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Show Thursday. March lit THE LEADER. 4. 1954 0 I 1 - , -- Tremonton. Utah SATURDAY ,4CiV TOMORROW IS " I I j! , " i. : f ' ) i ' v i Y.- - . A ,.."'. y. ' n i a 1 . We're taking over Friday and Saturday, March 5 and 6. We have scoured the markets and store lor outstanding huvs for you. Boy's ' ' (',V- - DIVISION, This Thatcher-Penros- 15 iX-'- team captured the championship and sportsmanship trophies in tourney of 10 stake champions. Front: Jack Anderson, L. J. Silvester, Jerry Peter e Valley Team Wins Div. Junior Crown plucky squad of lanky lads man Zollinger, were unbeaten in Penrose and Thatcher the tourney and captured both hauled down both the champ- the top awards. ionship and coveted sportsmanIt was the first Junior tournaship trophies In the Division 15 ment played in the newly-formeJunior League tournament last division.. week in Roy. 2nd and Trrmonton Garland Playing against the top teams 3rd Ward squads, senior divisfrom 10 stakes, the Tliatcher-Penros- e ion champs in Bear River and team, coached by Ly. South Bear River Stakes, won the Senior championship and sportsmanship trophies respecd tourna. tively, in the ment two weeks ago. The junior division champions, played three games: Roy 1st Ward on Monday, defeating them, Ogden 27th Ward All-Church ; on Tuesday, drubbing them and Wilson Ward Saturday, Garland Second Ward's bas- winning easily by g members The five ketball team, Division 15 champions, won Tuesday, but lost have played consistently all seah son, and have needed little help Wednesday in the basketball Aurnment from the substitutions, and none of the boys has ever been taken in Provo this week. Wendell Hess and Jesse Ar. from a game on fouls. chibald tallied 22 and 20 points respectively against Reno to spark their team to a win. Harry Gephart made one of d shots as those frantic the fans shouted "Shoot," and he did, from the middle of the floor. Debating squads from Bear But against Provo 13th Wed- River high school made their nesday, Garland fell behind and best showing in recent years lost Archibald and Hess last weekend a speech scored only 8 points together, meet at Weber during accordCollege, while Dee Christertsen tanked ing to Milton Johnson, speech 19. coach. M-M- 32-2- 6; Play 25-13- 35-2- 4. first-strin- Alt-churc- M-M- en Debate Squads 52-4(- 5 Make Showing At Speech Meet last-secon- 62-4- 0. red SPECIAL BUY Women's CASUALS Reduced To Clear! WOMENS 2.88 winning And it was the last game at Memorial gym after an unspot ted season before home crowds. Stiff Defense The Tigers were playing top ball as they threw a stiff defense against the hapless Bears. The Ogdcnites grabbed a siz able lead in the first quarter which they maintained during the entire game. Increased Lead Ogden increased their 16 to 7 6 first quarter lead to by the half, behind the sharp shoot ing of Campbell who gained 13 points in the first half. Third quarter play featured a continuation of the first half riot. Ogden dunked basket after basket, and Bear River was hard pressed to get the ball over the 10 second line. Sends In Subs Coach Hughes sent in the subs during the last quarter after Ogden put the game on A new denim ankle tie sport shoe with lightweight crepe sole. Flat wedgie heel. Sizes Brown. Faded Blue 4-- 8. and! Coffee iD!l!lltl!Blll!!!!l!!!I ice. Gary YOU CAN MAKE THEM LOOK LIKE THIS f- WOMEN'S This is one of the jobs we just recently completed. New mountings Increase the value of your Diamonds. And there 1 no comparison as to the beauty of the two mountings 100 REMOUNTED NOW AT A SAVINGS PRICES. PALMER JEWELRY CO. 361)1 TBEMONTON CREDIT AT NO ADDITIONAL COST We Give 1 this event. Nylon lper "Sail" Green Stomps inch ilUilMIIUIUIIilliiUlliUlili! 2.66 nylon tricot. Four gore nylon trim, dry wrinkle free in minutes. White only. Sizes No-iro- 4. 