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Show THE EVENING HERALD, FBlDAY. MAT 14. 1926. tit hostess served dainty lunch Lwacheoa' su served at TAGE Eicirr. SPRINGVELE tiATIONWIDE fT 0IXSmUTlQN- fl Provo, f Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur Apderton of Provo, spent Mother's "day with the latter' mother, Mrs. 3. W. Bailey. Slar Utah MrkK. rekar we.re-t- h Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones, of d -- Style With Value V Hopta. totbe. XojrlhweejjtateSj hasjeJ i D. P. Brlnton. and-Mr- , d - . uftdn MARKET t PHOHt 195 pJlo-- STORE K!2 SO!'' 66 Provo, Utli3i. Mapleton News iu- -, I Mapleton before going to Keullworth for the summer. ii ' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carrick had At Mr. and Mrs.' t James Terry, of as their guests Sunday, Mr and Per-ty, Lake, Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis Leonard Canister, of Provo. Mrs, of Provo, and Mr. and Mrs.j and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Allen. Axch Rudolph spent Mother's day, with Mrs. P. Prferry. Mr and Mrs. Lavon Mace have re pf Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nlelson, of turned to Benjamin after visiting Jooele, were guests of Mrs. Mariah Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Roundy , nlelson on Mother's day. " Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Welch and ! Mr. Burton children motored to Salt Lake Sun Snow and Mr. Robert rvVarren returned Tuesday, from day to spend Mothers' day with .Morgan and spentajtew days In Mr Welch's mother. 4lt ...-4- lbs... 68c SUGAR, 10 SoaP:G39c Macaroni, best grade, 3 lbs. 35c Dnnnn Red Mexican, 3 lbs. 25c -O- DdllO-Pink Eye,-lbs.S- c. 25c package WASHING POWDER 21c .,. .......... i ........... 4 3 cans 2 lbs. LOOSE COCOA J Idu .". . . ' ' . .... u 1Qn ,, SUNBRITECLEANSER 17 . I uu 79p I wu THOSE GOOD CHICKENS ; Fresh Carrots, CabbageAsparagus, Spinach, Tomatoes, Cantaloupes- Radishes, Green Qnions, etc., m and prices to suit everybody. - iuility Whitehead's Cash Market OPEN EVENINGS mmcE Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knudsen. en- ftertalned at their home Saturday evening for .the members of the Saturday afternoon card club and their lniKliands. Bridge was the di version of the evening, with Mr. S. C. Whlttaker and Mr. George Uuswell winning' the prizes for high scores. The draw prize's went to Mrs. Wallace Mace and John. Men- deuliall. Cards were followed by luncheon. r Mr. 10c qt can . ... --Cucumberscach 2 Weight entertained at dinner Saturday in honor of her husband, It being his birthday. The of tht Aif ne( quality "CATmor eMaid o! Prod- ucts for your health's sake. ALWAYS FRESH AT YOUR GROCER'S BUTTER CHEESE ICE CREAM ! HI A 1l J a Utah Spinach . 1 ........ . . . . 3 ARIEL for 25c ORCHESTRA Plays over KSL Every Tuesday .3 lbs. 23c '. Radish . . . . .". . . . ... .... .3 bunches 10c Strawberries, Bananas, Oranges 10c Neck cut Shoulder 1st Pot Roast Chuck Oven Roast lb. No. 7 Pot . . 9 LARD, loose : .......16c ........ Shank, lb. Pigs Feet ..... Shoulder Roast Loin Roast . Compound ... . : and Every Saturday LARGE FRUIT r. . 22c Pies 20c ........ .12c 8c . . .". T. . . .20c to 22c . ..28c . . . ........ Pastry ?-- Cawrey's Bakery libs... 35c Cooking 2 lbs. '25c TOMATOES, Silver 67c Bar, large can .,.. . TOMATOES Woods Cross, can ; . . 11c 19p ...V.1Jl Vanila, Ginger, Lemon . Cv and chocolate snaps . .7 " , LARD ; rq. 3 lbs. Large Green CUCUMBERS 10c .. Phone 39 . i iif UlllPJf At .SATURDAY PRICES PIGGLY WIGGLY gSgo fih Brooms p&g White Naptha CHAP pVAT Van Camp lb. 38c 10Ba . . , Pork & O medium Beans cans . . . 