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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE South Cottonwood HOLLADAY HOME BAKERY i. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilier and son, Why work over that hot stove this summer when you can get that really Limit Quantities) Quarts MavonnJse, (Nally's) Pints Sandwich 2 27c 15c 25c 15c pts Spread, (Xally's) 2 Pints 25c 25c Pints large oval can, Booth's, 3 for bardines, large oval, Van Lamp s. Certo Honev, 2'2 lbs Pineapple, Size 2x2 Fancy Libby's Dill Pickles, Size 2y2 Catsup, Size 2J2, 2 for Tea, Schillings, Green or Black, y2 lb Peanut Butter, 1 lb. jar Peanut Butter, 2 lb. jar Sardines, SHOP - and 7c 29c 29c 17c 19c 25c r vJ& Corn Flakes, Kellogg's, or Toasties, Small 3-- 3-- Par 34c 35c Schilling Coffee, lb Schilling Coffee, 2 lbs 1 35c 15c 69c $1.35 Schilling Coffee, 4 lbs 25c Milk, Large can 5c C. Kelvinator it isn't fully PHONE: Holladay 190 48th Blue Ribbon Budweiser Ballantine Gesundhert automatic South at HyUnd Drive Let us demonstrate it to you 4811 South Slat Murray, X Holladay Society n BP a al- Ils-alile- ERWIN MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Dealer MURRAY 478S South State Street fy; as of technical (momentarily (more bullish) or fundamental permanently constructive). For two and a half years big banks have sat baold and watched security prices decline without any attempting As a resident of Salt Lake County you naturally So of. to measures speak supiort want business conditions better in your own It may be Just possible, and as county. many believe, that the move Is no cost. this do at extra can help fundamental In that the bankers family Every have at this time sensed a bargatn Buy everything; at home owned institutions. Wasatch Dairy Farms is a locally owned concern. and are going to take advantage. And they shall probably keep their Selling Real Fresh Churned Buttermilk at the Dairv. for 15c a (ration. purchases from hanging over the Raw jersey or pasteurized sweet milk and demarket for some time. licious cream. Some say that not knowing where This Dairy's production of milk scores 100 else to put their money through the with Salt Lake City Board of Health. slow summer months they have Retail and Wholesale Delivery seen safety In the bond market thru the strength of their own support The also realize that insurance and trust companies shall practically be forced to window dressing la the bond market W'fore Issuing midyear balance sheets. Itegardless of the readers or the writers views on the matter It seeni most likely that 48th South Between 13th E. and Hy. Dr. big business Is playing a cinch. CerPhone Hy. 17 tainly It Is not an act dictates by the kindness of their hearts. It Is also true that higher bond prices are esscntlul to banking Interests. EVES OF WAIJ, STREET. Traders are still waiting on Con(CLEANER gress, noplng for quick enactment on further budget measures, enactment of some sort of relief jrogram, clearing up of the soldier's Ismus. Then quickly and quietly adjourn. Chlcag also rates the picture. 4011 South State St. T. J. Kl'SSEE, Mgr. Murray, Ut General gossip having It that the street would welcome a wet plank. (Watching too, the tausanne conference, traders take cheer at the hnxancf: receptiou given by Europe In anticiboys Tuesday evening at her home, Iu-ssnn. refresh-(CoiitliiiHH) from juige 1) pation of the outcome of the (Jniiies were playtsl and fourte1!! little nieiits were served to be somewhat In demand. These were Kl.MOlL fellows. ! enler-Is'Ileved by many trailers to Issues Krucger didn't commit suicide officers llolladay Primary le among thosi to Is lsst effected lie laughed himself to death at tallied the classes of their organizaLee Hlgglnson. tions last week. They plan to hold by the stabilization corporation. Overheard: 1st party: "The gold this The object of corporation, Primary each Tuesday morning at Is becoming more discouragof one so Is a. officers and stabilization, export eleven in. Their