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Show at Mrs. Lizzie Parkinson Is spend-- , W. Maughan were Mr. and Mrs.,Haslam of Oarfe-,, P. Maughan of Salt LakelThorpe of L(, ing a vacation at Milton. Oregon, (Henry Ed Baird Mrs. and Mr. of,De!bert Kidman of t. guest of Mr and Mrs. George Mrs. Parkinson and Mrs. Brigham City; Mrs. Martha Wil- - Mrs. Verna So m,...., of Rhodes Mrs. and liamson Mary are sisters. relatives who spent Logan; Mrs. Georgia Sest of Salt Iderson. at Wellsville and attend- Lake City; Mrs. Joseph Maughan and funeral service of Henrylof Smithfield; Mr. and Mrs. George . lTrt TOT DOG AX. jrr.RALD JOl'KNAL Friday, September X, J919. Smithfield News BV MRS. JAY KXLDSON Mr. and Mrs. Ray Olsen and family are spending the weekend In Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Fern Bre in vacation spending a week Mis. Emma Fern, Yellowstone. mother of Harry, accompanied)! them to Gooding where she will spend a week with her sister and family, Mrs. Larsen. Mrs. George Cooper had as din-- 1 ner guests at the Bluebird Thursday Mrs, Ray James of Lansing, Michigan', and Miss Willis Covey. Mrs. Joseph Timmons, who has been in the hospital with virus pneumonia, is now home. Glen Tout and Sam Tout left Saturday evening for Los Angeles on business. The new officers of the Third ward Primary are: President, Grant Higginson, Mrs. Newell Uddy as 1st counselor, and Mrs. Norma j second counselor. Visits Parents Mr. and Mrs. Glen Raymond and( family of Ogden visited Sunday with their parents. Mrs. Florence Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Raymond and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Adell Cannon and family visited Monday at Farming-to- n with Mrs. Carl Bronn who has been living at Anchorage, Alaska, and is now on her way to Virginia to make her home. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Higginson and daughters Shirley and Mary Ann are spending Thursday in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper left Wednesday for Ogden, where they I Gordon, (NEA Telephotoi NERVE SHAKING. Hand over his eyes ta Wot out vision of nearover wheel leans nervously exsteering tragedy, Driver Harry Hassen hausted after his bus had struck Vincent Modaferi, 13, on his bicycle In New York. Bike lies smashed under bus wheeL The boy suffered cuts and shock. merson Johnson of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Waite and family of Bountiful. Mrs. George West of Salt Lake City has spent the past week visiting wuth her sisters end families, Mrs. Lena Maughan, Mrs. Sarah Ann Bailey, and Mrs. Jane Bailey. The Trailview Riding club of WellKille won third prize at the rodeo. To the Cache county fair, riders were Keith Leishman and Evelene Leatham Mr. and Mrs. Luther Baldwin and daughter Marjean spent Tuesday at Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Archibald and family of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Allan M. Archibald and family of Downey motored to Wells-vi- ll Sunday to visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Archibald, and family. Bailey Visit Prof, and Mrs. Sam Bailey and two daughters Linda and Louise of Cornwallis, Oregon, spent the week end with Mr. Baileys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norval Bailey. They also visited with othbr relatives while here. Mrs. Arson Perks is at the LDS hospital at Logan where she submitted to a major operation Tuesday. Latest reports have that she They have spent the summer here at Smithfield. Simpson underwent aj WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (U.Rv-m- ajor operation Monday at the,More t)mn loooonfl workers, tow Logan LDS hospital. (earning less than 75 cent an hour Plan Program will be in line for a pay boost Congress completes action on The Smithfield Third ward