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Show four PACK THU 1J0X ELDER la-- t week. Mis. Annie Peter-- j sen of Brigham was a guest, 2 A MASTERPIECE Mis. Dorothy Jeppsen and HALF SOLING daughter, Sydney, visited in Ogden yesterday. and Rebuilding Mrs. Annie Riggs and Mr. l OK and Mis. Edward Olsen ol YOUR Well.sville spent Thuisday wilh EXPEN- - ft fl? Mr. and Mrs. Oriole Nelsen. Guests at the home of Mr. arid Mis. Isaac Jensen last week were Mrs Vera Christensen, Mary Wilson, Ann Jensen, Alice Mifflen and Mr. and High Quality Leather Mrs. S. Johnson. A REAL PICTURE and Cm)sition Soles The Mount Hope camp of the for Hard Wear togethjDaughteis of Utah Pioneers of the good looks, comfort er with a first class was held this week at tne and extra wear you'll have job. home of Captain Martha Jenbuilt in to your shoes by our sen. Fifteen members were THE MODERN MASTER SHOE piesent. The lesson was given SHOE REBUILDING RLB11LDLRS by Irene Erekson, and a readSYSTEM ing was given by Rosetta Its qualify and experience 2 doors South of that produces a Goulding. Refreshments vere IINK LOAN CO. served by Agnes Jeppsen, Mil53 South Main Street dred Rasmussen,, and Martha give ou most value for your money. Jensen. I)oc Petersen Visitors during the week at EDW. F. PETERSON the home of Reuben Jeppsen PROP. were Mrs. Ed Hartey and son, SHOE TEI) WOOD Stanley, Mts. Louie Sorenson 1st Door South of and daughter, Louie, Mr. and Howard Hotel Mrs. Vern Crozier and Mi's. George Crozier. MANTUA NEWS Mrs. Amy Larsen entertain- MANTUA, The Feb. ed the Recreation club Thurs- - 10 Mrs. Leota Keller and Mrs. rrna Jensen. Delilah Jensen a' three-ac- t Lovely Duckling, day. Dinner was served and play, was presented by the Rook was played. Prizes wenti"as a special guest. .Mantua M. I. A. Tuesday night under the direction of Bertha Lanvatter. Mrs. Fay Hailing H was the prompter and the following were included in the cast: Ora Jensen, Darrell Jepp-sen- . Lois Olsen, Vesta Riggs, LaMar Jacobsen, Lois Larsen, Helen Larsen, Malcolm Jepp- sen, Arietta Lynn Hailing, Johnson, Jean Laver and Ruth Pulsipher. They presented the play in Honeyville Thursday, re- Boyd J epp.se n recently turned from Texas where he has been studying aviation, and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jeppsen. The Recreation club entertained their partners at a party Saturday night at the home of FOR THRIFTY FOOD BUYERS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goulding. After a delicious dinner, ihe was spent playing evening FRESH FRUITS AND Rook, with prizes going to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hansen, Mrs. Cora Hailing and Newell Lar- Arizona, dozen sen. ORANGES, choice Visitors during the week at LeJuicy, 2 DOZEN FOR the home of Mr. and Mrs. land Petersen were Mr. and CAULIFLOWER, choice Mrs. Ed Anderson and family well bleached. LI5. ... and Blanche Wilcox of Brig- ham. ARIZONA CARROTS RADISHES, 3 bun. 10c Mrs. Florence Jeppsen enter- 15c LETTUCE, Arizona Iced, 4s, 2 for Married taincd the Young I1 c Women's club Wednesday eve- MORGAN CABBAGE, solid, pound ning. The hostess, after serv- GRAPEFRUIT, Texas PinK, size 96, 4 for 15c ing a delicious dinner, was RANCH EGGS, B grade, dozen . . 