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Show THir lriTK. on bridge McKENNEY TED-JOU- T.0 0 AN. UTAH, NAT. R FLAPPER FANNY -- With Killing Lead May Defeat Apparently Safe Contract COPfi t93fl Bt Nt A SLRvlCE INC MO NO AY, (fC U S PAT -- 8. in chamuons!np longer inerts can you just reach lira card in makiu" the opening Lad Experts today acknowledge IV the opening lead is generally so very ha most important play, Vn yon will find apparently that sound contracts defeated by lead." todays - hand. Let us examine usmthe Vjrth and South e were nD trump Wilbert son four-fiv' convention. North's bid two aces and a the bid sju. trump response showed trump showed no of the king no five -- other two aces. the ' P lid V9 til. " t til" 1 n . I. d i , hi sti r v J . ' i am M o '.a ati A ('to I) i . i 096 9 8 4 A 1'J :t V A yJ 9 1 8 A A y It) j 3 I )U lic.ite E mat V ul N ortli South West East 1 V 3 Pa-- s A I , A N.T. Pa-Opener A 2 A 3 V 4 N T. 1 -- 7 s V Pass Pa-- s Pass Pass U w - iic-- their redding anniversary Covers w r l.ud for Mr. and Mrs. Th-m ii Lrdley, Mr and Mrs. B Hut) Barker. Mr and Mr KI t s s ho 2. I I I KM. VIS T Kuril I Yl t ai tn'b'u, K Y - Deanna st.n 8, I ine the ill t? 'vi.M ip'ptiV she is to the ix'V t mrl im lies! her - t MJi ) i ' to creditors Iop-phton- NEWTON o ii v -t ni 8 FALL AND WINTEI TTERN BOOK, 32 pages of at-- i active designs for eviry size anc very occasion is now ready. I'hoto--riph- s show dres-e- s made fron ese paturns being worn; a fea ne you will enjoy. Let the charm ig designs in this new book hel). u in your sewing. One patten ml the new Fall and Winter Pat ' in Book 2a cents. ink alone- - 15 cents. Pattern oi For a PATTERN of ttiis attrae-ivmodel send lfe in COIN, your A ME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM HER and SIZE to HERALD-70UL TODAY'S PATTERN BUREAU, NEW MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. e n 6346 R m I:ndr tor-binig- e, d - lo-- mon-opl- nnd j4 years. Size yards of yards of braid or rib 12 I'he new "-i-, - 4 uni. 1 Chn-dma- If), require- - 2 uaterud, l (ontt t. to kei p up, proportionately, wt" 'heir height. For little dark girls have it lu dark red; lor litti. air girls, in sapphire blue. Pattern 8346 is designed While those of the old school a.d would never have led a spade SlM d! away fiom the king. West knew th a, I'd tadi 'I he Daniel PROBATE AM) GrAKDlANSIIIl ii Wells Camp of ive whom the S tine from the hidding that South held Movie l,hiiz NOTICES .() rv.uhtir.N of Utah lYoneers no I at least five hearts ar.d five clubs at the home of Mrs Fmehne 'ponvond hy he Motion He also knew the club f that suit v Retine li.n'i Uniter on Fndnv wttli Captain Consult County Clerk or tho was not going to break. ThereInArme hFidim.in In ha"e. Tile spective Signers for Further fore he decided to give the deh Mouiit mi Streams formation. and clarer a gue-- s on the erv first Llvt vus uien hy Mis fCettie "He's a praml catch his grandfather had millions. play, and led away from the i dm t was sunj: by Mr Thorp notice Well, what was good enough for his grandfather is enough , J iiie (jleim and Mrs Keta Distriet Court of the spade king. In the Now can see the declarer's of me. you for District the at oinp;u;ii Kirst Judicial Mrs, Li by Shall he take the was Luneheim State of I tali, in and for the predicament? tin MauMhan finesse, or hop up with the ,o e Is numbers and a sei w d to County of Cache, was and that the of will suit of Estate (lull hope the Matter amt In the paitv was ptoram Currell, 'also known as break, in wluth ease he cun displan ed which will he held at Edwin