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Show t i UTAH, FRIDAY, AUGUST SMITHFIELD, CACHE COUNTY, It, 193 UTAH FARM PRODUCTS ABOVE n UTAH DOWN LIST ON The Misses Norma and Mary NATIONAL AVERAGE an vacationing in San Fran- TOURIST TRAVEL" Salt Lake City (UP) Despite cisco, California. visitors Sunday. Salt Lake City Utah (UP) RETAIL Utah its rugged scenic attractions farm products maintained a price of tourist WiKer G' rjun left fur Baltimore well down Mrs. and is Mr. the list and Arnold Nelson Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Fr.lilev and the nattena average dur-when he lm employment Mi a Elsie I'eirath were Sunday din- son Olair spent the week end isti states " a report by the U. & travel department of Agncul-showe- d uy in s confectionary ch.:in iyi:ein. fonnouncement bureau of the National Parka Service ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brigham City and Garland. said here. tuJ here. Fullmer. index The for farm commo- price sixth been ha from Word here by tie bottom, Herbert Milligan spent the past Placed t TO Utah in was 107, dities this year local b'lnebaM men to the effect thit Mrs. Arvel Coleman and daughter, week in Idaho visiting friends and travel expenditures m the Beehr.a as national with a conspired average, I the Smi'j'ifit-l- teim haa been select- Erma s.ate weie estimated at 31,982,500 with relatives. spent Tuesday visiting of 95. in ed to play in the Fnnklin tourna- Mrs. John Lamb at Ilyde Para. . TOO However, both livestock and wheat BOYS ENJOY OUTING ment which will be played SeptemOnly Vermont, South Dakota, Nev- showed a decline, ber 2, 3, end 4. Fourteen Third ward beys spen. aja, Mississippi and Delaware had prices Mr. John H. Petersen returned Livestock dropped 20 cents under SALE home Tuesday from a Logan hos- four joviil days at the Smithfield smaller expenditures. New York, 'the index figure for 1937 and the scout cabin last week, under Anderann, pital where he California, Florida, the City nvirahall Oliver underwent recently 54 n was Still-naCharles Lundijuint, end guidance of Riis Richards, Smithfield Michigan. Pennsylvania and Texas July, 1938, wheat index a major operation. Tonlaon have returned fmm a fishNOW recreational staff's boy leader. The headed the list with expenditures es-- 1 cents, as compared with 1.12 for of 200,000,000 the corresponding period in 1937,. ing trip in Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Rollins of boys hiked to Srout Lake and White timated in excess Pine lake. On each occasion the trip, each. Logan were Smithfield visitors Mon' WOOL GROWERS TO HOLD ON Mr. John II. Ieterson is recovering proved educational as well as inter-day. RAM SALE SOON at a Logan hoapital from a major esting. The boys learned to identify PLAN CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE STARTED AUGUST 17 AND DEATHS operation. )Ie expects to return home Mrs. Wanda Paskett of Burley, several plants and animals and also ACCIDENTS SLilt Lake City Utah will (UP) The next weftk. Lake new Salt (UP) City thoughts on land AND WILL CONTINUE Idaho is visiting with her parents. gained focal point in the sheep indusstate department of motor vehicles he athis Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelsey. National the when month (The Corbett family reunion will be will enlist the press and radio in a try UNTIL Wool growers Association holds its held in the Jarnea Mack Memorial FUTURE FARMERS GAIN , campaign to reduce traffic accidents 23rd annual Mrs. Harvey Christensen and dsu ram sale, August 23 nd VALUABLE EXPERIENCE on Utah highways. park Labor Day, September 5. The AUGUST 31H visited with Mrs. Fern ghter, 24, at the union stockyards in North Rex Plowman served the Smith-fielrecord Utah ha a that program committee reporta that they Smith Ruth, Declaring and family on Monday Lake. Salt will make the day enjoyable for officials to ashamed state he of, chapter of Future Fanners last young and old. year as secretary. He was student Mamed the high death toll to "the chairman of the Smithfield junior lack of right mental attitude in driv- UTAH PIONEERS ATTEND., Mrs. Emma Thornley was hostess Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Roskelley and livestock show. He represented his ing. QPEN HOUSE PARTY a luncheon at Tuesday afternoon hon- school along with Lue of member McCann R. E. the and daughter, Mary Ann and Miss SharHammond, Deseret Mrs. Charles Baker of Logan Junior Mon thin 100 (UP) on Hendricks of Salt Lake City vis- oring Plowman on the livestock . state tax commission, said a aimilar who at ninety years is one of Cache Utah pioneers and sons and daugh- -' I o team. He took second reduced judging press-radiited at Cache Junction with Mr. and Valleys oldest women. The campaign had ten of pioneers attended a recent' I1 r afternoon at the Black and White show place fatalities in Maryland by 35 and traffic Mrs. Sylvan Rasmussen. was spent enjoying music and recallCOMPANY his mates Lue McCann and per cent