The Beaver County News from Milford, Utah • 8

8-MILFORD (UTAH) NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 3, MRS. MILTON H. POOL DECORATES INTERESTING WINDOW One of the most interesting features of last week's Centen-1 nial celebration was the "anal tique" window in the M. H. Pool store on Main Street.

Arranged by Mrs. Pool. It contained a very interesting collection of family heirlooms and relics of pioneer days. The following were ineluciec In the display: An old iron smelter ladle and mortar owned by Mr. Jack WilLiams' father.

An account book of Joseph R. Murdock's grandfather. who owned a shingle mill, and brought the first threshing mo chine to Beaver County in 1860. Mr. Murdock, it is related seed grain to the farmthe usual bushel ers, receiving of grain in the fall for each peck loaned in the spring.

A table and picture belonging to Mr. Pool's grandparents. The was of the Pool farm, picture painted about 1874. The land grant for the farm was signed 1862 by President Chester A. in Arthur, An early historical record owned by W.

H. Chipman, father of Mrs. Pool, written by Andrew Jensen, Utah Customan. A pair of salt and pepper shakers belonging to Mrs. Dan K.

Barton of Greenville. A portrait of Candice DeWitt, mother of Mrs. Mary Workman. Beaded jacket and chiffon neckpiece, belonging to Mrs. Workman's mother.

A vial of wheat, found in Indian Cave. A rolling pin made by Mr. Ashworth, grandfather. of Mrs. Lettie Fotheringham, and a muffin tin, made by Mr.

Ashworth. A brass mortar, belonging to Mrs. Ethel Nielsen's mother, and a basque and bonnet worn by Mrs. Nielsen's grandmother. Two pictures in black and A PLEASANT evening was had by the Big Four Bridge club Wednesday evening, when they met at the home 10 of Mrs.

Garnet Garfield. Prizes were won by Mrs. Eva Banks, high points, Mrs. Wanda Holm, honors and Mrs. Anne.

Lee, solation. Others present were Mrs. Lora Bradfield, Mrs. Katherine Shingleton, Mrs. Leona Smith and Mrs.

Lou Moore, white. painted by her grand father, later sent to Denmark to by lithographed. The pioneer camp picture, also painted by him, and the two religious pie tures, which were in the June issue of "Pathfinder." Vase and bowl once owned by Barney Fotheringham's great grandmother, Sarah McEwen. A Bible belonging to: Mar. garet Evans Murdock's family, and two old pictures of her great-great-grandmother, one miniature copied from the orig inal daguerreotype.

A letter from her father to his sister, asking her to take part in an early Fourth of July celebration at Ophis A letter from Boston, dated 1847, to Jos. R. Murdock's grandfather. A gold badge commemorating the 50th anniversary of statehood, owned by Mrs. Whitesides.

A quantity of old tools owned and used in early days by Ted Kronholm. RELIABLE man with car want ed to call on farmers in Beav ex county. Wonderful oppo tunity. $15 to $20 in a day. No experience OF capital le quired.

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Oakland 7, Calif. JAMES MERWYN HANDLEY YOUTHFUL HORSEMAN WINS PRAISE AT RACES Assistant Judge James Merwyn Handley, 7- year-old son of Bud and Lucille Handley, was the focal point of hundreds of pairs of eyes during the recent race meet when the youngster, mounted on a fullgrown, beautiful bay horse. relayed messages at full gallop from the turn-judge stand at the first turn, where his dad was of ficiating, to the judges' stand in front of the grandstand. An excellent horseman, even at such a tender age, and attired in full regalia, even including a miniature-sized larlat, he won the hearts of the race fans with his businessiike attention to his duties. On opening day, Thursday, young James Merwin was chosen to lead the Milford race meet queens before the grandstand for their introduction.

