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Show THE VOICE OF chat EOGEMONT 1 Vi-- lUIlows Ili-- - as Thursday, September 21, 1939 delicious lum heon was to Ldna M.veis of lrovo a gue-n- ; Dorothy Trotter, Grace Booth, Wilma Wisroinbe, Leona Elsie Davis, Josephine Booth, Nila Booth, Beth Farnsworth, A seied Reporter KJihe Trotter s SIIAEO'N hos-t--- s to tlie members o the Breieton and the hosier. Iiiuhelor Girls club last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. W(lford Gillespie evening at her home. The time and children were Salt Lake visitwas spent in sewing and social ors on Saturday. The Literary club met at the : home of Mrs. Bertha Salisbury ; Mrs. Loleta Friday afternoon. Dixon conducted the meeting 1 with Mrs. Emma Brereton in & charge of the program. Mrs. Effie Pinegar gave an In- Fanbelts Tubes teresting travelogue of her recent S. Accessories trip to the New York World's Fair, after which a tasty luncheon Groceries Confections was served to Mesdames Dixon, LHnch Meats and Cheese Pinegar, Brereton, Hilda Conder, Now Added. Annie Gillespie, Joanna Boyce, Hazel Hawkes, Martha Stewart, WHITE SPOT !lr I Sinclair Gas i Oil I I SERVICE t Robert J. Thorne East of the Orem Cannery 4t t Coal. entertained at dinner Sunday evening fut tlitir grandchild: eu. Yell at.d Wanda Wetter, whose birthday anun ersaries were that Co: era were laid for the day honored guests, Miss Orva Del We Ur, Kenneth Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ellmgsworth of Salt Lake and the host and hostess. Ray Gammon and Julian Hansen of the Sharon stake high council were tlie speakers at Satrament meeting Sunday evening, Counselor Edwin Booth was in VIEW rc ; ii A - - . r ' m A Inquire at REVERENCE All the traditional reverence of the funeral ceremony is captured in the simple yet impressive funerals conducted It is a fitting hy IIatch-Qeisgesture to the one who has SERVICE depo rted. 4 Market OKatcv Ouist V ifuneral 3fome Phone 532. 160 N. Univ. Ave. I.G.A. STORE SPECIALS minim inMimnmiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiimimiMmmiM'iim i i h ic ) i j yi t PANCAKE FLOUR I.G.A-- , 3 ',2 lbs. I.G.A- CLEANSER 3 for i -- :m fVi urVvv'Jl xji - Grapefruit (Shavers) A No. 2 cans, 3 for r? f , p f nuu iwiiiiimiMimimminmmiifiimmimiiii Os 1 I c Saturday, Sept. 23rd. The Genealogical committee have charge of the church services Sunday evening. A fine program has been arranged and all ward members are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Allen have returned home from a vacation trip to California where they visited with their son and daughter-inwill xZ improved. James B. Ferguson and George F. Wells of the high council were the speakers at the Sunday evening church services. Mrs. William Facer and small daughter Marilyn of Salt Lake visited here during the week with her "parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Holcaway. Miss Ferida Wirz and her brother, Frank, returned to their y Calumet BAKING POWDER, per lb I.G.A. CREAM CEREAL per pkg. Baking Chocolate For Cakes 4 pa 7? 15$ 16c ROLLED OATS bag I.G.A Jelled DESERT, 3 for OuKin Front - I b 5-t- ie , MOTHERS OATS Cup and Saucer pkg. I.G.A. DRESSING AUy MILK, (all brands) 4 for .... 20c can . . 