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Show THE BOX ELDER PAGE TWO A r Newspaper Semi-Weekl- Successor to E 11 BOX ELDER NEWS Established i and T 18) HE BOX ELDER JOURNA L Established 1909) Inc. Published by The Box Elder 1. LONO, Editor & Oeneral Manager WILLIAM Published every Tuesday and Friday afternoon at Brigham City, I'tah, and entered as Second Class Matter at the post office in Brigham City, Utah, in January, 1909, under the act of March l News-Journa- l, 1879 3, 1!) i THE OUT En-iLIVING BOOM life out of doors, do your Full mentioning at home, by havtn WANTED AUTOMOBILES review Undr Utah's MotorUt law ing vnur back yard made into Will pay cash for uaed cars. beautiful outdoor a living of the USO Each I Months features Special Central Chevrolet Co. tf. iiiiiin. Save, do most of the plus 15 lit was a spedanee Pioneer day policy lee. milk yourself. Take your -: RationRatcard Do You Know Pete? FURNACE CLEANING (mice of a large number of cialty featuie by ihree little W Vacuum CWaa and Repair lies' shrubs that will make a maidens who apDeared during s AH Makes of Furnaces may have told von alxuit Uncle f redre$5,000-$10,00- 0 "nod screen as they make a ' e intermission. Loud applause COAL BEEHIVE and APPLIANCE hired man, Iete, hut wont apologize tor leiise growth and will give you irotn our service men greeted Pbons ONE Bodily Injury Liability should peating, because Pete is a guy you pinaey even from your near- little Reva Ann Reese who was as the as and est bull retreat oressed Start this grandmother, a tough as neighbor. know. Pete was strong $5,000 Property now. Put in lawn, add trees Sharyr Seely as the mother, and a mule. lie wasnt afraid of nothin, l.eastj the as Hus fall, take a season or two Jackie Seely daughter. Damage Liability wavs, no one ever had found anything Pete Elvu Meiklejohn served as oon M in finish, and you will was afraid of. Pete would walk around he-- , $500 Actual Medical Expeai chairman and have your own picnic grounds Junioi hostess Each Person lniured In Yaw hind the mules, in their stalls, without giv-- j club s Mothers roi of the fiom the niembei crowded highaway hors-thosknew Car S2 Semi Annual. who dead or uaeleaa Mrs. Uncle em hostesses. a glance. Fred, your ways and parks. May I help wire the Senior ing mules a lot better than Pete did. al-- l es and rattle to Whites Trout v u as youll fled its worth a Emery Rese was chairman with more V. E. Davis, Mrs. R. T. Farm and receive nt to have trees, evergreens, Mrs ways kept at a respect! ul distance. Phone Hyrum 11B2i shrubs, flowers, etc., placed Shaw, Mis. LottiP Earl. Mrs. and now Pete would get kicked, every Aug 194 pi ami planted right. Ground Ben Knudson, and Mrs. Lillie then, and would be laid up a few days with a bone meal is your best fertil- M. Shi Ifield assisting. under ED: October 5, 1942 copy Bfor yott Iniur you' car izer for evergreens, game leg or a couple cracked ribs. But that MAM trees, On Wednesday evening the financial reeponsi Box Elder News-Jourmotorlet t the Utah'e mules. of a the him and held should USO afraid club lilies, ete, still didnt make service wives the peonies, blltty law, er renew your pretent i.e now. 1 have a Iimi- - picnic in Box Elder park with Uncle Fred always counted on doing thej the! led applied policy amount for sale. D. H.J lorty-f.vladies present. Mrs. chores on Sunday. The chores were part of1 as j Rosenbaum, Wilma Hansen garden-July landscape acting Petes job, really, but Pete went to dances1 BEAL ESTATE WANTED: er, pioneer grower of ever- chairman called a short busion Saturday nights. And Pete he had all the! A 1927. greens since dose; ness wssion. After roll call a Homes, lots, small tracts, i heck shows that 97 wasi farms of our chairman was elected for the confidence in the world in himself land. and pasture See; e ei greens sold to people In! August confident he