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Show son: four ?S? THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1946 WANTED 5 room apartment or FOR SALE you ars era? small home. Tremonton, Garland or Ticinity. Contact Leadtfn All kind used farm er Office. J UHDEp-RI- . lk. Konpms Implement. N. of R. R. Station. Phone tfc 5- -9 c:t SALE No Hunting and No trespassing signs at the Leader. ery thing SMALL BOSTITCH Stapling vlachines and staples for sale t the Leader. For home or of- Ice use. JTAHBYPRODUCTS Grain bed and esFOR SALE Estate coal heater tate white enamel coal range. 4 like new. Call Mrs. Jesse Phone ltp 0 Garfield. tfc FOR SALE Fur coat practically FOR SALE Banded canary bird. new. See Mrs. Keith Hunsaker, 4 7 ltc Honeyville. If interested call 62. ltp FOR SALE Circulating heater, FOR SALE Estate heatrola in good condition. Will heat 3 to excellent condition. Call Harold 4 4 rooms. ltp Ezra N. Didericksen, J. Hall, Garland 2nd east and 2nd north, Tre- FOR SALE 12 guage double 4 monton. ltp barrell shotgun, good shape WANT TO BUY Flat top office Henry C. Johnson, 39 North 2nd desk. J. G. Burgess Plumbing East Brigham. Phone 547. 4 ltp and Sheet Metal Works. 4 ltc 35-J- 3. 10-2- 64-J- 4. 10-1- 30-R1- 10-2- 1. 10-2- FARM FOR SALE 7-- "T'ng, 10-2- Jlecorating. Best of materials md workmanship. Free esti SODA WATER can be bought by mates. Phone tfc the case at the George Napoil 9-- 12 home. JELL Your freshly dead and use- less horses and cows to White's FOR 10-2- 2tc 4 acres choice land with full water right. Frame, two apartment home, located Yz mile from Tremonton business district. One apartment will be available within two weeks. This place is priced right and can be purchased for $4500.00 cish and balance of $6000.00 over a ten year period at low interest. Will be shown by appointment 30 Peony roots, lily 6 new varieties of and and bulbs, for Farm highest prices Trout Phone Hyrum Tulip bulbs including the beau- only. pick-u- p. juick tiful parrot tulips. Prices right. O. G. BARGERON, Real Estate collect. Plant them now . See my home Broker. Carroll B. Williams, 'BE SURE INSURE IN SURE grown evergreens, shade trees, salesman, 20Y2 So. Main BrigINSURANCE" and "Be sure you tfn shrubs, etc. Roses for spring ham City. Vnsure where Insurance is a delivery, 40 varieties in the jusiness." James Brough Agency. everblooming class. Early orders tfn save you money on roses, fruit G r4 11-R- ) SALE: 2, 9-- 26 0 oooouantXhano? f no obligation our sales van will trees, etc. and assure their Local Happenings delivery as most nursery stocks Prescilla Jean Tolling of Arare still limited. D. H. ROSEN-BAUtop at your door and you can Landscape Gardner and cadia, California, was a week:hoose a piano from among six. end guest of Renae Getz. Vrite today. HART PIANO CO. pioneer grower of Evergreens, etc. Main South Street, Brigham -6 tfc 'reston, Idaho. Mrs. Ed Nelson returned to City, Utah. DATE! iEHAmTouTOpiYacto Burley, Tuesday, after visiting FOR SALE Coal range, $15. In- here a week with her mother, Ne have new ternational harvester, $1100 and Mrs. Dan Taylor. Srain choppers, also loaders, grain elevators, Elcar house trailer, $975.4 Call 3tp Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strand Nov!uger type. Phone of Ogden visited here Sunday. FOR1IaLE2 grain and hay mowing machine, IOBBINS IMPLEMENT CO. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shumway d rice and Repair work on all hay rake, complete derrick, beet plow, beet cultivator were in Salt Lake, Sunday. days ;ypes of farm machinery. We plow, table with leaves. a round and w y u icugci piatca VJU a.11 O. A. Seager, 284 Mrs. H. T. Woodward and Mrs. K. Street, Salt 10-ypes of mowers. tfn Lake City or Mrs. Leland John- Kenneth Scoopmire were in Og4 ltp den, Monday. JEER HUNTERS ATTENTION son, Thatcher. Ve have a great demand for FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet, Lawrence Bennett and Mrs. leer hides. Call or bring your cupboard, 2 round tables, a kit!Y- tides "to the Utah chen table and a child's scooter Johnny Walker of Carey, Idaho, visited Sunday with Mr. and 3 Jariand or Tremonton almost new. Phone fY 14, A. R. Bennett. 59-Mrs. 4 2tc 0 5411 8tc man-Nov'5ii- 72-R- M, ne Minneapolis-Mo-i7Nov"u(i- re 10-2- 69-J- 2. 1. ay ition 10 10-2- 4-- 35-J- UTAH -- 'ce the J. 10-2- 10-1- t'..L-Ji- W fflr- -1 W W" i ' , Re - Elect To the State Legislature 1. 2. MINORITY LEADER OF HOUSE SPONSOR OF LEADING FARM LEGISLATION At two sessions has sponsored and seen passed a law exempting from road tax the fuel used in farm tractors. (Vetoed by the Governor). 