card dummy s three spades on Ins the hn.lt of Mr John A. Lea- - . Currell, Deceased. Edwin Jt asnm will present claims three clubs? tham Creditors bein; her bn Unlay unni- to the undersignMrs. Kd 1. St uait entertained ermiy. The guests present were In most eas's the declarer will with vouchers of Naorna C. play the me und the contract w.ll! at a dinner, the Mr am! Mrs. Donald Slump of ed at the residence The fellow ng young pi epic in-jMr. and Mrs. Leavctt Karrcn Sunday tv um) Lo- - he ih feated and Mrs. C ul Cuitis. on rj Lo;: in. Mr Ii trie declarer had her hetnj; Johnson, 71u North 7lh East, Lewi-'ucd a no Imwile Visitois of Mrs. Vian s fifth birthdaydiUKtder office of time enough to fird out that the' Hsea SjoheiK, Mr p.utv on Unlnes-da- cl 'In A white! gin, I'tah or at the Ben-iPw.ii on Saturday. hel i Hans L. NuLeu and e P. Rich, lioum 23, Aruno club sip and blue birthday cake centered lining a! the lierne nt do-.- c would not break, he ''',s Henson Mrs Mr H.izcn and Paulson: Leone Hi mini ks, M irva anti Mrs. Jenson, the table ant covets were Building. Logan, Cm he County, would have no (lienee other than' and family were visitors of Clark-sto- n for Mr ' Bill Mrs James C. Bark-- 1 W. 1itkm entert unod Mr take the sp.ole finesse and Johnson Elaine Paulson. ard Utah on or before the 27th day to Sum! on iy. Kail Lewi.-- . Keith lluwkis er. Mr und Mrs make Ins control t safe. Thom is M at a .pultun; p utv at her home of March, 1939. Good-el- l, emis who Miss Eva Mark Tlicurci. Bob Hogan and Williamson. Mrs. Khza nnd Miss' on Thursday Da'ed this 15th day of Noalternonn. An Jn.sie Paulson. A dainty luncheon ployed at Silt Lake C ty spml vember, 193S. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. tractive luru In on was served at week-enher he with parents, was served at small tables. The Harold i. Parker and family and the i e of tin- atterimon to Mrs. James J. Briggs, Contract Problem Mr and Mrs. Lenard Goodsell. Administrator Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and family. I.ueia Olson, Mis Marion Jessop, Thanksgiving idea was carried out a held Anderson Mrs. in next Bryant (Solution C. issue) in all of the appointments. After Naoma Mrs. Cora Johnson, her The evening wins spent socially. Miss Lee Atulei s. umT.eon the remainder of the birthday party in horor of anniAdministratrix. Miss Audera Bankhead spent Hoodlixs and the South is playing the conson Dcverl's birthday small m was the week end with her parents, Jesse P. Rich playing spent evening Mr and Mrs. Pailey Jessop tract at four lie.nts. Should Those versary on Monday. Attorney for said Estate. West lay down the king of were Mrs. John Miller Mr. ar.d Mrs. William II. Bank-h- t spent Saturday in Ogden. Nov. 2a, ad. Publication: of Dates Mrs. Earl Karrcn entertained the ind small son Cleon, Mrs. Mable Mrs Frank Clifford is reportdiamonds to get a look at the 1938. Mi. and Mrs. Kudy Hupp railed ed to be very ill nt her home. 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19, members of the A1 Lons club at her Beck and children Janice and board? Mr. on ParkMrs. C. ami James '.l me on Mrs. Nettie Kidman of Ieters-bor- o Friday afternoon. Special Bonnie, Mrs. Sarah Anderson and er on A K 10 8 2 NOTICE Sunday. n were Mrs. A. L. Pond, Mrs. hildren Pauline and Milton, is visiting nt the home of guests VK108 Mr. and Mrs. William Limlley her In the Matter of the Estate of, J. H. Stuart. C. D. Hendricks, Mrs. Hugh Stevfather, Milo and Berson, Benson, 4 Q 6 William Griffiths Reese, deceased. Mrs Lucia Olson left on Monens. Following luncheon the tahles Dee Benson. Luncheon