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Show MILFORD (UTAH) NEWS THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 1953 3 - Featured fo-r- Gooloty - Club s Mrs. SEVENTY-FIV- THURS.-FRI.-SA- oz can 15 37c DERBY EGG NOODLES with z CHICKEN jar .... 33c 16-o- HUNT'S NEW POTATOES 3 cans 29c CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP CAMPBELL'S 17c BLUE PLATE CANNED YAMS 37c BORDEN'S SALAD DRESSING PIERCE'S PEAS - 11 oz can US LEG OF MUTTON US 10c DEP'T. MEAT RIB STEAKS 30c pints 33c lb. Good Good Grade Lean, Fresh Ground 39c lb. SLICED BACON Ends 43c lb. SHORTENING BAKERITE BEEF POT ROAST US Selma Kirk assisting with the program. Answering roll call were Mrs. Kirk, Mrs ' and Garnet Garfield, Helen Banks, Nettie Kirk, Patsy Garfield, Rosemary Davie and " 3 lb can 79c Grade Good 49c lb. White Market FREE DELIVERY 1 BUY ADVERTISED BRANDS We got 'em New Buicks SEWING was enjoyed by the following ladies last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Emma Griffiths: Mrs. Verna Tomsik, Mrs lone Mrs. Seldonna Easton, Baxter, Mrs. Vvs Baxter, Mrs. In.ne Griffiths. Mrs. Clysta Mrs. Olive Root, Hutchings, Mrs. Florence Beard and Mrs. Thelma Gillins. A salad course was served by Mrs. Griffiths late in the evening. MRS. ANY STYLE ANY MODEL s AND SPECIALS Mrs. David Reese, Miss Norma Reese, Mrs. LaDawn Frazier Mrs. Lois Kirk, Mrs. Enid Fotheringham, Mrs. Helen Smith, and Mrs. Dixie Lamb. Whist was Monte Carlo played, with Norma, Enid and LaDawn receiving the prizes. mrc THE 51 BUM 0R HNi, Radio. Blua Body. SIDE Vary Clean. it Grey Top. You rnn but now it's $1DUU Wat $1640. won't baliave 51 49 P0NT1AC DEUXE 4-D0- COMMANDER Ragal Deluxe. 4DR. Has overdrive, radio, flulD 48 transmissioru heater, heayv duty tim. Excellent for hunting or fishing $900 or family use axle. WF?TF.RflARD CONNELL.en-taine- ROSARIANS of .- in -in . f want a suit you can scrub, well-protect- d California has put oil to work for the weaver, the baker, the beauty aid maker. This being Oil Progress Week, it's a good time to point out that oil men help provide thousands of things you don't buy in a service station. Suits, for instance! That wrinkle-resistamodel you may be wearing was woven from an ingredient developed in our research laboratories. Bread, too! Millions of loaves were wrapped last year in paper coated with Standard wax. Whenever you light a candle, polish a shoe, or empty a milk carton, you may be using wax turned out by Standard Oilers. And when your wife, creams her face we're Evolved, too. Each year we supply H million oils to cosmetic makd gallons of 10 million for jars of face cream. ersenough These examples of oil's place in modern living emphasize one important point. The oil industry has moved from kerosene to synthetic fabrics in one short generation and so have you. Oil progress is your progress. nt oil-bo- rn highly-refine- 4-D- STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA plans ahtad to sorve yoa better Good Luck, Hunters, But . SS. WAS $1200 NOTICE TO H0f,re()s SHOOT AT ? V iHSULATORSjy la .... BAG! fflOAA V $1000 $100 REWARD $850 THIS WEEK ONLY Vf y IS OFFERED FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF ANYONE SHOOTING POWER LINES OR INSULATORS HAVE YOU RECEIVED EVERY. CAR SOLD IS WINTERIZED AND GUARANTEED yet! et a Fall fMhJooi are found In cotton rwtllaKv bag this year! This Ul-n- Schramm's Auto Service MILFORD, UTAH jrount lady haa taken four eottoa farUllser baa, with a llnen-li- lt appearance, dyed them a dark green fall shade, and made a ver-atlcoat areas U add U aer awareba. office A BONUS BULB ? lie Sure to fill out the card you received with your power statement and If Not trade-in- s . $1)UU Dump Truck. S yx20 tiret) transmission. Late model motor, extra gas tank and the most liberal . R. COUPE 5-PA- Vary Clean. $19,600 actual miles. Droppad from $1055 10-pl- secticidesand thousands of other products. And that's because oil companies like Standard invest millions each year to find new ways to make oil serve you better. Questions or comments about our Company or industry are welcome. Write to Standard Oil Company of California. P. O. Box 3495-E-, San Francisco, California. St Courtesy on the highway JAA! contagious try ill FROM FERTILIZER d What comes from a drum of