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Show SHOP IN TREMONTON Utah The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, Tremonton, AND SAVE cchle club met in Box Elder Park. Citif Everyone enjoyed a chicken dinner and the social evening spent By Andrea H. Hugg;ins around the campfire. Mrs. Alma EspUn and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Nelson and Mr. and and Mrs. Robert Nelson and with Mr. visited of Logan PleasMrs. Cliffird Jensen Thursday. daughter Joan of Mount Mr. and with visited Sunday ant, entertainMrs. Ercy Whitiker ed her sewing club on Thursday, Mrs. Calvin Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Christensen afternoon. After the meeting son Antoine made a fishing and she served refreshments. Pinthe trip to Salmon Idaho recently On Saturday evening and visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cocran in May, Idaho. Scat Rtier REPAIR and Rewinding NEW and USED ELECTRIC MOTORS J. G. Burgess Co SHEET METAL WORK - HEATING PLUMBING DIAL 3151 Tremonton payments to contact iWay Your Pharmacist Drops A ftw Nets About . . . One of the many healing agents derived from the soil, Tyrothricin, when mixed with Benzyl Benzoate has been used successfully to relieve scabies, or the itch. Drs. Harry M. Robinson and Harry, M. Robinson Jr., caused the sores to disappear in a majority of the cases in which they used the drug. x B - .lMfc-- . sSS?SL ' HHUIiHiU Ll start promptly lly W ! A 1- is the "a, . - ' j A? i. ' i ; mix sm . van Do hp Sell your mom and dad, relative or idea of buying a new 1949 Hotpoint P.Ju buttc trie Range immediately. 2. After they have purchased a new IQ'q Pushbutton Electric Range THEN -- 3. vSs!Super"de,uxe I 4 26" bicycle (bo "SiS Model RC11 Value $359.95 Value $399.95 Here's the revolutionary Hotpoint Automatic Range with pushbutton controls and "talking sensational new features that bring colors" new ease, speed, accuracy and convenience you plus striking new kitchen beauty. Double-Ove- Model n h RD5 ... i i MercurySuper-DeluxeBike-ValH- m AND GOME e White Sidewall EVERYBODY WINS ! Mom gets a beautiful new 1949 Hotpoint Deluxe Pushbutton Range. Son or daughter gets the finest bike made. Dad saves $72.50 and makes the family happy. world . . . but powered right for greater economy wherever you put the ... on Pony to work farms or market gardens, in the factory, lumber yard on estates, golf courses, nurseries. On small farm3, for example, you handle plowing, discing, planting, cultivating, mowing at less cost because you cover more acres in less time. There's more pep, more responsive power in the Pony's 62 cubic inch 4 cylinder engine . . . more transmission. flexibility in its With the Pony, your operations move right along . . . faster, easier. Power is controlled the result of built-igovernor. You save fuel . . . you get maximum power on heavy jobs economical, money saving power oa light jobs. The Pony has the weight and huskiness you need for greater production. And you bring the advantages of real tractor farming to your the ease, convenience. place Massey-Harri- s n ... isis S Balloon Chain Guard Luggage Carrier Parking Stand Headlight, Horn and Tires Reflecton This wonderful offer is mbjec Hurry! to withdrawal at any time and will U initely expire August 31, 1949. SEE THEM TODAY Bradshqw Appliance Phone 3576 Tremonton I imnw!'!""' J gjPT"" Syr-ni- ne f s-i J I " I X&i- -J t m economy of getting your work done on time, more profitably. With the Pony as a "helper" tractor on the large farm, your heavy equipment i3 released for full time work on big jobs.-ThPony does the hauling, light belt and P.T.O. jobs, plowing, planting and cultivating in small fieldis . . . mowing, spraying and snow removal. You reduce operating cost3 . . . there's more efficiency on every job more profit. On Poultry farms, nurseries, market gardens, the Pony is a mighty important helper you can depend on to handle your work with profit building efficiency and speed. Off the farm, the Pony lightens the work in factories, lumber yards, warehouses. With the Pony on the job, mowing and maintenance of golf courses, parks and estates becomes faster, easier, more efficient the Versatility . . . adaptability Pony has a generous measure of each. Stop in for full details the next time you re in town. See the Pony . . . drive it . . , you'll decide it's the partner you want for your kind of Ohuck off that coat, good sir H ere's the big broad seat that will carry you there in sofa-lik- e ease. At your toe is the treadle that brings to life 150 eager Fireball horsepower. e In your hand is a wheel, neat and tidy, friendly arid obedient. And under it the Dynaflow lever that's key to a whole new experience. . Ij Set it once and you can forget it. Until you park or back up, you won't need to touch it again. Find a comfortable spot for your clutch-foo- t too that's just going along for the ride-a- nd smoothly feed gas. No jar, no jerk, no sudden lurch. Just one smooth crescendo of power, soft and silky and forever free of direct-geare- d harshness! f i BUtQC ahnm ha, all these feofuresj NUVf . fVU.VItW VISION from .nfargec BoS, or, y occ., "UVINQ SMCf" DOO$ ond INTKOM cuih.or.5 KKSED Tut TREMONTON . Buoyant-ridin- g