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Show Utah The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER. Tremonton, Page 8 simada club meet Iatshumway home SEP" Gii urn f'-k DR. Last Wednesday evening thir- - WITH LEONA TANAKA AND FLOYD KANEKO TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS 5MSBURY'S': DEATH CONTAiHIHQ RAT .till; teen members of the Simada club and one guest, Mrs. Evan of Thompson, met at the heme lesson The Mrs. Jack Shumway. d- -It with Chsna, and the eeo-r- .' A" and historical background was given by Mrs. Earl Etch! and the cultural background was presented by Mrs. Clyde Morris. Mrs. Reid Oy!er was welcomed in as a new member. rt n .;,, 1 lew uaa wooa-- 1 Dr. Harle and Mrs. Paul Newton of Visitors at me narry were Mr. and spent theV home ward Mr Sunday with visits Idaho, Rexburg. Piggott of Ogden. relatives in and Mrs. Elton Newton and oth Mrs. George ' vawwUli weekend. im over the er relatives called. Mr. tim friends in Salt Lake City. N ' CfciiVA v 5 rd w 9 Logan Sunday dinner guests at the; ! iitp m!i lilies .J" ed floor candelabra, " Thur and Mrs urand Mrs. A. L. Cook at C. V. Lilenquist of Salt Lake the funeral services of an Mr. and Mrs. me uhauenaea Presoay at sons Hart W. visitors oi two t uayiuu, imcle Arthur quain,Sunday. home. Badham and Nevada, in ence Reno, Monday. Idaho. ton, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. J.M.Mor-M, marri- - tensen were Mr. and Mrs. Dave tended I prhranphJhomeof the aee of Miss Leona Tanaka, daug-- 1 hter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Tanaka, and Floyd H. Kaneko, son of Mr. the and Mrs. I. Kaneko, was solemn-- : Hairy .Taylor attendedof the meeting omcers at l ociock. state last Satrrday tv, Hm,Hirincr ritp! were Der- -; wu.stpm Riders Club association formed by ishop Fcrd S. Jepp-;l- n gait Lake City, Tuesday night. a of large son. in the presence Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Roberts group of friends and relatives. bride was beautiful in a 'tended funeral services for thePatricia Crompton. who is a of their former stake presistudent nurse at the Dee hospital gown of winter white slipper at weekend the in Ogden, spent tin with a fitted bodice, graceiui dent, Mrs. R. C. May. in oan. The Roberts and Mr. sIppv.os a voke of mar-rit- v Thursday. her with parents, home Minidoka Mrs. Dwayne E. crompton. quisette, outlined with a bertha were members of the full skirt Her stake in Idaho. of Chantilly lace. . Visitors at the Guy O. Biddle climaxed in a long train, and her Jesse L. Roberts Mrs. were of Mr. was length and veil fingertip home Wednesday evening 'made a business trip to Burley, Mrs. Marion Everton of Logan caught to a tiara of seed pearls. a was large Idaho, last weekend. They also and Mrs. Austin Warren and Her bridal bouquet surrounded with their son and orchid by 'visited of Afton, purple daughter Delia Jean roses. white daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dredge J. Wyoming. Attendins her sister was Miss Roberts and Mrs. Marva Stone, Sadie Tanaka, as maid of honor, both of Burley. jwho wore a rose slipper satin igown with a scalloped yoke of Sunday dinner guests at the and marquisette, and a matching J. H, Laub home were Mr. broa was of of Mrs. E. J. Hess Ogden, head dress . Her bouquet icamelias and roses. ther of Mrs. Laub. The group trtolnir-ipand Lo- The bridsmaids. Mrs. Ren Ta- inaka. Miss Sachie Tanaka, worejgan where they visited with rel- identical models of lime green atives and friends. matching head slipper satin, 'dresses and carried bouqiiets of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Thompson !camelias and feathered white and family were recent visitors to 'carnations. Tiny flower girls, the South High Production of Carolyn Inouye and Frances "The Student Prince", in Salt Tsutsul wore frocks of pink taf- Lake City. Mrs. Thompson's brother Armont Willarsen directed feta. Performing the duties of best the production. man for his brother, was Nob Mrs. Emerson Abbott of EuKaneko. Ushers were, Yoshinori I Yamasaki and Ben Tanaka. gene. Oregon is now visiting Wedding music was furnished with relatives, Mr. and Mrs by Mrs. Melbourne Archibald, Deorgs Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Jed recreatioo roo Miss Donna Green and Mrs. Ford bbott and Mr. and Mrs. Kleon haU basement S. Jeppson, a vocal selection. Kerr. