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Show THE LEADER. Tremonton, Utah stusdle mulch c e r, i o riST n ATf o n AUGUST 16 CALIFORNIA PUBLISHER .Thursday Auk TREMONTON' RELATIVES Chester L. McGuire. son of A. D. McGuire, former Tremonton publisher, was visiting relatives and friends in Tremonton this week, during a short vacation trip from his home in Fontana, California. He is accompanied by his wife and three children, RaVae, Karen, and Roger. Mr. McGuire is the publisher of a weekly publication, "'Shopping News" in Fontana, where he owns a printing plant. He is a brother of Mrs. Con Steffen, and the family left today to re turn home by way of Yosemite Corinne Repairs; FRIDAY. AUG. Busses Purchased Eight equipment dealers in th Corinne's elementary school's Tremonton area will demon heating system will get improve strate the use of twenty pieces ments totaling $731.00 as a reof stubble mulch farming equip sult of a recent meeting of the ment at the A. L. Cook farm Box Elder County school board, west Tremonton of seven miles according to a report from Ken in a stubble mulch demonstraE. Weight, superintendent. neth tion on August !6. according to new busses are being Three Burnice Hunsaker, Chairman of added to the county's ' school Com Dealers the Equipment property, and several changes in mittee. were also announced drivers Extension The Agricultural the meeting. following Service, Soil Conservation Ser Improvements on the heating vice, Production and Marketing Park. at Corinne school includes Administration, Northern Utah Mr. McGuire's father published plant installation of a new conthe Soil Conservation District and the Tremonton paper from 1913 installation of densation pump, farm equipment dealers are to 1925. He is now an attorney in dual and modifi-catosystem, piping stubble jointly sponsoring the Riverside, California. of the present boiler and mulch program. stoker arrangements. The purpose of the demon FREDRICK NEAL FAMILY Lawrence B. Carter and A. stration is to show farmers in SCHEDULES REUNION the northern part of the state The Fredrick Neal family re Lorin Hunsaker, with one other person were authorized to drive how the various types of equip union will be held Monday, Sep- new buses here soon from eastern ment can be operated and ad tember 4th at Snowville, Utah in factories. mulch the recreation hall. The justed to do stubble days Weidman will replace J. faming. events will consist of dinner L. Byron Weidman as bus operator from Summer fallowing of dry land meeting and program, sports and Bear River City to the Bear River by the stubble mulch method ball game and evenings enter high school, and a $100 claim by has been proved to be most tainment. for services of Hugh Davis effective in the control of both Family heads should notify handling Bear River high funds wind and water erosion In the their families and each family is was approved. northern part of the state to Miss Virginia Ericksen, Bear provide their own lunch. according to Blaine Morse, DisRiver high accompanist who has trict Conservationist, Soil ConDANISH MISSIONARY worked with the music departservation Service. However, there ment, will be employed on a full-tiare possibilities of poor- - crop RETURNS II03IE Elder Richard N. Petersen re schedule during the coming yields if stubble mulch farming Is not done properly, Morse cau- turned home last week after his school year, it was also announcrelease from the Danish Mission ed. tioned. of the Church of Jesus Christ of At the July 17 meeting of the Among the tools to be demon Latter-da- y Saints. He had board of education, the purchase spent strated are all types of two and lf in Den of years approximately 40 desks and tillers, weeding equipment, mark. chairs and 13 tables were okayec drills. and rotary hoes, A son of Mr. and Mrs. Nobel for the Central The demonstration will start school, Brigham. at 10:00 AM. and will continue Petersen, he was met by his fam- Also approved was the proposed until all the equipment has been ily in Ogden upon his return removal of trees along the west demonstrated. Food and drinks home. Elder Petersen reports side of the Central school lot. An appropriation of $31.48 was will be available from one of that he enjoyed his missionary work, but also that he enjoys be- granted to the Bothwell PTA to the local civic organizations. home again. cover half the