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Show Pa.ee KttrSSiKIraiJ Four Let's (io 'Jo A H v wheie tie with the depa Drnvei. of Don't Miss This Iieture! H R FAST TODAY IS CHAN't F TO SFF IT! odium ito of govcnimr-nment vperit a few D ( manage- houis in estei day with Sam(,'ioshy ami Fred Dem-netwho a e here doing ll.igh.rm uel In the district court yesterday Nelson of the K1KI m- V v w oi k on eounty govern-inen- , l Nelson also spent some meeting anrl discussing counlv joonlems with lfox Fldci of! leia Is This coitniy is being siudied in tfiiw woik lieea use o In-- time oulM. Hiding Its Extension Service fTHifllflg'Ml also "My Son Is K Wednesday ( Conducts .Meetings riiiii.ial'' Meetings in the Willard and ward halls art- being conducted tonight al 8 o'clock b the f S A C. extension sei ne lo discuss with promi nent townspeople the future jccom mended use of land in Box Flder county. A map of the area showing its pieseni use has been made and a map showing the recommended use will soon be made Meetings will be held in the Mantua waid chapel, and in Brigham al the courthouse on Thursday night at Tluirsdax I Are RARGAIN DAYS! Dring The l a roily 'Two Di loi iipulalion success ! Hits DF.TTF DA IS FDWAItl) G.RORINSON ei i 8 o (dock. in KID GALAHAD Glenn Jensen of Preston, Idaho, called on friends here Monday night, returning home fiorn a week-entrip lo Salt Lake City. i. with Humphrey Bogart Wayne Morris .MANTUA NEWS Annual Peach Day Festivities Huge District Court News County Research Work Underway Show at the morning Judge Lewis Joneti made the following rulingsIn the matter of the estate of Augusta Schjetup. deceased, petition for settlement and final account and distribution was granted In the estate of Andiew D Puthakis, deceased, return of sale of personal property and petition lor confirmation granted Petition for order of sale of teal est.ite in the estate of Gawas in ird Martin, deceased granted Petition for settlement of tmal account and foi final distribution of flic estate of Walter L. Carver. deceased was granted. In the estate of Lawtenee G deceased, petition for Abbott, settlement of final account and loi final distribution was granted- as welt- - those of the attorneys for the estate of Hans G. Johnson and Meda H. Johnson. A petition ot mortgage pi Opel ty by the Poland S. Hendticks. deceased, estate was granted Petition for discharge of adrmnistrator in the (state of Vic-ten F. Madsen, deceased, was granted; as was that of ad-- I ministratrix in the estate of Richard Peters and Grpha D. Peters, deceased, and Maty C. Olsen. deceased A petition for letters of ad-- , ministration in the estate of Joseph Jensen, deceased, was 'granted to Era Jensen under a Petition for pro$1 loo bond. hale of will of James LeRoy Couch, also known as J. L. Couch, deceased, was granted; as was a petition for letters of guardianship for Wayne Taylor, minor, to Jesse V. lioopes, bond MANTUA. Utah, Sept Larsen Austin Mrs. SUCCESS ragg one) (Continued old .Batmen, local artist. "Tiain- ing for Dcmocmrj." enteied by, the Lincoln and Cential schools won second. The American Legion float honoring the (fold Star Mothets was awarded first place in the club division, with the Civic Club second and the Lions club thud First place in the industrial and commercial division was awarded to the Deseret News ol Salt Lake City, a beautiful green float atop which was mounted a white covered wagon beautiful young and several ladies. Second place in this division was won by the Fver-toMattress Co., and the Utah Power & Light Co., took thiid. Children's prize winners in the childrens section were Billy Gene Nielsen, Fart Packer, Faulkner, Owen Shaw. Barbara Horsley, Baibara Nielsen and Ruth Kotlei In the marching Elder high school lirst and Bear River was second. j hand Wilda Anderson of Corinne, queen of the festivities, and her attendants, Helen Wright and Tess Harper of Brigham, reign-- ' of ed supreme as thousands visitors and i esidents participated in the many and varied activities throughout tlie two-dacelebration The exhibit, thi pigeon show and Dower and iiandiciaft exhibits were excellent. There were a lew plants and a number of containers not called for after the flowet 'at 8100 show, however, and the exhibiThe following were