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Show SMITH FIELD SENTINEL, cviTHriLED. UTAH. MAT 15, 1 Mrs. Stanley Merrill of Diyter., Mrs. Grant .Hall of Ilyrum visited R. Idaho, was a Smithfield visitor cn W. with her parents, Mrms Deppe, Sr., tint latter part of last Sunday. LOCAL NEWS W. R. Rapper Recei.es AddMttUneKt TCudy rr week. rta-ivo- d n Allan Meikle, who is employed In Johnson and aon, of Lithbridge, Al- al Petroleum Exposition to be held in berta, Canada; Verla, Arthur and Blue Creek, spent last week-en- d jiff, Russell Egan spent Monday Tulsa May 16 to 23, has been Emil Peterson, of Smithfield, and in i:i L.g n visiting with her sister, Smithfield with his parents. announced by A. F. Wiim, Mrms S.renson. Oil ComHose Jeppeaon. manager of the Skelley chairmen. committee Mrms William Butler of Lagan pany and ' Stitchers Ihe McCracken Open Air Dance wire Sunday visitor! of Mrms J. The Swift Substantial The transportation cimmittee will Four-travel held first club y their, sewing Hall will open for the wesson 0f facilitating' A. MqjUe. j,ave cj,ar?e .meeting, Wednesday, May 6, ct the for tj,e thousands upon' thousands May 30, Admission Gents 23c home of their leader, Miss Evelyn of oil men anj others from over Ladies 10c. Mrt. A. J. Hill spent a few days West. The meeting commenced at the wuntry who will attend find in Adv. last week in Trenton, with her 4 p.m. and was called to order aiding in the freight service on more ll Date your friends for tho daughter, Mrs. Cora Merrill, who by Erma Hansen, community advis- than ten million dollars worth of or. The following officers were eleta has been ilL Cracken Open Air Dance equipment which will be exhibited ected: Adv Decoration Day. at the Exposition. At the last show Trear a of this Leatha Smith, prer-iden88 Mrms Oliver Burbank registration delegates represented Mrms Ceorge Harden entertained ' city announce the birth of a baby Preece, Gladys Noble, states of the union and 21 foreign '.n Mothers Day in honor of their) girl on May 10 in a Logan hospital, secretary and treasurer; Nay Dene countries. mother Mrt. Mary E. Farrell ox Smith, reporter; Dorothy Cleo AnThe romanre of the producing, Mrma Mote Jeppeson and son, of derson; Marjorie Fse Jorgenson, transportation, refining, and marketLig.n. Those present were: Mrma Blaine Pill and family, Joseph Far- Logan, spent the week-en- d visiting Ruth Mikkelwn and Edith Larkin, ing branches of the fourteen billion d. cheer and game leaders. rell unit son, Mrs. Russell Farrell in Smithfield with Mrma Fred dollar oil industry will be paraded and d'ughter of California, Leah Reporter, before the eyes of the leading oil . Nay Dene Smith and Mary Farrell of Logan, Marion men", arid W. G. Skelly, president Mrs. Fred Hillyard was a guest Farrell and family cf Smithfield. of the Exposition. Roskelley LOST 5.. Guernsey Heifers,., six Dainty refreshments were served of her sister, Mra. Latest inventions, improvements ) ar.-a g'lid time w.s enjoyed by at Logan on Sunday night. months rid, brand JG combined cf equipment, practices and pocilea all on left riba. Finder Phone John H. will be shown. Exhibits will include I P.att Hind cf Salt Lake and Mr. Kemp, 783-J-1 North Logan. replica of the first well drilled Mias Joyce Hall of Hyrum spent' Spencer Hind of Ogden, spent Adv. Cel. Edwin Drake in Titusville, by ! week-en- d visiting with viriting with relatives dvy in Smithfield in 1859; actual drilling of moPa., Mrma James Hind. and friends in Smithfield. FOR SALE cheap or will trade dern wells; a replica of the first Model T Yt 'ton track wanted a need The many friends of Mrs. Mary Lake Mrs. Dessa Cannon of Salt two way plow found two teeth for Hillyard are gl.td to welcome her and Mary Meikle of Ogden spent spring tooth harrow. Call 120W Adv with their back to Smithfield to make herj Mothers day viriting home. Lot for sale just north of Dr. parents, Mrms J. H. Meikle. Inquire of Leonard RoskelEgberts. Mra. Sarah Hobbs and son of Miss Alice Lar.ion of Niblcy is ley, 245 Si N. 1st E Logan, Utah. spent a few days in Smithfield viriting a few days this week with Adv ." last week visiting with Mrs. Mary her airier, Mra. Faye Sorenson. L. Merrill. FOR SALE: A good cook stove, Miaa Lucy Stirband of Providence Cheap, apply William Pilkington, la viriting a short time with her 2nd South adv. lot West. aiater, Mra. Verla Noble. H Sat-uida- SUNDAY MAY w Si demonstration of e earthquakes are used to aid in the location of oil pools and many ether scientific wonders." en(fineersI