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Show N16V0 feVfcNMG HEftAtD, FfclDAY, OCTOBER PAGE FOUR j Canham, first. P. ITugal and Mrs. Alfred Johnson ; Pansies--Isaawere on display. t Uaiiaraia xuarina c. . duijulr, ( The entire stake was represented. first; Mary Robison, second. 4- Cosmos H. Johnson, Mrs. I Awards were made as follows: first; Mary Robison, second. Junior group: Dahlias Jean Gladblias Chas. B. Harper, first; Tom Larson, second; Martha E. Bullock, second. third. ; v Marian Adamson, ' African Marigold Jean Fugal, PoppiesMary Robison, first , Larkspur Mrs. Larin West, first first; Wayne Gamett, second; Alt Best Mixed Bouquet Mrs. Isaac ; Tomlinson, third, , "' Verbenias June Beers, first Canham, first; Hannah Swensony Ruth Stindqulat,' second; Mary Christiansen, third. J Snapdragon General Display: Dahlias Mrs. first disMorning Glories-WayGamett, Minnie Dittmore best individual ' . first play of 75 varieties. Mrs. Dahlias Cosmos Rumel Cragun, first. . . Best : Bouquet Mabel Johnson, first; Mrs.' AtkinGladioliaa Donna Baxter, first. Best Mixed: BouquetAnna Beth son; second; Mrs, live Jense, third. FLOWER SHOW PAYSON SPANISH FORK SOCIETY . IS DELIGHTFUL I Mrs. Le Grande Gudmundsen was grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Ellas hostess' to the Sorosis Bridge club Jones. last Thursday evening. Guests, exThe Timpanogos stake Relief soMiss Kell Creer of Murray - high clusive of club members were, Mrs. f Provo, Mrs. Jack ciety flower show, held recently, school faculty, who has spent the Morris Davies-oHarris, Mrs. Was voted the best ever held in the past summer visiting her sisters in Jerkins, Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Whit- vicinity. MaxWightman, George week-en- d here last California, spent man, Mrs. Cone Colvin and Mrs. Ed About 300 bouquets of every site with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Creer. Anderson. Miss Rhea Daniels re- and every kind of flower that could ceived the club prize. Mrs. Davies be' secured at 'this season of the beautiful gifts. Robert' Chappie of Los Angeles, the and Miss Marjorie year, comprised the splendid showguest California, and Mrs. Zannle Larsen Wilson theprize consolation gift.' ing. Every kind of container used .In honor of Mrs. Earl Peay, for- of this city leffs Saturday morning en display, BasthatMrsvf" Mrs. Ammon merly Miss Merle Wilson, a bride of foiiOT'ATigets-lsBpeTaylor, a recent kets, tall vpeea, low decorative 7September, a wedding supper was Larsen's health will be improved. bride was the. guest ;of honor .at a vases, lardineers and jars were In given by her mother, Mrs. J. R. Wil shower given last Thursday by Mrs. cluded. son, Monday evening, sepiemDer Sam Hi and M,M Nettle Kelnser, There were more dahlias than any The rooms were decorated w th fall both of this city, were married last Samuel E. Taylor at her home. The guests included relatives and close other. variety Of flows, although ain-nlflowers,. Members of the family and Thursday at Provo. and asters were much in evi' family friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tayclose relatives were present. ' . lor came recently from Ocean Park, dence. . ' The finest collection of- - choice Mrs. Harold Miller of American California, where they were marMrs. John E. Bowen, Jr., enter.