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Show Advance estimates by the U. S. Bureau of Mines Indicate that 100,000,000 gross tons of iron ore will have been mined during 1949. That is a peace-tim- PAGE POUR BOX ELDER JOURNAL Brigham City. Utah Friday, June 9, 1950 j Mrs. Emery Reese honored newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. John Ray evening. Harper Wednesday Mrs. Harper is the former Reva Ann Reese and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Harper of R.F.D. Ho. 1, Brig- anan Gaaai dsniB ci FASTIft iasm Ttuut ww leftte Making , ,,.A,u ' 'ft properly-cure- high-grad- d hay depends a great deal on the farm equipment you use. Thats why we say . , . stick to John Deere its Haying Equipment passed. ; On every job, John Deere Hay tools will finish the work the way you want it done . , . quickly, efficiently, and economically. us soon for complete details. See II MERimiLS, "Walk A Block - & box for 10 minutes yelped more than those put In a box in a series of 10 distributed periods. The puppies who BAR HARBOR, Me. (UP) Punish your children gradually, took their punishment in one not all at once. Thats the advice of Dr. Emil Fredericson of the Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial laboratory. He bases his suggestion on the results of experiments with , puppies. Puppies Isolated In a small Gradual Punishment Urged ForYoung Beautiful Reception At Reese Home Honors Mr. And Mrs. John Ray Harper Wed. Evening A beautifully arranged wedGirl Next Door ding reception at the home of ham City. The radiant bride was lovely In a pastel pink suit accented with white accessories and a unique blue and white corsage. Her maid of honor, Rita Jensen was attired in an eggshell suit with white accessories. Other members of the wedding party were .the best man, Frank May, Mr, and Mrs. James S. Harper and Mrs. Emery J. Reese. They stood before . a profusion o 1 spring flowers, carrying out the pink and white color scheme used throughout the spacious home in flowers and refreshments. The serving table was covered with an exqusite Venetian cutwork cloth, centered with pink and white floral arrangements in a low crystal and silver bowl, flanked by tall white burning tapers in silver holders. The mantle was banked with the pink and white spring flowers. , INC. - Mrs. J. Quil Nebeker greeted the guests at the door. In charge of the array of beautiful gifts were Mrs. John Reese, Mrs. Clair .Knudsen and Bunny Reese, Assisting in the dining room were: Carol Burt, Virginia Wilde, Anna Jean Turley, Janet Save'' Gourley, Carolyn Hall, Florence Harper, Ann and Jean Nebeker and LaNoma Hirschi. . ; , , - Parley and Nelda Jones girl gomery, Yost, baby - May 29., ' GIRLS Mont- jV0 n or one of the other NINE PRIZES Today & COME IN AND REGISTER 1 on MERRELUS MILEAGE GUESSING CONTEST Saturday IN COLOR THE NEVADAN . Jane Powell . . who is known for her won- ' derful voice and homey quality, assumes a little sophistication for her new role in Nancy Goes To Rio. Barlow, Logan, baby girl, born May 31. Mitsuru and Ruby Tanaka Yamasaki, Corinne, ' baby boy, born May 31. Albert and Lucille Phillips Hansen, Brigham City, baby boy, , , , born June 2. Leonard and Ora Nelson Pedgirl, dlings, Brigham City, baby : born June 2. V . Terno and Sachika Ochi Corinne, baby girl, born RANDOLPH SCOTT DOROTHY MALONE FORREST TUCKER Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Seen By 10,000,000 People At $2.40 Each NOW AT POPULAR PRICES! There Has Never Been Motion Picture Like Mor-inak- "THE a, KEED 3. George and Claire Neal Snowville, baby girl born June 3. Jesse and Nola Wheeler Reay, Corinne, baby girl born June 3. Ed and Ada Neal Pratt, Snowville, baby girl, born June 4. James and Dorothy Knudsen Mason, Brigham City, baby girl l, In Technicolor 39c to 6 P. M. 50c Eve. Children 14c Feature Starts At 9:30 4:20 1:45 7:00 Be Sure And See It From The Start bom June 5. born Ned and Norma Ray Stokes Beesley, Willard, baby boy born Frank and Wilma Kroksh An- June 5. derson, Tremonton, R.F.D. No. 1, Franklin and Oriiss Bradbury Hunsaker, R. F. D. No.' 1, baby baby girl born May 31, Kimber and Faye Petersen girl, born June 8. : HERE ARE THE PRIZES! A . Gar-banat- Lloyd and Julene Hancey Gustaveson, Ogden, baby boy, ; born May 26. Samuel and - Janice Roche Chournos, Tremonton, baby boy, born May 27. 