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Show 1937 BEAK RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, - TAGS FOUR t r PENROSE I I Classified l Ad Column 1 r UOST 2 keys on leather holder, at trremonton schol house. Preston Smith p. XOST Black bill fold, between Sea- store and Associated station. Re- pur's ward. Return to Leader office. 12-16- FOR SALE Good combination electric and coal range. Cheap. J. A. Pack, Schoss Electric Co. Fat young horses to ship. Feeder cattle. C. Richardson Ph.67.0--2 WANTED TOR SALE Choice Jonathan, Roman Beauty and Banana apples. Special price made on truck loads. Orchard close in. Inquire James Walton. Phone 39 l or 23J. a-- . On Tuesday of last week, Mrs. W. Morgan Miller and daughter, Gloria accompanied Mrs. Fred W. Petersen and Scott Petersen to Salt Lake City. The P. T. A. of the Thatcher.Pen-ros-e school are meeting tonight (Thursday) in the Penrose meeting house. Dr. Houston, of Salt Lake City is to be the speaker, and will discuss problems that are to be found In the schools. A rood program has been outlined and the parents will enjoy an evening of entertainment. William M. Miller left Thursday of last week for Magna, where he visit ed with his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Wadsworth. They accompanied him to Salt Lake City, where they met Mr. and Mrs. Fred L Petersen, of Brigham City. Mr. Petersen had been in Salt Lake City for a special accessors meeting. En- route home Seymour L Miller of Sy racuse, Utah, joined them and is at present staying at the home of Wil liam M. Miller. Mrs. James Jensen accompanied Leafitt Taylor to Ogden, Saturday to meet her daughter, Mrs. Mildred J Eskelson, and son La Marr, of San Jose, California, who is visiting in FOR SALE Choice building lots, 1 For Practical Gifts. Cliffs Clothlery. block from Main Street. Inquire James Walton. Phone Residence, FOR SALE Conover piano, medium $9.a-l- ; 23 J. business, size, in good playing condition ' $49.50. Convenient terms. Glen Bros f Music Co. Ogden, Utah. CASH PAID for dead and useless Cows and horses. Call Maple Ceeek FOR SALE Small bungalow piano, Trout Hatchery, Brlgham almost new. $195.00. Easy payments tf. Reverse Charge. Glen Bros. Music Co. Ogden, Utah. 493-J-- 2. S ; Utah. N. Cranford Taylor, of Park Valley was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Taylor had been here Bince Thanksgiving-Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt Taylor, of Ogden, are guests of the Jensens. Titus Shuman returned last week from a trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fredrickson and the Misses Verlie and Vergie Fredrickson were in Ogden Monday. Mrs. Mary Anderson of Thatcher accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller were in Ogden Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Engvar Petersen and family returned home Friday from a six weeks tour of the Southern States. They visited Mrs. Petersen's old home in Kentucky and came back by Mesa, Arizona, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Stanfill and family. They report having had a wonderful trip and enjoyed them selves very much, Taut are glad to be home. Bishop and Mrs. D. M. Grover, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilford Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Edmun C. Shuman, Mesdames Alice R. Miller, Josephine Petersen, Ida O. Miller, Hazel P. Stokes, Myrtle P. Miller, Jane Jensen, Aurelia M. Eosley, Birdie Petersen and Olive P. Miller were in attendance at the Logan Temple Friday. William Bosley drove one of the cars over. Bishop and Mrs. Grover had a chance to see Mrs. Graver's brother, who was going to California. They hadVt met for 9 years. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Petersen and daughters, Marie and Faye, were in Ogden on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Taylor return ed from Ogden Sunday. Word has been received that Dewayne Call, small son of Mr. and Mrs Ivan Call, of Afton, Wyoming, 'has been quite ill with stomach trouble. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Sarah Shuman has been quiteill with a cold for the past two weeka The Seventies' quorum of Beaver, Messrs Busenbark, George, Johnson and Myron Hansen ; and of Tremonton Messrs Roundy and Stevens were in attendance at the Sacrament meeting Sunday evening. They left some very good advice with us. The bishopric, with the help of the Relief Society, are fixing up our ward meeting house. Drapes for the win dows are now ready and other equipment for the betterment of the ward is being taken care of. Plans are going forward to equip the recreation hall with a stage. The Relief Society had as their vis itor last week, Mrs. Ellen Capener of the stake board. Tuesday was spent quilting. A surprise party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hansen's of Bear River City, for the Misses Virlie and Verigie Fredrickson, whose birthdays were December 14. A sumptious din ner was njoyed. On Tuesday evening a family dinner was had at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fredrickson in their honor. - - ' : a tn r: III V . I! ff II 6 1 M 7 , Suggestions For Christmas Mails Are Given by Postmaster ...en a .' It's the pleasant way to travel. No traffic hazards or nerve strain; no discomforts. You'll arrive at your destination refreshed and rested. Union Pacific trains offer you the utmost in travel comfort and service . . . coach ' cars, seats, restful sleep in either coaches or sleeping cars. Spacious observation cars, delicious meals in dining cars. A train personnel including a Registered Nurse- Stewardess on many trains schooled to render courteous, helpful service. Low fares everywhere, and liberal stopover privileges and return limits. Make WINTfR your Holiday trip by train most economical, comiortacie, sale. for detailed Information contultt IvlOtLBlS A. I). SARGENT