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Show LTuh The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, Tremonton. HOME Oh FRIENDLY MERCHANTS TREMONTO.M continued from page JAMES S. CITIBANK BURIED THURSDAY ur 4 SrCOXD WARD OUTING iTO DE HELD SATURDAY 1 J shearer in that area, and paid tribute ta Irm as an efficient workman and a religious man. lie was i one to speak ill his ir.ends and he understood the eternal plan of progression, j Tne Tremont'm s?cond v.ard Sunday School and Mutual of- -, "cers have planned an outing to ke place Saturday afternoon, at 4 p. m. in the Rees Park, Biiham City. This will be part of the Sunday t fir THERE'S MMEY ? C2T MK5 ol'Vnj r-j- School Centennial celebration. said the speaker. Th? main event of the after- C. J. Dewey, who had lived as a near neu hb: r to the Burbr.r.ks r- ";n will be a ball game, be- in Dewey ville lor many years was I ween the Muti?.l and Sunday 3':1ioj1 c.'fieers. and buth sides tU- sh aker. lie had known are anxiovs for the full support Mr. B'Tbari'i rr:o his ward. Games and prizes; the :iitv-fiv.- ? vears aw.! raaniase Peoafe win knew him. admired fre also planned for the smaller: him. He mentioned timidity as children. one uf his characteristics and! Dinner is scheduled for 6:30.; to' lUJ of the many inspirational Ward members are asked , chats he" had er.pved with the form;,' their own lunch-- but ice: sandwiches will be sup-- ; read the pa?m "The Ore U Beyond' to give ImrP'J free, by the organizations.' tnujguU on his friend. A vocal duet sun- - by Fav liar- - MAE STRAND TO SPEAK per and Lola Stoweil, "Life's J HADIO STATION Ur.jvn Dream' was accompan-- , The speaker to be featured on ied by M s. Brenkman, after rriC V. C. T. U. radio hour Satur- which Red Giles spoke of some day at 11 a. m. under the directof ihc fine qualities of the Bur- - ion of Mrs. Axel Fredericksen bank family, mentioning their jwiU be Astrjd Mae Strand. neatness, the unity of the family and the care and attention giv- Mr. and Mrs. R J. Laub en the parents by their sons and Leave for California daughters. He said this man Mr. and Mis. R. J. Laub are would be greatly missed by his now spending a few days with! neighbors who enjoyed his as- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. sociation. Grower in Weston, Idaho, and The closing song "Beautiful upon their return Wednesday, Isle of Somewhere" was sung by they plan to leave for Los AnMarion Summers. He was ac- geles, after spending a two companied by Mrs. Quinney. The month's vacation in Utah. benediction was offered by Lynn Iverson. ROBERTS FAMILY Burial was in the Dewey ville HOLD REUNION Cemetery by Rogers Mortuary. Mr. and Mrs. Jess3 L. Roberts The grave was dedicated by Ori- and family will hold their famion Snow. ly reunion at the girl's camp in 3ox Elder canyon Saturday and Sunday. NOTICE OF SALE On Sunday evening the RobState of Utah, erts family will present the proCounty' of Box Elder ss. gram in the Brigham City 6th In the BLUE CREEK precinct of ward. AT - TT7nJ i' KT THEIIr-l- WW V i YU7Y i Mum. f and Mrs. Grant Garner following described estray ani- have returned from their vamals, which, if not claimed and cation. They spent a week in the taken away, wall be sold at pub- Yellowstone Park and visited lic auction to the highest cash with the Melvin Hamilton bidder at Aebischer Ranch in family in Sugar City on their Blue Creek Precinct, on Wed- return. They also spent some the 24th Mr. day of August, time in Ogden with relatives. of 12 noon. Mr. and Mrs. John Barfuss Description of Animals Black old mare colt, were in Ogd?n Sunday to visit branded bar under 4 on right; their Lyle R. white strip in face, three son in air Ogden hospital. Mr. white legs. Weight about 900 lbs. Hansen is in an iron lung estrays were taken up by fering from polio, but is re-in said Precinct on the 12; ported to be somewhat improv-da- y of August, 1949. ied. Albert Aebischer, Ann Zesiger and Judy spent Poundkeeper of Blue Creek the past week visiting in Ogden. precinct. w, Han-thig- h, suf-Sa- id I ' to our Annual BACK-TO-SCHOO- 1 W-MflMS- KIDS come to the PARADE and SHOW SATURDAY morning 10.00 o'clock LIBERTY THEATRE t L i 8 ! of ODDS and ENDS 'i KITCHEN CURTAINS at and door at the show together at Size 42x54. Cotton Mar- with red or blue Percale quisettes trim.Triscillas, Slightly soiled. I ):V!'; J TICKETS All children to THE GET YOUR AT PENNEY'S I t years old invited! PARTY'S ON Penney Jn TKIMOiTON flo; town Lastex bating Sortt TRUNKS ,t anc Marked selling. kitchen sink. A real way low for quirk finest swim trunk, in white, or tan. Siz.es 4 to 12. 