GAME STARTS AT 4:13 man-mad- JRARp Todry, when young recruit i. accepted iq the United States he realizes that an honorable pKfM. aion is opening up for him; that his future is being securely marm. out for. him by men of many experience; that be wears a uniform emblematic and deeply Jiec-peATTENTION! in ON traditions that live on, furred bt FISHING GOING ARE YOU MAY 17? LET US MAKE YOUR I the glorious memories nf Ytrytt TRIP A SUCCESS WITH A MAR-- 1 whs can never die. OIL! LUBRICATION, AN FAK FOR QUALITY MERCHANDISE WITH CLEAN CLEAR DRAIN REASONABLE MO-- 1 AT WAX-FRE- E OR HAVOLINE PRICES TRADE AT THE QUALITY GRO. SER-! RAYMONDS TOR OIL AT CERW Adv. Adv. VICE STATION. Mrs. C. E. Petersen w?a a gueit a dinner in hotur of Frel liilly.nl think they Union Pacific Agent W. R. Mrms W. R. Deppe, Sr., and Mrms of honor at her birthday on Sunday at the h me the grandest gift that could A. E. McCombs were dinner notified today Mrs. T. B. Farr gave a talk on guest "pujntn,ent as a member of her trip in Europe in the First lc lweived by anyone rn Mothers of Mrms Grant Hall at Hyrum on of Mrma Roy Sorenson at Comirii. Covers wen laid for Mrs. Peterson, committee of the ward Relief Society ok Tuesday. A Lay that was a little girl born to the transport-ticMrms Seymour Thompson and famJinn Oliver Embank, ilrr. Burbank Sunday. Oil Industry," gsod attendance was (present. the World's Fair of W. Internationily, of Clarkston; Mrs. Ray vat formerly Mias Blanch llilyard. the as knewn officially Mrmc BASEBALL refinery and a model of tho latest;) i d Mc-Iia- t; Hill-yar- , ie SAT.. MAY 16, 1936 Fishing Tackle for your fishing TRIP The Third ward Gleaner ciara met RLUE BLAZE COAL FISHING SEASON WE OPENS SPECIALIZE MAY IN- LICENSES. s Personality FOR SUMMER Less ASHES To Sill With Permanent Waves COAL . A 50c Tto This WEEK Sttafg. Ktoi SHRIMPS 0ULF 1 N0 35c 25c 18c LAVER CAKE, EAC" - DONUTS, 20c 23c Smithfield Bakery t I Heme of Sonny Boy Bread PHONE 23-- J fflSSmSTOBEI , SMITHFIELD 35c 8c E0I-I- S VARIETY BUY YOUR FOOD SUPPLIES HERE COMPLETE MEATS, GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES. LARGE KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES PKG. WHEAT KRISPIES 30c pkg Kelloggs ppr 13c ALL FOR I EVERYTHING EACH 17c cans 2 RSHERMEN! TISSUE, Fishing Season Opens Sunday May 17th. Us Supply You Your Fishing Needs. We Sell Hunting and Fishiiig Licenses. Smithfield Implement Co. Smithfield, Utah 3 DEL MONTE, ANV 37c NAPKINS, ss 1 LB. CAN 27c IODIZED, K00L 3 ADE, 9c 9c rcG& TOILET SOAP, W. K., 5 nut . TOD CAN AT PRICES eat 25c 29 Q j G. LAUNDRY SOAP 6 orfi Urtut asafi 19c PKG ban and wash doth free graulated & 23c LG. PKG WEDDING, SPERRYS, P. iMn$ 9c 26 OZ. PKG. CBYSTAL PAR - 19c 10c PANCAKE FLOUR, SPERRYS SOAP, ros 3 PATER, 80 COUNT SALT, OATS, i4C EXCEPT CHICKEN CAMPBELLS, SOUP, 9c 1 UME RICKEY I VOUR PICNICS. CANYON PARTIES, AND OUTINGS ORDER YOU BUNS, HOT DOG ROLLS, CAKES. PIES. COOKIES AND EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF BAKING FTtOM THE SMITHFIELD BAKERY. WE BAKE ROLL CAKE, 13c SARDINES, B0n"UOTAED 0K T0MAT0 Specials Jelly 6c - 4c A 57c VALUE 4 SATURDAY COOKIES, F00T 40 WAX PAPER, GINGER ALE 2 DOZEN - 12c suCD BE0KE!4 PINEAPPLE COFFEE, B0ZEN 14c - oz PIERCT'S BEAUTY SHOP FRESH DAILY. CAN T 1 TALL CAN BARKER PHONE NO. ALL VARIETIES, w-- DEVILED MEAT, UBBY'3 0AS JAY-TE- E BUTTER ROLLS, K1ST PORK & BEANS, SALMON 45c 22c 29c 0X14 LONG, New, delicious Qt. i Coal Yard I I -- SALAD DRESSING, 1 COST. Roskelley) FARG0 BEEF 2 AT THE EACH Company STYLING. TREATMENT TION SCALP Only Van Drug WE ARE TRAINED IN HAIR COMBINA- 23c OXYDOL 0 BARBER SHOP LET US CONDITION YOUR HAIR WITH AT THE BARKER i TO SUIT YOUR HAIR! BLUE BLAZE COAL IS THAT MEANS SCREENED SLATE AND OTHER NONBURNING ELEMENTS ARE REMOVED. THUS YOU HAVE LESS ASHES TO DEAL YOU HAVE MORE WITH HEAT AND AT LESS W. H. Dttailt with VEGALL FOR SALADS, LARSEN' CAN 2,4 CAN' PEACHES FARG0-N- 4 IN WE SPECIALIZE BLAZE 17th And FISHING TO SUIT YOUR HAIR STYLES SUNDAY WE SELL HUNTING Hair Gutting BLUE mui CONTXIT Ask ftr BROOMS, nt, -- gaiT at the home of Mias Leora Pjtcher on Tuesday night. The following of ficera were elected: President, LeErma ora Pitcher; ' Hanson; '"nd eecaetary, Ardith Oregon. A light luncheon aca served to fifteen girls. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mias Ludella Jensen. OXYDOL $10j000 cask priaas BARS 25c AND A VARIETY OF YOU CAN MEET fresh fruits a vegetables Gutke Meat & Grocery A HOME OWNED rhene 10 STORE-- WE We Deliver AIM TO PLEASE YOU Smithfield |