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Show Mi "V" PAG JP EIGHT BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JANUARY ; ? iflOCAISJ 'A v'.. i W. R. Andrews, vice president of the P, C. C. of Berkeley, R. T. Evans executive vice president of the F. I. C. B., both of Oakland, and Arthur Smith, field man of the P. C. C, of Salt Lake, were in Tremonton, Wednesday on business pertaining to P. C. C. work. . Are Y ou buret . at a dinner party in the Darrel apart j a trial will convince you that they are the best buy on the market. Gephart Stores Co. We Issue and Redeem S & H Green Stamps IPennimey's ETnmiall Women's Fur Trimmed Dress COATS Group No. 16 1 Only - Fur Trimmed Coats Unbelievable Values REPRICED $8.88 Group No. 2 Quality Fur Trimmed Coats. Sensational Values at This Price 10 Only - Good $10.88 rrvww : $12.88 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Taylor and two children, of Bancroft, Idaho, are here visiting with Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Barbara Nessen. They plan to return this week. Mrs. Ted Baer and three children formerly of California will remain with Mrs. Barbara Nessen and famThe children will ily indefinitely. start school here. Mrs. L. P. Knudson of Portage, and Mrs. Leland Knudson of Ogden. were viriting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Thomas, Wednesday. LaVeda Spencer Married to Richard Rock, January 8th LaVeda Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Spencer, of this city, and Richard Rock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rock, of Paradire, were married in wedlock January 8th at Brigham City. The young people are well and favorably known and enter on their new ventures in life with best wishes for a successful married life. They are making their home at Tremonton for the present. EAST GARLAND Wednesday, Jan. 29 Attractive Decorations SPECIAL FEATURES You can not afford to let thee Values .go by. See our windows, and you will realize how OUTSTANDING these w "When industry is prostrate, demagogues flourish." George 'W. Maxey, Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Leader AdtrfietResults- -. 251 are right SUNDRIES! $5.00 Value Ingram Wrist Watch .... $2.49 $1.00 ChalTenge Alarm Clocks 89c $1.25 Boker Tree brand Pocket Knives, 79c 25c Tooth Brush Holders J0c 10c Razor Blades, Gem or Gellette type 5 packages 29c 50c Colored Goggles 29c $1.00 St Regis Pocket Watch . . .. 98c 65c Value - 72 sheets heavy linen Paper 39c Envelopes to match - both for $1.00 Ink D Cater Fountain Pens 49c 25c Metal Soap Boxes - ea. 10c BEDROOM LAMPS $1.50 Thermos We thought you'd bite on these at Xmas time at You did'nt, so 19 -- c 11 i.yr $1.50 Universal - Hot coffee trips - Wont burn your fingers for the cup is insulated - Six viuw ai Bottle 16-o- z. for you? t .. DENTAL NEEDS ft 50s 50c 25c 75c 50c Ipana Tooth Paste Pepsodent Tooth Paste Listerine Tooth Paste Listerine Antiseptic Pepsodent Antiseptic 39c . 39c 19c 59c 39c 1... ... 49c McKesson's Sol 59 39ic 50c West's Tooth Brush and 25c West's Tooth Paste - ttth for .......... 47c 50c Propholactic Tooth Brush .. ... 50 Loose Powder Compact The nicest is the price thing about these 50 Shavo Shaving Cream a good cream but 19' it(Mentholated) didn't sell. Come and get it at TOILETRIES $1.50 Marrow Oil Shampoo - 22 oz. 60c Marrow Oil Shampoo, old style 35c Milk of Almond Cream 50c Jergens Lotion 35c Ingram's Shavins Cream 4-- 98c 29c 29c 39,. 27c 25c 25c 39c 50c 55c $1.49 FLAT IRONS "We have too many You get yours at decks get 23' DRUGS AND MEDICINES 60c 35c 35c 75c 75c 39c Alka Seltzer Vicks Vapo Rub Bromo Quinine McKesson Cod Liver Oil Bayer Aspirin (100's) McKesson Milk of Magnesia $1.00 Nursers 49C . 29c 24c 59c 59c pt. .. 29c Hygia Combination - 5 Nipples -- - We know 59' Hospital Cotton, pure white - lb Kleenex Tissues (200's) 2 box Hot Water Bottles (guaranteed $1.00 Value Heating Pads - three heat (Guaranteed) 39c 25c 49c $2.98 19c 19c 23c 39c 39c Crest Playing Cards A bridge fiend should 4 1Q McKesson's Shaving Cream McKesson's Rose Hair Oil Dorothy Demure Hair Oil .... . .. Woodbury's Face Powder Lady Esther Four Purpose Cream, 35 tQt jO 1 85c Kruschen Salts $1.00 Halebut Liver Oil Capsules 49c (0's) 79c 39c 35c 50c Olive Oil - Imported Virgin .. 40c Musterole Regular Strength Facial Cleansing Tissue Reta (500's) Better than a OO handkerchief & look at the Rea tO price Johnson & Johnson Red Cross Baby Talc 19C Hygia Wide Mouth Nipples - 2 for .... 15c Narrow neck Nursing Bottles .... 5c Mennens Baby Oil 39c Johnson & Johnson Baby Soap - 2 for .. 25c ' Johnson & Johnson Baby Cream 39c ,; i z. "SORT" vfr Tc3 cy? M m m r We m are not "SORT" and want to be of vice to everybody who the market for building any-bod- y ser- is In ma- terials. Wilson Lumber Co. TREMONTON, UTAH "Everything to Build Anything" ! Q Q70 s VALUES are. 1 4AAAiwAAllliZ HOSPITAL AND BABY NEEDS BALL 100 , : people who can use them - Set .... Gold and Green Adm. - play, you can inspect them." The merchandise is new and the prices Mrs. George H. Brad haw enter tained at a birthday supper Tuesday! evening in honor of her husband who j is 79 years old. All the children and part of the grandchildren were pres- -' ent. After supper, Mr. Bradshaw told i stories taken from his history. Ha.j came to Utah in 1860. Our Best Grade Fur Trimmed Dress Coats Quality Furs Repriced to , so for 8 