Show tae7Oklett - ' - ' - W 4 - 40 - "A''" ' A - ' 4 i 5nitI t I) I g a Zrilun 21 1943 C11kr -- Feb Wednesday Morning Slates 'Review Of Social Work Marines Slate Shipment Of Knives for Front 1 i Hunting knives donated by Salt Lake citizens to marines in combat will be shipped next week to the depot quartermaster --in by the Salt Lake marine corps recruiting office San-Francisc- o Captain H N Hale officer in charge said Tuesday The knives are being collected fer marines serving overseas whonee1 them for fighting as w ell as other uses Captain Hale emphazed that the blades will be issued only to marines He said that 4 gcNirg into combat exhrbitant prices are being asked Nfe e tings scheduled Tuesday In for such weapons in coast cities where marines buy them before Salt Lake City include: Hotel Utah—Salt LakeAdverbeing shipped overseas Pacific A campaign in Salt Lake City !Using club 12:15 p m for the knives has been conducted National Life Insurance corn-b- y the Exchange club They are pany 12:15 p m Women's field being turned'jn to the Utah Poiyer army for the control of cancer n and Light company according to 12:30 p Tn B F'Goodrich V Buckle chairman of the PanY 1 p mAutomo Newhouse hotel--Uta- h knives for marines committee 12:15 bile Dealers' association p m Utah Municipal league 5 Knife Victim 'Fair' rt p m: Eagles club 8 p m: A C 46 ern A No Union local was 26 Tooele of Neely treated in the Salt Lake General 8 p-m- m Isaac Walton league 8:15 hospital Tuesday onnight for multi- P his chest and p:e lacerations rrn s repOrtedly suffered when he earlier in the evening His condiwas krifed during a fight at Tooele tion was reported "fair" Meetinas hand-to-han- d slated I Todel ' Steel company and Stanley J Stephenson executive secretary of the Utah ManufacMrs Amy turers' association B Lymall presidentof the National Wornen's Relief society and Hugh B Anderson executive secretary of the Council of Social Agencies will be discus- Columbia corn-Joh- sants Center Expands Activities Expansion of activities at the Neighborhood house to include a sewing unit and gymnasium program for 100 girls was decided Tuesday at a directors' meeting of the Salt Lake Kiwanis club in the Newhouse hotel according to D E Lambourne president West-Robe- -- To determine what recommendations should be made for government grants of protective equipment George L Levison of San Francisco assistant director of the Ninth region 0 CD Tuesday inspected Utah civilian defense Or'' and military installations Mr Levison who is assistant to James C Sheppard regional 0 C D director will leave Wednesday to return to San Francisco He arrived at Ogden Monday and was shown the Ogden quartermaster depot shell loaddepot ordnance ing plant- Hill field Clearfield naval supply depot Ogden civilian defense control center and housing conditions in Ogden Tuesday Mr Levison was shown Salt Lake county installations He met with facility security officers of the Ninth service command and conferred with Gus P Backman director of the eastern sector of istration The first to obtain orange and purchasing foods at food stores 1 thousand-kilowatt-hou- method he said full value of both blue food stamps by officially designated I Oa ' 40 6( Itvt:nommt' np-0- o 41 retail Fillet SoleIb - A Third district court jury E Tuesday acquitted George West North Mitchell 47 298I street of an embezzlement charge Mitchell was charged with embezzling MO from the Utah in a comTransportation company 21 by plaint signed January Dale Moss 1 Beeflb 0 OVA 01410404 fb ky 11- 6- bW4 ' 4 ' 1 - dz o II - t t r"1 4t4 41k 1 Mutton Chops lb Bacon Zi)ce1ind lb Lard l2 2 lbs a i 104 4' tt L3ffEzN Ileut Al cHATrR MEM111 Farrer's meats 4 ojr-t- 0 OP ! 