during the first six months open house party honoring N. C. helped ing incidents of early days. Luncheon Grant to & win third place in of 1938. Athay Johnson, Deseret resident, on his wrsi served at one long table, centerthat show. Rex is teaming with 90th birthday. Johnson has made his ed with a silver bowl of varicolored Jfceott Junior and Lue at the USAC in an COAL DEVELOPMENT FOR home in Utah since 1877, and ia a iweet peas. Lighted tapers in silver to win a place in livestock STEAM URGED holders were placed at each end. attempt native of Denmark. udging at the Kansas City convenSalt Lake City Develop(UP) The guest list included Mrs. Baker, tion this October. ment of Utahs natural resources in Mrs. Celia Smith, Mrs. Elisabeth Aa a project Rex ia keeping coal to produce steam was urged Willmore, Mr. and Mrs. ROSKELLEY rd on an acre of beets George which hen by Frederick G. Cottrell, Wash Mr. and Hamp, Mrs. Ira Brown, Mould produce at least a goed av ington, D. C., master chemist and Mrs. Emily Clark all of Logan, Mr. erage yield. winner of the Washington award for adn Mrs. W. Ckrk Thornley, Mrs. ANNOUNCES THAT Grant Athay the chapter treasurer preeminent social service in 1987. Ellen Timmins and the hostess of not only kept his records well but Steam, he said, ia the most econoSmithfield. Mrs, Thomley was assis- enved on several committees and mic wuy to produce power in Utah. ME HAS ted by her daughter Gwendeila and helped his mates on Black and White The visitor expressed belief that Miss Lois .Brown of Logan. how judging team. Gnnt chose a Utah water power development has heifer calf for a two years already reached its peak in exploiTAKEN OVER The Smithfield Third ward relief ago. Now ahe is aproject fine large heifer tation, with the possible exception of weiety are sponsoring a canning cen- and Grant ia happy far his Green river. ter each Thursday at 9 oclock a. iences. THE AGENCY To ormpete with other states which m. at the ward chapel. The members have water power at lower rates beof the ward are asked to contribute SALT LAKE AIRPORT Utah should cause all surplus vegetables which FOR ALL GRADES an MOST COMPLETE SAL OFFICIALS develop ofitsaccessibility, eoal resources and steam be delivend at specified time. Salt Lake City : i Salt he mid. I ! (UP) MATCHES, B0X autroN Lake municipal airport is the moat Mr. Leon West haa been OF visiting complete in Utah, Nevada, or CaliVIENNA SAUSAGE, 2 02 WANTED TO BUY ROASTING with his sister Mn. Ernest Hogan fornia from and aero- EARS OF CORN AT SMITHFIELD engineering for the last ten days. Mr .end Mrs. nautical ALL FLAVORS, PBG. Sacra- ICE AND standpoints, throe STORAGE LOCKER CASTLE GATE F. L West visited with them the last mento, Cal., JELLO, asid here. engineer! PLANT few days and brought Leon Fred J. Kiaui, city engineer; Col Hyfc with them. BAKING POWDER, CALUMET, 1 LB. Charles R. Blend, asshaant city enSCHOOL PERMANENT LOVELICOAL Don and gineer Smith, airport mana- NESS STYLED TO INDIVIDUAL Mrs. Helen Milligan returned to ger, PORK A BEANS, N0- - 2 composed the Sacramento CHARM BY OUR HAIR STYLIST. er h:me in Boise, Idaho, after a and were unstinted in their 1.75 AND UP. BARKERS PHONE1 5 m QUAUTY three weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. praise of the 1,530,000 Utah BROOMS, airport. 4, SMITHFIELD. Adv. 2 J. H. Milligan and family. TOE BEST COAL THAT IS 14 OUNCE BOiTTLE '. AVAILABLE IN UTAH CATSUP, Miu Laura Hiffman daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hoffman, nd c ORANGE JUICE, TA Wendell Munk, s:n of Mr. and Mrs Lionel Munk, were married last Fri(BLUE BLAZE COAL COMS CLEANSER, DUTCH, CANS day morning. They will make their PANY QUIT BUSINESS THE home in Logan. FIRST OF LAST JANUARY, TOMATO JUICE, DEL M0NTE no. 2 can, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 1930.) Hillyard and Ir. and Mrs. George Reese of Am-alCOFFEE, BREAKFAST CLUB, LB. CAN are making a trin through Yellowstone National Park. 4 oz-B- 0 SANDWICH jocj Mr. and Mra. Foster family of Benson were LOCAL NEWS Reese ana Smithfield Pet-erwr- factory 1 Jhj W.H. Gutke Meat& Grocery! Prices for SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1938 j 8-- 25 dele-g2ti- c"s ?n 8-- 2ForjJ gi SPREAD, MAYONNAISE, 02 B0TTLE SALAD DRESSING, 4 02 80X112 ONLY WESTINGHOUSE MEAT-KEEPE- OFFERS TEA, inTOSS- - Me : gan WBELk 8 lb- - KARO, : Me j. PEANUT BUTTER, w SUN 23c B0TTLE M0OTE NO. 2K CAN PEARS, DEL PEACHES, FLAVOR-AD- 2 LB APRICOTS, LEOTA-N- BEARS, MNTE, NO. 2k CAN K0-2- t- - He 7c 2 CAN ; BRIMFUL, NO. 2 CAN CORN, I 20c LE0TA a 25c 22c 3 reGS- - E, I 25c PKG R1NS0, R 12 J0c 9c 10c Ndu I 3 BOTTLES 25c LIME RICKEY or GINGER ALE, GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, DEL MONTE, TALL CAN gg POST TOASTIES, preservation! The new Westlngkouse MEAT-KEEPE- R, especially designed to keep meats fresh and tasty for days! Enclosed porcelain ooostmctioa conserves natural Juices and flavors. Holds 10 pound of meat. 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