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Show i THE MURRAY 5, 1949 AUGUST FRIDAY, (UTAH) EAGLE Murray Scouis End Week Trip r.mnr.titive Military Intern Pro- jgram. He began his internship in Madigan General hospital, Washington July 1st. Such internships are offered each year by the Army Medical Department to selected graduates E. 45th of medical schools. Successful Dasil C. Smith, 261 to Army South, a recent graduate of the candidates are assigned for inapproved hospital general University of UUih, has been tern training. Commissions in the to commissioned a first lieutennt Regular Army are tendered RecompleMedical in the Army Corps those who qualify upon In serve, according to an announce- tion of their internships. completing dividuals successfully Surment from the Office of the their year's internship may be geon General, Department of the considered for specialty training Army. in the Army Military Residency Lieutenant Smith was one of Program. 233 graduates selected from 65 Lieutenant Smith formerly held same rank in the Army Air unthe medical schools, colleges and iversities for the Army's highly Force Reserve Corps. 19 U. Graduate Gains a, Doctor Post In Medical Corps went While visiting her sister, Mrs. dancing over KDYL they and to Faidmont spent the park Elizabeth Carter, 4758 Boxelder St., on July 21, Mrs. Ada Baily, Colorado Springs, Colo., was taken ill and died in a Salt Lake hospital. Mrs. Carter, a daughter Mr. and Mrs. and Wesley Hal Thomassen and another daughter, Gay, recently returned from Colorado Springs son-in-la- rest of the evening square danc ing. KDYL is sponsoring a contest which continues for six weeks and each ward will enter with a dance or act. A prize will be awarded to the winner. Bishop and Mrs. Webb Snarr where they attended the funeral are the proud parents of a new services of Mrs. Bailey. barn Monday, inis boy baby their third boy. Another makes Barbara Trott, daughter of Mr. couDle who was blessed with and Mrs. A. II. Trott, 48G6 Was- their third boy recently is Mr. atch, recently returned from a and Mrs. Leon Gregory. Neither two week vacation in California has daughters. any couple where she visited her sister and Bill brother-in-laPatty and Keith Norton, son of Mr. and Alder. Returning here with BarMrs W. J. Norton, 558 Vine St., bara, Patty Alder will spend a week. He 10 day visit with her relatives had a misfortune last the at arm elbow, his broke right and friends. after a fall. Visiting this past week with Week-enMr. and Mrs. C. Eskelson, 500 guest at the home of E. 4800 South were friends, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Monson was Mrs. Don and Mrs. C. D. Clegg. After a Mrs. Monson's e short visit they returned to their Smith of Blanding, Utah. Monson is spending this home in St. George, Utah. week at Layton, Utah with her Marit Laney, daughter of Mr. sister, Mrs. Keith Brown. and Mrs. Mark Laney recently returned home after visiting in The Birthday Club was enBrigham City with her cousin tertained last Wednesday night at Jerry Waddoups. Her twin sisters the home of Faye Eustance. After Rhea and Klea are visiting at luncheon was served at 8 p.m., the present with their cousins, "Fibs" was played. Bessie Jacob-so- n Esther and Lamar Weight of won first prize, Dora Springville, Utah. second prize, and hostess gift and Daisy Tanner won booby Four couples from the Second prize. Mrs. Lillie Dennison bed and Fourth ward, came a new member of the club. on a Kf)YL television show Monday night at 8 p.m. The couples Descendants of Joseph were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown, met Wed. Aug. 3 in Murray Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hartle, Mr. at