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Show MAR ftrvm VALLEY LEADER. THURSDAY. MARCI by Dr. Victor C. lle'uer Mtdioal Consultant National Association of Manufacturer I I ' i I TiT A CXD DIET FOB VICTORY you will be serving a IU2 every office, ia every factory, la ev city spent the weekend in salt Lake ery soldiers." camp in. America. . Qity on business. so, eat the 'five foods of a balanSherman Hailing and Mrs. Gene ced diet" every day for victory Simpaon, of Qgden. spent Friday in then eat anything else you Upl you this city with relatives. need. For Victory: Buy Bonds For Victory: Bay Bonds Speaking of Health 10 21. HEAR RIVER CITY By Mn. U DEWEYVILLE I .vmv that vou do. But at moderate cost WORK CLOTHES I balanced diet Mr. and Mrs. Ned Blackham, of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bur bank, of were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Connor announce the safe ar Springs As an addition to your diet, you Blackham and family of this rival of a Rupert 19 bora March baby boy should not neglect dairy products e, local hospital. Mrs. Burbank was this place for two days. at well are that you mean made from milk such as butvs things Miss Geneive Bowdai, of Brigham foxroarly Miss Eleane Rose of this ter and chqese. and still be unspent a few days here at the City,, Our bodies also need quantities of Mrs. Amanda J. Jensen and daugh- home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pierson, water or other beverages, preferably ter Donna are visiting in Las Vegas, Mrs. Clarence Fryer is improving by the United taken between meals. - Don't be afraid to with Dr. and Mts. R. Roberts. from illness caused by infection of Nevada, consume, a little They also are going to spend a few the blood 2t many millions of people . fat each day, too. from are suffering Little children need, in addition, oays in uoa Angeles, California. America Helen Sudbury, went to Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence BraiUford, Jritioo. Some of them ahow on Sunday where she is employoils like oil every Mr. City and Mrs. Ervln Brailsford and ed. nourishing food in such day. Your own family, physician is bhndness, indiges-no- the beat one to teU you Just how two children, of Provo, spent the 'ZZ as Odell Burbank is employed by the teeth, chronic fatigue, or much each child needs and the most weekend in tfiis city visitine with railroad company at Rose Vale, Nev. their aunt and sister-in-laMrs. C. instability; and some of palatable form In which to buy it Mr. and Mrs. Renea Lisa and chilw. out-Brailsford and family. t Znot show it at all in You should consult him, too, If any dren moved to Salt Lake on Saturday as so Mr. and Mrs. Fred Timmerman, Mr. .nnearances. Yet, long members of your family are abnorwhere he has employment. can fed ana Mrs. Earl they Weston, of Ogden. remain inadequately mally overweight or underweight He Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Knudson and ;j f tiinv nerfect health can Help get them back to "normal, spent Thursday evening at the home moved here from Brigham City family that two of the ladies' parents, Mr. and they fbave an the energy on Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Rose. J. have, M to easily should be con--' Sunday Mrs, Ida Gardner and chilIt has been my experience over the Mr. and Mrs. James P. Jensen en i Today good health a LA not as luxury but as a years that many people find the study tertained a few friends at their home dren of Brigham City, visited rela to be used by civilians and of the proper foods for a balanced Friday evening at a card party, after tives here. Relatives here received word from alike in bringing ultimate diet and appetizing meals fasinating. wnicn a delicious plate lunch was served Marion to Harwood that he would soon vitoiy And good health is dapen-C- t twelve the and balhost serve as la and guests to a It Just easy be in the service of the U. S. A. hostess. first of all upon a balanced diet anced meal as an unbalanced one "Z individuals and families. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chidester axe em and much more palatable in the di. Wendell Jensen and Raymond Nel every day vidends it 4 People ask me nwly son in form of returned the home pays strong Friday evening af ployed in Ogden at defense work. to what bodies,-aler- t "upp08 tar ter freedom and from ten minds, spending days in California Sunday evening with Sacrament 1 they aooua eat in-- order to disease. and New Mexico. At Escondido they meeting the genealogical society spon . balanced diet and satisfied Just now our country needs the visited with Ray and Bobby Barker, sored an interesting program under "" " or fighting power of every Derma Dallln, Jack Matesen and the direction of N. Peter Marble. The -- r and productive K00 a question very I flat's citizen. Since the day following "Jap Wayne Wcftdrnaa. -- They report the speakers were, Mr. Henery, relating 1 KieeUon that every one of us Sunday" we have been at war. The boys are in good health and are very storiea connecting genealogy, and Mr, jjlu know bow to answer these outcome of this war will determine nappy. Clark of the Bear River Seminary re - - - whether or not we win continue to ..... Mrs. Almeda Anderson of Tremon lated faith promoting stores. JjyJ II nice to swer 11 this way; Eat live ia freedom,, ., y nton, Mrs, Martha J. