.BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER PAGE SIX RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS suffered for years and am so tkmkful that I found relief from thi terrible affliction that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. Mrs. Anna Pautz, v ash '. o. Imk s:j. Vanco-iwr1 Pd. Adv. Labratorie NUE-OV- Tremontor, Utah By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY I MUST NO FHITZ SAID I SHOULD EE THERE AUNT TO THE i AT THREE NOT SNEAK UP HE DOOR VERY QUETLV 1 SHARP - v DOESN'T ANSWER V U3ENTlS 7) J fjcudl IF FAULT MY Tjj j . . j KNOCK I THURSDAY, OCTCr- our service boys. 5." Sorensen returned v Burke Jones camp Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muir of day and S.t. Denny t Huntsville, spent Tuesday visit- - latter part cf the in with their niece, Mrs. John thr"? boys have irt Tq no n T L. Payne. Bakhome on the same F. Milton Mrs. Mr. and KNOCK I - guests at the home of their Twenty-fiv- e of cur .tic-niece, Mrs. Lu Anna Sorensen. in the sen-icduruVr Woodrow Anderson of Lon;an and all of them fcaiL'-n- tV was a week-en- d guest at the safely. t, cf his home sister, Mrs. Mary s e " T- GET YOUR M if BIRDS III ft rd, Melvin Munk and?; tve c Hyden. are both attending ths Mrs. Ketvxa Sev?y of Fl Firo, Logan. 'ng i: Texas, is visiting with h'r nice ire Ariel Mrs. and family, Mr. and n ci Sorensen. By Gens Byrnes REG'LAR FELLERS RUH DCWN TO THE PISH MARKET AND GET ME FISH, PINHEAD V r I '.A IFVl FTi WAIT'U. VOU SHE WHAI ALL WVE GO- TTAKE IT OR. THATS i ive to snav iciD6 OP CAUGHT -- TH' BOY IS wngs offi ' y ( I mackere-l- 1 Mrs orl?.nd" Hess pne5 Mr. and Mrs. Jrr.ps E. Kes.?'-'-lefFriday for a extended trip ) i r? HAW MAW . l VS-W-S'- It poppa! ' All Your A Rf4l PUHf r GX0V7.? $uz tyiaU fA fit J LE&R.EE CN TAKE ( By Len Kleis VIRGIL f V II X - I WE'LL TR7 POLICE, METHODS I'LL 6ET A CONPESSIOM OUT OF VOL) unAlTUFU-"- V WHO BROKE THE cooky JAR 4 I'VE GOT THE YO- ) 1 AlWT i TALKiM' rZ U- 600DS ON I'LL 6RtLU UMTIL TA?K! r VOL) mS-- y I J j fr", IK -- MOST PECULIAR CASE OP SUM ELECTRO- !- through the northwest to Victoria, Canada and back through San Francisco, California. Mr. Verda Payne gave r birthday party F.und?v affr-noo- n for her little daughter, La Rae, who was five years old. Sixteen little guests were invited. The time was spent in games and a delicious luncheon was served to all. This week is a happy cne for the people of Howell because of the return of the last three of .SaENDlD V 1 NEW MODE'; BLJRM CLEANER & Are Now For Ava':oN ai: Electro! SERVICE AND RKTIC1 Call or rno: Writf) AN R. E. HAl 32-R- of fe Irds 2 of "th vor t -- Secti ame ustiti read ELECT w alter Ask us obout our Purina Approved IM A FEW MINUTES WE'LL EE OUT THERE IN H PURINA W the woods with H . i( i NCPE! 'MUTT. ARE J THEY HUNTING fU'i)i71iis in the 1 - HUKTERS,' Sec. MOOSE? THEy WHATS CAN'T HUNT A GOOD Moose now.' THAT'S they're out A600D of season; THINS - V. THING7 f: I sEAsoNi A 1 X: ij it's a good f) f THING THAT J l 'w?m 1 sta G. Mann xs of r tni ted i be a strict d pi By Bud Fisker MUTT AND JEFF pullet growing nations today. it Be Phone Bell bu 2 isive! ip or I ices pri' all t ? CTra iter i oirs, mts, d fit livid igati ned pora !mbe jarat ill b sly f mts, a oti rting M IKK V G" MEAT : r por bug , 9 Idaho Falls called to visit the Ed Udys Thursday. Mrs. Ury and Mrs. Bitter are sisters. Creek John V. Smith The Relief Society social on was host at a familycf;Blue dinner SatThursday was well attended and urday in the Pioneer room at enjoyed. the Hotel Utah. Those attendMr. and Mrs. George M. Ward ing from here were Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Jensen j Mrs. C. E. Smith of Garland, Mr. were Salt Lake visitors Wednes and Mrs. J. O. Hadfield and Mrs. E. W. Ward of Riverside. Thirty day. Mrs. Jesse Davis spent a few Members of the family were days in Salt Lake with her father, James Bigler. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Fouler of LEADER WANT-AD- S PAY Rexburg, Idaho, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. George M. y' PL AH Broiler profits depend upon low cojt gains that's why it pays to lisa feed that's built to produce ;uiclt, economical body weight a the Purina Plan. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burbank of Deweyville and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burbank and daughter, Susin of Roda Springs, returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Odell Burbank at Beowaive, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heusser have returned from California after visiting their son, Vincent and family. Mrs. Lettie D. Campbell of Wyoming, visited relatives here last week. The valso attended conference at Salt Lake. Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Snow, is visitinc here for a short time. She will to California after her visit, LET where she is employed. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Jensen are happy to have their son, Delbert, home from the service. He has been honorablv discharged from the service. His many friends and relatives are happy to see him home. Mr. and Mrs. Layle Campbell ind daughter, Bonnie Jo, of Salt Loke City visited their nrents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sudbury and family here Tuesday. Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawson went, to Colorado to visit relatives for a few days. Stake Primary officers visited Primary here Tuesday. " Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gardner III JU were shopoing In Logan Tuesday. vrrrvw :wl Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dewey of Tremonton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Blackham and sons Hog Chow goes with your before going on their trip to rctiri to put on fast gains. visit their daughter, Mr. and .s.k U3 about formulas to Mrs. Ned Waldron and family in turn your grain into a real Washington, D. C, and a son, Myrle, who Is an officer in the U. S. Army. o p b o a o Those attending the services for Mrs. Lester Plerson were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Pierson of Bricham City, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Pierson of Yuba City, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown of San Francifco, Mrs. Mamie Wilkes of Montpelier, Mrs. Lettle D. CampMEAT bell of Afton, Wyoming. Mrs. t 1 1 Let tie Christof f erson of Brlgham and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allred EGGS. and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mr. and Dewey FOR QUALITY FECC Mrs. Arthur Pierson of Ogden. AND FARM SUPPLIES u Af-to- n, Ward. Mary Jensen and Doris Had-fiewere shopping in Salt Lake ld Saturday. re-tv- rn US MIX A W,oG FATTENING RATION i , eotk-make- r. s sa s HE i' e4 15 EAR RIVER FARM SUPPL1 ART MICIIAELIS, Msrr. ' Garland . . , .a - Phone 3 S. NORMAN LEE ABSTRACTOR Established BRIGU.VM , . i J 40 years CITY. UTAH Enters Sheep For Livestock Show Jerry Buchanan, member of the Bear River high school Future Farmer chapter, will enter eight or nine head of Hamp-shirand Southdowns in the fat lamb classes of the 28th annual Osdeij livestock show, to be es held November 2 to 6, Jerry is no novice as livestock show exhibitor, for he has taken part in the Ogden expositions durinj the past four years. Hid Woollies will be placed in contests with other lambs raised by Future Farmer and Four-I- I club members from points throughout the lntermountain country. Prizes at stake for boys and girls who enter their cattle, Sheep and hogs in the Junior Department totals $7000 In cash in addition to many valuable awards sponsored by the stock show and livestock organizations. All fat stock, both In the junior and open classes, will be Judged according to the U. S. grading system, and premium money awarded on a poundage basis. In the case of fat lambs, the show will pay five cents a pound for lambs grading to prime, and two cents a pound for those grading to choice. Last day for mailing entry notices to the show is October 15. The Bear River hich school has several times been at the Ogden show by F. F. A. boys who have won highest awards on the list. One of them, Max Anderson, seven! years ago showed the grand champion steer in competition with hundreds of junior and open class entries. repre-stent- ed Mabel Iladfield was the honored guest Monday of the "Birthday Club." A delicious hot dinner was served and lovely gifts were presented. Ladies present included Mrs. Clara Fridal, Maud O. Cook and Rosa Hun-sakof Tremonton, Ruby Niel-so- n, Vera Walker and Ruth Hol-mof Garland, Mina Ward of Riverside and Viva Munk of Howell. Ward Green of California wa5 a guest at the D. P. Jensen home last week and visited with other relatives here. He is a nephew of George M. and John H. Ward. Mrs. J. H. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. er fur: wa j ft lan y b( the used .ITORNEYSK COUNTY mpei the Republican Ticket e ta Ycur Vote "and Confidence :h ti ma ly b ;islai smpt mes, Appreciated. . H (Paid Politic HIM IBM. IIWI 111 J Trie Force jver, 'S that S A 7""! . f Supports ffis Worlds Biggsst Bridge... i- ft i j1. rrlr" - h " " hp the The t .';. - . fV If- - L'ta. V;J f; f jpert f7i"000 ' '! i . !' .. " i . . 7 H Vi . Pert lue ads, LTWBMIBBBiMPBhaattiWKiMBMWtfM" law nt, 1 " f eac h r se oi an Ray Capener and A. A. Capener were conference Visitors. C. M. Cornwall was the ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. dinLe-la- y ..- nual - " y- , ' t.y J- - ! ' cr.ty f1 o J f " secti lto i 1 -- f , t , , P " . - V , - a. ill el -- I f ON: A? '.TOT? c nd Capener Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Allen of Idaho Falls, Mrs. Lewis Henderson of Pocatello and Mrs. Blanche Hyer of Ogden were guests of Mrs. Edna Ward Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hales and Mrs. Glen Lowe and son, Tommv of Tamona, California, spent three days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Hales. They also visited at Logan with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lumberg. William Bowcutt la recovering nicely from a major operation at the Dee hospital In Ogden. Mrs. Bowcutt is in Ogden with her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook and son and daughter of Idaho Falls, called to see the R. C. Richards Sunday. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Richards are sisters. Jed Robinson of Afton. Wyoming, stayed with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. r Richards while his parents, M?. and Mrs. Carl Robinson attended conference in Salt Lake. 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