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Show Sizeable Contribution to Battle Polio A fhe Sun - Odvocaie PRICE SUSPECTS -- IN DRAGERTON ROBBERY CAUGHT Thursday, March 24, 1949 In the early hours of Sunday morning the home of Paul Ragle. 318 Denver Ave., was burglarized of clothing and a wrist watch. The theft was soon discovered and Deputy Sheriff Collins was called. The alarm was immediately sent to the Carbon county sheriffs office in Price by means of the police radio. A blockade was thrown across the road leading into Price. Caught in the blockade were four men who were arrested for investigation of grand larceny. The men were Dillard Hedge, Jeff Penrod, Raymond Ulibarri and Curtis Potter, all of Price. Pen-ro- d was released following Lions club recently completed its add to the treasury oUheCajbon to funds drive for above is the pres- -, chapter and shown County Polio to CharieSemken, check for $1153.02 .fvDDolio committee chairman. Presenting the fund C. Winn, chairman of the Lions 1 check is John The Pnce Precautions Flooding of Valuable Lands Jlo prevent Two Carbon Youths Enter Navy Service During March for farmers and minimize damage and speed reconcerned to take against covery, he said. Although gradual melting has Two Carbon county men were were suggested today by in the navy during Utah State prevented serious flood damage enlisted H. Bingham, which still exist to T. Morris, so irrMarch, far, dangers according extension Agricultural college favor floods this spring, navy recruiter at the Price ofmay specialist: igation fice. One man enlisted for a regmuch water Professor Bingham warned. Store or regulate as 175 ular three year enlistment and the snow about pack, Heavy is at flood possible while it Precautions Carbon Bond Buyers Invest $77,044 Its Emery DUP Camp Elects Officers Time Clean-u- p On the Farm, During February Says County Agent Utah people showed their characteristic thrift and provided against a possible future rainy day by buying $1,584,909 of their governments 'bonds, Charles L. Smith, state chairman for the U. S. Savings Bonds Division of the Treasury, has announced. Of this figure, $1,161,173 were of highly recommended Series E time time Spring is clean-u- p to clean out hazards around the farmstead that might cause inon jury and loss of the farm, says Robert L. Hassell, Carbon county agricultural agent. A place for everything and everything in its place is a good safety slogan. Disorder is responsible for one of every five accidents, according to the National Safety council. The largest cause of injuries, other than the personal factor of poor judgment, is disorder. Debris and trash, such as paper, scattered boxes and boards, rags and rubbish, are fire hazards, as well as ideal hiding places for rats. Removing trash collections reduces the chances for fire and destroys rat hotels. Farm families alone suffer about 3500 deaths and lose 100 million dollars worth of farm property annually by fires. Almost 90 per cent of the fires are caused by carelessness, and man-hou- rs bonds. chairman of Henry Ruggeri, the volunteer bond organization for Carbon county, reported a total of $77,044 bonds bought here Bar Members Hear Talk during February. The sale of government bonds, both as a wise By Senator Gibson and safe investment, and as a The Eastern Utah Bar associa- provision for the future, will be tion met Saturday evening at the pushed throughout 'the spring, culCastle Gate hotel and the mem- minating in the Opportunity bers heard a talk by Senator Drive, the biggest bond drive Marl Gibson (D., Carbon) on the since the war, to be held during recent session of the state legisla- May and June. In (the first two months of the ture. President S. J. Sweetring reported that a committee con- year, Utah (has sold 16 per cent sisting of Judge Fred W. Keller, more E bonds than during the Luke Pappas and Mitchell Me-lic- h same time last year, according to had been named to plan for Clem S. Schramm, state director, an outing for members and their and was third in the nation In wives to be held at the Arches percentage of gain, a proud record for the state. of April. during the week-en- d drive committee which had charge