Show 1 GTR MAKE YOUR DOLLAR GO FARTHER bn BUY IN GARLAND The one thing others above all about which I wish to talk in this column today is Garland Shopping Day Saturday June 24 There Is no question but that you all know about It by now— it is all over this issue ol the Times — a front page “screamer’ head that you can't miss and the full page announcement inside the paper A movement of this kind deserve attention and this week and next you will find the Time? petty much devoted to this one subject Volume V NATIONAL GUARD Garland Utah Friday GARLAND “A” TEAM CONTINUES IN LEAD RIVERSIDE at Think of it a gala day) Making seven hits tell the story it will be in Garlanb next Saturday UNIT RETURNS TO Garland defeated Bothwell 6 to June 24 Special shopping values that behind some long hitting Saturday ARE values offered by all merchants THURS fine GARLAND Don to and Smith pitching by in town a big list of free prizes Morgan and Gunderson got on base be given away to those who shop at in the first Inning and Glen Grover Garland on this eventful day a par-- I the baseball in tr'P" game ttcularly good Encampment Period Cloe afternoon for followers of the nationSmith struck out 11 men and inal game a matinee at the Paramount creased his strikeout total to 24 for Theatre the first band concert of 25 Innings pitched In Farm Bureau the year at night during which the baseball He allowed six hits which drawing tor the prizes will take place were well scattered Amid a wild tooting of Klaxons except the first gesture to atulve final pitched ball to Anderson that made wind Up a perfect day— a tig FREE the National Guard trucks rolled thru Bothwell their first run when Christtl)f streets of Garland Thursday aftdance at the Armory ensen singled and scored him ernoon the local contingent bearing Grover was the day’s hero making returning from the anGarland Lions club is sponsoring of guardsmen two hits out of four trips to the bat at Jordan Narthis big day — with the complete co- nual encampment and making three fine catches in of the rows This was the looked for climax of the businessmen operation 32 field Doug Gunderson Garleft two for to weeks the and Frank training city Another big chalk mark in favor of the Lions —whenever anything land guardsmen — home again The Hawkins made marvelous catches in left field and center field respectively comes 'up that is for the betterment loss of these young men for the past that’ may dewas This felt has been half the in game month alkeenly Lions the are the of community— was markcide the championship in the “A" ways back of it Garland Lions club Garland and their return division this year deserves far more credit than we can ed by the wide smiles of the townsGlen Giover were shouted when men as greetings has maintained his give them in this column lead at the bat making 13 hits out the trucks parsed Of 22 times at bat for a 590 average This year was one of the most sucTo all you good folk who have been The first four in fatting averages ever paiticipat-e- d so kind to the Times and its new edit- cessful encampments are In by the Garland unit according-tor 1 extend my sincere thanks It is PLAYER AE HITS AV statements made In the State press sort of a nice warm glow grows up ' Grover 22 13 590 and The men L‘y the returned camp around one’s heart to have peoplt K 8mlth 30 11 367 General W G commander Brigadier drop in the office and tell how much Williams Evans 26 9 342 as follows at the close spoke know fine to like its the paper— they 29 10 341 Meagan of the camp: that one’s efforts are appreciated Some a aver best have been National players “This has the higher hope that I may be able to continue Guard encampmnt in which I ever age but they have only played in one to please you And I trust that if two games fail to please you you will be Just as participated The work done by the or hefore men ever been better than has about tell me and come in ready to NORTH BOX ELDER it as you have been to come bearing The reason piobably is that most of the men have attended one or more praise FARM LEAGUE camps Every man knew his Job and to it attended editonal tht in peifectly’’ on the Comments LEAGUE A will now Regular training armoiy JaM issue of the Times regarding the learn Standing time of the guard units W L Pet cutting the curves out of the road be- occupy the have 6 000 Garland tween Garland and Tremonton 0 24 Garland Day June Bothwell 666 ybeen coming in thick and fast So far Tremonton 666 I am pleased to say I have not heard Bothwell Folk Celebrate 333 a single objection raised to the proDeweyville 20th Scouting Anniversary Fielding I with those whom 333 All