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Show Thursday, November BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, TREMONTON, UTAH Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rich ll" " . . . . . E HOME MADE PIES baked to' f D. U. P. HOLDS VOTE NOVEMBER SEVENTH - 11 Mr. and business trip to Salt Lake Tuesday. y. m Lake, were overnight guests iu, MEETING heme of her Vrctr A I. The Midland Camp of DaughFOR SALE Used upright piano. Cn Friday last week. ters of Utah Pioneers were enterCIVIC LEAGUE Call Olive Hall, Garland scnooi. 2 tained by Mrs. Robert Allen last tic Mrs. Chris Beck, who ha MEETS BUY TD-3- 5 InterTO WANTED afternoon. some time with relatives in T Mrs. Merrill Laub entertained Friday 0 national tractor. Will pay top FOR SALE on her 800 pullets; Beard Cliff Mrs. monton, has returned to her h reported Civic Women's members of the the tractor. ConUt teih in California. recent 'trip to Ohio, and Mrs. Carl price. E. Bud Johnson, Rigty, Farmall week. last at their meeting 2 League 6 t4p NelIdaho, Rt 2. t2p Storrer, 18-A report on bonds bought by the Nelson read a history of aLena member Orson Mrs. son. Jensen, members during- the first two Non-r- a weeks of October was given by of the County Camp, visited the MILKING MACHINES an talk and tioned. Immediate gave interesting delivery. Camp a total Irene Morris, showing 37 acres irrigated land, with good pur and instructions from the state Double Unit, complete - $164.00 chased at $1425. house and barn. Two single unit outfit Two new members, Verla Wood convention. JAMES BROUGH, Realtor, See Refreshments were served by the $219.40 complete nnd Eithel Kerr were voted in and Tremonton, Utah Mrs. Robert Write, wire or call, Julian Robthe program included a talk on hostess assisted by Calderwood. inson, Sears, Roebuck & Co., WANT TO BUY Hay and grain safety by Earl Hunsaker of Log-- 1 tic Call Lee Thompson at Fronk Salt Lake City, Utah. an, state traffic officer. MILLER LOY MYRNA tic 26 to Chevrolet Co., Phone 20. Refreshments were served ENTERTAINS FRIENDS members and one guest. GOOD TRUCKS What everyone for RIBBONS, A group of girls, friends of Myr- wants. First come, first served. TYPEWRITER office. $1.00. were Leader entertained Bale na at Miller, below sale Loy ENJOY These trucks for CHILDREN OAKLAND ( Tuesday by her mother, Mrs. Ross HALLOWE'EN PARTY ceiling: One 1941 Chevrolet BOOKS SALES SIZE SMALL The ton, dual axle, 8.25 x 20 tires, About thirty children were en Miller at a Hallowe'en party. 10 for 50c at the Leader Office. Ward the visited First then group air brakes; 1939 GMC 11 ton tertained at a Hallowe'en Bonfire dual axle, 8:25 x 20 tires, air Cash for Live Poultry. H. A. Garn, I cartv Tuesday by Mrs. Melvin Spook Alley. Various Sizes 435 N. 2nd W. Brigham. Phone brakes; 1937 Chevrolet lj ton Hamilton and Mrs. Reed Giles. The GROUP LITERARY 698. dump; 1938 Ford panel, I ton. guests were all friends of Spencer MEETS tic Fronk Chevrolet Co. Hamilton and Gary Giles ana enCASH PAID for dead or useless Mrs. Lamoine Cowley was the Metal joyed a happy evening of games members cows, horses, sheep or hogs. to the hostess gracious refreshments. and SALE Home canned fruit, FOR Colorado Animal of the Tremonton-Garlan- d Literary 35c per quart. Call 4 of GarPhone Tremonton, Mrs. club last evening. 2 Thursday MRS. DREW ENTERTAINS tic land, tf 35J3 G. S. S. CLUB Jay Dee Harris gave a very pleas i Size 28 x 28 Hall's Norman of James call market live best For MonThe last meeting of the G. S. S. ing report Combination poultry for group. FOR SALE afc A. R. Bennett. Metal top and rim witfj Club was held at the home of Mrs. book, "Lost Island,were the arch range, also circulating heatserved to Refreshments Asbestos filling. er. See Mrs. Marion Summers. Don't Harry Drew last Friday evening. fourteen members and two guests: Jack up your car for the 1 Mrs. Jack Fronk and Mrs. D. R. tli VerMrs. Harry i duration. War workers need it. Waldron were also guests of the Mrs. Harris and slieus. It Is worth more now than it