E C L E Radishes 2 Bunches 5c ft &g ft P(B(0)pDe9s ft ft PI10HE 76 POCKETS OR M 6 PURSES The difference between prosperity and hard times ia a matter of pockets and purses, whether they are empty or full of money that is where shopping at BROADBENT'S We serve you with the highest quality of Groceries " is always a saving. ....... always. (D)(D)po STATE 70 29c Fresh Bridalvale Butter. Wonder Bread. . .312 oz. loaves 10c .3 pounds for 25c Macroni 3 lbs. for 25c Powdered Sugar 18c BEAT ft ft ft Mrs. Sarah A. K. Smith who has been very ill for the past two weeks is reported improving. Hospital Notes LOOflUTEtIS ...... 59c Ladies' Garments, all size's Men's ?fcc. It will pay you to buy yours while they last. SPRING AND SUMMER HATS You do not have to go to Salt Lake to buy your new hat with our assortment to pick from at the right prices. Chiffon Hose, full fashioned, all the new shades, only 49c, others at 39c and ?5c Silk Bloomers and Panties 25c and up ST., LEW m Misses Fern Marsh, Maud Hackett, Joseph Hackett and C C." Hackett spent Sunday in Alpine at the Joseph F. Marsh home. Mrs. James R. Atkinson returned to hsr home in Salt Lake City, Monday Interesting points in and around Salt following a short visit with her mother Lake City, Saturday. They were in Mrs. Bernard Webb. charge of H. A. Fitzgerald. The Senior Class held a canyon party, Mr. and Mrs. Junius Banks, daughThe following patients receive Tuesday. They visited treatment at the Lent Hospital this Cave in American Fork Timpanogos ter, Margaret and Miss Maud HacCanyon and kett attended the funeral service for "' week: enjoyed luncheon followng the hike to A. E. Cobbley at Pleasant Grove, Fri- the cave. They were chaperoned by dayAm... of Gaisford R. Mrs. Edward i. .., Mia Margaret Thurman. erican Fork, had a major operation The family of Mrs. Bernard Webb performed Friday. met at her home Thursday evening honoring her birthday anniversary. Miss Pearl Peterson had a cyst reThose present were Mr. and Mrs. hand moved from her Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Coates enter- Wesley Jense of Pleasant Grove; Mrs. tained at a family dinner, Sunday. James R. Atkinson of Salt Lake City; A fine son was born to Mrs. Dean Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Webb and Mr. Powell at the local hospital, Saturday Carlton Wilson was a business and Mrs. Robert Webb. May 11. Mother and baby reported to visitor to Salt Lake City, Monday. be "just fine." Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson of Salt Betty Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Lake City, spent Sunday in Lehi Jack Welker of Cedar Fort, received Mrs. Carlton Wiilson is reported ill with their parents. Mrs. Anderson treatment for an injured arm, Sun- this week. remaining for a short viist with her day. mother, Mrs. Levi Phillips. Westag Coffee, pound pouno! 19c M. & J- - Coffee. 34c Salad Whip Dressing, quart 3 Cans 10c Deviled Meat 10c 5c Salmon, Tall Can 5c Raisins, not a seed, package.. .15c Pineapple, No. 2 Can Pork and Beans, Pierce s No 2H . .10c 4c Jell-we- ll, all flavors 10c Clabber Girl Baking Powder 0c Peas, Can 10c Can Corn, Mrs. John Smith was taken home, ...64c Sugar, 10 Pounds ..20c and 25c Monday. Oranges, dozen. 6c , Bananas, Pound be Mrs. Leonard Peterson of Spanish lettuce, fresh solid head. Peanut Butter, large bottle. ...... 30c Fork, had a minor operation perform15c Wheat Puffs, large bag 12c ed, Saturday. She was taken home, Shrimps, can 10c Tuesday. half pound bag Cocoanut, 25c 2 lb. Soda or Graham 21c Mrs. J. R. Goodwin had her tonsils Crackers "Climax Wall Paper Cleaner, 3 for 25c removed. Tuesday. 