LILI0:L ROAD Of THE 3 timely suggestions Christmas mail. Parcels should be wrapped and tied securely, addressed plainly, bearing the return address. Christmas seals may be used on letters and parcels, but should not obstruct the address or the return address. Christmas cards in envelopes, when mailed in the city for delivery in the must city, require but one cent and aeuv-ery be sealed. Cards addressed tor outside of the city will go anywhere in the United States for one cent and a half when left unsealed. When sealed, they require three cents except for local rural rounts, wnicn i3 two cents when sealed. Patrons on rural rounts are required to place their postage on letters and cards and not leave this for the car rier to do, as that is not a part of his official duties. Carriers have a supply of postage stamps and will gladly supply their patrons needs. Mail dispatches are made as follows: 7 a. tel., to all points; 11 a. m. north to Malad; 5 p. m. all points. Incoming mails are at 8 and 11:30 a. m. Any information concerning parcel post or any other mail matter will be gladly furnished at the office win- t how much he will receive do it." fafFTq Civ her : mqjud V SUK stoCkihcj Til JiteJwp ibe irai X w "Ki f A Inoculations A GENUINE CREPE STOCKING pre-scho- ol of Mildred Bailey Program and Dance We were very delighted with the program the first and second grades gave us Friday. There was about 10 pupils that took part. The third, fourth and fifth grades helped them sing "Santa Claus 9???. A. T?wp-" l3. -- -- Mter tfae pro- - 3 Thread ALL SILK TOP TO TOE CHRISTENSEN'S Thrift Dept. Store Tremonton, Utah For Practical Gifts. Cliffs Clothiery. Inner Spring Special For the Remainder of December You Can Have Your Old Mattress Made Over Into An Inner-Sprin- g Mattress fo- r- 37.50 up NEW INNER-SPRIN- MATTRESSES G $10.50 up We Will Call for and Deliver Phone 27 EVERTON MATTRESS COMPANY BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH - i YOU CAN HAVE r J i. V , rl EXTRA MONEY MFYT rilRICTMAC f t v .jliX a JOINING THE BEAR RIVER STATE BANK'S SAVINGS CLUB NOW! v i A ! i v - AWi K : ! . -- j This Whiskey It 21 Months Old ;?A Here's the easy way to have some extra gift money next year . . . join our Christmas Snvinp-- flnM Stnrf nnw. 1. fi csiaunsn an accountt ior every memoer of your family... make next year's gift shopping easier and a real pleasure. It doesn't take much a few cents each week will grow into a tidy sum for next year's Christmas shopping. Open an account today, and eliminate this vear's worries next year! s I : i n pan ti P.wm mm 1UU Wc Will Call for and PAY CASH for DEAD or WORTHLESS HORSES & COWS Just Ring Logan Enterprise 'ill . jr.. NOTICE TO FARMERS Glcnmore Distil! ric Co., TncorporateJ Louisville Owensboro, Kentucky START NOVJJ SAVE FOR FIFTY WEEKS! If You Save If You Save $1.00 a Week You. Get $50 $1.."0 a Week You Get $73 If Yor. Save $2.00 a Week You Get $100 If You Save $2.30 a Week You Get $125 If You Save $3.00 a We'ck You Get $150 If You Save $5.00 a Week You Get $250 PLUS INTEREST EARNED BY YOUR SAVINGS 30 This is Our Private Long Distance Number the Operator Already Understands That We Pay for the Call. TS and Vaccinations ML c TREMONTON, UTAH BY-PRODUC- gram we had our dance tune for Friday- was "wLr11 i&v Aiamna got For Practical Last Thursday three county nurses and Dr. Schaff er came to the Thatcher school to give the children vaccinations and inoculations for smallpox chiland diptheria. Some dren took it. Farmers who are interested will also have a chance to discuss the range program. It is said that a change in method of payment this year is goirig to mean larger conservation allowances for many Utah ranches. And for the sugar beet growers, there is the new 1937 Sugar Act which it to be administered by the county conservation committe e. Under this new act, Utah growers will receive about $1.80 a ton of beets, varying with sugar content. BESSINGER BROS. COLORADO ANIMAL III III Ml j Leo Adams 8th grade to help him THE CHAUENSEKS 36 it. In order that postal employees may enjoy Christmas, there will be no rural route deliveries nor window service on Christmas day. Special delivery and parishable parcels will be delivered at window and within radius perscribed for special deliveries. Use airmail and special delivery for the fastest transportation SEE 1MI-0-N-- E 1(1 dows. ill Beverages & Coal : I We are just starting to feel the effects of our inoculations and vaccinations. Some are home in bed, others have stiff arms and others pull a face when they get their arm touched. My honest opinion is that we'll live thru Phone 40 r AND Ml whole school. If we don't like this idea we will go back to the old one. Ben Eldredge 7th grade Agent 1 STREAMLINERS Ml December 13, Mr. Borgstrom Fifths, Coda No. 54 Pints, Coda No. 55 I I M Ml HI . Nan 21 J LOW? - III III III HI III HI HI III Ml HI HI HI III III Ml til g j ed Tremonton, Utah Ml H soil-buildi- union pacific train deep-cushion- t! THATCHER SCHOOL NEWS our Christmas tree because it is only a little while before Christmas. This to shop from Aside advising people we will revise the situation a Postyear and mail early for Christmas, each room had a master James Walton gives a few little, other years with respect to tree, this year we will get one for the Triple 'A Heads Sched ule Time For Election! (Continued From Page One) T? short on practices or by going over on crops his payments will be reduced accordingly. "In short." savs Mr. Stewart, "un der the 1938 program, the farmer can leu right at the start Just where he is going, what he wants to do, and Q. HI CO We Also Buy HIDES - PELTS - WOOL About iy2 Mile South of Logan East of the Sugar Factory JOIN THE 1938 SjVVINGS CLUB TODAY! OUR i f t f r V ) MAKE GOOD OR WE DO Fronk Chevrolet Co. Tremonton. Utah . Foot 28 Bear River State Bank FAITHFULLY SERVING BEAR RIVER VALLEY |