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Barnard, son. u tacte , is the ef ai tm typ of each and and sons, Blaine and Dwight of this Horace, and daughter Elsie attended duty patriotic every 4ay jood bealthregularr the funeral of Mrs.. Mary Preston held every one of ua to get health and tat wbateveir else, you "want no in matter nealth. For what stay Ogdea on. Wednesday, March ISthl ewfoods are milk, eggs and meat; our Jobs Uncle Sam needs us. March lath word waa re Monday, jajy vegetables, wholewheat, soyceived by relatives here that George no is to This time anyone deprive white enriched or properly Dewey, who was very ilL passed - of his good health because- of lack ittd; aad fresh fruits. Their imporGardner and Mrs. away, of a balanced diet Business makes strange bedfelace to the daily diet can not be O. W. Snow, of tbia place and, .ejapsra low-b- uy L Use robust there's .time build is, tQ This upktiwtimated. nothing illogical , of .Mr.,pewey, were in California at . Dout Wpeoslve foods, and, if youaervej good health as a weapon to be, fount yie recent rermauon ox a uq- the time of his death. Funeral ser which Axit united uor; eer, wine, on every farm, in la aQ to your family, every day. in every home, . !. were held la Californiavices defense of their (and hard liquor ia Mr. and Mrs, Walter Sunbtjry and profits ,.: ,., 1 t: After aQ, they, are daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. Take, the cap oft ny one of the three' to Salt Lake C' P. Jensen motored L and alcohol flows out .' City on Sunday. But,1 for eight years since repeal; For Ylctoryt Bay Bonds ' each has disclaimed any relation- 4-- H ship to the others Club and they have fought like cats and dogs or; Goals feudln folk for, the liquor conTo provide additional enthusiasm sumer's money. Of course, they and national unity among rural boys have also fought and girls for participation in the Na the butcher, the tional Victory Program, a National baker, the landMobilization week will be conlord for the same ducted April 5 to 11, David Sharp money but that and Fern Shipley, assistant state fight wasn't so Civil ar club leaders, announce. social tough Although much activity Is already workers say alcohol seems to have under way in mobilizing Utah's 5,000 more than bread or members and the nation's 1,500,000, meat or shoes for the kids. mobilization week will add impetthis The strange thing about the new to us the signup and help point out Liquor Axis is that, only eight years to be achieved. goals after repeal, temperance sentiment Four-club members will follow should have become so strong as to seven-poifora into the victory program during liquor industry frighten getting its differences and putting 1942 which includes: (1) Help to inup the wherewithal for a Joint war terpret the national victory program i i chest to the community; (2) produce, and In addition, the other liquor conserve needed food supplies for groups remain in action. Wine, beer, home and abroad; (3) save for victory, (4) develop your health and that Its all have their of the country; (5) acquire useful individual propa-- : technical and mechanical skills; (6) gandizing and lob practice democratic procedures; (7) bying setups, plus learn to appreciate better Amerlan's of organizations democratic way of life, and study retailers and jobto understand some of the imhard the bers, plus portant social and economic forces at propaganda staffs work. of individual The brewers, vintners clubs, however, are not and distillers. just beginning to mobilize, for during Seemingly all 1941, the rural boys and girls pro these groups deduced 2,000,000 bushels of garden spite their power Kith and Kin products: raisctd 5,500,000 birds, 75,- are alraid oi 000 held of dairy cattle, 2G0.OOO head (Mr. American Voter. Public and f.f swine, and 186,000 head of other 'press have grown very critical of livestock. The girls cajined 11,000,000 two or three liquor during the last i'i ra of farm products. They collected showed Poll 1 1 recent A Gallup years. 