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Show - PACT? EIGHT BOX ELDER JOURNAL ' Brigham City, Utah Friday, March 17, 19S0 LDS . Committees t n U wards are being appointed to carry out the work. The eighty new church buildings that were dedicated during 1919 will all be landscaped and made beautiful, officials of the ' church advised. L.D.S. church members will be asked to take part in the campaign by painting their homes, improving their surroundings, making their homes a better place in which to live. During the campaign, emphasis will be given to the removal of all fire hazards; also to plan for better sanitary conditions to the health of help safe-guarthe people. pirti'-ipate- Cliurili Lays Beautifying Plans UC Books File Up BERKELEY, Calif. (UP) The s book collection of the University of California has passed the 2,500,000 mark. More than half the volumes are on the Berkeley campus. tvw W'y eight-campu- An L.D.S. church-wid- beau- e tification program Is now In the making. Letters are being sent to every ward and branch In the church asking them to " fottOlBAKER TRUCKS "r ""'S', f- ',4 cm rnsiS' Scout District ' Valley Forge Trip Public Dance By Indian School i The Intermountain Indian school employees organization will be hosts to the public at a St. Patricks day dance at the employees recreation building on the campus Friday evening (tonight) beginning at 7 Frank Crowell, presioclock, dent of the group, said today. With the hall specially decorated an excellent orchestra has been engaged to play at the event, Crowell said. 'Door prizes will toe awarded, with those arriving at the dance before 7:30 oclock eligible for them. The dance Is being sponsored to raise funds for the employees organization. Everybody is invited to attend. There will be the nominal charge of 25 cents per per- i New Studebaker designing assures extra gas mileage and fewer repairs! Modern designing puls amazing performance into truck and the Studebaker Power-Plu- s engines. They really wring the mileage out of Econ-o-mis- ' I I , $ er I. i ' ;r 11. SAYLESVILLE, Ft. I. (UP) Home after traveling 115,000 miles since last Augyst, during which he attended many banquets, the first request of President Percy Hodgson of Rotary International was for a plate of frankfurters and beans. ut JOE CARR, INC. 750 South Main ' Plain Fare Preferred Phone 737 - During the meeting Thursday, chairVerb Wiser, leadership man for the district, gave a demonstration on how counselors should conduct merit badge work. Assisting him were Scouts Dennis Gordon and David Holland. of Carl Josephson, chairman comthe" district advancement mittee, announced that the next court of review will be held at the Sixth ward chapel, Tuesday, March 28, beginning at 9:15 ' oclock. L. D. Wilde, district chairman of camping activities, explained the program is going forward t!l . 4 beemwe mm a SENATOR ELBERT D. THOMAS WILL SPEAK HERE TUESDAY Solon To Be Principal J S Speaker At Round-Tabl- e Discussion United States Senator Elbert Thomas will be guest and principal speaker at a luncheon meeting at the Howard cafe, Tuesday, March 21, beginning at 12 oclock noon, it was announced today by Newell W. Cook, chairman of the Box Elder Democratic party. A committee consisting of W. E. Davis, J. Harold Reese and N. V. Watkins has been named to handle arrangements for the luncheon. of A round table discussion problems effecting Box Elder county as well as state and na tional problems will be dis cussed. From where I sit D. pooh-poo- off Cedar biggest fish caught been "Ive Easy. Point," says catching them there for years." Then Fred goes into his office and brings out the biggest mounted oihplkbhgis COCO DOOR MATS, large $5.75 mats A4 VI RUBBER DOOR MATS, M yl M yl Cl yl regular $3.25 HEATING PAD, Lynn electric, $5.75 value PINUP LAMPS, with shade - $3.95 value BUG BLASTERS, fine r - 'i , for gardens, . $1.98 vaiu 12" RECORD HOLDER, stores 25 records, $3.95 