STRAIGHT .EIGHT r., WAYNE SAND ALL For it what isn't just what the price tags say nor a demonstration shows that makes Buick sucn satisfying investment. It's in the way a car grows on you w hen it's pla"e to please in many ways, and not just throug single feature. In such a car, any trip's "a breeze." How aboj see breezing around to your Buick dealer to quickly you can get a Ro ADM ASTER? SU J HEAR FUX-FOR-AL- OLSEX mmd JOMXSOX'S L. 7 Tumday Traffic slides by, no longer a headache. Open roads spread their welcome, tall hills bow meekly to the work. DIAL 3956 and loosen that tie. Call to mind the coolest, pleasantest spot within a couple of hundred miles and let's go find comfort. Valley Implement Co. he power at your command. Cares fall away with toe s of your going, and you've forgotten world and the weather. You know now why scores of thousands wouldnt be without the sweet luxury of Dynaflow D"ve"" or the velvet power of ROADMASTER. You know the iwhy the Buick ride sets the standard for above all, why Buick's the buy. ndustry dust-cloud- V; In on QUMMFUX fOWIi Wl, NGINt MOUNTINGS SAmXMDt HfNKV J. TMLOK, ABC RIMS Nlworl, 1I.L . ; i ) Q il F U - beautiful brand new Mercury A Is" Whllt lidtwall tins, as illmlraltd. availablt of exro COit. i . 1. 1948 to the Scott Paper Co., of Chester, Pa. An explosion damaged a dryer roll paper machine in 1946 tnd knocked it out of operation for more than two years. Most of the insurance payment of more than was made undef ma$3,900,000 use and occupancy poiicies, chinery according to the National - WW . Largest Insurance Claim Largest single casualty loss pay ment in history was paid during iPHsrffi. I Throutihlti&tumJH. a Philippine Elections In the Philippines suffrage is enjoyed by citizens who can read and write, but rural illiteracy it high, defranchizing the most depressed and restless sections ol the population. For the first tim elections were held in 1946 aftei ten years of preparations. the Sharpshooter's Medal for marksmanship. Lind Is a cadet at the Fort Lewis ROTC Camp at Fort Lewis, Washington. k n n n THE GREEN'S VISIT L LOS ANGELES Dr. and Mrs. D. B. Green and Mrs. Lynn Iv,erson arrived home Saturday, after spending a week visiting with relatives in Los Angeles. They also accompanied B. S. Green to his home, after he had spent some time with his family. While in Los Angeles they vsited with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green and family. GERALD LLND I WIN A NEW VISITORS AT THE JESS GARFIELD HOME Haslam and Mr. and Mrs-Vchildren of Washington D. C. called on the Garfields last week, also Mrs. Ada Garfield of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hill cf Huntsville. RECEIVES AWARD Gerald N. Lind son of Mr. and Mrs. Vance O. Iind has been ADAM'S DRUG STORE Ul- will HEY COPS? and Mrs. Jesse Roberts and two daughters accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Everton of Mrs. Brigham City and Mr. and left of Buriey, Robert Dredge Park, this week for Yellowstone where they will stay for about a week. They expact to spend most of the time, fishing. Mr. representative several weeks before the retire ment date," continued Feldhaus er. This allows time to obtain the workers records and shortens the time between the last pay check and the first social security check. Mr. Feldhauser urges all workers who intend to retire in the near future, to contact him during this visit. T1ROTHRICIN IHlh FAMILY LEAVE FOR YELLOWSTONE war years he served in many parts o! the U. S. and also in the Alaskan Theatre of Operations. He waj discharged from the ser vice in 1945 as a major. During his school years at ND AC Miller won recognition by qualifying for Phi Kapifa Phi, National Scholastic Honorary fraternity and was as an outstanding senior chrsen NATIVE OF BOX ELDER arid Blue Key Presdent in his COUNTY JOLNS NDAC last year. COLLEGE STAFF He is married to the former Merlin W. Miller son of Mr, Kakuschke of Fargo, North Viola and Mrs. J. Wilford Miller of Dakota and they have two child Penrose will join the College ren and Connie. Kay staff of the North Dakota Agri cultural College in the position ADVISE TO WORKERS of Assistant Director of Admiss WHO PLAN TO RETIRE ions and Records. The Social Security Field RepMr. Miller is a 1947 graduate of the NDAC and recently re resentative, Charles W. Feldhau- ceived a Master of Arts degree ser, will visit Tremonton on from Washington State College Thursday, July 28, 1949. He will in Pullman Washington. He ma be at the Utah Power and Light jored In Personnel Administrat Co. office at 2 p.m. "Workers who are 65 or older ion. should contact the social securi ty representative several weeks before they retire," emphasized Mr. Feldhauser. "Our main con oern today is to see that new claims are paid promptly. The best way to make sure that the MOTOR j. JESSE ROBERTS After receiving his teachers certificate at Weber Junior College at the U. of U., Merlin Miller spent four years teaching public school in Utah, and during the scho-lastica- Thurso ay . COft SPRINGING . DYNAnow JW,N0 MJy with . Cep-Cra- LW, flKOAU SEL. SITTING VAlVf UFTZRS pu, VNTPOrS . tow pr. CWn. OUR EX ttAR,NGS, mo,o 0nd Mondor 2311 Hf M,n9. FROWf CHEVROLET CO. rREMONTON FIBlt j |