-taine-d Fork week-en- d were -- displayed by Mrs. dahlias last ried. here The bride with was .spent Miss formerly her of In honor at a party Mr. and Mrs. George Helen Mortensen, daughter of Mr. Minnie Dittmore, who owns a large her parents, Thursbirthday anniversary last garden of dahlias and other flowers were Newltt. Mrs. Miller was formerly and Mrs. M. J. Mortensen. day afternoon. Twenty ladies in the Windsor ward. Of the .ISO Miss Fannie Newitt present. Socialehat jnd fancy kinds of dahlias' owned bv her. 75 Mrs Louise diversions. Mrs.; Hazey Coray work were the main, were in this display. The very Cox Mrs. and Alice 6 o'clock. Hill, the prest Luncheon was nerved at finest single specimen was named dency of the Third ward Relief sod Beacon, a very ciety, entertained at a pleasant so- Jersey Mrs. Sam Wherrltt of Silver City cial last Thursday evening at the one, as large as a pie plate. mothher with visited here Sunday " home'of Mrs. Coray for all officers "Many other bouquets of beautiful . By S. A. "FRED" OWEN'S er, Mrs. John Houghton. and teachers of the organiation. dahlias from the gardens of Mra J. to see a shapely foot , Games and refreshments provided Bringleson'and rnke Mr. and Mrs-E' riage three years ago. This Is the the entertainment. " first In shapely shoes. Encased were of Eureka, Mrs. J. Williams i child born to them. : and Mr. of And dinner guests Monday, any woman may be proud anMrs. Mr. and Otis Hamilton . Of wearing ones or twos. Mrs. Fred S. Dart. M.-- J. Mortensen and nounce. the marriage of their daugh- -- Mr. and Mrs. I like to see a slender foot - left who here last spring family, to .Goodrich of Adat ter, :.of Well arched tho it be long, . Lynn Mrs. Cecil Curtis Sunnyside to make their home on the coast, Provo, which took place on Wednea-T"l 1 in J has spent the past two weeks visit And If a maid is plump or tall, -K" October 3, in Salt Lake.IbexLi'" Joan--sonday, I Mrs. s think there wrong;. amny her nothing mother, . o. ing home. Mnnrfv75I&tsT"aRelhWThelr On m"wtltTtwlde-TnnProvI she should-gro-w ,; aTuut tu j Tf Her the. young brides mother enter stature and her weight. tained a large number of her rela- ' Mrs. Louie Daniels and little A party ofjiftoen Spanish Fork "No matter If her foot should be tives and close friends at a shower. grandson left Monday for Klmber-leA seven or an eight ladles were very charmingly enterIdaho, after visiting for a few tained Mondav evening by Mrs. Leo The thing that rouses my disgust. Many lovely gifts were presented to weeks in Payson. Harry Hulsh ' It makes me really sore, of Manleton In honor of came from Klmberley on Saturday the 87th anniversary of her mother, To see a foot that's number six by auto and they accompanied him Mr. Mrs. and Gwilliams Wilford The In a shoe Goodmandson. that's four. number Hannah Mrs. home. were of "here last do not Ogden like to I see chicken visiting dame a hot sup a served hostess Mrs. week with Gwllllams' the shoes to which her parents, after 6 Buy fit at o'clock eyes. , Mr. per and Mrs. John Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum " McClellan time was spent in visiting. "The I like to see them fit her feet have returned from tneir wedding No matter what the slze, acred honor Iruest received many Mr. and Mrs. Quayle Dixon an- trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. R. small 'tokens from the guests and nounce the birth of a son tin Mon- J. Gray accompanied them home was made very happy by the atten day, October 1, at the L. D. S. hos- and will remain here for several tlon shown her. Among the