Show THE News Items Collinston Mrs Don’t Get The and tect you your now disease in Taken pro- - family from this dread the country swooping time it may save your life not have it Why that will RIGHT THE IN HOUSE? B GHKnoth Pharmacy GARLAND Our Service Is Excellent WISE and WOOD Manager Utah Phone 50 lot of men cut take a drink and leave It alon but what we need la men who can take a drink and leave a car alone Pontnc Mch January 15 — York at the New aci la mod Automobile Show as one of the most distinctive of the new cars for 1!)?9 the Pontiac Six— bigger faster and smai tor -- is now being displayed over a widcing reach exoected to embrace' all of the United State within a few weeks declared a statement Issued here today by the Oakland Motor Car company Showings of the new line are being timed to tie In with the opening of the automobile shows at leadmg cities throughout the county it was stated While first displayed at the National Show at New Ydrk on January 5th the new Pontiac line went on exhibition at the automobile shows held at Ala on January 7th Birmington BufNewark Philadelphia Milwaukee falo and Schenectady on January 12th on January Atlanta and Cincinnati 13 and will be displayed at Nashville simultaneous with the opening of the show there on January 14th Next week similar list of new towns located at widely separated points newest will see the first time this General Motors six A SHOE REPAIR CITY L rnp E ALLRED made to Boots and Shoes order EVERYBODY IS Ml 1M HIGH taken on Floor and Bran Wheat Shorts By L Flaa deposit Bran Mill BEST JHE PRICES Products SPEC’l Chopping J Milling OF SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES L TO CLUB for PRIVATE CLASSES Tremorton ROOM IN CONNECTION for FRASER M and PARTIES Manager Company Tremoatea Utah I W GETZ E Expert Eye Testing WATCHES - DIAMONDS JEWELRY :— : jjTremonton Utah Lee Isaacson AUTO REPAIRMAN General Auto Repairing Specializing in Ignition and Generator Repairing rilONE FOR J SERVICE BELL THOME SERVICE Tremonton Banking Tremonton Utah Co NIGHT or M at used to stories of heroism in the great war but we don’t often hear of the dog heroes and yet there were many of them and their training and deeds werg an Important feature In the fighting Experience showed that not all kinds for war work of dogs were suitable They found that collies and airdale were the best and-funny thing too not as the thorough-bre- d dogs were good as those of mixed breeds In the early part of the war schools In Engfor dogs were established land where some were taught to carry fire others to do messages under still others to haul guard duty and ammunition and supplies First cf an it was necessary to rlrk the best dogs from the ones they had to choose from and then good trainers had to be found for it was very tnnt to get the right type of a man We CLASS DINNING for It and Mill Cleaned OP MOTOR CAR' BUYERS 'Certain American people are getting on In the world Many of them are just starting But they’re heudetl up the ladder Their ideas of' luxury and beauty are expanding They want finer homes finer furniture finer automobiles Mis Sterling jMtois last week Secmt were Lois Dum and Henry xmt Saturday in Brigham at the 1i u li is Institute Mis Boidic Williams is very sick at her h rro one mile north of Collinston Mio Alta Aiclnbald a is havmg ut wUi pica1 a ii htr sister Mrs Sai"uit June A m e numb sliooaug u i: M inlay i acre land At ' Suit Lake City r of our town folks Tiemonton and Gar- During the past three years hundreds of’ thousands of these progressive Americans have been buying the 1’ouliac Six Some of them have bought it as the first car they ever owned But to most of them Pontiac has represented-thfirst big step up from the lowest priced field Tor this progressive group Oakland hasnow created a brand new Pontiac SIxTItrcprc-Milt- s mi even greuter advancement over every-thielse in its field today than the original Pontiac represented in 1926 1 1 will take its buyers farther than ever up the ladder of motor ca f quality in one step Watch for the Auto Shows not hi d Smng ft was expected bi ing built on a volume Cars ait- n basis on the thiee assembly lines of the mode’ p’ant here T'"’ A b rich up xly of finer appearance unand holstry and appointment s are featusually staunch construction ures of the pew Oakland Six v hirh make it one of the outstanding cais in the automotive fnld for 1920 creaton vaccum manifold the AC fuel pump the engine of the Oakland for 1929 furnishes better Idling conditions as well as a dependable and suficient supply of fuel at all times Working off the camshaft the pump delivers a full supply of filtered gasoline to the engine at all speeds even on the steeliest grades and under full car loads Not In found ed dependent the m on In this age motor car buyers deA major mand the utmost in style reason for the phenomenal reception HEY FELLOWS! re amd Eerwpeaa FLOUR Wheat MOST- IMPORTANT GROUP 8 74 5 ' I o b factory BLUE BELL Confectionery F A DRIGGS Manager I Serving SAWYER’S FAMOUS TAMALES ALSO THE BEST CHILI AND SANDWICHES Call in and Try Them to Satisfy Your Appetite BUYING “Utah’s Favorite” Ask your dealer and Rapidly mounting daily volume will accorded the new Oakland Six models for 1929 Is because this make posible sufflcent display models to place the car on exhibition shortly desire for smartness has been more before the end of the month in those than met in the new line claim local is dealers towns where the automobile show Hotel Garland UTAH TREMONTON TT©ax Sunday Mr Ogden Mi's New Pontiac Shown Peck’s Service Station Garland Correspondent UTAH Henry McIntyre Mr and Mrs Seer 1st carried off the prizes Mr and Mrs J A Bigler entertained Sunday afternoon at a Radio and Ice Cream party the were: guests Mr and Mrs W B Simmons and