posed project far bo 000 FMrtage have discussed the subject Last evening the people of have been heartily in favor of the Bothwell Saturday celebrated their 20 years of Let’s get together and Results improvement whn the entire community' Scouting 21 20 Tremonton Deweyville and the eliminate that road fix up on the hillside assembled population Garland 6 Bothwell curves that now stand as west dangerous of town and enjoyed an Fielding 9 Portage 0 a dangerous hazard to the driving frolic Young and oldj and program public who use this road —Garland Day June 24 alike joined in the celebration Huge) set ablaze and games andi ENTFRTAINMENT were flies AT DEWEY- I wonder if the city council could other activities were in VILLE FOR LEE SANDALL indulged see its way clear to put a little in the The affair was under the direction line of funds towards sprinkling the o£ n farble’ Mrs J A Gardner royally enterPtMl roads that are not surfaced in Gar- - assisted scout Ward s entire tained at a birthday dinner Wedneby land? The dust gets pretty bad at sday in honor of Lee Sandall of Los the organization times particularly along by consisted of Indian The program Covers weie placed for the Angeles school house stunts besides the Immediate speeches community singing following band selections Gardner family: Mr and Mrs O W readings etc The boys are back from camp-a- h the celebration from Garand children Mrs Susie DewSnow Visiting looking hale and hearty and husky land were J M Mr Scout oCmmlssioner and Mrs Chris Hansen and ey j and fit Two weeks of the training Gaddie Chairman of Court of Honor children all of this place Mr and do would as any group John Benson and C E Smith such they bad Mrs Lee Sandafl Mr and Mrs Hoof men good We’re glad to see you A unique feature was the burning race Dewey of Los Angeles Mr and back fellows we've missed you See of fires e in Ed the Mrs Quinlin and children of Yale high on the you all at the Armory the night of foim of the letters ‘‘Scouts’’ Idaho A very pleasant afternoon the 24th at the dance were was enjoyed After the program weenie roasted and refreshments were served — Garland Day June 24— In the You’ll find 8 short article Garland Day June 24— news columns regarding rats A sugof Pioneer Daughter gestion that should be adopted — you POSTMASTERS CON ATTEND may not have any on your premises Hold Meeting and AnAT SPRINGV1LLE VENTION now— but let’s get rid of them all If nual Election of Officer you remember your school days -Postmasters Ezra Jensen of GarHamlin town found it expensive and land and R S Calderwood of TreThe Midland Camp of the Daughters to employ a pled piper— a disastrous of convention monton attended the of the Pioneers met with Mrs O L little rat poison discreetly employed Utah postmasters held at Springvllle Brough June 8 with Captain Agnes is far better of this week Tuesday and Wednesday After opening exWaldron presiding ——Garland Day June 24 At the second session of the convenercises and tVistness Mrs Zora Luke tion on Tuesday Mr Jensen delivered gave the lesson “Mills of Early piona talk on the subject “Why a Postal eer Days in Utah” Then the following AR FACTORY TEAM League Its Benefits” The talk Is to program was given be printed and a copy mailed to each Solo “That Wonderful Mother of In Utah They report havpostmaster Mine’’—Lee Brough Manager Sweeten of the Lions KitMrs O L Brough and daughters ten Ball Team managed to maintain ing had a very Instructive and enter-- ! with sightseeing Alice and Bernice sang a trio compothe stride set last week in the Sugar taining convention factory team game when these twq trips to the Springvllle Art Gallery sed for the occasion by Ms O L and the State Fish and Game hatchteams met on the local field in a Brough match Tuesday pvenlng ery Mrs Jensen and children Love affairs and humorous lncl The factory jnei came on the scene companied them as far as Famlngtonj dents in the life of Grandma Brough visited the determinwhere team relatives during were related by her daughter Mrs they spitl strengthened win and with the statement two days of the convention Amo Hansen ed to Duet “Silver Threads the that “there was a catch to it someAmong Garland Day June 24 — Oold"—Dora Brough and daughter where” In explaining their defeat of RETURN AND MR NYE MRS week the previews Augusta to it— several TRIP catch FROM CALIFORNIA Grandma And tberp was Brough was presented of them in fact One of the best of with a token of love from the camp a Mr and Mrs Geo Nye returned to and happy wishes for her birthday which was the beautiful stop by low hot after Infield a of their here Julia Thompson home Richards was present