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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY ' LEADERTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, ?929 ChiLfl Mrs. N. HuhaaJter,-EhrooJ. P.. Haraard, Deweyville, Guern- rompers, first. - ; sey, BulL first SubacriptkB RUea Mrs. N. Hunsaker Elwood, AfterOne Year, in dTanee $2.00 P. Haraard, Deweyville, Guern- noon dress, first J. fLOO sey Cow, first Hi Months, in adraoce Mrs. J. S. Rhodes, Garland, Ladies .60 Three months, in advance ... ,i J. P. Hamard, Deweyville, Guern- Coat, first J! sey, Cow, first Mrs. J. G. Rhodes Garland, Ladies Entered at the Postoffice at Gurern-sey Clarence Fryer Deweyville, . Hat first Utah, as Second Class Bull, first House Etta Kidman, Collinston, J. O. Garfield, Tremonton, Guern- dress, first first. sey Heifer, Ella Kidman, Collinston, Luncheon Published at Tremonton, Utah, on Irvin Garfield, Tremonton, Guern- Cloth, first Thursday of each week. sey Bull Calf, first Mrs. M. S. Rasmussen, Brigham, Day Garfield, Tremonton, Guern- Child's remodled coat, first Published by sey Heifer, first Mrs. Earl Newman, Bothwell, Dress THE LEADER PUBLISHING CO. Dee Francom, Tremonton, Guernremodled, first Incorporated sey Bull, first Mrs. W. R. Holmes Brigham, Scarf V. M. Rodes, Garland, Ewe Lamb, first Eyelet, first Mrs. Mitchel, Hansel Valley, Pillow PROGRESS BENEFITS ALL Rambouillet M. V. Rhodes, Garland, Case, first. A century ago the first power news lamb, first Mrs. W. L. Hoist, Brigham, Lunch paper press was put in operation. C. E. Anderson, Tremonton, Ram, eon set, first Prior to then newspapers were printed fist Laura reterson, Brigham, runner, Elmer Peterson, Tremonton, Rams, first. on hand presses, slowly and laboriousrun first was The first by ly. power press Louis Larsen, East Garland, 1 year eonTrilva Thompson, Garland, Lunch steam. The hand press had an outset, first first Lambs, Jennie Marble, Deweyville, Set, put of 250 copies an hour . The steam East Louis Larsen, Garland, Aged first press increased the output to 1100 Ewe. first. copies an hour. When this first power Evelyn Sorenson, Brigham, center Louis Larsen, East Garland, 1 year piece, first. press was placed in operation in the Ewe. first. Mrs. Robert Allen, Tremonton, Pil office of The London Times the Louis Larsn. East Garland. 1 Ewe low, first. pressmen opposed it. Their express Lamb, first Mary Anderson, Brigham, Fancy ed objection was that it violated the E. S. Hansen, East Garland, Yearling Pillow, first Biblical injunction that man should Ewe. first. Mrs. Laura Peterson, G. E. Cropley, Tremonton, Best Brigham, earn his bread by the sweat . of his first. Centerpiece, Colt, first, brow. Their obvious and real objec Mrs. W. L. Hoist, Brigham, Lunch Hughetfrover, Garland, Aged Sow, eon tion was that one man could operate first set, first. Mrs. Louise Fielding, Fielding, the power press whereas four men Fred Grover, Garland, Duroc Boar, were necessary to run the hand press. first. Centrpiece, fnst. Minnie Garlick, Bear River City g Dean Grover, Garland, Sow, first Today labor welcomes Reed Anderson, Tremonton, Chester Centerpiece, first. devices. Medern production could not Dora Isaccson, East Garland, Inbe maintained by the hands of all the White Sow. first. Reed Anderson, Tremonton, Fat fants Dress, first. labor in the world and yet with Mrs. Lafyette Nelson, Corinne, xncahines doing