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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MAY 23, PAGE SIX (EAST TREMONTON) Mrs. P. E. Ault By i ; Rev. I. N. Demy says: I hcve found nothing in the past 20 years thst czn take the place of Dr. Miles Anti-PaPills. They are a sure relief for my headache." Sufferers from Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache, Sciatica, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Periodic Pains, write that they have used Dr. Miles Anti-PaPills with better results than they had even hoped for. Countless American housewives would no more think of keeping house without Dr. Pills than withMiles Anti-Paout flour or sugar. Keep a package in your medicine cabinet and save yourself needless suffering. At Drug Stores 25c and $1.00 in in in W- C- DP,MH.ES'HWf ANTI-PAI- N PIUS 1935 SNOWVILLE Miss Annie Ilurd By ! , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garfield spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dan McComb of Ogden. Mrs. Jane Abbott has sold her home to Leslie Garfield, and left Friday for Salt Lake City, where she will make her home. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Ault and son. on Harvey, visited relatives in Logan Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lottie McComb of Ogden, visited her mother, Mrs. Charles Peterson on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Raphael Garfield, Mr. and Mrs G. A. Newell and daughter, Dona, of Mona, visited over the weekend with J! O. Garfield and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lowen of Grouse Creek, were called here Saturday by the death of Mrs. Lowen's brother, Lester Newton. The sympathy of the entire comTed munity goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Newton and family in the bereavement of their son and brother. Those from out of town who attended the funeral were Mrs. Ella Young of Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. William Kay of Mona; Thomas Jess, Joseph and Lydia Newton of Salt Lake City; and Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Kay and children of Santa S BJ P E. Misa Harriet Larkin and Coe S A 1m. h 1 s If V, 4 14AXGE DESIGNS r.JLKCTUIC Helen Hughes Dulany, foremost woman Industrie! stylist, designer of dining car appointments for the famous Burlington Zephyr, adds another triumph with the newly style line of Hotpolnt Electric Ranges. c coast daI'ishop and Mrs. D. G. Nelson, Jr. at attended the graduating exercises the B. R. H. S. SaturdayLake cny L. M. Hurd was m Salt on business last week. the - NEW lowers never forget. When her new serial. "The House of Glass," made Its debut recently, a fan sent her the large cake shown here. It is adorned with a miniature house of glass scene of Mrs. Berg's Wednesday evening coast to Leona, are Salt Lake City visitors this week. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kay, Mrs. Thomas Kay, Mrs. Henry Morrison, Mrs. Abe Kay and daughter, Margaret, motored to Ogden, Monday. Mrs. Thomas Kay was called there by the death of her sister, Mrs. Higgison Taylor. Thomas Kay returned from a wppk's visit with his mother. Mrs. Margaret Harrison of Salt Lake City. Owen Brough of Logan, spent the L sub-cell- GERTRUDE BERG'S radio fol- Quinn. Mrs. Ada Garfield and daughter, 743.' 1 . PITCHING Sensation Keeps Cool "Silent John" Whitehead, young White Sox pitcher, Is known as a "cool iniv" to his team- mates. He has al- won three ready games and kept the Sox In second place. entertained Mrs. Dan Hickman ward Relief Stone of the members Wednesday. Blanche Arbon returned home several last week after spending sister. her with in Ogden weeks in as- H. L. Hoffman, Expert, former sociate of C F. Redlich Minneapolis ate wthout Minnesota., will demons tr Retention Shields "Perfect his charge ax Monday, June 3, in POCATELLO, . m. a. 1ft tmm nuwi, the Yellowstone TT.ij to 4 p. m. Please come ings to protrude is Any ruoture allowed (Ungerous, weaKeimig stomacn ""r"., tem It often causes gas and backpains.Retention Snieias v "Perfect wili hole! rapture under any conuuiuu m ork and contract the opening montory, spent a few days at the home of Thomas Kay and while here Mr. Charnous visited his brother, Sam who is very ill in Ogden. t t u. :::: CALENDA . a short time. SB MR. MERCHANT! Now is the time to order your Art Calendars for 1936. We have taken on a line and they are real beauties! WOULD YOU hold up on jour orders until we can show you our samples? WE CAN OFFER YOU Highest Quality - Prompt Service and Most Reasonable Prices! -- Buy Your 1936 Calendars at Home ? PLEADS TO COMMUTE ABDUCTOR'S DEATH Miss Mary McElroy, Of Jefferson SENTENCE City, Mo, who was kidnapped by Walter H. McGee and his gang, making a personal appeal to Governor Guy B. Park to spare the life of McGee. -eiitriica ii order. HOME OFFICE 305 Lincoln Bldg., Minneapolis, (Adv) Voting Held in County For Wheat Contractors