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Show 0 THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH !! II. C. Williams, proprietor of the Salina Feed Exchange, was transacting business at Salt Lake Wednesday YOU and Thursday. Classified Ads Wolverines Defeat $5.00 Minimum Set ! LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS f By Sugar Company Leaders of League H 4.4 44.4. 4. 4.4. 4.4. 4. 4. 4.4. 4- - ! i ! 8,4"M J 4. 4.4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. ! 5' 4 '! 8" Alvin lirown and Ralph Brown are Mrs. Alma Knight is visiting two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. doing development work at their minlocated near Baker, Royce Knight at Iron Springs. She ing property, last month. left L th nfter They Calif., accompanied her son Royce, west. the week for of last visited here he had Thursday TEN, SEVIER. Standing of the Teams. DISTRICT Won. Lost. Bet. wpek. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wright visited is business whose Jesse Thornell, Sunday with relatives in Richfield. several visited days at .located Brice, Tad Sorenson, who is attending colthe early part of this week at his lege at Ogden, is spending a weeks home here. vacation period with relatives in Salina. The spring term will open March William L. Nelson, who spent the 11th. the winter months at Brovo, arrived Monday. He will superintend the Scorup Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Anderson reranch at Iiss Creek during the sumturned from Salt Lake Sunday evemer months. ning. They were in the city several business and visitMr.- and Mrs. George A. Christen-f- i days transacting with their daughter, Miss Thelma ing o, who visited last week at the who is a senior student at Anderson, home of their daughter, Mrs. Dan i'm ne,- returned Saturday to their the University of Utah. . home at Salt Lake City. I. Wax, the Loa merchant, wa3 a business visitor in Salina. Monday. 11. I!. Crandall left Tuesday for the insouth. He is looking after business Woodrow Herbert" returned from terests at Southern Utah anil AriKjhrnim Sunday. He has been atzona, tending Snow college but during the and summer he will be asJoe Crane and Millie Domgaard, spring sociated with the state road com.students at Snow college, visited over ' mission. at their respective the week-en- d homes here. They returned Tuesday Mrs. Joseph Clegg came down from for the opening of the spring her home at Provo Wednesday, and is visiting with her sister, Miss Ellon Scorup, and her grandmother, . Mrs. Ellen Humphrey. - - . 9 Mrs. A. J. Lewis, accompanied by her guests, Mrs. II. S. Kleinschmidt and Edith Bullock," of Los Angeles, spent several days at Salt Lake this SATURDAY and week. MONDAY Mrs. Erastus Sorenson left Tuesday for a visit with her father at Payson. A - A L.M ON D TOILET SOAP, reg. 23c, now 5 cakes for. LARI), 3 for 24c .. 39c pkg ORANGES, reg. 40c per doz., 23c now doz. WHEAT FLAKES, COFFEE. M. J. 14 oz R Jr., . . SPECIALS PA DR . 9c 23c lb MAPLE SYRUP, bucket 12c CHOICE SHOULDER ROASTS BEEF OR PORK Per Tound 8c . Many Other Articles Reduced in Price. Whether You Want a Fountain Syringe or Hot Water Bottle, team, known as the Wolverines, held to their record last Friday night and closed a season of fast playing by winning the fifth straight game on tho local floor. During the season the Wolves met five defeats on opposition floors, and ended with a percentage of .300. The locals took the league leaders, the Bickr.ell Badgers, to a trimming, winning by a score of 41 to 2d. And bow the Wolves did ramble over the Badgers. With the opening of the game the local boys settled down to steady work and at no time during the four quarrets were they in danger of meeting defeat. Passing, bas- . Loving Tribute For Mrs. Allred (Continued from page 1) caused by' complication?, . ' her death. Mrs. Allred, through her declining years, lived .the life she had followed during her girlhood and after her marriage a kindly and loving wife and mother. Her first thought was of others, and it was her del'ght when making offerings and helping those n need in time of sickness and trouperinduced SPECIALS j Regular Bargains 6-- 16-- 8; 25-1- 4, 41-2- 6. . eve-nin- LEWIS Drug Company Store See our EASTER NOVELTIES on Display. Cards, Bunnies, Candies, and Fancy Baskets. Make your choice early, at the Figure It Out Figure out first what you can afford to spend . . . then come and see what we offer in Taylor-Made The RED & WHITE Store Custom Clothes. MENS, YOUTHS AND BOYS SUITS. Cleaning and Repair Work Very Reasonable Prices. at CLAYTON RASMUSSEN Salina, Utah M ARCH Buy from Our Advertisers. own. The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. g. SUNNY-MONDA- . n. Salina Meat & Supply -- I M'ss Ada Burgess returned Sun- ble! Mrs. Allred was an active member day from Salt Lake City. She was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of the L. D. S. church, and from the W. L. Anderson for several days. time of becoming a member of the she was active in many of the auxiliary organizations. For 18 years she