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Show Pte Two MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH TIMES THE MAGNA Leigh W. Robinreturned Saturday and son family NEWS MAGNA from a two weeks vacation trip to Eau Claire, Wisconsin, where Mis LaVon Fisher underwent thev visited Mr. Robinsons two The Garfield East Ward Singa tonsilectomy Mondayr She is brothers and father. They return- , ing Mothers organized Thursday Park. National Yellowstone nicely. ed Mane via doing at the wardhouse, naming j Sow by, president; Lucille HarriMr. and Mrs. Frank Gee left MatMr and Mrs. Clarence Hardy son, organist and LaPrele to and children of Los Angeles, Calthews, chorister. The group will Monday for a two weeks trip meet every Thursday, 1.15 p. m. Washington, Oregon, Canada and iforma, were Sunday visitors at down the coast to San Francisco, che home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert, at the ward. , California to visit friends and Reid Their little daughter, Anna; Hardy, who has been vuutmjl, Mrs. Helena Cameron is visit- relatives. Franat the Reid home, ing for two weeks in San Reid Members of the Firemen Ladies them' Mr. Hardy and Mrs cisco, California, the guest of Mrs. Mary McEntee. Auxiliary were entertained Fri- are brother and sister. day at the home of Mrs. Rachel Mrs W. D. Richards has returnThe Garfield West Ward M. I. Elder. Luncheon was served and vacaA held an enjoyable outing Sat- tables of cards arranged, prizes ed home from an enjoyable Calitorma to Area. and Oakland, Haws Mrs. to Lillian Storm tion Big the awarded in urdayCottonwood Canyon. Thirty at- Mrs. Emma McAithur. Mrs. Ibrilxrs of the FLA ibinjov-ptended and enjoyed a weinie Sheppick will be hostess to idgo luncheon, followed by roast. the group this Friday Inn in Monday at the Weasku The social also Mrs N. L. Clayton and sons, Mrs Norval Dilley and three Salt Lake City Ned J. and Lynn of Garfield and children, Delores, Gladys and coinin' morated the birthday of several numbers Mrs. A. L. Rose of Salt Lake City Evelyn, underwent tonsilectomies to Mrs La on spent the weekend visiting rela- last week They are now recup- Pri ts were given Haws Lillian Mrs and Dea Idaho. tives at Pans, erating at their home. nf M ib Marion Macauley The Garfield East Ward PriTevai arrived Monday to visit mary Harvest Festival will be her parents, Mr and Mrs. W A held Thursdy. August 28 at the wardhouse and a display of articles that the students have made will (be a featuie of the festival at 7 00 p m. Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs Sarah Thomas, president, is in direct charge i NOTES GARFIELD Published By The Copper Printing Company Edith N. Ridge, Editor t Howard Ridge, Publisher Published Since 1918 Entered as second' class nail matter under tl ' act of March 3rd. 1879 at Magna. Utah Issued each Friday morning at Magna, Utah i Mr. and Mrs. j Club held Jta weekly The The Garfield East Ward offiat the home Thursday hold an meeting cers and teachers will Carol Nelson. Sewing outing September 4 at Fairmont of Miss Park in Salt Lake City. All are formed the diversion and was participated in by six girls. invited. 4-- La-Ve- d i hj m b ,4 25-2- Sept. Sept. 29 Sept 30 Auxiliary lunchNo. 59 will hold a eon Thursday. August 28 at the Utah Copper Community Park, 8 00 p m The Magna unit members w ill be special guests. Mrs Kutherme Haycock is president pot-luc- k for the PARTICULAR c givi n to Mis II FAMOUS "0-3- FIRST-LIN- E " LIFEGUARO ER TIRE USUALLY for 830-1- 91$ singly on Easy-Pa- lor rwcR r A WEEK GET 7rtA (lactud.M Mm.lt crryn, 7 Star . English and Psychological Examinatiofl 6 . Engineering Entrance Examination Freshman Registration and Special Instruction . . Sophomore and Upper Division Students Regular Clast Work Begins roe CATALOG - ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Sail taka City Empress Theatre Charlie Rupglos. Ellen Drew, Phillip Terry. The world's most colorful characters live on the screen . . . just as Peter B. Kyne created them in his best-read novel' COMEDY NOVELTY. c Prices Adults 25c plus Govt. Tax 3c (Also SL Tax.) At The Empress Saturday. At The Gem Sunday. 