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T' Leo M Facer 24 44 Third charged with drunken driv denied guilt Friday before Judge Wilford MoyU Burton In Salt Lake City police court and trial was set for March 4 Other cases In court Friday NEW YORK Feb 5 — Two University of Utah debatera have been stucertified to compete dents of nearly 150 American college and universities Jn the second series of national Intercollegiate radio prize debates soon to be held under auspices of the American Economic Foundation with the cooperation of the Blue network Nsmed to represent the university are Leonard Lewis and Jane Nyvgll They will submit on the argument question "Should American Youth Support ag-alns- ing t 500-wo- To " Speeding — Bert Wheaton 464 VITAl PROTEINS AND VITAMIN Ii 10ST THROUGH EATING IESS MEAT! $15 Driving through red traffic light 1040 South Main street L P Gibbs of Ogden Glen L Barton 459 West Fifty-thir- d South street ard N Miyoski 6341 South Sixth West street each fined 510 55 suspended Ignoring stop sign — Steven W Children simply cannot — F L Miller resistance! 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Market Day F)a!!h 32 HdldlUd Dnn Kellogg's I Be E"':': Margarine lb 31c I1UG0A - ---- 27c Lg Pkg ready-to-serv- 't ES" ZT QUAKERS CEREALS — There's a kind for evprj f J taste Vary them from time to time ) for interest and alternate cooked j' J e ones - t cereals with corn Molasses honey x symp mapleflavored syrup and fruits and fruit sauces add a pleasant change to cereals and help the sugar bowl too i ' i til 41c IC-PBUII- Mn Lb J fill Bran Wrapped For- - A I t I f iftk 1 Breakfast f Champions caa 39 21c 2 f Blend d Starts the Day Right ? 4 Fresh COFEE HINTS FOR BREAKFAST MENUS Julia Irc AVright's article in this week's Family Circle Rives additional mformation on what and how to serve the busy workers in your family — get your free copy Tuesday V J If Li Kjj tli Cr-- VX-J- Kxs i'yf L I U Ly e- -aa LJ fcjjj £V '4 0 ij FOR FOOD 1$ THE FUEL OF OUR FIGHTING MEN! Sf-f- ar — 4 fSV r" tfW'1 Grapefruit It's wise of course to always ask for the Blue APPLES Ribbon or Red Ribbon meats of quality whenever you shop but when your meat cuttercan't supply you remember that these products are fuel for our fighters who are fighting for their lives our lives and Victory! rv U A EMBLEMS OF w I'M irn His TENDER DELICIOUS QUALITY MEAT iLiJ U3 I Desert Sweets Seedless 3 HAnnflTO uuruu 10 lb 10 Nw f'op California Clip Tops CABBAGE ri ri Fresh -- wiianvn YAMS A I 10c lb 8c CTTIIfaC I UUC through more than 1000 retail meat markets Govt Graded and U S Govt Impeded Meats Ham Bacon Luncheon Meats etc Sausage - Franks leel lamb Pork Veal Mutton Canned Meats - Salad Cheee and Hundreds of Other Meats and Foods Dressings !n piHE c Solid Heads Green 4jsJ So lb iJUTSr5:::: lb 10c 15c ib isc Ib Sc The Aristocrat lib of Avocados - 1 Utah Rassts IQIb Mesk I09 I I 1 Li V Utah Rsrf lilts 100 lbs No 1 Utak Rati Hits Mask N J 1 1 r -- — Ir :i 35c 5 7Cf 10-l- b Our Murray Midvale Magna Tooele and Salt Lake City Stores Offering U U lbs Fancy Imperial Valley No Prices Effective Be CAULIFLOWER lOOo Union Plant AMERICAN PACKING & PROVISION CO lib 2V2 can No 2 can No Louisiana Porto Ricana S Govt Graded and I 17c 1 LCI r r-! plcgs One-L- b - Iff! 8c 4T4tC Ihs lb f unnsi nign Juicy Sweet Navels M Juicy Fancy Washington Delirious and Romcs Inspected Meats a O Mi rncr Sunkist Extra Juicy 432 Size much meat as civilians do in normal times That's one way they keep strong and fit I i fM CM nflQ LLiiiUllO I t plcg Sc Fruits ctytl Vegetables Farm-Fres- h 1 0VJNTAA ror Drip or Sllfi COFFEE