was serv- are the proud parents of a baby born on AK83 This Creditors will present claims is boy visit to extended un for Saturday. were arranged for bridge. Prizes 'd and games were played. day with vouchers to the undersigned with memwere awarded to Mrs. Ira Hyer Meikle of the third boy born to this fam- Oakland. California, Mr. Mrs. A A9 4 3 und AQJ 6 Jack Bankiand at its place of business bers of her and Mrs. A. L. Pond. Smithfield were Sunday V 74 dinner ily. V 62 ng House. No. 102 North Main Mr and Ails. W. W . PitKin ut Mr. and Mrs. Lament guests AK7 Arnel Mrs. entertained Talbot J9853 before or on Street, Logan, Utah, the funeral services for 9 7 4 Bensoq. roller School iO 6 at a A tier class ! Date 1939. Sunday of COVE AQJ ltith the dav March, Mis. Jcruxh i Maughnn at Wills-vill- o Mr. and Mrs. Dee Buttars and skating party ill Logan oil Mon- small of First Publication; November i on daughter of Clarkstou were day evening. About 2u class memA 7 5 14th, 143X. Atulei son and Mrs. W Ilford visitors nt Mrs. Elizabeth Peterbers were in attendance. Cache Valley Banking ComV AQJ953 and Mrs. Glen Day Mrs. Nelse children, Billie and Cathlcen, of son on Sunday. Miss Delva Baer of Providence here with Frandson Sundav the pany, a Corporation, 102 entertained John Logan spert Mr. and Mrs. Mariner Anderson Executor for the Last Will spent the week end in Lewiston entertained with a dinner ie hon- Connsh Camp of Daughters of her pan nts. Mr. and Mrs. Ed A 52 friends. and Testament of said Deof nt Mrs. ward Lai. on. Pioneers home the visiting or of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ben28 Rubber Neither vul. ceased. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jes-o- p LI yd Hogan suffered a severe son of California on Saturday Day on Thursday afternoon. The Executor for C. W. Dunn, Attorney iv ntleinoon for heart attack on Friday evening and evening. Thu-- e were lesson on events of pioneer life left on attending Novemhe. Dates of Publication: was given and an hour of social Ogden to spin. the Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Grarvillo Crook-tois confined to his bed for 6 weeks. Service 1938 NEA 1938. Inc) (Copyright U, 21, 28, Dec. 0, 12, parMrs. Lawrence Paulson enter- of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Vernace emit was enjoyed. A delicious hohd.avs with Mrs. to ents, Mr. and Mis. Elmer Dawwas served tained the members of the Dc Lure Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford t,lrliey dinner t CALL FOR BIDS son. club at her home on Friday after- Peterson of College Ward, Mr. member at he close of the Mr. ard Mrs Jessie Dailey und by Mrs. Day and Mrs. Erand-sonoon. Special guests were Mrs. ami Mrs. Andrew Alvis and Mr. Notice is hereby given that the children of IOgun were dinner A. L. Pond, A deMrs. and Benson. Mrs. Varvin Talbot, WESTON Waynard of The Cache Board of Education Mrs. Effie Warded and son guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Mrs. William Reading. Lunch- licious dinner was served after Keith and daughter Chloe h ft for Hoodless on Sunil iv. the oeea.Mon County School District will receive which cards formed the evenremainder the served eon was and matbids for furnishing all labor, Compton. California, on Saturday, being the birthday anniversary in playwas ing's of afternoon the enjoyment. spent erials, transportation and services Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Benson where they Will spent the winter of Mi- - Hoodle-- s. Hilda Olsen, Laura Fifield, Beth ing bridge. Prizes were awarded to Mi- of a Junior (or the Jme Join oil. M