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Show AFTERNOON, AUGUST 11, 1912 THE BOX ELDER NEWS-JOURNA- PAGE THREE E 1 BUSED FOODS COST LUNDS GROCERY GET ALL THE SHIAH YOU NEED FOR CANNING I RUT 'p your vitamin chart on and feed ill these days, These hot family right. pr ras drain vitality, and and well balanced diets the build resistance for Its months ahead. a Utile forethought to familys isnt it? the b.ds, annual cauliflower Youll find aise sauce in your cook put them together and make a deliciously for even the special dinner party. ONIONS eryij ip are the r of bft 'J fI c9 J per-ca- jive you some - $2-7- 5 to have it in for you. VEGETABLES at prices you can he assured of are right. And i SOAP 81 GRAPE JUICE 82 83 84 2 2 0 : : :0 87 88 LUNDS ?h of dnesdi ie, in le s. fol, Br and en re;, land, s vat was save tin, help save the orn crop and give your a treat, often, with ten- by ' wiO g ding hot roasting ears. re!. fruits are going to be singly hard to get in hen present supplies are therell be no more for ts, according to reports, d better put a couple of of raisins away now if planning to make that ake or plum pudding for nas this year. Dried appears and peaches also the list of enjoy them you may. i nn fuL a Cm Mikitai ten New tpwrw irectwtf t reeled hot weather, break-- t the cool of the morn-ibe the most enjoyable if the day. Itll pay the 'ife In compliments if she ;some thought and effort ning breakfasts for her I Instead of a quickly-- ) serving of toast and cof-,jfbalancing a meal with r meat substitutes, fruit ries and somcn cereal m the numerous forms eh it is prepared for sts. Add hot biscuit or as, with strained honey, to the happy ahs. ng n y an SYCAMORES COOLEST FLOUR STORE IN THE CITY Golden Loaf 18 lb. bag . $1.35 FRESH 67c 22c 35c 21c SI,.MOX, fail cans, pink TL'NA, White Star, can DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 for LUX TOII.ET SOAP, 2 for SALAD DRESSING, quart jars 25c BUY THESE WHILE YOU CAN! CAN CORN, Cream Stvle, Bantam PEAS, Roly Polv, No. 2 can, BEANS, green cut 5c 5c No. 1, lug, 30 lhs. loose 95c 17c 30c 15c GREEN PEPPERS, pound ORANGES (220) sweet, juicy, dozen ORANGES (288) size, dozen 2 lb brick QUARTS, 32 oz 5!lc .MII.K, tall cans, 3 for SPRY, 3 pound can ... BEEF POT ROASTS, tender, lb CHOICE STEAKS, any cut, lb. . PORK LOIN CHOPS, lean, lb. . . LINK SAUSAGE, pound pound pound 26c 37c 39c 35c 25c 15c 27c LIVER, pound $1.19 POTATOES For pick- ling, lb NEW WHITE 10 LBS. 100 D - 210 all-o- A d come g &e the most of the the coming weeks. melon-bal- l cocktail in nees as a cocktail some for dinner. situ-curin- - MELONS SATURDAY SPECIALS in history destined to go as the man who X a sneeze from a liability Ifcsset! Gilbert's famous is a cinema classic; all to do to arouse a hur-e.o- f mirth is to go into his helpless convulsion of Ae. ibgrt plays the role of H Fopadopolis in Repub-- f Sleepytime Gal, starring T tanova. Jay Novello is ICE I '3ant Chef Barzumium Titz Feld is "Assistant ' !etrovich. Between the 4f them, they manage to ffi,he complications rolling ,arious pace-- . itHpicture will open Sunday A. I Capitol for a three-dajjb'he cast Includes Tom I Mildred Coles, Harold Ruth Terry, Skinnay En-- ; M frry Lester, Jimmy Ames d ; isha Cook, Jr. W, .gogell directed under As- Clf.ti producer Albert J. Co n., j Sweet, Juicy, Delicious JOHN ROOSTERS BARGAIN STORE from the rank of ser-fat Ft. KPant to staff sergeant Morris Washington. LewiS, was with the national guard, anr pntcred the army a year ago last March. he In a letter to his mother to be careful friends his urged inforin safeguarding military Morris Now A We dont know and mation. he said, so Sergeant you dont know, wa His stationery Giet Morris, ars. dont talk. Morris of Brigham, has printed with L1? '',arnm Id his certificate of pro- - gossip sinks ships. t 19c 5c 35c EGGS, B grade, dozen' 23c LEMONS, Red Ball, 360s, dozen 5c each GRAPEFRUIT, 80s, 59c CHEESE, 2 pound bricK 33c PEANUT BUTTER, 2 pound jar 20c HEINZ BABY FOOD, 3 for 35c 4b. TEA, Hewletts, green 31c lb . . or Del Monte, drip COFFEE, reg., 25c CAMPBELLS TOMATO SOUP, 3 for 25c MILK, tall cans, 3 for 23c ORANGE BASE, 2 cans 30c C0C0ANUT, bulk, pound SALAD DRESSING, Miracle Whip, quart 39c 64c SUPER SUDS, giant . . : PEAS, Box Elder, ungraded, 3 cans . . . 