17c FRESH presented gifts from the elub 25c Louisiana for YAMS, members. Prizes Fancy, 3 pounds bridge were won by Peggy Rasmus- 15c POWDERED SUGAR, bulK, 2 pounds sen and Bernice Rasmussen. 5c JELL0, per pacKage. Guests included Mrs. Orville 25c 3 BROWN SUGAR, cello. pKg. pounds Nelsen. Thelma Nelsen, Marie Jacobson and Mary Petersen. 5c MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, bulk, lb. Miss Ruth Mae Nielsen at5c tended a party in Yost WedBEANS, Great Northern, white, pound CORN FLAKES, Fargo, 3 Ige. pacKages . . 25c nesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thur23c PANCAKE FLOUR, A-- l, 4 pound bag man of Lima, Mont., and Mr. 15c CRACKERS, Liberty Bell, 2 pounds and Mrs. Justin Nelson visited at the home of Wm. Goulding FLOUR, BEAR BRAND, SACK last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Hadfield 25c COFFEE, M. J. B, pound and son of Roy are visiting Leone Mrs. with Hailing. 29c GERMADE, 9 pound bag Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Nelsen PEACOCK OATS, 9 pound bag 35c and Mrs. Sophia Jensen visited in Ogden Wednesday. GEM MARGERINE, per pound 18c Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morgan H.ui-fiel8 LARD, 69c and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry pound pacKage visited at the Ernest GRAPEFRUIT, Shaver's, 2 cans for 19c Johnson home Wednesday. BAKING POWDER, Calumet, 1 lb. can . . 17c Jens Solberg was visiting at the home of Wilford Hailing CANS this week. Romina Mrs. Rasmussen, SOAP, Crystal White, 5 giant bars for . . I8c after being ill for some time, SUPER SUDS, Blue, large pacKage 19c is now being treated at a loPALMOLIVE 3 17c bars for SOAP, cal hospital. The Crochet Club met at the PEETS GRANULATED, large 22c home of Mrs. Rosetta Goulding 19c COFFEE, M. J. B. Jr., pound j LAST TIMES TODAY Capitol n riri ri:s o' ini': k IN Tlmt Mail, .Merry Nlorjumi Mull Is At Ills runniest "DUNAM) IIKK" DISMH AKTOON ( OLOKhl) AM HIS PrCHSIUI ; ! A ' PM lp' rir or BORNEO Prank Mil II MORGAN r. Billie Bl ItKK JEAN ROGERS saoio COMING SUNDAY - . ZpU anil chapter No. 8 Mvsterious Dr. Satan ALSO MONDAY INVISIBLE K,VE"dife'i iMtiatai 'TM Bskuts' i riJTTTTTT THE WILD MAN Tl'ESDAY GOODYEAR SHOP 23 28-"- KEN JENSEN EflfilSSSEir The grcatett story of the West by the Westrs Technicolor great story-telle- r! iktfS ROBERT DEAN RANDOLPH SCOTT YOUNG j VIRGINIA GILMORE JAGGER WATCII! FOR OPENING OF THE COUNTRY STORE SAVINGS "VU'".", 150 SPECIAL OFFER j PHOTOGRAPHS FOR NATIONAL GUARDSMEN And Men Of The SELECTIVE SERVICE j . j Size 3 x 4 AND 6 8x 1 Size 10' PHOTO ALL MOUNTED IN HANDSOME EASEL FOLDERS Give The Folks at Home Your Photo Remembrance COMPTONS ART AND MUSIC CO. British Troops Withdrawn From Dodecanese The r773T7T?TTT3 j ON British .... ... i ... now reveal that the troops were withdrawn after accomplishing their objective. Apparently, the plan was to an Italian seaplane destroy base on the island. Castel Rosso was occupied (By I'nitecl Press) A dispatch from London inr dicates that the British landing earlier this week after a on the Dodecanese island of bombardment by British Castel Rosso was only a raid. dost rovers. four-hou- .... 890 d 0 Potatoes. lT. S. No. 1, red. 10 lb. 70 SPECIAL TODAY Washed Parsnips Solid Dry Onions Crisp White Celery I APPLES 10 lbs. for 2 Jar 250 ihi HONEY, SYRUP,. 