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Show a weir races fn$ 4Q0O. West of ipmere HW r-- t Ji ' Ml'.- - "41 i Do you Recognize Tfis Mysfery Home? office, 155 E. 4905 South, correctly identifying the home as yours' and claiming the $5. Identification must be made prior to the publication of the next Mystery Home on Feb. 23rd. Winning $5 last week for correctly identfylng the Mystery residence as his was Mervin Nelsen, 392 W. 4800 South. IS THIS YOUR HOME? This week's Mystery is located somewhere in the circulation Home Half Slips Eagle-New- s 9200 Advertiser West to 1300 East, 3300 South to 6850 South, plus Greenfield Village. If you are the owner or occupant of the featured residence you can win a $5 cash Advertiser prize by coming to the Eagle-New- s area of the f flounce two styles to chooce from. White only. Sizes Cotton-eyel- et Special . . . 1 For boys. Nylon reinforced heel and toe. Variety of bright colors. Sizes 6 - lO't Ladies' and Misses' soft spun cotton, triple roll cuff, nylon reinforced heel and toe. White and colors. 4 pair guaranteed 4 months wear Sizes 1 4 Pair M 9-1- Hostess Aprons Buy several at this low price (6)c rrrri.rrrr.t.(l.v-inn;iiv- . Kitchen Set if fIIf II II g ft V J ijriSjl ran ""T"5WxTL7 i 'fjW4'?L Vl j ; Color matched rugged plastic covered butter dish. Two range-siz- e shakers, 3- spout measuring cup, quart mixing bowl and a Quart Decanter. Regularly $1.59 I J A"f0r0nly ' Q Baby Pants TWIN C.IRI.S Mr. nnd Mrs. John C. Adams, 2066 Tess Ave., Feb. 8. MALES Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McFalls, 6400 W. 3100 South, Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Biorjte. 3773 So. !Hh Esist, Feb. 4. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronald A. WriRht. 4914 Center St., Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Rees, 3951 Oliver Dr., Feb. 4. r, Mr. and Mrs. James O. 4337 So. 700 E., Feb. 6. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Ogden, 4380 W. 5415 South, Feb. 6. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alan K. Anderson, 994 E. 5245 South, Feb. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan D. Nielsen, 3880 So. 5th East, Feb. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Peterson, 1411 E. 4230 So.. Feb. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Austen Riggs, 3400 So. 7540 West, Feb. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasser, 5273 So. 5160 West. Feb. 8. Fredrick HE TRIES Gal-lache- (2) (2) plastic. Sani-tizeboilable, waterproof. Elastic leg and waist. White and pastels. S - M - I - XL g 'air BADMINTON SET If fl Dou ble set includes 4 Emblem Rack- Nylon, 2 strung with Dura-pl- y Coffee Mug Heatproof rfl H 11 11 C I lf 11 Der-bidg- L' S-- TAX RETURN Chances are he's miserable. Not to mention overwrought, upset and confused. It's likely he's also cheating himself. He's entitled to take every legal deduction and there are thousands of possibilities. But only the experts KNOW THEM. We do! So he'd be smart to let us And our complete his forml is deductible! charge BY EXPERTS ACCOUNTING and MANAGEMENT Associates For i 10 Officers Salt Lake. Ten men from the Salt Lake area will leave Utah this month to attend a upeclal officers course at the United States Army's Special Forres Warfare training slx-wee- school t'i .1 1 I,! FREE I I Roll-O- n TV Trays ,. 49 5R FREE Tender Touch Bath Oil with Helen Curtis Reg. or Super Soft $1 fl9 Spray Net I Reg. $1.35 2 Bars Palmolive Soap with Giant Size TOOTH PASTE AHf Colgate Vi Price VETO CREAM Regular 54c m RUBBISH 49' Regular 60c Size Halo Shampoo Regular 59c, 4-o- 39 t t. Pepto Bismal 48( I Trv eur Nw PreKriotion Smke Window . . . so hoody . . . 0 I end loves w much timel Your prescription filled convenient . while I you woit comforotowy in your tor accurately ... 4 TV Troy holds a meal or snack. Smartly styled, ortroctivt party designs. S'oin and alcohol reiiitont troy top finish. Folds for storage. Reg. $2.49 lorge 17x23" $11 Evenf Planned By Bufler 4fh 79 . Sale Deodorants expected to complete the course and return home April 11th. T1IF.V ARKi Lt. Col. Morgan Q. HiKham, Murray: Lt. Col. Joseph E. Jones. Salt Lake: Capt. Sidney W. Lesleur. Kesms; Cspt. Robert V. Kimball. Salt Lake: Cnpt. Orln J, Pnultnn. Salt liike: 2nd Lt Jack E, Angus, Mldvale; 2nd Lt. Wesley A. Dunn. Salt 2nd Lt. Alfred J. Giffln. Salt Lake; 2nd Lt. Norman R. John-soKearns. and 2nd Lt. Karl L, Judd. Salt like. Alt of the men are members of the t'tah National Guard's Special Forces units. Gen. Rich reported. King Size Deodorant with Jergens Lotion FREE . Dryad r Garbage Can 20 got. "MoHin" tapered con mode of eo. disc-jocke- m Safely burns ftosh od papers. Fabricated f'Om " perforotions. block steel with folded ld seams. Ste No. 20. Regular $8 70 sel. Seamless cover, heovy hadle Ond Peg. $3 69 AM 2 n fur-nlo- ASSOCIATJON "from the earth comes an abundant VU for ail" mm Pot Koasf . t 43 5" KCT 51 fcW'D --.