admitted tors may get them by calling in the Imted in the stoic just west of the to citizenship States of America: First National hank. Francis H. Potter of Collin-ston- , ball game held Saturday-recordeMaria M. Lilly white. Lais nigh. the largest S Jensen, Berlhel C. J. Larsr ' rowd ever to witness a game in and Christian M Christensen of Rees Pioneer paik. All in all Brigham. Peach Days; Brigham's On the law and motion calen- we ie highly successful and the dar in the case of the First eommittee of the Box Elder in commerce of National Bank of Logan vs. chamber Garr W. Rose, et al a final de-- ; charge, under the able leadertree was directed in the hear- ship of Manager W. L. Holst, ing of further evidence on third is to be highly commended on cause of action and making its splendid work. final decree. No entry was made in the case of Jesse R. Petersen vs. Ruth Irene Ashe, et al in suit lot default. n - - Smith-Hughe- j AFSO PARENTS! MFLYYN DOCDFAS JOAN BLONDFI.L IIOH (AN in VOITC KIIOY dill.-III- ! Til Kill MINUS ON TIIKIK K. Theres Always A Woman Keep II KKKT? NIIOKS in good their condition. What do you think of that I OKA? Floyd Oihlions A News MOIIKKN PATRONIZE THE 58 NEWS-JOURNA- L i 19-T- Edwin F. Petersen MIOK KKPAUilNG South .Main Street .MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued Sept. 8 to Robert Lee Hamilton of Brigham and June Wight of Perry; Floyd Owen Ewer of Logan and Venna Downs of Smithfield. On Sept. 9, permits were is-- I sued tn Oliver Harold Kamp-maof Kemmerer, Wyo , and Ellen lone Lamb of Plymouth; Francis Elden Cushing and Georgiana Mae O'Neal, both of Idaho Falls. Idaho. On Sept. H. Harvey Carter Stokes and Vern Romer, both of Brigham, obtained a license. CLEANER COAL! An expenditure of more than a hall million dollars in Ihe mine and preparation plant now brings you cleaner Utah KING COAL the fuel that's washed, coal dried, sized, blended and waxed. Try a load. You 11 like it. WIGHT COAL CO. RRIDIIAM, PI10NF UTAH no during Peach days. l ONLY BY UNIU.D StATES FUEL. COMPANY Dresses A () G r - minim,,, tw in ee rH 3 Tdl 'W - ib it; Paint-Det- Mcr-fell'- ad s n i Ilk I ;ot ijla-i- sine that summer iz. fast dra win' ter a close- - IS THEM PESKY FLIES swat 'em. Dm Perty nigh ever store on Main street wuz. bizy ter day sell-in- ' stuff fer school clothes, shoes an' reedin' an' writin' supplies. New shipment Ladies' Fall The ole American dollar iz. sure gittin' perty fast these days with prices rizin' az fast az thev are. SHOFS Complete Line SCHOOL SI ITLIFS Loose Leaf Note Rooks, Pencils, Theme Paper Ole hog an' hominy iz gonna he a king's dish iffen the raze continyers verra long. Closeout See 1TBSFS ' in advertizin' 250 sum ever day needs ,,490 Children's Silk RFOOMFRS Elite win- a puckered leather bag in dark wine shade an' swayed gluves ter match. Sum smart sez I See nitc 390-49- 0 (il l LT PATCHES here paper. Stylo note: ders ter Smart, useful, cleverly designed... you wont be able to resist this combination magazine-entable, when you see it. But youll have to act fast to get it, becouse our K offer holds only as long as our limited supply lasts. Come in today. Offer applies and only only to retail purchases one to a customer. in plig. 250 HORSLEYS Clarence Smith, manager - ENLARGED I ever did Biggest see up in Hollywood winders gosh, a kid culd lik on one uv them fer a day an' nite make the most lolly-pop- JJO Lumber Tri-Sta- te J iljDjlD000 Facts That Concern Co Phone You V 11 of a lerirt. Let us help y 011 of your favorite snapshots.; together. us R(H.kS big display uv hedgeer fer men them nue shapes iz sumptaglourious with a tether For Kodak Film, quality deespeeially stuck in the band. and and printing, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McPhie veloping of Park City were guests of photo supplies make our store The injunuity uv man- - dresses THIRD WARD MEETING The Third ward Relief So- riety will hold their meeting at 2 o'elock today in the ward ehapel. Mr. and Mrs. William N. Sehovv UTAH K1M1 COAL PRODUCt I Ntlt Art snd in this j - - bargains ' sMaKT enter-taine- Chevrolet sedan owned by S Baigeron. locai real estate man was stolen Fnduy night and recuveied Saturday morning on the salt flats we-- t of Salt Lake City. Sevan a! parts of the car wen- missing