1 BOYS June ftsPIBTHS one-minut- e of ilenee In emotlonailv laree dose yelped an average 1103 times whereas those whose- situations can be much aversevere if the situation punishment was gradual P?sed on the, organism 347 yelps. aged ex- - giving it a chance to Dr Fredericson said the periments indicate "that Movies Are Better First Grand Prise The Schwinn in our window (or a girl's bike Bicycle of your choice) regular $49.50 value, to the boy or girl who guesses the EXACT MILEAGE. 2nd Prize $12.50 credit on Schwinn bike to the boy or girl who guess nearest to ' r the exact mileage. 3rd Prize $10.00 credit on Schwinn bike 4th Prize $ 7.50 credit on Schwinn bike 5th Prize $ 5.00 credit on Schwinn bike 6th Prize $3.75 camp axe 7th Prize $2.60 hunting knife 8ih Prize $2.25 hunting knife 9th Prize $1.85 hunting knife 10th Prize $1.50 hunting kniie Winners will be notified and results announced Wednesday, June 21. You do not have to be present at the closing hour of the contest. Only one prize will be awarded to a family but everyone can guess. In our window is a Schwinn bicycle with q electric motor and o Speedometer attach, ed. We want you to guess how far it wiJj travel in 8 days. The speedometer only registers to 999 miles and then starts over again at 000, so your guess must be in th last three digets only and well disregard the thousands. For example, if you figy,, the bike will travel 1,032 miles, your gUMJ should read 032. All entries must be on our official blanks. You can get them FREE o our store nothing to buy no obligation, See the bike running then come in and make your guess. The date and time oi your entry must be indicated on the entry blany and in case of a tie, the entry received first will win the highest prize, tying entries will receive next lower prize. Decision of our judges will be final. Speedometer will not be unmasked until the contest closes at 5:00 P. 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It will add beauty to the home, also. Priced specially for Fathers Day $95 it (See it-he- res drive & Mm $ ? Chrysler Driving Advantages: it... Prnfomaflc Fluid Drive Trrmmiuion ; ; , automatic shifting with exclusive car control! High Comextra power at . all pression Spitfire Engine speeds. Superfinished parts for longer life. Exclusive lubrited cylinder walls for far greater wear! proof Ignition System . , . prevents stalling in flood or storm instant starts in dampest weather. Full Flow Oil Filter keeps oil dean. gear value all the way through! built-i- n ... Chrysler Comfort Advantages: fhairHnight Seats ... no crouching on the floor no lackmfe discomfort! Functional Design . . . fg rixm ' e8shou.ld8r- - Easy enter and lC,B'r'arm Steering . . . minimizes road shock nates wheel fight. Rubber Body Mountings W'r eliminae vibration, help coordinated spring and shock absorber action give smoothest ride in history. iZJTc Chrysler Safety Advantages: Safety Rim Wheels . . . wont throw tiros after blowouts at normal speeds. Constant Speed Windshield Wiper . . . electrically operated wont slow down when you step on gas. Safe Guard Hydraulic Broket exclusive balanced brake power, smoother stops, less pedal pressure. Cydebonded linings for double the wear. Full vision unobstructed view wherever you need it. ' ... ... i The Beautiful CLYDE B. STRATFORD, Manager MOTOR GO. with Fluid Drive 75 South Main Street i |