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Show I Housewives Get CAFE COLONIAL Friday, November 22, The Tooele Transcript IS3gJTcavq Regular Order Jumbo Fried Shrimps Dinner5! In Basket BO' k n - If vifitii. f "Never before has (he housewife had such a bargain in both quality and prire in buying her' I Thanksgiving turkey a this year,"! according to the man who should know, George I". Hudd, manager' of the poultry division of Utah! Poultry and I armers C'ixiperative( anj the man who directs the pro rcss.ng and sales of probably more turkevs than any other man, m the state Mr, Rudd reports that prices are down six to eight tents under the market prices of last year and last year we thought prites . were low." There has been an increased 'production of the banquet birds' this year in Utah and in most States where turkevs are grown That's the reason for the slump: in prices which is good news to' rl 'turkey buyers but serious news! for the men on Utahs farms who! j produce the birds. "The result is that Uta hfami- V lies will be feasting on luscious t turkey that costs no more at the market than hamburger, reports Mr. Rudd. "We are anticipating the greatest consumption of turkey that we have ever had in the state as a result of these bargain prices." lie points out that turkeys now . i are available in all sires. In recent years the stress has been on Li ie ot Mr. and Mrs. Montalvo, daughter of Mr. at loocie vauev nospital for Top producing bigger turkeys with the L to R son of Mr. and Mrs, Cardon Woodand Mrs. Seldon Broadbent and daughter of broad breast that insures more Mr. and Mis, Wayne Dow, ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mascar-enawhite meat. But at the same time son of Mr. and Mrs. Glade Scow, son a smaller white turkey known as has been introducthe ed into the state. "As a result - , consumers can now get turkeys S COOKS from four to thirty pounds. There 'RsrT. vvectv is a turkey to fit the needs of any Rudd out. points family." jn observance of Book Week, the The turkey chief points out thatjonele Public Library will hold a about ten years ago practically book, exhibit on Saturday between all turkeys were sold fresh over , he hours of one and four p.m. Wanted! Pennies, nickels, dimes the butchers counter, with (he ;at the library, or dollars! To help buy a TV' set, butcher having to clean and dress! Childrens books will be featur-th- e for the children at the Primary bird after it was sold. Cust-'er Children's and the public, including Hospital. was charged for the full ren as well as adults, are invited Dan Valentine recently exposed weight of the bird before it was to attend. in his column, the need for TV, sets for the children at the hos- The 1957 Christmas Seals will JP'tal to help entertain them in Robert Johnson, son of Mr. and decorate your Christmas gifts andheir ln8 hours while their bones and their bodies heal Mrs. L. Marlin Johnson, is home, cards and show that you are Mrs. Merna Kelly, president of on an eighteen dav furlough from'ing in the fight against tubercul the Eighth Ward Primary, startl'd h'.s ship, the U S S. Helena, Long csis. the ball rolling locally and Mrs. Beach, California. Robert, petti ofFern Jensen, Stake Primary Preficer third class, has spent two sident, sledged the support of all . . . years in the Navy, having been the Primaries in the stake to raise Da u in Korea. Japan and Guam areas. her of Mr. and Mrs Bart. funds to purchase a portable set , He will return to his ship on Dec. 7 N St Now to turn it is help! your fith and will spend four months in Needing jlo (aL This makes three Mjrkj Everyone loves to bring a smi e dry dock in San Francisco, after dc.h1(Jr.n for Mr and Mrs to the face of a child and joy o which he will sail, with his ship, VlcIor c Smilh of Grantsville, his hear .Here is your chance for overseas, possibly Australia. for Mr f)Vp Rrandchldren do just that. He has two more years to serve. jand Mrs Bartle(t navnes of Xoo. Give to your Primary officers. , he A,so at great as little or as much as you caret MOVE TO TRDA Mr. for and Mrs.i grandchild a TV set to to. send Lets . Mr. and Mrs. William