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Show 7?' ' fioi ,'V, " , ' .. , iy SMITH FIELD. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. FRIDA YJIAYJLJML. y The Brigham Young Unive.-sitband will give a conceit at the same time under the directun of Prof. Robert Sauer. ELEVEN STATIONS LOCAL NEWS LOSE I LICENSES WE fsCbUf CARRY TRENTON Mm. Millirient Nil-- r Blake Offa-o(UP) Averted Sjlt Like Ci:y n oni Mr. Ethel MiIi-- visited t state meet requirements failure to Smilhfitdd FuurLh ward Relief Soc- in the testing "f sutnnnbilea has Asset Wheeler returned Sunday to iety on Tuesday. in revoeation of II inspection w:rk at Fort Douglaa after hahia rood state the licenses atalsm by Mr. Sylvan lia ntussen nf Cache coinmi'Sion. ving spent a few daya with hia pr- n u Siiii.lifield visitor on Jjn.tion Those 1 sing their licenses include: ents, Mr. end Mrs. Henry Wheeler. Max Holt spent the week end vis. P ics Mondiy. Company, Standard Mot-.xt the heme of Mr. ard Sirs. AliL iting Auto Company, Garage, Western Mr. Whiting spent Thurs-di- y ter Garage, Itoed Motor Comtiany, Julius Jen en He is a student of the. Bun-nWestminister College at Suit Lake at lif ariHlon as a guest of Mrs. and Evens fiarige, all of Calton Jinn .Id Wo.d. City. and M tor Cuiupuny Air. and Mrs. Don Winn, Air. and lsith of Helper; Midcompany Mrs. L. It Ilow.an ace mpmied land Gar Moab Gar- Airs. William Biough and Air and Grernirver; !ge, n Mrs Ellis Veves motored to Burley, Mr and Mrs. Hinir Niels. .n of age, Thriiiipson and Moab Garage to Trejsureton. Idaho, Sunday Idaho, Sunday where they spent Ihe Moab. Company, aVre they spent the djy vsiting The inspection period doses June day with Mr and Airs. Muat Winn. Mr. and Airs. Dell Wheeler and latives and friends. with 15, and all motor vehicles by that r to Gall n-uit- AGFA KODAK FILM r IN ALL SIZES far-awmembers The folk back home, of your family, relatives anti friends are only a moment away from the sound of your voice. A telephone visit is a pleasure to enjoy at little cost. calls (which cost less) On station-to-statio- n just tell the operator 1. The city or town you want. telephone number 2. The the name under or know it) (if you which it is listed. calls you are simply On station-to-statio- n connected with the desired telephone and talk with anyone who answers. r Pri; ay el AI'-t- or UMVEX MOVIE CAMERA Hy-rui- $9.85 r time must display windshield stickers daughter of Lewistcn spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. showing they have pasesd the state i:o Glover. of Cn'he Junction were dinner examination. D R E. Butler and son Genid guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Asuel on Blanchard Sunday Salt Lake City weer guests of AD MUSICIANS TO TAKE and Mrs. Lowell Butler on Alonday. Dr. and Airs. DeMar Merrill end Many relatives and friends moMila PART IN CONTEST tored to Mendon Saturday night fa.niiy of Grace, Idaho, Mrs Idallohbs and childien of Preston, where they attend the shower-danc- e in honor of Mr. end Mrs. Clew Hanho and Mrs. W. A. Skidmore of More than 3000 cock. Mrs. H acock Provo was fnrnerly (UP) Brigham City, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold y.vung musicians fium Utah, Colo- Mias Alary Wheeler of this city. rado and Idaho are expected to parLeRay Merrill and son, Ervin moregional tored to Bountiful, Sunday whire ticipate in the three-da- y Mr and Mrs. Lester Bair of Cove band contest to be held here Thurs- they visited with LeRoy Hill and visited Sunday with Mr. and Mis. day, Friday and Saturday in the family Afelvfn B:iir. Mr. and Mrs. Donna Allred motorBrigham Young University stadium According to J. C. Mwffitt, super- ed to Buhl, Idaho, Sunday. They inMrs. I- - A Fulkersnn entertained intendent cf Provo City Sch'ola and tend to visit there a few days withj I J" members of her immediate family general chairman of the music fete, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Hodges.' the Weilnexdiy afternoon, honoring Mrs. approximately 40 hands from It. J. Fulkerson and d ur'Iiter Bet- th! re states will he represents'!. Clarence Harmon, the parade chairty of Venture, (Vilifornia. The be wis