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Show FEB. 1, 1927. THE BOX ELDER NEWS, DEFEAT K DAVIS QUINT jjotch Davis QUARTERLY WANT COLUMN Up a Elder Moves JUST SEE the line of VALENTINES Comptons have for lc and up. It. Students on string instruments. Ralph Sarager, at Watkins-SaragMusic Co. er six-poi- nt (d3-t- Elimination. of bodily waste ia a "toxic condition. This often gives rise to a dull, languid feeling and, sometimes, toxic backaches and headaches. That the kidneys are not functioning properly is often shown by burning or scanty passage of secretions. Thousands have learned to assist their kidneys by drinking plenty of pure water and the occasional use of a stimulant diuretic. 50,000 users give Doans signed endorsement. Ask your neighbor f Retention Nichols, of the Stake Relief Society presidency, talked on The Sabbath Day In the L D. S. Home. She suggested that the commandments of God should be repeated often in every home and be made a part of the life of every member of the family. Elder Richards was then introduced. He commented on the remarks of the previous speakers and stated that it was a difficult matter to say just what was proper and what was not proper to do on the Sabbath Day. He somewhat criticised the custom of Saturday night being made a time for pleasure, especially when such was carried over into the early hours of the Sabbath Day, saying that it would be better to spend part of this night in preparation for the observance of Sunday. Shows and ball games are not compatible to the spirit of the Sabbath, said the speaker, however, this day should not be made a day for the young people but they should be guided in their recreation and activities by the parents and older people. In speaking of th$ Bibie he stated that it was a shame that the use of this book, which was the basis of infor mation to men who organized this and other, governments, should be forbidden in the public schools. President Lee, in his closing remarks on the meeting, gave the attitude of the Stake Presidency on the observance of the Sabbath Day which in substance was in keeping with the attitude of the previous joy-killi- strategy market. 'looting at the basket at every rtunity. They missed many shots SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEWS jgb hasty shooting, but kept the (ters gasping as the ball came Take your FOOT TROUBLES to Dr. time after time. Fishburn, 26 Lewis Bldg., Odgpn f) ( combination of Hone TRY MAILING your orders to JenGleave reeked havoc time after sen Market. We guarantee qualithe or other dribbled as one ty and prices. (adv. J14-t- f) shoot a basket or assist. j to to also showed advantage in MONEY TO LEND on Real Estate. lepartments. Norman Lee, Brigham Utah. al3tf line, Kotter looked i the guard t and Tingey was great He d like a new man after his SALE OF ANIMALS FOR DAMAGES. :ocre performance at Ogden the State of Utah, County of Box Elder, i before. ss. In the Fielding Precinct of said County. ILETS and BABY OHIX for sale. I have in my possession the followk are now booking orders for described estray animal which If ing old pullets; also baby chlx not claimed and taken away, will be a Dtah Hatchery, Brigham, and sold at public auction to the highest Aoneer Hatchery, Petaluna, Cal. cash bidder at Earl J.1 Holt corral rs tender stoves for sale. For In Fielding Precinct, on the 13th day write Utah Pullet Farm, of February, 1927, at the hour of 12 D. S. Holmes hgham City, Utah. oclock noon. J18 lihC. Going, Phone 544-offensive par-fflla- LEGAL NOTICES I favored with a selection, Seek Ye the Lord, after which Mrs. Nancy 38-2- ti Crofts Watch Elimination! Good Health Depends Upon Good (Continued from Page One) Fl-t- f. PAG1 TSEEE SEMI-WEEKL- Y i WANTED. by Defeating Team 38 - 26. j CONFERENCE SJ GET YOUR BARRED ROCK and RHODE ISLAND RED CHIX from me that was four quarters us. We can supply you with de4 ? full of fast aggressive Utah Hatchery pendable stock. Elder Bees came back Phone 272-(Fl-11- .) division Z Adding for Ogden !!n honors with a bang when WANTED Reliable man for this home territory. Good business from the t the Davis courtiers 6 score, kf short end of a start as our goods are well and here Friday. known. We extend credit played favorably game determined to to dealer and train In teams went in, salesmanship. McCONNON & CO., Winona, Minn. Everything they had for a victelimination from Mention this paper. or each faced it. if defeated, hence , honors SAYS: Better cull a few fwas one big fight all the time. PETERSEN of those chicken coop boarders. rough, was somewhat You have lost plenty on them now. lax. ,lg being fair butlead Phone 289-the at (J7F7) a jtj took was tied and then TRABE , but this IN your old furniture for about midway NEW. by the Bees Hansen Furniture and Music first quarter and at the end Company. Jy23-t- f. 11-- 8 a had Bees It frame the was increased dur- - JENSENS MARKET carries the best jitage. This of Meat and Groceries. tle rest of the game. S14tf. of the fourth tee at the beginning WE DO ALL to within KINDS of Repair Work. 0i Davis crept up was cut R. A. Lee Repair Shop, Phone 260, points, but this rally (s2tf.) . t as the Bes began to find their again. oD the basket WANTED. 