of the drive in Price city. Other committeemen who served with Mr. Winn looking on as the presentation is made include, left to right, Ray Branch, Lavon Anderson and John Holden. Irrigation Specialist Cites C Second Section Mrs. Luella Carlson was elected captain of the Camp Deseret Rose of Daughters of Utah Pioneers at a recent meeting held at the home of Mrs. Ida V. Lltster at Cleveland. Emery county. Other new officers are Mrs. Helga Stokes, first vice captain; Mrs. Valeria Ottesen, second vice captain; Mrs. Vera Cowley, secretary; Mrs. Agnes Allred, registrar; Mrs. Myrtle Mortensen, class leader; Mrs. Litster, historian; Mrs. Andia Nelson, chaplain, and Mrs. Chalot Larson, organist. carelessness involves debris trash. Check through the farm shop. Are tools in .their right places, hammer and axe handles secure and in good condition? Is there an accumulation of barbed wire, glass, scrap metals, loose boards, weeds, grass, etc., about the farmstead? If every farm family would camconduct a spring clean-u- p paign, inside and out, it would go a long way toward eliminating fire and accident hazards, provide a more healthful environment, and conserve food and feed. Sn per cent above normal in the other under the enlistment program. canals servi- great basin; possible rain during lus water, to upper continthe melting period; rapid two men enlisting were The to and lands ng higher bench to uous melting weather after the Darwin R. Timothy, Wellington, channels overflow natural valuable land; heavier runoff starts may cause and Sherman R. Jensen, Jr., of protect the more Clear Creek. stream channels to damage. improve main More detailed precautions more water; Morris prepare other further stated that carry against flood damage he listed as there are openings for canals, wasteways and drains to follows: move peopoperate at capacity; enlistments for next month. The to Turn excess water onto porous, navy is still on limited and livestock property le, recruiting land; remove but any high school graduates high ground ahead of flood; protfrom other canals and waterways who are interested in enlisting channels; have ect and patrol n supplies and equipment ready to such obstructions enlisted in the near fu- ture, he stated. A high school graduate may pick his trade school prior to enlisting at the Price station. PRICE AND CARBON THEATRES of divert some stage; the one-ye- ar surp- one-ye- ar Take advantage ARE SHOWN THE BEST PICTURES "WHERE len trees, gravel bars, fences, trash, temporary dams; protect casements and cellars by putting near entrances and sandbags PRICE, UTAH )9c J(k Price Theatre Carbon Theatre FRIDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY MARCH 2425 TWO GREAT HITS March A 25-2- 6 THRILLING! SAVAGE! Picture! Great Motion STATION The Singing large-packa- SUN. MON. DIAMOND JIM 3c Continuous at ( 9c; were 513 breadwinners who hit the million - or - better jackpot. Actually, theres nothing so re-- I markable about it . . . anyone with a million dollars can be Abe Martin used to say, Its no crime to be poor . . . but it might as well be. MAN FROM re. GUN-TOW- N Plus SERIAL 50 DEAR TO Make a date now to attend SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY MARCH 27-2- 9 Continuous Showing Sun. Starting at 2:30 MY HEART Starring Burl Ives Harry Carey Luana Patten and Bobby Driscoll Color by Technicolor TARZANS MAGIC the annual Kiwanis talent night show next Wednesday evening, March 30, in the city auditorium A fellow in Santa Monica, Calif., touched a high tension wire and got a 20,000 volt shock. He lived wait till through that jolt . . . but he gets his electricity bill! If you action on car rewant without a jolting service and pairs price, drive in to UNITED MOTOR CO., 280 E. Main St. Are your brakes squealing on you? That means rivets or other metal parts are cutting into your brake drums. Avoid extra expense and possible accidents. Drive your car in now for a real brake check up. Ph.345. live-wi- re STARTS FOUNTAIN THURSDAY MARCH 31st Starring LEX BARKER CHICKEN EVERY and BRENDA JOYCE Its Really a Honey! SUNDAY i 3c m 8c By PLOTNER JIHAPPENS EVERY DAY X' in LUCK? UHMAKOUK 50M.B VONY KHOVJ MV-- Mourns , uMocm MORt'VOUQH, GT-AV-J