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Show v. June 1. 19-- THE PLEASE NOTICE WE REPAIR Pfc Elwood E. all makes of sewing machines, been parts available; work guaran- Generala patient teed. hospital Contact Singer aimed home on Machine representative, Sewing Phone 26a classified - Price. for two weeks, May 30 to spend fui lough with his mother, Mrs .Harry Kelly. 21-d- ay FOR RENT FIFTY ELECTRIC portable sewing machines. Will rent by month. Contact Singer Sewing Machine Representative, Phone Davis, who has at the Bushnell ONE 1936 lfo TON International two speed rear end truck. Wonderful buy. Below original cost. Mills Equipment Co., Price, across from civic au- ditorium. m ts, REDD MOTOR CO. MA-chin- Con-Wag- on W NTY Sr &S, SIX-HOL- nt R. Price. FOR SALE ENGLISH TWO Pointers, 5 months old. South 5th East, Price. FOR Trading Co. uaiA PEETS GRANULATED LARGE SOAP OXYDOL SUPER SUDS LARGE PKG SALE 1935 WAX PAPER I I PARD DOG FOOD ! LARGE CAN I . HWTS-- No 23c & BEANS ! j MIXED VEGETABLES ME .. 20-Q- CANS .... z t mieacle whip j 17c POTATOES pounds rr three-bagg- er Ui HBE33QSCED SAWMILL1 CD TOUR GEOGQ machined piston looks as slick as glass. But see it through a microscope: A brightly 16-- 9. Pete Tabones Helper nine now are leading the league by virtue of two wins. They will be at home next Sunday when they entertain the Ed Marchetti managed Sunny-sid- e crew. The game will be played at 2:30. DRESSING Illustrate Fantasy With Living People For Church Banquet 25c j That snaggle-toothe- visited with relatives at Culver City, Los Angeles and Oakland. He had visited at Boise, Idaho, earlier in the year, plans to remain here for a time. 31c pound ROASTS 29c BOILING MEAT a!!lbis 19c SPICED LUNCH MEAT 25c I ClIPrCIT mild cream jCh VIlklLot (12 POINTS) LB BllPn? UNRATIONED SLICED BY PIECE POUND rs Phone or Moll Your Order Today C. L. LEAVITT Phone Convicted Prisoner Still At Large; One Gets 5Years Term Joe Lucero, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, was convicted Friday and sentenced by Judge Fred W. Keller to a term in the state penitentiary not to exceed five years. Clifford Crigler, who escaped from the Carbon county jail last week after having pleaded guilty to a charge of receiving stolen goods, was still at large this morning. He allegedly stole cash and war stamps from a school in LODES FRESH RANCH DOZEN 536-- COFFEE rroLr3.. 35c KRAFT DINNER 2 COOKIES S0DACRAX 2 W M KL0 Ogden KOVO Provo Price KVNU Logan KEUB (J 3JilT30DlL OIMUINE.ItOISTIIED eepsake ENGAGEMENT RING Pledged 0 each other, now , . , and forever . . . with the enduring symbol of love a KEEPSAKE." This store, os Authorized Keepsake Jeweler, will help you select the right ring with1 expert counsel. Come in for FREE Etiquette Books on civilian and military engagements and weddings. - , IN NETWORK STORAGE MOYEjR'YSI Glades Choice Assortment FOUND BOX 1 .00 .. & STANDARD K- Cedar City PACKAGES LBS SALTINES Chocolates DIAMOND KSUB 68c 21c 39c 33c LBS FANCY MIX CELLO FOUND BAG Price - Utah - INTER-MOUNTA- BEETS sucS 2 APPLE BUTTER LIBBYS BOTTLE WAFFLE SYRUP HALF GALLON MOLASSES QUART BOTTLE - MEAT DEPARTMENT PORK CHOPS SIRLOIN STEAKS GROUND 29c 29c 43c 43c BEEF BEEF ROAST DILL PICKLES 3 36c 39c 26c 20c ICc We Also Have Rabbits and Fryer Plenty of Cheese LEWIS JEWELRY MOVING PACK! NG S H I PPI NG A S. Sun-Advoc- - IN OUR DRIED BEEF 85c Kraft, Tuma, Roquefort Cheese Boneless Codfish CAMPBELL'S TRANSFER st nt draining into the crankrae when the engine's idle. Special compounding makes PPM Motor Oil cling stubbornly to hot or cold metal surfaces. Now, when cars and parts are precious switch to PPM Motor Oil, and change it every 1000 miles right on the dot! Sisa(7g1b SUGAR CURED hard-and-fa- edge can rip gouges in cylinder walls in a flash. Thats why you use motor oil to keep cj linder and piston apart. And thats why you need an oil like It PM; one that won't leave hare spots, by crawling away from high engine heat, oc QUALITY MEATS POT er saw d L. H. Doyle returned last week from a trip to California, having NUC0A ! co-op- With Judge W. Stanley Dumford of Provo presiding, the trial of Phil Alvey of Price, charged with resisting an officer, was still under way this morning in district court. The jury was selected yesterday and the case got under way shortly before