days we're going to give you some values "They're on dis- 2 12 Only - i; I i.o M ndh MeircIlnaumaOnse 22 members of the Ladies Mutual chorus were delightfully entertained at a Valentine luncheon at the home of Mrs. George Bradshaw, Tuesday evening after mutual. Mrs. Merwin Christensen, , Mrs. Rodney Morrison and Mrs. Bradshaw acted as hostes -es. A red and white color scheme' was used with lighted tapers forming1 the center piece. The evening was spent in singing. Group No. 3 I ; , . j OF . ; radio-equippe- r Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. don Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Iversen entertained at dinner in honor of Patriarch and Mrs. James P. Christensen and Mrs. Robert Miller of Los Angeles, Calif. Thore present were the honored guests and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Christensen, Sr. and son, Farren, Mr. and Mrs.Wilford Nielson, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson of Payson, Parle3' Christenren and family, Mrs. J. M. Mortenseii and son, Jay, and ll:s. Mabel Skinner. 79c , ; , - El-- SERVICE WEIGHT ! - -- i , V ; students who by applying inemseivea have made a very good scholastic rec-- - ,'r-- . ord, and also to act as an incentive for further effort in maintaining high j. - i ' . scholarship. The announced list is not quite 90m, ; ' plete, said Mr. Norton, due to the fact that some of the grades have not ' ?. . yet been recorded. ' Students from Box Elder county gaining scholastic recognition are: Lorenzo W. Anderson, Frank B Freeman of Brigham City; Virginia Carter of Tremonton and J. Harold Smith of Fielding. - radio-equippe- ments Wednesday evening of last week. Special guests were Mrs. Law-- 1 rence Carter, Mrs. Ted Christensen, Miss Norma Anderson and Miss Aleen Hansen. After dinner, bridge was Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Nelcon and family of Brigham City, were visiting here Sunday. and - 1 two weeks. 89c There is a poetic expression which reads, "it takes a heap of livin to make a house a Home." And stu- denta of the University of Utah arrived at the conclusion last week, that "it takes a heap of studybV to make . a student Scholarship Card," when cards were given to approximately 250 University students by E. J. Nor- ton, Registrar. The cards were issued to all undergraduate law and medi- cine students, carrying a full time course and maintaining a 2.5 grade average throughout the past quarter. A 3, average is a perfect "A" grade. These Scholarship Cards have been issued for the cast number of years .1. DOES His Majesty, the King of If driving through Baghdad d autoIn bis Philco mobile, compare his modern transportation with that of the fabulous Magic Carpet of Baghdad? The Magic Carpet anticipated modern transporation methods in .its conquest of distance, but to the 'modern mind leaves much to be desired in that it offered, alas, transportation sans music, Now airplanes are provided with radio, most of our finest trains are W and 29 automobile m 'manufacturers offer Philco as Hit Majesty, king GKazi ibn standard optional equipment on all Feital of Iraq. ears. It is not surprising therefore should ordered another Phil of hare that the modern-minde- d King .Iraq, who already had seven radios co installed in a recently purchastor his personal use in the palact. ed automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Nelson of Brigham City are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Beard for the past ... SHEER CHIFFON FOR SCHOLARSHIP mmM 1 Vernell Peterson and Edith Olsen. ...RINGLESS . m .3 : 1 1 played and prizes were awarded to you have tried Gephart's Splendid new Northmont Hose. J ji Per Couple "U" ISSUES CARDS s tt were hostesses to the S. O. D. H. club' - . ' .jminji ,,. ella Sandall, Mrs. Effie Glenn, Mrs. Effie Maughn, and Mrs. Alberta Stev Mr. and Mrs. Guy Joluron enterensen. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. at Saturday evening supper, 20 tained Nora Gunderson, Mrs. Delia Joseph-sofrom Richmond, Preston and guests and Mrs. Stevensen. McCammon, who were here to attend the funeral of Tom Baer Saturday The Ladies Faulty club met at the afternoon. Mr. Baer, a former resihome of Mrs. George Nye in Garland dent of Tremonton, was killed in an California last week. Wednesday evening of last week with airplane crash in Mrs. Lula Taylor entertained the B. Mrs. Nye, Mrs. C. C. Watkins, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baer were the B. Bridge club at her home Saturday Edna Burnham, and Miss Elaine Reed- afternoon. Luncheon was served at 12 er as hostesses. Instead of the reg- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson o'clock. Special guests were: Mrs. Lu- - ular studies of the club, the evening Friday and Saturday. tr - 50 Orchestra 10-Pie- ce A King Listens While He Rides Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burges", Mr. and Mrs. James Ransom, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Josephson, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lower in Brigham City Saturday evening. . i - L.D.S. RECREATION HALL was spent in socials and games. After which luncheon was served. A f "1 lik.9 $&to.m9T?xmm PRESIDENT'S BALE FOR ALL WESTERN AND NORTHERN BOX ELDER COUNTY i. 23. 1936 PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS T Tpemonton, FOUNTAIN SERVICE Ot6ahj Limmmniiiiig I IIIIITiITTTTTtTi v. |