could handle the moonshine lik- - me at once. O. Renew Automatically meeting. It was decided Bargeron. the past six years have grown. tentatively to hold the August ker the hoys would offer him. After a lewl Phone 6. M. UASMCSSEN S. Eliminates Annual record hard to beat. Ques- meeting at Crystal Springs with Coet snorts, Pete was confident he could whip any TRACTOR tions answered. Phone be to a District Manager prepared Specia. (iBEASE: supper picnic one or dozen men who felt like fighting. National Standard Policy LSO club. the at a eammittee Bronze roller for bearings. LOST Wheel and tire from by Hed usually end up getting an awfuli whip- - Kegu)ar ")1 So. Main Ih. 98 closeout wheelbarrow on You Save die Diilerence The grwle. party weekly Splash near H'h ward pin, but that didn t shake Petes confidence.! poun1 101- - central Chev-Heevening fer service iiieeling house. B e w a r d. Wednesday and go to, ropt co. lie in bed all day Sunday J24tf men and Junior hostesses comPhone 217 K. 25 Jy2l 28p the dance the next Saturday night. pletely filled the pool at the And will pay high- 1 : Ladies ST Pete wasnt afraid of failin off the barn, WANTED: wrist watch. high school gym. Junior hostessfishused for cash est prices I U.S.fL and 3rd North es staffed the sn.ack bar after so he wouldnt build a scaffold. He was laid ing tackle, fly poles and and the 1st West. Return the to merry He pirtv a broken for with a leg spell. up quite reels, shot guns, rifles, i. ng closed with dancing and wasnt afraid of the Hereford bull, and missSyeamores. North ch tf DONT LET your food spoil for group singing. ed silo fillin one year. Main. A special meeting of all rewant of refrigeration. One only Pete was a big guy and strong, and he Junior hostesses was FREEDOM AND LIBERTY gistered IN UJ wasnt afraid of work. There was nothing he Keep onr armed forces going, Coolorator left. North .Main held ir. the USO club room on Furniture Co. J 8 liked better than to have someone hold a keep the Home Fires burno'clock. at Thuisd.ay evening watch on him while hed unload a load of ing by buying Victory W'ar MINTED: High chair and chest Miss Betty Snaw, thp presidnt. . G. Bonds. of drawers, in good condi- called the meeting to order and hay. He could pitch four ton in just a few Bargeron, Real QUICK Estate Broker, Phone 6. tion. Mrs. Anton Jensen. introduced the new USO staff minutes, if you didn't count the time out which as members follows: are tf Phone 207. when hed break his fork handle and have to Jy25 28ch Mrs. Eleanor Are Receiving Best Of Medical Attention F Yenerich, diree-- ' borrow someone elses fork and then break eob SALE: Choice stewing FOB SALE: Taylor-To- t and tor. and Miss Ruth Price, asFaster Than Doughboys Got First Aid it. Phone 276-hens dressed. iiahy swing. 310 South 4th West. sistant director, and Miss Ardis who will Pete never could understand why Uncle or call at 321 North 3rd West. Jv28 A Ip Schwarz, staff-aidEleven wounded army vets; sticks Up For Utah leave the club August 1 to re- from the French invasion coast JJ tf Fred, and a succession of other farmers, let "Aw right now, one of their.: FOR SALE or TRADE: Large sume her him go. Everybody knew he was a goodiyoit teaching in Pocatello. at Bushnell s,iid, let's not have any cracks,. ice box lor smaller one. 505 Idaho. She then introduced the have already arrived SALE: Six acres Peaches, home state " learned was about it j my General worker. Why hed contest with any of them hospital, Toma-at North 4th East. Apricots, Cherries and Jy28 guest speaker of the evening, thats relations' the "Yean, right," another; from public work, any place, any time. Lt. Charles M. Goff, morale ser- today office. The wounded G I. Joes' cut in. "If it hadn't been fo, Y hen the president and the secretary of vices officer at Bushnell. He!ie.re being returned from the Utah weather I wouldn't of beert