noon. A visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frandsen this week is Mr. Frandsens sister, Mrs. Ester Carol of San Francisco, California, who is also visiting at the home of her sister here, Mrs. Bud Pace. APC PIttTJAB 0 EBBS az Mrs. Evelyn Lullaby, Miss Jones; Brahms Marion Robbins; Im Forever Miss Arlene Blowing Bubbles, Thomas and Miss Jean Thomas; Little Old Lady, Mrs. Leva Hall. Tableaux: Mother, Mrs. Lewis Fijacko and Baby Emily Lu; Childhood, Miss Sharon Holdaway; Girlhood, Cora Lu Redd and Miss Patricia Hills; Bride, Miss Mable Seeley; Madonna, same; Grandmother, Mrs. Anna Deal. 33c 4 (30 Pomts) z BOTTLE 14-O- Because it conserves the small shallow for heavier producing labor supply and other advantages, crops or richer soils which can14 Price Valley farmers, not be cultivated without injury ating with the Soil Conservation from erosion. An exception to this rule Is a service, have planted more than 75 acres of irrigated pasture, most- small experimental planting made on the Modem dairy farm one mile ly in small tracts, this spring. This planting required 1,500 west of Price, for the purpose of pounds of seed, of which half was saving labor required to harvest furnished free by the federal gov- hay crops. This was so successful ernment. While there are no that more land was planted three rules except that no years ago and neighbors are folmore than 100 pounds of seed is lowing the example by increasing furnished to one individuaal the their acreage of Irrigated pasture. The dairy people now are planusual practice is for the goveren-meand the farmer each to sup- ning to rent enough ground to proply half the seed needed. Under duce sufficient silage for winter s, certain circumstances and very feeding and seed their entire 60 to of small acres, the former furnishes 'age irrigated land, oil the seed. pasture, enough to furnish summer The new pastures are in the feed for 150 milk cows. In compaany with Blaine Morse, Price, Wellington and Miller creek districts. Six years ago, when soil district soil conservationist, a repconservers began operating here, resentative of The there was only 15 acres of irrigated visited the Irrigated pasture menwas impasture land in Price River valley tioned, last Saturday, and now there are 690 acres which pressed with the luxuriant growth has been seeded under this project of forage made this late spring. was beginning to Orchard Additional plantings, probably bloom andgrass brome grass heading 300 acres, have been made as a re- out. sult of efforts made by the agriAlfalfa, mammoth clover and cultural extension service, agricul- other legumes are mixed with sevtural adjustment administration eral kinds of grass seed, to supply and federal security administrato the soil. Some need nitrogen tion. is quite extensive, ladino clover Most irrigated pastures are costing $1.50 per pound, at the rate planted on land that either is too of $3,000 per ton. songs: Oh Promise Me, jq SDNKIT.Alin CATSUP 41c LIBBYS Helper jumped into a three run lead in the top half of the first after Rusty Woolsey and Paul had singled, were advanced on a sacrifice by Paul Holbrook and came home on a terrific by Alfred Fossat, who in turn scored on a fielders choice. They scored three more runs in the fifth. Sonny Fratto, gagy pitcher for the Columbia team, ably defended previous mound performances by strinking out an even dozen Helper batters. With the exception of the first and fifth innings, Fratto kept things well under control. He was touched for three hits and a pair of doubles. After having been shutout in the opening league game on May 21 by Columbia, Hiawatha came back strong Sunday to defeat Dragerton Dal-pi- PRICE FARMERS SAVE LABOR PLANT IRRIGATED PASTURES acre-ract- win. ar PEAS 2 . 2. PLYMOUTH SPRING GARDEN j Points PORK Point) 4(1 JUICE z iC li0LL SEGO MILK 19c 2 141 - foot-lig- ht 25c MCgAGE 28c ... and turned back the 1943 Utah Coal league baseball champions at Ab" hurled the Columbia, first three innings and was touched for 5 hits and 2 runs, while striking out 5. Red" Dimick took over m the fourth and shut the Columbians out the rest of the game. He allowed 4 hits and struck out 7. Day received credit for the An unusual entertainment, beauSedan for $300. 