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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH t ! I . t , - Lr. t LL ALtre Local -- - - u Home of Philco Radios, Monarch Ranges, Horton Washers, Armstr ong Rugs, Linoleum, McCormick Deering Cream Separators, Star Brand Shoes, Ball Band Rubber foot wear, Goodyear Tires and Tubes. All these lines are high class mdse. sold at extremely low prices. This is the place to buy your groceries and dry goods. Dont go away from home to trade but spend your money with us, we help to build up the town. t I j I I ; ' i t ; RAY DURNFORD Cr SON Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers tor up-to-da- Funeral Car te I WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MOST Priesthood meeting will be held every Wednesday evening at 7:30. WE ARE TRYING TO KEEP PRICES DOWN SO YOUR MONEY WILL Thirty minutes will be giyen to class HOLD OUT UNTIL APRIL, WHEN WE, AS FORECAST PROFFITS, WOrte- THE END OF THE DEPRESSION. LOOK AT OUR PRICES AND CHEER UP. The infant daughter of Mr. and ' EFFECTIVE FEB. 6, TO 11, 1933: Mrs. W. B. Jackson has bpen " quite sick this week, but is much improved Lard, Silver Leaf Brand, 8 pounds $ .50 ; at this time. ' Salt Pork, fancy, fresh, per pound 07 .12 Bacon, sugar cured, Swift's, half or whole slab i Mrs. Glen K. Spencer was taken to 25 Beans, fancy white Idahos, 10 pounds , for Logan, Thursday January 26th, sufcans 6 for; Solid Pack, No. 2 40 Tomatoes, fering an attack of appendicitis. She Sugar, fine granulated, 10 pound hags .46 was operated upon soon after reach. . . .05 Milk, tall cans, all you want, per can to' be geting Logan, and is reported Lux Powder or Flakes, large package . . .. 20 ting along nicely. . Lux or Lifebuoy Toilet Soap, 3 for .17 .'. Lux Powder, regular size, 2 for 17 Reay and, Joe Kennedy, Mrs. J. B. Rinso, large package .18 Mrs. Richie, Miss Mary Jackson, 40 ; Corn, two best standard brands, 6 for . Russell Oorless and son Frank motor10 pound bags, fine table 15 '. Salt, ed to Ogden last Saturday, Joe Kennedy and Mary Jackson remained in FOLLOWING ABE SOME REGULAR PRICES WHICH ARE BARGAINS THEMSELVES: Ogden, under the doctors care. The rest of the party returned Wednes- Blue Pine Pumpkin, No. 2 cans .10 George Washington Instant Coffee .20 ' day. Corn or Gloss Starch, 1 lb. pkgs. .07 Carnation Wheat Flakes, large 15 Corn Flakes, 10c size, 3 for 17 , pkg. It is reported that Miss Audrey Grapefruit, 12 Banner Blue Syrup, gallon .... .60 2 lb cans fancy Kennedy, who was operated upon for Choicest Japan Green Tea, Tuna Fish, White Star, medium appendicitis a short time ago, will . 15 lb. pkg size 15 be home today or tomorrow. Her 3 lb. bottles .45 Pears or Peaches, gallons No. Marmalade, Orange to see her Clorox, qt. bottles many friends will he glad 20 10 .35 home again. ' .14 Blackberries or Apricots, No. Oysters, large 8 oz. cans . . .16 bottle 10 Club .35 Ale, Ginger Mr. and Mrs. Leland G. Rex and Cliquot cans best Uinta .. .65 Elk Brand Chow Chow, qt. jar .27 A. G. Rex, motored to Logan Friday Honey, gal. .09 Peanut Butter, 5 lb. cans , .60 Tall Alaska Salmon, to spend the week-enwith relatives. Pineapple, sliced, No. 2 cans. . .15 Peanut Butter, 1 lb. cans 12 They returned Sunday. cane .15 Cocoanut, fancy shredded, lb. . . .23 No. 2 crushed, Pineapple, ' 07 per can .11 Iodized Salt, large cartons A farewell party was given at the Shrimps, fancy2 variety, lb. fancy gasket .30 Smoked Salt, 10 lb. cans ,75 Dates, pitted home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hendee Blue Label, M oz. botWalnut Meat, halves and quarin honor of their daughter Arvilda, Catchup, 17 35 ters, lb tles and her friend, William Hess. Many On 2 lb. lb Macaroni, evaporated, fancy Apples, interesting games were played, includ25 Spaghetti, lb .05 carton ing Bunco, and others. Dainty re- Tea, Orange Pekoe, lb 35 Cocoa, Rockiwood, lb. 13 freshments were served. Miss Hendee Carnation 20 3 lbs 7 oz. pkg. .16 Cocoa, Hersbey, lb Oats, has spent a months vacation with her 30 Soda Crackers, 3 lbs .32 Folgers Coffee, 1 lb parents, and left Tuesday for Og- Baking K. C., 50 oz. Deluxe, , No. Peaches, Powder, Libbys den where she has been working