when the offueis found n but they weie discoveied within a tew rods ot the ear. Jensen Mi Buigeron had tell his ear and her Diusnlla Mrs Dewey with in fnmt of his home parked sons, Kay and Dick, visited riele in Thud Fast street when it LIN NY with Mis Chris! mu Kellei on was l. (ken Thursday Lucille Mis Victoria Jensen. The wether seems ter have sur- Reed. Pauline and Ilcric Jen- BUM IIS ANNOI N(KI) vived the Peech festival OK sen, left Mr and Mis. Paul Humphrey Satutday loi Logan Watson az well az sum uv the fokes wheie announce the atiival ol will leside. they which took part in it. a girl, horn September H. at a local hospital WKKK KM) GCKSTS Knnyway it wuz a genuine InMr. and Mrs Milton LeRoy S. Rich Abel and Mr. Mis. fall-isjun summer day- - sorta Jenseri of Mantua announce the had as their guests during in the mornin an' with Peach days. Mrs. A. B. Jones birth of a boy September 11 brite skies an' a softly shin- of Burbank, Calif., Mis. Peai.se at a local hospital. Mrs. Jenin' sun. and Mrs. Gordon sen was toimeily Miss Oiitih Ballinger Walker ol Ogden, Laurel and Olsen of Mantua Glorious Utah! Harold Hill of Piovo, Audiey Gilt Mr and Mrs. Homer Cyiel il a tall. Rigby of Banendt, Mrs Chas. Ttngey of Brigham announce ,'Skidmoic ol Sal! , Lake. Miss ihe anival ol a hoy , born yes Long cellefane sacs fulla puffed Shop d Ms R lerday at a local hospital nee an wheal m a grocery siondry ,umpanl7)ni Ellen Rich. Ibitrmilze Tbe News Journal .Subscribe for tu N'WVS Joutn Noticed that this iz. "save yor t ain such had advice nohow sight week" an' the Electric Cauz.e yu gotta have (Irvin' iz, Mores go' sum student wether ter paint in. lumps that'll give the kids Make a $2 99 purch01( pioper lightin' fer their Smart woolens up ter Hoislcys any of Iheie Fuller Paimi wuld make nice plaid diessIhe combmaiion 111090;, w I es hetchu Nice lookin' men's winder at end (able is yours lor onlylr West's all the new fixin's more: Fuller Pure Piepouj Ed cvw Petersen hammemt' ay "House" Paint displayed. Porch 1 D(l fixin' fokes' soles. Enomefu uv kalsomine in Big pile leiwear floor Enamel- -b Bar, Speedile, fulterspor om brings ter mind Sott drops uv rain te mte haz drove ever budv r cuvcr that now- iz." the time ter Sfseedflut Vamishes - fuller clean the summer's grime Pie,uj,.9 frum the walls an' slick up, ter winter. Peoples Drug Snapshots MORMNC. Sl:PIKMl;n, Stolen Automobile Recovered 11. the Reucation club al her home Thursday. A delicious luncheon was solved and the afternoon was spent playing Rook, pr.zt's going to Josie Jeppson and Dorothy Jeppsun Guests of the club wenClaia Jcpp-seRasmussen Millie Jensen and Delilah iz drivin' Litchenstein's erround a nue delivery truck till signed up like a millyon. j PRODUCES 'll CSIUY Thcron G. Ockey of (Been River, Wyo., who spent Saturday in Brigham with relatives. returned home Sunday-eveninby his accompanied wife and son, Ronnie, who have spent the past two weeks here with Mrs. Oekey's mother, Mrs. Laura Saekett. bring- the negatives to and vve'll do the rest. Just your headquarters. COM ETONS AUT AND .Ml 0. Corner Opposite Iostoflice SIC-- ince - made uv rayon spun soz. it looks an' feels like wool frum a sheeps bak- - I wuz lookin' at 'em up ter Art an' Gift shop this P.M. one 1,!. Mh K v ( 'f 0 j j nj ffc'fi 'id. Lumber Co. iz. got ad erbout paintin' up while the wether iz good which Bnt Tri-Stat- e a TiuDl iCi 3 LINES Jut ed a It - worth reading a Bus Service Util iii;e ) IS THE SCREEN UPON WHICH OPPORTUNITY REFLECTS ITS MOST PERFECT ACCOMPLISHMENT YOUR BANK ACCOUNT LOWER PRICES Disodol tide 490 1oh der .0c Disodol youll want yours at 2."c Ivolvnos 190 Tooth Paste die Ivoly nos STATE SECURITY BANK 390 Tooth Paste oz. Antiseptic Solution 1( - - where a sustaining RETWEEN tn far an BRIGHAM CITY AND UTAH STATE wed 390 Mints, 100s 390 TO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AMERICAS Beer has made work in over industries, since repeal. If Beer had not come back .there would have been I MILLION 100 F0U COLLEGE STUDENTS For Reservations Call Member federal Rerserve System Deposits Insured I nrlcr I'. S. Gov't. Plan PEOPLES DRUG U It Smr ( OLVtl.U GRANT NIELSEN, Phone 1 FEWER. RESPECTABLE for the nation today. JOBS ITSELF. 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