s. Dee ar.d Sondra months. Verlan Leavitt. Mrs. Clarence and children Mrs. Laurel accordaNelson. Vera Jones, ill Shoell. Mrs. W. J. Harri-o- n entertained Je.xop anil Ml-- - Muv Dean JesHigh School building were Sunday visitors of Mr. and TelKdr. Mrs. and Brown Brigham ientions with a quilting at her home on sup alto: ded a shower at the nce with plans, specif Ann Nelson and Elly Jensen enterThe Lewiston Literary club met Mrs. John Hudfield. A hot dinner documents and was home of Mrs. L. W. Hovey in other contract A family dinner was served at Wednesday. for Irene Neuenswander at on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Orto Mrs. Ray Allen, Mrs. honor of Mi-- s Miry Gayle Blair served now on file with the Architect, tained the home' Mr. of Benson Other book home The Nephi her son U. Hyer as t)nstess. Thursday evening. Karl C. Svhuiib, Arimo Building Guy lairson, Mrs. Lester Bair, on Monday evening were Roxy Henderson, Mil- "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder on Sunday afternoon. Those Mrs. Roy Eskelson. Mrs. Albert at Logan, Utah, where they may guests Ed .van! Lai son Mr. and Mrs were Mr. GrenJoseMrs. and Mrs. R. Barker, dred Mrs. reviewed Layne. ('. Hansen, was by be examined and copies obtained i of Day, Mrs. Ether Allen, Mrs Kevl sun ville Crinikstor. and Konul and Martha and Lundquist, Beal, Ruth Misses The Agatha Hyer Allen. Mrs. ,S. W. Allen. of S2iUH) per set, phine upon deposit Edna Nelson of Dayton. Bunco was sang two numbers and Agatha gave Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones Eli Allen und Mrs. Fenton which deposit will be refunded unit daughter Beverley, Mr. and to served was Luncheon a leading. drieks upon the return of such copies in phiyed. Mrs. George McHugh visited at 18 club members and Mrs. Lizzie Mrs. Reed Daley and small son Miss Norma Warded of ( good c mdition within five days of Clarkston, Mr and Mrs, Ferry Golden with Mrs. Evelyn Lake Salt Mrs. (laughter John liver, after ti e bids tire opened. Hyer. Neheker and i hildren. La Mu'. pent the forepart of the Stoddard. H. week. C. the Mrs. and Prcece m that during Cove with ft tends and Llidilej are hereby notified Belli and Helen; Mr. and Mis. Mrs. Carrie Thor pc visited at Mr. and Mrs. D. w Lewis have the Ik aio of Education of Cache Benson ami family of ti vi. Sh'rley Dick John Mrs. son and Mr. with Unit their word Preston received and Mrs. Clareiue deterMr, has School District County Tremunton. Mr. and Mrs Marvin mined the minimum Lewis, doing mission. uy work in I5i spent Saturday and S ird hourly wage Fames Sunday. and of California 'amily his iclease on and Mr. Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Berry Henderson of Holland received Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mis Idaho, on Vi i di.c-- iy to spend rates for each trade and occupation needed to execute the Davton, were dinner guests of Mr. November 24 and will sail for home holidays. Mrs. Arba Darden and small Walter Weston. Thev er" d on he Thunk-gi- v exSunMr. and Mrs. Svl.e-ti-- r Anderson R. L. Allen ul on December Id. Elder Lewis The minimum hourly wage ind Mrs. Claren Henderson Principal Aof daughter Ankorage, Sonja ll-lit of the rates so determined nre set forth day. was chnii n vi pects to arrive home on December laska left on Tuesday evening Ogden aim Mr. and Mis j. to si bool associMr. and Mrs. C. W. Lundquist, 21. Paragraph 25 of the form of for her home after spending tin Hatch at Hyrum on their way Chi he Mr. and Ii were home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tra Hyer ation Mrs. Irene Neuenswander