for 2 y2 cans 14 .40 cans the past year. .35 .15 Durkees Mustard, 1 lb. cans . lb. pkgs. choice green.. Tea, 17 Prince Albert Tobacco, 2 for . . .25 Grapenuts Won. Fisher, salesman for the 28 Pepper, 1 lb. cans .30 bottles qt. Honey, A Schilling & Co., was in town Wed18 Pumpkin, No. 2 10 cans Corn Beef, large cans nesday and Thursday displaying Prunes, 4 lb. pkgs 25 White King, large pkg ,.30 Schillings Coffee, Tea, Baking Powder, Spices and Extracts. Also the famous Drip Coffee Percolater. Their is a special coffee to be used in the special percolators. Buy a percolater and a pound of coffee for 1.25 at the Rich County Furniture Co. DR. RICH SANITARIUM EXTENSION NEWS NOTES Mr. and Mrs. James Kiddy and Grand Inland Nebr., Feb. 3, 1932. Arthur Norris were Evanston visit- spring each group will be given a dison the and ors Tuesday. turned brand tinctive , range. Then in the fall they will be Mr.' and Mrs. Orin Jackson and weighed in to check the total gain. daughter Zoe motored to Ogden Tuea At the conclusion of the demonstraday, Miss Zoe will have her tonsils tion next spring a feeders day will be held and the results summarized and removed before returning. discussed by specialists in animal nuMr. and Mrs. N. L. Gray and son Billy Mac are visiting in Ogden this trition.- Call in and see these calves A rectal Fistula is usually described week. when you pass Mr. Jacksons ranch as a pipe or channel discharging nua north of Randolph and watch it pro- through one or more openings near Parent Teachers meeting will he gress until its conclusion in April. the rectum. This condition is brought held Monday evening. The grade JACK RABBIT about by an abscess, which is most . school will furnish the program. CONTROL frequently the result of a bruise. An injury may not easily be recalled but has Up to date the County Agent Otto Owens and Lloyd Pope of Ev- mixed with a Fistula 40 lbs of poison bait for Jack everyone suffering anston. were Sunday visitors at Ran- Rabbits and distributed a total of 16 can remember having had an abscess.' , dolph. ounces of strychnine FREE to farm- There are many different varieties of ers for poisoning rabbits. Generally, Fistula and some other causes in reHepry Byrne was taken to Ogden throughout the county, the rabbits gard to which special information is ' Friday suffering with an attack of are not as numerous as they were last necessary. appendicitis. some sections in However most Fistula is they the treacherous of year. on the alfalfa all rectal diseases, requiring the great are vigorously working Eugene Schofield and Alton Coles are damaging est skill to cure and the most carewere Randolph visitors Friday. Mrs. stocks. If thetherahbits stacks Agent will ful attention while healing is going County your Schofield who had been visiting with be glad to furnish you strychnine free on. In no place in the human body relatives for several days, returned and assist in mixing and scattering is the progress of a diseased condihome with them. the bait. Write or call him at any tion so rapid or destruction and involvement of surrounding tissues so time. Miss Clare Pendleton of Logan, is A is a continuation of the disastrous as in rectal Fistula.. Following a few days at the Samuel spending or , case treated neglected improperly done work the of County by Rex bame as the guest of Donald Rex summary of Fistula, because of retained pus Agent last year 1932. always burrowing around the soft The Misses Kate and Jean AnderWeed Control: Results of spraying tissues in this particular region, can son of Provo, returned to their home thirty-siWild of sq. rds. (36) the most unbelievable harm" produce several Morning-Glor- y after spending Saturday with Sodium Chlorate Fistulas are dangerous and other months with the Hoffmans. in 1931 are: Sixten (16) sq. rds. 90 may follow if not per cent kill, (6) sq. rds, 60 per cent serious diseases Miss Janet Wilson, who has spent kill and (13) sq. rds.. 10 per cent quickly cured and sytemic infection the last 10 days visiting with her oar-en- kill. These plots were resprayed this due to pus absorption stopped. Such important diease requires the skill returned to Ogden Wednesday. year arid