the work of hundreds Hog, first fnst. Reed Anderson, Tremonton, Ton Pillow-casmen of there is no surplus of lapor. Trilva Thompson, Garland. Strip first. In civilized countries virtually every-thn- g Litter, Brood ot aignan, first. Myron Giles, Tremonton, is done by machine, but unem- Sow, first. Mary Anderson, Brigham, Center L. J. Hanson, Tremonton, Boar, piece, first ployment is local and temporary. Long Mrs. E. B. MitcheL Hansel Valley. opposed by labor, the machine has first Hoyle Grover won the Salt Lake Aphqued quilt, first. furnished more work and better pay Mrs. James Sorenson Bothwell, Cup. for labor. Embroidered quilt, first. Dean Grover won the Ogden Cup. Thus does man, actuated by selfish POULTRY Mrs. Neils Lars, Tremonton, Pat motives, often oppose his own cause, Fred Somers, Garland, Duck, first tern quilt, first. labor be not can condemned for yet Mrs. Augusta Boyd, Harper. Quilt Hyrum Marbl, Deweyville, Gander, obstructing mechanical development first made by lady over 65, first at a time when every mechanical imMrs. Moroni Hyrum Marble, Deweyville, Goose, Lundberg. Evans, Pieced quilt, first provement served to increase already first G. F. Christensen, Tremonton. Pea- Deweyville School. Deweyville. Em general unemployment broidered quilt, first. Industrialism presents an awesome con Ducks, first. Wallace Christensen, Tremonton, Mrs. Irvin Jones, Tremonton, Braid and paradosical picture when divided ed rug, first. into the two stages of handcraft and Pair, first Wallace Christensen, Tremonton, Mrs. Abe Wheatley, Honeyville, machine manufacture. When everyHen, first Woven rug, first. thing was made by hand there was Wallace Christensen, Tremonton, Mrs. Gus Pierce, Tremonton, Silk and unemployment. Tom, first first. rug, Now that everything is made by Virgil Weidman, Bear River City, Mrs. C. B. Mitchell, Hansel Valley, machine there is and Pair Geese, first Wool rug, first. M. Ipsen Willard, Peacocks, first work for all. Mrs. C. E. Smith, Garland, Chroche Glen Rhodes, Garland, Banty Hen, Rug, first. first. Violet Jensen, Elwood, Cotton rug, Glen Rhodes, Garland, Banty Cock, first. Spills, Mrs. M. Mortensen, Tremonton, Rodeo first. M. L. Nilsen Garland, White Leg Knitted Rug, first. horn Utility, first Continued from page one.) Mrs. Llla Peirce, Tremonton, Aph Geo. Bancroft, Riverside, Game n fill rug, first. Leroy Stenquist, Tremonton, qued chickens, first. Mrs. Derrel Heaton, Evans, Bed Heifer, first. If you are one of those rare fellows who knows just exactly what Krist White Peterson, Noble Hunsaker, Brigham City, R, Bothwell, first. Spread, Leghorn Utility, first. the well dressed man will be wearing this Fall then you'll come to P. D., Holstein Cow, first Mrs. Alice Tingey, Brigham, Knit Fred Somers, Garland, Capon, first ted Bed Noble Hunsaker, Brigham, R. F. D. first Spread, Fishburns as a matter of course. Albert Mortenson, Honeyville, Mrs. Lasal Hansen, Bear River Holstein Cow, first. White first. Cock, Leghorn ; Noble Hunsaker, Brigham R. F. D., Crochet Bed set, first. Krist Peterson, Bothwell, Pullet, City, Sire and Get, first But if you're one of the great majority who likes a bit of advice Mrs. Mathew Compton. Brigham, C. G. Adney, Corinnc, Holstein Bull, first. first. Baby set, Carriage before investing in a suit or other apparel you should be doubly Guss Peirce, Tremonton, Old Pen, Lmma Bowers, Collinston. Basket, first ' careful td come to Fishburns. Here the most authentic Fall fashions Newall Taylor, Tremonton, Holstein- first. first. Nate Peirce, Tremonton, Banty Pair Rose . .., Pillow-- 1 vow, iirsi. ,j Whitney, Honeyville, are first. being presented by men who are able to give good and concrete Newall Taylor, Tremonton, Holstein Dick Fishburn, Tremonton, Red top, first assistance in the selection of a Fall outfit that will meet every requireLucue Jones, Tooled Bull, first , v, Brigham, ' Ida Taylor, Tremonton, Holstein Cockrel, first first. ment of personality and purse. Byron Weidnan, Bear River City, Lucile Bull, first. . Jonse, Brigham. Tooled Hen, first Leather, purse, frist Leonzry Sorenson, East Garland, RABBITS Its been years since you saw such Suit values at these prices Mrs. W. S. Fife, Brigham, Stencil, Jersey Cow, first Emery Huggins, Bear River City, first. Leonzry Sorenson, East Garland, first. Ruth Olsen, Brigham, Drawing, Registered Merit, first. C. P. Jensen, Deweyville, ChinSidney Sorenson, East Garland, Jer- chilla, Does, first first. Jas. Langhorn, Harper. Carved sey Calf, first J. H. Kirkham, Garland, Pen. first Dorthella Sorenson, East Garland, first. Marriott Garland, Chin- Chest, Emery Lavon Staynor. Brigham. Vase. Jersey Heifer, first chilla, first Henry Sorenson, East Garland, Jerfirst. HOME DEPARTMENT TOP COATS AT Morris sey Cow, first Rosenbasen, Brigham. Rauer, Tremonton, Sorenson Bros, East Garland, Sire Child's first. Picture, Silk Dress, first. and Get, first. Mrs. Holman, Brigham, Scarf, first Mrs Carl Hansen, Brigham, Sorenson Bros, East Garland, JerWE GIVE STAMPS Jenny Roberts, Brigham. Pillow. led Dress, first. sey Bull, first first, Mrs. Raymond Olsen, Brigham, Sorenson Bros, East Garland, Jer- Child' suit Freda Jepsen, Brigham, Pillow. cotton, first. sey Bull Calf, first. first. Mrs. W S. Fife, Brigham, Child's W. W. Nielsen, Mrs. J. Wesley Horsley. Brigham. Tremonton, Jersey suit silk, first wan Hanger, first. WANTED A first class Service FOR SALE At a bargain. 80 acres Mrs. W. Stayner. Brigham. Painted Station Salesman. If you know your choice dry land farm. Yields heavy. plaque, first stuff, apply. If you don't; Do not Call Leader Office. 23. tf. Mrs. Leo Hoist, Brigham, Beaded answer. Blue Light Service Station purse, first. Will buy veal, cows and hogs. Phone No. 9 Adam Imthum, The Gas Man. bvelyn Sorensen, Brigham, Beaded NOTICE 45tf 44J1. Garland purse, first. 36tf Tremonton, Utah. Phone 102. Saving--FoMrs. Ray Thompson. Brigham, All APPLES Grimes J Box persons having bills against the Mats, 2 piece, first. FOR SALE A comfortable little FOR .SALE Elder County Fair Association Vera rife. Brigham. Mag rocks Rome home close in Garland. Easy terms Golden, Jonathon, beauty, will first. present same for payment kindly it required, bee .Norman Lee, Brig- gainos, and other varieties. 50c per Mrs. Nowland. North Garland ham City, Utah, or John J. Shumway, bushl, Thone 5904. J. H. Miller, East at once to C. J. Dewey, secretary. Fabric painting, first. Garland. Garland. 