served as president of the Y. L. M. I. A., was a member of the stake Sunday school board, and at the organization of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, was the first chaplain. She was also active in Relief i society work and proved a valuable leader while in this capacity. Mrs. Allred is survived by the folSudden illness in the family, a sons and daughters, most of midlowing doctor needed, its after whom were present at the funeral: night, and how lost you feel Mrs. Florence Pace, Delta; LeRoy without a telphone. Not only for Allred, Ely, Nev.; Mrs. James Crane, emergencies, but in everyday Fred and Claud Allred of Salina; usefulness in reaching friends, Clay Allred and Mrs. Burch, Salt 'Lake; Frank Allred, Canada; Pierce the stores, everywhere, the teleAllred, Twin Falls, Ida.; Horace All-- ! phone pays for itself many red, Roosevelt ; Oscar Allred of San times over. Make the next call Diego; thirty-fiv- e grandchildren' and from your neighbors telephone twenty-si- x a call to us for service of your When Minutes Count . WE HELP CAPITAL COMRAISE IT.-- ' INCORPORATE OR ARRANGE STOCK, Miss Ara Bunning was a guest of PANIES, from page 1) (Continued REBOND close ORGANIZE, friends at the Sevier Valley ISSUES, well as price for the grower of beets, ORGANIZE, ANY SMALL, LARGE Coal mine this week. as the sugar manufacturers. OBTAIN OR NEW BUSINESS Sugar beets are the only cash crop IN ANY SKY BLUE PERMITS Sevraised in thi3 district, ordinarily. THE WRITE FULLY. en thousand acres or more, if planted STATE. 210 ILLINOIS. BOND HOUSE OF in the district covered by the GunniILLIOHIO E. CHICAGO, STREET, son Sugar company, will bring the M11A1 grower $5.00 per ton as the initial NOIS. in offer This alone, keeping payment. with the liberal policies of the GunniFOR RENT Meat Market, fully a son Sugar company and under the equipped. county. Inquire Sanpete should economic conditions, prevailing at this office. ltp be a real incentive for the beet growers to buckle in and produce one of rubber sheeting or anything the largest beet crops ever known to FOR Good Seed Wheat. Os-else in the rubber goods line, Southern Utah. Not alone will the Nielson. ItSpd you can make your selection beet growers profit, but with the big here, knowing that the quality factory grinding for three months or of the items purchased is the will million dollars more, more than a very best and the price is as be circulated throughout the district low as it is possible to quote on in payment for beets, labor in fiells, EVERYDAY the quality offered. Now is the and at the factory. time for you to make your selection from our new stock. ljet putting and clever Door work counted heavily against the Bicknell boys and caused their defeat. The HOT WATER BOTTLES TUNA FISH, 3 15c cans and first quarter, Salna led with a score 1 13c can Sardines, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES reg. the third, the half, of 40c for....: 60c all of the value, One bigand the final, RUBBER SPONGES BUCKET FULL OF SOAP, gest crowds seen on the local Door NIPPLES reg. value $1.55, all for. 99c greeted the teams, many coming from Bicknell antT Richfield. PEANUT BUTTER, qt. jar 29c ICE BAGS Lee Bird, the crack left forward for POTATO WAFFLE, Some- RUBBER SHEETING the Wolves, was the star of the thing new, better than potato chips, .per pkg 10c 23c lie was credited with 15 points, ALL GOODS LAUN- while Nielson, center, and Rasmussen, GUARANTEED. DRY SOAP, 10 bars ,29c left guard, with 9 and 7 points, ressecond-bes- t getSHOULPORK were AND BEEF point pectively, DER ROASTS, per lb. 8c ters. Bicknell, had Richfield won from Monroe Saturday evening, would have HEADQUARTERS FOR SEEDS. been tied up in a round robin play. the took however, Monroe, Saturday line of CREPE Complete game from Richfield, and as a result The Rexall PAPER for flower makthe Bicknell Badgers will represent 10c roll ing, tournament. 10 per at the state district SDistinctive jVeiv SPECIAL lillinerif , JUST ARRIVED IN TIME FOR EASTER. riffiJM ilWIOTIiSllffiilllllJI J:i ill .1il1i.il ill See Them at the n : CRANE SHOPPE $4-5- 0 J u Before Down ' agreements signing-an- y Seeds and Grains Light or Power Cleaned and Ready to Plant Wheat SALINA CITY Liii 'i! ii;:!::!,: n; Per Mo. Alt Kinds. jof conoerning wait for further investigations by your City Lighting Committee. $5.00 Oats Barley Alfalfa Seed We are doing custom cleaning. Sow Good Quality and Clean Grain and Harvest Clean, Marketable Crops. n:: ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE We have added to our business the mill! commonly known as Planning a Garden? Time for planting gardens "just around the corner." is i When you are ready for High Grade Seeds, inspect our stock. FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS. We carry a complete line of Shoes and Boots, Dry Goods and Groceries. THAT GOOD PLACE TO TRADE! LOUIS JACOBS The Pioneer Store of Salina the Salina Feed Exchange and are now open to supply your " needs in Grain, Flour and Feeds, on an Exchange Basis. Sevier Valley Mercantile Co. Telluride Power Co. |