60 U Oiilv-Bo- SPORT s wil tbet H s , way neoui Our (ea: gold "iiner as i i Stn y's :nds. ie SHIRTS a mfs .:d go id tl 16 Only NYLON You DRESS SHOES ? Slightly soiled, but the finest quality obtainable. Shell color. Size 11 a M UPMOLSTER'S our :on Bov's ROY pair. Broken sizes and lots. Low heels, 50 high heels. All leathers, fabric sport' styles a complete clean up of our stock. Come ROGERS WESTERN 32 SUfff brae, i ant PA1 aorni A! "J BOY'S enn hit i ? ain. CHARACTER SWEAT yd SHIRTS AXMINISTER RUGS lined quality warm fleece sweat shirts for "Back to School" Character printed fronts. White 80 only. Sizes event. Save your car- pets with these lovely all wool nigs. i wh he fo ee th '?cogi a ev ( it sp .tiller II 12. SPORT SHIRTS Fine Quality Cotton Flannel in solid colors. Royal Red or Kelly. For school, hunting or sport wear. Small, medium, large. 1 SANFORIZED WORK SHIRTS SIEN'S TOWNCRAFT DRESS SHIRTS Ladies! The buy of your life! Don't miss this bar-- g a 1 n. Sanforized shrunk and full cut Regular weight work shirts. Blue chambraj and blue covert, sizes 14 Vi to 17. (y) Broken sizes, but over a hundred to choose from. Slightly Deep blue, plastic rounded covered, Worth Itcpcnling again, and again and again . . . the MEN'S FLAM MEN'S to 40. comers. Edges are bound in new plastic material, won't scuff or peel. You'll want one of these. 20fi Fed. Excise Tax Extra. to the; s 11 Big throw rugs size 27x48 in. Specially purchased for this L 6 SEWING for SCH0 soiled REMNANTS but the finest quality. White, ii solid and stripes, colors v A of our Clean-u- p AH. remnant stocks. Save on this drastic PLASTIC APRONS Bib styles. Half styles in Plastic. Novelty trims and edgings. Thei" wat- - "It's Penney's For Back To School Sa vmgs! . J CHECK TH1S II5T ... oniric it with TOU TO PMNEf5 r i V ' 1 ad hi id FASHION MANOR was ; ; For Dress or just hard wear at Ef school. Genuine Roy Rogers pants in cavalry twill. Tan and brown J combinations. Sizes 4 to 12. j Whites and colors price. i Abis 1 Medium weight, top quality. Ked only. Full 56 in. wide. Ideal for kitchen and dinette chair sets. Re cover them yourself I'd 56 in wide Heavy Weight PLASTIC Type of ABB) RED - 42x81 in. clean-u- p icor be sorry if you miss these shirts. We don't compare prices but you will see what a bargain they are fcr back to school. Broken sizes, 3 to 16. Slightly soiled Eadi Children's and Women's MARQUISETTE PANELS 1 Wig"-- Little i nirie yvu uie lenows! .... your I WEEK END CASES " SWIM the 10 ONLY 10 A. M. Tarade to Hair and i on r in shiny lace trim- LIBRARY BUILDING and 9:30 A. M. ' -- bargain at WOMEN'S SATIN SLIPS Moniin. r hig at I : .t line square Percale dresses. Most sizes. Regular Each styles and sun dresses MltKKTY THEATRE the: SUITS An assoitm?nt of Seersuckers Per cales and fine Cords in shirt nd jacket models, all with short nam's S!zes 1 to 3. Ideal in. med satin. Truly a real bargain at this Everybody meet BOYS 26 Only Boys for in front A I .Saturday First JUVENILE RAG RUGS Size 30x18 I', f elin .3 f0U HEAVY WEIGHT ONE FULL RACK HOUSE FROCKS OF COURSE! udre 1 I ; WASH MOV ' -- e Top Penn Tt - I L and get them! . o . . luts I NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS ALL SALES FINAL! j ' MS - f v i 1 ' BARGAINS. YOU SAVE! PENNEY PARADE the at the hour son-in-la- r i - these DOLLAR DAY SWING ALONG in nesday, 1949, .. e- Hurrv for YOUK SHARK of j I have in my possession the I i X WW i said .comity. iv . ' n it iK-x- c I 3 ;Ile |