mary officers and teachers met the new minimum wage bill. esMonday evening at the home of Sen. Claude Pepper, D., Fla., Mrs. Norma Gordon to plan their timated that the version approved years activities. The meeting was by the Senateof last night would 1,250,000 employes in charge of the president, Mrs. raise the pay Grant Higginson. There were nine by about $300,000,000 a year. present Refreshments were served. The labor departments wage and Miss Ramona Ranzea.berger, heur division calculated that some daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack 1,300,000 workers would benefit Ranzenberger, left Wednesday for from the measure approved by the Springville, where she will start House on Aug. 11. her first year of teaching in that Both versions would raise the district. minimum wage from the present Grant Higginson and daughter 40 cents to 75 cents an hour for to Mary Ann spent Saturday in interstate commerce. employes Tuesday at Bancroft, Idaho, as But the Senate bill would make the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vern fewer changes narrowing the covMoser, of the wage-hoact, which enter- erage Mrs. Marlin Roskelley to 22,000,000 workers. now tained Sunday In honor of her Theapplies Senate bill would exempt daughter Camilla, who was cele- about 200,000 workers now covered Those 7th her birthday. brating by the law. The House bill would who were in attendance were Cam- remove about 1,000,000 from covilla and family; Lyle Ranzenberger, erage. Jay Oliver Knudson, Orlin West, k A Senate-Hous- e conference comBruce and Diane Jackson, Sue mittee must resolve diferences in Bishop, Sherron Johnson, Elaine the tw versions. Because House Peterson, Linda Roskelley, Sidney on vacation until Romero, Connie and Jeanie Roskel- members arewas estimated that it 21, it ley, Ruth Blanchard, Grandparents Sept. Mr. and Mrs. George Roskelley and would be at least a 'month beldre compromise bill is ready for Presthe following aunts and uncles: aident Truman's signature. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Rigby Roskelley, Mr. and Besides the workers now receiv- Mrs. Keith Roskelley and family. Games were played and refreshments were served. Oliver Nelson and Mrs, Glen Clifford i ' Mil if i Tout spent Monday In Ogden. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hansen on Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. David 'Manwaring their son Elder Blair Manwaring and wife, a son Var Manwaring of Rexburg, Idaho and Alan Kappi from Hawaii. Elder Manwaring has just - completed his mission, he labored In the central Pacific mission and was a companion to Elder LaVar Hansen in Kauai. Alan Kappi a Japanese boy came home with them and will attend school at T !:l the Hawaiian temple. They report that Elder Hansen and Elder M t i Thomas Geary are in good health and doing good work. Saxton returned Mrs. Dale home from the Weaver maternity home in Lewiston on Saturday with her new baby girl. This is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. George Stephenson. Garth Johnson has been moved to the St Marks hospital from the General hospital and is reported to be much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Roskelley and family of Ogden, visited with his mother. Mrs. David Roskelley over the week end. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Myrle Johnson during the week were, Mr. and Mrs. Afton Johnsons parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Peterson of Richfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson of Malad, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson entertained at a family party on Sunday. Ogden Livestock OGDEN, Sept Live- - 1 (UE stock: Cattle: 300. Slow, slaughter steers and heiters scarce, few cows and ealers steady. Stockers and feeders comprised bulk early sales steady. Medium and good cows cutter and common Bulls absent. Few good and choice ealers Hogs: 100. Active, butchers 50c higher, sows fully 25c up. Small 3 lb: lots good and choice butchers mostly 23.25, odd head 250 lbs. 22.75. Few good and choice light smooth sows on the butcher order scaling 260 lbs. 20.00, these 0 lbs. scaling Sheep: 5,000. No early action on load lots, few medium and 13.50-14.5- 10.00-13.0- 0, 0. 