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Show rnt ", ? I THE PAGE EIGHT BENSON NEWS U 4 . Mr and Mrs. E. S. Roundy and family spent last Sunday at Brigham City, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Iayne. Mr and Mrs H M. Julian und small son of Ogden were week-enguests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Joseph E. Seamens. Eddie and Richard Lundquist, sons of Mr and Mrs Eddie Lund-quiof Los Angeles, California, were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs Foster Reese on Monday. Mr. and Mrs Charles Reese and family spent Mumlav at Pocatello ut the home of Mr and Mrs. Robert Me Can n. Miss Bnyla Larson of Wellsville i spending a week waiting at the home of Mrs. W J Ieteisim, u guest of Valine 2etersen Miss Melvu Ricks is visiting at Ioi atello, Idaho, a guest of Miss Grace Armstrong Mr. and Mrs Fr d Baker and twin daughters, Lila and Lola of Hollywood. Calif., were Friday visiters at the home of Mr and Mrs Willard Saunders. Mrs. Russell Olson and bahy of Young wnrd are spending a few days visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Willard Saunders d i ' st Mr. and Mrs. Louis Riggs and horns Monday 'family returned from a vacation tour of the south included which states western Aikansas, Texas, New leo and Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hayball and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Munk and family, Mr and Mrs family of BenJoseph Berger andEldon Mers and son, Mr und Mrs Cliff Anderson of Fiovidenoe enjoyed supper last bYiday evening in Logan i anyon Mrs. Bernell Hiatt and baby of Heber City returned to tneir home on Friday after having spent the past week hire the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Neeley. Mr und Mrs Austin Neeley and son and Mrs l'anney Neeley wpre Sunday visitors ut the home of Mr. and Mrs Alton Hoffman Mr and Mrs Eddie Lundquist of Los Angeles, California, were Tuesday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Foster Reese. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hotter and children of Tremonton were week end guests at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Neeley. Mr and Mrs. E. M Kennedy of Shoshone, Iduho and Mr. und Mis-sou- v' NOTHING'S TOO GOOD t: FOR MY BABY says Elsie, the Harden Caw We have just the thing to help Baby grow pretty teeth all in row. It'a evaporated milk made by Borden'a. This milk is rich in calcium and phosphorous, plus sunshine vitamin D that puts these minerals to work building sound teeth and strong bones. Tell Mama to buy Borden's St. Charles several cans today! Mrs. Joseph L. Mair of Logan were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hayball. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Reese Idaho were week of Whitney, end visitors in Benson at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reese and Mrs W. G. Reese. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Saunders and family of College ward, Mrs.1 Earl Saunders and children and Miss Mary Saunders of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Peterson and baby of Newton were dinner' guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Saunders. Mrs. John Rieks and children is visiting ut Magna with Mr. and Mrs. Molen Buxter. and Mrs. Robert McCann daughter Dixie of Pocatello were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Reese. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ricks in company with Mr. and Mrs Steele Leuthum spent last Sunday at Lava. Mr. and Mrs. Pee Reese spent the week end at Bear Lake and Montpelier. They were the guests! of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ricks. Mrs. Angus Funk and daughter Vivo, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Reese and Allen Steele spent last Sunday at, Salt Lake City Mr. Steele returned to his home in Park, California afHuntington ter having spent the past few weeks visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Funk. The W. G. Reese family gathering was held on Sunday August IKth at the home of Mrs. W. G Reese. A social afternoon was enjoyed and refreshments