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Show - mm fllew5sfi Q BOX ELDERt Brigham City, Utah A Semi-Weekl- fat j 4r K 19-4- - y THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL Everybody Can Run A Town better Everybody can run the count) than the president, And the surprising thing about the statement is that it true. 0er 1 12 G million people in the United States now, I see by the papers. Any anybody's got one good idea about how the country ought to be run at least one. Some people liue milewn one lions Id be suspicious of idea from anybody who has that many. But take 142L million ideas, and sort out the ones from the people who hne millions of others they come by ideas too easily for them to hae any alue and discard the ones with which most of the 12'- million people disagree, and you hae left a great plenty of ideas to govern and serve us all. You also have a crude paraphrase of the ideal democratic government. Reduce it to a local level, to seven and a half thousand people or so, and you could just' as well say that everybody can run the town better than the mavor and the city council. On the town level, though, democracy works belter. The michineiy of organized pressure while it exists isnt quite so quite so deadu-- 4 -- I i $ 2 4y - i.-- ly in its efficiency. By way of illustration we have, from time to time, accused certain unnamed ciyic. "blubs in other towns, not heie, of functioning chiefly as pressure groups, putting the heat on their city councilmen and county commissioneis to do the jobs they, 'themselves, ought to do and get done. But that is beside the point. yhat we were saying is, anybody is likely to hae a good idea for the betterment of the town. And if he has no better place to sound that idea, hes welcome to the columns even the editorial column of the l. News-Journa- Every time the fire siren sound, a policeman ought to be stationed at the intersection of .Main and Forest streets and see to it that cars pull over to the side and stop I m ulm. m dfhveitd a picture -- i "n pntuiid O oi Ti mil Church, Broadway and Wall stiu t, Nni Yoik, to the Pheasant this lln card was addressed to Mi Bill wick Williams, Williams Bar and Brill, Bughuni ( itv, I tali." And hires the message as was ovei sea, I am vit unclaimed: Bill, tirid nl N. 5. You primus me it come back ahvt you would help me. So wnte soon. I stdl is jour iriend , tk ,rC. 4 y The iv--- i, , a? i v e r I t 3, vaMt x? fl j V B 1 j , A to u e, v s, U.. j K , ' ; 'I. d!e 3 A J fV . ; it f iSaLilk Live Shell In Scrap i: VCI.NE, Wis (UP) George SO rn, Racine junk yard operator got a surpuse when he look-ti- l at Ins new shipment of snap iron A live 75 millimeter was among the scraps. The Coast Guard took the shell off hi hands and dumped it into Lake Michigan g IS COMPLETE WITH BACK-IAPPAREL FOR THE STYLE CONSCIOUS COEDS OUR STOCK SCHOOL DRESSES Priced $5.95 to $16.75 SWEATERS b. l ft v J. ym eing-installed f .StA ixi 4 yxf '4 v r1 semi-weekl- WRECKER SERVICE 6- 3 -- xa i rSr. Shirley Ward Everton Mattiess Co. i..,. a Y? Ms tt 129-- and long sleeves in fitted and Sloppy THERE.S SOMETHING HUMAN ABOUT QUITE APPRECIATE THEY BIRDS. A HOME OF THEIR OWN ) Joe styles and many other novelties. . V gw at that intersection, a man said the other day. Somt bodys going to get killed if cars keep right on driving through that the drivers craning their necks tow aid the tire station to see where the trucks going. You ought to write an editoiial about it. 2 1 rv Clara Lb. Package al. Skinless One Wdio WACO, Tix (UP woman just cant hrtp catching fish Mrs Walter A Holt was on the waj to a panic with her When the family in a boat place was reachcr the anchor was chopped After the pici'ie, Mrs Holt hauled up the anchor complete with a 2 i pound catfish FRANKFURTERS Spring Garden can 17c PEAS, case $108 .11 it electricity does these things better, quicker and more economically. Want facts? Then discuss your needs with your electric equipment dealer. Youll be amazed how "electric hired hands can reduce hired help costs! 10c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE BE CLOSED SATURDAY PANCAKEFLOUR FRUIT COCKTAIL HORMELS rub f; SCHOOL Fruits Regular $0.50 Wave r richness Try Rocking Chair for fere mi m mi mg price e, ; p f 'h as and Mellow Ocean-Rocke- d Film Ripe Whiskies FOR GROWN-FP- LB S LB 390 of Old N2.50 PORK AND BEANS $2.50 Regular S0.50 Machineless Wave M00 Muthine-les.