Agreement. past six weeks with her mother Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Musir of It shall be mandatory upon the Dayton visitors of Mr. and Mrs. and Mis. G. A. Thomson attended and olher relatives Alls. .a. Jl .a v ill i with Km-raBlackfoot Med. i Curtis mill on Mr. Mrs. l her d, to;, Id and fontr.utnr to whom the contract Howard Nelson Sunday. Saturday . M. T. Beck of Logan was a a party at Trcmontin i is aw ai dvd, Moser of Snnthfield Mnmi iv were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson evening. and upon any visitor of Newton on Tuesday olticirs uiul tem undee him, to pay not called on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Ames Bybee was hostess Mr Martinis Peterson enter- Sunday guests of Mrs. und Mis. ers'I lie Piunaiy Hie has that the said specified rates and children in Brestcn. at an attractively arranged bridge tained with a party for her pri- J. N. Cornish. Sunday Thompson to all Mr. and Mrs. Reed Allen have old folks of the ward with a laborers, workmen, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson luncheon at her home Thursday mary class on Tuesday. Eleven on Tue-- ly Ween, ttiii s employed me bv them ill visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larsen afternoon. Thanksgiving guests were present. Games were moved into the Warded home for Tti'i"ksgiv mg the execution of the contract. after he tegn lar even theme was curried out in all ap- played after which a dainty lun- the winter. in Preston. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hrti h of Wot k has Notne is also hereby given that been reieived hy of people attended pointments. The guests list in- cheon was served. A number H bidders Hyrum. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas rel dive here of the Inith of n the Golden Hour club in Preston, cluded may submit with their conference Sunday bids, a sworn statement of their Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. hnbv daughter tn Mr. nnd Mrs the following invitFloyd Fifield reported fiom his members und Mrs. Allen were guests of Mr. ami ElwuoJ Jiii.-of Logan. It is financial responsibility, Bill Reading. technical German mission. The mothers who ed guests: Mrs. E. W Alien on Thursday-evening- the second ihild bo, n to the Mrs. ability and experience. Such sworn ioined in the stake chorus were Mrs. Golden Cunningham. A delii ions chicken din- couple. Mis. Jensen w is the forstatement may be Test your knowledge of ooireet required to be Mrs. Cora Jensen, Agnes Campbell, Eva Parkinson, Mrs. G. A. Thomfuriiivlit ner was served and the evening mer Miss Mo: te L Mrs. C. L. Rawlms and Mis. soi ml usage before award is made viable the son, j Ella by answering Thompson, Thompson, to any were fullwing questions, the checking was spent in music anil social Prizes Monroe. particular bidder. Lena Gill. Selma KoN Wayne chat Ea,h lad shall be made out on Elly Jensen, Fredrickson. awarded to Mrs. Hjrum Karrcn against the authoritative Luoile er. Mrs. Leah Leaf of Seattle and form to be obtained at the of-- e and Mrs. Bill Reading. were Olsen Frank Mrs. and Mr. Mrs. Geo-j.f the Adams of lrovo Karrcn. Mr. and Mrs. Lorain 1. When a woman who is dinArchitect, Karl C. visitors at the home of Mr. and of their parents, Miechaub, Arimo Building, Mrs. and .Mrs. Orval Bowles, spent ing in a restaurant with a man are gue-t- s Logan .Mrs. A. B. Nash. ami Mrs. W. J. Harrison. ctah; shail be accompanied by a in Ogden. makes her .selection, does she Mrs. Nettie Simpson entertained Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Kendell of certified or