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Show THE Thursday, June 21, 1951 I Page Lon J. Wallace left here Wednesday for his headquarters at Hamilton air base, Hamilton, California, after a leave of ten Pfc. $50,000 Blaze Hits Dragerton Department Store i 't SUN-ADVOCA- i V Sv sV r r ti. - i ' .., 01? , ' i. i i v i 1 . v&mtr-J i dinner party was held in his honor Tuesday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Booth Kilfoyle. He is assistant contrac days. A family ' j Me Five tor inspector for the 78th air inThats Producing stallation squadron. Pfc Wallace In a single week in 1950, the also spent four days visiting in bituminous coal industry producHock Springs, Wyoming. ed as much as 13 million tons. lelicidDim SALIG You Can Alwaijs Get the Blest for Hess Y(Um A&M mKIIR MAUBKIKTS at 63c 8c 33c 1.05 98c 25c Fire that raged through the Union Supply com- pany store at Dragerton early Tuesday morning an estimated $50,000 damage to stocks and the building and the scenes shown above are ample proof of this estimate. Practically all merchandise in the store was either damaged by actual contact with the blaze, by the heat, by the smoke or by water that was poured into the building by the fire departments of Price, Dragerton and Sunny- - O Dragerton side, Above is shown the damage in the appliance de-dpartment and the bottom view was taken of the hardware department where the fire is believed to have started. This was the only section that showed actual flame damage but all other portions of the store were hit by the smoke and heat, Photos by Carryi id Garden Club Flower (Continued from Page One) department was damaged least or all, stocks being protected in the Show Well Received refrigerating units. Mr. Vaught stated that patrons will be served from the other two stores operated by the concern The Price Garden club flower at Columbia and East Park, and show held the evening of Tues- also to a limited extent from the day, June 19, and Wednesday, rear entrance of the Dragerton June 20, was very successful with 125 entries of flowers being exbuilding. Work was started immediately hibited. This is the largest flowto repair the interior and fixtures er show held in this area for some and replace damaged stock. time, and most of the flowers ex- j KENW00D Brown By developing Ankle-Fashionin- Nunn-Bus- g h has comfort , achieved a persisting which is an agreeable surprise to the new Nunn-Buswearer . . . and a never-endin- g pleasure to the man who comes back again and again for additional pairs. We earnestly recommend Nunn-Bus- h shoes to give you the econheel-huggin- g h omy of much extra satisfying wear. hibited were extremely fine and well arranged for exhibit Garden enthusiasts seeing the show the first evening were very impressed by the Ibeauty of the flowers. A special feature of the evening was a talk by Mrs.' Vernon Merrill on peonies and general garden care. Mrs. Merrill urged people to buy good peony plants when planting and suggested that more be planted in this area. She spoke some of various varieties of peonies and mentioned the ease with which peonies are grown. She stressed good soil preparation before the plants are planted and adequate watering the entire year. Another feature of the evening was a short talk by Vernon Merrill, deputy fire warden, on keeping Utah green. Judges for the show were Mrs. Jesse Conover and Mrs. Austin from Ferron, and Lynn Broadbent of Helper. These judges all spoke to the group on Tuesday evening and explained some of the rea. sons for placing flowers in the various classes and gave some instructions for future exhibitors in entering flowers in shows. The judging started at 7: 15 and was completed just before 9: 00 oclock. The judges had an extremely difficult time deciding on the winners from the beautiful! displays at the show. Ribbons' were awarded all first, second and third class entries, and special prizes were given to the most . outstanding exhibits. Various 'business houses of, Price donated the special prizes to encourage gardeners of this area to exhibit their blooms and make this annual flower show a1 success. They were Cornets, Sprouse Reitz, Warrens Floral, Price Floral and Nursery, Masseys, D. T. R. Furniture, Olivetos and J. C. Penney. Robert L. 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