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Show THE BOX ELDER NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1919. o That SOMETHING- Mr. J. M. Boothe of Honeyville is in Brigham on business today. Banker M. I). Evans of Garland was a business visitor to Brigham City to - The Board of Education is holding a regular session today, all the mem bers being in attendance. Miss Martha Evans returned yesterday from Logan where she had been spending the lore part of the week visiting relatives. IT MAKES a difference in your appearance when you put on a regal shoes new pajr 0f SHOES so pick Be sure your Shoes carefully! you get Value as well as style. The way to be sure is to come Bishop A. M. Seely of Rosette is in Brigham City today to be in attendance at the meeting of the Board of Educa tion. Mr. and Mrs. William -- here for VALUE-FIRS- and week in Salt Lake City visiting friends. Mr. William Holmes, auditor of Salt Lake City, is in Brigham City auditing the municipal records. Mr. and. Mrs. H. L. Meffert went down to Salt Lake City Monday and from there they left for Pocatello on Tuesday, returning to their home in this city 'Wednesday evening. Mr. Lewis Boothe of Honeyvilie, was in Brigham City today visiting rela tives and friends. Mr. Boothe is rapidly approaching his 87th birthday and is in the full possession of his mental faculties and enjoys reasonably vigorous health. Sergeant Arlow Anderson arrived at his home in Salt Lake City Wednes day of this week from Camp Russell, Wyoming. He was in the army 24 months, 8 months of which time were spent in France. Sergeant Anderson came up to Brigham City today to spend a few days visiting relatives and friends. T REGAL SHOES 0 per cent Less Our Big Special Bargain Sale Begins! See our windows Saturday evening after closing. 300 PAIRS OF L. D. S. GARMENTS WILL GO AS FOLLOWS: $2.00 L.D.S. Garments 2.75 L.D.S. Garments . . . . $ 1.00 1.45 1.50 Sample Waists, Pretty New KffPCtR 1 lot $1.50 Mens Dress Shirts . . 1 lot 1.25 Boys Dress Shirts . . 1 lot 2.50 Mens Sample Felt Hats 1 lot 4.50 Ladies Shoes . . . ! S .69 .85 .65 1.00 1.69 Hundreds of other seasonable articles will be laid on our BarCome early, some article is waiting for you. Each reduction absolutely genuine. gain Tables. C. Holst & Son Remember the place, half block south of Tabernacle. The News editor is in receipt of a letter from Private Orlando N. Anderson, Bat. A, 13th Field Artillery, A. E. F., in which he states that he jpst returned from a visit to Monte Carlo, the famous resort in northern Italy on the Mediteranean Sea. He saw the name of Leon P. Christensen, another Brigham City boy, on the Y. M. C. A. register but could not locate him in the city. Private Anderson states that it will likely be some months before he gets back home. He is a brother to Private Albert S. Anderson of the First Division, who recently arrived home. on any Shoe in the store SAT U Evans daughter motored over from Logan and spent one day during the week visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Evans. Miss Helen Jensen is spending a SHOES! will be SHOES -t- he VALUE-FIRSkind for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN. Monday Morning day. that quality of True Worth, of entire dependability, is expressed by VALUE FIRST. T mgg four. SEMI-WEEKL- Y BAY! Qrn iurou ImlKJ R Luncheon on City's Products. Orleans luncheon was given in that city recently, at which every dish, from soup to nuts, was made entirely of New Orleans The object was to prove to products. housewives that they need buy no other than homemade groceries and A made-in-Ne- FOR SATURDAY! 10 bars White Birch Soap . . . . . 50c 20c can Velva Syrup 15c Teco Pancake Flour 10c e Lunch Set 25c 41-piec- PERSONAL ITEMS TO MY CUSTOMERS. have removed from my former A ten pound baby boy arrived at the place of residence to the house imhome of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Compton mediately south of the Edwards resion Wednesday of this week. dence, corner First North and First Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Jensen, Mrs. East street where I will be glad to Hulda J. Snow and Willard Jensen of have you call at any time. Salt Lake City were visiting in BrigW. H. GLEAVE. ham on Wednesday. adv. Watkins Remedies. I The M. I. A. of the Fourth ward will give a Home program Sunday evening at s oclock. Come and learn what the coming home makers think a home should be. Also a good musi-ca- n Your Guests Well Fed IF WE DO IT Hospitality is a cardinal virtue of the housewife. IN THE MATTER OF MEATS you cannot afford to offer excuses or regrets to your guests. The success of your entertaining depends upon the quality of your meals. GIVE US THE CONTRACT and you will have no excuses to offer. program. Norman Iverson purchased a Dodge touring car from the Cheesman Auto Co. on Wednesday of this week. Mr. Trevor Morgan, cashier on the O. S. L. system, returned to his station at Ucon, Idaho, this