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Show SHOP IN TREMONTON By Mrs. Utah The BEAR RlVER VALLEY LEADER, Tremonton. AND SAVE Students To Register continued from front Christine Peterson j DANCE AND BANQUET SUCCESS Some 700 NELS R. HOMER r.l'RirD WTDXESDAY IIAY EORENSON AND NADINE SHIRTS ARE DEUEVVILLE BENEFIT continued MR. AND MRS. people of Bear River fom frcnt pe School in Ogd?n when they were both instructors there.' He CJ the cemmemea on r.'s pr at capaci 'ill. t:r aui.evc-.r.er.ti.r,d th .. L'SAc lc , The marriage cf Miss Nadlne aits students) fe3 Shirts and Kiy Sorensen v,as and industrial Vi his ideals. He mentsolemnized in the Salt Lake was trie c. ill health, of August 19. The br d? ioned the trials Tprrm1f his wife and and is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Ilcn.er shewed which an told Morris Sh:rts of Escalante and man. of this friendliness trua th,? the groom is a son of Mr. and ?.t,Alien in his re.narKS told Mrs. Wilfcrd Sorensen of East cf the circumstances of their Garland. lobars together in th misjioni-Accompanying them through cne of h:3 best the Temple were his parents, her field. He i.a.d his sincerity was characteristics Allred mother and Mr. and Mrs. and he had always ad:::ired lvs of Boise, Idaho. The bride has been a student earnestness in whatever he did. He real lines from one of Edgar at the B. Y. U. . A. G.ests poems, showing his A reception was 'held Monday far the deceased. ie:ard evening in the East Garland Mr. Peterson was gssre ated ward hall in honor of the couple. The new Mrs. Sorensen was with Mr. Kc::.er at the Industrial lovely in a floor length gown of MLs Barbara Mjrse is white slipper satin, fashioned a vacation with her sister, with long Dointed sleeves and fish tail peplum. She wore a head Betty Jean at the Southern Utah Parks. dress of white gladiolas. During the evening, a program CARD OF THANKS under the direction of Vinson We wish Jo extend our deep Sorensen was given. It consisted of a flute solo by Clade Chris- -' appreciation to all our friends, tensen; a piano duet by Char- - neighbors and these who assisted lene Stoddard and June Pag.e of in any way in the loss of our West Point; an original poem husband and father. Those who and piano selection by Barbara offered the use of cars and for the beautiful flowers. To the Boyer of Provo. The young couple will make Rev. Persons, those who sang and furnished the very approtheir home in Provo. priate music and to the ladies of the W. S. C. S. FAMILY REUNION HELD A reunion of the descendants We are deeply grateful to all of the late Mrs. Kristen H. L. for your help. Mrs. Rose Woerner and family. Andersen and Mrs. Mary H. Friwas in Bear held the day Sunday association between this -- n and las scm. He tr.'d the fam yi and Car4 & , Mrs. Verocia Arbon attended a tt, party in Maiad, Idaho Tuesday Salt Ufc T! brother was a challenge to eachi of last wet'k, at the home of Mrs. v li- int was Announcement th, ni. Smith. Ida years the c,' Ivlr. Crawford remarked on made, a!, the party, of the enthe ,ror su'tabl spirit tne occasion O gagement of Miss Voloy Badge to Reed Smith.. the countless friends left bv T.1 TT. Mr. and Mrs. Al Winslor and with combination iocks a aun praiECi ms fortitude the counts 4 hall. and ccuraee ?nd offered daughter Jerry Ann of Twin payment of $2.00 is required, dinchicken a of The serving ms iamiiy m mat he was New f " uc 's ii r. Falls, Idaho and Mrs. Evelyne, $1.75 of which will be refunded now at peace with his loved ones. Jensen and family of Rupert upon return of the lock at th2 ner with all the trimmings got of then0 underway at 6 pm. and continuIdaho, visited at the home of end of school. ine uer.taicuon was offered , . ' crt 00 o'clock. Dancing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lars The lunch program will start ed until 10 oy C. D. McBride and tK crro,.::. W1 inSt.