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Show K, AMIGOS CLUB STARTS SEASON - V f as a re y. The Aminos Club, previously known as the Penthawell club, Since there seems to be a lot f free talk coming trom my pi: with a membership from Both-wel- l, Thatcher and Penrose held their first meeting at the home of Mrs. Anna Anderson of Both-wel- l, Wednesday evening. A demonstration on party favors and decorations was presented by Colleen Adams and Myrl Newman of the Thatcher ,.nt'. mnnnrltlldoabout if I Bhat I am going to in$Mn Governor with respect to let's get the record idlai-quot There is no good way h " administer liquor, only a best law on ?ay. 1 couldn't pass k ;ais subject if I wanted to. The jgislature does that. I propose. cwever, to appoint a commit-te of churchmen, businessmen, jbor representatives and repre-tantatives of other groups, to ie oftudy the problem and make tobe? ecommendations to the legislacou1 stan tate r Wf!Vure- - T1 ittle more enforcement of laws md a lot less talk. t 4-- H clubs. Mrs. Guy Olsen of Mt. Pleasant, mother of Mrs. Maurine Wight was a special guest. Refreshments were served by 5 g the hostess. will meet Thursday at 2:30 at the home of Florence Beard, wfiere the hostess will give a demonstration on painting of figurines and wall brackets. Republican NomiDee foi Governor ( Paid Political Advertisement by Mrs. Gifford Husbands) f 5( HAND CREAM 2; Vanishing type of hand cream. Softens hands suffering from water and exposure. Wonderful for elbows and legs. lb. Va Large mm'- - t tumritv ' -- r-- L T. HAND CREAM I, ADAM'S DRUG ll.: TREMONTON MMJifc)! 7 i If; elv ... f No. 1474 IOJilt rV - ii v " T - KingstonNo. I4 selected AT I C,i 'il' c J l mL. u i Windsor No. 1S74 rain-makin- g Thus far scientists know these basic facts: 1. A tiny bit of dry ice dropped cloud alInto a "super-cooled- " ways will cause ice crystals to form. These fall as rain if the air below is not too dry. A "super-tooled- " cloud is below the freezing boint but is filled with tiny particles of moisture that haven't jet frozen. These are fairly common in northern latitudei, espe-tial- Thll lontem w v e that combine old world beauty with functional individ- ruitom-mad- E g kbout uality. Designed to harmonize with every type of decor Modern, Traditional or Provincial . . . adaptable to all surroundings, as though r of these are the same icientists who were working on hurricane-bustinprojects. They t nave given job temporarily for more intensive laboratory studies of man-mad- e and for investigations f clouds. Dr. Irving Langmuir, a leading has so id scientist, that if some present experiments sre successful it may be possible to decrease winter cloudiness in northern parts of the United States and increase average winter Flatter your furnishings y-- 111 ture. Some with these distinctive lanterns Distinguished bij , na- millions of volts in clouds. Military applications of weather control also have been widely discussed. Besides clearing skies for such operabombing operations, tions as scattering disease germs In clouds and then causing them to fall in rain have been talked INDIVIDUALITY I can How does WASHINGTON. ture pull the trigger in a cloud to release rain? Scientists working on the secret have found three ways to make rain, but they haven't wrested the whole story from na- .t- - are still living. Mrs. Pope made r.ews when she went to the city hospital for "treatment." She told doctors she had been working too hard digging a well at her house. It devewped that Mrs. Pope not only dug t well but built "enough of a house for us to live in." She commented from her hospital bed: "As soon as I'm able to get up and about, I'm going to finish the 22 children nriii :,-j.