21.50-23.0- The Magazine, which has no good K tos strategy calls for creation of a new Communist International at a politically ripe moment. The report, said to come from said an unimpeachable source, the right moment may come when Yugoslav territorial claims have been abandoned by Russia through ratification of an Austrian treaty and granting of Italys demand for Trieste. At first, the rival Cominform reportedly will be confined to Bulgaria and Albania. The Belgrade proclamation, detNEA Telephoto signed to attract Communists irked Paul Robe- by Moscow domination, will be ROBESONS MAD! son (above), Negro justified in the eyes of Yugoslav Sosinger, as he appeared In a New people by the charge that the viet Union has completely betrayed York press conference to comment on the riot that broke out Yugoslav national interests and at a rally at which he was to have abandoned Yugoslav v minorities, the article said. sung. He said the riot was an atThis pronouncement will also tack against progressive peace disclose that 20 to 25 key Comforces in the land." munists who today are leaders of Soviet satelite states have thrown in with the new Cominform. it bill 75 less the than cents, ing added. would also benefit other employes Economically, the reported plan whose wages in all likelihood would would maintain the principle of be adjusted by employers in order state ownership of all means of to maintain present differentials. production. - well-kno- 9 Provo Bartlett Pears. No. 1 $2.29 Tomatoes. .$1.39 Bushel Cantaloupes. Pound .. Watermelons. Pound 1 lb. 20.00-21.5- 0. Late Wednesday slaughter lambs and slaughter ewes steady, feeding lambs strong to 25c higher. Four loads good and choice 93 lb. Idaho slaughter lambs 23.50. Two loads good Idaho and Utah truck-i- n slaughter ewes 7.10. 03c 03c Hens 3-- Fresh Zuccini Squast. 2 Lbs - Fresh Green Peppers. Lb -..- 15c Extra Lean lie USAC (taught in tie state, un job and Miracle Whip Salad Dressing. Quarts Chocolate Syrup. 2 Cans ...... Fruit Cocktail. Every Ready. No. 2Va POUND rjr Brigham He ha' vo. -- Frankfurters The Kind with No After Teste Rosedale Dills. Qt. wing a la is a stude ntion of Ka c man-bor- n LOIN PORK ROAST LOIN PORK CHOPS 31c as i Peterso 1691, 1 Spiced ..lie hie tth. Assorted 16c 24c 17c 29c 50c ...... EVERY DAY LOW PRICES and of its pr p to himsel j he tnbutor to -- Pot Roasts lie s; .cahonal Round Bone Cold Meats ..........16c Includes Ham - snditions. Sliced Bacon 29c Del Moix Cream Corn Spring Garden Peas. New Crop Tuna Flakes Plums. Del Monte. Glass Quarts Switf's Peanut Butter still a he jcation great v airy Peter former p ,t Utah for eg and cuing, Veal Roast ....-.05c me and a Lb. Av. 5 19c GROCERY SPECIALS Ripe Olives. Libby's King Del Monte Cream Corn ................. sg b st the a JV Round Bone ............23c Lbs coe was Veal Cutlets ........25c White Potatoes. 