(wi return ah i, and carnival consessions added Anderson on Sunday. livery lew uemeierv was de n wire died with the opening of school. Costs to be fun. festive of evening in d'.cated by J. Homer. Mrs. Elenore Cutler returned! of the noon meal will be the Surviving General chairman of the event " are o Nels Russell Homer was bom home Saturday after spending same as last year 20c. Lunch was M. G. Perry. Lettie D. Snow March 18th. 1302 in Clarkston ter L six week.3 in Fremont Nebraska tickets will also be on sale Thur had charge of the banquet while i Wall- aCo! Utah, a son of Jcshua and Olnna and Milwaukee, visiting with her sday and Wednesday evenings. Arlene Barnes, Norma Haycock Jensen to Homer. two daughters and their families. will be required At the age of All students v n mo three years, the family moved to Mrs. Cutler reports having a follow the standard practice and Virginia Blackham supervisthe following nj and of re Sui ed the tables decorating St. Anthcnv Idaho and in 1902 wonderful trip. thru-othe state or registering Graham Cutler, Gordon Peter- for six class periods daily. This making of favors. moved to Oden, where he atfirst qt The carnival was handled by d tended school. He graduated from Donald son, Omar Anderson and Garn enables study Charles Hg south Norr Homer, Dewey Gardner, Larkin were in Salt Lake Friday when necessary in the library, be held to Sunday. They attended the All with librarian assisting in the and Horace Barnard. to receive I ward Cr "It was gratifying Star Football game. organization of reading materi such fine all from the presideni response Nona Arbon of Salt Lake spent als. states communties," two days last week visiting at the Regular class room work will surrounding Mr. Perry. will Jesse Arbon home. begin with the official opening Later in, the year, an auction General Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes of school, Tuesday September of hogs, cattle, sheep and other Slice, bu AUTO GLASS and son Jim visited with relativ 6th. BODY and FEsfi rn: articles for the farm and home umed es in Salmon, Idaho Monday to CUT and INSTALLED is planned to provide additional KtrATB rd during Thursday. Complete Set Patterns. PAINTlKr funds for the building project. conferem Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Arbon Quick Service Lowest Possible K. jne Jorgf and family of Bountiful were CHANGE IN TIME I I of thew Sunday guests at the John Arbon -SHOW OF FASHION w, home. xicpair edmusic, The Jaycee fashion show, to quarte Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas of D be held on the first night of the tiers froi Malad Idaho were visitors at SATISFACTION GUARANTEED wards, the Sunday evening sacrament The Union Pacific railroad County Fair, will start at 7. p. will THANKS SEE CARD the US OF 8 will ABOUT m. as River oppose Park. company of YOUR appli instead "here AUTO previousp.m. TROUBLES city meeting. Mr. Thomas gave a very cation recently filed by the ly announced. all those to 71 members wish We held. Th thank were There address. Interesting R.W.RUCKI; ion Sui who helped in any way with the Mrs. Bert Eliason Jr. enter- Denver and Rio Grande western via- railroad rates for Mr. Mrs. D a.m. ar and lunch the Milton at Johnson and through program Kay tained Saturday in honor of her 2936 & D. RGW the held Mr. at Ogden attended of the Mrs. the reunion through Johnson Clifford and reunion, son Dick's lifth birthday. Ten Crystal Ulray (First Door South of Burgess Plumbing Co.) friends were present, games were gateway on traffic to and from held at the girl's camp in Logan Ogden were Sunday guests at the Springs, Sunday August 21st. WashiKinl Calvin and Lacy Kay. canyon, Saturday and Sunday. Napoli home. played and refreshments served! Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt Pierson and ington and British Columbia, a to A. E. Stoddard pre 3ens daughter Susie visited in Arco, ccording of Union sident Pacific the rail ena for few Idaho, days. Pratt a Tuesdi road, joyed fishing for salmon. McKinle Mr. onestates Stoddard that Mr. and Mrs. Evan Darley, Mr. onvene and Mrs. Henry Murray and Mr. third of the payroll of the Union children and Mrs. Bill Darley all of Wells-vill- Pacific is paid in the four states 3ol lunch of and Utah, Idaho, Oregon called at the Orian Peteri 1 day, Washington. This is the money son home, Monday. as last D & RGW wishes to cut into. 25-L- B. OR LARGER BAG OF t They were enroute to the the Over 10 million dollars is paid northwest. IHCHIl Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Palmer of in taxes to the four northwest-ter- n J0LIO II states. receives Utah Salt Lake spent Sunday in Snow-vilSmil 'oyd a quarter million dolvisiting with relatives and three and !Ir. and lars. Of this amount Box Elder friends. monton Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Cutler and county is allotted 96 thousand sv, sday family of Elwood visited with re- dollars. To Work Wonders With Any Guaranteed on rrts Mr. Stoddard said the D & RGW latives here. Sunday. raging, Bring this coupon to our store and get 15c off the regular Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Cutler and proposal would he detrimental retail price of a or larger bag of Kitchen Craft (loot inding exarea involved. He daughter Darlene, were in Brig-ha- io tne OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 17, 1949 plained that this traffic presTuesday on business. 1DUNE Cash Value I, '20th of cent. Ten members of the Frienda ently moves on the Union Pacific 1MTRA club and their families enjoyed main line through Wyoming JCATIOI Nebraska Kansas and an outing to Clearcreek, Friday. Colorado, A delicious chicken dinner was which is the shortest, fastest Rain V. served to twenty one and every- and most economical route. .The Fa Inclusion of D & RGW in the Seldom do you see such a tempting array of fresh fruits as Safeway has one had an enjoyable time. ?r high Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Nelson III routing would result in longer, i Octobe right now! It's the time of the year when variety is at its greatest, ! for the and small daughter Shirleen of slower and circuitous routing quality is at its peak, and prices are lower. Come all you fruit lovers, and be ne Heart Mountain, Wyoming, are which entails expensive trans-- 1 take advantage of this grand opportunity to enjoy your favorites at their !re to ti guests at the home of Mr. and portation. In addition to these luscious best. Check those listed below for mouth-waterin- g goodness. U. S. No. 1, er with Mrs. D. G. Nelson Jr. disadvantages to shippers, the ....lb. .ter 15tl proposal would not contribute to Flavorful Jumbo the development of the area Ee lie educ Quality Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gill Smith served. as mus U. S. No. 1, larg Solid Slier U. 1, "A" Siz. Wo.h.d. left Thursday in company with oC RedS.orNo.Whito (Oen'l 6my canning) 1 years lb. HXb. his brother Dr. Harold Smith of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lupo of iing 01 A FRUIT TREAT 4 Arnhurst Massachusetts for a Helper, visited with Mr. and Mrs. who a: visit in San Francisco. Package of 8 U. $. No. 1, Worm Froo Bantam George Napoli, Saturday. ur ially U. S. Ho. 1, 25 deadlii , Fancy, Swcot, Juicy, Small Sin 'b. mesh bofc Large Hales Valley and Northern Utah enjoy-- : of 51.00. A depos.t of 5100 lsai- - pH a hannuvt and an evening cf so charged for locker rental and d rnival lun at the key, 75c of which will be return-- ; Crystal springs, last Saturday ed at the time the locker key is evening Tne event was sponsor- 'checked In next spring. For those jed by the Deweyville ward as a students registered in physical means of raising funds for a new education who wish gym lockers L - s and recreation page , j j inc-i-le.