cashier's cheek or Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Squires give it to the waiter or to her afternoon a it bid bonds for Thursday quilting and Mrs. mid Mrs. J. N. of Logan, host? yr of the amount Dalile. Lena Gill, Ann and little daughter of the hid, were Sunday dinner 2. Should a dinner napkin made payable to the .'or Maurine Dahle. Refreshments were dinner guests of Mr. and be Cornish order of the Ikmrd of Education Nelson. Mirr guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mrs. L. W. Marler on Sunday spread out across the lap? were served. 3. May fried chicken be eaten Richards. , Cache County School District and Mrs. Frank Parker had evening. Mrs. Mina Higgenson of SalMi Knight and L. W. in the fingers? ,V;n Ctah: shall be .sealed and aMr. Joseph Mr. mon, Idaho, spent several davs their dinner guests Sunday Marler were in Ogden "n busiCierk ul the Cord Is to omii manners it good last week with her sister, Mrs. his office i the Cache nd Mrs. Melvin Harris. ness Friday. County tipping in a restaurant because Mrs. Laura Fifield, Currie Thorpe House, Logan, Utah, oil or Mr. und Mrs. . G. Weaver and one dues not believe in tipping? E. H. Allen. were Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo Cornish of ,forc 1 'inlay, December 2, 1938 md Margaret Campbell ;. When one man takes anfamily wine visiting In Ogdon t one id o'clock (p. m.) and Lewiston visitors Sunday at the Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Homan re- other to dinner in a restaurant, Logan were guests of Mrs. Effie be home with them, after who gives the order to the wait-- i Warded on Friday evening. opened and publicly read home of Mr. and Mrs. McKay turned ud at or Mr. and Mrs. Elwiu H.itih of about two 12) oclock Marler, who have a baby soil, spending two weeks with Mis. r" Hyrum called on Mr and Mrs "f that day. W hat would mrn Thursday evening. Hannah Ailed. do if you was Mr. und Mrs. Reynold Homan, mentioned cheek or Your husband wants to ask an Ran Allen on Ihursday evening, Harvey Merrill ( f Richmond Harboi t :i1 Kas1,0 Hashing unmarried iV business assoi late (a selR. L. Allen of Ogden and Mon-(iikiven as a guaran-tea- t a visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mer-l- ll Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph y h Swelly of Nevada, slant K. Ikislam maul to dinner the bidder will entei ris and Mr. and Mrs. Parley Mrs. Mr. nrd o the ut Cove railing on friends. the week. Mrs. Doris Hodges attended k if awarded tr eon'riut You and and Sr., during a) telephone an Mr. and. Mrs. James F. Wilcox be declared forfeited Mrs. Mary Dawson of Logan vis- a social in Fuirvicw Sunday hon-o- i him? if ie Muetssiul nre Spending several days at T. A. Kerr of Wellscille bidder refuses to aed during the week with Mr. und ib) Let your husband ask him? Tremor.ton ing Mrs with into Hyrum on Ins 89th birthday annivci ai v. Write him a note? Mrs. Devon Dawson. tel he Scott and nt Brigham City With 'j'K requested to do so by the Rex Rigby, small son of Mr Mr. and Mrs. Myron Merrill visitANSWERS Mr. 1,1 and Mrs. Hemy Bott. Education 1. To her host. of Cache ed Mrs. Etta Owen ut Preston Sun- and Mrs. Dee Rigby, underwent W-v- ' 2. No. It should District, a tonsil operation Monday mornbe left folded dav. of Education of a. i ' oni e. Mr. and Mrs. John Roghaar id ing. Si liool District re- - Grace were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G. Weaver and spiaJ Mr. and Mrs. 3. Only whin a meal is sti'.id ' t0 reject any or Clive Beal Sunday. all Iim family utti'mled the Wne'iT fam- picnic of N n. waive unv informality 4 m Mr. Mild Mrs. Ken Harris were ily home melting ut the home 5 Mr and Mrs. Kay Hill at WhitEai h man gWes Ins own Ogden visitors Monday. Jen KmitHfield. I 'ti H order to the waiter. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Preston ney Thin sdiy evening, whin u pciiod of a Sclle Var pi(3in were visitors of Mr, mid Mrs. Cluff Neil ami pla.ved 1. 1)., Nov. Hist "What Would You Do thirty TI ES., ft,r the dale' set" fir ano duet on the program. Thirty solution -- in) If ymi are having Returned Ity Popular Christensen's Sunday. "''"'Ws till I,. Ilf a tendance were Schofield in a it members dinner party. Or lb he is to atci th.s .'tml duv 0f Novem- Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Request ! li Mr and Mrs. C. A. Betgesoii he the only guist. v'Mtor.s dm my tho COOPER ind GKY Fronton were i'i. ih, new. ...I NEA Sei vice Inci of Salt Lake were visiting with iC'opyiight JEAN AK'I HlR in EDUCATION lit- -. Mr. and Mis. was her Clarkstou of pari MIL DLKDS COES Ptwcy Griffin SCHOOL IjlsiLV; Kent on Weilne.-- d ly. a reel n't visitor tit Weston. p Suti.i !..y evi rung following the TO TOWN is a gue-- t Vcl'iu Band PresMiss of Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Ray I'SgllcU) L. js olM.n show at Preston. Added: CARTOON visitots of Mr. utid Mr. and Mis. Adiian Mouell recent wore ton Maurice Buttars has nt. idi accepted Irc: Blackfoot. Idaho. Bargain Prices 'on di IJnj d M. Thcuiwr Mrs. Rasmus Nelson. a call to the central states LD3 Adults 1 3c Children lt)e Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Popp Hall were 'Idi k (if tho Itnupi! mis-io- n Mr and Mrs. Byron will on field. He leave Mrs. James Cornish were supper guests o mu to I Vo visitors of Mr. andw b L . M. i'i Mi ,1 L' in Mi ' lie LEGAL NOTICES Y I) or taffeta, with In velveteen dainty luce at the neck and deeves mid without the trimming bunds, this little design, Patter' Mlts wdl he a party truck thats pretty ns a picture. In wool crepe, challis, plaid wool or sturdy srhool cottons mill the bright touch of braid, it will be a comfortable and most be, inning .school dress. Anyhow- you take it, or make it tins is the kind of dress in which gills x to Jl look anil feel thin The waistline is so nice and nmll the skirt has u saucy flare the and high, irregular neeklin is lev mid smart. The bloused wuist and pufl sb eves are verv kind to girls whose width fails a plunnoi dor 11 in ur ai.i! him ht on w a fret I to lti member ami m 'T ThoM m th tr !u a varr Flo's i HunmMl, M Mr Laui i and Lt a in. Mi I'or.i V. n h d a i niht r ot the I hdiiuv Tarn , of l.oan. vh pru'-cti few moment M and Mrs. Fi t d (.lieu tlu j Miud parent, of n b dy bet on Sunda Thn the b ti i he fanuiy. M an I Mrs. Alton B !arh r r nt i t nneti Friday evening at hut ilmtier, tht Ot iMMon hem"; . CAROL BY .1 AK942 V62 5 nt M I t M m rtd.'i Vl t I a (III. 4 This Is Smart In School And Popular At Parties tin, dunnu 12. ... r J To I Yount Trophy at t n burnt s ith (' ipt uu lit m ihart. K.ukW i o a rupor t of hat held m La r hi s i .janes ,s u Mount tin Slit inis an a is t H id Mu -- M VO killing ' ih r M. E. MiKKNNEY - we,k of Nov. PAGE SEVEN. P. Man!' nr I), Secretary, American Contract Bridge league of a senes of This is the last articles diM'usMnw the latest ami j'ltiy which will bo "xb1jj,l;g W at the 12th annual conve and national championships Tthe Amcnian Contract Bridge mm- t Cleveland during the 0 1 0F- - Opening: BY TIT WELLSV1LLE By Sylvia T M NOVUM v. Co-iee- NEWS -- I n. Je-op- s . I Je-si- -- e -- o ig eon-tra.