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Show AUGUST 20, 1936 THE SHREDDED WHEAT MED. SIZE DOZ PEACHES PACKAGE POUIfD Sample GRAPES 0 Seedless with each Basket Tomatoes 2 pkgs FRESH Onions V.t JE? J Red Sweet WATERMELONS Grapefruit CAN Rose 4 LBS. FLOUR Snow King 48 Lbs Poibon 5c 25c Fly Spray PINT CAN Spray Gun Meat Foe Yohp Table i lc Pure Lard, 2 lbs 2gc S S COFFEE Beef Roast lb. gc Corned Mutton Chops lb. 10c Veal Roast lb. !$C BROOMS Ground Beef, 2 lbs. . . . 17c BeeSteaks lb. ixc COFFEE c WITH EMPTIES 47 C FRUIT 13c COCKTAIL 19c Tall $39& C. Can- - y- Hakalo, Mrs. Don Hacking, William Grogan, Mrs. Scott Fau-set- t, Mrs. Ralph Martin, Mrs. Arthur Craven, Mrs. Ted Thomas and Mrs. William Mrs. Vem Davis. delegates the entire the Auxiliary is urged take part in the convention activities, slated for August 20, 21, 22. Also the society has selected a committee to enter the bath-m- g beauty contest at Saltair. Extensive plans have been made for the Price ladies part in the convention, especially the parade, for which they expect to have a splendid showiBesides the membership of to attend and ng. Women Moose Meeting The regular meeting of the Women was held Tuesday eve-large number of mem-be- g, rs Mrs. Rhoda Hxein-so- n an interesting report on the convention held in Park City last gave state week. Toung Lady Honored At -A- CAN NATIONA- L- CHOICE-MI- LK TUNA FISH Century1, Shop with Pleasure and Buy in Confidence the brides parents. The Jameson family are in this section, having resided in this community nearly twenty years, before their departure seve eral years ago. The young attended school here, and was among the most popular students. Prior to the marriage, the young couple are being extensively feted in the Idaho city. Following a brief wedding tour, they will make their home ed bride-to-b- 37c at 4 lbs. Sewell's 2 Lb Can 15c BULK OIL 39c Toasts Purity 19c PACKAGE Pickling Spice 15c PKGS. Schillings MUSTARD Can 15c Schillings MILK CANS 51c TAIL 10 SWIFT'S Markets 39c ECONOMY VEAL arfesiltag, NGLO 12 OUNCE PER CENT-- QT. 2 Lb. 4 Can 4 Oz. ations and through the testimony of legal batteries, were Lily Frandsen, their witnesses that Wourdelja was Rosella Thayn. John E. Chanibeis. V. employment E. Gilbert, Thomas Harrison. Jess neglectful during Draws Members Perry, Carl A. Hanson and George B. there. IN PLAINTIFF FOR TuesJorgenson, held were Final arguments Convention day m0rnins and afternoon with the 1 I Returns From Colorado Trip piTfAlT rip Again as the Epworth League oriudgcs instructions also being given. liAMAllfc and Mrs. Fred Larcher and Mr. Jurors Thanked ganizations of the state held their Bonomo returned on Monday Charles annual institute, Price was well repFollowing completion of the verdict from Glonwood Springs, Colo., where resented. This year the convention Awards Disabled Miner Tuesday evening, Judge George t) spent about ten days. They re- was held in Cottonwood Canyon, near Jury Christensen thanked the jurors ondport that much improvement work Sum Portion Of Asked Salt Lake City, Ogden canyon hav- stressed his appreciation of the co- - is being done on the Colorado high- In Complaint ing been the scene of the occasions operation shown. The jurors weie ex g this development which for the past two years. cused and told that this was the last sbouid be year) beneficially reflected in this A verdict of $1,370 on a $5,515 case of the second term of court. Members from Price left Monday,. 'section in future years by increased August 10, and were in attendance for! damage suit, was awarded Voyo New juiors will be chosen for the tourist traffic, one week. An outdoor program, for Wourdelja, 45, plaintiff in an action term, it was said. the most part, was carried out. The against the Standard Coal company,, coming Jurors selccted to , the af Small pocket diary in stock at The y a for of a their reserved men court cabin district six girls jury ter both considerable exarnination by ing quarters during the session and and two women here late Tuesday the boys took their own camping! evening following a deliberation of jmore than four hours. The jury re- equipment. Those from here who attended were ceived the case around 4 oclock