as a Mrs Sunday evening The a two weeks visit at San Diego with special invited guest it being her 71st drive which ended the game and birthday She gave words of core was Lions 10 Sugar Factory 7 Mrs Nye’s daughters Virginia appreciA return game Is scheduled for Friand Melth They report havfamily ation and related interesting Pioneer Mrs Peterson and Mrs ing had a very enoyable trip having experiences day night of this week visited the many points of interest in Greenhought of the County camp Garland Day June 24 ' and about the Coast city Mr Nye al- - were present and expressed appreciLEAVES ON MRS THOMPSON so studied different high schools in ation for the wonderful meeting and POINTS search of ideas that might be of ben- prpgrqra held VISIT TO SOUTHERN efit to him in his work here MYs Peterson conducted the eleMrs ction and the following were elected J J morning Early Priday — Garland Day June 24— and daughter Melba and for two years Thompson CLUB MEETS AT ABBOTT 1st ons Odell apd Blaine left tor an exCaptain Agnes Waldron HOME AT EAST TREMONTON Harriet Harris 2nd tended visit In Safford' Arizona While' there' they will visit at the Mable Wadsworth secrMrs the home etary Dora Brough treasurer— The Mrs foods sister cluf at met of Thompson’s Arena E'ome OwensrT"hey ' wilt visit' all' ihe of Dana Abbott Thursday afternoon Taylor chorister May Harris organeuna ist Helen Allen Jane chaplain places of interest on the way down with seven members present Garfield had charge of the meeting Brough historian Annie Holliday1 Including Grand Canyon Bryce Canrelic yon anp on their return they plan to in the absence of the leader Rae Ab- register Grace Johnson ” varlearned bott fnake to The girls Annie Stone come hack around through San Diego the ious kinds of cocktails as their lesson Delicious refreshment were served pver into Nevada stopping a for the meeting to J7 numbers and 8 guests goulder Dam project £F£ °1‘ lions trounce sug “ ' “ June 16 1933 TEAM -S- CORES SECOND WIN Number 46 MANY FREE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY BY GAR- OVER LIONS i LAND STORES SATURDAY Local Boy Are Stunned by Riverside Uniform Eat Ice Cream After Game Riverside 8 Garland Lions 7 That was the final score In the “Battle of the Centenarians" staged on the ball field at Riverside y evening when the Lions Kitten Ball team met in near mortal combat with the Riverside a for return boys game Garland team went to enemy territory with blood in their eyes determined to retaliate for the close (?) 40 to 14 drubbing the they received previous week at the hands of” this same team But — Manager Udy of tho Riversiae team “pulled a fast one” on the local boys and trotted (?) his nine out onto the diamond resplendent in regulation baseball uniforms The Lions were unable to completely oveicome this tremendous handicap their eyes being so dazzled with the sight and their eyes being so torn with envy that they missed two good chances to score — and lost the game it was a glorious affair Anyway and Riveiside ball players wound up the evening in high fashion with an to the crestfallen Lions to invitation refreshments in the shae of ice cream etc after the game Sure — Riverside could really afford to set ’em up to — the boys two wins out of two gumes played Manager Sweeten of the Garland nine pluyed stellar ball from the side lines but his efforts were of no avail and he was forced to see his recently team go down to not so rejuvenated ignore a dfeat but del eat nevertheless Hats off to Riverside — tney plav ball there Day June 24 SCHOOL BUDGET CUT IS OVER $1600000 GARLAND LIONS CLUB WITH COOPERATING LO- CAL BUSINESSMEN COMMUNITY WILL STAGE BIG GALA DAY PROGRAM SATURDAY JUNE 24 FIRST BAND CONCERT OF SEASON BIG FREE DANCE FEATURES OF PROGRAM Special Events Interspersed Throughout Entire Day Invitation Extended to All to Enjoy the Day at Garland Values Never Before Equalled in Shopping the County A real gala day at Garland awaits all Saturday June when the Garland Shopping Day sponsored by the Garland Lions club will be staged by all merchants in Garland Many free prizes will be given by the mer chants special entertainments are being planned and ev- -' eryone is invited to join with Garland in this big 24 day An inside page of this issue of The Times carries a full announcement of the affair together with a list of the prizes as they have been offered to date Next weeks Times will include a complete list of all prizes to be offered shoppers at Garland on this date and final announcement as to the day’s program of entertainment Also in the same issue will be advertised specials that are expected to prove