tpent pluying bridge. man, said the cimtcst would High score prise was awarded t) br.iught to a close wi h a twilight and Airs. It. L. Kulkcrai.ii He said the tfts progra-Saturday. were presented to the guests of bi:.ds w:;u!d stage a parade fr nj the city and county building to the we.t entrance of the Y stadium. Mr. and Airs. I.aren Bright and family of Weuton, Idaho, were Smith field vixilarx Saturdiy. CLASSIFIED ADS Mr. and Mrs. Dresden U. Blmch-ar- d CLIPPER CAMERA $5.00 out-of-to- an Drug J Myers nnJ visited Sunday evening it Air. and Airs. G. FOR SALE: White Flint aeed coVn. J. C. Cannell, Smithfield, Phone 122-Adv. WeodrufPs milk snd cream are good for you. Use them freely. Airs. Bart RiidiardHon and son visited Thursday st Newton wiih Air. LaMont Uonuin. ....A Adv. good barn fohr Air. nid Mrs. Andrew Alvis and Peterson. son Spencer of Newton were Smith field visitors Sunday. 5-- buidling lot with good sale. Apply Joseph W. tm mm Satl Lake City Two pri(UP) soners facing life sentences are among 60 who will seek paroles from the state prison when the state hoard of pardons convenes May 21. Alfred T. Faeiber, 66, Salt Lake City, convicted n second degree murder charges in connection with on illegal operation death in 1932, and Grant lice, 23. who was sentenced to life in connection with the fatal shooting of a storekeeper during a holdup in 1932, are the two lifers who will ask clemency. , Bananas were the largest single commodity imported 47 carraihT'V .them. Oranges were next with 26. carloads. Specials MAY 14,1938 SALAD DRESSING, NALLErs TAN0 PDraL SALAD DRESSING NALLEY3 SALAD DRESSING, DDETuFS PICKLES SWEET SOU- TUNA FLAKES, PHONE ON SOUTH MAIN ' 14 PINEAPPLE SMITHFIELD ' 6 os. bottle u can 1 CAN, 1 CANS " 1 7c j Qgj 17c , n.j 4g. 25c Broken Sliced, Doles, No. 2 14 can VEGETABLES, T" No- - 19c! iQj IN SMITHFIELD STARTING AT THE IS NOW OPEN AND SERVING SHORT ORDERS, BARBECUE SANDWICHES AND Ritz Theatre Health Day May 20 SOAP, PARAMOUNT ICE CREAM CLEAN, QUICK Once SUPER SUDS, PKG- - toilet, SOAP, SERVICE SOAP, a customer, always a customer! PARG0' TOMATOES, solid VALLEY, ment destined to cling among your thoughts for the lest of your life. N wiiir-- ' TIn nV,i CwiW Admixxioa ,,KALTn adults 19c . 29c 25c -- XZ. IOC pecs free GREEN SAD10 PirhW WrWU-DAX- : GpJn can n sioaa, One small pkg 9C you can eat a prices you can meet 1" Marvelous Multiplane Technicolor nnVv,rllr-,VJ1M'- can Eeat and the DbihihtZ0 c' - 9c . 6R0CERIES SNOW WHITE SEVEN DWARFS 1 OC. CBYS,U1 os-- 1 g5c closest-treasur- ed WALT DISNEY'S D P i 10c 9c CANS A VARIETY OF first full length feature production QW I -- o2-CA- CORN FLAKES, ... u prS. COFFEE, A glorious new world of beauty enchantment, peopled with the folk of fondest memory . . . Here in an entertainthe new miracle in motion pictures paick, cans WBBE CLEANSER, steal your heart awayf and . 8 CORN, OATS or WHEAT, to gg Oounty Kist, Golden BanUm, CAN SPAGHETTI, coming J0q s BARS ' PEETS, GRANULATED, LARGE PKG. .... PORK & BEANS, heylre 9c, CRYSTAL WHITE, LAUNDRY, 5 Giant Bars PAPERIXA, MU, Tt WINu. FnKr. Ikm AMOi. Irk.nl.) P.O. ta. VOPmt, rMGrai WmIiI Siia uu SERVICE OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION NO 202. 0R DILL, Mm. NEW' SALMON Ahk P'k. SALES - 23c 25c! GEAM) Del Monte, Early Garden, Picnic sixe ASPARGRAS, POTATOES UTAH IMPORTS LESS FRUITS 1937. By Jims IStSa NORTH CACHE MOTOR CO. - ooo Salt. Like City Utah (UD imported 1:m friuls and vegetables during April 1938, than ' for the same period in the preceding year, report released by the U. S. Department of Agriculture disclosed today. In April, this year, 148 carloads were impuited again.4 177 in April 1937, the report said. Since Jimmy 1, this year, 628 carloads hue been imported, compared with 546 for the same period in Yoim Car Miisf Be Inspected 5-- SEEK PAROLES Tel. Company & t MOWS (Alin Eulnlli Andcnum f L'gan was a Smithfield visitor Sunday. States Tel. The Mountain COMPANY PLEASED TO ADDITIONAL FX -SNOW S1:VI;N DWARFS HAS BEEN SEC- AT GREAT opt,,e ckxtuuy DAY, MAY 20 AND MAY 21, 22, Ks Children andVi Gutke MeatS Grocery A FhM?iaWNED 8T0RENVE AIM TO PLEASE YOU Wt gpclivcr Smithfield 15c -- : |