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was given in honor of Miss Norma Webb of Salt Lake the newlyweds by the bride- City and Darrell Earl were weekend visitors at the home of his groom's parents. Two hundred guests offered parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert congratulations at a reception Earl. Sunday dinner guests at (held at the Second Ward Church. the Earl hom,e were Mr. and Mrs. Assisting were, Mrs. N. Kaneko, Keith Webb of Salt Lake City, Mrs. M. Yamaski, Mrs. Y. Inouye, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mitton i, of Penrose. jMrs. Y. Yamasaki, Mrs. J. S. Mrs. G. Okubo, Miss Alyce Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Adams jWatanabe, Miss Sue Moriyama, Miss Gene Mcriyama, Miss Yuri made a business trip to Logan ;3avama and Miss Yoshiko Taka- - Thursday. 3ugi. The newlyweds left for a When Ducks Cannot Fly Just before the molting period, to Boulder Dam. trip The new Mrs. Kaneko's going- - ducks and geese fly to bodies of w.V-rthey will be safe from away ensemble was a Navy blue water land enemies. The reason is the suit with accessories of red. They fact that molt their primary they will make their home in feathers all at one time and, for ; , . j at-T- fa; ii tt he , rat"" ki", ! Dr. $aUk.ry-- t laininfl ANTU. h w in U. AT CEATH aosjr ! caa- - sa-'wj- i . . ! I ana aiai ur Dr. SoUbwry' RAT DEATH In Two Forms at Our Storo Adam's Drug Store - I concrete. Vet laid over . .. f.r. M IIL.. .7ua nRfiR. at COWLEW fe Tsu-:tsu- hon-enymo- short period, cannot fly. wj a at 2.00 Size 52x52 One large group selected from our stock of Wear Plus, Jef feries, Tru-laand Bear Brand Anklets ap,. st Women's Gowns Rayon Crepe. Some with short sleeve. $4.98 value - 2.00 Women's Cotton Dresses are not proud of these. Really they are pretty bad. But they ought C av to be worth at least We 3Ue Shoe Polish JJg assortment White, black, brown. A large of some brands you know, some you don't heart-shape- . 'Ml f . Blue or Stripe. They should be $3.49. Now 2.85 Men's Headlight Sanforized Denim. They $3.49. Now 2.98 Men's Dress Sox .... 30dt at Values to 19c. And this sale is just in time for spring 25Cb Cleaning and3S! crochet Cotton Enterprise balls. Colors n arid see vho gefs complimented . this EASTER! ta',- Yes! They are Mitzi Dresses. Nice tion from higher priced lines. and Q A large group. Shoes for Men! Shoes for Bovs! Jtoflroy "Soil Control Cultivator" .2,1 Luncheon Cloths good soiled 5 i 10 Child's Cotton Panties HA to II 8 (ISO- - All good fitvloc and quality ! tr i n1 attraf quite J aVi 1 T t selec- .fV Children's Panties Finest quality. YES! BIG THINGS ARE HAPPEXPf COWLEY'S! Besides our move, Discontinuing our j s For over a month we have been 4 IY most of our stock them out now, but we still have a lot of some ivei left and most of them are priced is a: 1 SOME EXAMPLES! Coffee Lb. f Ail uiauu-nit: iAt .iu mjj b nLinric 9. r i TEA' nniindCR i OFF our regular prices. o) PRODUCTS-- 20 regular prices. OFF our regular 20 PUREX OFFrerular 10 TOILET SOAP J4 OFF tj BAKING POWDER j prices. pr pr OFF PRESERVES-- 10 SPICES OFF 20 fc.lK.tl5 20' J regular pnH regular . U" rw-i- U',r FRUIT JUICES Shoes for Women! Children's Slioes ; ; it 10 If' From th r OFF the low prices wc usually offer .... .... Hoys Dress Oxfords pointtd aqo "Soil Control Cultivator," today's moit allnd-abo- plow. thiial-ty- p cultivation of th pointd rtick hat provtd to b th bait method of filling th toil. During th cnturii of farming, many typtt of plows hava invntd and discarded, but th chiial-ty- p plow, of which th Joffroy "Soil Control Cultivator" it today'i Wader, hat controlled eroiion and eonterved moittur mor f(ctivly than ny other plow! Th 1b;( OFF our regular law prices. The chiiel opent the way tor molirure to qo Women's Oxfords ' Into the lubtoil for Tlti $1.50 tJ S ; Plows and eultivetet the natural way, Co serves moittur. Prvnti blowing. itops ro- on. Cuts plowing cost in Kalf. Constructed Pr-to left lifetime. pnicei. it MaJa ta 4 tiiot to fit your power: 7 ft. . 