Beagley 'James Harris. Tooele and the 3rd.i shut-in- s at the Pnmary Childrens' and sons, Gerald and John, have great grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. p 'Earl Hale of Grantsville. moved to Erda to make their CLEANERS home. They are living on the El86 South Main St. mo England Ranch. John has been W VISIT PARENTS second counselor in the Tooele Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tooele PHONE-6- 3 Third Ward. All their many diard and children. Allen, Bruce, friends miss them. Evan and Kent, a weekend DAY'S SERVICE We will work out a deal recently as guestsspent of their parApproximately 15,000 people died if desired. ents and grandparents, Mr. and lo suit your Budqet. of tuberculosis in the United States Mrs. Allen Morley, Moroni, Ut. last year. , a- - -' ( i at WOODYS GASOLINE DAYS in Turkey Guys of of Scott's?! - l Bargains was some(!,j? you fannnt do and I muth attention in the w ill undertake to do it" "Fh-ii.hole! h,Wy wiih his tales of ac)e," rep1 ed the S ot, "J carna jmv my b.:l here" coir.pl, shmeniv i'as News, hut, Atlas Auto I "Well, now." said an I ng'i'hat last, "supjam-- ou te'l us me Co. min .attracting A 1S57 j Friday and Saturday One Gallon ol Ca TREE v.ilh each $5 purchase! J Nov... NYLON f winter tiresK at rayon price! O k e. brul-w'-proo- f, Q O r NO PREMIUM in Price for d This NYLON. Nylon cord tire is yours at same price as ordinary rayon winter tires. I 25 Discount. Right now. we are allowing full 25 discount off regular list price for your used tires if they are in retreadable Budget Terms NOW . . for (i.i:axix ... for Your Old Casings. Suburbanite Recap Winter Tires your I.VTUK Tires 14 East First North.Tooele BUY ANYTHING IN THE STORE $30 TO $3500 NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED budget payment plan SPECIALS Woodys Tire Shop 31 to.d HEISTS We have now a COMPLETE STOCK of . . . BUY NOW while our Stock is complete. are equipped to CLOTHES 1ST CLASS To Avoid Delay WE Will Exchange RECAPPED WINTER TIRES We child-omp- Dropoff m Have your OLD CASINGS RECAPPED Winler driving . . . Re-Ca- p TV Set for n condition. - - Easy ... down-to-ooH- S.L. Hospital Ways - - - - ( super-strengt- h Vmj No need to pay fonio.Hr price for aluminum storm doors sod for WlfCO oftors lugtiost quality ot sonsiblo windows li prices. Como in ond lot os show yoo tho mony soporior advantage of WfPCO ALUMINUM STOIM DOOIS ond WINDOWS. No money down. Convomont SISIWAY Bod got payments. iPrimarytoBuy Children anti-tki- - - - - Save Two -- s, 100 super-safNylon cord body. blowout proof. So durable Virtually it can be retreaded as many as two or three times. d Patented t'ad. Made with exclusive type, abrasive anti s J rubtier that gives uy to 3 times greater grip on packed snow and slippery streets. Guaranteed against ANY failure even blowouts, bruises, etc., for full tread life. No time or mileage limit! Super-toug- oh Money SftJKJU s Phone 1288 1957 nonar. 2895 1955 CXnn.l.M 2795 1954 C.WU.1..U 2295 . . . AND THANKS TO ALL OUR DEPOSITORS HERE! Your TB association hopes you will use all the Christmas Seals you buy to help fight tuberculosis. Instructions for making Christmas Seal favors and tree ornaments are available from your tuberculosis association. j Mils 1953 nOMH'.K 595 1953 . 1953 CAMtJ.ACl 1595 cnnxsvn 995 1952 POXTIAC 595 At this Thanksgiving time, we express cere thanks to all our depositors. (IIIlYSl.lt 595 1951 "OLDS" sin- When you put money in your account in this bank (and we hope you do so regularly) you help yourself and this community, too. a year 1952 545 1950 295 1950 duals, agriculture and industry are your deposits along with those of your neighbors and friends. By keeping this money in cir- ON SAVINGS PAID culation here, this community prospers. EVERY 6 MONTHS 1949 1949 CM FA Y 245 it'ii rim rtiirw 1'OIW 175 & First Security Bank of Utah, N A. fimi'snt 175 1949 OT30Cr QraSDUTiTf 1'Oltn 295 Most of the money we loan here to indivi- BANK INTEREST "STUItli" 1946 2 03X0 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ..W.C.Truck 250 PAUL0SChf;sd,i; Tooele, Ut. 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