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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER capitalist system, and who are still serving him, and unless America do repent, by his present capitalist system and his organizations such as WHITNEY PRESENTS VIEWS ON NEUTRALITY V W. 19, 1803 PAC22 THRT3I 1910 AUTOGRAPHED HAT Former B. R. H. S. Plymouth On Students Receive Display This Week Scholarships here today, the brilliant new Chambers of Commcrrp I It's other civic clubs, he will lead us to1 1940 Plymouth, the biggest car and d Wm. destruction and safely down to hell. nators Dwayne Iverson and Fred Allen of the biggest value in low priced autoTremonton Jbert D. Thomas is a sad commentary upon the and former residents It mobile history. C. Tremonton and former students of Washington, D. paid leaders of America, over a ptr-iYou see new luxury everywhere, Bear River of the last 30 or 40 to find High School weie recent i I3ear Sirs: extra . room, improved rich new in ly presented with $100 .. in said America at a , and done of state totalarianisni. scholarships luuch is being: terior appointments, reminder caution to the Utah State colif you please, Agricultural keeD the U. S. out of war. Government in busine-sssignal on all instruments. Rear doors lege by Sears Roebuck and Company. iT ,Ji!ir.nt person wants war. The no individuality by designation and are now full width at bottom for eas Basing their decision on economic , interpretation only, but government-owne- d i tird say S H i"" ier entrance. New rotary door hatches need, scholastic record, interest in agand controlled absolutely by un'1 ,l-qU close with finger-ti- p pressure. ! riculture, and possibilities for leadert can see no reason why anyone the perveted dollar and interest mam val to car in the field cf agriculture, a colall adds the It or unto earth top up the dare bet I ship that iould arm to protect ue for 1940. First, magnificent styl lege committee, with Dr. R. H. Walkto pro-- , less we repent and offer an offering live not will who J! people inr, new grace, luxury distinction. in America have in righteousness er, dean, school of agriculture, at the namely, repeal of Tt themselves. We American a car of Second, of head, chose the winners in behalf of the instead interest bigger the throughout way the scheme, yet learned lower floors. the nationally known retail store. 18th ammendment, and the neutrality Increased the to The scholarships are two of the 25 Third, vision, act in America be will through are that repeal beginning dragged Howere. we new, larger safety glass windows and pitsented by the Sears Roebuck and ime of the things done in the past. to war whether or no. windshield. would be if Company to outstanding high school I can go farther and carry the chalWhat a grand thing it of vital parts graduates who will be freshmen stuFourth, super-finis- h ;L new concept would don upon the lenge to the people of the world, in ' assures new smoothness, longer life, dents in the school of agriculture at 1 1, 4 point program, namendnds of the senators and represent- the following for Plymouth s big floating power the college this year. of an ly: Theme, Creed, Code, and Slogan. the in twinkling and atives of The recipient of the scholarships re1 engine. the spirit Theme, make the world betted. they could get Firth, new sealed beam headlights, ceived $50 upon registration for the 2 Creed, Stand not in the way of between truth and error and gives 65 per cent more road light. fall quarter, and will receive $25 each legislate the constituional philosophy youth, let them do their own work, Sixth, stearing post gear shift, quaiter upon registration for the winthe the take price responsibility, pay i ' l into the government program. .r i standard on all models at no extra ter and spring quarters. I are needed: 1st or penalty, gain the reward, but I "Changes that cost. w II sac 3rd, them. It is planne-- by Sears Roebuck and stand with them and help 2nd, contribution, A mile ride in this Plymouth and Company, after the close of the fresh3 Code, which is a law of sacrifice ice-- of what? Stop the