Tues-ReT. H. Evans, A. E. Evans, and returned their verdict at 8.20 gene Hills, Dorothy Reeves, Louise1 p, m. oclock. Epworth Institute RETURN VERDICT Of Price To ALllUn j liv-,b- te. v. Eu-d- ay Sought Damages Hills, Elizabeth Stevenson, Virginia Recent Resident 'Stevenson, Alice Rathmill, MargueWourdelja was suing the Standard rite Axelgaard, Christine Axelgaard, Coal company for the amount of 5, Is Visiter Here for damages allegedly sustained Mrs. W. E. Anderson of Salt Lake 'Millard Blllstron, Eugene Billstrom, City was a house guest at the home 'Mrs. E. C. McKee and William Hall. while employed for the concern last October. He alleged in his complaint of Mrs. R. R. Kirkpatrick last week, sevhe was connected with the water attended she that which time during eral of the socials given in honor of system there and that due to the non- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hacking were the ditch which was being dug. He Mrs. B. Wr. Dalton, who will leave Cali'to for have left today for northern state posting of proper barriers, fell into the latter part of August vacation. jsustalned several broken bones, lost and other points, in a fornia. to the a considerable .amount in wages and An-- ! Mr. attend is Mr. planning Hacking Mrs. Anderson, with in received other minor injuries. convention state of man American business Legioii a derson, prominent a make will then and several Lake Salt Hanson Here until City this city, resided here He Headed by Williard Hanson, prom- months ago She returned to her home short tour of neighboring states. inent Salt Lake barrister, along with the fore part of the week with Mrs. is clerk of the district court here. visit breif a Hatch of Helper, the defense Thorit who spent Kirkpatrick, Returns From California Trip a number of witnesses on the placed in the state capital city. Miss Tessie Thompson returned sbjnd sustain their allegations. The morning from a trip to jrjaj itself lasted approximately six Wednesday Visitors San Francisco, Los Angeles and Long days having been continued from Honored At Luncheon Beach, California., She attended theast week Dr a. R, Demman of Mrs. Ruth Fraser from Saginaw, market week in the former sponsored was of subpoena(,d into court Hd Mich., and Mrs. Florence Kennedy and whole- week tQ venfy the extent of visit- city by the manufacturers lagt been have who Lake City, Salt of that city, doing considerable and testlfied that the plaintiff and relatives ing here with friends at a lunch- fall buying for the Price Trading Co.j treated by him for two broken honored guests were the stores. fracture to a third Mrs. and possible rjbs eon last Wednesday afternoon, of the injuries. result the hostess. the rib, being George Christensen For Defendant accompanied Miss Sylvia to Invited guests were friends of the ter, Ivy, and Los Angeles Beach Price and A. R. Long Ruggeri, were formerly Henry who two young ladies, Miss Louise Smith of Draper is vis- Barnes, also of Salt Lake City who Florence Miss Miss Ruth Lee and iting at the home of her brother and, were counsels for the defendant, Christensen, respectively. ' SSmfth.ln maintained throughout their examin- Attending guests were Mrs. Virgie wuHMgwiwmui 'jwi Frame, Mrs. Margaret Lee, Miss Mrs. jSWyFMf Heinlem, Mrs. Lois Pyle Redd, LaRue Mrs. Juanita Richards, Helen Mrs. Gene Groussman. Mrs. Gay Miss Peacock, Louise Bunnel, Miss Sea-to- n. Mae v V f,4 Helena Memmott and Miss 10-d- ay Out-of-To- Ver-loni- ca Ginghams for first Will Be Dinner Jean Miles will be the hostess IMs party, evening at a dinner-theatcompliment to Miss Jane Dalton, "ho will leave with her parents the ROYAL NEWS latter a. part of this month for By Thelma Nezos Immediately following the Mrs. Ethan Grow and and Mr. procwill the guests dinner, from a eed to the theatre. 