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Show f SEPTEMBER 25, 1911 v MORNING. THE BOX ELDER Brigham, blue ribbon. (These girls were the joungest delegates at the state fair and con tested ivvth 26 other teams ) Their demonstration was titled A girls room can be attractive, healthful and restful at a low cost. afit Contests of j re- - Lund has Settle B. , fair and the state ?.U.ng reports of foui teen con-- ? ul individual Box L.der 4 II t,j the of e contests and red and white, and first, second the former prac-Eanng- s j,?s were won by the of - Blue ribbon, homemaking, club, leaders, Bt gham Mrs. fr.ma Kotter and winnings "jteps in Koher. H group -- Bed ribbon, Mrs. Ella Wood. jjj jirs. Velda tt group - Bed ribbon, leaders, Mrs. Irene Mis. Elaine Hun- - i I. ' j Blue ribbon, C.ty; leader, Mrs. 2s III. gioupver R u Johnson. Second- winnings: canning ;13j - Red Mis. il.e leaders, j.f m and Mrs. Elaine group v ; 'nr .'ion. group canning Bear River City; Victoria Johnson, - Mrs. mg exhibits: First-yea- r Red ribbon, .roup vTonton; leaders, Mrs. Warns and Miss Nona 2 - : group 0. Garland, leaders, iti Biown and La Von Mjear clothing vear d group clothing lead-I- t Tremonton; Reoa Henrie. .'Dboa group rijear clothing Mrs. Mrs. leaders; i Anderson and Ntn. rooon, winnings; othing costume, red Bunderson, East home iDejhia :,ssa .2 wash school Beth Brown, ear, td ribbon, d: i child's dress, Emma Rae An year, tbon, t Trenonton. n year, red tj hook Bear 1 cos complete Lois nbbon, Fors-Biiell- . There has ibeen quite a mix-u'in furloughs and Ira Nielsen is growing old and squeaky from having to them so many times. He filled out furlough 'blanks dor 50 per cent of the battery for 15 days. Then an order came down that only eight days would be allowed, and new blanks were requiied. The third change called for ten days and the fourth one for ten extenclays with a three-dasion. The final order rests with only 15 per cent of the battery strength able to get furloughs for 13 days plus two week-ends- . Ira had used all of his blanks and then an order came down that any amount of men up to fifty per cent could go home for nine days. Byron Weidman, Wayne Weidman and Clinton Johnson hunted all over the division for three blanks and finally got them from the 145th field artillery. Now they can go home together. It is said that through the month of October 15 per cent may continue to go. Howard Anderson says he would like to come home for the hunting season. Lt. C. Henry Nielsen and family have just returned from Brigham. He says he is glad to be back and thinks our battalion, regimental, brigade, and divisional commanders Lt. Col. Kelsey, Co. West, Brig. Gen. Hervey, and Brig. Gen. Daw-ley- , respectively are very men. Pvt. Grant M Welling, who has transferred to the air corp, is visiting friends in the battery. He reports that his new station has oilcloth table covers which would be a good investment for our battery. The first day he left, he scraped paint from the window panes, the second day he washed them and the third day (today) he has been in charge of the day room. He has to see that no books get stolen and improve his ping pong game. He says he Hes has a mean backhand. coming right up the line of pro- motions and when he is transfened to his new post at Jef- ferson barracks, Mo., he should be aole to play ping pong in p Eight blue jflS Elyse cadence. contest: River City, blur Tollman, Honey Alice kite ribbon. (dress review; ribbon ftcon'est: Emma Rar Tremonton, red rib and ESTATE rEARS E LOANS V0UJ1AN LEE, Abstractor. eburg, hmils CLEANING " it Cl' nd RePir ,l Fumact, u jtmt She moved gracefully to a chair opposite him and sat down. "So you refuse to believe that Im Tonia? she said, with a smile, Jim, how ridiculous of you! Maybe youll believe me when I tell you how much I know about you. You drink too much, smoke too much, and have headaches all the time just like the one you've got now. Jim, who had just lit a cigarette, nervously jerked it from his Ups and crushed it out in an ashtray on the low table before him. I see that Tonia coached you well, he said. She told you all my faults. But it wont work. Im never intoxicated at least, Ive never been drunk enough to lose my senses. Now, come clean. Wheres Tonia? I tell you. Im Tonia. Oh, yeah? And I guess I asked you to marry me the other day in j i j New York. You did, and I turned you down. And you are going to marry David Warren. No. I wrote you a note. Didnt you get jt? I told you in it that everything was oil between David and me. Jim was silent a minute. He reached for another cigarette, but returned it to the package when he caught Sallys glance. Tonia must have told you her life history, he said. I hand it to her shes thorough. And youre a good actress. Thank you, Jim. You used to tell me that I couldnt act, tha. it was your publicity work that had made me. "Oh, cut it out! I tell you I'm not fooled. Wheres Tonia? He sighed. No