'iluminum. Just completed and now in operation on paper, and scrap iron, and favorable an overwhelming majority purchased defense stamps and bonds. to stronger liquor controls and rethe twelfth floor of the Newhouse Hotel are 3 Nearly 500,000 of them are checking strictive measures, and showed 32 the Salt Lake Studios of Radio Station KLO. food and health habits to make to thHr immediate cent profavorable per t.heir bodies stronger and 250,000 are for hibition. The W.C.T.U., instance, This station has its mains studios and transhas added thousands of members to learning how to care for what they now hnve, clothes, tools, and farm its lists. Several thousand commu-jnitle-s mitter at Ogden, but its growing importance have voted dry in recent; equipment. and increasing When announeing National Mobili years. popularity necessitated the It's like one temperance leader zation Week, M. L. Wilson, national establishment of a studio in Salt Lake from ald recently: "The liquor people' of the Extension Service said, which to originate many features that are have the money and the cleverest) "Total war makes demands on everywily available in Utah's brains money can buy. But, can one. All of us cannot take part in the capitol city. The vhouse Hotel was cho.scn as the location they think up any argument which military defense of the nation, but we r record of will hide the are a part of that military defense for this studio because of its central location, trafllo deaths, Juvenile crime, brothe same. Before there can bo !ts fine facilities j'lt ken families, homes, impoverished and the many activities that there must bo work and toil victory, alof the distress and vice which center here. Included in the fm l sacrifico. Kvrry man, evtry woIn with hand plans is the broad hand liquor?" ways go man, every child must bo ready to 0f many 0f spcciai events and Jjting his place or her place." take , ne features o.vr k. i.v'rm that occur weekly in the he tel. For Victory: Buy Bonds Home nnd t For Wr u By Mrs. Thomas Aurt I W. BrsktUior RS3B Og-de- n, atftBt' ftAgtur.- Oxhide Bib OVOQALLS , fish-liv- er cod-liv- .10 er . at" or packed with Bargains wear. Sanforized 2.20 wt. denim with triple stitchat strain ing, bar-tacpoints! Full sizes 1 79te BOYS' SIZES ks ' ;n ii 7 So - v , OVERALLS BOYS' SIZES , Army Clot It CSC BSrtche & Pant Set . -- 1 fX e fA a. Sanforized denim triple stitched! s -- f4 1 r Big Mao Waistband Made. of U. Si Army approved cWh! Button front Shirt wit , dress - type collar Matcjttog Pants with strong till Mf ttlll Tlie liquor Axis boatsaU drill pockets! - lira,-Jame- -- Tl:r.. - s Ipv3? Cotton Covert ; . w.tiML.C0ATS: ftM Sanforized shrunk! All sixes! kin-fol- " Prepare cm For Signup Week; Set Victory KITCHEN FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS 4-- H LIVING ROOM SUITES ' Jfj MEN'S UTILITY WORK SHOES .f J Durable nailed construcUon with long wearing com- poslUon soles and heelf ! ComfortabW plain toes! ". 'ORr iOlvS MEN'S RUGGED WORK SOCKS Longer wearing because they're made of strong cotton with reinforced heels and toes! 2 V. rTf?r; LONG WEARING WORK GLOVES A big selection of husky styles at very low prices ribbed cuffs! Protection! gDiJ Snug-fitti- ng 4--H BED ROOM SUITES sales-appe- J. H PHILCO RADIOS nt PENNEY CO. WORK al KELVINATORS C. Blue and Grey Chambary! iS SHIRTS MEN'S OXHIDE WORK SHIRTS h Covert or chambray with collars. Sanforized! and dress-typ- e V iCQ pockets button-throug- ii 1 I T QQ MEN'S WORK SUITS Sanforized! Sizes 34 to 46. i 4-- H 7s MEN'S WORK GLOVES Sturdy! Hog Hide! swkat shirts up avv rnTTnisi w Warm! Absorbent! Sturdy cotton with floece style and ing! Crew-nec- k (uivf V lin- - r Headquarters for Canvas Dams and Rubber Boots Jciry TOWEL ENDS , Jacquard Design , DISH TOWELS Trinted! Sizes r.-.r-m to KLO broadcasting from its Salt Lae studio in the Newhouse Hotel. mm Omtry ItF.rilJCKJJATOIl Kwh on Kcrovrc, . .1 tfrt Hottlcd or Tank G:y. Thn Moileni (.'onvcnin to KKKP 1001) I'RESH I)ler 33; J. t! lu. Read & Iiros. Co. UTAH (XJDEN Buy Now! Supply Is Limit! tr,j- - 6 for 51 x 51! Fast Color nJQf) U 4 ! : KM:rrnon;x 4J TABLE COVERS . wsU.n i W -, i f Hemrued eight-yea- te t' Blanket Centers j A i;i,'ht! farmer was testing the intelli- gence ef a new hand who was regarded by colleagues 83 a simpleton. "In yonder stable," exclaimed the farmer, "I keep a donkey. If I fill three buckets one with millu another with water, end a third with ale which will Neddy drink?" The simpleton scratched his head. Then he replied: "He'll drink the water." "Quite right, my boy. And why is that?" "Because he's an ass," concluded the Bimpleton with vacant smile. Children's Print - Sizes 1 to M DRESSES Indies' CHENILLE ROBES Reduced! LAMES Broken Sizes! EDZIES5ES ViV-'- V 4" pjm ( 2'" f |