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Show rage 4 The Bulletin e (Locals Continued from Page 1) was an official of the Westminster Presbyterian church, where he has always been very active. KSAR Swamom N LV FURNITURE REPAIR BUSINESS SAT. - SUN. - MON.-TUEMay 26 - 27 - 23- - 29 S. s Mr. H. E. McKnlght has opened a Furniture Repair Shop at ITS A WOW 1105 Of A Show JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE and repairing. Mr. McKnlght was with the Granite Furniture Company far two years, and has since been with the Dlnwoodey Furniture is thoroughly experienced and lie Company for seven years. J IV DANCING LADY Also VICTOR JORY In , SMOKY I;rom the Novel Will James ONE HOUR OF P.v comes well recommended. TEAM GOES TO OGDEN The Sugarhousc baseball team will play the Copes team at the Ogden Stadium Decoration Day COMEDIES SAT. - SUN. Matinee Only Alao RIN-TIN-T- at JR. IN WOLF DOG SAT. MAT. ONLY NOTE KIKE'S COUNTRY STORE TUESDAY THIS WEEK Instead of Wed. DECORATION DAY One Day Only JOE E. BROWN la T SAILOR 8011 Also I Barbara Stanwyck OTTO KRUGER In EVER Oontlnuoua MV East 21st South, where he will do the upholstering work for the J. A. Rock wood Furniture, as well as private upholstering ! r Art p HEART From 2 P. M. ; ONE HOUR OF COMEDIES 2:30 p. m. EMERSON PRINCIPAL DIES Charles IL Kecle, 1174 Thirteenth South Street, principal oh the Emerson School foe the past 13 years, died at a local hospital Thursday morning of complications following an operation. When his death was announced at the school, the bugle corps played taps, and the flag was lowered to half mast Mr. Keele was well known as a genealogical worker in Granite Stake, and his death will be felt keenly by all of his associates. He is survived by his widow1 and a daughter. Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 12:30 in the Emerson Ward Chapel. (Society Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Joseph E. Kjar entertained at a trousseau tea Sunday afternoon at her home on Twenty-firEast Street, in honor of her daughter LaVerne, who will be married to Louis Gates Knight May 25th. Mrs. Kjar was assisted in receiving by the bride-to-b- e and Mrs. C. W. Gates. One hundred thirty guests attended. (Last d the calendar week we and announced that Miss Kjar was being married last Friday.) as well an orchestra, band and bugle corps, has been an outYOUR VACATION TRIP standing achievement, and a great credit to Mr. J. S. Cornwall, head Will bo more pleasant if, before starting, of the city schools music department, and the teachers associated you have your car completely checked over with him. Wednesday evening 1590 childBy ren from the ages of ten to thirteen presented a program of songs and living pictures that would have done credit to a college group. They were assisted 2139 Highland Driva Hyland 2180 by the West High School band and the Hamilton school bugle GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING corps. Friday evening the Junior High. School Choruses, assisted by the BABY ANNOUNCED AS lung power, free squealing, and South High Band, will present a LATE MODEL AUTO changeable seat covers." program, and Saturday evening the combined Sailor High Schools Polly' Ann Garverick, of Ottawill hold forth. TIME TO GET YOUR wa, Ontario, is truly a child or the machine age and a girl, too.h When Polly was bom to Mrs. TENNIS RACKETS Sirs. Aurora IL Duncan, of 9th East Street, was called to Denver C. C. Garverick, her proud father RESTRUNG Tuesday because of the