51c Styles (Baby Beef) lb. 14c Smoked Breakfast IIXCON, (sliced) lb. Mild Cheese, lb. Ib 4-l- aw . . a 17c 39c 49c ls bars for Maybe they did wear holes In them last season . . . but bring them in and let us show you how nice and new and serviceable we can make them again. Get school shoes fixed up now, so theyll be ready for the $1.29 1.69 1.99 2.85 Unknown Quality first day. Con. Wagon & Mach. Co. Louis Kelsch and Son Provo, Utah.' (Rear of Booterie) , f thick live rubber, full circle molded with new double-chec- k rubber valve. Thick, broad, flat Center Traction tread; tough long staple cotton ply cords, massive Safe and long wearing in tough service. The Tube Yotirs at NO extra CHARGE 5 I The Tire side-wall- s. vithoUw TeTubQ 4 VVi 5 p 92S 5 MOSE LEWIS FASHIONS FOR MEN numiiMitHtuMinmmimimimuiiiHiumuiiiiimimKimm ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR EsfimaU-i- . made on all electric wiring aid Installation. We do the big jobs with the same eas as we ran handle your smallest Job. FirONE 311-- SCREEN DOORS SPECIAL SIZES AT COST TO CLOSE OUT s. Provo, Utah 3 cans for I nick HO Extra CHARGE Western GianS for CRACKERJACK POP CORN, 3 pkgs. COCOANUT per pound SALMON, (Dcmings) Red, per can SODAS for COFFEE (Hills) Blue can SPLIT PEAS tins each PUFFED RICE per package PEAS Extra Ssif-Ventilai- ed at ! with any othsr an extra trade-i- n allowance tor your old tire, tool Not only a genuine Western Giant passenger car tire tough, massbut also an ive, sturdy and safe AND extra thick JUMBO safety tube with base, double check air famous air vent those valve, and pinch-pro- of ridges that prevent trapped air between tire and tube. SALE Ends Sat P ! All Prices Are "With Your Old Tire" BOTH for less than the price of the tire alone. Here we show a lew Sale Prices. SEPT 30tb 4 I jy 16-o- z. L. C. GUYMON 471 East, 6 North A JUMBO for White i i . BISQUICK per pkg. r SYRUP, (Staleys) Two Special Price Groups MiiiitHiimmmtitiminmmumnmmMiiuiiimmiMHHiunimmiuiiiHimiiiiiuimHiniiiMH 4-- A New Lease on Life for Old Shoes I Boy Ron (or Extra Savings! Crude Rubber prices have already ad vanced 50. There is a possibility of Tire Prices going up. Buy NOW, Save Morel 3 MEATS Pot Roast lb. per sq. lb. per sq. lb. per'sq. lb. per sq. per roll per roll per roll per roll Compare Our Prices with Products of 35 45 55 90 SPECIALS FOR: Saturday, Sept. 23rd Ecnomy (Sliced) Squares OYSTERS (Wellapa) Large CLEANSER, (Holly) Suits and overcoats that carry every detail of the seasons new styles in colors, designs, fabrics and models. Featured are stripes and herringbones in unfinished worsteds and tweeds, two and three button, single and double breasted. ntA Quart Shortening:, LARD, Cement BACON ij S3T. PIONEER Mica Surfaced 108 sq. ft Complete with Nails and per roll. CPr'fnni WIENERS per pound 2 fer 21c Chase & Sanbouraes COFFEE, lb. bag 3-l- b. Roofing Specials! Western Giant Traveler DEVILED MEAT 3 cans for NUBARA SOAP Granules, gaint pkg. AEROWAX per pt. LUNCH MEATS (Assorted) per lb. &My Windex Tuna Flakes, Phone 264 1 Grocery 5 mwy jar Crisco, E. Center nz: 1 with Each SOAP, Crystal White OfA P-N- Brooms, X 33 Utah Provo Service 1 T- WE MAKE OUR OWN Beauty Venita Coe BARS Bees Hardware Co. Efficient 4nA , z. j -A- Courteous Orem Feed & LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 bars for Carnation WHEAT or 4 Ori J V OATS, large pkg Crjstal White SOAP 9AA Giant bars, 10 for I.G.A. Sweet Wrinkle TEAS No. 2 Tins 'PTLfL 2 for BUTTER 24-o- Coe Beauty Salon home in Los Angeles after spending two weeks here visiting. It's silo filling time here now and with picking tomatoes, pulland ing onions, cutting beans hauling hay the men folks are nearly as busy as their wives who are filling the cellar shelves with pkg. 20c Ilinso, large war conditions causing crude rubber pines to mount rapidly and lasher tire prices practically certain to ' result, tbutty motoribts will be quick to appreciate and ike advantage of the extra aavlc.s afforded by the reduced prices now especially awilable to them during the tne and tube hale jubt auuouuced by H N. Tuttle, local manager of the Western Auto Supply Company. Crude rubber has advanced 50 per cent aiready and may go asserts. higher," Mr.' Tuttle Cotton, too, has