they say, ing every day. teachers Mrs. Mary Wleox. Super- or to put bond quotations up 2nd party: "lo you ssslnilsts around their real value, intendent ; Mrs. Violet Scott. First get anything for overtime." rather than Inflate. Assistant; Mrs. Wise, 5ecoiid Be that a sit muy, the subject Is and HI1JRKX'8 HEALTH one tint t affords topic for philoso- KAYING Mildred Bird entertained on Fri- phizing. As yet there Las teen and Its afThe American nothing Mirving that the pool has day complimenting Ella (lusiavon-soof the Imperwho Is leaving for California. made any purchases. Nor have they filiated organizations are In California ial to afpreparas when Valley given any hint they The evening was ss'tit In games, of a 3rd for Yet in the market. shall were the owning July ing inter open terward lovely refreshments the view of their objectives, as stated health camp again this year for served. Those present liosiess and Imiior guest were (Jay ulsive, one would not eiMft an ad- children In n mountain glen Itnjierlal Valley ami San Whipple, Blanche Stevenson, Norma vertising campaign from the poo) the boundary. The camp near oieralors. Ieu T.iy!o leiiota Taylor, Fern The xd Is still difficult to class!- - will ho 4.000 feet high. Wear Clean Clothes HY. 3415 Phone Murray 31 Junior Sunday whool held a party at a lrldir luncheon on Wedcnsday ned at In honor of Mrs. Carlson and the afternoon. 'Liinchi'on was j i one o'rlock Twelve guests were preset. ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allingtou are reviving congratulations upon the arrival of a baby danghtrr. f)n Q0nday afternoon little Dick Heuth had the misfortune to dlslo. cute and break his arm In the Although he Is In much distress he tries to make things easy for his mother. J. I Wts made the hearts of three Scouta huppy on Wednesday morning by arising at 3 a. m. and driving them to .Mill Creek canyon to fish. Miss Koina Mu rcbunt spent the weekend with a friend, Majnle Boyer at Sprlngvllle. j Mrs. Elmer Harger entertnined her Sunday School cluss of young UILL1M s e. Home-wher- HEIDLEBERG MALT, Per Can CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bars for ALCOR TOILET SOAP, 10 bars for POTATO CHIPS, per pound BECCO BEER, per bottle ... 49c 45c 37c 47c 23c 10c CERTO, per bottle n, le-twe- en f mwni SOLID BUTTER, Per Lb. BUTTER, 4 In 1, per lb OLD MILL MAYONNAISE, per pint Per Quart SALMON, BLACK TOP, Tall cans, per 11 27c 20c 22c 27c 49c canllC e As-sita- SPECIALS Fri. and Sat., GENERAL iWOJOMftfDJSE SUGAR, 10 Lbs. for time. Wasatch Dairy Farms ways satisfies. An-ilru- s, , Worth Thinking About day jjuaranJiee Bow-thorp- 1-1- IVt-erso- MADSEN'S that carry Erwin's 60 new nienilM'rs of Uielr group. During the evening games were enjoyed and prizes were awarded to Afton Kighy, Lillian Walters, and Mary Smith. The guest of the evening was presented with a large hoquet of American IVauty Hoses. Light refresh ments concluded the evening. The persons present were: Mrs. Carlson, Lucille Putnam, F.allne Irene Flowers, Margaret Wall, Elinor Smith, Mary Smith, Lillian Boyce, Lillian Henrlchsen. Afton Moss. Afton Kighy, Ulllan Jane Bowers, MSldred Walters, Mrs. Stanley Livingston, IV.wers. Mrs. Stephen McDonald, Ione Vera Bird, Luclle Curlyle, Marian Olsen, ioone Smith, Wanda Andrus and Mrs. E. 0. Earl. Anderson entertained Mrs. 01 g i 33rd SOUTH & STATE ST. UTAH DRUG CO. L Wackfoot, Id:ih. visited nt the home of M,r. and Mrs. O. L. Moul-toduring the pus tweck. Mrs. IrIng Cook, formerly Miss ((Vutlnued from page 4) Mllian lietlo. nine from her home hearts of the people. the In Itlnckfoot, Idnho, to attend McmlsTs c.f the Poultry Assoclii-tl-- wedding of her cousin Mrs. T. Carlf llolladay district held Oi son, formerly Lillian Gull. Instructive mooting Friday at 4 p. