The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 11

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JULY 25 1936 LDS Worker Dies at Home Sunday Speaker Named Mrs Laura Snow will speak at a meeting of the Eighth camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers Sunday at 6:30 in the Eighth ward chapel Third East and Fifth South streets The public Is Invited Postmasters Treat 9 Daughter Qf Brigham oung to Air Ride Mrs John Spencer Honored by Mail Officials at Luncheon in Lion Home Center Employes of Smelter Plan Lagoon Outing The annual outing of employes of the Midvale plant United States Smelting Refining and Mining company will be held at Lagoon August 7 The plant operations wilPbe suspended during the outing which will begin in the early afternoon In charge of plans are Blaine Watts Robert Lindsay Zane Nelson Orson Jensen John Whea-don and Clarence Palmer Fair Board Chosen Ten Business Leaders Invited to Serve Ward Draws Chapel Plans Mt Olympus Bishop Is Construction Chief IIEVJ ENGLAND BAKERY Is Offering for Saturday LEMON SPONGE CAKE 26c cur CAKES sad DATE 8c RAISIN SQUARE 2 for Sc 9 CLEAN STORES Phone Was 2226 for Special Orders Mbs Lisette' Mueller Keller 87 native of Switzerland and active church worker died at her summer home at Birchgrove Par canyon Friday at 8 a fol lowing a stroke Mrs Keller who lived at 1017 Lowell avenue had been a resident of Salt Lake City 26 years She was born in Schoenholyerswlelen Switzerland June 1 1849 a daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Mueller and waa the widow of Henry Keller She joined the church In 1873 and was widely known in the church as hostess to missionaries for many years She had charge of the Relief society work in that section of Switzerland She had been active in Salt Lake City temple work until three years ago Surviving are two daughters Mrs Paul Von Nordeck Salt Lake City and Martha Keller Lyons France a son Fred Keller Lyons and three grandchildren Funeral services will be an nounced later general superintendent of airmail arranged the trip for Mrs Spencer with the Western Air Express company Incidentally waa the first airplane rids she had experienced and it came one day after her seventy-sixth birthday anniversary would have given almost anything to have had my father with me on this survey Of the beautiful valley just 89 years after he came said Mrs Spencer Tte visiting postmasters spent the day participating in the Covered Wagon Days fiesta Both Branch Washington second assistant postmaster general and William McCarthy San Francisco president of the National Association of Postmasters joined in classing the parade Friday morning as unique and worth coming thousands of miles to see Postmasters entertained Thursday by Mrs John Spencer eldest surviving daughter of President Brigham Young joined Friday in honoring Mrs Spencer Mrs Spencer told of family life during the period President Young lived in the Lion house at a luncheon for delegates attending the convention of ths state chapter of the National Association of Postmasters Thursday noon at the Lion House social center The bell which was used by PreS' ident Young to call his family together for prayer and many other relics were shown to the visitors and so pleased were they that they Insisted on taking Mrs Spencer to the airport with them Friday morn ing for a flight over Salt Lake valley A Cialer Washington VALUES to Pick Up And Pack Up Bonded SHAPIRO TltyNK a BAG IS M4IN Ten Salt Lake county and Salt Lake City business and civlq leaders aelected as directors on the Salt Lake county fair board will be notified' of their selections during the next few days fair officials said Friday as plans were begun to assure the success a permanent Institution beginning next year Schwan secretary of the fair association Friday had registered the hame "Salt Lake County Fair" for the exclusive use of the proposed enterprise and was serving public notice of the registration The fair is not planned until Se tember 1937 but preparations will begin early next year officials said Those who will be asked to serve on the fair board by Ray Kingston president Mr Schwab and others are: Miles Miller Granite district Wehrll Back Holla-day Norman Sims and Frank Reynolds Jr Salt Lake City Earl James Bingham Chester li Bello Magna Rlmington Midvale Orson Mickelsen Draper Heber Burgon