33c 25c DUTCH CLEANSER, 3 cans 37c SYRUP, Staleys, 5 pound can 23c GEM MARGERINE, pound 2 21c for WHEATIES, - 252 size, dozen CANTALOUPES, home grown motion c' - QUALITY pound MEATS CHOICE BEEF ROAST, LEAN RIB BOILING MEAT, pound MUTTON CHOPS, pound MEATY VEAL STEWS, pound ECONOMY BACON, pound LAMB STEWS, pound FRESH SIDE PORK, pound VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, pound LEAN BEEF CUBES, pound STEWING HENS, pound TE! m 25c-27- SUMMER 17c 15c 29c 27c 28c 23c 25c-2- 9c 37c PORK SAUSAGE, pound GROUND BEEF, pound 25c 25c George Montgomery (right) and John Sutton only have eyes for lovelv Maureen OHara ami the pair battle it out for her favor in 20th Century-Fox- s stirring tale of heroism and romance. Ten Gentlemen From West Point' scheduled Sunday, Monday and Tuesday for the Capitol Theatre. SHEFFIELDS I. G. A. MARKET 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 CORNER GROCERY SODA CRACKERS, 17c 25c 7c SQUASH, pound BEEF POT ROAST, pound SLICED BACON, pound c 23c 25c ORANGES, .... y SS 20c 25c packages 25c CHEERIOATS, 2 packages I. G. A. SALAD DRESSING, quart jar 37c I. G. A. SOAP GRAINS, giant package 57c PENNICK CORN OR GLOSS STARCH, 2 pKgs. 15c Case $2.75 PEAS, No. 2 can, 3 cans 35c; DAWN TISSUE, 4 rolls 25c SHAVERS GRAPEFRUIT, 300 size can, 3 for 29c I. G- A. TOMATO JUICE, 4 cans 25c SACRAMENTO FRUIT COCKTAIL, tall can 15c 23c LEMONS, Red Ball, 360 size, dozen CORN FLAKES, I. G. A., 3 POTATOES, Red, 10 pounds FRESH TOMATOES, nice, pound rt Career J Gilbert is I JELL0, 3 packages MARKET eeze Made -- I 350 280 350 290 jar $ Iten are just begin-Jonto the market, i .... PLENTY OF LIDS CAPS RINGS FAROWAX, Etc. CAULIFLOWER 250 250 350 230 150 69c 83c QUARTS HALF GALLONS 250 for3p BUY FRUIT JARS NOW PINTS 130 150 230 BALI. MASON or KERR SELF SEALING COTTAGE CHEESE Fresh in bulk, pound 50 .... 100 25c 25c for 230 250 DREDGES MARKET Ice Cold BEER With Empties PINTS, 2 50 .... s 120 SILVER GLOSS or CORN STARCH. 3 for 25c GRAPEFRUIT, Shavers No. 2 ean 2 for 25e PORK 4 BEANS, Pierces, small can .. . 7e 75c LARD, Rex, Pure, 4 pound package CHEESE, American or Pimento, TOMATOES, SMITHS 100 15c 15c 2Jc j ! 5 green, fresh picked, dozen LETTUCE, (4) California solid CABBAGE, Utah solid head, pound TOMATOES, firm red, per pound f - 5 PRODUCE CORN, KIN'SO, giant size MUTTON CHOPS, MUTTON STEW, 2 AIR CONDITIONED 1 The food buyer who goes into the grocery store these to do her weeks shopping expects even with war 9 days curtailment of some commodities to find a bigger assort- ment of better quality foods than she found twenty years S(ago, or even ten. But perhaps she would be surprised to 'know that these quality advertised foods in all probability are costing her less today, during a war, than they would have ten years ago. j That statement is going to be hard to believe for many a housewife who is of the opinion WWW VVVVVfVI that, with all its faults, the depression of the early thirties brought lower food prices as a compensating factor. But a recent national survey, HOLST S SATURDAY GROCERY conducted by an unprejudiced t and impartial institution thor5 322 SOUTH MAIN STREET qualified for such a oughly Lettuce up the startling brought study, 17c 2 Extra large TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. tin conclusion that advertised foods cost as little as 57 percent of 13c S Green Peppers PORK BEANS, No. 2- - can the 1931 prices for the identical 3 for 25c J large, article. CORN, Golden B, Whole Kernel, 2 for Lemons, 360 size The report of the survey " 25c MILK, Popular Brand, 3 for dozen showed that the reason for this is he same reason that Amer17c CORN FLAKES, Kellogs, 2 for Green Corn, Golden ica is the strongest, healthiest, dozen Bantam, 45c CERT0, 3 bottles for best fed and richest nation in home Tomatoes, the world today; the reason is M- C. P. PECTIN, 3 for 25c home, pound mass production. 