war warn us against overconfidence, I al-- l EVERETT pictured the duties and priv!1' battlefields on the European and able to see my folks in Colo-ways remember Pete. He was good, too, and! leges of the Junior hostesses in other battle fronts to the bestrado SCHILLING a very interesting manner, point-he knew it. These It.iK' "Hot diggity! medical facilities in the U. S. to ing out their opportunity leal tiling, "j fl K it took their cherries are the CONTRACTOR than in time less Kodak some-- ' LOST: Junior really provide outstanding ser- - doughboy fathers to get to a 'somebody said, reaching intoa.'jfj Hr where on First East between vice to our men in the armed And Then She Says 5th South and Bushnell. Will PAINTING hospital in 1917 and 1918. how lful on the ttabie. forces. He said "This is your field rJuu.i You ain't woofin!' With regulaiity, increasing appreciate return of film the USO you are the hostesses. It PAPERING The Utah boy had come from the from Rehospital the valueable. are airships pictures big Citizen a with I was having lunch is to to make the boys world's war fronts are Anzio eight days before, Hn INTERIOR DECORATING feelupthat you ward. Phone this is the vpry best at Hill field to refuel and landing other day. It was a light lunch and the conto dis- home is ir. Lewiston. Another USO in the country their home 416 South 2nd East versation probably corresponded. came from Vm nal One war some of their patients touched! charge from home. He of away the 440-future the about PHONE who from some place in Colorado. He was worrying soldier patients usually the importance of Junior hos-- , Ev. Fri. on from this part of the counAmerican home. These women, he said.i tess personality, and outlined! tome -- to Bushnell General- and war and vhave gone out jobs, got theyve; the types of recreation most' try check Saturday to FRUITS used every that I elos-pay no got white .leghorn popular with the men. His FOB SALE: 200 North 4th West. ing message was on friendliness, Cargo Arrives night, and its going to be mighty hard after pullets. VEGETABLES One recent morning a recon-USthe war is over for them to give up their in- -j Jy28 A lp cooperation, and support of all ex-, activities of members FOR and SALE the by verted passenger liner from the dependence and that pay check COLD MEATS Brown wallet. Phone the Junior hostess corps. least coast settled down at Hill Bungalow Home, Full LOST: citement of a job and settle back to the drabi Modern . A I.v28 Basement, Furnace, Stoker lp The Blue Room dance at the field with a cargo of around a GROCERIES business of keeping house and raising a fam- - and One Monkey Stove, to WANTED BOY mow lawn, USO this evening (Friday) will dozen wounded veterans. ily. 1st Floor. d SOFT DRINKS Apartment Modern, case, the rest what water and weed garden. Mrs. be in charge of Miss Valeno The waitress, on the other side of the; Three-roo,hr-call ambulatory cases. The Apartment, Mod( hanrell. assisted Katherine Moskowitz. 650 Phone by J28p MILK counter we didnt know shed been listening! ern in Basement, Utility Spindler, Roxy Olsen, Helen ambulatory cases were able to said, Thats what you think! Her hus-- j Boom, Fruit Boom, Furnace FOB SVI.E: Console radio and Tt.Oine, Nola Roberts. Mary walk around but the litter case kitchen enamel stove band is a wounded overseas veteran, down atj and Coal Room, Extra Buildfor eanne Shaw, Shirley Jean Cali, just stared up in the sky. He Open 1 I. M. (o 10 P. M. 437 located North at Lot, the Cross Red cash. smiled 7th Corner and North ing and POT lady the hospital. M eek Days & Sundays Betty Shaw who will pres2nd West Street. Just the 5th West. South side. Call any- ent a special novelty dancing aide who served him. So possibly thats the whole story. K 4 One of the men was uirg time plare for you. Jy28 Al lp . nor show during intermission. We were afraid, I remember, that the de- -' O. ROOSTER G. Bargeron, Phone 6, No. Hawaiian dance will b crutches: another had his left pression had irrevocably disrupted thej 8' South Main Street, Brig- FOR SALE: Baby carriage, given by Yvonnenumbers Mar- arm in a cast. All wore m exMorris, ; American home. A lot of women got jobs to ham City, Utah. practically new. Call tf. Donna The cellent spirits as they gatheied Morris, gery Tingev. 