04C Oil OIC If Blue Bay 2 lbs. for 43c FreSh Milk HomeFarm Dairy Yellow Peaches large cansClin? ;22c ... D!! Qt lb. pkg. Seedless 9b ..,.... 39c Plenty of Fresh Asparagus, Radishes. Green Qnions, Spinach SPECIAL SATURDAY 17c ,.: U Fresh Strawberries, Tomatoes, Cucumbers and Cantaloupes. Shoulder 22c to 25c Rump . '.7.25c to 30e Veal Roast toirp. m. 12V2C : : North University Ave. 51 GENEVA'S ......10c . . - 11 Provo Meat & Packing Co. Nut Margarine rl2nd47y2 ... Phone : COFFE.M.J.B. C9r .i.ii: 60c can C . v. PEAS, Clearfield OQ. 15c value, 3 for v. MALT, Blue Ribbon CQ. Hob Flavor .... ... ... y?C NUT BUTTER 49c Gem Nut, 2 for ;.. -- EGGS cans . .25c N. Uriiy. Ave. 1 Butter and kindred Dairy k 151 arm Butter cteyed ielicioia food pnluct JJy Clovrt i City Feed Store WE v. t . ; Free Delivery L the L0c Beets, Carrots Utah Turnips Pork spent Mrs. Alfred 15c 49c quarfSftie Charles Boyer at home. , d i j: -- -- . ttae Lettuc 4 large rolls TOILET PAPER Mr. and tirs. A. TO.. Cherrington, Mrs. R. B. Palfreyman and Mr. J. M. Cherrington attended the opera in Provo Monday night week-en- Olives I 3c .... 34 c Half or whole 33c Slab . . . 45c Peas, Corn and Tomatoes, OATMEAL BROOM ......... CATSUP, Blue Bunny, 94c Large sack. A GOOD whole, 8 lb. lbs. each Frute Gel WHITEHEAD'S A No. "2 TUB .... Hams Bacon half or to 12 SWIFTS, ' ." . Nl FLOUR cwt SUGAR 10 lbs. ....... . STORE S045 PATENT Saturday Specials - 98c to $3.98 . y' S. Hopla. k, Whether you prefer a Sennit, a natural colored Barkalu Slfaw,"$ Manama, Leghorn or a Toyo in Solar Straws, your preferences are sflre to be represented in ur complete stock. Solar Straw in Hats as in our much' As Personality famous Marathon Felt Hats AND THAT'S GOING " DME! f - h Always the Best - Lee Erickson of Salt Lake City. Mra. C W Erickson. Miss Jennie Erickson, Delbert Hop la. Mr and Mra. David James of Spanish Fork and two daughters. Annie and Donna, were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. David '" the Best HUSLEirS UNITY PATENT FLOUR; T Mr. Use BdTMra, Da vl4 beaa-tifull- , The Primary officers of the Sec turned borne. ond .Ward surprised Miss Josle Mr. and Mrs Will Meneray and Alleman at her home Tuesday eve Mrs. R. W. Cooper and baby," of daughter, Helen, Mr. and Mrs. How ning. They sewed rug rags and Tooele, visited Mrs. W, L. Grooms ard Meueray and Miss Josephine gave an impromptu program, fol from Saturday until Tuesday. One Meneray, all of Salt Lake, spent lowed by refreshments.- their return home, Mrs, Grooms Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. W. H, them as far as Salt Lake. ' The Advata Senior class of the Meneray. Fourth Ward M. I. A. met at the rMrsTX AVDeal went t Spanish Mr. and MrsrATL. Garbett, and hoiue- oafrs.TG7TirMaycock Thurs Fork Friday where She was the or the regu- guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ben family left Thursday for Kawllns. day evening, la place Wyo., where Mr. Garbett will man- lar class work, there wst program, who was entertaining her under the direction of the class Argyle,' age the J C. Penny store. club that da?. leader, Seymour Mendenhall, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Morton followed by games aud Mr. and Mrs. Mack Groesbeck, of and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Seamovnt Ogden, Mr. and MrsL Bert GroeB"-becre spending a week In Salt Lake of Park City, and Miss Helen Themerlca n Gl rls club met Groesbeck, visiting relatives and friends. of Salt Lake, came to Saturday at the home of Miss Anna on Mother's day to ,be In honor of Jack Garbett, who Craixiall, with seven members and Springvllle' with their