a family reunion. SwimPark and Mrs. Mark Laney and Mr. and dinner were and Mrs. Oswald Gallagher. After ming, games7 enjoyed by children, 18 grandchildren and 2 great 1 Nineteen Boy Scouts and Scouts of the Murray First and Fifth wards recently returned from a week's trip to Camp S'einer in the high Uintas. near Mirror Lake. They were accomScout-- , panied on the trek by W. Mattson. master V. The Murray boys made a good record for themselves in com200 petitive events among the scouts at the camp. The boys narticiDated in seven of ten events on "Steiner Day" Friday, the big day of the week tor tne scouts. The Murray team won the contest over the other nine entries, placed second in the swim, row and run race, and Ex-lor- er tug-o-w- ' 'in the barge race. They failed to ton finr., XT i Jay and Joe Ruben. Others making Ronald Birch pSf Eugene Hawkin, i.'riRdra ft David Johnsnn c... Douglas Nielsen, rw, ence Smith and n'?Ck. place in the softball and horseshoe events. The feature event of Steiner Day was the "Battle of Steiner" which pits teams Irom each of the scout units and one from the scoutmasters and the camp staff. teams enter the The four-ma- n lake, two with rows and one with a bucket. The teams attempt to sink the other boats and the last one on the lake is the winner. Other outdoor activities that thrilled the boys included swimming, boating, fishing, hiking and nature study. Sunday the feature of the camp was the religious services in the open air theater. Members of the winning team were Kenneth Andersen, Barde Beckstead, James Dal-toRay Hendricksen, Russel Hil C l -- wueri T' m M.C.P. Jam (Jelly tug-of-w- ar PECTIN n, fi: I uUl mm m d Blea-zar- Mc-Om- ie Religious Books ' Greeting Cards Brides' Books Art Supplies Picture Framing Sales Registers Monogramming EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL and OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT Hurray Office Supply MAX L. JONES Owner 4791 So. ond Manager State Ph. Mur. 23 Ser- ' ment to custodial laborer at wages ranging between $2020 and $2350. Naval Supply Depot, Clear field, Ogden Arsenal, Utah uen-erDepot, Ogden, Ogden Air Material Area, Hill Air Force Baase, Ogden, Federal Public Housing Authority and other Federal installations in the vicin ity of Ogden and Salt Lake City will be places of employment. Applications should be sub mitted to the Executive Secre tary, Board tf U. S. Civil Service Examiners, Naval Supply Depot, Clearfield, Ogden, and will be received until the needs of the service have been met. Competition in this examina tion is restricted to persons en titled to veterans preference. Applicants must be able to read and write the English lan guage; must have had experience in specified amounts of manuel work involving the use of strength and physical effort; and must be in good physical con dition. Competitors will not be required to report for a written test but will be rated on a scaale of 100, on the extent and quality of their experience and training relevant to the duties of the position. WmWmKW BERBER'S SWIFT'S ESSK MINUTE RICE SAUCE 300 Ocean Spray Facial Tkiu 200 Pak KLEENEX ini TISSUE 79c 3 for WJ. 4rol.. H TISSUES NAPKINS 100 pack Ethical 'Pharmacy 1 34 E. 48th South Murray 1266 29c 10 oi. lly 1. AEROWAX SANI-FLUS- LIDS . clues With eflrh entrv.y spnrl .UVv.w laKda uviu ireas'j.'f j Hunt" items. You'll find dozens of "T items on Safeway shelves! Each is indicated far Treasure Hunt I Value? SAFWAT Folgtr'i !Vj Flavor ''"". 