Mrs. - - -- TOURING SEDAN WITH llll HYDRAULIC DRAKES NOW -- I tions and wear the ooenins:. Many sauwicu large in ,: rnmrnunity. No mail - - Snowville, - Honeyvllle, m Deweyvllle and Mantua will attend any one of the above scheduled meetings. HOSPITAL NEWS THIS MUCH MORE IN flClutlClck See the new models now on display at TREMONTON VARIETY STORE Minn. t2. If a lot of our politicians took a Your Chamber of Commerce is bus- long vacation this country would get August Newsbaum left the hospital with her baby, feeling fine ily engaged in improving trade condi- along better, as some of them are not after spending 10 days there. tions, social welfare and in encourag- constructive leaders. ing the growth and prosperity of your .The Wheat Section of the AgriculCompetition between cities spurs city. Every business man should be The government 'of a city is never tural Adjustment Administration of them on to civic achievement. an active member. than its citizens want it to be. bettr of United the States Department Agri culture are desirous of giving the wheat growers of the nation the opportunity of voting either for or against a proposed new wheat program for 1936, and succeeding years. It has been planned to hold discussion meetings regarding the referendum on this proposed wheat program and the "Wheat Production Adjustment Referendum Ballot." Will you please attend one of the following meetings? Also invite any wheat producer you may know who may be interested, who did not sign the last Governmnt 'Wheat Contract. All coritractoi-- are notified. Schedule of Meetings be To held Tuesday, May 21, at 8 p. m. Plymouth at church building To be held Wednesday, May 22, at 8 p. m. Promontory, at East Side school house; Both well, Penrose, Thatcher and Whites Valley at the Bothwell church; Blue Creek at Centerdale church; Brigham City, at county Harper, Perry, Wlllard court house Brigham; Portage - at Portage church building. To be held Thursday, May 23, at 8 Garland, East Garland - at p. m. library bacement, Garland; Elwood at Elwood churc'h building; Corinne at the town hall; Collinston, Beaver Dam at Beaver Dam church building. To be held Friday, May 24, at 8 p. m. Bear River City at Bear River City church; Tremonton - at Lions at school Club; Hansel Valley at house; Riverside and Fielding Fielding church building. To be held Saturday, May 25, at 10 m t!" it a. m. Howell at church building. - " 1111 na- Do not submit , to avoiaauiennll on- unf trusses iuol MARSHMAIXOWS GO COLORFUL Throug. Eastertide's Inspiration of rainbows of color the research laboratories of the Angelus-Camp-fir-e Company developed a new product known as "Sugar Plums" which has attracted nationwide attention. Months of experiments brought the results in flavors and coatings and colors of black, green, pink, yellow, brown and orange. s Bear River Valley Leader H-- is EUFTUEE half-ho- show. weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kay and Mrs, John Nielson of Mona, spent Sunday night with Cal Kay and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Charnous of Pro- f n dinand Mrs. Fred Hurd were Sun- on Cora Daley Miss ner guests of daDoyle Cutler had the misfortune to rock toe mashed by a falling have Saturthe on highway while at work SECRET ELEVATOR AND MASTER MIND IN RHODE ISLAND CRIME RING Government raiders standing beside the "trap elevator" used to enter the of the palatial crime syndicate headquarters. Insert: Carlo Bettich, known as Rhode Island rubuc Enemy No. L 3 Lar-ki- spent the weekend iu Smithfield.' week Miss Anne Hurd visited last Arnold, brother, ber in Salt Lake with mission who left Thursday night for a While States. to the North Western at Kaysville away she visited relatives enterOn Tuesday the Relif Society soclaL A a at husbands tained their program was givgood Mothers' Day were served. en. Refreshments and daugh Arbon John Mrs. and Mr. the graduating attended ter Blanche, Rivexercises at Garland for the Bear er high school. of Salt Mr and Mrs. Leon Peterson with his here Lake City, spent Sunday David Merray of Blue Creek, is confined to the hospital with a broken leg Mrs. Carl Welling left the hospital with her baby, feeling fine, after 10 days there. May 14, Elaine Jensen of Bear River, went home after having her appendix removed. She is feeling fine. Tillie Llsh had her appendix removed May 11. Her condition Is improving nicely. The little son of Walter Hansen had his appendix removed May 13. His condition shows improvement. Charles H. reterson. while bringing a load from Logan to Bear River City fell from his car and dislocate! his shoulder. He was taken to the Valley hospital May 8. if .,y. 7 DELIVERED COMPLETELY EQUIPPED Big Hydraulic Brakes Aluminum Head High Compression Outboard Springs Water all around full length of each cylinder Safety Class Sparious Luggage Compartment 7Vre are Out Touring Sedan DELIVER ED Price. 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