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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 193 Bothwell I i4n o -i-- GIFT 3 lefWor Mr. Harold Luke Burlee. Idaho where he is finishing up his work before settling permanently here Mr. Bert Hunsaker left for Black- pine Monday. While there he visited his cousin Mrs.. Francis. Stokes. He left Tuesday for Preston on business, - You can Check and Double Check pgcrtianlty Smaff Women! returning home Wednesday. Mr. Ervin Summers was in Salt Lake City on business Monday. Mrs. Bovd Hansen is visi tin tr he mother, Mrs. Isaac Burnhope, a few days this week. Mrs. Hansen . waa formerly Dollie Summers. Mrs. Nels Anderson had for her week end visitors last week, Mr. and Mrs. Uscar Forsberg of Garland. , Miss Leila Stark was the dinner guest of Miss Dorothy Summers Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Summers am rejoicing: over the arrival of a ten pound baby girl, born Sunday, Dec 14, at the Valley HosDitaL - Mother and child are doing nicely. Mrs. Roy Ellis is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rudeer Forsaren. Mr and Mrs. Guy Bosley, Mr .and Mrs. Geo. Payne, and Mr. and Mrs. Evans, all attended the dance at Howell Saturday evening. All had an enjoyable time. Dr. Eli Hawki ""C iCIC VII. business at Logan Wedneadav bit. aen Hunsaker left for Ogden monaay on Dusiness The Bothwell school Deen working hard the past month in getting their holidav The seventh and eighth grades will' give me piay "unnstmas at Pumpkin Holler" Monday. Decemh will also be a program given children m othergrades. We hope by the effort of these school teachers will appreciated by us and that parents wm oe out to see this fine school -- Men's Scarfs Bedspreads An important accessory to the man's wardrobe checks, plaids and Mother will be more than pleas ed if she gets one of these beautiful spreads colors to harmonize with every room. ; solid colors up to 98c $3.00 $2.50 . $4,50 Women's Robes Shirts ' i Men's white broadcloth, finely tailored collar and cuffs, correctly $3.45 cut, jn popular brands. $1.95 5 m UJ .:. , . ; Corduroy or silk dressing robes, femi nine in their lines and beautiful color effects. Gifts that last. Lingerie Chemise, step-in- Mr. and Mrs Earl virfh Dresses for every type of immediate need . .V flat crepe and canton crepe . . . bright shades,! ' black, new browns and smart prints . . . cowl neck- -: I lines, lingerie combinations trimming, two-col"interesting sleeves, tunic skirts . . , every dress is repriced at a saving that will tempt you to buy more than one I ; ' or . : owiaS , Oavuiafjo Pi?Sgo 1,0.1 , s and costume slips, intimate things gifts ., for personal friends. 50c $2?25 Thoma, o were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Ervm Summers. Theo- Vll'tol til out the afternoon and evening. ounuay evening meeUng was held in the ward hall un! tii of the .Seventies Quorum. Mr. Evan Oee, Mr. Leanord Rishnn t Manning, all of Garland, were the speakers. Singing was furnished by the congregation. After Sunday nie-h- t young folks of the ward went to the home of Noma and Vera Summers and a waffle suDner w.n Ln;?2eJ,lW.Uf ,WaffIes and Mrs. - Men's Hose Another accessory of which no mas has enough solves the gift problem for "him." " Women's service weight hose, in the season's most favored colors. Full Fashioned 98c $1.50 Handkerchiefs Boxed or Single Border or initialed style, dainty linen handkerchiefs are always wel-- " come gifts. 5c to $1.00 Women's Pajamas Another personal gift that pleases be- Bags Modernistic ladies bags, many shapes and sizes, with decorative initialed snaps. $6j00 yond words. Dainty, silken things, for lounging as well as sleeping. Misses and Juniors e . . visrill ne ar Panning o have another dance Christmas Mrs. Francis- Sfnira .night. "j-t uiacit rine , . , 10 attend the Relief " Bazaar. While he.- ci, ... , "" a lew motfter. Mrs.Sophia An derson Mr. Joe Stark .;u.v . ti.i t.JTy "'iu 183. u-n-a t woia seeiy and S&!!tofS-- dt Xt: . t ti-Vs- - D E P A B T If E N T ti their Mi The Boys are alt primed up for basket ball season The,. "fI.StS' a so a new. ball. Monday A " ey,piayecl a Practice with Thatcher anH R.tK,n ilZ 9 TORE Mr and Mrs. Rudsf-eFo.sjyren had sugar in interest of beet growers. Mrs. Glen Foseren and baby 8. Organized baseball leagues in five r M r.and, for dinner guests Sunday. counties and put over successful Mrs. ii.li Andersen and daughters tournament. Vesta and Eloise and .Ron Keith and 9. Prevented an advance in freight Reed Petersen were visiting their rates on fruits. , evening mother and grandmother, Mrs. Enoch 10. Secured at all times favorable pubinursday wjth Deweyyille in the Bothwell Hunsaker of Honeyville Sunday. licity for agriculture. Mrs. Earl Firth were in Mrs. C D. Barf uss of Garland were 11. with Federal Board in Og Sunday dinner guests of Mr .and Mrs. " its work. until Saturday L. E. Allred. 