27c BATHROOM TISSUE, Charmin, 4 rolls Mass production means econHome grown omy. But to create the market 30c Cantaloupes, each . BACON, sliced, pound for the product of such producPotatoes, Red 27c tion, advertising is absolutely LUNCH MEAT, sliced, assorted, pound 10 pounds essential, th report declared. " 6c SALT, Iodized, pacKage Therefore, the buyer has the Carrots, Beets advertisements she reads and 12c 3 bunches for TOMATOES, local, 3 pounds follows to thank for the econFruit Cocktail 22c omies she encounters in her LEMONS, 300 size, dozen 2 cans for grocery buying today. 23c POTATOES, Red Locals, 10 pounds Not only in foods, but In ev2 Pork and Beans, ery other type of goods, mass 16 oz. can, 3 for ... production has put America on Prem, all luncheon ;top among the nations of the Mass production will world. Meat, can mean this war and winning Pickles, dill, the freedom that preserving quart jars made such initiative and enterVegetable Soup prise possible. Grocer Patronize Your Neighborhood 19 oz. can The mass production way, the American way, and advertising Vaie Salmon. 5c GROWN Happy HOME TOMATOES, pound go hand in hand in bringing tails pink, 30c LOCAL CORN, dozen more things within the reach of Condensed Milk, OK everyone, without disrupting 5c MELONS, per pound our sacred freedom. Popular brands, 3 So today, with many products Corn Flakes, FULL SUPPLY OF CHOICEST MEATS which she is accustomed to buy-- , 2 AT LOWEST PRICES! Kelloggs, for ... ing in any quantity she wishes Mutton Chops curtailed, the thrifty, thought- 29c CHOICE CALIFORNIA PEACHES, 2 lbs. 2 pounds ful housewife will depend more GARDEN PEANUT BUTTER, 2 pound . . 35c and more on the advertiseFancy Beef Pot ments of her grocers as her PUFFED RICE, pacKage 10c PUFFED WHEAT Roast, pound .... .guide to balancing the family 5c CUCUMBERS, 2 for Fancy Smoked budget w'hile balancing the fam- 5c . RADISHES, choice, bunch Bacon, sliced, lb. ilys diet. She will see that advertised items are items of 10c Veal Chops CARROTS, 3 bunches for there is plenty, and work which ROOL-AImakes refreshing soft drinks, pKg 5c per pound them into her menus. She wdll take advantage of seasonal 69c BLUE LABEL CHEESE, 2 lb- carton A Few Heavy fruit and vegetable and meat 63c TASTY LOAF CHEESE, 2 lb. loaf and maintain the bargains, Chickens Spring Patronize Your Neighborhood Grocer familys health and strength for L production while her country needs it most, and at BUY the same time save pennies WAR will grow steadily .into BOND TODAY! that dollars for war bonds. a as,I t forget a cold drink practically every meal, eaves frozen in your ice Lem- is a cooling touch. mes and oranges should every pantry at all times it weather, and you'll find red citrus juices and cold mixes that make delicious I beverages for afternoon, jme or evening. 1 2 150 ; wonderful Possible Through Advertising Credited With Amazing Drop In Cost Of Foods Since 93 SPECIALS : m SOUTH MAIN STREET Mass Production Economies Made WWW our Trading Center n $4.00 OLES ....... ........................ FOOD PRICES ARE UP BECAUSE OF t THE WAR, BUT ADVERTISED FOODS I COST LESS NOW THAN IN 1931. : MAKE T 10-YEA- $3.00 TOMATOES, 2Y2t case BEANS, green or. wax Per case . . $2.75 GARDEN CORN, cream style, case $2.75 PORK and BEANS, 300, case . . . . $4.00 RAISINS WILL BE HARD TO GET BUY NOW! 81 TOILET TISSUE CAKE FLOUR PANCAKE FLOUR FRUITS MILK, tall cans, case 57 COFFEE If it can be had, we try fork and try her (or his) art on :tefl;peeial salads. A once-fcrjo- f fresh vegetables grocer's, a good of oil, French dressing spice and j mayonnaise, of shrimp or tuna SPICES VINEGAR, Etc. days for the the your BAKING POWDER CHILI SAUCE DOTTLES wooden r?9,i . . Plenty of NEW DILL WEED find fresh market now. amily HI sti PRODUCT RECENT NATIONAL 1 CASE LOT SALE SURVEY SHOWS it ! R0LEY P0LEY PEAS ca8e R PRICE DROP GOLDEN B CORN, W. K., case $2.75 : x 4th West Forrest Excel, 2 pounds DIVIDEND COFFEE, pound CATSUP, No. 21'2 ROLY POLY PEAS, 2 for BAKERS CHOCOLATE, 8 oz ORANGES, 200s, dozen We wan! fo thank our friends and neighbors for loyal patronage and hope we may continue to them in the future. TOMATOES AND POTATOES j 19c RAISED IN BRIGHAM 25c FULL SUPPLY OF GROCERIES FRESH MEATS 13c 23c 17c 35c I EVERY t serve DAY FROM OUR NEW REFRIGERATED MEAT COUNTER. Patronize Your Neighborhood Grocery their f ' 1 LARSEN GROCERY MAIN AND 7TH SOUTH |