morning, after spending two weeks in Brigham City recuperating from an attack of the flu while stationed at Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oleaver have sold their home on North Main street to Mr. Eph Dunn of Perry and they have taken up quarters in the Edwards property on First East street, two doors south of the First North street Mr. PLANT TREES NOW WE HAVE A NICE LOT OF STRONG VIGOROUS CHERRY, APRICOT, PLUM, PRUNE AND APPLE TREES ON HAND YOU CAN GET THEM THE DAY YOU ORDER. Strawberry Plants EVERBEARING CHESAPEAKE AND EARLY OZARK. LET US ADVISE YOU ON THE BEST VARIETIES OF SEEDS TO PLANT FOR MARKET. OUR STOCK IS TESTED AND RELIABLE. BALED HAY, OATS, BARLEY, WHEAT, MILLFEEDS. EGGS FOR HATCHING CASH FEED STORE Phone tZ 154. Nils J. Torkelsen of Oakland, Calif., owner of U. S. patent for preserving meals, fruits and vegetables and a meat compound known as "Royal Tongue, has closed a contract with the Cash Grocery and Meat Co. of this city, giving them the exclusive right to manufacture and sell this products within the city limits, .Mr. Torkelson is widely known throughout the entire west because of his patent and is at present on his way to introduce his goods in the Eastern States. and Pork Roasts for your Sunday dinner. WANT COLUMN WANTED. Phone 12 after A few setting hens 4 p. m. A new supply of used Fords, recent ly taken in exchange, for sale reason able. Stewart Motor Co. tf Mathias Brothers PHONE 1 LAWN HOSE, couplings, sprinklers, lawn mowers grass catchers. Lawn mowers sharpened. John Rockwood Brigham City Novelty Works. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Good used Automobiles. Will take cows or hors or sell on commission. We get re suits. Phone Ogden 41 or 730. FOR SALE Registered Jersey bull. Call P. J. Peterson, Phone 190-j- . corner. Mayor John W. Peters went down to Ogden yesterday to attend a meeting of the committee having in charge the arrangements for the Golden Spike celebration to be held at Ogden on May 10th. Mayor Peters was Invited by special request and was accompanied to Ogden by Mrs. Peters. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright relumed yesterday from an extended visit with members of her family at Idaho Falls. Mrs. Wright was called to that place to wait upon two of her sons and members of their families who had contracted influenza and she herself was taken ill a few days after her arrival. She has fully recovered however. We have the choicest Beef A Soda Fountain where the dest is none too good, and age or poor service. that best never spoiled by-ol- Banner Ice Cream Today WANTED. Young man from 16 to years of age to learn the printing trade. An opportunity to a boy with fairly good education. Apply at the News office. tf The Peoples Drug Co. PHONE FOR SALE. One of the best dry farms in Blue Creek Vaiiey. Joins the townSite of Howell. Also 20 acres of irrigated land. Call on or write D. H. Jordan, Howell, Utah. terms, to suit the purchaser, to the Choice farm and garden seeds I00' right party. This is a real opportun- varieties. Fruit Growers Association ity. For further information call W. tfde? this office. tong adv tf. Sure we have seeds Selling mortdrit WANTED. Early Rose and Blue seeds than ever. Fruit Growths Victor Potatoes, Wheat, Oats and hay, Association. eng tf. loose or baled. Brigham City Fruit ram Growers Association? Pulverize clay bircs at your bereft, tf with Remington UMC gun and shell-yiWANTED. Setting hens Norman Jej. Lee. tf Ipfei Now is the time to preserve yoc, WANTED a few thousand good eggs while they are cheap. Fleming adobes. Dr. It. T. Willey. tf. Egg Preserver will do it. Easily P FOR SALE CHEAP Modern house, plied. A 4 oz jar will preserve H1 six rooms, bath room, cellar, pantry doz. Get it at Brigham Fruit Gro tf I and clothes closet, Ys or4 acre lot, lo- era. cated on 3rd west. Apply to Hans Spring time is here, why not Ogaard, 45(1 south 3rd west. advtf that old mattress, youve been sl Ford owners, beware of bogus parts ing on all winter renovated and sold by misrepresentatives. Insist like new. We also make first upon having genuine parts, made by mattresses out of old clothing. Henry Ford others are inferior. Stuw- - call and deliver in town. BrigM a8SO( f nrt Motor company. tf Mattress Co. 150 South main 18 No. 4. 23dod; have five Edison Cylinder Talking Machines, and 173 Records, all in good condition. I will sell the lot complete for $75.00, or one machine and 35 records, $15.00. Jesse W. Hoopes, Licensed Embalmer and Undertaker. It I GOOD RANCH FOR SALE. acre irrigated raqcn in the famous Lost River Valley; 200 inches water. 84th water right, in the Lost River; all irrigated but 20 acres pasture. Soil is deep black loam and the entire ranch is surrounded with good fence. Good house and some other improvements; located half mile from it. R. Station and school. Has produced in one year, 2,3 tons alfalfa. 1300 bushels grain, 2 cars potatoes will do better than this. Will make A 200 4 |