guests and pital in Salt Lake. Mrs. Dixon was weeks, viBlting at the homes of their wars Mrs. Mary Magnusson READ WANT ADS Miss Ora Jeppson before her mar- - sons, Fearn and J., D. Gray. her daughter Jean, . from Blaine, A shower was given in honor of Earl Peay, formerly Miss Merle Wijson, at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. R. Wilson, Thurs-;aaafternoon; September "28. Mrs. Glen W. Davis of Iceland was hostess. A .dainty buffet luncheon was "served at 11:30 o'clock to 2T guests. The bride received many useful and v 'TfirM. ' SU) y ho. " ; ' ne " - ' I . high-price- ... , -- Shoes 5, 19&1" 1 RoseB I. V. Sundberg, first; Mra Minnie Dittmore, second ; Idella . ' , Cobbley, third. GladioliasMrs. Joyce Harris, first; Mrs. J. E. Warburton,' second. Cosmosr-MrInea Olpin, first Verbenias Mrs. Ida Peterson, first; Mary Wadley, second. Phlox Mrs. Chas. Q. ' Johnson, first; Mrs. Joyce Harris, second. Coxcomb Mrs. Caroline Kopp, firjt; Mrs. Alonzo Hooley, Second; Mrs. J. E. Warburton, third. Petunias Mary Wadley, first; Mrs. C. G.'Johnson, second; Mary Muller, third. Straw Flowers Mrs. Gene first: Mrs. J. ErWarburtdn; second and third. French Marigolds-Marth- a Kopp, first; Mrs. Gladys Hilton, second. Penstalum Mrs. Steiner, first.. Mrs. Hulda Rlchins, Hollyhocks TIP OF TONGUE Rev. C. Everett Wagner: "No' apartment la big' enough for two . s. families." George Jean Nathan!- "A man's underwear- symbolizes hia view of - himself." Miss Verk Britfaln: "What w need is more progressive f athers. We have got to educate our fathers and to- - begin at an early age." All-re- d, Snapdragons Ida Peterson, first; Ella Tomlinson, second; Lorena Nielson,' third. Nasturtium Mrs,' A. E. Cooper, first; Mrs. Ellen Wadley, second; Mrs. Ben West, thira. first. . Asters Mrs. Albert Olson, first; Best Mixed Bouquet Mrs. F. B. Lorena Nielson, second; Mrs. Chas. Newman, first; Mrs. Eva K. Thorne, G. Johnson, third. second; no name, third. Cosmos Mrs. Albert E. Cooper,-firsSweet Peaj Mrs. F. B Newman, . first. v.. ; Garden Carnation Mrs. Hannah Canterberry Bells Mrs. Martha E. Bullock, first. Halliday, first ' - Gallandia Mrs. Jennie W." Joha-soBest mixed, individual collection ond. of potted plants s!nd flowers Mrs. first , ... Zinnas Mrs. A. E. Cooper, first; C. A. Gamett. Snapdragon Martha E. Bullock, first Mrs,. Albert '.Qlson second; Mrs. -- Best Sunflowers Pleasant Grove : s Nasturtium Mary Ellen "Olsen, Chas G. Johnson, third. . high Ag cjub, first African Marigold Mrs. Minnie" flrstLHahnah Swenson, second. Princess Feather Mrs. Florence Sweet Teas-ChaB. Harper, Dittmore, first r Mrs. M. S. Steiner, Pierce, first Cactus-Mr- s. second; Mrs. Ardlna Swenson, third. first; Martha E. Bullock, second. Ines Olpin firstT Larsen. Potted Plants Lorna Drulla,rd, first; Mary Druliard, second. Straw Flowers Dorothy William. son, first. Aged Group: i Dahlias H. I. Wright, first second; Mary Weeks, third. Zinnas Isaac Canham, first; Mra. Hannah Swenson, second. Roses Isac Canham, firsti TJios. West, second : Martha Bullock, third. "Asters Mrs. D. Miley Smith, rirsi; Mrs. Martna iu. Bullock, sec- ' William Lyon Phelps: "If the antagonists of Rotary really knew anything definite about the organization they would attack S; m Its most vulnerable side. This Is the quality of food served at the Rotary lunch." "yi . -- ; Hornet's Nest Cactus Mrs. W. H. t Bullock. ' Begonlas ' first. " Rose Harper- r- Miss Cosmos Mrs, Inei Olpin.' Shasta Daisies, emblem of Colors do Mrs. Melissa Adams, first. One of the novelties of the entire display was a small orange tree containing three ripe oranges anda number of green ones, displayed by Mrs. Minnie Dittmore. n, v s. -- . - -- ud' TlriZ , ?sa--aa- . y, 'Flat Wanted. ndtion Washington.