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Show SMITH FIELD CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Mrs. Forrester Claypool waa hostand Mrs. Clifford Simpson t her Bridge dub Thursday afess week end the children and spent at the home of Mrs. Willism ternoon at Salt Lake City. GaypooL The rooms ware beautifully decorated with white, pink and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hyer of red carnations. A delicious luncheon on here Friday. visitors were Klchsrdsvn wji a Mn. Bart w as served at small tables, after l pp-lguast at tike club which waz which they were arranged for bridge. children and Joy Griffin Ruth Mrs. entertained by Mrs Venice Benson 1 SaturHigh score prize was won Sy Mis. Wedues and Beverly of Newton spend her borne In Newton Seth Chambers, the high cut prize day visiting here. day evening. by Sirs. Lowell Smith and the guest high cut prize by Mrs. Henry Speck-mtAt the dose of the afternoon as the guests were leaving, each beautilady was presented with ful carnation which was fastened to her coat by the hostess. rRniATtAgCglitj HELP Mr. LOCAL lat n, Miss Arvilta Watts was hostess to her did) Wednesday night at her home A delicious luncheon was served, after which Monopoly was played. High score prize was won by Mins Mary Smith end the low score prize by Miss Eloise Noble. Miss Eunice Bingham waa a special guest, but during the evening was made a member of the dub. Those present, besides the hostess, were the Misses Anna Lou Rees, Genevieve Farr, Eloise Noble, Janice Milligan, Mary Smith, Alice Mather, and Eunice Bingham. ELECTRIC RANGES Mr. and Mr. Leroy S. Bingham and daughter, Norma, Mr and Mrs. Veraer L. Scrowther motored to Ogden where they attended the Bingham family reunion which wwa held Friday pf last week. Mrs. Leonard Miles and Mrs. Jack Dkraglas were also in attendance. LOOK TOUR DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE AT THE CRYSTAL FURNITURE COMPANY L & ' Ranges going at a H. Electric BIG REDUCED PRICE Mr. and Mrs. Elbert lAUred of Trenton tie moving to Smithfidd to make their home. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 20 per cent Discount on alt J L & H. Electric Ranges TRADE IN YOUR OLD RANGE. I2R00 WILL BE ALLOWED ON THIS SPECIAL OFFER TO ALL CUSTOMERS ON THE UTAH POWER LIGHT SERVICE. i Crystal Furniture Co. LOGAN, UTAH Mr. Joseph Green and Mrs Myron Preset were speakers at the Sacrament meeting at Cbve on Sunday. Miss Holman of Logon waa a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Godfrey and family. Mrs. William McClure visited Brigham City last week. in IN ELECTRIFICATION RURAL COMMUNITIES They say wo should all take posture exercises. The men at loss!, will consent to take the one in which Light will be turned on rural dub members in trification by this state yssr, accordnearly every the second of ing to acceptances national contest for debaters. the Club members will repeat work they did so well in last yean new initial contest which brought movement. They laurels to the will gather data on coats of brings mf current to communities through and government financed cooperatives edulocal arrange utilities, (private cational demonstrations on the wiring, appliances, and allied subjects, map out a wiring plan for their own farm, and stage exhibits end demonstrations at fairs. Nothing has gripped the fancy of rural youth or promises such a rich field for their endeavor as rural electrification. Club members must submit their reports prior to November 1 to county agents who will award e gold rndaj of honor to the winner. The best county agents who will sward a gold medal of honor to the winner. The beat county report within the stale, to be chosen by dub leader, will receive a $50.00 gihle o compete for sectional honors, merchandise certfXicate, end be eligible to aompete for sectional honors. The 10 best state winners will he awarded trips to the 10th National Club Cangmss to be held in Chicago the first week of Dec- jer. To the three highest rating trip winners the Westinghrase JR. ectrie and Manufacturing Company in addition will award cash college scholarship! of $400, $300 and $200. Local leaders may obtain full particular! of the contest from their