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Show fetnW-33iimi-a FACE FOUR FRIDAY MOKNlNfJ. SPEEDY HERE ARE CENTRAL Economically Priced CHEVROLET CO. hiOu CANT APPCRP Here are l iill a short visit here with Mrs. Lafayette Nelson of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Guulding. and Mrs. Albert Meldruni Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Folk. of Tremonton are visiting at the C. J. Holms. Miss Janet Folk home of their parents. Mr. and and Robert Krikson of Idaho Mrs. Andrew Jensen. Falls. Idaho, visited here WedMrs. Floyd Adams and chilnesday with Mr. and Mrs. Er- dren are with Mrs. For DO BBS HATS RAW EDGE SNAPS TYROLEAN SHAPES Regular or Wider Brims to suit your Type. MANTUA NEWS MANTUA, Aug. 24 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson entertained the following guests Sunday: Peter Johnson of Brigham, Lee and Theda Osborne and Melvin Watkins of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. X. P. Jeppsen and family spent a delightful A SMART SHOE One group prierd for those who cannot afford hith prices. . All sizes m WING TIPS PLAIN TIPS FANCY TIPS . ALL NF.W LASTS Blacks. Browns and Antiques. Choose from this group at 53 3-an- . . Smart SUIT You Need STETSON . . . I.EE . . .BERG . . . Every one a name in tlie hat world; famous for style and quality. . A d Famous Weyenberg $2.95 to $7.50 Blacks Saddle trim as in smart Widths Browns in Wing Tips Perforated Oxfords well as staple lasts dressy styles. A to E. All Sizes. Ryan's parents ceremonv. BLOCKS SMART APPAREL FOR MEN they have been honeymooning and . Mrs. Richard A. for the past week. Mrs. DaMavis returned Wednesday from vis was formerly Miss Wilma Yellowstone national park where Facer of Willard. wearin' will look sorter outa ther wether bein plaze cooler, an' when yu git out ther ole winter suit yu iz, gonna be dissapointed by ist shabby look soz Mr. TO A SHOW AT THE You might he interested in the Block Co's big ad erbout the nue Fall clothin' in this issue uv the Nucs-Jurna- fashion liekrish marhlc candy kin u look back ter when yu wuld start the day w ith one uv them tilings in yer mouth an' still he a suckin' on it when supper time cum. Ole STARTS TODAY V IfjpL c'xu J-- 4 ' i I V 1 Thrills! Hale! d d , - Love! d A n d I)oes ; Et sunt uv them little Pares up ter Horsleys fruit plaze ter day whieh wuz niity good They wuz lika a lotta peeple looked kinda green, but wuz fulla sugar an' goodness oncst yu got aquainted with 'em, m AnythngC'an Happen! - - pL- I f LENNY PROGRAM! D Stream-Line- tJk with Kiddies Always 10c f Thrill lo Vh, txcilm,n! of Hvt world's moil panlout race. ..and tha glory and dtath that tupar- man ftflht fat! Tenneys iz still got their winders dolled up with dollar day sines fer Friday an' Satter-dajudgin' frum the crowds in there ter day, people iz still prone ter save money when thev kin. tttrrlng ANN SHERIDAN PAYNE PAT OBRIEN-JOH- Sum fellars git awful biz N they see a ad not knowin' hizness these a foundation GALE PAGE- - FRANK McHUGH PIT'S This Mighty Of The Northwest Mounties Who Always (Jet Their Man! Thrill-Fille- can-ner- d Saga when man cumin' that successful days iz blit on uv practical visiting Adams' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Betty Marie Potter X. P. Jeppsen. of Mr. and Mrs yj Mrs. Ida Nelsen entertained Potter, returned home WwH.f the Recreation Club on Thurs- day from a three weeks' vV day. A delicious plate lunch- in Blaekfoot, Idaho, with eon was served and the afternoon