2tf PIANO AT SACRA FICE Mrs. Coles, Tremonton. Basket Oil CASH PAID For Dead and Useless uoth cover, first. We have on hand in the vicinity of Mrs. Vill Loveland. Cows and horses. Dewewille. Reverse call LOST A leather case containing Tremonton one of our very best Geo. three of with name keys Paper Flowers, first. tf41 Brigham 493J2. Rather than pay storage or on same. Geo. pianos. Reward. Call Mrs. W. Phillips, Brigham, Lamp folks resolve, "I shall save more tf. reship this instrument to Ogden, we WE ARE BOOKING frist. ORDERS for Stenquist Thone 840-shade, will rent the piano with the privilege for some satisfaction in the Mrs. F. R. Holman, Brigham, the famous Hollywood chicks and of buying later and apply rent on 1928 sale Coach 52 CHRYSLER for Lampshade, first. winners at the future." pullets, prize purchasing price. In answering, Vera Fife, Brigham, Bridge lamp, at a bargain. Terms to the right full reference in first Egglaying Contest Logan, please give o c ii m..i i first u. Ietter- - Address A. C. Order early and avoid disap- party. oee once v. Glen Clair Reeder, Brigham, Lamp shade - This is Piano Co., Ogden, Utah. pointments experienced last season. Bank. admirable. AND why not save, iirst. Utah Co. Hatchery Mrs. Earl Sheffield, Brigham, Brigham City, Utah. too, for the satisfaction it gives TODAY? wrougnt iron Lamp, tirst. "A Mrs. L. A. Richardson, Brigham, . I FOR SALE 4 ton Beet Rack. Call iirst. ianuy, Mrs. W. R. Morris, Brigham, Candy 7.y-- 4 Tremonton For there is fun in saving money, joy in tf first. E2AB BITES VALLEY LEADES Bull, first d; An Accurate Forecast of Fall's Favorite iilh Fashions Tre-nonto- t), labor-savin- e, over-producti- under-productio- ISMBLR n Mark Thrills, of Opening Fair, Hol-stei- - - . . . . Chin-chill- a, $24.75 $29.50 $32.50 $19.50 and $22.50 DISCOUNT Re-m- ...WANT COLUMN.. : r To- - Day! Sten-qui- OFTEN st 2. Inter-mounta- in i--i Bros.-Rober- ta -- Q an account grow. And, more than that, money saved forms a satisfying guarantee that you Mrs. S. W. Rasmussen, Brigham, PLENTY OF MONEY Beads, first. the riirht kind of real estate Mrs. Carry Tizzu, Brigham, Cake, MAN LEE, Brigham City. are ready in case of a sudden opportunity or emergency, today. first first. Mrs. G. Kellsom, Elwood, Pie, Mrs. V. L, Hnasen, Elwood, first Mrs. Nels Anderson Fruit Cake, first FOR SAT.F CnnA Pie, $12.00 per ton. Co., Garland, Utah. Uteh-Idah- Bothwell, Kii514iti(f o WADU NOTi- - 7tf first. all the time. Tremonton Banking Co. Damsel and Emerene Bear River City, Candy, Adams' 18tfd GOOD BUILDING LOTS For Sale. Some rijrht in town, others two blocks out Also two homes for sale. Christensen, Call Leader office. first. Thatcher , Candy, TAXI and STAGF Between Dewey, Tremonton and Garland. Call Bell Mrs. H. P. RasmmcOT Elwood, Phone 60. 42tf Spice cake, first Mrs. L. S. Mann. Ploriwl , Butter FOR RENT Service Station. Call 102 !.' vane,- lirst. Tremonton. Blue Liirht Gas & Oil Oonne Ex., Corinne, Berries, first Co. 45tf Corinne Ex.. Corinnp. ztnn rv,,; FOR RENT w One ill sleeping room. Corinne Ex.. Corinne mfce Mrs. Ira O. Fndal, Tremonton. first" t,:. FOR SALE Five room home, strictly modern. 7 shares of ' Corinne e Ex., Corinne, Preserves lot ntinlv mvoraA nth a wrs. w. k. Holmes, Brigham, Preu fruit trees, reasonable price, inquire vvonunuea on page five.) vi uiin uam. r leiaing, Utah. Mrs. Jellies, W. first T? Holmes, Brigham a mm nu i rfv M M M lm. Sugar Mrs. Nels Anderson, Bothwell, Cake A Savings Account is a happiness insurance policy giving you serene security today and STTAW II A Fair of many unique features offering daily the thrills of circus gay carnival Whippet Dog Racing and glamorous fireworks.. actsa Eight great days of amusement and education. Come to thel II |