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Show i The The Page Eight r Times-New- Nephi, Utah s, Friday and Saturday Sale of Famous foods, money saving values. All departments, groceries, meats, fruits and vegetables. Come Friday or Saturday and Select the bar- A Big gains you want. Medium Size pkg bar PALMOLIVE SOAP 10 bars CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 2 lb jar PEANUT BUTTER 2 pound bag MACARONI 2 lb A1 Sodas CRACKERS 4 rolls ZEE TOILET TISSUE PEAS Spring Garden, 2 cans SOUP Campbells Vegetable and Vegetable beef 3 cans Maid in Idaho 3 cans CORN 3 varieties, 1 lb boxes ... CHOCOLATES JERSEY VALE BUTTER pound SUPER SUDS 5c 29c 20c 18c 15c 25c 25c 25c 19c 35c 20c PORK SHOULDER ROAST pound SHOULDER VEAL ROAST pound 15c RS (5."Uggtvrz: 15c .TgTY.rjr. ROUND ROAST OF BEEF Swiss Style pound lb Frano-America- 4 pounds FOR SALE Elliott Miller 3 cans MEAT SMOKING Nielson. CLASSIFIED Call 48J3 RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers in Juab county. No experience or capital required. Steady work. Make up to $12 daily. Write W. D. Campbell, Clearfield, Utah. We are interested in selling the old Nephi National Bank Building. Anyone interested is invited to call and discuss the matter with us. The Commercial Bank of Nephi NOTICE 18c 20c ZJ OF ANNUAL CS rwmsw' rf Purity See N. A. MEETING Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Nephi Inc. will be held Tuesday, February 8th, 1938, at the Juab high school building, commencing at 7:30 P. M. for the purpose oi electing nine directors to serve foi a period of one year and to transact any other business which maj properly come before the said meeting. J. A. Phillips, Secretary Poul-tryme- Per Bushel 4 Dozen 25c Post Toasties 3 pkgs n, Tomatoes 2I2 Officers of Woolgrowers Are Reelected can 2 for 15c FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JAN. 28, 29 CLARK'S GROCERY Many Resolutions Are Group At Final Session Tuesday By Utahs receipts from the sale of farm crops increased from $1,013,-00in the first 11 months of 1934 C, IMama, Hr. lirtu IMitipH Pmf to $1719,000 up to November, 1937, the final department of agricultural farm report of income for last year indicates. From the sale of livestock and livestock products, the Utah farmers realized $1,478,-00- 0 in the 11 month period of 1934, and $2,746,000 during the same time in 1937, the pamphlet said. SAFETY TALKS By Don Herold I yLtsy Wtee'itty too-woo- ($& Fully -- Treats Qnels if you dont ty ootsy water) where is you re Guaranteed driving Broken Glass and Dented Fenders it items in Rerlin; consequently drivers must Here are some regard to automobile accidents which keep a sharp iuckcwt; the pedestrian I have death rate has been considerably picked up here and there. reduced. The is still a menace in The Soviet Government recently America. driver by the xecuted a A coue going 60 mile sm hour can firing squad method. well, why not? Murder is murder turn over a 10 too true k. whether yon commit it with a The steering wheel probably goes revolver or a through your chest motorcar. Want to try It? tid-b- horn-driv- Your Life on OLD WORN TIRES SILVER MAPLE SERVICE W.. in a Midwestern Not lonjf- traffic court, a driver who had involved in an automobile accident was brought before a judge. It developed that he had been drinking, that lie had a glass rye and that his car had little or no brslung power. And I suppose be bad one arm around a girt. e Warning horns f f N-e- are forbidden er e More than 100.000 accidents a Vi are directly charged to drivers sde About () per cent of the "autocides" occur at night according to The Travel, rs lnuranre Companv, when there is only 25 per cent of the traffic on the roads. When it's dark, crawl, brother, ia crawl I Their CO a RAWllES "7 25c 2ti. i A c 0 ftottrfaSFrazlar PktjNry Bwhakf Straight buy and sell only well known brands. PRATT MERCANTILE 19c Pair of glasses in a LOST Heifer Calf. See Brownish - yellow case. Finder return to J. H. Lunt ltip FOR SALE Norge Refrigerat or. A1 Condition, Reasonable price. 15c 18c 19c ..., SPAGHETTI n Surety salesmen. We ' STORES A 18c FRESH PORK LEG ROASTS CHILI BEANS FOOD Try one Our Trade Marks are our j Z3 GROUND BEEF pound POT ROAST Grain fed beef, lb PORK SHOUDER ROAST pound PORK Fresh Sliced Bacon, lb L 15c pound 5c 5c 2c 10c I 72 ' 25c . 938 i 12c 3 Sweet and Juicy, 3 dozen Arizona. 1 dozen GRAPEFRUIT Firm and Yellow, lb BANANAS LETTUCE Large solid Heads each DELICIOUS APPLES 3 bunches BUNCH VEGETABLES '1 quality and goodness never varies. 