30 South Fourth East. Jy28p tide the family over. And there were a lot of decorations are carried out in! around the tattle munching and drinking women went to work at jobs outside during FOR SALE: Chester white FOR SALE: Die blue color scheme with spe-- sandwiches 1 table. p.m. the last war, and the boom that followed. brood sows and weaner pigs. Double bed. J. Library Miller oxford,-- cial lighting, and the orchestra punch. 6th North Parley Jeppsen, As Karl A. TubeMng, Ogdon And the were dead certain1 3rd West. Size 7 2 . Phone 366. 32 North will open the party with the 1st East. J.vHtf party theme, "The Blue Room." air service command chaplain, that giving the gals their franchise was! Senior hostess in charge will be! moved from one to another askMAKE ALL machines knell tran-1 Pwa to the death domestic sewing sounding WANTED: Electric Iron. Phone Civic Improvement club with ing if there was anything he1 All serviced. work guaranA 14 8 617. quility and even domesticity. could do -- send a telegram to the J28, lip Mrs. Cleave as chairman. teed. Call Petersen Electric. So before we spend too much time worry-- j folks announcing his arrival; 11 14 18 21 25 28 FOR Jy SALE: Allis used Small SURVEYING ing about the American home, wed better, at all, somebody made anything A 1 4 8pd Chalmers combine in excel'a crack about Utah. wait another 50 years and see if there still ent condition. Phone W. 2 ql. Mason If you have any surveying to arent Golden wedding celebration stories for , OR SAIE: jars. Jy28p do, call SO W. 295 Phone South 4th w. H. Griffiths, Phone the society page. East J 5 28p LOST: Small black Shetland 134-or 34. Worry isnt good for you, anyway. pony AVednesday morning. ReWANTED: Singer sewing or 60rt or ward. Phone 527-. chine. Phone shed theres a little rectangular window, ORCHARD SUPPLIES see B. Felt. Jy28 A Ip Harold I A J2, 28 lp about as high as your shoulder above the AV ANTED: Ben Bean pickers. Approved quality insecticides, ground. From the stands that little window 'FOR SALE: Modern home, good Phone I,. Entertainments Of Anderson J28 Alp spraying materials looks as if it might be eight inches bv about condition. 423 West Forrest. Produce Co. 817-J- . Fhori .v 7 ch tf FOR SALE: Red two feet, although it may be a little larger. NETWORK table beets. Fligh Calibre Pear! Utah. Something like that. Corinne, Walker, FOB SALE: 1 large roll top INSURANCE Saturday is circus day Jy28 Standard of California . desk. Phone Iv 21tf.eb Brigham Cily. Well, all you have to do to make lots of S. Martin Rasmussen of Sure Office summer.' harbinger home with money is to offer odds of 10,000-to-- l and IOR SALE: and Residence Phone 98. Arthur Bros, circus has set up All furnished PLUMBING & HEATING take bets that no batter will knock the ball hath, porches. it's canvas nty on the circus ready to moe in. Lovely lot New and used plumbing ma through that window. I never heard of anygrounds on Highway 91, and is , with lawns dirulis and flowone doing it, and there have been a lot of ers and shade trees. Let ns terial. All work guaranteed. prepared to welcome young and DeVere Christensen. 