five (5) additional sq. rds. an were sprayed for the first time. Also, of a trained and reliable rectal SpeGeo. I. Barker left for Ogden last seven sq. rds. of Canada Thistle were cialist. who because of years of exthe necessary Frida v on the Sims truck to spend a sprayed this year. Thorough cultiva- perience, possesses few days with his daughter. Miss tion is being applied to four (4) eq. ability to effect a cure more satisfacIlermoine. He returned on the truck rods White Top and one (1) acre of torily to all concerned. Consultation Tuesday. Canada Thistle. Twenty-si(26) farm by mail invited. Examination and adon weed control and vice in Grand Island, free. visits were made Francis Tingev, Lucille Johnson and assistance given to the owners. Adis Miss Ada McKinnon left for Logan was of five (5) noxious 'weed last Friday after school to spand the play exhibited at the County Fair and in week-enThey returned Sunday. Court House ldbbv. Approximately acres of noxious (12) additional Hunters are familiar with the ef- weeds have been located by the Coun fectiveness of lead pellets the size tv Agent and some help has been of which is designated hv the name given on weed identification. double B Congress has a triple B with which it homes to slay some Better Homes and Home Manage-mnt-: TRADE-MARf--' AND of the troubles of the countrv. LegisTwo (2) adult leaders attend lation on Beer. Bankruptcy and Bank ed the training school at Logan. ing will take nn much of the remain(16) demonstrations were given ing time of the short session. Successful Practice since 1875. by the Extension Specialists with a total attendance of three hundred Over 25,000 patents obtained The salesman for The Otter heimer thirty-fiv- e club (335) women and for inventors in every section Co , known as Little Bill Watson, girls. Eleven (11) women were- startWrite for bookof on country. and ed two home or in accounts, three days spent Randolph keeping bow ento obtain let telling this week, displaying a line of gents ten (10) are continuing on with to list of clients thusiasm. Assistance was given with a patent, furnishings. State. eight (8) women by the Home Manin your agement Specialists, in kitchen imNOTICE Inand Cabinet building provement, 710 8th St Washington, D. C. (2) pressure The water pressure west of Main terior decoration. Two at were half cookers price purchased Street is getting so low because of Agent for two (2) bringing them' native shrubbery and water running to waste, that the peo- bv the County of a saving wtoich netted families, assisting them with the planting and ple who are found to he wasting $16.00. these and other plants and flowers. water continually will be compelled demonstratree Two (2) planting Two (2) literary clubs meet every to install a water meter, wThic-h- , will tions were held and ninety ' (90 two weeks and study literature uncost around $1500. ' shade trees planted. The County der the supervision of the Extension LEO McKTNNON. Water Superintendent. Agent gave help to six families by Service. . ! , I t I - t d i G. and Ambulance Service Anywhere at any time H. Proffit OWife, Proprietors Phone 327 Office 913 Main St., Evanston, Wyo. Day Phone 49 Night Phone 44 I Coalville, Utah J UTAH and WYOMING Strictly Evanston and Urie, Wyoming - j ; ...... H. PROFFIT G. :The missionary comittee are working hard on a Mystery Play, which they want to put on about the lath of February. Watch for the time. You cant afford to miss aMisionary Benefit play. i' General Merchandise. : and Personal t Rich Co. Furn.Co. ... - ... Evanston, Wyo. i , DRj. RICH Prepare for Cold Weather says: Cold weather will soon be here. Why wait until you have a busted radiator? Let us check over your car and put in a good antifreeze. How about your battery? , RANDOLPH GARAGE Why i. a Telephone? . The unexpected may happen anytime. In case of fire, accident or sickness one call can easily be worth a years rent. Have a phone installed at once. Utah Wyo. Ind. Telephone Co. -- J. B. Richie, Mgr: i Sols Tlace cHotel Confectionery Cafe X Candies and Ice-Crea- m r ! The Home of those Good Fountain Drinks ! OPhone 8. X v , - x ts x (PATENTS KS Six-tee- n t 4-- - C. A.SNOW & Co. |