-- ; : Mrs. Mary Magnusson and her daughter Jean of Blaine, Washington-, are spending a few weeks visiting relatives here. Mrs. Magnusson moved from Spanish Fork 27 years ago and this Is her first visit home, HJr - --- - ' ' T"-- - " " Year in and year out. . . inexpensive7l6ng-lasting-,- " surefooted "Western- Auto" tires hold the friendship of countless motorists by deliveriner thousands upon thou sands of troublefree miles in the face of every test . of load, road or weather. ' - Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bullen of Salt Lake announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, at n Salt Lake hospital, September 22. The mother was formerly . Miss Alice Jones and the babe Is the first .. . And these motorists, yearin and year out, continue to buy "W est-er- n Auto" tires because they appreciate, also, theadded value of the SERVICE given by our more than 150 conveniently located stores . . . the extra savings offered by our TRADE-I- N ALLOWANCE . . . and because they have confidence in our Iron-Cla- d GUARANTEE, and pur .CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT ' - ' policy.. . . X, Little Children ' : TIRESuntedFREE children Growing healthful, require body building foods. You must be sure the foods you give them are pure, clean foods, if you want them to thrive as happy, sturdy YiLSTERiGiAirrBALLoo;:3 Don't stint them, always give them the best. 1 "Western Auto's" finest . MORE i - K Mothers who are watchful of the welfare of their children, have found that the best place to get pure foods. Is in an O. P. Skaggs System store. They know the foods they get here are the best that money can buy And they also -- know that the 0. P. Skaggs System en-- ables them to buy " no more-rosttha- There -- u i ;r are ana mati tney handled in the i , . possible. ry manner " ... , .. -- 71 CXR FOOD .East Center" . low prices . 65 : 6.90 430x5.00-B.l-U 31x5.00-B.Ho- -! . 9.55 10.15 10.95 11.95 13.90 30x5.23 Balloon 31x5.25 Balloon 30x5.77 Balloon 33x6.00 Balloon standard weight 29x4.40 30x4.50 29x4.75 -- 30x3 Reg, Sixe, . 30x3 m CI. K-- . Sixe. . 30x3 CI. ,, 30x3 H s. S. Ovorsizo. s. &r Oversize. '31x4 0.riie, with 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x4 33x4 H s. s. s. s. ,S 5.45 .6.65 , 5.95 . . On low Friee Bbe 31x5.00 16 9533; 1x6.00 - High Oar Low Fries a. , through. Not the eontinu oua center and side running; strips, that live longer life and max steering easier... also, the deepr grooves and the cross slot that hold the road on any sort of go inc. 6.85 30x5.25 $11.45 7.65 31x5.25 11.85 13.90 0.35 30x5.77 32x6.00 15.65 30.0,00-40.45 -- tires, irh 3 16.35 Pnuart Typl ' 7.40 95 Bbe OorLowPrle 6.45 6.97 - 7.90 10.95 S. S. Oversize. . 1 1 .85 32x4 ' .40 33x4SsS0?elizeJJJ12.45 Ovortixe . . 9.95 "32x4 W SS. S. Oversize. . . 16.25 S. Oversize. ri 16.75 H Oreriiz. , . 11.40 .33x4 S. S. Oversize... 17.90 Overtixo. 13.90 34x4 S, S. Oversize. . . 23.35 33x5 Over.ixo. . 