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HAVE YOU REGISTERED FOR YOUR POINT RATION BOOIC Ilo - 'I J 11 S 4C-L- b Bag I Makes Delicious Hot Biscuits In a Hurry EGGS Grade BUTTER "A"--- P U 4 CHEESE Mild The Favorite of Young and Old CREAM OF WHEAT 1 APPLE BUTTER ) L F swift Almost Boneless WHEATIES Breakfast of Champions I SALTED PEANUTS I I Libby's A Spicy Good Eating Spread PIG'S FEET 1 1 COCOA r 4 'A o loaves 15c Ige pkg 23c Loaf 9c lb 32c Ige pkg 23c VA jar 25c PURITY rra 2-L- b MILK pint jar 23c 2 Pkgs 21c 1 :nredshsafrteadted 77' Rockisood's I:cc it for a Beserage or Cake Icing 2-1- 13 EJ each lec bunch 5c Large Bunches CARROTS Fresh Rich in Vitamin Marsh Pink GRAPEFRUIT Texas Seedless Green No CABBAGE New Medium Size Heads A 30 Size Flakes Popular Brands '!1‘ig t 'IC i irmi Paaxn pint 25clar 8c quart 15c Apples I SPIC1ACV1 - 04r 4rfi7 FOOD 1 f:ohr Rome Reautlea For Baking Cooking or Eating 1 8 lb 25c 3 lbs 23c 2 lbs 25c CRAC::ERS t) 4 tkii STORES NBC Maid lbs Regular 4") r pkg 041 41001v ti Vt'ZC-1:07- Giant Pkg 030 no IAA ‘ 1 ' - I 1 ' 4 9c ' ( 645c Large Pkg p ( kilt z t - t t ) cc CLEASISER ?)Ttch'2cans15c ( -- It 7 1 ' ' t t t 3 I 1 Pkg 1 J 1 1 1 : 1 t Blue Seal CLEANER 07"DOL Lge 1 ( I - f t I 1 - t i TISSUE 7c 31 - ' 1:inolls - i) 0 ATS 1 ci t ' t - Albers Quick or f ( 56c lb f ' !I 1 '4 ) i t 1) i ( I i I ) v t 4iV1k4 A" 47 East Broadway Sugarhouse 920 South Main 3760 South State 21st South and State South Temple of 5th East tt! ) ( g - k t : k 1 t1 1 ( k 1 z z k 0 - 1 f - I k 4' I - I 1 ') ( - : i if 39c 4 for Challenge Cream each Meat Pies 1 f cvI ( Tall Cans - lb Eippy Cheese Cooked Salami :::::1Z Lb Smoked BloatersTor 2St each 23c Chili Bricks 17c bunch 5c 2 lbs 15c SUGAR HOUSE 1435 SOUTH STATE 502 SOUTH MAIN MURRAY TOO ELE 201 SOUTH STATE All Brands— n 1s 19c 37c 19c i i) ( 7 4 () BUTTER Sweet Sliced or Piece t dl p—----r-u----"'"--"""---"- Head Cheese - i ( MLR Sc lb — 2 lbs b ' 12c Solid 1 I - (1 lb Go CA111101 S and you make your own 422 EAST 9TH SOUTH 33RD SO & HIGHLAND DRIVE 4 Lettuce 4Efchozen - )I 23c - Cabbage Meats 19 Banana - (1 Carton of 6 Boxes Texas 1 Squash t-'- 1 1 ( raTellES lb 1 No lb - SC No- - 1 07 pkgs te Grapeinnt 944 EAST 2ND So 415 EAST 3RD SOUTH 758 EAST 4TH SO 155 SO I5TH EAST - Choice Dozen Texas rink size Each 432s DELICATESSEN - BOUNTIFUL 3250 SOUTH STATE STS WEST 2ND SOUTH 3c Lemons gyred-zes- Large Bunches Number 1 2 25c 19c Jnathan Crisp i f 15o Sweet 1 t I 25c 3 tans We are receiving our quota of fresh and cured meats However there is not enough of any one item to advertise But come as usual we will be ready with whatever is available 511DVALE I294 SO 9TH EAST 52 SOUTH MAIN 422 NO 2ND WEST 1 47c 6-- oz ' Tangerines No 10c lb 33c lb pkg 11c 4 cans 39c Mountain Grown Drip or Regular Grind With Stamps Vitamin Fortified GREEN PEPPERS Florida No NEW POTATOES Red Bliss Fresh New Sweet NEW PEAS Green Peas S 17c 12c No Lb 1 f KELLOGG'S choice 2-l- fro leer's Large Stuffing Size Bell Peppers doz 33c 2 for 15c Large Sweet Juicy ORANGES Sunkist 176s Large Ripe Fruit AVOCADOS For De Luxe Salads Corn Flakes PRODUCE FRUITS AND Dozen Ideal for Quick b Meals bag All APPLES lb 4c 1 1-1 ' Jar I: I lb 32c Quart Green Tender SPINACH Texas Spinach TURNIPS or BEETS 2 for 11c ROs F Sperry's "Sperry Hots" for Appetites Large Package Grade "A"—Delivered Fresh to Our Stores Daily We receive daily shipments personal choice from our fresh fruits and vegetables Fancy Large Solid Heads Dozen Size 1Ril 4 De Luxe We are proud of our fruit department We buy the best always 4 1 116 A 23c can 20c ' ! FRES tirx Grade CREAM Fresh Table Cream French's MUSTARD Prepared Beacon Cleaner Reduces ZERO Dirt to Nothing WALLPAPER CLEANER ILI - f k Pkg 2-1- ginest and LETTUCE Read Your Daily t' Information for i papers t ) t Save and Success at Shop t Money ' ''' HONEY BEE GRAHAMS PEANUT BUTTER MACARONI or SPAGHETTI PEPKellogg's t 41 1 - 1 LbsiI Swift "Jane Good" b It's Smooth COFFEE ) (f 7 7 r—r MILK FRESH i ) PANCAKE FLOUR 2 Igo Home Style—You'll Like It Kraft Elk Horn Whole Milk -1 lb 55c Cereal 1 5 i News- S 1 S Quaker America's No Quick or Regular 1- ) ) r ' v0 Miller's 'Queen O'Sweets Dressed Up In a New Glass Jar lot One gationed