- L r VI I , . ti- pre-ent- ba-k- el Mind Your Manners so much to laugh at, so lovely Amanda So she conspired nituh to love, so many things to with Bert Lahr, Joan Davis and take away and remember in "Shir- Bill Robinson to put on a big beneley Temples new picture, "Just fit show in the basement of the Around the Coiner," which opened house -- and "Uncle nt Theatin Capitol Sam" (Honshawi is to be thz beneyesterday ter, that even the most glowing ficiary! comment cun hardly do justice cither to Shirley or to the delightTiny South American opossums ful show which 2oth Century-Fosometimes are found in newly unhas fashioned around its Number packed bananas, and oftentimes, no doubt, are destroyed without tine star. true becoming Y'null simply have to go see it their identity known, so nearly do they resemfor yourself ble common mice. For "Just Around the Corner" is not only the best piiture Sliirley Temple h is ever appeared in, but Now Many Wear ids,) one of the most entertaining hits ever produced by the studio (Vi tli Little Worry that has given us so many great Eat, talk, laugh oi sneeze withpic t ii i es in the past. And it finds Shirley in her happiest role, one out fear of insecure false teeth which allows her an occasional dropping, slipping or w.ib b n g. outburst, of that mischievous hu- EAS TEETH holds plates firmer mor wimh is said to be so char- and more omtortahly. 't his pleasacteristic of her irrc.xpressible ant powder has no gummy, gooey, spirit outside the studio. pasty taste or feeling. Doesn t Among those who share in all cause nausea. It's alkaline (nonthis fun are Charles Farrell, as acid). Checks plate odor" (denShirley's Dad; Joan Davis, as ture breath). Get EASTKETH at (adv.) to a kennel-fu- ll of any drug store. Park Avpnue pooches; Amanda Duff la premising young newcomer to films) as the girl with whom Furrell is .n love; Bert Lahr, as No matter how manv medicines loan's chauffeur-sweethearand the inimitable Bill Robinson, who you have tried lor your common does a new dunce routine wnn cough, chest cold, or bronchial Irriyou may get relief now with Shirley thi.t surpasses even their tation. Creomulsion. benous trouble may sensational "Toy Trumpet" numbe brewing and you cannot afford ber in "Reoecca." to a dinner with any remedy The putue opens with Shirley lesstake potent than Creomulsion, which home from goes right to the seat of the trouble haul to find her arehiteit Dad ana aid nr tuie to soothe nnd heal down on his luck. Having investe the inflamed mucous membranes all his money in t. great slum nnd to luuoen and expel germ laden on work whiiii eliaituiee projei t, phlegm. Lvf n u inker remedies have failed, for lack oi has been sus .dlituMial entitle), Farrell has giv- don't be discouraged, t V Creoinul-fiio- n. Your druggist is authorized to en up ins penthouse and taken a refund your money if you nre not basement room in the same aprrt-rne- thoroughly satisfied with the benebudding. t)niu the biggest fits obtained. Crcomuision is ona he in the tenant budding, paying word, ask for it plainly, see that the is now ore of its humblest em-- ; name oc the bottle is Creomulsion, and yor'll get the genuine product loyees. and the relief you want. (Adv.) The reason, he explains to Shirley, is because of what is happenSam. Untie Sam ing lo Uncle could fix everything-i- f only people would helo him. Slnrlcv i) Rurally assumes that her Dad is leferring to t lie fabulously wealthy Samuel Henshaw' who is Unt ie Sam" to her playmate, Bennie Hat licit, and to the Tln-re'- apartment x FALSE TEETH 1 Still Coughing? boardin' , 1 7wuu . n. TODAY, TLES., WED. 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