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Show Friday, August 4, 1944 The Cache American, Lojran. Cache County. Utah Maid In the Shade! ..WASHINGTON !N&ws Mrs. Hoy MikkrU-and children of Aberdeen, Idaho, we visiting at the home of Mrs. Betty n f f log tlielr mother Vjr7':'ir V: Friday evening. fin son of Eder Earl Grif- and Mrs. R. M Griffin was honored at a welcome home party. Community singing was directed by Mrs. Ben J. Rav M.kkrU-n- . The family of Mrs. Neiue Reeder gathered at the Willow Park, Warning to Crows B arson. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rasmussen were guests of Mr. and Mra P. H. Rasmussen on July 24. ' Mr. and Mrs. 1L L. DavU of ! Pocatello are guests of Mr, and , Mra Byron Loosle, Mr. and Mra Lee Thompson of Garland spent Sunday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Mylcr. j Miss Carrol Godfrey is vbltlng In BL CharU-- a Idaho. Mr. and Mra Victor Oodfrey and two children of Ogden are guests of Mr. and Mra H. M Godfrey, Private Stratford Loosle and Pvt. La Winn Butters from Camp Fannin. Texas, are home on furloughs. Bishop J. Byron Ruts ten was guest speaker at Perry, In sacrament meeting on July 30. Mra B. M. Orlffln and company gave a musical program. Wanda ; EAST ALTON, III. Mr. and Mra Aubrey Griffin of Is a shotshell Inspector at Trenton spent Sunday visiting In Bens Western Cartridge Company. The Clarks ton.' company is permitted by WPB to Mra Frank Griffiths and son produce ammunition for farmers . Robert and Robert Smith spent and ranchers in combating predagame and wildfowl that Sunday and Monday with Mr. and tory U. S. crops. menace Mrs. Sylvia Buttara DalOn Thursday, July 27, Mrs. las Ooodey entertained 18 children In honor of her daughter, Kar-rebirthday anniversary. Games were plaved and luncheon served. DON'T UT FUNGUS "DO INI Mrs. 8. O. Jessop of Lewiston Go after the fnt alta of cracking, peeleogg y or itching skin. Laboratory and Mra Vilate Dahle of Logan ing. CeAa prove MEDICATED Potion kill In were visiting Clarks ton on on contact end In 10 minute three common fungi causing stinging, blazing AthThursday. lete's Foot. Tbs vital thing Is dont delay get PoeUm before layers of horny Man learned bow to make pa- skin protect the fungus. 60c. druggists. per from wood by watching the i wasp. By not watching the wasp, other men have got the point, too. Thursday evening vlare they un; Prayer was by 17 loin as Grifsupper and a social evening fin; dun, Mrs. B. M. Grlffm and of games. Thuwt present acre Mrs. Mrs. Byron Ravsten; address of FROM OUR CONGRESSMAN Netue Reeder, Mr. and Mr. Ariel welcome, Andrew L. Higgle; sor.g, W. K. GRANGER Wane and children, Warren, N'edra girls chorus; talk. Elder Earl Grifand Carl, Mrs. Pliebe Reeder and fin; talk, Bishop J, Byron RavWAR DEBT REDUCED children Joyce and Russell, Mias sten; closing prayer. Bishop SeyBV MILTIILE fRODlCTlON Doris Reeder and Mias Mamette mour Thompson. Dancing It is encouraging news to fm! Reeder all of Hyde Park, Mr. and ed the evening entertainment. 13- that in our all out war effort of Mrs. Robert Reeder and children der Gnffin spent 26 month on the past two years the government Karren, Elaine and La Mar of a mission for the L D S church. pays less and less for the airplanes, Trenton. Mr, and Mrs. Milton On Tuesday morning ten scouts tanks, guns and war materials Pickett and children Wayne and accompanied by Scout Master Jesneeded. It is reliably reported that Vickie Sue of Smlthfleld. reduction during this the over-a- ll The pretty young lady shown sie Oodfrey and Artel Griffith and Baline R. Lamb, A. R. M. left Dallas Ooodey, president of the In gardening apparel is folabove period has been about one third, or nearly $3,000,000,000 per month. Friday to report back at his naval lowing Uncle SamT advice grow- YMIA went to Oun Sights to ba.se In Norfolg, Va after spendOur aircraft shedule this year ing more food and getting into the spend threw days on an outing, habit. She is Kay Wednesday evening Bishop J. Bycalls for the production