3. LEGISLATION TO PREVENT ILLEGAL STRIKES Introduced a Bill outlawing the "Closed Shop," "jurisdictional strikes" This policy is now and "secondary Boycott" among labor unions. of as means a fore nationally cutting down the number of coming to the strikes that plague our economy today. 4. Barrier Against Rust and Various Vapors. 10-2- 10-2- U. in Will Make Impenetrable 10-1- XVASH for Live Poultry. H. A. O -- V3am, 453 N. 2nd Vest, Brigh;am FOR THAT SMART appearance to 1 P have a fabric belt made at m .'bone 698. Clarke's Singer Shop, North Tremonton by the Post Office. Free spray and brush. Commer- - estimate on repairs. Service all s. :ial, residential, iarm Duuamgs makes machines and vacuums. md roof coating. Papering and 4 ltp 32-J- 9 Plastic Cocoon FOR SALE 10-2- : ash for dead or useless cows, hor- es, sheep or hogs. Phone Tremonton 159-- J or Garland tfc - Encase B-2- 10-2- 10-1- 0 augment. a W, Coal range, good condition. See Mrs. E. W. Ward, 4 ltc Riverside. CLASSIFIED ADS SALE JEAR RIVER. VALLEY LEADER MEMBER OF IMPORTANT INTERSTATE OPERATION COMMITTEE CO This committee is composed of legislators appointed from the 48 states to represent their respective states in working out uniform legislation among the states, thus preventing legislative reprisals of one state against another. Also, states rights are more carefully guarded against Federal encroachment. 1 , PHILADELPHIA Fourteen hun-dre- d are going to be wrapped in plastic packages at a Georgia airfield. At the same time 1,125 vessels ol the U. S. navy will be similarly packaged at Hudson river and other anchorages. Exhaustive tests have shown that the mineral asphalt plastic will be MEMBER OF IMPORTANT BUSIINELlsTUDY COMMITTEE Working towards the acquisition by the State of the Bushncll Hospital property. Representative Kerr sponsored and defended the "Bushncll Bill" in the House of Representatives. 6. SUBSERVIENT TO NO GROUP Obligated to no lobbyists and a greater Utah. a free agent for a better Box Elder County fP.iJ Political Adv.) VOTE NOVEMBER MAKE YOUR pay and just as a private: Base Pay $ 75 00 Allowance Wife and Child 5a 00 tunitl war officially ends) 43 00 Food, clothes, housing . Medical and dental care . 8.00 PLANS FOR TOMORROW TODAY! The specture of want, privation Insurance or poverty need never haunt Travel,, Laundry and Misc. Annuity for Fvetirement as you if you take just one im- portant step. No depression will worry you (paid by U. S.) . no assessments are deducted Total from your pay no seasonal Income Tax you don't pay or industrial "layoffs' no fear of unemployment no housing problems to beset you . . . no worries over medical, dental or hospital bills . . . excellent food and clothing all provided. A an impenetrable barrier to rust, corgood starting salary with al rosion, fungus and every known most certain regular Increases. A type of vapor for the next half cen- fat monthly retirement income for life after 20 years' service tury. Since development of the plastic (much greater after 30 years.) and its use by the army and navy, All these 14 advantages and many the joint chiefs of staff have anmore are IF can yours. you qual nounced that implements of war will be In constant readiness un- ify for enlistment in the NEW der the protective coverings of this regular United States Army! new plastic. You'd better hurry, as qualifica Until February 8 of this year, the tions .for enlistment are being discoverer and developer of what steadily raised! has been "Cocoon, lived almost in isolation with his re That's right! Enlistment in the stricted formula while the navy car finest army in the world is your ried out exhaustive laboratory ex guaranteed insurance of "free periments on its potentialities and dom from want" now, or at any possibilities. time as long as you live. Here The discoverer is former Lt. is one example of monthly Army Comdr. William H. Hoist, an industrial chemist, formerly connected ... Grand Total . $3423 as well now, month in and month out, year in and year out? Think it over then act. Co in and discuss your particular problem with the 13.50 12.00 ... ... U. S. Army Recruiting 102 FEDERAL 312.73 of- ficer nearest you TODAY! LOGAN, 103.23 . .... . . . 