AV COMfUCIOUitAlVi?) we TiMi HOOflH If 'POORRlMSfCAR $f(Al MORE YN. AM; OR MAY Uf, OM6A$AHV0ll) Of 5c m j PULAN$MR;MH OWTVOLICfMit WtRTMXHAMS, m"HANDCUffS2 01112 " PR! SOM ifACfoni iroN TARTS LtT$ SHOW YOU a ' JNITD MOTOR MM 280 IM MAIN 00 AIRWAY NOB HILL Coffee with that Popular Mild Mellow Flavor Whats tho "BIG IDEA? 45 Fresh Roasted, Top Quality Bean Coffee Tasty Cheese Food, Delicious For Any BREEZE Good things come in small packages, they say. But often you can get them in big packages, too and save money by so doing. Thats why your Safeway carries large economy-size packages in many of your favorite foods. Families who can use these larger sizes will usually find that the large jar, large can, or large package offers substantial savings. Next time you shop, check for yourself. Compare both contents and prices. See exactly how much you can save. The big idea may help you save a lot on your family food bill. 1.33 Pound Package , 80 ..2 lb. box Meal FLOUR c,t SUNNYBANK Margarine ROYAL SATIN 3.77 ..lb. 37 ib. Shortening 90c lbs 1 39 33 NU-MA- LUNCH 6 JELL-WELL"- --- ng more in 1948. CO-HI- T WALT DISNEYS I hard-worki- Out of the 94 the Treasury picked up more than 110 million in taxes, Which proves that all that glit-jte- rs is not gravy. In 1920 there LAW RENCE TIERNEY and Cartoon DILL1 DILLY DELIGHT 94 that only Americans earned a million or Starring Uive Action IT'S A 1 BODYGUARD 2:30 Walt Disneys Latest Marvel Combining lc1 news DOUBLE FEATURE Showing Sunday Starting , Early Shoppers Matinee Continuous Showing From 3:00 Continuous Showing Sunday Starting mf 9cS From all reports times are tough for millionaires. The Treasury .Department just finished fumbling through a stack ;of returns to come up with the SATURDAY ONLY MARCH 26th 0 JOHNSTON BILL By Troubadour 27-3- vp this opportunity. t t 1 t i t GUARANTEED Miscellaneous CO-IH- T TUE. & WED. Mar. tt will pay you fo tine savings on packages ge CRACKERS Saltlne by 431 Mrs. Wrights New BREAD Family Siza ..14 os. 18 w ith RANDOLPH SCOTT MARLENE DIETRICH WEST BURL IVES 9c EXTRA THE SPOILERS Starring DICK POWELL JANE GREER w ith lc windows. the a Here are some of the savings your Safeway has for you. Check them for ways to cut your food costs. Youll find many more in the store. fal-ca- .35 off Econor.iY-siz- E ral .19 :a this week at SAFEWAY: UTAU. fHont A TEA Canterbury, Hearty Flavor I CA Green h 4 If lb. TEA Canterbury Black . 97 ,b. lb. Lean Boston Butts For Special Dinner" 6-6- Good t 45 23 SYRUP CEREAL Cereal - rlf .. KELLOGG'S lb. RIB ROAST BEEF 7c 1 SUZANNA That .. lh- - SLICED BACON Quality MILK 79 PORK ROASTS A 26c 15 U. 8. Good Grade -- . -- lb. 41 A Grade Small lb. J lb. Cuts -- lb. 53c 55 65c 29 SIRLOIN STEAK Well Trimmed Jb. Grad Top Quality Skinless I f -- lb. - 55 69c Whole or Smoked Half -- 55c lb. SALMON STEAKS 59. Lb. FILLET HADDOCK 51 Lb. f j i HALIBUT STEAKS 55 Lb ! FILLET SOLE 53 Lb. i i I UFA DSCVJ -FK 2 i Penny Savers EE TISSUE tPRQDSlsr CARROTS ASPARAGUS Green Onions AVOCADOS Calavo Californias finest - 45t lb. -U. S. No. 1, New Spring crop NEW PAR AER0WAX It bunch Ideal for slaw SPRY 6 ORANGES 9c 37 -- lb 8c 13c POTATOES U. S. No. 1 Bliss U. S. No. 1 Russets size washed AKA 10 lb. mesh bag "A" size washed 10 lb. mesh bag A 50c APPLES Ez. Fey., Fey. Wn. Roms Ark. Blacks Beautys or I rolls Magto Jb. 10c 15 23 .u cllr CRISCO 1 f The Finest 8oap Money KC,A Can Buy giant size JUp Liquid Wax Polish OLD DUTCH CABBAGE U. S No. 1, Sllk Tollet BLEACH Whits U. S. No. 1, Serve them various ways, clip tops t for I lb. can Shortening I lb. can Toilet Soap 1 for Regular 54 33 98 98 A WOODBURY'S JLsr TOILET SOAP c,l,m,r Bouquet i bars 19 Bath TOILET SOAP s.1.": 2 tor 26 1 1A Palmolive, Regular 1 for TOILET SOAP Size I CRYSTAL WHITE Bar Soap PEET'S Granulated Soap large Laras VEL SOAP Package NEW PAR a: 15 pkg. f 36 29c 27 DATES California Hydrated 8 oz. pkg. .15 PRODLCB PRICES SUBJECT TO DAILY MARKET i T HAMS SHORT RIBS Lean U. S. Good Fresh Lean Beef FRANKFURTERS Grade Disjointed Rol'y. . . 35 Sw U. S. Good Grade Shoulder Cuts FRYERS 14 RDCAnMrs Rye Wrights, Raisin, or Cracked Wheat 18 oz. loaf 14 DIC.AU ROLLS PrtMo'" POT ROAST GROUND BEEP Smoked Picnics CHANGES 35 VP? , , |