- Drop Small Crystals If small crystals that closely resemble snow crystals are dropped d In a cloud they, too, will cause moirture to fall under certain conditions. S. If water or ice is dropped into certain clouds above the freezing it sometimes causes rain, Kint clouds are common over the United States in summer. These are the triggers that man oses to start rain. Nature apparently" has others, too, and scientists are trying to find out what they are. One of the major rain research studies is called "Project Cirrus," by the army signal sponsored corps, the navy and General Electric company. It is spending close to one million dollars a year. ' There also is a thunderstorm-studyin- g project at Wilmington, Ohio, sponsored by the navy, the air force, the weather bureau and the national advisory committee on aeronautics. super-coole- i Ii sfpiSpili LEADER ATLANTA, GA. date WANT-AD- PAY S SUPPIT sician. She says this is her last child, explaining: o children for a woman is enough." Mrs. Pope saidJL'ebout 10" of her "Twenty-tw- pounds or more with the first box. AYDS are guaranteed you must lose too with the first box or your money refunded. ADAM'S DRUG STORE 96 ways Sox 12 the c GILLETTE BLUE BLADES serve ft For Breakfast C)nf Pkge. 10 Our Pricf your man' ike to .49 . r GLYCERINE Bottle 12 Our Pn'co fj .23' 17 Mf-Of A ..00 Sire llyS Townhouse Grape- - JUICC fruit- liti'M JUICC ll Sle 46 us. Tomato Mont 800 cum S v Cocktail Syrup f-l- Butter OQ Milk Cherub, Top 4 for Quality Milk Sego. miOKj 89 Breeze TZlrL. 'L'o. 23 Cheese .Vttkft.. FU 19 Cheese thinkers. Quirk ot e .!.nl.40l.29 Cunietbuty. 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Vft ran 9c ..2 to, jjf N Relish lley'e llarnbui get, M I oonbrnm r-- Household Aids 1.65 Matches 45 Boraxo f )ln mond boi cln. 6 Hand Cl-ni- 35? 16? r 6 om. Large can 1.10 Sani-Flus- 21 Soap 63c Super Suds 21c Large Oxydol Pkg;, Old Dutch pkg Flav. pkgs. 3 W lb. jpinacn Puddings, AsNt. ot. lost Mustard P1J1V 35 JffV Lcur 13? 8nni My Purity Pumpkin Beverly .6 Wt 5 II ., r25 Tempest Vinegar ...M!!!....(), A or Rye 29c .loal White-W- Cracked Wheat o. . Mrs. Wright Bread O) JLf Soup Vegetable Gerber's Vl? fi:i. 51c TnnaJKfi-- Dressing Sahitl, pini MayonKraft's True nt 47 naise ., Nu Made K.zyz 45 Sauce 32 Betty Crocker Soup Mil. I pkga. Clams c Sunnybank Butter Fresh Penny Savers .can 13 .. (i UZVJ PAR I'inmt Uran FAB Soap h eai bur PkK. Snap .IK. pkg sir 3 Lifebuoy 1 leallh a 19? I) Woodbury, Toilet 3 I'acka ge CAMAY White Magic 34 32? l.at'Ke 0LEACH r'uekage Soap Lariie Package The rittter Bleach i mt nun ASK AND RECEIVE THE BEST -- cans 32? 34? 34? 27? Bohp 19? buis qt. SWIFTS Meat ol let Soap V 11 I mf f- Regular Bart I for For Bablea 10? 19? Can er I 1 Y. Oertt 1 j Fancy, Full Flavored, lied Kfnperom . Midland Thone ...AT' I PAf! y V. s Full Havor, fjnoij (itucle lb. Hotel 88-R- -l Tremonton UNION rACIMO SIASlt, fc't.'ilti, f!rein Ib. Blenchea lb. H. No. Meat, I'.anana or llubl.atds , .. lb. I. TOMATOES No. t. Lnrtfe, Koiid j;ipe Kin t ie I', S. .. lb. ORANGES ' t JulcV Lim hen Swim n I for 10 Ib. bdg 3 5 9c 39 YAMS II. 8. No. fclweett . 12C GRAPEFRUIT SQUASH Thick f. Porto P.lcan PHOUICE 1'nitK IM. 7e. No. t $3G.G5 Buffalo, N. Y PAf 4 c M otor Co Phone 2 Soup g tatitt.' Ah for free wlorful lmiun.it. -- In Cterl!nA Dressing 0, 18 ....26 o, fares, convenient schedules for any trip. money-savin- MAX FACTOR MIRACLE s- ' A Just like your household and office expenses, Greyhound's operating costs have continually risen . . . yet Greyhound fares are still mighty low, still the biggest bargain in transportation. Ask the Agent for full information about 3T DaAVEST U:l"5 43 Giant Sizo Our Prco 8 IP 504-- j PALMOLIVE I R ' ml 181 Morning or CO Carnation ...4 for 45 Kellogg's but Greyhound fares are Still miqhty ow LOTION DR. LYONS FOR COUGHS 4 Soup & Fish Meadow Wood Fresh, Gr. A ... Lf o. 33 Suzanna MOST PRICES ARE WAY UP JERGENS SHAVE CKLAM PERTUSSIN 1.00 Bottle Our Prirf MtL.m Parley Archibald geu Fresh. Grade A .etn. qt. Catsup jm ca-- 1 i . 