390 img 250 57c 55c per gallon Staleys, gallon J glass included lonathuii Apples M qt. glass HONEY . .... ST. BEANS, PEAS, 3 A 50 SPECIAL POTATOES Red IJliss S. No. 1 100 See The New 1911 ADVANCED iy.L Washington Delicious Apples Arizona Seedless Grapefruits ( aliforuia Lemons Soda Crackers 2 Ih. Ige. box 'i' ' rCrtiiriiVii . L & H SPECIAL ELECTRIC GRAPE FRUITS 180 sJP- Dozen RANGES 190 and up irirnVi Kiuso Mashing 1'imibr Armours Star Lard Dill I'iekies, quart jar $89.95 Easv Payments CHRISTENSEN FOOD STORE OPEN MARKET fgm I ODD STAMPS All 1.1' YOUR MEATS HERE CHOICE BEEF ROAST, LB. 20)! 590 ORANGES, full of juiee. Do. i ip MJ ji imnw jl BUY 100 Lb. 1 1 I) BEEHIVE COAL a APPLIANCF. Phone ONE LEAN RIB BOILING MEAT, VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, VEAL STEWS, per pound PORK ROAST, per pound per pound . . 14c . . 19c 14c Boston Butts, pound LAKB STEWS, per pound PICNIC HAMS, whole or half, pound ECONOMY BACON SQUARES, pound .... ... 1:00 PRODUCTION OF .... SMOKED HERRING, 10c large -- "jr ' , a ...... -- - Eves. p, - YOU JUST CANT AFFORD TO MISS Tills DEARBORN, Mich., Fe.b. 28 UP) Uncle Sams new butz cars are being put through the mill. The first of 15U0 tiny army scout trucks ordered from the Ford Motor company have just rolled off the assembly ii.te. Officials are testing them ever rough ground. The speedy little cars are about three feet high, ten feet long, and weigh only about one ton. However, they can carry - PLUS Man dgwa with NELL O'DAY Heal A Star And Feminine V Outhu Out of tlie Rodeo She Can Really Rj Another Exciting F thte Advents,, JUNIOR three or more men, race 60 miles an hour and climb a 68 per cent grade. CLOSE Free ROME, Feb. cry oca 2u .ate a Badge Matinq NEW TOMORROW! Youll Say Its Great Its LIFE WITH iv.nu Act Thrills You Drama Tugs As and y. gu arm1 a on n H - ng HENRY jard - LIFE WITH ai v IS HECTIC! Story With All The Fury and Fire of Its Stars. Continued from page one) HENRY LIFE WITH At A will HENRY- Menu - i tie IS ADVENTUROUS! Laudial That Lovable Radio Tamil) h Favorite Another oasi yam ee Down-To-Eart- Comedy gula .tail ! was are prepared. i.l be Because of the reorganization, all appropriation suggestions were momentarily stymied. Senator Eliott, chairman of the senate appropriaions comthat his announced mittee, committee was not preparing an appropriation bill because i ('organization is not far enough advanced to give any clear indication of anticipated needs, and because we dont know what the eventual setup will be. Ellett said were considering needs of various present departments and that an appropriation bill would be ready for prompt introduction at the special session Maw plans for late May or early June to wind up the reorganization and put the new state government into operation. Senate action yesterday completely overshadowed activities of the house of representatives. The lower chamber, however, passed the senate's bill, while defeating a senate resolution that would have lengthened the terms oi county attorneys from two to four years. anti-trespa- :ered and y i'ail Tt Th by ,n W. Lee and Bishop Stayner. I Have Done A vocal solo. was sung by Mrs. My Work, Connie M. Peters, a violin solo was played by Harold B. Felt, a duet, Whispering Hope, was given by Mr. and Mrs. Felt, and the closing song, O My Father." was rendered by the choir. Edwin Anderson ofInterfered the benediction. ment was in the city cemetery, the