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Show SMITHFIELD SENTINEL B 8. 1888 January Slae Freeman of Brigham was aj EAT AT THE WRIGHT CAFE tember 1 or October 1 meets the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gyl- -. HOT DINNERS, LUNCHES AND requirements of those who count I lenskog on Sunday. SAXDWITCHES. ' Adv. time from the beginning of the world. For the American of proMiss Etta , i Muuugujn npeni iiui nounced patriotic tendencies, July Miss Amy Nelson entertained thelwcek viaitinK with her parents, Mr.j .WASHINGTON CURRENT 4 is the Mrs. basis, and year 160 si Joshua Millington. Miss Orh Curdus Plegare Bridge club atand. 7 COMMENT under way. Really, well is her home on Sunday afternoon. High II Millington 13 in training at ready Lake County hospital. More prize was awarded to Dorothy! makes no difference when the it Fulkerson, high cut to Mrs. Phyllis I year begins, o long at a man 10 Wi Mi Etta Millington was a din- - According to common usage, the ha a New Years festival. New Ljr.dqu.st. nor eueat Marie Holjeaon 0n new year begins on a date that Year resolutions are out of fashion I Friday. need not he mentioned, but in chron but as the first cf January arrives, MrJ. Royal E. Tidwell is happy on. ology, as in other matters, there is kindled anew and then hope Mr. another! and Mrs. of io cnthe Petorron mom arrival differences for of view of Joseph iiaring arieee et toast something like the great grandchild. This is three I Pertained at a New Years dinner point. The Jewish people prefer hf-in the month of December.!011 Wednesday. Covers were laid ! vairble time near the first of Oc- - feeling which prompts the owner of llie first was a daughter bom to I LeGrande Bair aid el Bairjtober. The sixteenth of July is good a new auto to resolve that he will Mr. and Mrs. George Datwyler, of Providence, LeRoy Zollinger of (enough f-- r the Mohammedans. try to keep up the polish. to Mr. and Mrs. Don I College ward, Lulu Cartwright and I Wixom, Mrs, Wixom was before her I Kozella Nelson of Richm'-md- , Euarda j marriage Miss Ella Tidwell of Smith-- 1 Waite, Joan Peterson, Elliot Thorn-- ; SHADE FACTORY REFINISH FLOORS son to Mr. and Mrs. Moaely snd Mr. and Mrs. Peterson. field; A Jeppcson. Mrs. Hillyani was before complete window shade The easy way la to rent on her marriage Miss Afton IHUyard. rice. Lowest., factory.. sender. It is quick and electric Mrs. Dell J. Rawlins of Rich- uf .uiiieid. All reside in Logan. Rhodes repaired. easy. Tbit makes 14 great grandchildren mond undrwent on operation for;, Evetiaas & Sons Co. Go. Everlons & for Airs. TidwelL (appendicitis on Wednesday, January 1 at a Logan hospital. She is imLOGAN LOGAN proving nicely. Prof and Mrs. C. J. Myers and were dinner daughter, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. A dell Cannon revucsts of Mr. and Mrs, James A. turned from Missoula, Montana, one Cragun on New Years day. day last week after residing there for several months. Mrs. Miry J. Hill was a New Years day guest of Mrs. Sarah LOST In the vicinity of Smith-HelWinn at Trenton. a light bay marev coming 3 There will be a Farm Bureau! ycai oW not halter broke. Notify meeting next Thursday, January 9, 1 LeRolr C. Funk, Richmond. Adv. at 2:00 p.m. in the library build-- 1 I Miss Euarda Waite wes the guest inB I of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Zollinger of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dames an-- 1 College ward on New Years Eve, n ounce the birth of a baby boy on I Saturday at a Logan hospital. Miss Gladys Gyllenskog returned 40 Lrgan Wednesday evening after a n tke Upending the ?"mca holidays with her par-!-" th e d wJard.lland ,the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gyllcn-- R chmond North ward will be play-skoshe is pmployed in Logan, ed Monday, January 0, in the Smith-- , field Junior high school. The game KEEP THE NEW YEAR GOING will commence at 7:30 p.m. A hard RIGHT BY SHOPPING AT THE battle is expected to result between AMERICAN FOOD STORE. WEi both the two first teams rnd the HAVE A COMPLETE LINE two sec:nd teams I BLUE PINE CANNED FOODS AND -- I A FRESH ASSORTMENT CF MEATS AND VEGETABLES AT BARGAIN PRICES. ADV, BUCKEYE ROLLED, 9 LB BAG i ,, , LOCAL I The SMITHFIELD SENTINEL - 'rt fr at 8mlthfleld, Utah Published Every Friday u Second Entered at the Pestoffice at Smlthfield, Utah, Class sug Matter Advertising Bate Will Be Made Known Upon Application M-rc- er Hi 1 Sons 1 Erf RsbI M Safe Dry Cleaning Kalsomlne brushes, typewriter, gui dishes, silverware, floor polisher. Ue Safeklcen. It is a go eleaner and it la safe to Insider Everton S Sons Co. Everlons Logan . . Sons & Goi toeAN 23 ItAAAAAA'AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAXA Pre-Invento- d, ry 1-- ood Values MnNOMB OH f 000 MOv I10" kLITY grocery ind MARKET SAT., JAN. 4, 1636 SAUERKRAUT, PAK00 N0- - DEL M0NTE 14 CATSUP, 0Z- - BLAZE CONVERSATIONS on funeral services are rare and the subject, oftentimes, is avoided until emergency action becomes necessary. In such a lftne of need LINDQUIST Morticians are ready to serve you. Our dignified, reverent services ire always complete, never lacking in sympathy or the little details so necessary to satisfaction. Our charges are low. I COAL ...BLUE BLAZE COAL IS D- THAT MEANS SLATE AND OTHER NONBURNING ELEMENTS ARE REMOVED. THUS YOU HAVE LESS ASHES TO DEAL WITH YOU HAVE MORE HEAT AND AT LESS SCREENE- COST. W. H. Roskelley Coal Yard j SOAP, CRYSTAL WRITE, 10 BASS . SOAP, PALMOLIVE, ILBl COFFEE, COFFEE, DEL MONTE, 1 LB. CAN HERSHEYS, H LB. 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BARS STANDARD SWEET, CAN MORTICIANS I" PALMOLIVE SOAP 1 S BARS WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP L DV4 OZ. OTOE PORK AND BEANS I LB. 80-7-0 SIZES PRUNES LG. PKG. CURBEXUND, PEACHES, ZZ I-- BAR OVALTIHE, PAEG0 , I CAN DOMESTIC OIL SARDINES I CAN IMPORtjpD KIPPERED SNACKS m 29c PEETS GRANULATED, S 15 1 BOTTLE SOAP, CAN BED AND; WHITE CLEANSER 1 PACKAGE FLAVR JELL DESSERT OZ. JAR StfAKER PREPARED I 'm- - PEANUT BUTTER, mGH RYE CENT ITEMS 1 RED MEXICAN, 4 POUNDS BEANS, Less ASHES To Sill' CAN sra0 LE0TA 0UTi BEANS, BLUE WE DELIVER OATS, BLUE BLAZE COAL WiSh PHONE 6 FANCY GRAPE LEMONS iso AND AT LOWEST PRICES. FRUIT, FIRM RIPE BANANAK SEE OUR PRICES ON FRIUTS AND VEGETABLES. W Y Y Y V v v TTTf VVY YYYVTVVVT.VW |