value ?,' , rl , !.... i Irigham Cl' rEven thoi ras not nil tell yo' Standard Brands Vaculator or White Cross COFFEE MAKERS Regular $3.93 values, DAV only 3L(D) for DOLLAR ped $i f y y y ludson, C gram, A Hover, gfV fatkins, all Mens OFF on $5.95 to $8.95 OFF or. all Mens ClI y Cl II J A' yl & Slacks $6.95 to $10.90. OFF on all Mens Slacks $11.90 to $15.90 CO V ' y Boys Dress Socks, 4 pair JD Boys Sport Shirts, 2 for ... Boys Pants, Suntan, Blue . Whipcord jflii MOTHER AND SENSATIONAL DAUGHTER DRESS White Outing for diapers, 4 yds. $1 Crystal Tea Toweling, stripe, 4 yds $1 this advertiement. COAL AND APPLIANCE Phone ONE -- I.. L w ... 68 North Main t-- . $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 iith the .hen It i ere knoi elmets, v rack whi adders, h iundred 1 later, ere user f mecha im racks p OFFER nuchas 538, an us acq iroxima The Select A Ladies Dress At The Regular Price. Then Choose Another Ladies Dress up to $7.98 or A Little Girls Dress, Regularly Priced to $5.95. ally ec 2 t merge: El !x hoking thro It ear to 8 'lyof ; teing randrei esuscit iuisher ruck- stlT- -.a Mghai Ever neat FROCKS $1.00 Ladies Print DRESSES val. to $3.98 $2.00 Misses Cinderella FROCKS Odd Lots Values to $3.98 . Ladies Gowns, rayon, Krinkle Crepe $2.00 Gotham Hosiery, odd lots, values to $2.25, 2 pair $3.00 Nylon Hosiery, including Humming Bird $1 Ladies Handkerchiefs, colored, white 5 $1 Ladies Bags, 3 only $j Raincoats, Ladies & Misses Plastic .... $1.00 Ladies Rayon Vests, 2 for $1.00 Nylon Mesh Gloves, pr. 50c Childrens Underwear, Cotton Vest and Panties, 3 for 50c (oprlated Ladies Dresses, $2.99 to $12.99 Norton Unbleached Muslin, 4 yds. $1 $2.00 Black Rock Unbleached Extra! Extra! Muslin, 40", 3 yds $1.00 Table Damask colored border 2 yd $1 TURKISH Canton Flannel, unbleached, 3 yds $1 red C. Pe en and J After th een orga ous Misses $5L W. larencc for only Pillow Cases, 2 for Cotton Batts, 2 lb Dark Outing, 3 yds Ernest ley, mjj MATCHED LUGGAGE PLUS TAX ONLY fall of Fred Law hristensei oothe, Lc Ui If Cl Sizes and he en, y SOME a owden, L. saac A. Ji fiii yl I Reg. $1.49 MENS DRESS and SLACK ClI SOCKS, 3 pair MENS POLO SHIRTS 4 I long sleeve. Extra special MENS WORK SHIRTS CQ Aft valid Chambray, 2 for MENS LEATHER GLOVES CO $3.19 values for MENS HEAVY WORK Cl SOCKS, 4 pair MENS WORK PANTS CO L Extra special . MENS LEATHER and Cl LEATHER FACED GLOVES . .. I HAND and city ng r, Overnight or Pullman. Reg. $3.95 to $5.95. Matching Vanity Case, value $3.45 to $5.45 -- an ! neeting lerfected. The first isted of 2 et C. Bow $1.00 on small appliances , Radios, Paints, Clean ing Supplies not otherwise listed in fire up bet his.systen After the ity .water uizens be All Sizes, Styles, Colors. White and Colored Dress Shirts, some Sport Shirts and Fancy Westerns. Buy one at the regular price, select a second shirt in same price class or less for only closeout IFF 1 here 4 VI For Dollar .Day Only grai ditch yI DONT MISS THIS! cart the BLOUSES ivory passe e!p ine SPECIALS E early ays, Copyright, 1950, United State $ BrtwertFmi woulc lenty of i lg and tu Upon the NuENAMEL Pork Floor and Deck, regular $1.65, now quart STAR-BRIT- only w( he me yl McMURTRY HOUSE PAINT, $1.55 quart, now NuEnamel, colors India, maize buff only, Regular $2.95 quart, Dollar Day s h ashioned Ladies PAINT tl water angaroo I, ! Prior to ity ,ould M SERVING TRAYS, Camfield value to $5.95 t ant buckets, plai y Vi at the irandishing oungster d ijirette ou a t it when re rawn yl MARCH 18th P' so i ere pather but The man y SATURDAY ONLY ,1 ftJ rainbow .trout you ever saw. Bet that was caught at the sawmill," comments Handy. Cedar Point," y ( From where I sit, them u, ways two (or more) sides to story. Lets live end let Hni true American tradition of y tion. Your opinion is vroitk ti but so is the other whether Its on politics, the) fishing spots, or whether he k temperate glass of beer uT like buttermilk. - ' - the sign, Though