Union and Ashton Sugarhouse HOLLADAY for the con truction of a chapel and amuse tnent hall for the Mt Olympua ward will be ready for pr ea entation to the ward memberahip within the next two weeka aald George Coxa blahop Friday The building proposal wu die cuaaed at a meeting of the building committee and bishopric Thura day night The ward was formed a month bgo when the Holladay ward waa divided Membera of the building committee are Frank Qulst Rybeff former bishop end Wehrll Pack George Merchant and Fenno Caato counselora to Bishop Coxe are agitating A probable site for the new ward Structure haa been aelected on Forty-eighth South atreet near Walker's lane Mr Coxe aald The building plana were dlacuseed at a meeting of the ward Sunday night and the committee and bishopric were then authorized to pro' ceed with the proposal Stlgges lions for the style of the building are being prepared by architects and these will be presented to the residents of the community in week or two Mr Coxe said Ripe Olives tall cans 2 for 23c Pickles All varietlea 9-oiJarx 3 for 25c 1 Prepared Mustard Full quirt Jar 13c 916 SOUTH MAUI Pickles Beit Foods Bread and Butter Jar 15c 937 East 21st South Sugarhouse These Prices Effective Saturday! We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Trails Group Plans Brigham City Marker ES KJS? 41 SOUP Vegetable or Tomato 4 cans 19 PEANUT BUTTER Full 2-lb Jar 22c White Star Vi size cans Sor Carden Topic Chosen HOLLADAY "Planting the Small Home will be the subject of a lecture by Professor Coe of the Utah State Agricultural college at a meeting of the Holladay Flower Garden club Mon' day at 7:30 in the Holladay ward hall Garden club members throughout Sait Lake county are invited to attend Large package IPaiE1 Granulated SS)glfip The site where Brigham Young made his last public address several days before his death in 18771 will be marked with a monument in Brigham City this fall it was announced Friday by John Giles executive secretary of the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks aaso-1 elation Citizens of Brigham City named I after the pioneer leader and the trails association will join in erecting the nRmument The site now is in a city park James Jensen Brigham City is I chairman of the monument com- mittee Birth Announced Mr and Mrs A Christiansen 1068 Emerson avenue announce the birth of a son Friday at the hospital TOMATO JUICE Woods Cross Tall Cans 4 for 25 Catsup Large 14-oz Bottle 10c meatt KBC pkg IlflDc PvlIefiM WEaeatines ptin fldDc lb 22C Fancy Meats and Vegetables SALMON Fruits Alaska Tall cans Fu 3 CUPS 25c PEACHES-Elberta Freestones 4 lbs 25c POTATOES-Fresh Dug 0 lbs 15c 10c POT ROASTS Best Shoulder Cuts lb 10C ROLLED RIB ROAST-Corn-Fed Steer Ib 19c CUBE STEAKS-Tender Juicy Av 4 oz ea 5t LEG OF LAMB--Genuine Utah Milk Lamb lb 1 9c COTTAGE HAMS4lild Sugar Cured lb Smoked Boston Butt SPRHlG FRIERS-Fresh Dressed lb GROUND DEEF-Frcsh Lean 2 lbs 15c Garden freih Bunch Carrots 8 lbs 25c lb 5C Plums lb 5c Utah lc lb 5c ea lc Beans Frfit Cucumbers Fresh Mexican ea lc Limes Summer 3 lbs 10c Squash Delicatessen De'pt and be sure to get full 3 pounds of the utmost in malt quality why millions of malt users always say me good old Blue Ribbon Malt! 6itilp-rcom Fancy Creamery lb 32 EGGS Small Standards doz IT Fresh Made 2 lbs 27 CORNED finest lb 23 CHEESE-Western Nippy lb 19 COOKED Armour's Star as Cut lb 37 OLIVES Large Ripe pint 12 Fresh Stick lb 19 nrian string beans corn tomatoes 9Cft fTElAd Extra Standard lari rani 2P aW JSHwC SPNIACH-Large No 2Vt cans 2 for 25C 2 for 25c SALAD VEGETABLES 11c Sprg Garden 2 cans 2 for 27c BABY FOODS 3 cans 25c DEVILED MEAT-Rex cans 4 for 19c SHRRIPS-Fcy Dry Pack can 11c VIENNA SAUSAGE-Rex lz can 2 for 15c VEAL LOAF-Rex 7oz cans 11c BLACK PEPPER-2-oz cans 2 for 9c EXTRACT-Lenon Vanilla 4-oz 9c Worcestershire SAUCE-6-oz btl 10c KELLOGG CEREAL DEAL 33c ORANGE tall cans 10c DE LUXE PLUMS 2 for 25c GRAPEFRUIT 2 for 23c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE rr' He FRUIT COCKTAIL S2T: 2 for 25c PRUIIES-Med Size 4-lb Cello Bag 17c HONEY-New Cron 10-lb pail 75c MARSHMALLOWS UTaUt 13c 15c BAKING CHOCOLATE 2 (or 15c COCOA 1-lb can 13c LIGHT GL0BES--60-Watt each 5c MATCHES-Carton of 6 Boxes 15c TOILET PAPER-Large Rolls 3 for 10c Phillips Pork Beans Lar can 3 for 25e SAY! 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