- - . i TO u lie le j i ut . l j teacher-supervise- J-- itOB j Union Pacific Will Oppose and RGW Plan River View Garas? KAD1ATORS ClennP,! .ding-.er- e ' P... Recored. ; w.i;. junes Phone 2rn e, le tSWE 119 ON A ITCH IN I CRAFT FLOUR 25-l- m 1 Cantaloupes An's TOMATOES Pastry POTATOES 27c FRUIT BUN A CORN ft C 26c each Flavor can't be beat U. S. No. 1, Full Flavor Bartlett 29c each - LETTUCE 15c U. S. No. 1, Tho Base of PEARS ORANGE LOAF "Ml 9c LEMONS largo, Juicy PEACHES ORANGES 9c DEVIL'S FOOD BAR 9c Icebora, all Salads ... PRODUCE PRICES DAILY MARKET ..It GRAPES 17c Frtth, Swnl Margarine mmmBwmmw .l ,,, , t . ... ; 2bvf ; Unturpatted for Goodnait 4 tall cant Top quality -- we buy only top U.S. grades of beef, of lamb, pork, and veal. Top value -- we trim beforetop grades CHEESE Mild weighing To,,y ilALIBUT slic,d SALMON tilEEl" BOilELESS TtiWfq headquarters FILLET tor tjour children's "rowinneeJj.' Frh Wo'r Fi,h WHiTlMG oil, bottles and nipples, special infant foods . . . g Just imagine what would be like if you didn't have your drug store to turn to! When. you reflect on the varied nature of the prescriptions your pharmacist is equipped to fill and all the times you have depended on his services you realize how essential he is to your family's health. And when you consider the timcsaving convenience the drugstore offers . . no wonder today's busy parents rely on it for so many of their "growing" needs ! They like the pleasant, professional atmosphere of the store. And they like the pharmacist himself a friendly, d man of science, whose spirit of service is an American tradition. Get better acquainted with your pharmacist. Trade with 's a man you can rely on. Rrprinud Jrom a toighui admiUmm RIB VEAL HADDOCK lb S0LE.!rPa" VEAL ROAST VEAL STEAKS 69c ..,. fc P 43 45 fc RUMP ROAST ,b tfM ST'o'T- 1- POT ROAST N HI ""45f R? CHOPS IliN SLICED BACOH 55c FRANKFURTERS 6?C 1 imru Mm if LUIIl.ll 1 Ib t lb. W.UTrimm U. S. Good Orodo . ..lb. Royol, Sg or n. Wilion'i TFAlC t I lb. . Chi . . 2 Ib. ROYAL SATIN Tatty, Rich 35 (9( warm-hearte- him--he- Publiihd by Forke, Davis 0 Company, DiUoit 32, Michigan. ADAM'S DRUG TREMONTON, UTAH Sonny Down, Tomato JUICE .44 ot. dn a " Mot. AIRWAY frh Romtad NOB JELL-WEL- -- Vs. 250 45c HILL ComUoti4 1I h. frmth Frtth Grada Ald. DrtACT lit. w Puddinf, Hovon S pkft. IcfyPoomil BABY FOOD londi OA Qimm Siio 50c Toil.! Sm 4 bar SWEETHEART lath SiM 1 lb. w 300 630 1 296 kW LIBBY'Sl!!!!!!!! 4.i. lonth Ttngu I 01. BLEACH Whit. Unit Whit Mooic, oallm, 250 sl":-- ?, ban 170 V, largo SI to LAUNDRY bar. SOAP no whitbar 3 CLEANSER A" '!' 39c IVORY FLAKES Ph. 18c HONY 0d Quality . 330 CORN MEAL 31c .wart Maak n bo. PEAS Swa ll Mammy law I- -P Isro 324 tit 27c Y. Ib. baa 180 66c loot 270 Jfar 290 Strawberries O.liiov Slind fkt . at. pkg. to. 45c ot. 47c SYRUP OATS .largo pig. J0 RASPBERRIES Idtal far mot 44 . ialdihw. 450 41c at. atg. and Waffle Flear Qoaker't Qalck , M aOROX tTssue i Kitchen CroH, Family Flo- w- KRISPIES 330 14c Kellagg't Favorite Cereal GRAPENUTS Tatty Ceroal BkR- It """ji FLOUR Slee Hollew, Rich in Maple Flavor 290 Scotch FLOUR SPERRY'S ParKoVe GLO COAT 140 SWEET ROLLS Deliciovt for Any Meal SUZANNA at. oka. pi, RRILLO ffAi I j; ftakirrfl- - CAKE MIX H Rerty Crocker, tv Coke SUGAR Fine V ClOUJ'tl ie L L.r7.:,T'r'1'- - BOYS'EN6 COCKTAIL 190 220 ta. 10 Ib. lw, S 26c 75c Cleaning Pod rb. Rya, Croikad Whaot or Rahin 14 ex. COB CORN 11 box BREAD Th llaach IVORY SOAP I 21c' ' .4 Sandwich LUNCH BOX Tatty 310 oint Sprd o- lDUCHESS 47c IKCCI WHITE MAGIC Kitchtn NtcMt'tV CLEANSER Mr. Wrighft 55C chorTgirl Johmon t A Shady lana Froth Craamary 55c 45c ,0L 75 c BUTTER kit AMI L,auid Silvtf .qtrart 49( BON Cleanser 38c 3 Ibi Farwoke and Warflo Floor S4 oa. mm Gclolin L DP At Coffao 19c 41c MILK child-raisin- JUICE 31c ..lb. " Food Paro Frath Vtgttobl Shortening 7. ' , S. ft..J:'r'""'"'" Any Timo Wtttarn BRiizi BREAST VEALS ss,oS9: ,h Pon COD FILLET l",,y '.Ioday it bandages and antiseptics. Yesterday it was medicine ordered by your doctor for childhood ills. And before that-baby 23 .lb. CHERUB MILK ...VI SET Fancy Sweet Seedless SUBJECT TO CHANGES SUNNYBANK i, I i M 1.37 350 waaAA -- - |