perversion, you will decide it's the finest riding man year, to select the one scholarof which unto this people and which will bring abolish interest, the nature car low price ever bought. of the material heaven of the inveterate down alphabet upon ship winner with the highest scholasthe latest in autograph features. Maury Sonnet, blessings only the HERE'S Heitz and Winzler, local Dodge and tic average for the college year and two lUi to the dollar and they them if they will humble theemselves York autograph collector and baseball fan collects signatures Plymouth dealers, announced the ar award him with a $300 scholarship the hard way on his hat. Sonnet is shown here at the Yankee Stadium mammon- end do thereafter, It Is "Abstain from rival of their first carload Wednes which will be paid $100 each year for In New York for the World Series 6ignin star would u Jo DiMaggio, ordinances of use the tobacco, the coffee, tea, done, liquor, 'This ' Yanket outfielder Cov day. the his next three years at the college. Everlasting immorality, and profanity," cbmge back and 4 Slogan, This Is a law of sacrifice euant would mend, and the rich would They also plan to award this same Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burbank and t redeemed upon the basis of the to the Americans and will distinguish number of scholarships annually and children spent Sunday at the heme to make it a permanent part of the landers contributing and sacrificing them from the monarchial and feudal EAST of Mr. and Cook in Mrs. Thomas Mrs, Ault Ogmerest, and this in turn would give. peoples of the earth. It is support no scholarship system. college By Harry and they denomination, organization, corporafair den. borrowers play poor :) Mrs. Aliqe Samson, of England, A quilting bee was held at the home turn could pay back that which is tion, or society that accepts the presreturned to their home in Mrs. Mattie Hassell and Mrs. Viv- of Mrs. A. R. Burbank on Monday. spent Friday visiting at the home of daughter upon the security given and ent capitalist system with salaries after spending several ian Hunsaker entertained Idaho, home at Preston, the Dinner was served to Mrs. Nellie Bur- Mrs. J. O. Garfield. Mrs. Samson has weeks above ten dollars a day coupled to , cording to ability. with Mrs. Rose Peton Mrs. of Hassell afternoon visiting Tuesday out war of could bank and daughter, Phyllis, Mrs. been visiting with her daughter over erson. keep And thus we interest. a Louise Pierson with Miss cause we would be functioning in; Charles Burbank, Mrs. T. R. Ault, in Richmond. My only hope of security, or peace honoring Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Garfield were miscellaneous shower. Luncheon was Mrs. Duett Mrs. Rose Peterson and son, Elmer, h capital system, which is two point upon the earth today, is that you will Loveland and son Oary, Lake visitors last weekend. Salt to served the seek after these things, instead of; thirty. all of Deweyville; Mrs. S. A. Marble were Salt Lake visitors Friday. anely (man and money) versus man Miss and Mrs. John Mr. Faye Garfield was a Provo Wednesday, Miss Augusta Brough and Miss Alof Tremonton, and Mrs. Margaiet '4jsent capitalist system which spending time and money for neutralvisitor relof on were Sunday. Becker, and calling Ogden, interest no consists, con and ice E. A. wise in attended the U. 4d money Romer of Elwood. Brough ity and embargoes, which Bernice Brough and Fae Fridal reeisists and strives, contends and des- are destined to keep America out of atives here. Mrs. Louise Jensen, of Logan, came vention in Salt Lake last weekend. turned home from Logan, where they Miss Veda and and Gardner Mr. Mrs. Lottie McCoombs and children to visit her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Lish war unless we purify America. troys. to spend the I America must take the responsibil- of Ogden, were visiting Sunday at tlicj are attending college, Yours for a balanced budget and Mrs. Horace Gardner were in Ogden over Sunday and Monday. weekend homes. at their minds and Thursday. designing Relatives from Salt Lake City, vis-- , home of