8c ORANGES Nephi, Utah Oct. 25,1979 According to the last goitre survey in the State of Utah, Juab County was found to be the 8th highest county in the State of Utah, in the comparasion made of the percentage of the school population showing some enlargement of the thyroid gland. Naturally we are very much concerned about the health of our school children. We would like to see every boy and girl grow into perfect manhood and womanhood, and enjoy perfect ' health. When our local Health Council discovered the alarming condition of our children we immediately wrote to Doctor Wm. M. McKay, M. D. Collaborating Epidemiologist of the U. S. Public Health Servipe, to see what could be done about it; also what was being done in other parts of the state. The letter which follows was I)r. McKays answer to us. We urge that every family in the county will carefully read this message of Dr. McKay and then follow his advice. We feel that it is much, cheaper to follow his instruction in preventive measures than it would be to buy goitre tablets or! pay for operations and hospitalization. If there are any doubts in your mind, or if you wish more advice on this problem, we advise you to! consult your family physician. Elveda Walton, R. N. Public Health Nurse Dear Miss Walton: In checking over the report of thd goitre survey made in I92f, I notice that the incidence of goit- -' re in the school population in your county was 53.5. I surmize that your soil and water has not improved any in iodine content since that time so that your concern for the youngsters of school age is warranted. At that time, I understand goitre tablets were furnished either by the State or the Boards of Education. Since then, however, iodized salt has been put on the market and among public health authorities at present it is generally believed that special iodine tablets are not necessary if the iodized salt is used regularly in cooking and seasoning foods. The question of cost of this salt over the plain salt is so small that every nANNUAL family in our goitre counties should 3 STAR SPECIAL! use it. If your physicians feel that it would be better to administer iodDRAPES SUP COVERS ine tablets to the youngsters , we would suggest a preparation conUPHOLSTERING taining 6 of a grain which could D. - T. - R. CO. be given once or twice a week. I think many of the reputable drug firms have these tablets for sale. Oridine is quoted at $3.25 per over cattlemen. The resfive hundred tablets. I imagine advantage olution was rejected on the ground the other preparations would cost that it would antagonize cattle men about the same price. with whom the wool growers are If you would like more specific anxious to cooperate in meeting information on the tablets, please common problems. let me know. Very Sincerely yours, HELD Utah State Board of Health FORUM MEETING M. M. Wm. D. McKay, (Continued from Page .1 Collaborating Epidemiol- thinks that .eventually the time ogist, U. S. Public Heal is coming when the three races, th Service. (Whtie, Black, Yellow) will be blended and there will be but one culture. Forum will be held again on Wednesday evening, February 2nd at 7:30 P. M. A member of the U. S. A. C. Faculty will be the speaker. SEP I s Thursday, Jan. 27, Salt Contains Amply Supply Of Iodine 73Z BUY THESE VALUES Steer Beef POT ROAST 8 Times-New- Continued from Page 1 tion's efforts to get reduced assessed valuations for grazing lands. 8. Approval of the State Board of Agricultures noxious weed cam paign. 9. Thanks to all organizations which aided in snow removal from ranges last winter, and to Governor Henry H. Blood and the Utah congressional delegation. Resolutions proposed by the marketing committee were also adopted without opposition. These resolutions urged: 1. That an appropriation of not less than $100,000 anuaiiy be made for continuance of the Department of Agricultures study of wool. 2. Passage of the proposed bill requiring labeling of fabiics so their fibre content is known. 3. Discontinuance of the Wool Top Futures Market, or regulation of it if it cannot be legally abolished. 4. Continuation of the Senate Wool investigation. 5. Regulations to prohibit dealers and members of the New York Wool top exchange from wool on consignment where taking they deal in tops and buy wool for their own account. 6. That no limitations be on the marketings of lambs,placed such as a proposed hill which would require shipment to public markets. 7. Continuation of lamb week promotions. 8. Grower owned organizations for the marketing of growers products. Other sets of resolutions dealt with the administration of the pubic domain under the Tavlor Grazing Art and of the National Forests by the Forest .Service, the general one bemg to urge an increase of the lands and a lessening of the restn. lions on sheep men desiring to serure grazing permit. Only one resolution failed to pass It proposed a revision of the makeup of regional advisory boards so as to give sheep men a numerical 10 THE OCNTAL PROFESSION SPECIAL NEW LOW PRICES ON ALL WORK NATURE PLATE All Pink-- No RUBBER PLATE I250 RubboT 6 50 35 Cm i I CARD OF THANKS I We appreciate the many courtesies extended us following the untimely death of our son, brother, husband and father, Fred Hill. For each assistance, we thank all. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hill and family Mrs. Zelda Hill and baby oodof th tibiltty and rttpo- - of Utah Lkontod Dtntiiti. 301 un-- . t. SPECIAL SALE WALK OVER SHOES -- WE HAVE A NUMBER OF PAIRS OF WALK-OVESHOES THAT WE OFFER FOR THE LOW PRICE OF R $2.98 PER PAIR See Our Window 1 f 4 |