10 Bars 23c White Soap. . . These are only a few, it is imposHomer Trinnaman received treat- sible to list all the specials so we invite you to visit us. ment for boils, Tuesday. HERE'S A SPECIAL YOU CANT i - I f . Win ft .ft - Miss Nelda Davis spent two days Mrs. LeRoy Worley entertained a this week at Pleasant Grove with her group of girls at her home Monday sister, Mrs. Audrey Swenson. evening, honoring the fourteenth Thomas Powers and Carlton Wil- birthday anniversary of her daughter, Phylis. Games' and dainty reson were Mercur visitors, Tuesday freshments were enjoyed by the group. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Slater of PleasMrs. James Zimmerman and Henry ant Grove, were Sorenson attended a birthday Monday evening party guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barnhart. at Midvale, Tuesday evening, given in They spent Tuesday with Mr. and honor of Mrs-- Mary E. Yates. Mrs. Nephi Slater. Mrs. Roy Davis and children and Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Latest reports from the John Hutch-ing- s Miss Ruth McMain of Salt Lake Citv. Mrs. J. L. Barnhart were Mr. and home are that Mr. Hutchings spent Sunday with Mrs. James ZimMrs. Fon Wharburton and children shows marked impovement and is do- merman. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nielson of ing as well as possible. Mrs Sydney Gilchrist, Miss Ida Pleasant Grove. Thurman, Mb Margaret Thurman Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and and Mr. and Mrs . Ray Carson spent Miand Sunday with Salt Lake relatives. Mrs. A. B. And on Mrs. Gilchrist remained for a short Mrs. Harold Johnson, anil famil and Mrs.sV, A. Anderson and visit with her won. family oi &ait Lke Uty, Mr. and Mrs. Her63c and 98o White Purses Mrs. Russell Worlton, Mr. and man Goates and family and Mr. and Kiddies White Slippers, Newest Mrs. Evans Anderson and Glen Smith and Keith Erickson were Mrs. Thomas Timms of family. Centerville, Styles at New Prices. awarded the prizes in the Boy's Day were guests of Mr. and Mrs. 9 R. B. Dress Shoes and WJiite Ladies' Sport "Whisker Growing" contest Both Worlton, Lehi relatives received announce Saturday. Low Prices. all at Special ments this week of the birth of a boys were showing a hardy growth of New Dress Prints, Fast Color, black "whiskers on their faces, when daughter to Mr. and Mr. Ralph 15c Yard just Powell of Alcova, Wyoming on Sunthe prizes were awarded Thursday It Pays To Shop and Save at afternoon. day. May 12th. Mother and baby both fi rv is It requested that all cemetery motherreported to be doi , rv r. was Miss Beth Turner of this vw. iois vt 'cieanea oy May 20th, Just Phone Your Oder We Deliver Graduating Class enjoyed a tour of LEHI CITY COUNCIL cuy Deiore her marriage. HIGH SCHOOL NEWS c I WATER HEATING at Sun- Mrs- f R f gr ille only way for you to determine, to your own satisfac tion, why Efectric Water Heating is superior to any other kind of water heating service in your home, is to try it. We offer .you an opportunity to do this very thing . . . ENTIRELY AT C'JR RISK . . . with no strings whatever. We will install this modern service, you use it for 60 days. If you are r?ot convinced that 5t brings comfort and convenience beyond comparison, that it is a tremendous value at out it comes, we refund whatever payments you have made on the equipment, and you have in a very low cost, -: vested nothing. You can't lose on such a proposition. TRY ELECTRIC WATER HEATING AT OUR RISK'. You can have on Electric Water Heater in your home for $5.00. down and monthly payments as low os $Z50. Phone us or drop in. We are ready to install it AT O0R RISK. . . . - Qectricity Is The Biggest Bargain I10TICE Broadbent's . c&iLEjBnr In The Honj e. |