was spent playing Rook. Prizes were won by P.osetta Goulding and Ethel Jeppsen. PA , RONIZF. THF Mrs. Win. Holt and friends NEWS-JOURNA- L were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. V.. Y. Erekson Wodncsdav. Siihse.vilie for the News hiurmi Kulm ws Journal for f. means wurk now but. hoy. how nieethem things iz when Ole Boris ther Frost King puts out hiz icy hands. find Right Prices on (utility ApGirls' and Hoys and a full line for parel of the Youll ad man iz a servant their back an' call. Eu I- on of fl!cS3r!P r appeal Au sing the ho Led Olhf lies th th in join f deire th' oi app ot pe the h name grot Irtssed thi Oslo oi ; the for i their take th you tl United S' ; Cffliinuei BOYS' BacK Tc School f r 0 c rs rint Frocks Fashioned by Cinderella" and Fruit of the Loom." Colorful and charm, gay they offer service and safety from highway accident. Size to 6 16 BOYS CORDUROYS These corduroys give you full value because they are made of the best corduroys and are not skimped to save a nickel on cost. Brown, blues and fancy. Sizes 6 to 18. $1.98 Here youll find the and snap style, quality of the Young Man's only in boys' sizes. 6 to 17. $1.98 lubborr fear Pa; liaollees I'iah. (have Five and fl OVERALLS noun a Valley For an overall that stands the school boy's play and looks decent. Rawhide in striped or plain blue. -- : ision o : S and droug) ait ;7ol, histh DURBIN DEANNA and SHIRLEY I: TEMPLE juninet lie FrocKs I First Graders, Printed Rayon tom f and ti BACK TO SCH001 IN h. crew PRINCELY They stys ViThur fit his majedemand ntnpp ' 49c yd. 19c . ii Park SHIRTS shirts. CAN bi to PRINTS If you do your own sewing or have it done, it will pay you to see this material. 80 squares which is one of the best thread counts in becoming new P'all SEE adt an k WHY WE s bumec i cwn.i. Ii 'item Yay tv for the School NEW Bla Xinidoi Plain Taffetta SMART I Ijartment mom nit it I crew Polo Shirts fur the Long or short sleeves. .1 von and Cotton Fancies. fitted R Gra at tp ljarti The best of ticking The best wearing springs. Thick hand-laicovering and hand sewed. Remaking as low as $7.45 I th: Vi had be t; p Ti rt N give Va MATTRESS CO NEW FALL DRESSES jUret fictii Just Arrived! Rff in the natn o! L stat' Is with YOU content. tlw of h J I'lCTtltE 0 I.' I vy Mm LOOK AT THIS EV ERT il11 that whole rea Lire oi Ifitys ad AT WEST S1 The Primary officers and teachers held their Wednesday. Games and Ireshments were enjoyed. Tuesday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest John-sowere Mr. and Mrs. Bleeha of Brigham. The Gospel Missionaries have spent the past two days here, holding street meetings. The Relief Society hoard enjoyed a dinner at Shady Rest Tuesday, later spending the afternoon visiting with Mrs. Martin Rasmussen. Miss Josephine Daines is visiting here with Mr. and Mrs Newell Larsen. Miss Dorothy Hailing of Salt Lake City has returned home BUILD COMFORT INTO YOUR OLD MATTRESS n t .idfiit t have SLACKS s Well. I see we gotta few rows uv flags hangin' up -- rekeon they must be gonna have sum But rite now one uv them Mist kind uv a doins in town. drinks down at Peoples Drug don't go so had. at that To ther fella.r which ain't gotta good car ter ride in. but still haz. ther itchin foot fer a The famous Brigham peeeh come ter market now an better one, the Centra! Chtv-- i fer a fleetin' week or two rolet haz a interestin' ad in we kin eat 'em ter our hart-- j this paper. : f(. the witnessed Rite Way Store iz gotta winder uv eanriin' equiptment an' strainers an' uther ter flimadingles necessery bottlin' fruit and vegetables. It l Ruosrve home-comin- AGAIN has Guy Rose of Park Valley. Floyd Rasmussen of Mantua and Miss Marie Ryan of Logan were married Wednesday in the Sait Lake temple. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rassmussen and Miss and other Antiques SHOES. Mei.s turned from a vacation v, with tier brother, j w," and wife in Richmond. she was there thev p,.m a hays at Bear lake ; day Sunday at Bear lake resort Mrs. Christina Keller is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs 50 GOOD Cor-inn- nest Johnson. Miss Joyce Jeppsen entertained a group of friends at a birthday party Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vein Brough were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Leone Hailing. Misses Lucille and Pauline Jensen have returned home after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardson in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jensen and son Jack, and Guy Hansen are visiting in California. s2900 to KUPPENHEIMER $45 High-Powere- a R after Famous For Quality $40 Super-Charge- IMU a their wearers. Si it tVRCMAf TWO-DOO- ... jit ,i yrWOaJTi: I a Double Dreasted new Shadow Stripes", Clipper 'I weeds for the young man and the ever popular or wide "Herringbones. Hroad shoulder effects (lowing lapels . . . that produce an individuality to A BIG J 1936 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, CLEAN, RADIO HEATER 1935 DODGE COUPE, RADIO & HEATER IN GOOD CONDITION 1936 CHEV. TOWN SEDAN, CLEAN SEDAN. RADIO 1935 CHEV. HEATER ... s2250 DOUBLE-BARRELE- WASN'T A SCRATCH aH IT WHEN HE took I BACK U'-E- Other Suits Priced 20c til (i 2.1c Eves ITVI- I- LAST PEA1 EC Bought a cab from on ;jch afme CAR. suits that are designed for comfort and case . . . for the conservatives or for those who want that athletic appearance. Soft draping fabrics in worsteds and unfinished worsteds. Stripes, sharkskins, solid colors, KTC. !! GO the THE INSTALLMfcN PLAN CAN 1ELU TOO THEPF OPfiOMuMnY Of-- Priced Selow Market Value! LETS t'EAf CENTRAL CHEVROLET) i' wt ' HOME ST 2:, Da TO MISS THE FALL SUITS 4 v REFERENCE. hA(FthEMTRF4SmIE, IH fOvN 'I terms IlV' Of rCX UE vNHtN hN A CAU ON T Ht lALLMfeNT fLAN 'tOL uMCtPtSTAM IT IS CUSWAPY TOP (syptLT 5A NOtJ TO Cjtvt fct? 561-- AK.i New "dressy dreesM in Blacks, patterns and rich Fall Colors Smart Bustles . . . Flared Skirt Soft Corselet Waists dressmakers tnd other interest- imt new drape treatment. be had at tlme new low prices. hl.T (The West Company iz. advertizin in this issue a fine line uv apparel fer school wear hy Bovs an' Gals. Down I Art , Gift winders a little Gal's Jacket Suit, jest like Maws, an' with I m se- - little Scotch plaid hat an' bag ter match ther plaid trim on ther suit. a POPL L ( AR TOON Q News Q Dick Tracy (afternoon) Tain't lii! NEW ALL DRIED THRIFTY SERVICE . gonna he so ther Summer C. A. West Co, long Suit vu iz popular demand we announce IhU new complete ALL DRIED THRIFTY SFRYK'K at regular prices. This now includes the ironing of nil flat work, drying and fluffing of hath towels, air drying of all the wearing apparel which was formerly returned damp. 12 - Lbs. for 75c or 6 Per Pound AND RDM KM HER ALL HANKIES IRONED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST Hy I For This Outstanding Unexcelled Laundry Service or leave at PHONE 614 THORNE'S NATURAL FOOD STORE, 53 South Main THE SANITARY 'J LAUNDRY Where Your Laundry Dollars Are Big Dollars - flg |