mother, Mrs. W. J. Groes' two lias gone to Kawllns, Wyo., Bert guests present. They prepared beck.. " ' ' Gledhill. Creed Kindred and Ira their dinner and later toasted A. C. Bird and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Taylor vnterlulncd at a rnlililt sup-h- t murshmallows. WTN. Grooms wento-Salrta- ke Sunday evening at the Gledhill Mr. and Mrs. Grooms Mr. home. and Mrs. Guy Thomas and last week. remained over the week-enand children-- , of SiMiuish F(rk, were the Mrs. Bird stayed to be the guest of Ml km Jennie Krlckson'- entertained guests Sunday of Mrs. Edwin her daughters, Mrs. F. W. Goates, nt Iter home Friday evening Jpr Miss and Mrs. Louise Harmon, for a Jennie Packnrd, Miss' Ruth Boyer, MIks Josephine Dougall, "Miss Vir Mrs. week.' A of few friends ginia Wiirthen, Miss Annie Starr, A. L. Garbett surprised her at her MIks Ruth Boyer spent Sunday in Mrs. Anna Harward, Mrs. Jessie home Monday evening. Progressive Ialton, Mrs. Lillian Thorpe and Five Hundred was played, with Salt Lake. Sirs. Glcnnit Clarl46f Trpvo. They Mrs. H. E. Urquhart winning the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kennedy spent played Kive IIupndred,'i with Mrs. the prize for high score and Mrs. in Salt Lake. Lillian Thorpe w(punt( high score. H. A. Banter the consolation prize the week-en- d f ' 8. Hopta e- tertalaed at dinner Saturday evening in houor of Delbert Hbpla. A color scheme f pink and white was carried eut The rooms were decorated with pink, and white flowers. Those nresent were Delbert HopU, Mj, and Mrm. LaveU Allen, Mr. and Mra. Walter Ander son and Mr. and Mrs.: David S. ll Eli- - pues .undsjr.-iaf- Mr. - and Mrs. Ernest Weight and family, and Miss Nellie Weight, of Salt ' Luke. v Mrl And 8lt SPECIAL! FLOUR la compliment to Mra. Loreaai HJorth Day, a recent bride, Mrm, Q. R.Mayeock gave a shower at her home Monday evening. Twenty guests enjoyed a program and games- - followed . by- - refreshments. frisk -- Mr. an Mrs. J. W. Bailey to Magna and Garfield last week. Straw twelve guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wll-lia- a at eae Weight and family. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Weight and family. Mr., Memory, whr is la school .MUs Nellie Weight, A teacher in Lake sthools. spent MothLake, came to SprtngvUle the Wednesday to participate la the er's day, which was also her fathfirst baseball fame of the aeaaoa. er's birthday, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weight. Mrs. W. jU MUler ,entert slued ateiubers of her family at dinner Mrs, H. Lee Boyer and Mr. and Monday ii honor of her atuher Mrs. Mrs, Frank AusseU, of Salt Lake, H. V. Korensoau The guests included weut to Neihl Sunday to spend DC a ltd Mrs. W. H.. Roth well and Mother's day with their mother,1 family. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Ruth-we- Mrs. ft--A. Bailey. and family, all of Murray, Miss Elva Sorenaon, ' superintendent of Dr. Wallace Mace, of 8slt Lake, nurses at the L D. 8. beepttal In spent the week-enla Sprlngvllle. 8alt Lake, Dr. and Mrs.' Jobs B BXurns fVoM Missis, Andi'ruoD and family and Mr. and ' Mrs. Harold Christ ensen and little Bishop William Walnwright. who , has been oa a short term mission daughter,- Helen. la -- DEPARmENT STORES 286 West Center Street ' MRS. J. F. WING ATE Reporter Telephone 191 reimeyQ ACf Kg on. The room wers psettiiy deeer-ste- d with all of the guests Bested with white like and red tulips. king table, 382 W. CENTER , Phone 1024 fyaA : MEATS POT ROASTS LAMB legs lb. , T-BO- NE STEAKS, 2. . lb. 15c ... 30c lb........ .......23c - ti Plenty of Pork, Veal and Poultry. GardensSaturrlaf :g$H pi w |