- t g Pork Orernrtcld. The MTA of the Butler 4th Ward held a 's dance Wednesday night at Iho Butler Ward. Invited as giiests were members nf the Butler and Butter 5th Wartt MlAs A y was present to h musle for the dance, and refreshments were served TOMORROW Mf.lfT at T:3ft tm . i mmie Is being sponsored by the Primary under the direction of the ward finance rnmmttiee. The movie will b "So Dear To Mv Hesrt". and the ward membership Is Invited to attend During the evening, hot dogs, punch, randy, non com and mp rakes will be sold, according fo Marllvn Clark, Primary president THE rVFNT will r held at the Butler Ward, and for the movie will b" T.I rents for adults and ?S fo- - children AH pmce-!d- s cp ar for !h ward building fund Heading the finance ymtwt. tee of the ward are Marvin Wld. ettmrjr and Witder Brtntnn. well-know- BURNER ex'ro heovy e. UTAH MINING at Fort RrR N. C. According to MaJ. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich, Utnh Adjutant General, the men will enter the school on Feb. 26th and are SAVE ON DRUGS 5245 South State As Abraham Lincoln onct predicted, Utah HAS become a treasure house. We produce more than twice at much gypsum at we use, seven times as much Iron, 10 times as much lead and zinc, 25 times as much potash and 50 times as much copper. These and other mineral surpluses, sold out of state, help create pros perSty for thousands of Utahns. School Slated Cereal Bowl OWN filodern buried treasure -l ttlecocks, net, poles and rule book. Regular $11.95. U TO FIGURE HIS s. Quality! 00 Mr. and Mrs. D. Don Urry, 4278 So. 1300 West, Feb. 8. tals last week. OIRLS Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Lamb V. 5:13.1 South, Olines. 4,r)51 Feb. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Charles Lloyd, 500G W. H500 South, Feb. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Froncis Jones, 4312 So. 4000 West, Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Jay LeRov Merham, 1087 E. 4025 South, Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bennett. 5548 So. 4170 West, Feb. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth HarC.IRI.S mon, 571 E. 3065 South. Feb. 6. Mr. nnd Mrs. Don B. Hales, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stan-le- v 5015 Steel St., Feb. 4. Wolf ley, 35 American Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Bartel, Feb. 7. 4103 W. 5700 South. Feb. 4. Mr. and Mrs, Norman MarMr. and Mrs. I. K. Harding, vin Sims, 3160 W. 383.1 South, 3710 So. 4355 West. Feb. 4. Feb. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Biljnnic, 5824 So. 157 West, Feb. 4. MALE Mr. Rnd Mrs. Ronald D. NelMr. and Mrs Clifford John son, 2978 W. 29(!0 So.. Feb. 6. Brown, 4648 Boxeliler Street, Mr. and Mrs Roval A. ArmFeb. 4. 4331 W. 5100 Southf Mr. and Mrs. Dale Grant strong.C. Feb. Clark, 4600 So. 700 East. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bennett, Feb. 4. W. 4775 South. Feb. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Egan 4126 Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Hansen. 5766 Butler Cr.. Feb. 5. Sims. 3169 W. 3835 South. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roy Feb. 8. Johnson, 4781 So. 2nd West. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Feb. 8. 6542 So. State Street, Marine. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ber8. nard Mulliner. 4734 W. Cnplan Feb Mr. nnd Mrs. Jose A. Veins-queSt., Feb. 8. 4811 So. 4520 West. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Jackson Feb. 8. 6531 So. Slusher. State, Feb. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. 4673 W. 5255 South, In Salt Lake Feb. 8. Following Is n list of parents from this nreii who had children born in Salt Lake hospl- - ce r dgt p;, ywwwi,wM Many rich designs and colors in attractive polished cottons nylons. For the first time in a long time, the girls dominated thu scene at Cottonwood Maternity last week. The reports show 17 pirls and 15 boys. The local picture usually seems to follow the hospital as a whole, and this week proved no exception. ' There were 8 females and 7 males. Following is a list of parents from this area who had children born at the Murray hospital last week. (Utah) EAGLE OD and Thi- - Nrti Ailvfttli.fr Thursday, February 16, 1961 Report af Coffonwood Maierniiy Bobby Socks Blazer Socks and THE MURRAY Girls Dommai e This Week's BWfh -L Loin J. Roast CUDAHY'S Rival Bacon ,b. Green Beans Cut, 303 can 5 'a JO cam $ j FLOUR V1 In 39c I '' ' lb. bag 39C LETTUCE largo Heads 2 for 25 astMlitilMr Hr |