10c-l$- beauty. Sunday-Monda- . . . Beauty Shop DIAL "Superior Specialty." MAGNA 3021 A s Mm If. fili Specials for SAT., MON., Aug. Magna, Utah r" available 'Spend Free Delivery 23-2- Goodysar LiieGuards talcs all ths danger out ol blowouts. In sizes available. LiieGuards 1st you dnvs new tires or your lirst-lin- e " will give you many more months ol miles than a chsap Ur.; ysl it actually costs you less per mils I You savs present tires regardless at home. Those modern women, ur 6 Cash price with your old tiro IIHS EASY-PA- Y PRICED who assign household tasks to Electric servants, remain charm- Come in today lor free Lif .Guard demomtration TIRE nt are the hours they spend tires. Goodysar Quality begins with the OTHER but equally built into They mshe good or Wr do I 71 Hut t.x Yes, cosmetics do make women more alluring GUARANTEE ONLY many toss away their hard earned allure by drudgery at home! oi solely when their carcasses are in good condition. They let you use solely all the mileage -- 8.00-1- ... and much longer. You can then have them regrooved. or later retreaded with absolute WRITTEN LIFETIME Sis Year For Beauty males money, and help eave rubber lor defense needs, too. ALL-AMERIC- 1208,511,147 A ing and alluring, as Electricity does the work faster, easier and better than by And methods. cheaper, too, for Electricity IS Cheap! Pause for just are YOU taking full advantage of this moment bargain 5 Dial Gar. 2511 TUNA FLAKES, El Campo, Can for 10c CORN FLAKES, Albers, 13 oz. pkg. 3 pkgs. 25c HANDIES, 500 Tissue Box 19c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 16 oz. can for 17c SALAD DRESSING, Old Mill, Quart 25c 2 Packages for 21c WHEATIES, GRAHAM CRAX, Liberty Bell, 2 lbs. 18c BUTTER, No. 1, Quartered, Ib. 40c PEACHES, No. 2 2 can 2 cans for 25c TOMATO SOUP 2 Cans for 15c COFFEE, Gold Bar b 25c V KRAFT DINNERS, 9c DEVlL MEAT, La Solle, Can for 3c PANCAKE FLOUR, A-- l 2 2 lb. pkg. 18c PEAS, 3 Cans 28c BISCUIT FLOUR, A-- l Package 24c .... - TERMS orn TURNIPS, EGGPLANT CANTALOUPES, - tun Hot wafer od &o top VALUE NOW IS THE TIME TO USE RUBBER WISELY onton Services ay day 4 - FRESH VEGETABLES. BEETS, CUCUMBERS, slim, long POTATOES GREEN SQUASH a Jumbo, ay tko kawc. yoac ftawilT eoota 0409 a oath ooly whoa hoato4 Ao Cloctric lolrigoo oter pay toe tteoH la a oory hrt Hao. Uooo oaly 10c worth of oloetrlcity pa oath la aooraya m . GROUND BEEF - LADY FROM LOUISIANA John Wayne, Ona Munson A romantic story with all the colorful thrills of gay New Orleans and its famous Mardi Gras' COMEDY it, 3& ' ; ; ; ; r7 lb tz it 25c ; ; lbs. NOVELTY NEWS. Prices x (Plus Stafo Tax Only.) 10-2- Thursday Friday, August 28-2- 9 -- First Show 7:00 p. m. Both Nights. Last Show 9:00 p. m. Extra Special Big Double Bill Judy Canova in SIS HOPKINS With Bob Crosby and his band. Sis Hopkins goes to college and the college goes cra7y! SECOND FEATURE YOUNG BILL HICK0K With Roy Rogers, George Gabby Hayes. New adventures in the old west with Americas frontier hero! COMEDY Serial "Sky Raider" Friday at lha Empress. 25c Plul Gvt. Tax 3c (Also SL Tax.) Gem Theatre Sunday, August 24 First Show 7:00 p. m. Last Show 9:00 p. m. Charlie Ruggles, Ellen Drew, Phillip Terry COMEDY Prices tint NOVELTY. 10c-- 1 5c Adults 25c plus Govt. Tax Thursday-Frida- y, 3c (Also SL Tax.) Show 6:00 p. m. Both Nights.August Last Show (at Gem) 8:00. Big Double Bill WthJd 28-2- 9 SIS HOPKINS Canova. Bob Crosby and his band. SECOND FEATURE - YOUNG BILL IIICK0K Roy Rogers. George Gabby Haves COMEDY. Serial "SKY RAIDER." c Prices Adults 25c Govt. plus ' Tax 3c (Also This ticket presented at the lb. 35c LAMB CHOPS, Shoulder, 26-2- 7 Empress nni Mr. and Mr. William Humphreys, Jr. Mr. and Mr. Leon Maden Mr. and Mri. George Morris Mr. Bob Cook and Partner Mr. and Mr. Frank Downey Mi Lela Fullmer and Partner Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Tex Junker Mr. and Mr. Peter Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pearce Theatre entitles: lb., for 37c bacon August Tuesday-Wednesda- y, 10c-15- - 2 POT ROAST, BOIL, PORK STEAK, Lard, Pikes Peak, 2 lbs. for 10c-15- TTIE PARSON OF PANAMINT Dozen 16c bunches lOc 6 bunches 10c 6 bunches 10c each lc ... 