WHAT THE SCOUTS WILL EAT AT CENTENNIAL Many of the mothers of the Scouts who are going north soon for their encampment, are wondering how their sons will fare from the food standpoint. Scouter Jim Muncey dropped in with a list of the menus- all of which will be prepared by the Scouts themselves. Below are listed the daily menus for the entire encampment period: Monday Supper Boiled Spuds Creamed Salmon Lettuce-banana Salad DIGR )HIGH PRICES FOOD STORES END! JEOPARDY! THE PRESENT HIGH THE VERY LIFE OUR ECONOMIC STRUCTURE. AMERICA IS IN COST OF LIVING IF TO ALLEVIATE THIS EXTREMELY CONTINUED WILL DESTROY PLEDGED TO DO THEIR PART IGA STORES ARE LOWER AND STILL LOWER BY BRINGING TO THE PUBLIC DANGEROUS SATURDAY BUT EVERY DAY! CONDITION. DAY! NOT JUST FRIDAY AND IGA PRICES PRICES EVERY LOW CABBAGE Check REDUCED THESE You'll DRASTICALLY 5c new LOW IGA save EVERYDAY at PRICES check each PRICES.

item. Be sure to VIENNA SAUSAGE SPAGHETTI YOURS AINO IGA 2 'EVERBEST or tor VAN 35c Camp's CORNED Franco- American DEVILED MEAT 14c ALL FOR BEEF HASH IGA Ms 25 2 for 15c Westminster Shortening lb. 33c Tomatoes LINK PORK PEANUT BLACKBERRY BUTTER PRESERVES Creamy Skippy or Chunk lb. Hunt's lb. Cans 5 GRAPEFRUIT Sections "Down South' No.

2 can Broken 8 21 LEOTA LO TOMATO JUICE Del Monte, No. 2 can 12c 1 doz. cans $1.41 PREPARED PRUNES NEW POTATOES Del Monte, 46 02. can 27c Hunt's No. glass 34c Hunts No.

17c 6 for $1.57 case, $3.10 6 for $1.98 dozen. $3.85 6 for 99c 344 count Good and Juicy ORANGES by the case $4.50 Jefferson Mercantile Co. Milford's IGA Store Phone 20 into cars and overflowing the rail. racing was marred one jockey and Friday's by accidents, one horse suffering injuries. Saturday, one of the biggest crowds Milford's racing his tory jammed the fairgrounds, and were rewarded in ing race of the meet by seeing six of the circuit best-matched in a horses mile the Utah 70-vard run.

Tidy Step, and on the rail with Jockey Billy Dalton up. broke on top and had Forgotten Inventor PHOTO FILM USED IN MOVIE HOUSES TODAY WAS INVENTED BY REV. HANNIBALW.GOODWIN IN HIS PARSONAGE ATTIC 60 YEARS AGO! AFTER DEFENDING HIS INVENTION V1 NEARS IN THE COURTS. FINALLY WON PATENT In 1398. corday a NE NUUSTRATED STORIES VISUAL EDUCATIONIN SUNDAN SCHOOL WITH GLASS SLIDES -BUT COSTLY BREAKAGE PROMPTED TO LOOK FOR A SUBSTITUTE AFTER 1O YEARS OF TRIAL AND ERROR BUILD HE FOUND THE -AND CELLULOID SET THE PHOTO STAGE FILM FOR THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRY! My National Patand Bouncil Bread Butter Milk Ice Cream Food List 9 potatoes, rather large 1 No.