cost of backstops Factory representatives of ingA program will be held in his recently constructed at the farm machinery manufactures and expert operators will be on honor Sunday evening August school grounds. hand at the demonstration, to ism, ana ne will be the guest Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bjorn explain the operations and ad- - speaker. J i and children of San Francisco jusunents, adjusted to do effi Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clements of left for their home cient stubble mulching. Monday mor Garland are the parents of a ning after spending two weeks baby girl born at the Valley with his parents, Mr. and Mrs LEADER WANT ADS PAY S. E. Bjorn. hospital on August 6th. - r7 r L ) " 7 ! L -- i m 2i Pearlwick LOOK KIDS! .s' Clothes Hampers Childrens colors. Pemieys F.10UIE Back-to-Sclio- Clean-U- p Group ol PARTY AfID PARADE Meet FRIDAY MORNING 9:30 A. M. Fitted Plastic Black, Ideal for school Hi.. $ I e "CLACK BEAUTY" iff? and TWO COMIC SHORTS Children to 14 years invited. UU'IIIIIIIEJ Womens IIITE GLOVES Short style, fine $ i quality. I Reduced. 2 for ce one-ha- TP" r Mens WORK SOX Sizes 10 to 12 Top quality. Juveniles Mens Short orwm and Small, Large 3 Yards Gabardine r "vMens Chenille Bedspreads SPORT SHIRTS $ Small, Med., Large. 3 Full bed size. to. iLiiPiniiiii x 105. Close rows of che- 1 nille. Decora- 4 tor colors and white. 90 f I Sleeve SHIRTS Med. I $ I f liUipmiiiE Heavy Weight, Fine Zip-fro- nt - $- L'U'lHiltff Heavy pajama quality. Novelty printed outing flannel. florals. ; 4 FOR OUTING FLANNEL mill! i ! 3 Heavy Random 36 inch Printed UJM'lllllllBiaU Mens t-- at LIBRARY PLAYGROUND and parade to LIBERTY THEATRE at 10 A. M. CLUTCH BAG j White Slipped FREE SHOW Large, reinforced wicker hamper. Pearlwick top. White and me . Jj7 IK 1 1 i ns sub-surfa- Iff u School Board Plans VISITS WITH Fall Patterns DRESS TIES Big selection $ A No duds. I r j lUlPlHIIifr I . in. Square Printed Silk 18 SQUARES PANELS Beautiful color selection. Idea for ties on sweaters and scnooi DiousesPure GARLAND'S A P Brief White, pink or blue in I nylon. Long wear. Easy we ing. Sheer. Small, med. la Fine rayon marquisettes in two sizes and 3 colors. for! Nylon Womens 42 x 81 in. 42 x 90 in. - silk. 100 Rayon Marquisette l foarc r j::oE L-- 1-- ZJ 71 Li Cap Sleeve mm- RAG RUGS Trimmed Rayon DAYS P Garment 24 x 36. Heavy, washable. Smart patterns. Full cut with full sweep. 54 in. lengths. Cap & 12 Bags 10 hgis garments. i jiey Big jumbo plastic bags in t ors. Save your clothes t f dust and moths. use. 11 :.is :th, Holds Bright clear colors. Ideal for kitchen and general sleeves. - Plastic Jumbo CREPE GOWNS FRIDAY -- SATURDAY AUGUST Large Size Lace I ar y.m mi ;::ate, 60 Guage 15 Denier fsalf First Quality, Full Fashioned 2w NYLON HOSIERY 8 P. r.L AMATEDR BOXING - ARWOOY :itei 3sna on MM K rele re? Stamped ALL DAY 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a. m. 1:00 d. m. 4:00 d. m. Big 42 0UIE... Main Theatre P. M. Vaudeville at it's best. iree Fireworks P. II :'':m Mens Dress I 1 re 4. STRAY ,iire Finish the summer with of these fine straws. Cos than a work hat. Clean pi 2forJL y All sizes 6 78 ' AJUUALDAi:CE... Armory COME YOURSELF and BRING THE FAMILY Lace Trimmed and Embroidered Perfect FLOUR SQUARES d: ;and to 74- Bleached and man- r hi. f PO! Childrens Rubber Fine multifiliment rayon crepe with lace and embroidered bodices and hems White,. pink, blue. 32 to 40. iI hni......iiiiit!l N -- I stf bc REMNANTS 2 Pieces 1 "alio 1 FOR em iQ j Piece Goods 1 $ .J RAYON CREPE SLIPS gled. No holes or printing 4 FOR J WADING BOOTS Cm. Multifiliment Si MMiniiiial Siage Review - City Park Right After the Show Clean-U- p ?5ge BASED ALL GAME... City Park HORSE RACING... Fair Grounds dozen bi acts 9 time buy. Stamp-e- d ready for embroidery. x 36 size. PARADE :00 A Final A one FLOWER SHOW... Tabernacle FREE v Pillow Cases Kmc fi in Sheer beauty in New Fall leg flattery. Sizes 9 to 101,. Limit 2 to a customer. 10 Fast Bouts and 4 Exhibition Matches cjoumi d si fhda idling i( tSUJii'iimiE P-- and 39 In. Wide PvAYON SATS CRETES Per ;lors j rc: ;;'se !)r i $1 pri on ; :j h. PEMMEYB 36 in. Ace Hi PRINTED RROADCU)TII Clear, bright. Fast colors, for back m to school sewing. 3 Yds. liJipniim runi'Hiimi F Y !!'! ,dtrem i 36 in. CLE,R rLASjlC 1 in plastic i, bag. 10 yds Mtit, )y .till' '4 f Iron 0. s rec |