50 calves per week. Oles team used the je X ? DOANS PROBATE & CiXJAKDIANSHII NOTICES , Consult County Oer or Respective Signers for Further Information NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of George Gidney, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Brigham City, Utah, on or before the 9th day of March, A. D. 1927. Date of first publication, January 7th, A. D. 1927. John E. Baird, executor of the tate of George Gidney, deceased. C., Mfg. a Cbem- - Buffalo. ers, better husbands and better N. Y. citi- zens, he said. The speaker then gave some interesting statistics on marriage and the raising of families in England, which showed that but very few people were raising families of more than one to three children. In Box Elder county statistics show that the birth rate from 1923 to 1926 had decreased from 3.5 per thousand to 2.6, while the marriage rate has increased from 13 5 to 15 per thousand. "There is no greater mission on earth than to raise children and return them into Gods presence, he said. Elder Richards commended a move ment, now under way in this country to prohibit the publication of immoral and base literature, and cautioned the young people to refrain from the reading such literature and the of use of profanity. The closing song, Let Zion In Her speakers. The closing song, Just Beyond the Beauty Rise, was sung by the choir, was sung by a mixed and the benediction was offered by Hilltop, quartette from the Honeyville Ward, stake clerk, S. N. Lee. after which Leon T. Jensen, of Bear River, offered the benediction. The singing for the afternoon meeting was furnished by the First Ward choir, under the direction of Mrs. Ed Lee. The opening song was Uphold the Right. Invocation was given by A. M. 'Reeder, of the Corinne Ward. The choir then sang, Let the Mountains Shout for Joy. The sustaining of the authorities of the church was taken care of by Pres. C. W. Horsley and some releases were made from the stake boards. Pres. Lee then called Wm. Jeppson and J. Carlos Sedarholm, recently chosen alternate High Coun-cilmefrom the audience and each gave short talks. The choir then favored with a selection, "Rouse O Ye Mortals." Pres. Lee was the next speaker and talked on the method of calling missionaries at present as compared with the - former method when all calls were sent out direct from the Church offices at Salt Lake City. He said that the present system was just as proper as the old and in fact was very much the same. Elder Stephen L. Richards, the principle speaker of the afternoon session of the conference, delivered a wonderful talk which was indeed a spiritual feast. In his early remarks the speaker explained the purpose of the division of the Priesthood into quorums. First, it is a means of better education as in small groups it is possible tq teach more efficiently. Second, the division into small groups makes it possible for the authorities to call for help from these groups. Third, the Individual members can be better looked after than would be possible if the Priesthood was not divided at all. He advised the heads of quorums to look after the welfare of every member, saying that your priesthood is for the uplift and advancement of your fellowmen and for the glory of God. Men who hold the priesthood should be better fath- - 'YUBA CITY, Jan. 24. Wallace Evans, whose bdtk was broken in an auto accident 10 days ago, underwent an operation at the Johnson emergenDr. cy hospital yesterday afternoon. Julian P. Johnson of the hospital. Dr. Frank P. Brendel, Sacramento bone specialist, and Dr. J. W. Wilson, Sacramento, performed the operation. Evans' spinal cord was found to be badly damaged, Dr. Johnson declared today, and while a recovery is hoped tor, it probably will be a year before Evans is able to walk. Evans stood the operation well and is resting comfortably. LEROY B. YOUNG, Atty. for Executor. KM (J7-F- Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys Fotter-Milbur- Es- Man With Broken ; Back Undergoes An Operation in Y. C. Notice to Creditors Estate of Morris R. Peters, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Brigham R. F. D. No. 2, or LeRoy B. Young First National Bank Building, Brigham City, Utah, on or before the 26th day of March, A. D. 1927. Annie Peters, administratrix of the estate of Morris R- Peters, deceased. Date of first publication, January - 25th, A. D 1927. LEROY B. YOUNG J25-F2- 2 Atty. for Administrator. 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