5 new tires, overhauled motor. Inquire tiful and touching, was the fantasy, written and Apple Blossoms, at 350 West 1st North, Price. presented by Mrs. Grace Annette Lefler at the banquet given by the SEE OUR SHIPMENT OF NEW Womens Society of Christian SerFurniture, including all Spring vice at Price Community church Olifilled living room sets, at last Thursday evening. veto Furniture. The beauty of motherhood, symFOR SALE 3 HOLSTEIN MILK bolized by apple blossoms, was the cows. John Whimpey, Cleve- theme of the production, appropriland, Utah. ate at this season. The mam feaSTOLEN GREEN ELGIN BICY-cl- e. ture of the composition was a serReturn to 107 South 1st East ies of tableaux representing various phases of motherhood. and receive reward. Living pictures appeared at one end of the large diningroom, like large paintings in a flower draped frame. Curtains and a soft heightened the illusion. Motherhood sentiments were read by Mrs. Lefler, Miss Doris Ann Cave and Miss Cora Lee Redd. The pictures were presented by Mrs. Elsa Thomas. Interspersed with tributes to the characters pictured were the following pre-w- PRICE Private Leland N. Stewart who spent a few days here last week visiting with hi wife, relatives and friends in the county, left Monday of this week to return to his army training. Private Stewart had been stationed at Camp Callan since the latter part of December, but his entire troop was transferred to other camps over the entire country, and he was on troop- movement delay enroute. His return to California will place him in Camp Haan, some 200 miles nearer to Price than formerly. Mrs. Stewart is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Berten E. Pelca of Price. DIAMOND GAME 7-- HOUSEKEEPING NEW HAMPSHIRE RED FUL-le- ts for rent. One large for sale. Mrs. E. C. Peirce apts. Newly tfe Price, Phone 697R1. L and cleaned. Jnee. WILL PAY CASH FOR ALL 129 593-t- tWest Main PRICE Phone 384 phnne types of trailers. Write to con-se- e E. Stelle, Victory TrailThomas 'TriT and personal er Camp, RFD No. 1, Orem, William P. White e, WASHER, PIANO, SEWING ldeSr Credit Co., 166 East Utah. hot plate, chests, set of Phone 252. 1000 FIRST GRADE LEGHORN harness, all specials at JohnrSCPrice. Build-in- g, sons, in the 8 weeks June 5th, 80c, A HAS pullets, "rLAPPERKINS all or part. George Willett, Rte. just South of Savoy Hotel. Bftml Plan for each member 3, Provo, Phone 0225J4. in fth? fanuly. Pbone 406-3.30-TF- C SALE-TWEFOR W& SAVOY GOOD WANTED MAID AT breeding rabbit does. Bert Hotel, apply in person Lambson, 308 South 2nd West, FOR RENT HOUSE Price. with two porches, and an extra FOR SALE BASE-me- nt large garden spot ready for cultivation. Call at 165 South 2nd home and lot. See Alwin GOOD INTERNA-fon- al East, Price. Vance, 491 Montrose Avenue, lCton track, pre-w- ar Price. Mike Fidell, FOR RENT furnished apartments. Phone INSURE YOUR HOUSE FURNI-tur- e 335-- J noon or evening. or CO. C. automobile. LNSURANCE Blaine WORLD tie accidPerkins, Phone 406-Price. the best health and FOR RENT APART-me- nt Spe-- S ent policy in the world. with bath. Oliveto FurniC. BLAINE miners. ture and Hardware Co. Phone Phone 406W Price, PERMANENT RESIDENTS WANT 499. furnished apartment or house. Utah. E Adults, Mrs. Markland, Savoy FOR SALE COAL 59c! DO Hotel, or Phone 270. 1ANENT WAVE, range, looks like new, enameled. with 461 E. 4th So., Price. r own permanent GOOD Kit. rl MAID Complete WANTED FOR SALE OR TRADE wages, Price Hotel, Price. ipment, including 40 curlers modern furnished house. Good abso-ij- y to do, Easy shampoo. location. Person or persons with Praised by harmless. children do not apply. 159 North BASE-mensands including Fay Mc-ia- e, FOR RENT 4th East, or Phone 844-apartment, unfurnished. glamorous movie star, Hot water and bath. 734 North sey refunded if not satisfied. FOR SALE 1941 PLYMOUTH 2nd East, Price. Slusser Company. Sedan Deluxe. Good condition, good tires. 141 South 5th East, ASSOCIATED GROCERS HOME FOR SHORT VACATION Albert Ab Day and Kenneth Red Dimick teamed up together on the mound for Helper, Sunday FOR SALE Reason-Apartmen- PRIVATE LELAND STEWART HELPER TAKES ON HOME FIELD Price. 26, Page Five PRICE. UTAH E, Price - U tah 309 CAI I CN AVI. Headquarters fer F. X T E N Diamonds a nd Watches PEP PAYMENTS OWNED AND OPERATED BY HARDY BRYNE3 Price Phone 210 iMiilMgHtTT ( |