of 100.000 ing two weeks visiting at the home ehade-pulliB- g CBS actress, and she's ron of his Mr. .Westfall, Willis Mrs. and parents, Joseph P. Malmberg planes and the actual production to be sure her rooms will be and Ravsten, Hill yard Archibald Joined the is aheud of that figure. On the Lamb. Blaine Is a radio gunner going cool she when returns pleasantly other hand, Japan is reported to on a bomber which has been do- from her victory garden. The win- boys for aupper and spent the be producing about 1.000 and Ger- ing patrol duty for convoys. He dow shade tip was passed on by the night In tiie mountains. The scouts will receive a new assignment upon government last winter foy keeping all voted the many about 2.000 monthly. Our trip a success. warmer and to help save fuel. The costs in production are continually his return. Mr. Mrs. and Wm. Godfrey of rooms will ten to keep Mr and Mrs. Wayne Waite of same tip going down despite the fact that cooler during the Provo spent the week end visiting twenty degrees TTnd Mrs. Maurice wo are constantly shifUng to big- Hyde Park, Mr. relatives and friends In Clarks ton. summer months. Mrs. LaRee McCauley and dauger and heavier planes with better Hancey and Mr. and Mrs. Ray and more effective weapons. For McKinney of Logan enjoyed a four Bobby and Dolly of Lewiston were ghter Evalyn of Los Angeles, and example, a Flying Fortress cost day camping trip at Tony Grove visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fannie Chandler and two last sons Mrs. Robert Chris toffersen $360,000 in January, 1942, and now Lake this week. of Welser, Idaho, are vlslt- it costs only $230,000 with all Its Mrs. Kelton Cook of Salt Lake week. Miss Karen Reeder of Trenton Ray Dames, S. c b spending City spent a few days last week improvements. week visiting at the a five day furlough at the home lust home Mr. of the at and will nation the spent this visiting year During build more cargo vessels than Am- Mrs. Dewey Cook. Her husband Ls home of her grandmother, Mrs. of hb parents, Mr. and Mrs. Del-mNettle Reeder. Daines. He has Just completed erica had prior to the war. The stationed In New Guinea. Mr. and Mrs. Duard Balls spent hb boot training at Saa Diego. cost of these Instruments of war Miss Beth Lamb ls visiting In In Salt Lake City Following hb furlough he will athave also been reduced. A Liberty Clearfield at the home of Mr Wednesday The where Mr. Balls received more tend a school to train for service Dahle. Ship cost $200 a ton In 1941 but and Mrs.. Norman now costs only $157 a ton. The Dahles are the proud parents of a medical treatment In the amphibian forces. only fair comparison in costs of new buby boy. ships Is by the comparative costs Mbs Gwen Anderson of Topez. per ton since each new ship Is b the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. practically tailor made to meet the C. L. Ashcroft. new designs and specifications. P. F. C. Wendell Hurren, son of AmmumUon ? has Mr. and Mrs. William Hurren of production made the most spectacular record Smithfield was In the speaker both In costs and output From Suhday evening. P. F. C meeting 1941 1942 to Jdnuary pro Hurren has been enjoying a furJanuary duction increased more than 2.200 lough from hb army duties. He percent. By a new method TNT told some of Jus army experiences w es produced so fast in his two years of army life. He many new plants were not needed In six major battles In Our job is to move apples and all other fresh fruits and ,of course, the price dropped had faught Cicilian Italian and the and African, vegetables just as directly as possible from farm from 29 cents to 7 cents per pound. He was wounded in the to you! So we dont stop to polish them. Come to Likewise, the loading of these ex campaigns. battle for Cassmo. He returned Safeway, for naturally-frcs- h produce! plosives into shells, bombs and to the United States and has been bags Is now speedier and less exreceiving medical care at Walla pensive. other machinery of Walla, Wash. He b scheduled to