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Show BOX ELDER Brigham Cilv. Utah, Fridav, March 2 NEWS-JOURNA- X, 1946 A ,HE Semi-Weekl- Newspaper Successor to y BOX ELDER NEWS (Established and 1896) THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL (Established 1909) William M Long, Editor Charles W. Claybaugb, Business Manager Mrs. Gladys H. Johnson, Advertising Manager Pubhshrd every VI ednentUy and Friday and entered as Second Class Matter at the post office in Brigham City, Utah under the act of Marh 8, 1879 Subscription Rates Box CounBox Llder Count $3 00 a yeur, outside ty $4 00 a year Single copies 5 cents Last Month , First Quarter Today is the first of March, the month that proverbially comes in like a lamb and goes out like a lion, or vice versa. It also is the last month of the first quarter of 1946, the year after the end of World War II. the I5y mutual consent of all concerned 0. P. A., congress, the N. L. R. B., industry, cons no mori Your smooth tires get thick, new treads fortified with Duramin, the AA ,UU TO DU1ICAP 'rubber vitamin that combats heat deterioration, toughens tread rubber, helps it lue longer. NOT RATtONIO Convamant - 16 6:00 twM Tm loaned free 6B1GHAM TIRE SHOP GET ACQUAINTED .twig ALE L i . For GOOD Planting PERRY The Fireside Chat was held last Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Davis. The lesson on the prevention of fires was given by Refreshments Hamson. Jay were served bv Mrs. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Al Vodder and family of Douglas, Arizona, w'ere visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Judson last Saturday. at Visitors over the week-enthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Roywere Mr. and Mrs Lukes latest is entitled Fiddlefoot, an al Peterson of Hayward, Peterson Aaron Old Western vv ord so familiar to Short fans Melvin Peterson of AlvaCalif., instalwe had to read the first of the seven rado, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ments (in the March 2 issue) to be sure we Daley of Nyssa, Ore., Mr. and Mrs Leland Hansen and family hadnt read it before. of Howell and Mr. and Mrs. Short climbed to the head of the list of Eugene Ovler and family of Og- - PLANT FARMERS WF STERN when they plant Northland Brand Seeds . . tested, clean, fertile seeds backed by the (.2 year reputation of OLR first Noithrup, knitf & Co. Let be to step toward maximum crops Goose buy on seeds identified by the Flying the bag. To asuie your supply of GOOD seed at once, ee your local Northrup, King dealer, or write to . . . WISH L . post-graduat- e, our favorite authors, topping Walt Coburn and Max Brand, about the time we were being required to read Dickens and Hardy and the Brontes and expurgated editions of some of Shakespeares plays, when we used to spend rainy Saturday afternoons on top of a pile of flat newsprint in the back of the Overbrook Citizen office, reading Argosy and Western Story and other magazines with leather and horseflesh and gunsmoke in their titles. d Northrup, King & Co. Salt Lake City 160 So. 4th West nbout goiernm.nl Comiuilte Sn jour loral AAA Hard building for irrd . . . And dun pasture,. aoil maintain fertility. payment 1 It was with a delighted sigh of finally, A subscription (and probably a column commemorating the state and local, brings you in we we dont that greeted, recall) day national news twice weekly. corner of our the deep heart, the advent of the Posts discovery A Job For of good old Luke Short, several years ago. FRUITS Everyone The American Red Cross quota for Box We sneered like an initiate (a condescendVEGETABLES Elder county, as for the entire nation, this ing but withal friendly sneer) at the Post disShorts announcing Scripts paragraphs COLD MEATS is Yet was what half last it year year. only where hed been all by a familiar paradox, it may be twice as covery, and wondering GROCERIES along. We felt almost as if wed written hard to meet. a Post it the ourself when, published later, The annual drive for funds of the AmeriSOFT DRINKS can Red Cross is a job for everybody. Some letter from the editor of Argosy answerMILK ing their question. will do the most important part of the job the canvassing and soliciting that is the only STORE HOURS: Since then, the Post serials by Short have way of carrying the campaign to every home been and Sunday Daily simply wonderful, even better written and every family in the county and for the 1:00 P.M. lo 9:00 P. M. and more their rough smoothly polished (in rest of us, our part is only to give. theme and lightning action) than were the But we must give all of us must give JOHN ROOSTER if the quota is to be met, if the drive is to Aigosy stories. We recall Wherever Grass Tall several In Grows Saddle The and and be successful in Box Elder county, if we are And others, most of which have been made into to be among the first over the top. of course its unthinkable that Box Elder movies. wouldnt be among the first! We always r Bronchial Irritations Lukes heroes are either John Wayne or have been. We always will be ! aldue to Colds Gary Cooper take your pick. Theyre is y Compounded from rare Canadian ways tall and taciturn Pine Balsam and other Welcome Them Home word-ric- h BucLley s Shorts word for it not too hand- CANADIOL ingredients Mixture is different tro some but attractive to, and not much inter- anything youe We have in hand the invitation and proever tiifd small bottle today. You ii And gram of Smithfields welcome home for its ested in, women, Theyre hard to arouse, quickly loosens up thick cho'cliv i 4 soothes raw membranes anc , IL in World 'served who War from fists with phlegm, deadly fighters any weapon boys makes breathing easier. One or twe and hard coughing spam eas(Short knows his guns, and if sips Washingtons birthday, February 22, wa ,to forty-five- s es. Thousands of Canadian Moherc the day the, Cache talley town set aside to the story is set in the Wests forty-foera, know how good it i Your dru remarkable ( anadia gist has this but usually get beat-u- p discovery say, as a 'community, Good job, boys they usfe now made in U.SA 4"c one were glad youre back, and welcome ! or before the twice, badly, grand PEOPLES DRUG CO. At noon each of Smithfields four L. D, S. finale