A. M. Seely dedicating California Town Feb. an hour gale syept through the Santa Maria area today. The gale damaged airplanes and hang- nrs at a nearby airport, shattried windows, and h logMd the highways with bWyv rvover trees Calif.. ir of W. J a. ,yen; t; st, amra. Lave K : Chi We Olsen rals, as Earl flsor iy Pe FRANK CRAVEN CRISP DONALD FRANK CEOKGE TOBIAS Ho Pius One Of The Tears Funniest Cartoons KENNEDY Hardships JEROME COWAN of Miles Bryai urn Standrf en, J His, 1 I guess I better deliver in messages for London don." LISBON, Feb. new L'S lUP)-Ameri- ARMY PLANES SEEK LOST -FLYING CADET ca's ambassador to Britain, John G. Winant, arrived in Lisbon today by clipper plane. Winant said that the United State's is daily increasing its aid to Britain. He was asked whether he carried any special messages from President Roosevelt to Prime Minister Churchill. Wimnt replied: j MONTGOMERY, Ala. F arrM (UP) Twenty-fivfor planes arc searching cadet Raymond King. -been missing in a training aftemoo" since yesterday ona ficials say King was W tine training flight. last seen about eight from thp Montgomery e ANNUAL BIG fella. vates .firlsoi i w ). Dicks 4 ,e W I "A ( tan , ion, r, Bi Move: i Me Ellis Pugs acy, L. ! Earl HElnMMBm man. i Wi noth mnERfiara'S APRON AND OVERALL CARNIVAt DANCE - TONITE B. E. H. S. GYMNASIUM e - Li Ccrs IN LISBON Impressive funeral services were held at the Third ward for chapel Friday afternoon Mrs. Mary O. Andeiaon, who died Tuesday morning at the home of her son, LeRoy F. Olsen in Pocatello, Idaho. There was a wealth of floral tributes and the attendance was large. V. H. Stayner conBishop ducted the services which opened with an organ prelude by Delos Thompson. Orval E. Sackett gave the prayer, and the Relief Society chorus sang a selection, Come Unto Me." A beautiful tribute was paid to the character and life's work of the deceased by the speakers: Ilyrum mi eac WINANT ARRIVES Impressive Funeral Services Held For Mary O. Anderson SANTA MARIA. A 28 (UP) Si n IS ROMANTIC! Your Heartstrings! a second amendment bringing the important industrial commission into the industrial debeing at The fir ACTION also e SO MANY NEW BIG SHOWS WE MUST PLAY THEM TWO AT A TIME St) 1 IIAT OTHER CITIES CAN BUT AT HAVE THEM! DOUBLE THE SHOW REGULAR PRICES! HOUSE REBELS AT SENATE department, ,1, BUT TWO NOT ONE BIG FEATURES! 1 velopment ' n ican consulates in Palermo, Sicily, and in Naples have been closed by request of the Ital-ian government. German planes now are based on Sicily and Naples has been a frequent target of the British RAF. It is believed the action is part of the Italian pol- icy of increased restrictions on the movement of foreigners. ( S .. 'i Amer- 28 (UP) r 0 PORE YE in liis latest cartoon QUIET PLEAsE" U.S. CONSULATES Gale Sweeps 17c .10c ( 12c 10c .1 J a lT-- it 9:00 LAST TIMES TODAY NEW BLITZ CARS grave. 20c FRESH SALMON, sliced, pound COTTAGE CHEESE, bulK, pound STEWING HENS, per pound IT P. M. 20c Til 6 20c 17c 17c ;c H p w DOORS OPEN ITALIANS M t Valentine of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Grace V. Price, S. N Kussett Potatoes Green Onions New Green Cabbage l FORD STARTS following Solid Winter Pearniaius Bananas, good to eook. CAULIFLOWER Per Lb Y MORNING, SATUKD NEWS-JOURNA- 9 O'CLOCK 8 PIECE ORCHESTRA 50c PER COUPLE War 3akei res B. C. |
