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Show Un Mr. and Joseph Watson of Los Angeles, Cailfronia, are visiting in Smi'.hfield with friends and LOCM.es I A party was held Fri gy Mrs. Jos W. Peter n and Mias evening at the James Mack Memorial Msrie Ietere in left for Salt Lake Dark. Campfire luncheon and games were enjoyed by the following coup- where they will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. N. Pratt Smith and family les: Mr. and Mrs. Grrald lUwman, for a weeks visit to Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Itun Ilosman, Mr. and Mrs. Way man liillyard, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Erinkrn entertained a few lfry Hillyaid, Mr and Mrs. Glenn Fisher, Mr. and Mis. Harry Michaelis of his school friends at a chicken Mr. and Mrs. Waldi Barker, Mr. and supper Sunday evening. A treasure Vin- Ikunt th Mrs. Krle Gordon, Mr. in i M-it was previously planned cent Nielson, and Mr and Mrs Earl vas enjoyed by all. Games also addHair of Richmond ed to the evenings entertainment. no-ho- at s. MR. W. H. Mrs. Alden Liliywhite returned to !ier home in Washington D. C. August 23 sfter spending her vaea-ti.- n with her p. rents, Mr. and Mrs. C, ROSXELLEY ANNOUNCES THAT HE HAS TAKEN OVER THE AGENCY FOR ALL GRACES OF J. Plowman. M:s. Mary Daines attended the J. F. F. club at liyde Park last afterniion. Mrs. Norma Thursday Waite enleriained the club members at the home ocf her grandmother, Mrs. Katherine Harris. CIITIIRP ITl D If CD Q rUIUIlC rjUimClld OLD SECTION PROTESTED The interest! of the Smithfield chapter of Future Farmers were ably taken care of at the State Future Farmer convention held at the USAC laat week. Valentino Federico, new president, and Bex Plowman represented the organization aa delegates at the convention, while stock judging teams composed of Junior Plowman, Lee Plowman, Luq McCann, Grant Athay and Kennefli Elvrood made a creditable showing in placing well up in each of the three contests entered. The bet showing as a team was made by the dairy judges. Lje McCann, Junior Plowman antj Rex Plowman placed ninth among 48 teams. In this contest Junior Plowman lei his team mates being third among 150 contestants. For his achievement he was awarded a beautiful medal, presented by the Utah Livestock Producers organisation. The first place team in each contest will represent Utah at Kansas City in October. AGE ASSISTANCE Strenu Sail Lake City (UP) jus protest against reduction of old age assistance payments in Utah was voiced here by officials of the State's pension organization, who demanded that all state sales tax proceeds be used for their original purpose assistance cf the oli and needy." George R. Fox, chairman of the organisation, declared: "We are going to elect legislators who will repudiate such action is that of their predecessors who gave the state building fund $150,000 in state sales tax proceeds and then handed out another $105,000 to two -- SALT LAKE CITY HAS FRIENDLY COP Salt Lake City (UP) Salt Lake City bae "friendly cop who mixes traffic tags with sound advice in hie "one man campaign against accidents. He is traffic patrolman G. H. Volkert, who hands ou t a little cards ending: Drive sifely and and sanely and avoid accidents courts. Sometimes he gives the card with a traffic citation and on other occasions just leaves the "lifeUp reminder. On the reverse aide cf the card is a photograph of Officer Volkert seated on his motorcycle with his usual wide grin. The patrolman had the cards printed at his own expense, but says Im glad to do it because I believe it has helped many motorists to belter realize how they can prevent camand aid accident prevention paigns. colleges. More than 100 members cf the pension group opened a campaign to support only candidates who pledge $30 a month to aged persons, unemoo ployed and widows in need end not less than $10 s month for dependent PLANS READY FOR STATE children would receive the oganiza ART CENTER IN SALT LAKE ROOSEVELT PAID TKlBLTr MEMORIAL SLAB City (UP) desolate awntahi'iidge County stands living man Franklin D. RuJiL1 E. J. McPolin County er, expresesd belief !neil"h(vreCtdnth? admini, meant: In appreciation f lin D. Roosevelt. Nolice lo Bicycle Riders The following sidewalks k " 3 tricted to bicycle riders, Main street, both sides; street to First West, boih sideT All bicyde ndeis are nitifiedi flat 1 you have only a secondiiy rijeh way on the remaining eiJonaxi of Smithfield, City. Adv. By order of City Marshal. c,? WANTED TO BUY EARS OF CORN AT SMITIIFimS ICE AND STORAGE LOCKE! PLANT Salt Lake City, August tion's support (UP) "The case workers are politicians Plans for the ntw Utah State art who are campaigning for candidates center were near completion here by SCHOOL PERMANENT LOVEM who will guarantee them joBs, he WPA staffs under D. S. Defenbacher, NESS STYLED TO INDIVIDUAL Mr. and Mrs. William McClure and declared. regional advisor, who arrived from CHARM BY OUR HAIR STYLIST family of Sait Lake City were visi- ORGANIZATION OF Washington to supervise the program $1.75 AND UP. BARKERS THON ters here last Friday. The basement and firts floor will 4, SMITHFIELD. SALT LAKE CITY MAY BUILD Ad, DEMOCRATIC PARTY be used for the ert center proper, AUDITORIUM $1,000,000 Bishop and Mrs. Richsrd Roskelley Salt Lake City FOR SALE: Mftdonm Lily Bidk. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Propos- while the upper floor will be used es (UP) ed construction R. Winn and family attended civic n auditorium for lectuers and mus- Phene 58. a of A $1,000,000 call is the hereby made for a meetJames C. Johnson family reunion at ing of .the members of the Demo- auditorium in Salt Lake City will ical events. Various federal culrural be discussed at a public meeting here projects will be located in other parte the girl camp in Logan canyon Sat- cratic FOR SALE: A brood soirs See Party of Smithfield to be held, 26, when city commissioners of (he building. Gordon Erickson. August AdT, urday and Sunday. , in the basement of (he Smithfield will seek public eentiprent on the at 8 p. m. On Monday Aug--1 matter. SCHOOL PERMANENT LOVELI- Library Officials pointed out that the buildNESS STYLED TO INDIVIDUAL ust 29th, 1938. The purpose of the is ing could be financed through issuCHARM BY OUR HAIR STYLIST, noting $1.75 AND UP. BARKERS PfiONE to elect a city chairman and to ance of revenue bonds, with an esti4. SMITHFIELD. that mated $400,000 allocation by the Adr. 3 transact what ever business might rightfully come before the FWA. em UTAH BLACKSMITHS assembly. , G. L. Reee, Chairman SAFETY COUNCIL URGES TO CELEBRATE Smithfield Democratic Party LICENSE All blacksmiths of Cache Valley Salt Lake City will have a holiday Thursday, Sep(UP) PHEASANT CLUB NEWS of Utahs licensed automobile tember let, 1938 and will celebrate at The Smithfield Pheasant club drivers to curb the States "trafa full day and evening of entertainunder the leadership of Gordon Erick- fic slaughter, was urged hye by ment at Lagoon. son, turned back to the State Fish the Womens Safety Council of Salt All blacksmiths, welders and mechC. Lake City. anics and their partners are invited and Game commissioner, Floyd to attend. All an Instructed to fur- Noel, 68 pheasants on August 18. Mr. Inadequate testa of previous years Noel thought that it was a good ere responsible for many accidents nish their own lunch. SUGAR, POWDERED, 2 LBS. A good program is being arrang- percent of fine healthy birds for the the rouncil members declared. (The movement will be discussed at ed for reports Mr. George F. White first year's work. He also commendCRACKERS, 2 LBS. GRAHAMS of Smithfield, president of the B. ed the club very highly for being a meeting between the council, trafone of the leading clubs in phea-a- fic aafty and police M. and W. Association. organisations Run 2 PEACHES, TALL raising this year in the State. September 26. COFFEE, MBILUNG' ISOLATOR OR DRIP S-- a. J CASTLE GATE COAL Gutke Meat& Grocery 8-- TOE BEST COAL THAT 13 AVAILABLE IN UTAH Prices for SATURDAY, 4-- H 4-- H (BLUB BLAZE COAL COMPANY QUIT BUSINESS THE FIRST OF LAST JANUARY, 1938.) AUGUST 27, 1938 15c an tkci 23c nt 9c ty: a- - 3 t MS ITi!" The Times Getting Short!! ONLY 7 DAYS MORE JELL0, 1 LB. CELLO. PKG MARSilMELLUWS, ALL FLAVORS, PKG. -- MATCHES, SALMON, - ,10c 25c 39c 25c 10c. 25c MIRACLE WHIP, QT. WHITE, 6 GIANT BARS i ,WAX PAPER, YOl'R LAST CHANCE TO MAKE HOSPITAL, 8 FOR 1M F0OT PEANUT BUTTER, A REAL SAVING ON THAT HEATER PEARS, UABY SOUPS, HEINZ, LONQ LIFE! owticoal new The Ratal oy Fire Feb Made cf KARO, BLUg LABEL, jjj sou, 2V& CAN ivou ACT cast pay rot a huyiola..,it Crysta 72-7- 3 pay West 1st Nalh rot imir SALT, N01 L0BI2ED- - Lcgan, Utah Ueh R. No I the tir ton j, .... 3 LB. CAN eet pgg pCg Hi. texwax, HASH, CORN BEEF, ARMOURS SARDINES, umiture Co hdd pgg 8 CANS nickel-chromiu- m alley, It has more than dosbli the Kfc of cast-be- e yet ht 17c 2 LB. BOTTLE DEL MONTE, NO. If, 6c 10c 17c &2L MONTE, TALL CAN TOILET TISSUE, FAMOUS SALE TO YOU. lu Oh PKG SHRIMPS, AND LET US EXPLAIN THIS At 5C LG. CAN COCOA, WONDER, LB SURE AND SEE US BEFORE SEPTEMBER 3rd 5c - 17c BOXES CRYSTAL SOAP, RANGE OR HEATER THIS FALL BE j a 9c 25c 9c -- CORNED BEEF, ANGLO, Ml to -- SPRING GARDEN, 2 FOR S I 10c SHAVERS, TALL CAN CAMAY, BAR SOAP, Jack ido 12c , FARGO FORK & BEANS, 9ALAD DRESSING, GOING TO NEED A OR RANGE. rOR CORAL BRAND TUNA, WHEAT, C9HN(or RICE, P0PPED-PKGSHREDDED WHEAT, KELLCGGS, Estate Range and Meatrola many advantages exclusive features which keep the temperature up, thefud hill down. Come inj see our pedal Heatrola display. CLEANSER, to 198 10c 10c 16c LIGHTHOUSE, 8 FOR CORN, COUNTY KIST, CREAM STYLE FRUIT for CQ3XTAIL, PANCY TALL THE FAMOUS uine Estate Heatrolas QUART BOTTLE 14 OUNCE BOITTLE CATSUP, PEAS, THE BIG AUGUST SPECIAL ON exclusive IT'S the famous, Air Duct. Built right in the path of the flame, it prevents heat losses up the flue sends the warmth into the rooms. This is just one of the gen- SALAD DRESSING, 7 toll 23c 23c 25c L AiRGE PKG. 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