19 All Purpose 50c Boffe. . . SUPPOSITORIES asoC' and Dairy Foods Sundown Kartolii Flour r i the facts about food savings is to comALL We invite pare prices. you to check each of our prices against what you pay if you shop elsewhere. Then compare the total. See how you can save on food when every price is low. Be sure . . . shop Safeway. FOUR WAY L r The sure way to learn COLD TABLETS 33c i You'll find many more at GI1FBWE Salt 25c Siio Our Prico. fife 1f it Ford Tractors do well without much servicing but . . . like other machinery . . . they appreciate a little extra care. It pays to see us for a tractor check-u- p once in a while. Then youll get full benefit of the performance for which the Ford Tractor is famous. Whether you need parts, set- vice or supplies for your tractor or equipment ... or are in the market for a new Ford Tractor or Dearborn Implements . . phone us or drop in. EXPERT SERVICE or massage. FREE Scientific Weight Chart. Call for yours. Or sent free with phone or mail orders. No obliga. tion. GUARANTEE: Many users report weight losses of up to 10 A spital Mrs. Maude Ethel Pope named the new baby, a boy, Daniel Martin Pope after the attending phy- I IN NAPKINS Sanitary ana Now reduce without dieting with this easy plan. No drugs, laxatives, Atlanta woman proudly exhibited her 22nd child in an Atlanta ho- Csloet r;:r,6 r ml PARTS $2.89 Mother, 38, Bears Her 22nd Child in Atlanta Hospital FIsur fnODESS GEtiuinc for your I lne VJE HAVE Reducing $196.40. 2. J " Get your membership card for NOTICE to anyone concerned. I the SALT CREEK GUN CLUB at am n0t Uab!e t0T Ry hms or charge accounts by anyone other the LEADER OFFICE Jack Gam. (than myself Aym tor pick up the box. Boyer and Chief Miller went to the motorist's home and recovered the box, which now contained not $600 but $719.40. An additional $77 was turned in by knitting mill workers who said they found the money. No one could explain the extra Thin Skin, M:rrnh Ib. Heedl-- 7l CAULIFLOWER F. S. No. I Snowball, Medium Size APPLES Crlwp FancyI Large nB J orui lin f) J' Ib. ...lb. 10c LEMONS 10 Punklut, Juicy StlUKCT TO UMl.X lb. . M A It K F. f 13 CHAKGKS 5 ! i ly lllvttroted above en utt three et tho many dilUngviihed Acmo LontT m tho ontiro lino In our lighting fixtvr ocpartmont . . . with plfk modolt lor . intorler and ontorior docorptien. CHt-'-'BBUy- Page Boyer, treasurer cf a knitting mill bowling team, placed a cigar box containing ?600 on the running board of his car while preparing to drive to a New Jersey resort Then he forgot the box and drove house." off. The box fell off the running board right in front of the knitting mill where Boyer works. Boyer didn't discover his loss until he reached the shore and telephoned Police Chief Raymond Miller. Meanwhile, other knitting mill employees reported the license number of a motorist they saw in winter. P Year" at the nelenal Horn Exposition in New York City. Uuh Tremonton, far-dista- " Mix Mother Haiure g 49c 1 ! JIRMAND Jar Rain Secrels of READING, PA. Money may not grow on trees, but Martin Boyer is convinced it sometimes springs from nowhere. temperatures. that Among other possibilities scientists have discussed are these: Thunderstorms may be broken up before lightning occurs, which might save some of the timber now destroyed every year by lightning-causeforest fires. Some of the damaging ice storms that occur in many parts of the nation might be prevented. Move Clouds to Desert Moisture-carryinclouds might be "floated" to drought or desert regions and then triggered open. Airports could be kept free of clouds or fog. As for possibilities, can electricity that causes lightning be harnessed for power? Experiments indicate there may be 51 JIRA1JIJVD Scientisls Probe weather-in-miniatur- The Tremonton Farm Bureau IOLL- - LEADER, Money Returned to Loser With Nearly S2C3 Profit up-tha- FARM BUREAU TO MEET NEXT WEEK Sincerely, 5( BEAR RIVER VALLEY The Thursday, Octibef 7, 1948 Trlrnrncd - Mild lb. POT ROAST Well Trliotucd F. S- Top ;rndc lb. 49c Kent CiiHiie Plate Lunch Boiling Peef .EATS for Cold r- 59 Ib. 33 I'ri- mi rn. - um 50c ih rT-- if ROUND BEEF Lb. 79c VEAL SALE V. S. Whnnliler Itoiml, Itlb Cute It ii nip Konat, Meaty Cute Itiioml Rune, Shoulder IConst llrenat of VeU I''or Frlcaesee .. ;)() f.liADK llnt. Ib. 52 65 Lulu Lb lb. 53 l.nln Slrnk. 33 Itlb Chnp, lb. lb. l,r llonat. Nearly ponelesa 69 ... 69 73 65 lli'ii Li f - lb. FRANKFURTERS lb. gl Ih. LUNCH SHOET RIBS I.Hn tL-t- Cure GROUND DEEF Lc n, Frenh PICCS SMOKED '','"J W |