10 ft. 13 ft. 16 ft. ND CASUALS. .iriiiar oni? " . OFFrejuW Shoes for Gir 1 Moittur penetrates fhar, doae not rvn Stubble and trath mriH inra TDpHil ,fft:! of tb tatlo tar 129 Tremonton Show PUMPS AND SANDALS OFF our regular pri"5- 20 Men's Dress Oxfords 20 OFF our regular Men's 10 low pnfeS- W ork Shoes Hot OFF our regular rock Work Shoes Roy's rock 10 our OFF regular Tar retartlll- - land. t M b U U1LL T KnV tf'CT lilt I n mil " ' u.nv we, iVIUVE, BUT THE DAY WE MOVE. WILL YOU HELP US I HELP CAN MOVE? YOU MONEY FOR YOURSELF!' Ditc-typ- e laaet iltivattasi I a imootn tvrtec - 0 bo , off. ar that quicklv M4ll Md I'hone Women's Dress If And remember this, as many of you already k"0 prices are already low, as low as" consistent with J malily of tlic shoes. . . IllINSAKER IMPLEMENT " NKr OFF our regular low prices. bR Easter Parade Ensembles OFF our regular low prices. Girls Shoes Growing 10' firtt plow ovtr mad tha (tick of tha Egyptians 3,000 yaart cam th iJta for th Jaoffroy iu 3UCand'l priced to $4.98 tsitii V Arrow MEN'S STORE Values to $3.49. Attractive patterns and solid colors have too many of' them to pack up, move, unpack, and arrange in stock. AndsJ n ume run just in time for SPRING WORK a chance for you to a'-othese GOOD FETERS and WTATIDZRBIRD SHOES See Arrow Easter Parade Ensembles here today and fh smart Arrow collar styles they come in. Qtffordj Men's Dress Shirts We Ditto for the related ties and handkerchiefs which blond perfectly both in color and pattern. Handkerchiefs 63f 15c Girl's Dresses t - Thm magically with every suit. X 10e AA 7C 1 Shirts $4.50 m Toddlers sizes with zipper crotch1 pastel colors. Sizes 2 to 6 for boTsf girls. Blue and Red. Values 21 to S2.98 5IACARONI Good assortment of colors Values to 25c Wear these Arrows Arrow Easter Parade Ensembles score several points in your favor right off the ball The shirr is a broadcloth beauty with Grandrelle and satin stripes. And it comes in colors that go White, Cream and 50 sizes Star Cotton Yarn ..A lrs Gloves Child's Corduroys or less: 40 1 Grocery Department Curtain Scrim Large and Ecru. .l Some lace trim. Not just an 80 Sduare Percale, but the . very tops in quality, brightness yf and beauty of print Yard"f d . Hand bass Waist Overalls always sell . LEATHER!' They're tough lookers, when it conies to wear, they're also tough. One group only ... 4 Sizes 2 11 Oz. i Values to 20c. Men's Leather w like quality. Some slightly Topmost Prints feet Ion". I them to our new store. Attractive patterns, Men's Headlight and Crown . heavy-bod- 5 Only. But we just don't Men's Work Sox Anklets Overalls . . , Children's Kohes. Printed Table Clotbs Bright beautiful patterns h ' m Bargains and then some bargains to help you help us move Values to 59c. Mr nnrt Mrs ArnnlH WViiftnlrpr 133SU1 . "uc B""w suuuajr ui men uiu- - SUUjq 31U0S S.q UBLU 01 paJjajSUBIJ ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. jaq .ftur sseasip aqx sSop pus sibj E. Whittstker in Clearfield. paujeo ssqojoiui .q posneo s MI "uoe.ds pjn J3Aij jo Mr. and Mrs. Iwls Dodd were PUB SU?B0" inosnui 'joaoj 'cojpuasf s; 3s-- -: s.l!3J4 visit ,?d Sundav bv Mr. and Mrs.:'tq poZi'up,'-Ir:i'-Richard Anderson of Ogden, af-- ; terwhich the group were dinner Water Mocassin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lynden The water mocassin is a south-r- n Barkel at Deweyville. In the af Like most voter snakes ternoon they visited with neigh- - It is repMe. roughly scaled and bors in the Harper ward, Mr. and ied. It is. easily identified by its Mrs. Bill Baty, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. angular, head. Colors Harper and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. range from black to dirty olive. p'Iost specimens are about three Holman. Br We are moving to a new building one block awav We bave too niucli stock- - - so we cut prices to thelK)j We bave odds and ends we don t want in our new ai so we practically give them away. I I I Ij COWLEYS' V |