tt fife ike The on! ned for f MENS s citizor luring iriual own. MENS SWEAT SHIRTS i Easy. Well,' Uy, youre both wrong. I Unglt, baby right out in the middle frnl icular 7k BARGAINS . says " vo The ,,ted Rob- Handy Peterson and Easy the erta got In quite an argument other day over at Freds Garage to fish talking about the best spot Lake. Green at up la the Opposite the old sawmill best spot, says Handy. But Easy him. Ive seen the h interested In atare invited to affair the tending do so, Chairman Cook said. Senator Thomas will arrive here at about 11 oclock in the morning Tuesday after an appearance before an assembly of several hundred students at Weber college in Ogden. After the completion of his meeting Joe Mart Handy and Easy Are Both Wrong W All people ties , Jack Snyder wasnt winters icy blasts tr&J car. Snyder drap blanket over the motj it warm. There must I hTSrigham City he will visit a' short .circuit because th' will speak at ket caught fire anJ Logan where he Snyders car to a charrJ a reception Tuesday evening. Denver. There will be a variety of games and concessions that may be played at the dance. twist-resisti- l, . son. gasoline. Modern designing reinforces evsry rugged Inch of the Studebaker truck structure. A "plus" of frame length for maximum load space and load support. An exclusive up front. Check up on Studebakertrucks now tee why they're trucks in cutting hauling costs. Americas stand-o- the e People Planned !! In for this district. They will toe a basic scouter course March 20, an adult soouters camping course, which will be held April 28, with an overnight stay at Camp Kie-seand a green bar course At the monthly meeting of the scheduled for sometime in April. The next meeting of the group officials of the South Box Elder Boy Scout district, Sam Gordon, will be held Thursday, April 13. chairman for the district, announced that 25 Boy Scouts Aerial Camera Detects from that district' had made application to go on the Valley Underground Ruins Forge trip from June 29 to July ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UP) Use 5, and described what the trip of photography to detect anwould be like. cient ruins that are now entireGordon told that the first stop ly below ground is the subject of any length of time will be of a display at George Eastman at Chicago where the boys will House. baseball witness a Featured in the showing are game and tour the highlights of unusual British aerial photothe city. From there they will graphs of archeological sites in visit Detroit, Michigan and in- England. The sites date back spect one of the large automo- to the Roman conquest. After leaving bile factories. Chemical discolorations of the Detroit they will cross the bor- soil and in crop markings der into Canada and will ap- even a level grain field show the from Falls proach Niagara the presence of sub surface arCanadian side. cheological sites. Use of aerial photography as They will vLsit Rochester, New was York and will go on to visit an aid to archeologists first World recognized during JoPalmyra, the Hill Cumorah, War I when British fliers In seph Smiths home and other Mesopotamia noted how ancient points of historical interest to cities and litigation systems in Utah people. The boys will the Euphrates Valley could be miliPoint West visit probably seen In detail from the tary academy, and will then air, even great though they were bespend two or three days In New low ground. York City visiting the highlights of the city. After breaking camp at Valley Forge, the group will stop at Washington, D. C. on the return trip home, at Kansas City and then will continue home via Officials Hear Of d I, for a camporee sometime May. Vern Wiser then explained three courses lie Is preparing TOWELS Colored Hand Towels. - THESE .. White Bath Towels , 20 x 40 for TEA TOWELS Birdseye Cloth Fast Drying $1 6 SPECIALS DOLLAR GOOD DAY Van Eng for $1 WHILE ONLY THEY AT LAST ZA |