ofl? Tires, medi. cines, nylons, detergents, plastics, paints, in- $14UU, 51 STUDE COMMANDER 49 P0NT1AC il face cream, or a loaf? Then we can help you, for Standard Oil Company of if FOURTH AVE. AT MAIN ii 0R Was $1490. now 42 MACK DUMP TRUCK 4Vs-yar- V. v a 4-D0- Overdrive. Heater. Good Rubber good motor. Was $1345. now milec A Very Good .... ? - V Bridget's Parish offered Mass Oct. 11th for the speedy recovery of their pastor. Father Valine. During the Mass, which was celebrated by Father Spellen, the ladies recited the Rosary, led by Sister Mary Francine of Salt Lake City. The chapel was filled with and townspeople (Ml AO parishioners number of spiritual bou yllUU and a are quets being sent to Father Hydromatic; Low Mileage CHEV CARRYALL Very Clean; 21.000 MART ' Valine. 50 BUCK hoat-r- . aromatic drive, ..Was $1393 (MOAP we're giving you $100 Hvdromatic. radio. heater. Very Clean, was $1175 ' Hoi-lis- , members of the Milford Vailey Past Presidents of the G I A Monday, Oct. 12, with a delicious Chinese dinner at the Hong Kong Cafe private dining room. A short business session was held, with Vice President Mrs. Connell presiding. The rest of the afternoon was spent playing bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. J. P. Holm, Mrs. Glen Barnes, and Mrs. W. G. White. Other members present were Mrs. Vern Shingleton, Mrs. Ronald Banks, Mrs. Dave Erickson, Mrs. Del Fowles and Mrs. O. R. Smith. ONLY THREE LEFT HARDTOP COUPES V-8- mum ...... ATKIN KATHRYN MRS. A. H. New Studes ,siTOi(mmiiiiie' and Mrs. Marilyn Fotheringham honored Mrs. Mary Albrecht at a stork shower Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Fotheringham. Guests included Mrs. Ra mona Smith, Mrs. LaRee Mrs. Nona Giliins, Mrs. Bar bara Jones, Miss Shirley Smith entertained her bridge club last Wednesday evening. Enjoying the occasion were Mrs. Toni Uf fens, Mrs. Maudell Crane, Holbrook. Mrs. Dorothy Kizer, Mrs. DorNew articles were added to Morris, Mrs. Verge Goodthe and additional othy and three invited guests, win work was done in preparing the Mrs. Willie Weston, Mrs. Ina house numbering project. Norton and Mrs. Norma Yount. The educational, part of the Mrs. Yount, Mrs. Goodwin program featured Patterns of and Mrs. Morris received the Perfection from our manual prizes. chapter on Mental Power. Selma Kirk gave a very interESCALANTE Auxiliary 1546 esting report on the life of the first army nurse in history, held its regular business meetMary Ann Bickerdyke. Verl ing Oct. 13 in St. Bridget's hall, Horton talked on new drugs and with President Virginia U'Ren some of the recent advance- presiding. Bernice Stewart, ments in medicine. essay chairman, reported the Tasty refreshments were en- essay contest will be conducted joyed after the business session. by the high school. Mrs. Dora Smithson, hospital chairman, the quota check had reported Want-Ada News Get Results been mailed. Delicious pimpkin pie and coffee were served by hostesses Mrs. Lillian Atkin and Mrs. Frances Kinross. and get 'em! Come TotheWeaverLthe Baiter, : the Beauty Walter ISO by-law- s, WHERE FINE FOLK AND FINE FOOD MEET PHONE FOUR FOR FOOD Phone Al-me- FULL LINE OF DEER AND DUCK HUNTERS SUPPLIES REMINGTON AMMO The MEMBERS lodge met at THE EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA Sorority held their regular business and educational meeting on Monday, Oct. 12, at the home of Verl Horton, with 69c lb. GROUND BEEF E of the Rbekah the Methodist church to celebrate the annual visit of the president of Utah Rebekah lodges. Mrs. Nettie Parker, and Warden Editrt h r officers. Farnsworth. Conductor Elva Sedgwick, Past Grand Loretta Schumann, Elizabeth Heckler and Mae West. A lovely banquet was served, after wh'ch all members met in the OOF Hall for the busiconducted by ness meeting, Nobl Grand Nelouise Schow Mrs. Parker gave a wonderful talk on "Friednship, Love and Faith." Other visitors also made addresses. Out of town Rebekahs visiting the local lodge at this meeting included four from Ogden, one from Tremonton, four from Salt Lake, one from Midvale. T. NALLEY'S BEEF STEW Palrida Wiyiaina Editor l.p0 WATT LAMP AS A BONUS. If you have misplaced the card, phone our I.amp delivery free offer expires Oct. 30th Telluride Power Company la A Free-Enterpri- se Tax-Payin- g Industry ' |