10 Lbs. M- - BY Fricassee Rib 04c ......... Buy any qWllf ears 21c 2 Lbs DOLLAR Chickens For Roasting 25c Lbs market. all-me- at Foods you wish. You'll always get real dollar values! Rhode Island Red Spring $3.29 Elberta Peaches Utah No. at this when you shop Fancy lb. 41 japortant t .cation in I him and lb. consider charge o -- opened g 49 t extolle son and spi sends it woi jeser HAMS A TSTORYS 4 I. .. lb. pieces for bs 6 ib. 4' M0R CONVENIENT SHOPPING FOR YOU Story's Quality Foods t Henry to be teser said: t go home a and pray me back tor tided to go Bat LOWER OPERATING EXPENSE SPELLS LOWER PRICES Horlacher's Fine Meals oted for us, n ich jjy. If you the Churc oat there a went to One- - was a new acad ehool bui in a bar thr a diff could 27 ras for the went on wort that te new nr ed. next ti Pie MAXWELL HOUSE BEST FOOD REAL MAXWELL FRESH , 12 OZ. CAN CROPPED HAM 48c JUICE 4 OZ. TIN VIEIIIIA SAUSAGE ARMOUR'S STAR 18c 4 SITE TIN 17c DEVILED HAM NALLEY'S SHOESTRING POTATOES : 15c c-- 31c PEANUT BUTTER 35c 3 pkgs. 10c Fruit Maid Whole or Half. Pound LUMBERJACK, SWEETHEART , 'lr. 3fc MJMMN 34c FRANKFURTERS Skinless. Lb .. 45c pkg. 10c FINISH KLEENEX ioo-- . 3. 10 Lbs. WHITE b CAIILIFLOVe Ns. 1 SPANISH MY 4 onions OF HOTCAKES pkg. 10c PRIME RIB R0AS1 4& 5 9) (t hJQJ Top Quality, Standing. Lb THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR marcal tea, Wifh Ptconi ntf Chocolate Drops 058B PROVO NO. 1 PEARS vc'i cli ibs it carei bless you M a yea er .pelier, h, mission t of the Eli held and s vould lis professor : would. Xew Maeser for him d from h srl was calle the Sum d of his Bobmson ressm an 1 fut second s to be ta va One of en Don K next w Stake FANCY FIRM FOR STUFFING lb 0DEEI1 PEPPERS JP p to years at the Ll Lke. Ai felt "son SEEDLESS GilAPES 2 Immrli'Mim'ihm, WI0 BY THE BUSHEL BEST PRICE ' nd hi from the Univ ete he obt Diors dej 7 kyond kS UTAH PEACHES 53c It BEST PRICE IN TOWN 27c PORK ROASTS Lean, Meaty. Lb SHOULDER w UTAH RED FANCY FRESH U. S. COLD DRINK QUALITY 1 POTATOES 75 15c OSCAR MAYER WITH SAUCE 9" 57' UHMMMI 25c 98c PAPER NAPKINS pkg. 12c L.!k COOKIES PANCAKE FLOUR.. PAPER PLATES MIX PLENTY OF REFRESHING ID KELLOGGS PEP! NO. I BREAKFAST ENERGY PAPER CUPS PETER PAN CREAMY FLA-VOR-A- Ib.45c HAMS Cao . WEINERS STUFFED OLIVES iclmg GROUND SYRUP U.Z 3 OZ. JAR LIBBY'S ROASTED, FRESH 41c ORCHARD GARDEN GRAPEFRUIT 46 ox. FOR ARMOUR'S STAR .r 38c VIKHIG COFFEE TREET El seven pe gree frot nersity (B. Bachelor sent ou INSTANT HOUSE COFFEE ARMOUR'S STAR lb can 56c pt. 37c COFFEE MAYOmiAISE tacher n study. H og irvard, w A.t "taking ' Philosophy lecture' t luring retired, Dean taer hal BIF SPRA gh ti KIKGSFORDS COTE CASHMERE Gloss Starch POUND PACKAGE DINNER 3 REG. BARS WOODBURY 27c PKG. At last! S rStowiflWt Baouty Seep 298 with solium URC4 25c HORN ENRICHED aCCBBiEil 50 Lbi Bag . RINSO BOUQUET 12c FLOUR 17.00-18.5- drive-in- s YOUR MEAT DOLLAR IS A BIG FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Juicy Oranges. No. 242's, 2 ofTi- Horlacher's Fine HERE ARE Cabbage. New Crop. Lb Idaho Delicious Apples. 2 Lbs. ... ficial connection with UN said out to 444 North Main Street to Foods Story's Quality PRICES SOME GOOD 0. 200-23- 300-40- DRIVE INTERNATIONAL said today. the Ricks Academy in Rexburg. Mr. and Mrs. Manwaring and son Var and Mrs. Blair Manwaring went to Hawaii by plane a month ago to visit Blair and return with him, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Manwaring were married in rb Pickles . . By FLORENCE GEARY parking, yeur car i$ ja, Because of our favorable location beyond the traffic lights, and our few feet of our doors. TO FURTHER ACCOMODATE OUR CUSTOMERS, we hove added an additional paved seetiJ our lot: SAVE TIME AND PARKING WORRIES. Seedless Grapes. Kremlin-dominate- t if Mrs o Convenient Parking is a necessarypart of grocery shopping! Cauliflower. 2 Pri-jwh- . ap!J No Parking TITO PLANS NEW RED NEW YORK U3 Yugoslavias Marshal Tito plans to proclaim an International Communist organizad tion rivalling the Comniform, The United tions World, a private publication, are !oth teaching this winter. , . , San-.Cit- 3 REGULAR BARS ... 25c wnAoef e SJATS-ttrwJghwwf washings I hfc.UM.ONlY 79c but hack to tame tei 5 School fj transi tobe Church 85 lor wh 0 and ec f'en hir 1912 t S,)l Pet, h 'builder taely . Box h0( 'tailed i |