10 lbs. 8c Pound 4c 3 lbs. for 10c 3 for 10c FINEST MEATS lamb chops, stuffed, BIB TIGHT SHOES With John Howard, Brod Crawford, Binnie Barnes, Leo Carrillo Damon Runyon Americas socko story-telle- r, brings you the Main Stems most amazing people! NEWS. c Prices Adults 25c plus Govt. Tax 3c (Also SL Tax.) 1-- m e mm Also Raspberries, Celery, Summer Squash, and Black Grapes. Cheap Electricity? IN PROPORTION ..RICH headlights First Show 7:00 p. m. Both Nights. Last Show 9:00 p. m. 1-- Now more than ever is the time to buy quality. This world-famou- s every turn of the road! SECOND FEATURE beyond Barber and Shoe-Shine- 24-2- 5 The Wagons Roll At Night Humphrey Bogart, Joan Leslie, Sylvia Sidney. Reckless men and women ... a city on wheels and a new adventure the on Memmotts Mr and Mrs. Jack Moore and family have returned home after an enjoyable vacation to Los Angeles. Catalina, California August y, First Show 6:30 p. m. Sundsy, 7:00 p. m. Monday Extra Special Big Double Bill Contour Harcuts Scalp T refitments . Faultless Manicures en- best-love- d, PERMANENTS tertained at an informal boating party for Mrs. Sutton and the Speers family last week. A social time was enjoyed and Tuesday evening, Mrs Francis B Schultz was hostess at a delightfully planned bridge party for Mrs Sutton 1:00 p. m. THE PARSON OF PANAMINT A delicate, soft wav tailored to give you the greatest B rubber First Show 6:00 p. m. Last Show Starts At With FINE ssi'sCZ money, Saturday, August 23 Notice .... LileGuardt save lives, your 1011-104- 2 Tru-Stea- ail Here i the tire you KNOW will last Country Smdtt tot driving plcamea. Machinelets. Duari. Yucco and many Oil other kinds. for popular 18 SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION for your comfort sod nfety . . . NOW! site when purchased Tsrms. 6.00-- ut mr y counces v YOIH YOUR Easy-Pa- WEEK A r ex- yThiTTIreneeds Tsrms. wlta , 6.00-1- 6 singly on Terms. y 67$ USUALLY A WEEK sir whan purchased 8 GOODYEAR LIFE-SAVIN- G Mrs Vance H Hendrickson HAYWOOD, and Director, E tO BYBEE. Director and E. W. ERICKSON, Director, being all of the officers and directors of the said D & R G. Mechanical Department Employees, Federaal Credit Union, an association. Defendants. Secretary-Treasure- School Permanents Duckworth, Jr dnODdDDDEAGIi Specud Ojfet W. and nt treme importance to- - you and to us, is here accorded the personal touch that rightfully keeps your appearance "ton perfect." Bruce Sutton and two children. Sherrie Ann and Richard of Los Vegas. Nevada, are popular visitors at the home of Mrs Sutton's parents, Mr and Mrs E W. Speers. They plan to leave fori their home Sunday Honoring Mis Sutton, (the former Miss Vera Speers), her mother was hostess at a delightful luncheon Thursday Eight guests were seated at one long table centered with stately gladioli and ckver place caid narked lach place Bridge was later played and high i J. President and Director, RFNTROD, Director. ROBERT For more fan over the holiday., get this extra service PJ017F MISS... Your beauty, always of Mrs pi vs. and K. MARRELLI his JOhEPHINE MARRELLI, wife. D & R. G. MECHANICAL EMPLOYEES DEPARTMENT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, an and LEO CASE, association, - FRANK ... Vft WRITS Mr. and Mrs William Humphreys, Jr, Miss Reva Humphreys and Mrs Clifford Kirk of Garfield are vacationing in Portland, Oregon. They were accompanied by their nephew, Bill Sadlier of Portland who has spent the summer visiting his grandmother, Mrs William Humphreys, Sr. seme - 11001 Sept 24 Sept 25 California YOUR BUY OF THE YEAR! Pi. yoer Mkadar. Thee N these important dates duetto. at ae institatiee dtstiecuistod for its facaltj, facilities sod kish ra.k ame.f Ra.ricas aaiv.rsitiet. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cameron and sons, Ed and Bud returned Tuesday after touring 'San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego, I O to-wi-tt of letMtratlon Bates hr Kiri Mr and Mrs. Roy Haws and small daughter, Helena, are visiting Mrs W. W. Trotter in Heher City for a short while. The Garfield C. relating to mechanics liens;,, are hereby notified to be and an! pear before the above entitiS court on the 15th day of Sepw. ell persons holding or claiming her, 1941, and to exhibit thena there the of our said W. proof liens upon tho following described property, The South half, of Lot 11, Pitts shall be deemed to be waived Subdivision of Block 34, Plat C, against the property. Salt Lake County Survey (unre- JUDD. RAY, QUINNEY ana the Clty cpurLof Salt Lake corded) situate in Salt Lake NEBEKER, Attorneys for SaU c County, State of County, Utah. Date of First Publication Au. Under ana by virtue of the pro- ust 15, 1941. COM-Le- e LUMBER AjdeRSON visions of the Revised Statutes of Date of Last Publication Am. pANY corporation, 1933, Title 52, Chapter 1, ust 29, 1941. Plaintiff, Utah, To all persons holding or claimof ing liens upon the propertyand FRANK K. MARRELLI JOSEPHINE MARRELLL and to 27c . A FREE SHOW AS OUESTB ft OF THI8 PAPER r Bnherrtpitou UoL) - |