Jui which they vviq the big fight. Short HAMILTON DRUGS wards held a dinner honoring its own service knows that the last fight is the only one you , men; and in the evening, in the big new stake really have to win. auditorium, texTservicei men, and service men ai. were honored at a banquet by dignitaries, Were'one of those incompetent persons, a officials, and just plain friends and neighpoor time manager, who never get everybors. More than 500 attended.' thing done and fconsequently think theyre The invitation, it seemed to us, rang a note terrifically busy and all the of sincerity which, one who observed the time. But you can bet your bottom dime (or event reported, was evident throughout the $4 a year, if you prefer it on that basis) that day. The invitation stated: for the next jsqvf wqeks well be able to find It is impossible for us, your friends and an hour- a week' to read Fiddlefoot. All neighbors, o know all you have done for us of which, we predict, w ill be worth your and what your sacrifices mean, nor can we while if ,vou do, too. hope to fully reward you for your great service. How ever, we do wish to make a small wards, Individually, all making their plans suggestion of our appreciation to you and to for a welcome home for the boys who have express our greetings and" welcome for your served? And is the city going to plan an observance of some kind, or are the city and return. Will you, with your partner wife or county going to join in one big, grand celesweetheart and your parents join us in a bration of victory, thanks and welcome home welcome home banquet February 22, at 7 :30 for all 2,000 and more of our boys who have served and are serving? oclock, at the Smithfield Stake house? Were just as appreciative of what our To you boy3 who are yet away, we exhave aone as is any community in the asand our boys for absence, your regrets press sure you we often think of you and that we United States. We have the finest boys, all look forward to your Welcome Home and individually and collectively they played their part in winning the war and preserving with enthusiasm. Now how about Brigham City? Are our the American way. I in forget FOR THE Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hansen of Logan visited over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Weaver. Miss Betty Whaley was chosen queen and Miss Bonnie Jean Weaver and Miss Marva Davis, her attendants. This trio of will beautiful young ladies reign over the Gold and Green ball in the ward hall March 12, under the direction of the recreation committee. permanent crop rotation la SPORTSMAN The Famous Westerners PANTS ALUETIAN cloth, stjled right for comfort. Will any other fabric. Can be worn for sport or hard Made News-Journ- al of out-we- literary-appreciati- work. All sizes ar SHIPMENT Qj QC yu.O1 LITTLE JOCKY BOYS SHORT! FAMOUS CHENEY NECKTIES in the popular TROPICAL BIRD PLUMES and BIRD OF PARADISE Stjles. A choice selection of colors lect from Its A Mans Tie word-thrift- , SIS DREDGES ur MEN'S and BOYS' forty-fours- ), ...... $1.00 LIPSTICKS t Get Acquainted Price . TRY THESE OUTSTANDING SHOf ... over-work- ed PRODUCTS AT - SAVINGS THE PEOPLES DRUG CO. RAY the Druggist PHONE 4 0N1Y ONE STOKER HAS Are Here IT! THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... the FULLY AUTOMATIC STOKERS The only stoker with Every Feature For Economical, Convenient Operation addition to the Winkler Fully Automatic Transmission this stoker is equipped with Automatic Air Velocity Governor, replaceable Hopper Shoe, Manual Air Control and Finger-ToucLid Opener. The Hopper has the In h heavy, long-lif- e to 1 ( . ..! The Saturday Evening Post, that stalwart fortress of Republicanism, foe of the Democratic party and staunch supporter of bloated capitalists who make and sell to us, via Post advertising, all the luxuries we consider the necessities of civilized existence, (i. e., decadent; comfortable) again has found favor in the blurred sight of this over-ag- e cowboy by conferring a $25,000 favor on Luke Short, Arand presenting another gosy of his splendid Western serials. soothint-healin- ! Regular $2.00 the Internal Revenue department, labor and its organizations the first quarter of the first peace year seems to have been devoted to ironing out wage and price and production and power problems. Let us hope they get the job well finished within the month, so that the remaining three quarters of the year can be devoted to profitable production profitable to industry, to labor and to the consuming public. troubles in With the present nation-wid- e mind, w'e can certainly hope that this March, coming in like a lion, will go out like a lamb. News Childrens Coughs PRIM SHAMPOO,, Regular $1.50 value . ..j PRIM DEODORANT CREAM $1.00 value CHIFFON HAND, CREAM. $2.00 value CHIFFON LOTION s, 9 Perry The Grin Reaper L construction for which Winkler Stokers are noted. Three Year Protection Plan The Winkler Inter-PlaTransmission unit is guaranteed for a period of three jears against material or manufacturing defects. All other parts, including burner parts, are guaranteed for one year. n Ready For Immediate Installation OLD JUDGE: Bank, youre a big grain producer ... let me ask you a question or tw o? Glad to have you, Judge." OLD JUDGE:Doyou think the grain used by distillers is wasud as some folks are HANK: saying? I certainly do Not! As a matter is just the opposite. HANK: of fact, it OLD JUDGE: How do you figure that, Hank? HANK: From my own experience and from reports Ive read. For the year endin last June, the distillers produced over 1,200,000,000 pounds of distillers dried grains... the best feed supplements we can lay our hands on. They are rich m nutrients. hy . . . Ive never had such fat dairy cow s, livestock and poultry as I have since Ive been usm these dried grains. OLD JUDGE: How do you use them. Hank? HANK: I blend them in with original gram. This balanced ration has far greater feed value than the original grain itself. I can cut down on my whole giam feeding Hout 20 and still get better results." Weinwrnn0boer atnK precious h""'e of jours that youve been attention it need. The first step is to give it a K miapering the walls. 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