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Show ' r' T j ,! I Come On! Let's Go Over Buy One More WAR A STAMP w "Come On, Let's Go J Over!" Is The Slogan Monday and Tuesday Last Days of Dnve-I Dnve-I Everyone Urged to "Buy One More" m l1 "Who 8aid "tt'eber county people arc 'j not loyal?" asks Chairman Driggs at the war savings headquarters, "Why, Pledges are now being- filled by the j1 hundred?. All the people need was a reminder. I am sure that not one i man or woman in a thousand would ; ani his pledge card to be unfilled on the morning of the new year." Monday and Tuesday arc the final ' days of the drive. It is fully expected ; that on these days there will be a i reat rush to fill up pledges that are till not complete and also to join in j the movement to "buy one more." With the opening of the banks Won-; Won-; day morning, a host of patriotic girls "will be boosting the campaign, calling ;, or volunteers to "buy one more stamp." A complete list of these who I be active in various places could & : Bot be obtained at the time this is be- Jnp "written, but the assignments to . date are as follows ! J First National bank Miss Gone Kip Broivnlug and assistants. lav Utah National bank Miss Gladys Rich, Miss Helen Rich. Commercial National bank Miss Nell Driggs and assistants. Ogden Sjatc bank Miss Ann Over-street. Over-street. Miss Myra Grout. Security State bank Miss Burford Johnson and assistants. Postoff ice Miss Jessie Beason. Union depot Mrs. Edwin Bell. There will be a friendly contest among the ladies mentioned. The county committee haying "up its sleeve", a unique form of prize for the teams making the best showing. To every purchaser of one more stamp, a button with a badgo will be given. The badge will be worded "I Bought One More" Chairman Driggs predicts that berore the end of business next Tues-dav, Tues-dav, every man and women of the streets will be wearing one of these badges, which will indicate that the wearer has come forward at the call for volunteers to help Weber county go over. I LADIES' YOUR IWmag f I LAST CHANCE ' ''"f 1 1 1 Ladies will learn the art of handling a Ijjfefl "H I husband last time tonight. The 'jjjt 1 ' packed house last night received 8 if00 gpflB 1 , Peggy Hyland as a world-beater. By g r'M I all means see her at Utah tonight. T4;nr--fr. "i. I Clean and wholesome pictures ex- J ' j 1 ; 'TOMORROW fl I ! CARLYLE BLACK-WELL . W'&lW K I In "The Beloved Bhckmailer'' I I I A High Class Show for 17c Only. MWM IA j ' 1 I '""mffi huh i. :jYour New Year's Resolutions I I 1 l DON'T MAKE TOO MANY AND LIVE UP TO THOSE YOU DO MAKE. This advice may appear out j of place to you at first thought, yet when we think of the New Year's resolutions that are made in- s jH j sincerely and soon br.oken, our suggestion is a timely one. If you resolve to go on a cash basis and save a nest egg during the coming year, it is necessary that you live ug to it religiously to accomplish your desires. Make the resolution. Then resolve again that, come what will, you will buy no grocer- j .'H j ies the coming year and have them charged. If you live up to this and spend your cash at the store , i where it will buy the most, you will come out much ahead at the end of the coming new year. Bet- jj j a ter still, you will have learned and experienced the joy of the right method of living paying cash as you go. This will be of untold value and pleasure to you in the years to come. It is said that it j ! will only be a few years until it will be considered disgraceful to owe for the foods one has already g eaten. Many people consider it so today. Surely nothing could be more characteristic of wasteful- f ness, carelessness and incompetency in household management, than having groceries charged. Ar- ( 1 ! range and resolve to pay cash for your meats and groceries in 1919. j , fl :j New Delivery . Regulations j I ' 'j The following rules will be in effect Monday, the 30th. They are possible only through the in- ! 'H j creased amount of our deliveries which enables us to make a more economical delivery arrange- j ment. We pay the drayage on all orders of $5.00 a distance of five blocks We pay the drayage onj all orders of $10.00 or more as far out as ten blocks. If your order is less than these amounts 1 a charge of 15 cents will be made for orders any distance up to five blocks and 25 cents fororders I from five to ten blocks from the store. Our prices will not be raised in order to make this change. ' I It wtf! be easy for you to arrange to save on all large and small items by this plan. Drayage or- j I ders will leave the stores each morning at 9 a. m. Visit the store nearest your residence. ! Prices the Same at All Stores j I l CANNED CHILI TAMALES HARD WHEAT FLOUR BEANS CHEAP . I Costs you no more than the com- Discolored small navy beans, a i At much less than the market mon bnds of mjXcd foup Hard rarc bargajn at t H J 15c cans cnih concarnc .... 