Mrs. Rose Peterson. system, ity of the wicked was a Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Blackham at- ited Mrs. A. A. Loveland and Mrs. vAo have served the adversary in his W. W. WHITNEY Elwin Garfield, of Salt Lake City,! Mrs. J. O. Garfield visitor tended the teachers convention held Ida Gardner Wednesday. visited at his home here on Columbus during the week. in Salt Lake City, Thursday, Friday can States Day. United 1940 the During and Saturday. MONEY TO LOAN Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cozair and HIEIl CHANTS WISE - ADVERTISE SHOP THRU THE LEADER ADS look forward to abundant meat supMrs. J. A. Fryer was in Ogden on with" and fruits. vegetables plies along and REAL ESTATE The meat supply will probably be ThursdayT. R. Friday. Mrs. Ault spent a few days one in been FARMS OR HOMES any mm ij un.im ..l in mm. mi. larger than it has jj in with her daughter and Ogden since 1934, reports the Bureau year Mr. and Mrs. John Becker. JAMES BROUGH of Agricultural Economics. The sup Oct. 13, the M Men evening, Friday will AGENCY dried fruit and cf vegetables ply held their banquet, Girls and Gleaner be unusually large unless more export FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE 35. After the anquet a dance serving outlets develop. INSURANCE was enjoyed, which was sponsored by TREMONTON-- UTAH the Ward budget and under the diIssue Next Our AD$ For $ale In rection of the Mutual. The tables were decorated with fall flowers, old horse 1 shoes and candles. Mrs. Lloyd and little son returned LOW-PRICE- D from the Valley hospital Wednesday afternoon. i' Darrell Loveland spent the week end with his aunt, Mrs. John Becker, in Ogden. I Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Barnard and children visited relatives in Og A) den on Sunday. No wonder this big new Plymouth is hot! Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Austin and little like its new luxury styling Jo Nothing x of son, of Montana, and J. Austin, wheefbase makes posamazing size that on were Sun Salmon, Idaho, guests sible its great Luxury Ride has erer bees 40l-nloffered before in a low priced cac day evening at tFe home of Mr. and i Mrs. Marion G. Perry. BOYS df J Try the 1940 Plymouth today. Youll find a new Mrs. Alvin Norr entertained a num thrill la the sparkling performance of its big 84 ber of friends and relatives in honor horsepower engine with famous Floating Power Mrs. Charles of her daughter-in-lamountings. YouH discover a new ride raimi fa Plymouth's great Luxury Side. Come in todayi Norr, at her homt here Thursday af ternoon. Mrs. Tilda Tingey and children re turned to their home here, after spend 5 ing a few days with relatives in Brig' ham City. 4 OPEN EVERY NIGHT - ALL NIGHT Robert and Bernice Campbell and May Fryer, of Brigham City, spent Saturday and Eunday here with Bish op and Mrs. Clarence Fryer and fam KKS ol fe , ? X mon-schemer- s. jt 3 . 4, 1 1 it- con--titu- 5 - 1 te -- DEWEYVILLE TREMONTON j 1 ' ' son-in-la- ii iii .. in New 1940 , i THE BEAUTY WITH THE 4- It MEET il AND jo'e r GIRLS THE ... ch ... ... HERE of The 117-in- ND'WAY CAFE .5 EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY! COFFEE LIKE MOTHER LOW COST FOOD - HI-CLA- iiy. Elder Lynn Iverson of Bear River City, was the special speaker at the Sacrament meeting Sunday evening, MAKES FUN! SS HWWPl 7 if it Bo. . . SI For A Joyous Styliag. CHRISTMAS SEASON You know, of course, that when the public is offered o better product, sales of that product soar. Last season Send Utah KING COAL produced the cleanest coal ever made available in this market washed, dried, sized, blended and waxed coal. As a result, sales increased 76. Users everywhere praise Utah KING COAL to the sky. Try a load youll like it, too. PERSONALIZED Greet en Cards TREMONT COAL CO. Trpmnntnn Phnnp Q ALF. A. MICHAELIS VN uamnd Place Your Order Today Phone 23 NOW ON DISPLAY AT UTAH KING COAL, PRODUCED ONLY BT FUEL, COMPANY THIS NEWSPAPER OFFICE UNITED STATES - rcrt Vrx c CSa-- , ffider Zl- -rj "ivuejf, 1 IS WITH FULL FLOATING RIDE SEE ET TODAY! eitz & Winzeler Auto Co. TREMONTON, UTAH - PHONE 16 |