5 Are you doing after 20 years M-S- s BUILDING UTAH Tommy Miller of Colorado re- weeks. FREE HALLOWE EN SHOWJ SPECIAL PROGRAM ORPHEUM THEATRE trade-name- d THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st with the Atlas Powder Co. He now is associated with the coatings lab oratories of the R. M. Hollingshead Corp. in Camden, sole possessors of the manufacturing rights of the plastic. Sprayed on Guns. Hoist, who made his discovery at the naval ordnance laboratory at Silver Springs, Md., said its vast ex- plorable future is "unpredictable, its uses thousandfold and its improvement beyond the realm of scientific Imagination." The second step of Hoist's discovery was completed by G. Russell Hersam, a civilian engineer at the Silver Spring laboratory, and associated with the consulting firm of Butler & Co. Hersam studied the fundamentals grouped by Hoist and painstakingly assembled them into a process. He in turn gave his adaptation to Maynard L. Adams, a young naval officer, who developed Important application methods. Then the navy started its experiments, using small guns for the initial spray method and concluded its tests by wrapping a destroyer es rnrt: in a nlnsti mnplrarro m attP fil4Mi ' The army was curious. It applied for and received permission to use the processed asphalt mineral on Email guns, graduated to the antiaircraft type, and finally proved the adaptability at the plastic by spraying a small pursuit plane into a spackage. . :3SzrOn Restricted List. Meanwhile both branches of the service kept Cocoon" on the restricted list until last February when the Hollingshead Corp. acquired the formula and the formulators to guide its future destiny. Along with Hoist, Hearsam and Adams now are employed by the company. R. M. Hollingshead, chairman of the board of the Camden company, said the finest piano made can be first covered with a paper wrapping sprayed with the "Cocoon" plastic, and immersed in a lake until the buyer finds a house to put it in, and the piano will be as perfect as when it was inspected at the factory. The finished plastic covering has a rubber-lik- e texture and has a tensile strength of 2,000 pounds per square inch. To remove the covering, only a sharp knife is needed and none of the "Cocoon" webbing that's the first coat clings to it. The machine is ready for immediate service. When China bought the machinery layout of the Lycoming Motor Corp. In Williamsport, a short time ago, the buyers had each machine wrapped in the same plastic package. Call for Surplus Jeeps Far In Excess of Supply and heavy demand. WAA said certificates already Issued far exceeded existing supply or any additional surplus that might The jeeps, trucks, be set aside. tractors and cranes will continue to e list for sale remain on a only to veterans. Japs Receive First Shoes Since Pearl Harbor Creak TOKYO. Japanese stood In long lines to buy their first shoes since Pearl Harbor. orThe Japanese government dered the distribution of 60,000 paiis of shoes one pair to a family. Mi re than 200 persons stood in a queue all night to be sure of getting their shoes. Prices ranged from 100 to 1D0 yen (about $7 to $10) a pair. to 7 p. m. CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY SHERIFF Democratic Ticket A Your consideration at the November 5th Election will be graciously accepted. (Paid Political Adv.) t pmj to wmt n mu iremiiw worn i i (i- - Ttrnm .ifrnm it mmm nr.iw ' p iTT. - v "- rf JJ FINEST OF THE FAMOUS "SILVER So many veterWASHINGTON. ans ore trying to buy surplui Jeeps, trucks, tractors, and cranes that war assets administration decided to quit issuing certificates for such purchases. WAA officials said that the chance of any new applicants finding a surplus jeep was about on In SO or even less because cf short supply 5 Warren W. Hyde Kir STREAKS" MdJ. si vely that th ere is no substitute for Pontiac When you consider how much more dependability! For reasons beyond our you'll get by waiting for a new Pontiac control, which we regret as much as you, you'll agree that here is one case where production is below what waiting pays oil in hand had been anticipated. Ikit some dividends. COMPLITI SERVICE OFFERED improvement is being made Pontiacleadsitsfleldbysuch XTbilt awaiting your neu and the wait, from here a wide margin because there Pontiac, keep your prttent out, may be shorter than you is no substitute for what it tar running at peak efficiency think. But whatever the time with proper tenict and offers. There is no substitute upkeep. Money thut spent before your Pontiac is ready for Pontiac beauty for may prevent j ailurei at some wait! When you Jo get for Pontiac performance inconvenient time and uill it you'll have the finest protect your car's trade-ior for Pontiac comfort value. Our complete service automobile offered at any Pontiac safety and handling Jacilitiet are offered at reawhere near the price! case. And the years of warsonable prices. W Turn in HfNRY t UnQ o tbt air h.k time usage proved conclu n WAYNE SANDALL MOTOR CO PHONL95-- R - turned this week after visiting: 30.03 i with Eugene Hill for several I FOR THE KIDDIES years old and under set-asid- 5. Trcmonton. Utah. TRLMONTON |