2 for ? .00 Large new shipment of spring jewelry. Earrings and necklaces, metal beads and porcelain. am DEE GARFIELD Ready-To-We- Sprrinn lay-a-wa- WOMENS SHORT your y Spring Outfit. COATS All Wool 2.79 2475 SWEATERS Boucles and fleeces in soft pastel colors to don over gay spring dresses and suits. Short and fingertip lengths. Our entire stock of cardigan and slip-ovstyles. A big color selection for spring. er , AUDREY LONG Home Furnishing Dept. Head SAYS: "Spring Cleaning Time." New ideas in curtains, rugs, bed- Kitchen ; SASH CURTAINS spreads. Save! Plastic ' 2.00 Shower Curtains s7.50 Full bed size wool filled comforters in shimmering satin. Tone reversible and plain colors. Ladies Day values. 6x6 Floral printed standard size shower curtains in 4 ply plastic. Give your bath- $1 50 .A. room a new look. SOPH WOERNER LADIES DAY VALUES Large selection kitchen grounds. Organdies PANTS cur- and INFANTS SAYS: We have our new spring stocks for infants and toddlers. Outfit your little ones now. PLASTIC sash tain. 45 in long in white and colored SPECIAL FUKCHASE Infant Department Manager INFANTS S NEW SPRING ARRIVALS Manager ar SAYS: Come in and WASH FROCKS Tricot knit, plastic proof plastic pants. med., large. JEWELRY Long wearing, ankle fitting, elastic top nylon anklets in assorted colors and white. Bargain priced! FRESH! KRISP! FOR COSTUME Nylon Anklets 3 for 00 (iiiUiirtiiniriiiiiininiTimiaiHmiuniiiiiiijNtnuHiiHiiinmtiiiHiEjj 3 "NEW SPRING Filament SLIPS 32-4- SPECIAL PURCHASE FOR THIS EVENT ONLY TRICOT KNIT YOU CAN HAVE YOUR DIAMONDS PHONE bet- ter grade houseslippers "reduced to clear for Jewelry. QUILTS A REGULAR House Sli lppers selection of A Display Manager SAYS: See our new Spring Line of SATIN FROM A big variety of spring and summer cottons suitable for dresses, infants and sports wear. Sheers, ginghams and novelties. DORIS CHRISTENSEN WOOL FILLED . GOODS :ill!ilII!L:ll!lll!lllll!i:;i!III!illllil!llii:i:ii!:!i!!ilill!ill SPECIAL PURCHASE 30-1- tt-i- 20 PIECE GIRLS - big Cotton . LADIES DAY SPECIAL iiTTrfti r CLEANUP VALUES DENIM st m $10 36-4- 4. SAYS: Come and see! You can't afford to overlook these extra specials colors. Novelty cottons io tub-faComplete selection of new spring styles. Regular and half sizes w. A smart waist length Sizes casual jacket. Perfect for spring wear. Rust, skipper and green. VIRGINIA ULARY Assistant Manager 53-3- rnrY. Ilip length gum rubber boots in ankle fitted or regular style. Sizes First grade mmmimmmmmmwmmmmmmmsi 51-4- LOOK LIKE THIS 5.00 BOOTS iiiiiiniiM Conger sparked the Bears shaky offense witht fancy ball handling and 15 points. Brigham Seventh ward, DivLast Game ision 15 runners up lost to Ten debating teams in three Bear River winds up Tonight 8 Haven, Tuesday, then de- divisions competed in 38 rounds, their season against Logan high Wed- winning 28 of them in compet9 feated Montpelier at Logan. Logan is tied with nesday, to stay in the race for ition with students from several Ben Lomond for second place. western states. consolation honors. They sport an 8 to 5 record. DOES YOUR OLD MOUNTING JACKETS FISHING high-ridin- . SPORT MARSH GREY 2. Ogden quintet handed an ice cold Bear River their first defeat of the season at the Memorial gym last Fri day night. Thirteen proved to be the g unlucky number to the to as tried Bears, they 12-ga- Men's Gabardine Fishermen's Bargain! 1.00 hot stretch a streak to 13. SPECIAL PURCHASE Ladie's Day Manager SAYS: We'll be happy to help you wiih your spring needs. JEANS By David Calderwood A JESSIE VAS SWEDEN Oz. Sanforized Sizes 4 to 12. Heavy weight 8 oz. blue denim, sanforized shrunk for permaient fit. Bar tacked and End Season A 8 Blue Denim 1 Bears Jinxed On No. 13; from Garland Squad Wins, Loses in '" sen. Second row: Clair Zollinger, Leo Peterson, Robert Zollinger, Harold Egley, Kent Petersen. Rear: David Wight, Kimber Barlow, Penrose leader; Lyman Zollinger, coach and Harry Miller, stake supervisor. CHAMPIONS JUNIOR h'J&J (Z-7-r' A DAY ' A . I LADIE B 4 FITTED CRIB Reduced! SHEETS GIRLS COTTON PANTIES 00 coated waterWhite, small, Girl's cotton panties for school and play. White only. Sizes 3 FOR ;;c. 0. $ no Pcr.no yfa o7 coerce 1 Fitted crib sheets. Finest quality, snug fitting, no wrinkling, no ironing, and no tucking. Sanforized shrunk. White only. , " - : |