14.95 35x5 S. S. Oversize.,, 23.85 lEx tracts Western Auto" Service m n JA-- 'v jV r -- o- Bak in jt PoWderTTe a - j SKAGGS STORES - y 'A feature that taves you money. Service connections are maintained in all a'iei what We have thru, to that goodt purchased from ut may be properly and promptly installed at a verjf 1mA tint rnl . . m mrnn intmrM , 1 I 1 u .... , FREE OF ALL COSTI r Alore tnOtt I 7.85 8.85 11.45 11.95 12.65 12.95 11 W At I f 1 bMiKbS m T" I 1 II Ji, . th iuoi , 1 - 32.6.20 33x6.75 - . ... ' sarv U I E .95 .......... N 1 R ft 18.75 20.75 24.65 m m K7 14 45 l 1 J ,1 A I I 1 B f i ' w!tfl taarate,d Acc:,or- r... nm uwa,, you tquiprtfnt and Radio. I I I i - 11 5tf Make Your Savings ..Even Greater TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES g ooj aj cttWt wy "Wester Auto" store in part parment for new, fuBy gnaran teed Weitern Giant or Wew-weD tire. r 150 StOtSln thelfest- - camiiK, ricuvu, UTAH "Iff a "V . JLii ttwwi ' r j V These tires are full standard ' Ifi size ana weight Iff IV rrnew. fresh stock, weirjnade. J rras h $13.45 32x6.00 33x6.00 4- - ?r Oar Low Prlro rSln .... ......... J9ie 1 kjuiui uuy -- a 1 wMh&iiaVu;j 1 ... - c t nu,v wppuem SfctWOTwsi k t mm hi rr.i in.-- 1 1 Oar Low Prleo Thu- Warlifm iomif ing th. motorist -- 11 Bias 29x4.40 30x4.50 -- 30x5.00 31x5.00 32x5.00 30x5.25 extra heavy throughoutextra tread and sidewall thickness-ex- tra heavy carcass and extra quality materials.- - - We invite comparison .with any other standard make tire I 30x31 Ref. Sis CI..,. 30x34 Ex. Ovorsiso CL. 30x3 i S. S. Ovoriixa. . . 31x4 S. S. Oversize... Mil longer-we- These massive, extra heavy, duty oversize super cord tires are fult - Low demo- aring d Bis the to-m-eet toring. They provide , extra traction and safety, besides having treads, and extra quality con- struction through and Western Giant Cord "" tough, road' gripping 'treads, otter- tremendous savings to car owners of the West "Allowance for your old tires, tool thick, signed mands of modern .Standard Typ This Is the same dependable Western Giant Balloon that "Western Auto' has sold for -from which many yearal-anthousands of Motorists have received satisfaction and service. High Pressure Type Our Low - Prices -- . Cord Wear-we- ll tire . . . specially ' de 'Wwtern Cunt Balloon- - 8.25 ob - - C o f f c eoJJ mm DANCE treads. d Balloon 30x4.50 is a difference.- - - be .... . at these non-ski- 29i4.40B.Hoon sure of that J All not pepper is not alike by any means ' : Schilling-wa- s the first. in America to produce pure spices - - and Schilling is still used by pure food experts as the standard by which to judge Your money back if you don't, like others " Schilling's best I ' V . most-sanita- 1. . ribbed, and remember our trade-i- n allowance on your old tires! 8lM On Low Prio flhaving- - the- - finer,aromaticr kind. There our." m li broad Look is pepper ;.thaV.lst just a stinging dust - you can else- -- Extraordinary savings are offered in these full balloons with and there is pepper .. that is rich vitharomatic flavor. Which kind you; get, depends on you. If you say !tSchilUns:Peproypurgrocert rr prices charged where for .the most ordinary brands and; quality. One glance arqund one of .stores. will jcon yince , yoU'lwir fjoods are the best to be had. "suAAy uurnm Wearwell DalIoon Pepperithat Js more t hanjtiijngi ng dust the"besraf little or -- iiER T5TM Tread. wq COST NO -- i vaaco-Tire- are s especially recom- mended -f- or-the motorist who . wanu to make a minimum Invest- OdH-miw-h- er rsnsrvm w a 14.45 tn- - I I I II lltS aJ 3 I Iff I B SO 1 1 Wf ll-.f- l RV'-- t "tt "kv Wflr V : : ' A? r ' I IB I I I I , - ' |