illness of mimicked announcements of new motor follows: as car models, her daughter. . nd up Garverick Production Company ! Mrs. Lyle Y. Gates Is visiting Ottawa, Ontario, announces 1933 Pennsylvania Tennis Balls in California with her son. Dr. baby model, Polly Ann Garverick, PhU & Joe's Claudius Y. Gates, and his fami- released April 10. "C. C. Garverick, designer and SOUTHEAST REPAIR ly. chief engineer, Marlon Garverick, t SHOP READ THE BULLETIN'S" production manager, W. B. Light, 1113 E. 21st So. Hy. 8596 M. D., technical assistant. CLASSIFIED ADS. Features of new model two MORGAN MOTOR CO. $2.09 MARKET 824 SOUTH MAIN STREET 21st SOUTH - 11th EAST MNMMT No merchandise RoutThese prices effective at once. ed. You will save money by taking advantage of these; specials and hundreds of others too numerous to mention. Both stores open until 11 P. M. st Decoration Day Afternoon Show Only COME AT 2 P.M. Its A Great Show 14e EGGS, medium, strictly fresh, doz. White King LAUNDRY SOAP, 10 bars 21c 27c PAR, large package 2 lbs. ..57c COFFEE, Schillings lb. ..29c 9c PORK & BEANS, large can PEACHES Del Monte, 2 large cans ...,29c lie SALMON, pink, tall cans 10e CORN FLAKES, huge package 100 lbs. -5- 4.94 50c SUGAR, 10 lbs POWDERED or BROWN SUGAR, 15c 2 - 1 lb. packages .... ize 2 slices .15c broken PINEAPPLE, FESTIVAL BL MUSIC 34c DEPARTMENT SODA CRACKERS, 3 lbs. caddie box 25e lb. 2 CRAHAM CRACKERS, mis-rea- MUST SELL Splendid Confectionery Business On The Corner 12th East and 21st South MAKE ME AN OFFER Call Hyland 395 or at Place of Business Musical The Festival Junior High Senior and High Schools schools. grade Schools US Service Your Car Gotdea Eagle Gas Gives More Miles Per Gallon Oils That Give Better Lubrication I I Corner 2 st South th East OPEN TILL 1 A. M. 1 1 1 FOR COMPLETE SERVICE Call Hy. 1113 Hy. 8715 THE BIG SWING IS TO So KING GEORGE SNACKS, The tasty 5e imported flavor 8e MELO, washes dishes crystal clear 22c MATCHES, carton 12 oz. BEER, Fisher's or Becker's, 106 bottle with empty bottle, each 6e DOG FOOD, Bingo, can 2 ..25e bottles G1NGERALE, Club, Cliquot 8o SPAGHETTI, Franco American, can 24 0 Blue SALAD DRESSING, Pine, qts. FLOUR Fort Howard Toilet Paper GLOBE A-- l, 48 lb. bag $1.69 IDAHO ROSE, 48 lb. ..$1.41 Whole Wheat, 48 lb. .$1.39 rolls 21 BANANAS, golden ripe, 2 lbs. lie STRAWBERRIES, Marsha- ll3: 14e H 3 SAVE MONEY BY LETTING J. W. BREWER TIRE CO. WHITE STAR TUNA. The chicken size of the Sea, Pints 15c CLOROX, qts. given three evenings of this week by the combined chorusus of the YOU i mmmsA '1 cups ......................... .................. C ORANGES, sweet and juicy 2 doz. LEMONS, juicy doz. GRAPEFRUIT, Jumbo, 5 for Watermelons, Imperial Klondike, lb Cantaloupes, solid, fine flavor, each .. TOMATOES, solid Imperials, 2 lbs. CUCUMBERS, large firm, 3 for LETTUCE, solid heads, each NEW POTATOES, 4 lbs Utah Carrots, Turnos, 3vts, 3 bunches POTATOES, Red Bliss, 10 lbs. 100 lbs 25c 12e 25c 3e 5c 13c 10s ..5 c 15c 10s 10s 79c PORK SPARE RIBS, 3 lbs VEAL ROAST, leg. or rump, lb ROLLED RIB ROAST, lb. BEEF POT ROASTS. Ib. LOIN PORK ROASTS, lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF, 2 lbs SPRING FRYERS, lb. VEAL CHOPS, loin or rib IL. loin rib PORK CHOPS, .... ID or 25c 13e 17o 8c 15c 13c 17e A YOUNG HENS. lb. 12c SHOULDER PORK ROASTS, lb. lie 25c FRANKFURTERS. 2 lbs. Assorted COLD LUNCH MEATS, lb ..21 e KRAFT CHEESE, assorted, Va lb. ....29 6 pkg., 2 for MILD CHEESE, lb. lie 17o HAMS, by the piece, lb. 4 las. :..... .....33o LARD, EscnasaMi |