or gro z e n WALNUTS InFancythe NoShell doz 40c Queen Ann Enriched White or Brown Easily Sliced BREAD I tbs Dependable Quality Quartered and Cartonned O BREAD OATS f PS Lgei L Strictly Fresh S Extras lios Lark - f i) f 4111m0 r"Itt High Patent Flour Family O P - Qff (len 1 I -- LI Lai I 1 ii: POINT RATIONING o : r" - f z :) f1-7111 - ( ( ca r--- : 5 4 ?!5ro r - i -- Salt Lake Distributor: BEVERAGE CO 533 South 4th PINNEY 263 SOUTH STATE PILSE 03VM A6 Stewing liens lb Sliced Liver lb War I 1:4141 1 1 Black LAM Sliced lb Salmon Sliced— lb Ground 4 45c It L1 1: t Irk I 29c 32c 31c 35c 25c 35c N 39c -- - A A4 35c AMERICAN PILSENER 29c BECKER PRODUCTS CO OGDEN UTAK Ist-- 1 Eggs 4i V - Tues Wed Specials 11 4 o 4 In Embezzling Trial k t k -- i P 4 10 g foods O P S Stores of the family with highly nutritious too have a lob to do—supplying you and your family with foods that require few or no point value stamps and still supply'your daily require ments for nutritious foods - r-- t rs rel'"14 ' :7 t 04o 4 bo body-buildin- S114 - rs Your ration book is your registration in Uncle Sam's army of American housewives and you have an important lob to do—supplying the members 7 L - tO p1 Jury Clears Suspect to - 1 -- is participrtting ( WASHINGTON Feb 23 (111 —'be saved if local rates are broughttrates would have cut this In halt The American people are being into line with those (of the T V A to $6497822 overcharged 100 per cent for their or Bonneville projects Idaho: 135222 customers used electric light and power RepreIn a speech delivered before the 746906 thousand - kilowatt - hours sentative Rankin (D) Mississippi house Bonneville Rankin made tthe following paying $10832100 declared Tuesday that comptrison adding elec- rates would have been $5051346- on based rates of more than one billion dollars can tric sales data for 1941: Wyoming: 51232 customers used 128305 customers used at 141107 Utah: Speech Finalists Meetat a cost of $4084200 Bonneville 986057 Eight finalists in the annual a cost of $13778900 Bonneville rates would have been $1518701 Daughters and Sons of thekAmerican Revolution patriotic speech Mon re N Nit Re irei piN 09"114ipdf OP 1102pre qv 42kW" WI' trip" 102 40601 :114 contest at South high school will 111 :4 44"bdoe 40401404IJtoe It: 44 Pse lb IPA o g I orate Wednesday at 10:50 a m in its 61 to rdlb 4 r MOD 4 gir21 ai t4 00InAoo 4 'oil ilio:? "4 g NePilik drrOf4 el b el 601 De roe the school auditorium o o4 ' ' 4 kd 46 VOA 0 8 4 Woolf principal said Tuesday di rOlp 00 thousand-kilowatt-hou- before March 31 The second method is to obtain full paid-i- n value of orange food stamps intact in official books at offices at which they were issued When offered for every 50 cents' redemption worth of orange stamps must be accompanied by one blue stamp all Intact In books ed out cone TCongressman Cites High Utility Rates Two methods by which Utahns still having in their possession U S department of agriculture food stamps rwly dispose of them were described Tuesday by J Worth Gutke state supervisor for the food distribution admin- the 0 C D regarding plant protection in 'Utah Idaho and Montana Mr Levison can not grant government properties to local governments but his assistance Is sought In securing the delivery of protective equipment It was point- goods Wave --19° 10 I -- I Supervisor Tells How to Avoid Food Stang) Loss I Scans Utah Defense Aids The first of a series of roundtable discussions on social work In wartime sponsored by the extension divislon and the School of Social Work of the University of Utah will be conducted Wedin the nesday at 5:30 p m 104 on Thomas library room the university campus The subject will be "Utah's Industrial Expansion and Its Implications for Social Work" With Arthur L Bee ley as chairman speakers will include Ora Bundy commirsioner of the department of publicity and inE M dustrial development vice president of the JDa1Lluel‘t I official PaileY0CD Rotind-Tabl- e t- - |