12. Sent free of charge to nearly 0 . Mr. and Mrs rvu visit .and Mrs. Leslie Allen Mr Sundav. homes Utah M "Buthe "uerg monthly, Andersen Sun had for their dinner guests Mr. and :a?d MrS' C- reau Farmer.' ' uriixiilf . ' J Mrs. Frank Dustman of Honewille. 13. Endorsed activities of Utah Fruit ' Mr. Sam TWilU . u.t . . ' 8 DacK Irom Black and Mr. and . & Vegetable Growers Ass'n. .. Mrs. Marvin Dustman of t. " v 'cre ne nas the past week Deweyville. 18. Backed amendment of A huhtinsr trin was eninved hv n Act, providing for marketing Mr. and Mrs. number of hunters at . Locomotive summers man in state. , bo on business Tuesday. Springs from Wednesday until Sunday 19. Through publicity organ, warned MrS' Dw the and each hunter came home with hi3 the farmers of worthless commodi,Hfrry truesta ir j full ties that were being sold and kept quota of ducks. The hunters were Watland Sunday . They visited thru- - JUL John. Lawrence and Hans An them informed on all general probttifcemoon and evening. . Mr. Geo. Holman lems of son and subjects. and dersen, Mrs. Sophia- Anrlcror, au ul uer sons &alt LaKe City and Mr. Howard Glenn of and Mr Tom Ballard of Tremonton. TiaiuiiK ner Saturday and Sun- - All agreed there never was sueh fin outstanding work Must be on in 1931 shooting before. Mrs. Reed Pftrann i u 01"l son Reed were visiting Mr .and Mrs. N. FARM BtTREAU ACCOM-- , 1. Completion of Campaign for tax , ; R. Peterson Saturday . Mrs. Nels Andersnn.. nnJ PLISHMENTS FOR 1930 ; adjustment. .u mrs, ua 2. Work out better relationship with Roy Federal Farm Board. Was leading factor In- putting over juuuajr axiemoon. Mr. Carl Christen 3. Work on grades and packs of agriaiiicjiuiueuui. cultural products in order that they convalescmg at the home of his sister Through Auto Insurance Dept, paid Mrs. Ezra Han-f- . might compete favorably on any .; ouic iw return thousands of dollars to car owners home Sunday. market in the world. who were insured in Bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Harris 4. Extension of our insurance service accompanied Through Purchasing .Dept. enabled him home. to the farmers. individual members ttf sav consid Mrs. H. E. Allred la nn th !. tf. Increasing our purchasing power. erable money on their purchase of this week. Her daughter from Gar-- 1 Organizing of several commodity supplies. iana is witn ner. , organizations. 4. Was instrumental lowin Marjory Stokes defeating On the to 7. to take care on or of Alfalfa Clover tariff job and ering guest my mat iHrothy Andersen Sunday. ter come up during year. seeds. that Mr., Edward Stark .O !. HUlUli mignt W1C with American . Farm lucky men looking for a job this "win 5. Bureau in holding leaders training Quitting the farm to become a hnnV ter, e is in the employ of the Utah Power & Light Co. at Salt Lake school in Salt Lake for the 11- West er to get rich enough to retire and live City. Mrs. Stark and daiurht on a farm is another example of sucern States. - oaii v .ii Lake with him. 6. Furnished speakers to county and cess in life. Mr. and Mrs. Dick AnHorun local farm bureaus for all occasions visiting Mrs. John Andersen inJ Mm How many Tremonton citizen enn without cost to county or local. 7. Distributed and mailed thousands of remember when Sophia Andersen Sunday, they considered themMrs. Lira Harris was in Brigham petitions to all states in effort to selves highly honored if, they were City Monday on business. secure more satisfactory tariff on picked to sit on a jury.. .'Ve f ' """"ay 14,-00- " T -- Capper-Ket-che- $1,95 Holiday shoppers will find an all inclusive variety of Gifts at FISHBURN'S And here are some you can check and double check You'll find shopping at our GROCYTERYA pleasing; and profitable. we dirit vj SJS carried -- phSI! Tvisi M. - a . Take advantage of our tv v tween Christmas and New Year's savings have been lixocmi lor gany years . . . but never have they been so startling susj this year ! Every Winter coat in stock has been repriced atj Wc cannot daeribc Mrh enat ta! an iinhtfimrar! aavinar convince yoo that such splendid mcterials rou bift a and such authetjftte stylinf havfnt been obtaioabU at thU B8wJ Select price) noy seasgnj! "Gsnie in . iw ""V! j. '' $9.90, $14.75 $19.75 aj . ,;V:- - Sizes for Women, ; son, Wayne and Virgil Andersen wen? vSuen on business Mr .and Mrs. c. nSaturday ... , a lwv, Aifusta i ;lveranTi" """ci sen ana e shopping Thursdav. the Relief Society VTesday Zu their bazaar nA was a huge success. Most of the ar rf popcorn balk 7 prieco in ycaro W xji. Mr. Fred Christen son "vico wpre sola. Man inn Hosiery at the lovcot r,.;i ". up to $4.98 $6.90 their Sunday callers Bishop and Mrs Marble. Mr. and 25c 50c 75c $1.25 drastically repriced ... must tnalxcvay or Spring ctoclic SATURDAY SPECIALS . - en 1 that m |