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. N. Ingram of at the amusement bait. E. C. Ixs Vegas, Nevada, visited InKt Earl conducted the at week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. which manager Clyde C Edmonds E. Earl In llolladay. mid President Friends of AlWrt Marchnnt will Joseph Anderson gave talks. to learn that he rehe Interested turned from Mobs of the Western States Itlslwp requests members the ward who have surplus vege- Mission Inst week. He will attend tables to notify either himself or Mimmer sthsd at the State I'nlver-nlty- . Mrs. Driggs and Itoy Scouts will I' sent to collect the same. It In IMts. ;ertrmle Thomns has gone their desire to am every thing ob- to San Francisco to at Mid the contl tainable for charity ue during the vention of the Auxiliary of the American Veterans. coining winter. Mr. and Mrs. Prig. Horruck and Tuesday evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1) ltowninn of Mrs. I,oon Smith the teachers of ' S'' Preston R, Ballnrd, Leon Gilbert and Grant Reynolds left Tuesday for Woodland, Utah, for a three fishing trip. day Mr. nnd Mrs. R. O. Simons entertained at dinner Monday nlte In n honor of Mr. nnd Mts. Hnmner of Richfield, Utah. Covers were laid for eight Those present were Misses Mattio and Sue Simons, Mr. O. Simons of Salt Lake and Mr. Mrs. Vernet. Ballard of Murray. Bui lard was assisted by her daughter, Maxlne. An old time party Is to be held In South Cottonwood ward house Friday night. Old and young are Invited to attend. Come and have a gsd For Sale By USED CARS O R SKAGGS It, Emtmm Frssh Vitamin Tested end Vitamin Protected Direct from our Norwegian refineries. Isdahl &. Co- - World'i lorgett Producers of Medicinal Od, Liver Oil Mm guarantee that llolladay, rivals A ss PHONE MURRAY 570 Exclusive Agents - is .i 19c Smith Hardware tr- I t J Ml The Food buyer's greatest advantage is not in his or her ability to buy some few things very cheap o n certain days rf the week. Conservative, u n low prices throughout the entire line affords the thrifty food buyers their greatest opportunity to save and that's why O. P. Skaggs System Stores at Murray A 33rd South are so popular with so many people. "If it isn't Goodyear Tires Mary L. Peterson ISth South Streets PROTECT YOUR FAMILY FROM COLDS 30c 10c 20c Advantage Fully Automatic Automotive Service ; Greatest Offers 4 Zone Cold Peterson 42c 45c .' 55c 55c ..." 59c 69c Pabst Ka;t ami Fraukle, of Declo, Idaho, are the guests of Mrs. Richard W. Ballard for an Indefinite Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Ballard and party went up Little Cottonwood canyon Friday night, where they enjoyed a welnle roast nnd campflre games. 27c Qrtttm ALONE Oscar Schlitz 23 SAVE at Your Local Store! Kelvinator O Com Sugar, 3 lb. bag 20c 19c Ben), lb 20c Tea, Oriental Green, 'yi"lb" 20c 78c Crab. ("Geisha Mer ci7P ?q. gc Coffee. (Bier Oats, Crystal Wedding Banner Flour, 48 lbs Saladftme Pantry Queen Hour, 48 lbs. 90c Yum Powdered Sugar, 1 lb. . Cheer Up Dressing 25c Shredded Wheat, pkg Bo" Brown Sugar, 1 lb. boxes 25c Rice, 4 lbs. ... Beans (White) 4 lbs 19c Lady Jane Syrup, 1 pt. Beans (Lima) 2 lbs ISc jar and plate Milk, Small can - ............. 3c MaIt syrilP Blue Pine ... 35c Salmon, Tall can, Chum.. 08c Blatz 39c Salmon, Tall can, Pink 10c week end guests of Qflr. and Mrs. R. O. Simons. Mr. S. Frank Ballard nnd son Sp:H iul attention will be given your individual order for rakes and pits. Cukes will have all the Ingredients that make tliat highly desirable flavor. Pies that last just a good as they look. (live me one trial and my business will continue to grow. GROCERY SPECIALS -F- riday, June 17th to 23rd to the Right (We Reserve Salad Time Dressing, pts. Worth, of Kandolph. Utah, were the bread? home-mad- e FRUITS LEMONS BANANAS ORANGES STRAWBERRIES GRAPE FRUIT CANTALOUPE VEGETABLES CUCUMBERS RADISHES LETTUCE TURNIPS BEETS CARROTS GREEN ONIONS GREEN PEAS NEW POTATOES NEW CABBAGE ASPARAGUS Service De Luxe WE DELIVER June 17-1- 8 QUALITY MEATS CHOICE POT ROAST BEEF, per lb. ....... HOME MADE SAUSAGE, per lb. . FRESH GROUND BEEF, per lb. LAMB STEW, per lb. BREAKFAST BACON, Sliced, per lb LEG VEAL ROAST, per lb . . i 14c 15c 15c 10c 23c 24c J ' |