hostess. WANTED Girl 1'or full or part Full Stock of ever will be worth again. We A delicious luncheon was served house work. Call Leader MRS. AULT ENTERTAINS time and cars used for cash pay of followed by the game Bridge W. C. T. U. OFFICERS Office. trucks. Fronk Chevrolet Co. WARE! with awards going to Mrs. Alma C. W. tfc state of officers The the Theurer and Mrs. Howard Glenn. A-Bliss Red l Grade T .U. were entertained Thursday FOR SALE: Several attractive patten Earl Newman, Both-wel- l. potatoes. were Ault. Present P. E. Mrs. by PRIMARY OFFICERS H-- 2 Service for six: Up Mrs. W. W. Smart of Logan, Mrs. HOLD SOCIAL Willis Mrs. also I The regular teacher training Axel Fredricksen and FOR RENT Farm house 1J miles ' Phelps. i of social 138. First and the town. Phone from meeting tip Ward Primary officers and teachCLUB F. F. J. FOR SALE Majestic coal range, ers was held Friday evening at ENTERTAINED the home of Mrs. D. B. Green with large Estate Heatrola and round Select your own assorting Mrs. Golden Harris was the Mrs. Ervin Stohl and Mrs. Elma dining room table. See R. Z. of dishes for your dux on 11-2 Wednesday gracious hostess Heppler. tip Johnson assisting as hostesses. service. . . You can ate;' to of F. ladies J. the the evening Special guests of the evening F. Club and Mrs. Leland Harris FOR SALE One brass bed, replace broken pieces. were Carmen Richardson and a I studio special guest ? ; springs and mattress; Roma Whitaker, recently released 0 A discussion of religion among dresser. Call couch; from the organization, who were the members was a feature of the 6 t2c presented with' gifts by the group. evening and refreshments were ' ' Why worry what to serve your served by the hostess." I . ; club? Let Otto Schenkel take FRIENDS HONOR care of it for you in his home. GLADYS BENNETT W. H. Ram bo and son, John, of f 12- - 26 tf ' A group of neighbors and friends Hansen, Idaho, were guests at the : met at the home of Gladys Bennett, Dick Allen home two days last . Flour Warehouseman WANTED Monday evening in honor of her week. Nationand Grain Handlers in Wrthday anniversary. A pleasant ) ally Essential Permanently Essocial evening was enjoyed toMrs. Londy Harris and Mrs. tablished Industry. Essential gether and luncheon was served. Parley Archibald spent two days War Workers must have CerParinar Cake last week in Salt Lake. tificate of Availability. Apply BRIDGE CLUB " Butcher Sandwich Sperry Flour Company, Ogden, FETED I Knives Utah. Telephone 8811. Mrs. E. R. Winzeler was hostess to the ladies of the B. B. Bridge FOR SALE Chevrolet coupe. See ' club at her home Wednesday eveMe-cle- ct Beth J. Green, Fieldding, Utah. "Your Good Will 6 ning. The luncheon also centered t2p honor around a birthday cake in Our Best Asset" DEER HUNTERS ATTENTION of one of the members, Mrs. Con Secretary of State Deer hides wanted. Steffen who also received a birthHighest prices pad for hides, pelts, furs, day prize. Other prizes for play Co. Experienced YOU CAN because science wool. Colorado were awarded to Mesdames Dent Efiieient 0 c 6 has discovered a safe way. Rich, Gifford Watland and Guy Executive Johnson. eliminaa method of Just Cook at the high WANTED tion. Magnetic massage, the Phone; Tremonton school. 5 hours each school day Vote Democratic Straight BOOK REVIEW most amazing and effective vacation. beet after Starting advertisement by (Paid political GIVEN FOR CLUB treatment ever discovered. Dr. W. H. Hendrkkf ) Phone Mildred Baer, Mrs. Francis Moore entertained i the members of the Booklore club Stops pain quickly. Rer stores less in time. health Wednesday afternoon at her home. A book review of "Yankee From Every patient pleased. Olympus," by Catherine Drinker Bowen, given by Mrs. Frank Dal-towas very much enjoyed by the club members. Midland Hotel after 1 p. m. Refreshments were served by, the hostess. . SOCIAL NEWS ITEMS Mrs. R. M. Bone made a 2, CLASSIFIED ADS order. Mrs. Otto Schenkel. , ! 