were served Those attending were Mrs. A P. Anderson and family, Dr. nnd Mrs. N. E. Munk and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Reese and family, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dahle and family of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ashcroft and Mr. and Mrs. Willis family, Lamb and family of Hyde Park, Mr. and Mrs Robert Reeder and family of Trenton, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Reese of VS hitney, Idaho, and Mrs. W. G. Reese and son Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Reese and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Reese and family of Benson. Mrs. Amy Preston returned to her home at Bedford, Wyoming last Monday after having spent the past few weeks visiting with oer sister, Mrs. Elviru Ballard. In Flanders for many years it the custom to throw cats from the top of a lofty tower one day each year. The animals were thought to harbor evil spirits. was ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo MOKE VALUES IN CHOICE MEATS Fancy young meat BUTTS, lb. O ASST. COLD MEATS I r V- - lb. VEAL STEW lb. 10' STICKBOLOGNA I NU-CLO- Z lq I q g LARD 0. Doles. CORN FLAKES Albers. 3 Large Packages GRAHAM CRACKERS J bars Sonny Boy. Tall Can GRAPES BANANAS TUNA FLAKES' No. Golden Ripe. Dozen Can 15' ' i . . . Corn Flakes, 1 Pkg. Bowl Free With 2 pkgs. No. 1 Provo $4 Bartletts. Bushel Extract. Imitation. 8-o- z. MELONS $ ... Pkg. 10' .per Ib. 2 LEMONS I1 Per Pound Fancy, Large, 360s. Dozen 19 if doz. ORANGES, 288, Sunkist Golden Loaf Bag ... FLOUR COFFEE Val Vita. Tall Can C SPICES Alberta, Slicing 3 Lbs MELONS Calif. Klondykes 15-o- z. QC V- 10' SOUPS PEACHES PEARS CABBAGE, New Utah VANILLA Oests. Fancy Seedless Lbs 3 CANTALOUPES large 36 jumbo, J for 10 KELLOGGS FIVE CENTS SPAGHETTI J.B.C. 2 Pound Package Can 12-o- z. AUGUST 24th Saturday, SPECIALS PINEAPPLE B. P. Pickling. Asst SAUSAGE Ponds Vienna. No. W Can . .V DEVILED MEAT Cudahy. Mothers Pride FIS BARS Fresh. Per Lb. zj' 2 SNAPS. Fresh. Lb. QjJ Cans 2 No. Swifts Tender Whole URAL Half. Per Lb. Can 15-o- z. BEEF POT rrr Half Hilt Tan Can m Bulk. Cut Per Lb Red Pound 3 6-o- Fancy Asst. Per Pound . Cans 51 1 qc CANDY Easter Eggs. M. M. Lb 19' ORANGE JUICE Val Vita. Tall Can ( 15' Lean 2 Pounds 35' lilllH J 19' lbs. JJ' PORK ROAST Lean, Almost Boneless A Per Pound 19 KRAUT SAUER. B. P. Tall Can . . . v ' LAUNDRY ItlHWUllllll 3 Soap. Washrlte. oc PORK STEAK LUNCH MEAT z. i Blue Pine. Tall Can CATSUP Val Vita. 1 ROAST, young, tender, lb. 14 LARD Pure White 2 Pounds . . T IIIHbHIlUlll Sliced, Fancy Sugar Cure. Lb SAUSAGE, pure pork Queen Taste. 01 i BLEACH ll' ol 19' yf .lb. g' SPINACH No. 21, can . . X 1 Na Cloz. Quart Jar Bleacher, qt. 10 PORK Si BEANS No. 2V, q CORN Wh. kernel, No. 2 10' Ol GLOBES 1 jQS BACON HAMS I, Penthouse. Lbs. $ A.F.S. Fresh Ground. Lb. Golden Cup Fancy. Lb. RADLAS Home Rendered ?l i TEN CENTS Pound O STARCH Kingsford i A A g Young Stewing Hens . . . Ib. 15c O O CHEESE o o Utah Mild 1.47 0 Q Pound 15 ioo lbs 574 o g CORN FLAKES, 2 lge. PINEAPPLE, br. si. 2 If 81 g SOAP, C. W. 3 giant bars 10' PEAS, CORN, BEANS- -3 g HG BARS oven fresh Ib. 10' cans 25'; Case, 24 cans 1.89 6 194 Palmolive Pound nmm g ARMOURS HAM 3, 2 SOAP 2O BEEF POT ROAST O t AUGUST-- FRIDAY, UTAH, LOCATE, L, 48-l- b. mo rug? tro me OODj Irc inn HERALD-JOURNA- Pkg. z. .... RAWS Penthouse. 7K-o- z. t Can SARDINES LIGHT. Type D. Each. Common Oil. Per Can TOLERS JELLO Choice Fancy Qualfor Canning ity PEARS Provo Bart-lett- s. Bushel 149 Drinking. PEACHES 3 For GRAPEFRUIT Early Elbertas Garden, No. 2 Can O CANTALOUPE lg, solid, pink, ea. 1 O O o o o o o o o o o o o o i Assorted Flavors. Pkg. . . . (ft) B t WAX PAPER Santex. Roll 40-- ft . . .. B FRUIT JARS BALL KERR Quarts. Case 74' PEANUTS MATCHES Fresh Roasted. Lb. True American. 2 lioxes . . & CN t FIRM FRUIT ORANGES Juicy, Sweet 288s Each A Moon Rose. Peacock. Sliced. J nmm mmm ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ' PRUNES Thrift Small b. Toilet Bar .... Pencil Kit Free With 4 Bars I z. Fkg. HUSKY Dog. 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