FILTERS Paper or cloth SUGAR S?Tr"wS 2 TOMATOES— Utah Pack TOMATOES— Utah Pack JULIA LEE WRIGHT Director fyl When you are unable to buy Mountain Blue Ribbon or Red Ribbon brand meat at your neighborhood market remember it's because this quality meat has been shipped to our and your soldiers and sailors and marines The major portion of the meat packed at our Blue Ribbon — Red Ribbon plant is now being shipped to our fighting men who eat twice as at a Saving Safeuay Homemakers' Bureau ti-- r — Grapefruit Juice XTca 3Cs Wheat Hearts 21c 1 pack Container IJ 22s Apple Butter EGCS MILK 1 is rv nil c - 'r a-- "1 m 15c oi 4 'i ra z Morrell'n 12-Can HAM LOAF D!a fried — fr? 12-o- ' I KARO SYRUP FRUITS— Whole fruits such as sliced f I oranges or baked apples are more filling and have mrye lasting qua!i t ics than fruit juices Unstrained i juices have the some advantage ovei 1 j I strained juices Vary the fruit in tome way each day and don't have ( ' ' too many repeaters For example serve apples baked as a sauce or ' J yir XuT 21c 26c Waffle 8c iuiOMOw m turn Food Producing pkg ttt? 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If aw la Invited yeara Inquiry PacWinff Co the Provliiton cr Or1en Utah Afnenmn write Fe meat it reco(imixd by Uie Government aa an (The induatry parkinr eesentiai wax industry I J awl Sperry's Pancake t X N r Jobs available for men and women m this essential tear industry yu proportion to co on W - If cutting down on breakfast is a question of time and it usually is then set the alarm for a little earlier than usual and take time for a nour ishing meal Much of the preparation f can b done the night before such 5 having table set the batter with ' ine exception oi raeiiea snortening mixed for hot cakes waffles or mutnns or navmg tne biscuits in their pan nd waiting in the re- i frigerator l PATTERN FOR BREAKFAST — If your breakfast pattern has been up- set by the rationing program remem- ber that this meal can still be a well- balanced one Fruit cereal bread in v ' some form and that one cup of coffee supply energy vitamins minerals calories and that grand satisfied w-j- f SUZANNA Energy AUNT JEMIMA 40-o- z 1 J tJi U Wsr Wiui iwa j i y 504 OUT OF 514 SEAGULL BAKMG CO ' " Food Authorities recommended PIES — GOOSEBERRY— Each 35c FRUIT AND FUDGE BARS Doz 20c t:4 SOUTH 'j K ? 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Actually con- -' n murh Prrstein oiinrc rr-r 'i '' V teinsl Adults must have really nourishing breakfasts ' SUNDAY SPECIALS CUSTARD CAKE ROLLS AND CREAM ORDER VALENTINE fff grow properly— have strong muscles trim sturdy bodies vitality — without adequate Pro- - natio- TRY OUR i OATMEM REST Of All MATURAl CEREALS TO HELP "MAKE UP" WH0LE-6RAI- N Harvard avenue forfeited bond of rd Fhis list will help you plan itSili were: the Reestablishment After the opponent These two prize winners War of Competitive Enterprise as will qualify for further competiOur Dominant Economic Sys- tion ''V Four finalists chosen In the tem?" contest will be brought Writers of selected arguments n-wide will qualify to take part in eipht to New Ycrk City for an appearlocal radio debates over local sta- ance on the "Wake Up America!" tions of the Blue network between radio forum Winners in the final February 15 and March 15 At contest will receive 51000 in war the local debates a first prize of bonds and $250 in cash as a first $50 goes to the best speaker and prize and a second prize of a 5500 a second prize of $25 to his better war bond and 5125 in cash SATURDAY Protect Normal Growth and Vitality! 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