11-- F-2- Miss Yvonne spending Brigg-d- s the weekend at Springville with her grandmother, Mrs. Zella 11-- 10-2- - FOR SALE Fall Ask About Our WATER Values! SOFTENERS For the Home coal heaters! o - NEW FURNACES ts. Are Now Available 67-J- STOVE boards! 2. 96-R- 11-- 8--19 o Water Pumps 44-R- O Pipes and Fittings 4-- 2. 11-2- O Sheet Metal Work DINNER 0. W.EWER PLUMBING & HEATING Tremonton Phone 126 OPEN SETS 1 I no vnr.ssiiw r rr rr: i 69-J- 3. 12-2- PYREX ::V : OVEN WARE ( i S 7 KNIVES v: V SASHsssaBjavssaasklawiNskBMssMBWBSSBi STOP Dr. E. E. MoHSon 10-2- BEING SICK! FARMERS' By-Produ- 10-2- HCA ?UlDftin. T, 58-J- 3 MMbtrl'A "f i;:iH;iio.:m3 2. r- - n, IIARKY and CARMI ' ITione 94 DR. GREEN But In State and Nation, we want a change to men of ability whose desk'c Is to make Covernnient a Servant of the People Ilather than its Master. DEWEY and MlICEtl-Two men of such stature either is R that strong enough to be president And. remember, there's between president and vie "only heart-heapresident. Governor Bricker Is America's greatest life insurance policy for assured strength in the White House. t" ADAM S. RENNION Hepuhlioan Candidate for U. S. Senate A man unalterably opposed to a "soft peace" with Japan or Germany . . . opposed to the New Deal system opposed to the PAC, Harry Bridges and the entire Communistic philosophy which has endorsed Utah' present senior senator. In all its history, Utah has never offered its people a man of the stature and ability of Adam S. Bennion for the Senate. ... DIIIANT II. STIilNGHAH! Republican Candidate for Congress, First District This man knows Utah! He knows its needs and its problems. He is pledged to act construcnot as another "rubber tively for Utah tamp." ... QUAYI.E CANNON, Jr. Republican Candidate for Congress, Second District Although still young man, Mr. Cannon, has a enviable record in the Utah legislators. II Is schooled in the needs of this State, he la pledged to a program cotrucv to Utah aod the West Erratic driving proves so insfficterit in Wartime that it's no longer Oalrs Worn Out Rip!cc State Administration -- favored any of The current campaign has bought into sharp focus adminstrative the glaring fauhs the machinery, the "power politics" which infest the State Capitol. Utah needs a thorough housec leaning from top to bottom. time. top-hea- Deftness is the style in motoring. Tactics lfce swooping La and out of line seem wasted, when the little coupe from miles behind presently shows mirror. up anyway in the These Republican nominees offer you a thoroughly capable, an honest State administration. They pledge new honesty in the state, a simplification of state departments to save you money and bring a greater service for your tax dollar. "thrffl-oMver- still greater regard for dutiful mechanism by RRACKEX LEE, Governor GEORGE E. COIXARD, Secretary having your engine internally surfaced to resist corrosion by the unavoidable acki of combustion. Changing to Conoco N'A motor oil will autod matically give you an engine. Costly pioneer research created the special Conoco N'A oil it ingredient that gives this popular-price- d magnet-lik- e action. And that's what joins OIL rlatin a to inner engine surfaces, as if to stay. Acids stay too, these days infesting every cylinder in unreasonable quantities. Former chances of ousting corrosive acids are decreased these dayfl by low engine temperatures longer stretches of standing cold mileage limitations of any kind. But you can keep your engine's fine inner finish under cover of protective g resisting corrosion! Just change to Conoco N" motor oil at Your Mileage Merchant's. Continental Oil Co. oil-fxat- ed of State SHERMAN .1. PREECE, State Auditor oil-plate- LT. COL. LELAZVD O. GEE, State Treasurer A. PRATT KESLER, Attorney General BR. RURTOX K. FARIYSWO RTH, Superintendent of Public COH0C0 WILLIAM M. McCREA, Justice of Supreme Court JOSEPH E. EVANS, Justice Supreme Court V That's skill making a steady good average; not leaping and bounding to make it up. You'll show '!. Ma Time for a COMPLETE Clzaagct .VOTE DEPUBOCAN ON NOV. 7. rNUHM Jsrwiani (Taw CASH UNIOI 11-3- el oil-platin- , MOTOR OIL |