141 North old circus fans to a show that baseball games played in that park. )hov it to yon. . Whole 2 swell building lots with both 5th West. Phone and ground grains; is replete with fine entertainmixed feeds for cattle, hogs, ment. It has to go through that window irrigation and culinary water off on GOODS OPTICAL Featuring of course the twin Price for $650.00 premises. poultry. We'll save you money the bat, according to the fine type right on your baby pachyderms. Moo and Joe, both lots. for the hundred or ton. by Tyson the betting contract. A bounce in pa vs only O. G. Bargeron, N. L. Hansen Variety Store only two in this country and Feed and Seed. Ph. 154. W. Brigham City, 5,000-to-- l. the Arthur Bios, herd of milia Utah. Phone 6. of Million Articles. J.vZItf. The Store tary elephants, the hig show Saddle horse. I,. G. leads off with such attractions There's no comparison be Mell, the chances of a ball going REAL ESTATE r Jensen tween the price and value of Capt. Jorgen Christiansen's the window are low, but the odds are through Groceri, so good C'orimie. famous Criollo stallions from the 2! 25 8p News-JournJ ads. classified probably everybody that went into the park Real estate, insurance, loam Argentine, Many a user of them has done Castangs almost huevery game would take a dollars worth. Fig- THE " 19-BOYSENHEBBIES hihI a hundred dollars worth of busi- and bonds. Telephone an Chimpanzees; the Riding Dew brri uring a hundred or two hundred bets a are ready. Perry ness for a quarter. Brigham. John E. Baird. jllanneford family featuring the that would be a hundred or two hundredgame, Robb. 25 J2I 28p dob gnat equestrian clown Poodles. lars a week, and twice as much when there REAL Othet features with Arthur I A W.ol-AESTATE .... Try Today KHI S.U.E: I.,C Mohair are two home games. this season are the EscaBros, import. Two living room chairs Fire Insurance, Bonds, Loans, lante troupe of aerialists; lhe and dressing table, desk wire walkers jugglers Iteiu-hRut what, you say, would I do if someone Notary Public, Quick, Efficient and Magazine rack. Yennis gymnasts, Sonny Moores' O. Service. G. tlartin should, sometime, just hapjten to knock a J, bed with springs and Bargeron, 814 etc. 56 North 3rd Saleslady in wellknown local South Main Street, Brigham, dogs and ponies and a clown alball through that window? Mattress, Well, there are ley that is jam packed with 55 East. Utah. Phone 6. two ways of handling it. Jy25 28 p store. Steady employment, hilarious fan makers. First, you could haie a million or two million dollars A complete horse fair and pleasant working conditions, in the FOB RENT: Sleeping room. II bank to pay off your 100 or 200 bets. If ate carried and two, South 2nd West. New furnii--h good salary. Desire someone menagerie you 1 I 25 28 p complete performances with pleasing personality who t?JaJ; much money handy, then the Steam Brigham Laundry. sCneduicd for Saturday with a' profits will be smaller. Because youll have to FOB SALE: Baby hed and mat-has finished school. matinee at 2:30 p. m! and an!' Phone 62 buy a fast horse and hire a boy to hold it Iress like new. Kitchen eahi-Wrile Box 612. evening performance at 8 p. m. net and trunk. .Mans Swiss 0Utsitle the ?ate Anl Seats will he on sale at the HAULING WANTED when that ole onion starts hummin movement pocket watch. Ex-REMINDER l office. tnat window. Brother, dont let reliant timekeeper. Inquire 620 1st South Pierce, Virgil OFFICE SUPPLY 145 North 3rd East. Hear.' There are money-savingrow under that nags tootsies! bar- Wes' Phone 256-- J National Distiller Product Corporation i J25 28 p gains in the classifieds. rNew Yotk 06 piool j 0. HOOK S. 0. Protection 4.90- i 1 1 s in Box Elder Subscription Rates: Anywhere 00 a year, $9 oo lor eight months, $1.00 County toi lout months: oue.xide Box Elder County, $100 a FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28, E KBKN HINTS: ; WANT ADS Ncvuc'-Sourn- al NEWS-JOURNA- year. ,ell PRESERVE YOUR RIGHT TO DRIVE e - e INVESTIGATE FARMERS (. 361-M- Theres been a shotgun sitting here in the office since last (luck season. guess maybe 50 people have picked it up, thrown it to their shoulders and shot imaginary ducks with it without even looking to see if it was loaded. The other evening I picked it up and opened the breach, and what do you think? Thats right. It wasnt loaded. 