10c whjat four makea mor(J and bcttcr 15 ,b for $1,00 J V 25c cans chicken tamales . . . 15c bread. Include a sack with your or- 2 lb. pinto beans 25c j ? .... ... der. o 8 lb. pinto beans 95c i 10c cans chili sauce, nothing ,, , , . , . j u o ih inic -hin heani 25r t nir. fnr vnr .tt" 48 b. sack daho hard wheat 2 lb. pmK chin Deans :oc 5 quite so nice for your steaks, 5 8 ,bi pjnk clin bean3 . . . . g5c . ; i roasts, spaghetti, etc., 4 cans 48 b Id' fashioned" graham $2.45 2 lb. home grown navy beans . 25c jj H ? ,or 3C 10 lb. yellow corn meal ... 70c 8 lb. home grown navy beans . 95c ,1 1 inn CUnRTFNINr 12 lb- white corn meal 80c 2 lb. tapioca 35c ) ' I LAKU orlUK 1 tlNliNb g b 5ack pancakc f,olIr . . . . 69c 2 lb. Sego 3ac ;. H ) No. 3 pail pure lard 88c 9 lb. sack gcrmadc 69c 2 lb. pearl barley 25c 1 I No. 5 pail pure lard ..... $1.50 10 lb. sack rolled or.ts 85c en A PC '$ 1 No. 10 pail pure lard .... $2,89 JOc package wheat flakes . . 35c TOILET SOAPb H .... .. 5 lb. new rice 60c 3 Creme Oil soap 25c f No. 3 pail Chefo shortening . . 79c 12 Creme 0II soip 90c ( No. 5 pail Chefo shortening . . $1.29 LAUNDRY SOAPS 3 Kirkoline soap 25c j , I No. 10 pail Chefo shortening $2,49 10 bars Bob White soap. . . 59c 12 Kirkoline soap 95c S J 1U lb. net weight csn Crisco . 55c 10 bars Flake White soap ... 59c 15c bars Palmoliye soap ... 10c J H 1 I 3 lb. net weight can Crisco . . $1.05 JO bars Crystal White soap . . 65c JP'tVtablei ' 85c I M h ,L . . . , . 10 bars P. &. G. naptha .... 65c 12 bars Jergcn s batn taoiet . . aoc , cs 6 lb. net weight can Crisco . . $2.00 4 bars smn vory 3Qc 12 bars Stuart's peroxide ... 95c J 9 lb. net weight can Crisco . . $2.95 12 bars small Ivory . .... 85s 3 bars Nysa soap 25c 3 Small can Cottohne 59c 1 case 100 bars Pearl White . $5.25 3 bars tar soap 25c H I I Medium can Cottoline .... $1.15 1 case 100 bars Bob White . $5.75 Large bar lava soap 10c a H : S . cone 1 case 100 bars Flake White . $5.65 ; Large can Cottoline . . . $2.95 1 casc 1Q0 bars Crysta, white $6-25 H i i Mason quart jar cooking oil . 69c 1 case 100 bars P. . G. naptha $6.25 Apples, box $1.50, I 90c size can Mazola 75c (Box included.) H i $100 size can Wcsscn oil . . , 88c SYRUPS 'v j m , ) Large jackets Karo syrup . .- $1.69 $ ' f CANNED MILK Lar9c Palls dark Karo fl5c TEA COFFEE . ' ! Larae cans milk 15c V a,lon pa,!s dnrk JKa.ro. " w'th all the advance In the price H 1 12 large cans n'lk . ' . V $1.75 TJVkZ 50 c f CffcCS uUr P,ri" P qUa"ty h" 1 I I 1 case 48 cans laroe milk S6 95 ' 9allon wh . 0 not been changed. H l 4 small cans m Ik " ' 30c Gn"0n pa" WhUc Kar 95c 35c , lb. cartoa Japan tea . . 29c : i2 Tmnll c milk 85c Mcdium size Log Cabin syrUp 5 65c 1 lb. carton Japan tea . . . 55c r ? i larne cansHc be milk ' ' " 05 Gallon can cookin9 molasses . 75c 45c 1 b. carton 0d Master cof. f , rge ns " u ' ' ;r,c 25c quart can molaasses ... 19c fce . . 40c ! caVWcan $5 65 20c can Ve.va molasses 15c 5 lb. can old" MasteV 'coffee' .. $1.90 j ' 1 cmii 1 n L miiu' " ' ill oa"on can Vclva molas9es 48c 40c 1 lb. can Avon Club coffee .35c ?2 I H m k " ' ' 75e Gallon can Velva "1olasscs 95c 3 lb. can Avon Club coffee . . .$1.00 FVshLr'Eagtr.' .' 25c m ' ' " 25c 35c carton San Marto coffee . 30c j ; 30c carton Trophy coffee . . . 25c '. IB 'MAIL ORDERS x 2 tr. "rke:s. CANNED SOUPS i Wc are now prepared to make No. 5 box crackers 70c and material easily made Into a j ' I prompt shipment of groceries to V J stew. H outside patrons. Make out a list at Tun niADVCTf 15c Armour's assorted soups, 2 H I of items desired and send cash, Al 1 fit IVlAKlVt 1 J . cans 23c ; H 1 money order or certified check Prices and cuts the same at all 15C Armour's assorted soups, 5 ' ; to cover same. We do not pay stores, cans . . . . 55c the freight. No charge for pack- 20c and 25c rib or brisket boiling 15c Campbell's soup, 2 for . . 25c jH ing or drayage to depot. If items meat 17c 12I2c Scrvus soups 10c f H S desired are not listed write us 25c pot roasts, pound 20c 20c minced clams, can .... 15c tM M for prices. 25c rib roasts, pound 20c' Small can oysters 15c . v , i v 25c chuck steaks 20c Large cans oysters 27c ; ' IH 3 . 35c loin steaks, pound 25c CUDAHY'S BACON 35c porterhouse steaks .... 25c BUTTER AND 1 g There is no better bacon than Rex 35c round steak, pound ... 25c BUTTER SUBSTITUTE ! ' 3 bacon, mild cure and streaked. Mutton, lamb, pork shanks, ham- ,.' iH 5 Pound 45c burger, sausage, soup bones, etc., at Very best crcamory butter, lb. . 65c i: ! J Shoulder hams, lb 30c a saving. Cocoanut butter substitute . . 35c H W Government License G32932. j'H jjyjjjjjjjX 'Ml ill l 1 1 iWrr'l iti."'.thrl'S-r''B-V "iff "Tr'f I'l'lfl", "lii , H PI e v 'jM |