'daughters returned Sunday Yellowstone in vacation Guests attending the occasion will Park include the honored and son guest, Miss Dal-fMrs. Ora Latturner Miss Downey Ruggeri, Miss Betvisited Friday and of Chicago, ty Jo Bowman, Miss Freda Gordon. George, of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday at the home Miss LaRue Frandsen, Miss Janese Harry Latturner. Leonard. Miss Vione Mr. and Mrs. Loren Pesonand Olsen, Miss Enid week-en- d Waterman and Miss Jane Gibbs. json, Benny, spent the m n ?rn' and Mrs. M L. Harmon M.of 8B February Marriage Manti and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Recently Announced of Spring City, were Announcement was made early this Thompson at the home of last week-en- d "eek of the Robert Olive Mrs. Miss of and Mr. stkervhLltblg marriage cnney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Stoker and Mr. Thomp ohn Mr. Barney of SpringviUe. to Glenn grandparents. 'Mien, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn SMrs. Richard Farrimond, Jr., enalso of that city, the marriage tertained at a luncheon in honor of aving been solemnized in February, Helen Nezos, who has beei? fhe couple will make their home in Miss here for two weeks. and Mrs. iting Provo. Farrimond Lrnmond Sr of Stantod- eYoung Mrs. Allen, with her parents, sded in Price until about a year vine Miss Doris Clark of Salt Lax Mr and Mrs. Milton Nezos, Thelma ahd Helm Miss re Cali-fonu- two-wee- ks n, School DRESSES . a4 THESE gay little ginghams make the grade with the youngsters. One and two piece styles. For kindergarten kiddies and grade schoolers. 3 to 10. Al-j- s A f- - !1 ft J Club weS irginia Branch was hostess Friday evening for members of j. 'ing club, the H.J.V.P. Deleff. R . rfshments were served at the eve- -j B EHlase. Members attending were j. , VeIyn Branch, Miss Marion ,l!ss Francis Coli, Miss Ethel Pauline Bunnel and Miss Jes,, i Da-C- McDermaid returned this Washington from Tacoma, several, where he has spent the past daMns Nevan Bradshaw and child-- ! Woodward and ren with Miss Cellia of SpringviUe,. all Miss Reva Bird, Monday and Tuesday in Royal. Ifiss Sylvia Latturner, daughter re-of-! Mr and Mrs. Harry Latturner, af- turned to her home in California A sis- -j ;ter a visit with her parents. 9c Shoes $2.9S 50 styles in all sizes. Hoisery 79c 48 gauge in new- est shades. NEW EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN FALL DRESSES JUST ARRIVED Mare NC(orge Purses All types in Fall colors. 5S. M Friday COMPLETE YOUR FALL WARDROBE AT THE GENERAL. LET THE GENPURSES SHOES ERALS HOSIERY . . . GLOVES . . . ADD THE DISTINGUISHING TOUCHES THAT WILL KEEP YOU AMONG THE PERFECTLY DRESSED WOMEN WHERE EVER YOU GO. er S,i For FALL Completely vis-io- rs Rasmussen. 15c ' the Moose with a attending. FRESH $5,-51- officially appointed to attend the annual American Legion convention as representatives of the local Legion Auxiliary are Mrs. Earl Jones, Mrs. Royal Frandsen, Mrs. Delegates of 9c GRAIN ! honeymoon through New states and Canada, the couple will reside in Pittsburgh. Mr. Cavanagh was a resident of this section until about a year ago, being manager of the Carbon Dioxice agd Chemical company, and also holding a position with the Cardox company before leaving here. in Boise. After a England Held 1 SHOULDER-FAN- CY S ylvania, the wedding date having set for August 25, and the ceremony to take place in Washington. Convention Plans By Auxiliar- -- BEEF Dainty Mix been Made 23c 29c PACKAGE Resident Announced Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jameson of Boise, Idaoh, former residents of this To Wed C, Cavanagh city, have extended announcements to In Washington, D. C. their numerous friends here concernAnnouncement has been made of ing the coming marriage of their the engagement of Miss Jeanette Terrdaughter, Marguerite, to Delton Warell Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ren Irish, also of Boise. The wedding J, T. Harris of Salt Lake City to Curr- ceremony will take place at 8 p. m., an Cavanagh of Pittsburgh, Penns- Sunday, August 30, at the home of D.- Sheets ROLL Troth of Former SOCIETY-CLUB- 8 Our Market Operators are Qualified to Serve You with Palmolive Soap LBS. 5C BAR Fine Meats at Attractive Price. 5C Super Suds LBS GALLON JUG Kippered Snacks Blue FLY PAPER FED GALLON Mixed Vegts PAGE SEVI.N FLY RIBBON, POUND VINEGAR BEST PRICE, UTAII 19c FLORIDAN NO. 2 CAN . BECKERS BEER the T E , FANCY FRUITS & VEGETABLES ORANGES National P S C N - A D V O C A Store General Dept. Utah Price GENERAL DEPI STORE Store for all your flhe NEX7 TO THEATRE lyric 5 We shopping PRICE U7AF |