dice, eh? But let Ive got it doped out right. Tonia had some word from David Warren that made her break with him. She was broken-hearte- d or so she thought. And she was afraid I'd say I told you so.' So she decided to go off somew here and hide herself. She hired you, through some theatrical agency you, an unknown young actress looking like to her fool enough strangers. She sent you here with money and clothes and her name. She went into hiding somewhere else. Jim, you're talking through your hat. I know Pm dumb. But not dumb enough to fail for a trick like me see if flattered APPLIANCE ! rushed to Tonia. and. if you were she, you wouldn't bother to be flattered. This is business. The studio gave me oidors to publicize Tonia for all shes worth during the next few months. Men a- so brutal," Sally sighed. I was beyinning to think you I - merely want-- d to see me. Jim smiled. His glance traveled over her, and what he saw seemed, to meet with his approval. You are easy on the eyes if hard on the nerves. Are you going to continue this masquerade which isn't fooling me? Call it a masquerade if you please, Jim. Sally let her lower lip quiver, forced pathos into her voice. But I see through your game. You are sorry you proposed to me the other day, and youre afraid I'll take you up on it, now that Ive broken with David. You pretend to think I'm not me so that I'll be so angry I wont accept you. Jim laughed. Youre a swell actress. You could show Tonia a few tricks. Look, how would you like a screen test? Ill bargain with you. You tell me where Tonia is hiding, and I'll fix you with Premier Pic- tures. Sally said coldly. Jim, I wish JUMPED up suddenly, put his L hands on her shoulders, and you'd stop. All right He rose, took up gave her a little shake. Youd better talk! I can get you his hat, walked to the door. There he we could have "At least turned. into a kit of trouble! he threatdinner together Tonia. ened. Sally smiled radiantly. "Id love Sally reached up and pushed his hands away. She rose and walked to have dinner with you. to the phone, lifted it. (To be continued) Ive had enough of this. Youve been drinking. You came up here (The characters tn this serial an without permission, and the man fictitious ... QUINTS GO BACK TO DAD eral Conant announced that the quints henceforth will be under the direct control of their MOTORS Road Service Phone f- Ml S If SKY I rir diicicnt i - an W 4 the whiskey of Vhe This whiskey is 'FLA7CR YEAP.S" YEARS OLD K.ntucky Straight Bourbon Whi.k.y, 90 Proof Sch.nl. y Diatrll.r. Corp.. NYC. REES PIONEER PARK 7:30 P. M. Plan on attending the first night football game ever to be held in Brigham City. ALL HANDS POINT TO THE .mi KNOWLEDGE CLASSIFIED Hundreds of readers of this newspaper, every year, use our Classified Columns to great advantage. The IS ONE INGREDIENT services it gives are many: use of its space costs little. Want to Iluy or Sell? Looking For Employment of Employee? Something Lost or round? Do you want Without the specific knowledge of a pharmacist pres- to buy or rent Real Estate? FSE THE CLASSIFIED: IT FAYS! fill- it j v, If V"A' jM j 'feiYY; Iikp "PW ON 27 4 TV 1 ' m hi 'X Vwl w.:- tSIl; Olincl) . '"ej V of KRY, South Cache Spartans mattresses, I,?; slring filled, F4s"ti.r,,mie - theT uUtiracH K. Administrator , VS. KNTItAL rri' K' DORS 08R0N-VQU61AAn Enjcy the Luxury of Look ceases S?"" to M,U. -!- 10c. 7 I v fEELING" v KLy. ing would be hazardous! Knowledge is an ingredient in every prescription we fill! Phone 1. Dhaii anil USE horses. Ihonf H f - i TRY A WANT AD TODAY cription Rt'J ,, Men ,J,rjl't0r the esl fe Y U4J R K Y Bridge Party .Scheduled Club women of this city will meet at the War Memorial Saturday afternoon for a bridge luncheon to be given by the American Legion auxiliary. Table reservations are being made with Mrs. Ken Jensen or Mrs. Platte Clark. ONE V I THAT UNCERTAIN Box Elder Bees Attend Salt Lake Party Mrs. Joseph Cook and daughter, Miss Verona Cook, attended a party in Salt Lake City Saturday evening honoring Mr. and Mr. E. E. Meyer. Mrs. Meyer was the former Maryon Cook of this city. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Willis Brown, Mrs. Ethel Fratello and Mrs. Evelyn Day-ton- . Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dellerv bach, Mr. and Mrs. Hollister Higbec, Willis Brown, Mrs. Ethel Higbee and Mrs. Richard Gerber. Dinner was served, followed by games and a social evening. Several lovely gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Meyer. 