- Slicing PEACHES s $,'1.30 2 31c Cans VIENNA SAUSAGE Pipe Medium NO OISTIUERIES INC IRESENTING I f ES, 9 0Z. Local COHTALCUPES LB 30 TO S SAIAD DRESSING LB 50 T POS - Pint Machine Wave G 5 PKt No. 2G cans Yal Vita 40 Regular S5.00 Regular SI 0.00 $ 1.75 M.50 (old Wave INCLUDING MIAMPJK) AND WAVE All Pu manents sUperi.xed By Instructor l'KE AI VNTAGE OF THESE MONEY-SAMNsIEt I LS NOW m (LIPPING THIS AD ERTI.sE-MEN- ri Blended V- hit) ev, 8(1 Proof, 72' .c0 Cram Neufal Spirits (Plus Dope-- " BECKERS BEER, case Lifebuoy or Lux 2for19c TOILET SOAP , b1 Special Coupon Offer Regular S20.00 Gold Wave I aval The i mal Mac tuneless t ) GRGUNDBEEF can TOMATOES Wave V Vegetables 2 LBS 190 SPECIALS Regular $5.00 Machine Smooth - GRAPES ' WAVE FOR SCHOOL ( IHLDItEN i 580 Thompson Seedless kVa -- 34c 2 Flavor and Bouquet! mellowness.. Only by controlled in my special blending process do I train such nooch CHILI, LB BACK TO AYSi Once retired he d lash a Leg beneath hi rocker and rock it to the same superb taste 1 (7 recapture in Rocking Va Chair Vv hiske) ! Apr c r Tender Lean 42c Sie PERMANENT aboard. The rotking of the sei gave tc a 35c WALNUT MEATS, ! lb. My Rocking Chair Whiskey cask of whisker -- for Lb. liag Sperrv s 2G Neilsen - Andersen Auto Sales ?io;sagzaigs3aa53Bsa OLD MR. BOSTON - LUNCH MEAT LB 390 ROLLED ROAST For The Annual Labor Day Employees Outing SEE YOUR ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT DEALER Light C oiupany Message a Assorted TOMATO SOUP tassstisKMayp FOR 3 DAYS jour L3 330 Campbells 1 Will MEATS 25c i Neilsen - Andersen Auto Sales , RESULTS ! 2 f PrX, r new long styles. ADS GET NEWS-JOURNA- L We have. an example of what we mean. If we don't get jour idea straight the first time, were perfectly willing to try again. Or better vet, write it up yourself. Come on in. Its fun. Costs for Hired Help WhenCip'n Ephraim t ailed for the Canb- bee J, he stoned a and and That To Farmers Facing Increased t Up from $2.95 SKIRTS New styles in plaids plain materials. Straight The ELITE Shop ' Easy Fishing Long-Los- BLOUSES In tailored and dressy new types. All sizes and colors. $3.95 to $7.50 . ? $7.50 $2.95 it Jo 4 Night Ihone the right sweater. Twin Sets Short 's2 DAY AND NIGHT M . a' tops Nothing skirt as smartly as Biigham Truck and Inipl. fS Recalls a O Hobbies Ieatuied Carol King Trudy Hall and other famous Junior Styles. .Melva Marsh Farmers everywhere are making more use of electric equipment when faced with increased costs for hired help. Electricity, you know, fill the sdo, can do many jobs saw wood, fruit, grind feed, grade hoist bay, and a host of chores. And I if ilk A enna Archibald Reliable Uleanrrs s (ilcnda Heaton I!, and B. Billaids If promise-makinBill will identify hmiselt, well supply him with the name and adtlit-or, tor that matter, the entile posteaid No, the Andersens didn't put up the tile and sign last spring, let us take the picture, then take them down again. We took the picture with the t&s missing, then took it to the sign company that is building the sign, and had him paint it in. Or had ou guessed? 7 PM IV , Th 1 1 It looks as if the Andersens of Auto Dually aie going to get around to it We wont go so far as to say thevie making an honest man out of us, but thcyie making an honest man out of the guy who hist thought up the one about pictuies dont lie. We leler, of com so, to the now tile background and sign on the fat e ol the new Andersen Auto garage. The pictuie ed the garage, complete with Blushed sign and tile background, has been in circulation in Utah and the whole United States all summer, on the inside front covtr of the Centennial Welcome edition of jour favorite home-tow- n y newspaper. " r eh X .Atix ' V As . tor' 'i t " UN' ; U Fublishwd very Wednesday and Friday and entered as Second Class Matter at the post ohv.e in Britsham City, ti m Pates Utah, under the act of March 8, 1879 Box Elder County $4 00 a year, outride Bux Elder County, S 00 a year Single copies 5 cents d, c a H ret 1909) William M. Long, Editor Charles W. Claybaugh, Busme-- s Manager Mrs Gladys H Johnson, Advertising Manager well-oile- t t (Established and 1 . f r T THE BOX ELDER NEWS 1SJ6) (Established v rf t bf- Newspaper Successor to VJ f Aar August 23. Friday, Kl Queen " Candidates LAURAS ) S o.oo Mi5() Beauty Shop & School phone .17 Uor An E.u Appointment Iv ntrr dpi ivfr Sujt! PHONF 15(1 BI'TOKU I" . V j |