county extension agent. coo EXPERT GIVES METHOD OF LAUNDERING SILKS elec- 4-- H 4-- H the-stat- Enjoy Year Easter Permanent by gelling II early and $1.75 Satisfaction EASTER oversize San-allo- GIFTS y Frostier. Eject-o-Cnb- e 2Lift the stantly! Eject -- big, dry cubee inwith the exclusive Trey. Hours 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. week days end 8 a. ra. to S p. m. Saturdays end days before NORTH MAIN STREET IKJIM1MJH SMITHFIELD I'lLM PHONE 111 I AU work done in your owi home. SATURDAY Specials March 20, PICKLES, BOA PINEAPPLE, . ros FABGO; NO 2tt 1 CAN - , SWEET, SIZE 2 KRAUT JUICE, TOMATO JUICE, IfOTA, SAL SODA, 7c OAM reG-- . 10c n OXYDOL, SOAP, SOAP, NO. 2 CANS CORN. SWEfT, PAR, A - TUNA FLAKES, COMPANY QatL Jhr 24c 19c 17c 19c 25c 13c 23c 15c 19c CAN TALL SALMON,1 PEAS, . , NO. 2M GAM, 2 FOR APRICOTS, 1JEOTA' m 2 FRUIT SALAD. DEL MONTE . 32c 19c 29c 35c QAM 4- GRAPEFRUIT, PEACHES, 2 AitSO.W, MO. 2 LB. BOTTLE JAM, 1937 TAMO, QT. BOTTLE SALAD DRESSING, 24c 24c -- 9c 29c 6 BARS GREME CLEANSER. cn 8X83 BAB 2 1 AND QNE CAN QUART 3 PACKAGES COCOA, 13c 10c ... a'N 2 24c POWDERED SUGAR, CORN FLAKES, PATO0- - 17c 10c BISCUIT. 0X100(18 - 24c 32c 29c - 17c WHOLE WHEAT, 2 PKGJt "I SWANS DOWN, PKG 21c SHEETS 8 BOILS I T r GREEN GROCERIES EGGS Van Drug 2Aa ALL WORK GUARANTEED TO BE SATISFACTORY Telephone 4 CARDS i Mose Harris Appliance Store Jr. Smithfidd WAX PAPER, 125 IET -- TOILET TISSUE, SEMINOLE, 1,000 KIDDIES REFRIGEEUlTOXt BARNES SHOP FDR THE pturwd J. WM. Barber and Beauty SUSSS ffitche $1.00 COFFEE, EASTER Westingliouse Cleaned and Shaanooid APPLY lee aw . . . twiat grid ...toed R GANUY certified by results in 19 Youll quickly prove in your own kitchen the joy of Westiaghnuae Faster Freezing. And, youll appreciate tha greater emvesdenre of such feature as the ezclusive Tray! Let us tell you about the remarkable reeorde from the 89 Wcotinghouse Proving Kitchens. 50c . Up CAKE FLOUR, Ice in seventy minutes or less Westlsghouse Proving Kitchens! BUGS CLEANED BARKER KRE-ME-L, 2 $1.50 guaranteed On All Work. IIY-PR- O, Faster cold . . . more fleecing area . . . give quicker freezing 4 Shampooed e why you get ice cubes FASTER. ..EASIER ncludw, Overstaffed Suites Clew ! Do nut let silks and myoes get ....FOR SALE: A large baby buggy too soiled before washing them. In in excel ant condition. Mrs. Grant walking use plenty of lube warm Adv. Higginson. suds, rinsing and quick drying,' Bays Dr. Sadie O. Mortis, assistant If you want a better town, take professor of foods and textiles at hold and do your share of work m the Utah State lAgricultursl college. needed improvement. (Before washing a garment shake R to remove all of the dust Dissolve one tablespoon of pure soar fkkes is n basin of boiling water. If the water is hard, more wp may be needed to make good suds. Next add some cold water to make the suds lukewarm, and douse the garment up and down in the suds, letting, the soapy water penetrate the material and loosen the dirt Do not pllU, rub, or twist the material because this Is apt to make colors run or weaken or shift the threads Rinse in water of the same .temperature aa the suds.. To dry the garment, first place old towels between folds to absorb excess moisture, then take them out and shake the garment. Hang the garment in an airy shady place, if it an be hung; sometimes a wet garment may be so heavy that hanging will pull it out of shape. Some fabrics streak or run with alow drying and therefore should be dried in the . wind or before an electric fan. iFress it on the wrong side with Reaerve power to spare, in warm iron while it is still damp, a. any weather, atepa up autohot iron will injure the because matic coldnem aa you need texture and h ill stick to . rayon. it . . . with Unit. Tissue paper or a soft cloth should be. used over the fabric If it has to be pressed on the right side. with attention end they lean hack in their draftr dedr. on the feet their put itSSS--' Him DOZEN LARGE, FANCY, : SPINACH, 2 LBS S- S5e B0ZEN 27c SSc DOZEN 25c lfc - MEATS HE1FER beef, ia ROASTS, LB. ..... OVEN VEAL ROASTS, LB BUMP ROASTS, LB. mlnaiN Ik to .. , 1 18 17c 20 Gutke Meat& Grocery A HOME OWNED STORE rhoM IS we WE AIM TO 1TJSASE YOU Smfthfldd Deliver |