555 SO, Attorney for Administrator, first Nat'l Bank Bldg., tgh.itn CPv. Utah Date of f'rst publication, September 8.2)-J2- , 9, 6 18, AD. 1941. B irt -- So CL any one of the 21 tors, daily TIRES REPAIRED ECONOMY I FLRRY, also KRY, Deceased. JMISH 1! t No known a kn wn as J V H C.I ORtaL M. M Game Tonight Avu UTAH OIL PRODUCTS Y J EDVLENE SIOHU .MISS this. A I) January "Meat irt Iho Homo Defonw Program is the topic of a which cookery demonstration M.m Edalene Stohr, home eeon omist of the national livestock aril meat board, Chicago, III , will give under the auspices of the County Farm Bureaus and extension service, on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at the Utah Power & Light auditonum at Tremonton. Miss Stohr is very well qualified to speak on this subject for she is a member of the cooking school staff of the national livestock and meat boaid. The meat board represents ail branches of the livestock industry, and for ye,ars has conducted a far reaching program of research and education on the subject of the proper cooking methods and the nutritive value of beef, pork, lamb and veal. Jim! TELL me how did you trace me 1 so quickly? Sally asked. In the usual way. The hotels publicity director shot m an item to a Broadway columnist as soon as you arrived. It was in the paper this morning. And you rushed right to me. I'm LlOka At Tremonton Event 11 A MAIE BOUGHT Of j called her Beautiful. No man had ever called her that before. COOK Will Demonstrate Cooking of Meat down that phone. I'll be reasonable. His hand went to his head. "Say, do you have an aspirin? Sally said, Yes, and went to get it. When she returned with a box of aspirin and a glass of water, he took two of the tablets, then started to take a third. Two is enough, said Sally. He smiled wryly. Toma was the only person who ever was concerned about my habits. Now you make another. Im flattered." Jim, stop being ridiculous! "All right if you will. Sally gestured. Sit down. Relax a little. He returned to the sofa, and regarded her speculatively for a moment. Tonia is paying you. I dont know how much but. whatever it is, 1 double it, he said. ICS NOTICE TO CREDITORS E t a t r (t jam a lirniv leMry, also knovvn as James U I erry, also known ai Jas II f cr r a Dr-- , eased ftdilori will present claim ,:h Mouther to the undei signed at the M oiiue of MW)N, F btnk Satjoi bldg. Btighain Cjt , l tah. Bel ,rr the D t h day of bx- agement can do somcUiing about that! He made a weary gesture. Put UAH IN EUROPE YEAR AGO TORONTO, Ontario, Sept. 21 Britain withdrew from the (UP) Papa Dionne's ambibattle of Dakar rather tion soon will he realized. than "enter serious warlike opEver since the Dionne quinerations against Frenchmen tuplets were born, they have who felt it their duty to obey been under the rare and 'on-tro- l of the Canadian the commands of the Vichy government. Oliva Dionne, the father, government. Berlin was raided for five has always wanted them back. ToGav. Ontario Attorney Gen hours toy RAF squadrons. sold Restate j Ivnthrata, TIE Clippings from our files of Bygone Days. team contest; 10 YEARS AGO Ruth Noall, o' Funeral services were held in the Third ward chapel for John D. Peters, under the direction of Bishop J. Frank "isration CHAPTER X CALLY, no longer frightened, ''was beginning to enjoy the act she was putting on for Jim Kirbys benefit. He had just Im Tonia, Jim. Memories Arlene blue Hunell, j win-th- e club home 'out FROM OBISPO fc? I Sally Martin, librarian in the small town of Midvale, is a plain girl who makes no effort to be attractive. hen she unexpectedly loses her job. she leaves Midvale, out in her car for Seaberlh, a seaside resort. On the way, her ear is stolen, and she is given a lift by Tonia Lane, screen star. When she admires Tonia 's beauty, the movie actress tells her she could be as beautiful wi.b the proper make-u- p and clothes. Then, noting that Sally is basically the same tjpe as she, Tonia gets an idea. She wants to go into hiding to try to forget a shattered romance but knows that, unless she disguises herself. She will be recognized wherever she goes. She suggests that she and Sally change identities, with Sally pusing as Tonia Lane, while Tonia acts as her secretary in the role of Sally Martin. W'heu they reach Seaberth, they carry out the plan. Two days later, Jim Kirby, movie publicity man, arrives in search of Tonia. When he finds Sail; alone in the girls hotel suite, she tries to fool him, but he is not taken in. ICAMP CHATTER! Firsts 8 FAMOUS JOSEPH CHADWICK ?aurt Il( Consult Clerk of District Court, Brigham City, or respective signers for further Information. TO HEAR J y (. AL NO 1 I FARM BUREAU glamour GSHISL UtMHHHtWHHHH Youngsters PAGE THREE E M Ofctr H, Elder NEWS-JOURNA- a, ,I(,,l'Tii 3 room .Main. Uinclpd) ir"0" modern "?' ''"ai.. Dor j ear Shoe " itiillclpd OUT THEY GO REGARDLESS TO MAKE ROOM OF PRICE FOR 1942 TRADE-INS- ! 1937 DODGE SEDAN In perfect mechanical condition. 4 DOOR 1934 TRUCK INTERNATIONAL PICKlP A real buy. 1935 FORD 193S NASH 1935 FORD COUPE New painl, heater. .Iii-been overhauled. DOOR SUDAN Hus radio ami heater. In excellent condition. 1937 FORD 1935 DODGE 4 SEDAN PICKUP In good condition. A real buy. Worth much more than we Completely ask. I DOOR SEDAN Heater. In perfect mechanical condition. 1931 MODEL A CORD COUPE Runs fine. 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