increased, and since these two are the principal ingredients of tires, it is only natural to assume that retail tire prices may soon reflect these higher costs. "But Western Auto's tire prices have not yet increased. In fact our regular low prices are even lower than ever in the current tire and tube offer, during which your old worn tires can be traded in on a brand new Western Giant Traveler with a Blue Ribbon Inner tube included with no extra charge. With each Western Giant Double Duty, Super Whipcord or gu(nt Grip purchased you will recene a Jumbo inner tube at no extra charge and In addition an allowance for the Old tire, he adds. The pavings this event affords are particularly timely, according to him, for they not only protect the tire buyer against possible price increases, but also permit him to equip his car at a saving safe treaded with tires before winter weather sets in, making streets dangerous for smooth tires. "The Western Auto easy pay vegetables and fruit for winter consumption. All are grateful for the bounteous harvest, r Before You Buy SEE TRUIT PICKING Wiih Mrs. Geo. F. Wells, Reporter Don J. Bunnell has been removed to the L.D.S. Children's hospital. His condition is much RAISE ment plan will make Jt ea-- b r to equip your car with a full set of Western Giants and pay for them in comement installments,'' Mr. Tuttle tom lude. . POSSIBILITY VINEYARD y. t. Drakes OF TIRE PRICE dames Essie Harward, Tillie Elliott, Lucille aud Grace Nuitall. Margaret Nicol. Cleo Harward, Annie Jolley, Charlotte Davies, Ora Griffith, Moutez Harward and Mrs, Eautough. -law, Mrs. Mr. and Roy Allen of San Jose. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Davis of Salt Lake visited here Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mtb Hugh J. Davis. Mrs. Lee Johnson and mother, Mrs. Oliver Leurs of Bear River City are vacationing in San Francisco for uro weeks. Mrs. Roy Warner was hostess to members of R. cl th Thursday WARNED MOTORISTS trumpet afternoon at her home. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stone have moved their house out nearer the highway. Miss Polly Aston of Lindon is convalescing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bradford Shum-wa- d $ aud by .Mrs. Kelsey The Palms, played by Don Gritfith with piano accompaniment by his mother. A bhower honoring Mrs. Elgin Ohphaut was held on Monday at J 30. PieMmt, besides the hostesses, Mesdames Theo Harw&rd, Mary P. Davis and Slable Gardner, were the following: Mes ,piued ihat-ge- Mrs. Flora Bigler had as her guests Sunday her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Salt Lake City. Mrs. O. C. Marriottl was called to Salt Lake last Tuesday, due to the death of her nephew, Ellis Lola Wiseombe, Eve Gillespie and Glen of Vernal who passed away Miss Helen Salis- at the Veterans the hobtess. hospital. bury assisted her mother. Mrs. Elmira Boyce, Mrs. Flora Bigler and Mrs, Caroline FarnsGRAND worth visited in Salt Lake on Mrs. C. H. Davies, Reporter Monday. Ed. Salisbury has returned home after spending the summer Two members of the high counin Fanguitch where he was em- cil, EldeiJ P. W. Madsen and Mr. ployed. He will attend the B. Y. Bellows were the speakers at SunU. this season. day afternoon meeting. Special Mrs. Raymond Brown of Logan musical numbers consisted of an La Golondrina visited this week with Mr. and organ solo: We Guarantee to Save You Money on Coal by buying now. MOHAWK Mrs John Y cates at Olmsted. Mr. ami Mrs. W. W. Ferguson -- 9$ sss gttojagr teeSs 1 21$ SPEAR LUMBER CO. EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER t"ti t tifiirf - - ''mawrfiii n Tfcnai m I &,. toaaftMiriiirriBncr'iTirr rsss&zmsaet i LUMBER NATIVE LUMBER-US- ED USED SASH AND DOORS |