3.69 pfFlinnn'C I1LLLUUU FISHER'S !Stfr!3S Croat VarittyPock J lOVlot '... SUBJECT TO DAIIY MARKET CANTALOUPES CORN U. S. No. 1, Yellow 17c 14c VAN 31 1 WHITE 23c Ciant Siio MUSHROOMS U.S. No. 1, Vint Ripened Icoborg. Tho waxOoo. No, CKs Top I, ry t. & ifjr ToMlor, .fc. 7( Ho. 1, Froo Sfooo. tktm 32 75 K"r 49c 'Cv m. IOC oi. favorito 01I yan 4 packt look for special 0QT ?j k f 1 W i markers! Vj AK" WAXTEX liJ" riitt5, 2!c SVFETHEiRT BLEACH trVhrto f T Magic -Mc 53(1 lj goDe i5 purex 75C ShortoniM 1 lb cor . fl? OJC i rtl ol V . mm mm We take the risk on Safewnv nnnrnnlAivl mpnta If nnv cut fails to please you, your money will be cheerfully refunded, lb VEAL ROAST &c::: 6c 11c UniJ SrASu 35 I BREAST VEAL rjr SLICED 15c 49: Ib rrtT? jj ITZZZL. RUMP ROAST 1,1 FOWL ci FRYERS Mi BACONa:k59! FRANKFURTERS LUNCH MEAT s.i.. WB TrimmoJ, , U.S. Good Syf Si!Tciiw 51 9 ROAST ilKLUIN 5TEAK tMn Skin, Juicy Whitot 10 SALAD DRESSING lb. -- r- u s no i. I lc SNOWDRIFT SUNNYBANK POTATOES . JiC SAFEWAY, Froth Swoot Margarlno I5c bao lb. bo 3 lb. con A') A 17 iP Conctntratod CroamMix ROYAL SATIN LEMONb PEACHES . at M 1 40 lb. Knox, for many Ji!7. H rui LETTUCE Carnation Chocolai or Plain.... GELATINE Amorkan. MAGIC j AAII Dutch Milt, Rich FroiH Croamy Shortening 13c SrUiit, MAlTCn CHEESE . 44 M Swoot, Sooolttt 77c COCOMALT 27 Pimonto "H CAMP'S WELCH'S .... St. or tt RIB VEAL CHOPS U. S. Ho. 1, Solid Ripo SKcort I j) (' CHANCES Bantom TOMATOES 1H IEN-B-LO- W ioc RiTZ.:nfi.. 37c GRAPES M. S-- Ho. I Al J lb. 00 Ta Finest quality, coupled with farm freshness! That's how you'll always find Safeway vegetables and fruits. PHODUCt PRICES U 43( An's Home Style Paslry De Milk con CHEESE Pabtt-E- You'll find many more "Treasure Hunt Values" BISCUITS doitn Black JjtC lb. can 'r:'.'1.. 93c 1 AA Baktr's LIPTON'S BISQUICK PIE CRUST ,. IK Condontod COCOA 49c 1 Coff M, Mild Mallow m FLOUR Ball, Domo Vacwwm Seal . Coff.. 25?: oi. r nrt iik I W AIRWAY 46 a r" CANTERBURY Black Ta, Edward' luxury . Fovorito 074 BUnd tb. cc. 54C for Ytar lb. JLI BORDEN'S HEMO Instant Coffto Bordtn't Hoahh LiU Drink lb. OO i o. 4op Froth Roattod Btan COFFEE H JARS::"" FRUIT or --- 46 Grapefruit 54c h H 0f JUILt Townhout lie STARCH 0. t. Murray 279 m NOB HILL 2UC Sunny Dawn Tomato 13 CARROTS 4874 South State Hunt" limerick: 1 JUICE 46( 4 roll. BLUING Mr. Stowart'i I7C 3V4ox. 13 tii 1Qu Moat for Babic Other Treasure Values ail- jour prescription promptly and accurately. UCH PRIZES 5 Shelf markers give On items to choose 1 fri i.r.) 4 The causes of headache are multitudi- ture's semaphore, signaling that the track is not dear. If headaches persist or recur, see your physician at once. If medication is needed, we are equipped to fill $25 350 At Safeway there's treasure galore. The brands that you want are in store; COFFEE -- is a S)mptom, and not a disease. It is na $J0 lost line for this "Treasvr A - ggp22MC2JMa' I 29c Chocolate Donuts tasty coconut topping, pkg. of 6 24c Jelly Roll old fashioned goodness 37c Chocolate Chip Cookies package 37( It should be remembered that headache PRIZE HOO . . , 6'h PRIZE . . . Treasure Hoot Valiie vice Commission announces the opening of competitive examinations for probationaal appoint- ment of nun. Many hcaJjthcs are simple, and respond to simple home treatment. .5" prize Get entry blanks and complete rules at Slated for Vets Only nous. It is, perhaps, the most common PRIZE 500 200 sneu marKer wmcn reaas Butter Sweet Rolls breakfast treat, pkg. of 6 it 3" 4" ' ..mmm contest al Cards and Tallies "' 7.. jfe Civil Service Exams The United States Civil PRIZE Writ We Now Offer fhe besf in 2" Here's all you do! d, square-dance- Ccnnn wwv FIRST PRI7F - -- I Davi-den- UULUGNA ic, fancy Monor Ho froth D ' Drown .. mhii i mr, a. a a n mm J$A i ..- -. Froien y IIHLIUUI it,, p. - - .. bUT-V- P 55 or.. 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