1 Vogues, trends and fads always are interesting to us chroniclers of current history. (Maybe you didnt know it, but were chroniclers of current history!) It may be dull reading, but for posterity we must note the present vogue of carrying humorous literature around in billfolds. Theyre usually seldom printed typed or mimeographed and theyre usually just a little bit although sometimes theyre very much off-colo- r, . d ffiSEQi WOUNDED WAR VETS ARRIVE IN j ORDER AFTER HURTS Jfl W e ' A-l- It isnt just occasionally you find someone who has a story tucked away in his billfold, or several of them. Its frequently. About the only guys who dont have them in their billfolds are guys like the old G. R. who doesnt have a billfold because he doesnt have any hills, except the kind with Statement print- top of them. ed on At the press meeting last week-en- d I got a of Ogden Nashs unpublished poem he wrote for and read at an investment brokers and bankers meeting in New York one time. Its not such a naughty poem, but I,, shant publish it here. If.I had .a billfold, j.believe Id carry that poem around and show it to people. If I give away enough copies, its a cinch someone will carry it around. copy Then theres this one: j 1 i S14-M- . j 1 j 749-M- Careless Listener Regrets When God gave out brains, I thought he said trains, and I missed mine. When He gave out looks, I thought He said books, and I didnt want any. When He gave out noses, I thought He said "roses, and I order a big one. When He gave out legs, I thought He said "kegs, and I ordered two large ones. When He gave out ears, I thought He said "beers, and I ordered two long ones. When He gave out chins, I thought He said grins, and I ordered a double. God am I a mess! Six-roo- j JOHN 295-W- 9:30 1 anti-suffragi- The technique is popular for campaign propaganda ridiculing in nature. I imagine there are several Republicans carrying around that poem about Eleanor, and Ive seen, several of the typed slips of humor with a definitely slant. But aside from this, very little of it so far as I can see has any purpose other than to make people chuckle, to prove that Americans still can spare a moment to look at, and enjoy, the brighter side. All in all, just good clean (or nearly clean) fun! THOMAS surgeon, an architect and a bureaucrat were arguing as to whose profession was the oldest. The surgeon pointed out that Eve was made from Adams rib, and that that surely was a surgical operation. The architect admitted the evidence, but countered the claim. Prior to that, he said, order was created out of chaos, and that was an architectural job. Yeah, sneered the bureaucrat but who do you think created the (non-partisa- n) (non-partisan- ), chaos? the Sixth war loan will begin Armistice Day, Nov. 11. I was thinking Armistice day was earlier than that this See where year. g The instinct of dogs is being employed by the U. S. army to spot enemy land mines and booby traps. Therell be no canine reconversion problem. The mutts will be very useful to people who have thought up clever places to hide their war bonds, then have cleverly forgot where those places bone-findin- were. On those rare occasions when the hall game in Rees Pioneer park gets a little dull (i. e., when were losing) you might spend a pletisant hour figuring how rich you could get it you werent so doggone honest. little white shed out in far lhe western edge of the sod and almost back to the fence? Well, its quite a waj from home plate. In the door of that l rT0rU Know a,1 SATURDAY IS NEWS CIRCUS DAY TIME j J 19S-W- . j Di-y- . A LOWELL - 713-M- J . I81-J4- 206-W- S.AI.E-Andcrs- 11 Today as for generations, a great KentucI oti, - d . WANTED LAUNDRIES I are News-Journa- f |