2 can salmon 1 head lettuce 4 bananas 18 slices bread lb. butter pint salad dressing 9 half pints milk Salt and pepper Tuesday Breakiast Bacon and Eggs Oatmeal Bread and Butter Postum Orange Food List 1 qt. oatmeal 1 tall can milk 1 lb. sliced bacon 18 eggs 1 can postum 2 small loaves bread lb. butter 9 oranges Tuesday Dinner (Bag Lanch) Egg and Lettuce Sandwiches Jelly and Peanut Butter Sandwiches Seasonal Fruit or Orange Graham Crackers or Cookies Food List 6 hard boiled eggs (Boiled during breakfast) 1 small head lettuce 1 1a-pt jar salad dressing 8-oz jar jam or jelly 1 12-lb jar peanut butter 38 slices bread butter 1-1b.

box graham crackers or cookies Tuesday Supper Hike Chowder Bread and Butter Fruit Milk Ice Cream Food List 1 lb sliced bacon 2 No. 2 cans corn 1 No. 2 can string beans 1 No: 2 can peas 10 half-pints Milk 2 loaves bread Ib, butter 2 quarts fruit Preparation Hike Chowder: Fry 1 lb bacon in large stew kettle: when crisp pour off half the grease and put in 2 cans corn. I can string beans, 1 can peas, and 1 pint milk. Boil.

Serve hot. Wednesday Breakfast Orange Juice Cereal French Toast Syrup Bread Butter Jam Cocoa LEARN TO LEARN TO FLY AT THE MILFORD AIRPORT LICENSED INSTRUCTORS REASONABLE RATES Ben Hillman's MILFORD FLYING SERVICE Phone 56-J a half-length lead at the first turn. Countess and Happy Step were right on his heels, and challenged the game little bay all the way around. Gallant Sia, the Minersville favorite, Was never able to get up close enough to challenge, finishing fourth behind Happy Step. Rock Pan and Lady Ago were fifth and last.

HERE'S MORE ABOUT PARADE (Continued from Page One) some of Utah's fastest horses: The usual Milford "summer winds" failed to dampen the spirits of the throng. and a cal pacity crowd filled the stands Food List 2 No. 2 cans orange juice 1 box cereal 2 eggs 1 tall can evaporated milk 2 loaves bread 4 lbs shortening lb. butter 1 1-pt. bottle syrup 1 8-oz jar jam lb "ready to use' cocoa 2 quarts milk Sugar Wednesday Dinner (Bag Lunch) Cold Cut Sandwiches Tomatoes Bread Butter Jelly Chocolate Milk Fresh Fruit or Fresh Fruit Salad Food List 14 lb sliced ham lb.

sliced balogna 19 lb sliced liverwurst 1 jar salad dressing 8 tomatoes (about 2 lbs) 38 slices bread 1 lb. butter 1 8-oz jar jelly 9 half- pints chocolate milk 3 apples 4 bananas 3 oranges Sugar, salt and pepper (Menus for Thursday and Friday will be published next week) Grip-Safe Atlas Tires MORE RUBBER ON THE ROAD MORE GRIP THAN EVER THE NEWEST. BEST TIRE EVER BUILT LOOK at these prices 4-ply $15.56 4-ply $18.73 Includes Federal Excise Tax) (Written Warranty Honored Everywhere NEW LOW PRICES ON TUBES AT Schramm's Auto Service Milford's Dealer YES, SIR, IT MAY TAKE A LITTLE LONGER, BUT IT'S TIME WELL SPENT So-called "horseback" appraisals of property in today's uncertain market spell trouble for home buyers later on. But you can get them quickly--if speed is all you want. Or would you rather take a little more time, and get an expert, unbiased FHA analysis of your proposed home purchase transaction? FHA doesn't guess what a property is worth; it really gres to work to find out.

And when you get such an analysis, you will be better equipped to decide what price you ought to pay. FHA checks the design of the house, the site, the neighborhood, and inspects the property for compliance with FHA standards. Loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration on newly constructed homes may cover up to of apprised value and may run for as long 25 as years. Loans on existing homes may cover up to of FHA be made for periods to 20 appraised value, and may up years. Convenient monthly payments include payments on principal, interest, taxes, fire and ther ostly hazard renewals.

insurance. There's no second mortgage; 00 MORTGAGE It's sound advice today to buy the FHA way. Milford State Bank "The Friendly Bank".