sons and Mr and Mis D Y Goddard and Son Russell Joe Durfey of Beaver Dum entertain ed a large number of his friends at a home party Friday evening Wallace of Oregon is visitSidney ing atthe home of Bp and Mrs R A Johnson Miss lulhe Campbell ard children spent a few plea: ant days last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Fryer in Dewey vil'e Miss Kate Piterson and her mother Mrs Joseph Seal were guests of Mr and Mri e In Parley Ilunsaker UTAH We Handle A Complete Line of Good Year Tires and Tubes And Bigler Thursday evening the Beaver Dam basketball teams played and Mrndon Beaver an inerestlng game at the Dam amusement hall Mendon carried off the high score A dance followed the Mendon orchestra furnishing the music One of the delightful events of the ! new year was the Silver Wedding mversary of Mr and Mrs J J White celebrated at their home in Garland Monday evening Relatives and friends from Smithficld Logan Garland and 28 from Collinston and Beaver Dam were present to extend their best wishes and enjoy the games and Many splendidly prepared luncheon beautiful and apnrouriate presents weie received by this worthy couple who are held In such high esteem by all of their acquaintances Mr and Mis Warren Kidman" delightfully enterdmed the club members at their home Satuiday evening Those present to enjoy the dainty luncheon nnd games wei e Mr and Mrs Sterling Ewrist Mr and Mis Art Saund-ers Mr and Mis D G Stoddard Miss bo FLUJ We have simple preventives J A TIMES GARLAND GARLAND FECKS STATION All work guaranteed are to handle the dogs In training dogs to be messengers they aie fed taught and cared for certain man whom they by some come to love He must of course be always kind and gentle for any rough of the dog handling ruins the chance messenger becoming a trustworthy confidence Unless he loves and has in his master he can't be depended upon The trainers had to be men who liked and understood dogs at the school in Dogs were received various conditions some oveifed some some very timid and a few few week’s of the were sick The first training weie spent" in- - Settling him In good tVau food a warm diy kennel to sleep In and plenty of exercise He Then Ms war training started counwas taken over the sui rounding try on long tramps through rain mud accustom wood towns to bog and him to the various conditions he must meet at the front His earliest lesson wo'M be to ret cm to his master from the a clir'it distance If h succeeds fhrt time the distance was gradually increased failed It was lessonIf ed until he learned what was expected of him When succeeded in getting d back to bis' master he was mid with much praise kind words made to feel that he had done well In about six weeks the smarter of the could dogs find their way- back ti their trainer over many miles acThen the dogs had to become customed to the noise of guns explodTlus ing shells and smoke screens was a hsrd thing to teach them and M Cooley You never can ten When we consider what It costs tfvesfr Maybe the men It takes much time and patience to you see arong with wrinkles In their days to keep dressed up and Mlit make a sensitive dog run fearlessly foreheads got them from drink Ink out w'e wonder how some fellows manage It field under fire but these of a saucer through dogs learned to do even that Perhaps the quickest way to feed the dog choice bits of meat and to talk to him kindly while gruns were booming all about him In time he would learn to disregard the terrific nioee of the guns and to come back to his master in the face of every difficulty Sometimes he had to swim streams leap over barbed wire and find his entanglements way through smoke It was a slow train the dogs but they proprocess ved their worth many times over when they reached the front There are many reasons for the dogs superloiity over man as a First of all he is swifter 'Vlit'e a man might need three hours to reach a certain point a dog could Bell Phone 23 J Utah cmer the same distance m less than ore hour Then too the dog with his wondrful sense of smell and hearing could detect danger and avoid it he Bung small and running rapidly is les3 likely to be shot As everyone knows dogs have a sure sen"e of is not affected by fog ectun sinole or darkness Alitt'e metal tube was attached to the messenger's collar and in It the message was placed Then when he mis released he set out to reach his mas'er as he had been taught to do and unless he were killed on the way a dog could be depended to get there through all upon have and misfortune marked st ii ies There is a story told of a collie dog 1929 Pal who once saved many lives by back his message bringing with the will be Windstorms Hue courage of a soldier and Hailstorms Pal was taken right up to the front You can’t prevent them a small detachment of British you can fix it so you came to be nearly surrounded by the Germans As the ammumt'hn replace anything destroyed ian and points of retreat were cut off or by one their predicament was serCOME IN AND LET ME HOW LITTLE ious unless they could get word back for reinforcement So it was decidINSURANCE REALLY ed to tend Pal bearug a message exsituation and asking for plaining help Onced freed the dog seemed to fly on wings back to his master Through the darkness of night over ground torn up by ‘'hells and In constant danger of being killed the dog cnunblcd cn Jumping over the holes in the and never flater in g until wreary and bedraggled he reached his Bell 129 River mister The message he had carried so safely rushed the needed help and the men were saved op' a to King and Knights Spring Canyon Utah’s Best Coal Alfred Mich a el is Coal Yard Garland This May I3e Your UMrac&y Year Bad luck for may There Fires But you can TELL COSTS lb John J Shumway Bank Building earth Phones: Bear |