Show THE ‘SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 12 Every week we get a paper that tells whet is happending in different countries of the world Thursday mornings we give orel reports on We topics chosen from this paper talk distinctly and The ichool must aland erect the gym instructor tell the most important facts learned Olympics are scheduled lor early from the article Novelty Dances Staged 1 School Before d g The interest of all athletic training factions is centered on this activity Fra aces Sleater Editor The boxing and wrestling tourna Lael Wooltey Associate Editor ment started recently has also BRYANT JUNIOR HIGHa proved of interest SCHOOL — Novelty is invariably Last Wednesday in commemorawelcome element woven into the pat of Lincoln's birthday room A 3 tern of ordnary school activity One tion devoted the class period to a proof the most outstanding and novel Experiences were related by entertamments of the year was given gram Leone Papworth Dorothy Moore-healast Friday A dance troupe presents and Mildred Moore who reed colorful and expressive interpret visited the Lincoln Memolotions of dancing modes The variety cently rial building of costumes worn lent the correct atmosphere to each dance Mr Frank Stewart gave a lecture Sahanf Desert Study on the urgent problems of present Holds Pupils Interest armaments at an essembly February 13 Mr Stewart’s viewpoint is one ROWLAND HALL— Patsy Savage of general interest as he is well informed on the subject' having spent fourth grade reports- We are studying about the Sahara desert one of many years in government service During the week representatives the great deserts of the world It is from several banking establishments almost es large as the United States spoke to commercial department stu- the Sahara desert is in northern Afdents They discussed the relative rica We learned that there are oases finartcial influence of Utah in com- in the desert An oaais is a place parison to other states the function where there are plants and wells ing of the banking system and the The principal foods ere gram and perplexing queston which confront dates On these oases we sometimes banks in the present cfisis Contact see wandering shepherds who are When a sandstorm with practical situations such as called nomads these will aid students in forming a comes e traveler must- lie down and clearer comprehension of business cover his face Elsie Yeates fifth grade reports: conditions ea they exist today Announcements were made lest Week that training for the Olympics Will commence this week directed by d - Prices Effective at Once SUGAR fine Utah 10 lbs 57 MILE aQ brande for 36o e BUTTER Fancy Creamery lb 230 FLOUR Sunrise 41 lbs 3143 corns mjjl Eggs RHUBARB ORANGES 211 she SHRIMPS g-Can n OYSTERS Can 2 dot 28o YOUR CHOICE pkg I R TUNA FLAKES No j Can US White or White King “V Crystal tg- - BEEF SPECIAL WHITE 10 Bara BANANAS Firm Ripe lb BAISINS 11-pkg SATURDAY ONLY No 2 Turkeys lb VEALR0ASTrVlb10 VEAL POCKET ROAST lb To lb 10 GROUND VEAL SAUSAGE Ground BEET CHICKENS STEAK 2 lb: 15 2 lbs 15 - W--- Del Monte Tomato COFFEE 52c B-l- bi ‘'can 29c WIRTHLIN’S MEATING PLACE Sauce EAST 2ND SOUTH 1411-141- Hyland 2 Tomato Buffet Can Large ili Can 15c DEL MONTI WHOLE KERNEL Corn 2 cans 25c PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 24 1934 FLOUR tb4i’ tt 8139 These Pric'es Effective PEAS-Ea- -- LnrdrL2 Pot Roast : 19c Lb Prime Rib Roast 18c Rolled Oats 9c Corn Meal Pkg Tomato Vegetable O Soups ICR Vegetable Beef cans 23c Boneless RoUed Lb SOAP Bob White 10 bars 18c Laundry Sliced CHIPPED BEEF 4c Malted Milk ICR 21c Lb Can 33C Salmon ICR Niufcn Salad Dressing Sardines 2190 15c Tuna FWijSr! 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Investing ypur money in Mes is similar to any other investment proare worth viding your dlvidendi are good Your dividends In Meats tenwhile when you are thoroughly satisfied with the flavor mellow derness and Juiciness of your Meat 10s ''S’ "I1"!: atte-field- COEN-FE- D 701 SOUTH STATE ST Potatoes Kathryn Brunisholt Editor Maureen Dunn Associate Editor WASHINGTON SCHOOL— Bobby Bull 3B reports: Reading is very We have learned many interesting interesting things from reading We have read about the pioneers and stories of Washington and Lincoln Lorena Mason 4B writes: On Lincoln’s birthday our language teacher told us the story of how Lincoln freed the slaves Lincoln was kind to animals After the Civil war was over s they "used part of one of thetfc for a cemetery in which bury the soldiers At fhe dedication of the cemetery Lincoln gave a talk This speech is known as the Gettysburg address Richard Brain 4B reports that his class te enjoymg— the study of the countries around the Mediterranean sea Elizabeth Thompson 3B contrib utes: We are making flags in art We chose to make flags because February is a patriotic month Although is one February has only 28 days it of the most important months we Betty Jo Johnson 6B writes WIRTHLIN’S IIOSKISSOII’S IE J Pioneer Stories Prove Interesting to Students SATtlRDy j innrenAwrch Tliii DririimiifniTii it u Uie A It for Tour Children Can 19c THOMPSON CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK Large Can 39c ' |