so attractive that you cannot afford to shop elsewhere but at Garland on this big day Ail airangements have not beeni other half of the tickefT At 8 20 these BRIGHAM CITY June 14 — Public hearing was had on the proposed budget for the Box Elder school distbut final details will be tickets will all be gathered and taken completed rict for the school year at the taken care of in the coming week to the bandstand at which place the office of the Board in the court house Watch for the announcements In next lucky numbers will be drawn from at Biigham City today at 2 o'clock week's paper Plans at present Include the box and announced In order to as advertised a special baseball game at the local receive one of the prizes should you It is estimated that the total ex- pgrk In the afternoon the team to be hold the lucky number you MUST be be will for the penditure announced year later a matinee show at present at the drawing If a number as compared with the estimate the Paramount theatre the first band is drawn and announced and the for the year Just coming to a close concert of the season at the local holder of the stuL' does noc personally of $37000000 a decrease of $16000 00 bandstand at which time the drawing claim the prize AT THE DRAWINO The greatest item of decreased cost for prizes will be held and all this another number will be drawn for is the title of “Instruction" which will Le followed at 9 30 p m by a' that particular prize will be $2600000 less than for the big FREE dance at the Armory at Monday aftenoon the prizes to be present year Garland gijen will be placed on display In the Items of increased expenditure are The drawing for prizes will be made show window of the W R Van Fleet and ‘‘Maintenance’’ of from the Operation” bandstand at 8 30 p m In building on Main street and will reschool buildings and “Fixed Charges” main there on display until the drawIt appears necessary to do extensive order to participate In this drawing ing Saturday night roof repairs on several buildings this the following rules must be adhered to With each 25c cash purchase made Watch this paper for full particusummer among which is the replacement of the greater part of the roof at any store in Garland on Saturday lars regarding this big gala day at 24 a numbered will be Garland — plan now to come early ticket on the Box Elder High School and a June ReDrop the stub of the ticket and enjoy the day at Oarland new roof on the Qarland given complete in the box in the store at which you member the date — Saturday June school and boiler house Extensive make your purchases retaining the 24 repairs must be made also on several heating plants Including a complete new tbiler at the Thatcher school The taxpayers who appeared at the FOR “GARLAND LIST OF In the confidence hearing expressed Board and Its actions PRIZES —Garland Day June 24 GARLAND SEVENTIES ENTERTAIN WELLSVILLE WARD SUN The Garland Ward Seventies took a afterprogram to Wellsville Sunday noon The program was as follows: quartette composed of Fred Nye Evan Gee C H Last surd Alma Hansen acvocal solo companied by Pearl Peck by Fred Nye saw solo by Roy Manby Mrs Evan Gee ning accompanied solo by violin talk by C H Last Gee Fred Nye vocal solo by Evan Fred Nye playing a violin obligatto and Mrs Pearl Peck accompanist saw solo by Roy Manning and a closWellsing nutnber by th£ quartette ville ward served a delicious lunch following the entertainment —Garland Day Jane RID PREMISES 24 OF RATS IS PLEA The Times is lnforpaed hat a horde of new resident has arrived and has settled In our midst— and apparently not particularly desirable settlers at that It Is stated that rats are unuso the ually thick for this season -year and - it "is urged that- for - the common good all who are located in the infested grea take steps via the tat poUon rout to help rid the city of this pestilence A little neighborly spirit In this program will soon settle the problem and It is urged that aB Join in the battle FIRST PRIZE DAY” — SET BREAKFAST American Food Stores — Sack Sugar Garland Drug Co — Ivory Manicure Set Jensen Furniture Store — 27x54 Axminister Rug Garland Shell Station — Inner Tube Overland Lumber co — $300 Order for Paint Job Work Blue Light Service Station — Free Grease Nelson' Bowcutt'a Barker Shop — $100 in Barber Service Station— Grease Job Richard's Market — Basket Aorted Blue Bell Confectionery — Box Selected Coomb and Persson — Men's Dress Oil Drain Groceries Chocolates Shirt — Ladies’ House Dress Garland Billiard Parlor —Case Mixed Soda pop Paramount” TheatreJSSO'BookShow Tickets” Gas Tickets Shell Oil Company — Two Garland Hotel — Home rade Pies 1 |