Similarly, war had been reduced. Tanks cost report back there this week for continued medical treatment. Prior -$90,000 in 1943 and onw cost for service to leaving military Guns have also shown the 11 same record. The Garand rifle, Wendell had fulfilled an L D S which gives the American foot mission In the northwestern states. soldier fire power greater than P. F. C. Omar Hansen, son of that of the German or Jap is Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hansen, who is home on furlough, also gave a down from $55 to $35. With production up or ahead short, interesting, talk. Private NaRay Ormond left Friof all goals in all but a few items, Firm. Ripe fu the American citizen can review day for Butner, N. C. to continue lb. Slicing the above figures with pride. Per- his training in field artillery afa facweek two ter enjoying furlough haps the greatest contributing tor to these savings is mass pro- visiting with hb wife the former duction and lower labor costs as Anna Hancey and his parents, Mr. our workers are now skilled. In and Mrs. J. Henry Ormond of Large Sv ect. Ripe geniously designed machine tools North Logjn. Pvt. Ormond has and methods of manufacture have been in the service 16 monthts. cut labor requirements which, of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hugie of course, lowers labor costs. and Logan, Boise Christoffersen The sum and total of all these Miss Gertrude Galley spent Frisavings are nearly $3,000,000,000 day at Bear Lake. monthly at our present rate of ex Mrs. Elizabeth arrived Laney All this means that Tuesday from California to make penditure. V savings effected will be direct sav her home with her parents, Mr Elmir Kitchen Cruft, Knriched so ibs. ings to the individual taxpayer and Mrs. George Edwards Luxury Blend, Christoffersen TQJ Coffee Drip or Regular H. Jar ZOf when he shares the cost of this for the duration. Her Harvest Blossom. Thrifty Cl QO husband, Elmir All war. Hill, Deep Rdi 1.0 Purpose Flour 50 ibs. Coffee Nob Sgt. Jack Laney of the U. S. air Jto. Flavor New in stationed is York. corps, Bisquick..--l!d..aL13 v Canterbury Tea Black Cz. Pkg. .4 N. Mr. and Mrs. Lothaire Grant of Cherub, Top and son, Bobby Fairfield, Iowa, Suzanna FlouT ..e...?.d.. .Vs oz. 19 Milk (3 cans 2 pits.)Quality ..2 for are the house guests of Mr. JUIIIL Carnation, Bordens r of Cham- breakfast WllPatiaC pions, Grant. Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Cornish and Grants father, George rail IK Morning (I cans 2 pts.) 2 for 8 oz. pkg 2 for Zl- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cornish were They will leave Thursday for their Mild Western A Cheese (1 pts.) Morning lory. Quick pr visitors Bear Lake during the home In Iowa. Lothaire Is connect VdiS Regulnr lg. pkg. SuM Top week spending several days in re- ed with the soil conservation proQuality Duchess Dressing 18 Kellogg's laxation. They were accompanied gram. New Mate fsrFtosr Fresher MayonMr. and Mrs. John Brady and by Mr. and Mrs. George Williams Mayonnaise naise 9 Vanilla 13 children of Ogden were visiting of Lewiston. end Syr Lunch Box C. Lee home Sunday. Leah Leaf with her son Larry at the F. Pop Soep 1 Julia Lee Wright Mr. and Mrs. Alton Jarvis and and daughter Susan left for Seaoz. loave- s2 for ttle, Wednesday morning at 2:48 three sons of Denver, Colo., are a. m. for their home in Seattle, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George The Jarvises are They have been spending the sum- Christoffersen. Household mer in Cove with Mrs. Leaf's par- going to make their home in Utah ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harri- settling in Clearfield where Mr, Giant Bars Jarvis will be employed. Mrs. Jarson. Soap Crystal White, as the A little paint works wonders in vis will be remembered Tissue Northers Todiet Tissue a place. If you dont think so former Elde Christoffersen. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ashcroft, visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Fly Spray H. Allen. Mr. Allen has remodeled Mrs. Sarah Ashcroft and Miss B grade Ashcroft in new chicken Eunice a built spent Monday his bam and Fruit Jars 5 points, cook and granary. Sure looks fine Brigham City. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nielsen to see the finish of red paint to 12 Parowax Fresh Stock lb. as much Mr. and Mrs. Rudgar Nieen and Just the setting. complete SaUB fundaub Robert attended the and son Royal improvement as a little Shortening mixed with powder here and there eral services of Anthon Nielsen in The deceased Weston, Sunday. makes a woman beautiful. 19 Lifebuoy Assorted club is certainly was a brother of Thomas Nielsen The Four-- H Fresh, lb. Enjoying a horse back trip to White going to town on their projects. 19 were Lake Pine dress White e recently Cudahys They are now completing Size I Regular i Leo Perkes, Leo Reeder, Dewayne for each member. Lb.... Kerr Lids Doz. 10c Mrs. Zenda Dalrymple left for Perkes, Sidney Hurren, Bob Woolf, Snowdrift Pure pork Seattle, Sunday. W. J. Harrison George Burgess, Niles Follett and - 3 lbs. Seasoned .... lb. took her as far as Pocatello. On Preston Lee. Mrs. Afton Lewis and children returning he visited the Swan Lake Sunday school and was a department at Union speaker in the Sacrament which School some discussion folend will be Mrs. meeting Dalrymple following. which lowed after prayer wras ofgone about two weeks. Luncheon Allen. L. H. fered of by teachers the and officers The held their was served by Mrs. Allen and Cove Sunday school assisted by regular monthly meeting at the Mrs. Carma Cornish, These Layle Allen and Carma Jean Cohome of Mrs. Elsie Allen. were Supt. meetings are held at the home rnish. Those present of one of the officers or teachers. Alfred Allen and Counselors Aldon or- Counselor Aldon Cornish was in Cornish and Clayton Larsen; Joleen teachers, Allen; was ganist, The opening prayer charge. Carma Cornish, Elby Clayton Larsen and the lesson Francis Allen, Cornish and sie Allen. Allen, Gamej Francis was given by Wm. J. Harrison gave a report special guests L. H. Allen and W. In the Sunday J. Harrison Of the proceedings en-jo- 2-- ar We that 71 LEMONS ORANGES PLUMS 13 1 45 TOMATOES CORN 19 BEANS ,,17 CABBAGE ftefp Conserve Pape- r- Bring a Stiopp, nour $2.09 nour 24 Ljp 30 28 29 a. 34 37 47 IA J 25 n oreads 5 ways to use iffir fresh fruits O- y-- WHIN DIUCIOUS fruits Inte-summ- are on the market, theres only one sensible tiling to do: put theta to good use! And if the warm days of August make it difficult to think up new ways of doing that, why . . . here are some suggestions that might help! n Salad: iusl right for supjier niter n hot d.iv! 'loss together diced chicken, ilmppod tilery, orange sections, whole seedless giupes, and French dressing. Serve in lettuce cups, and garnish with small clusters of grapes. Watermelon Punchbowl is a refreshing idea tor serving a cool beverage when you have a number of guests. Cut a large watermelon in half, rros'vvise, and sc oop out all of the pink meat. Cut o(F the bottom so it will stand. Kill wnh ie d punch. and juicy, make a Peaches, full-lipluscious shortcake whether you use biscuits or cake baked by yourself, or bought at the store. Grapes lend themselves to many desserts. For instance: fold seedless grapes in cooled blancmange, custards, gelatin whips, rice or bread puddings or bake them in cream or custard pies. Honeydew-Grap- e cocktail starts off any dinner interestingly. Mix a cup each of seedless grapes and diced honcydew melon, cubed sections from a whole orange, 2 tbsps. lemon juice, 1 tbsp. sugar; chill thorouglily and serve in sherbet glasses. Grope-Ciiicke- e Safeway Homemakers Bureau JDLIA LEE WRIGHT, Director 25 17c Needs 47 25 33 79 .60 Maak Shortening m u h ii a ns It LETTUCE PEACHES root don't polish apples CANTALOUPES $59-00- 4. ATHLETE'S ns 68c SAFEWAY FRESH MEATS GROUND BEEF ROAST Fresh Ground BEEF Lean Beef , BACON SQUARES FRANKS 350 SHORT RIBS LURCH MEAT PICRIC HAMS SAUSAGE 150 Lean.. Meaty lb. 180 LAMB STEW lb. SALMON Alaskan lb. Red 480 |