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Show THE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON, UTAH, DECEMBER 15, 1919 Phone 330. MISCELLANEOUS pigs, 11 weeks old; baled bright Brown Tuesday December 6. straw. Frank Eggett. Phone LDS WOMAN will mind your baby committee was A nominating 522-R- . LOST in your home, day or evening. Bountiful new for names selected to secure Phone Bountiful 43 officers to be you'd on in January. LOST Pair of reading glasses and propofficers Mrs. FOR SALR The home All incumbent between locatBamberger IL probably Argyle. of Thomas TO MORE Eva Mrs. erty serve Vernon C. Brown, pres. you perfectly station and my home. Thomas we have a branch ed on 4th North and 10 Went office in Hill, vice pres., Mrs. Frank Hatch, ol west Forsyth, 165 East Center, BounBountiful. Homes, farms, loans, (comer immediately interested vice pres., and Mrs George Hibler, tiful. Suitable reward. Phone school house). Parties insurance. JOSEPH O. EGGETT, sec, declined having their names 4.1 229-J- . M. or Leland Thomas contact Broker, Res ph. Btfl. 375-R-. ReoOoplaced on the ballot for Cross. liance Realty A Construction Co. Argyle. Woods An exchange suggests that the Plans were made for a dinner Salt Dec. narrow Ijake, 32 Exchange Place. FOR SALE 1936 Ford. Call Boun 22, and be to held be Thursday stragiht path might party Nice 6 to 7 lb. red FOR SALE) tiful 710-a lot wider if more people walked honoring newly elected Bountiful, 30 W., 5th So. mayor, 2nd Xmas dinners, for roasters on it. councilmen, recorder and treasurer house east of South Bountiful oOoof Bountiful city. Phone Bountiful 522-R- . church. But for the mild winter the coal strike might easily have been a FOR SALE Fresh eggs, our pnee major disaster. has gone down too, only our eggs Lady oOo THIS CHRISTMAS are still fresh, wholesale prices Remember the good old days Phone by the case. Frank Eggett. Newly when coffee was served in cups bountiful 522R. 2nd house east a and looked like shaving mug that 43 South Bountiful church. Elecfod City Officials held a fairly good slug of the stuff The size of the cups has not only FOR RENT dwindled to about half, but in The Bountiful Federated Lady many sections the price has gone Republican club will honor the FOR RENT Furnished apartment 2 or 3 rooms. Call Btfl. 596-J- . to ten cents. THE ONE GIFT THE WHOLE FAMILY elected councilmen, newly mayor, An example of why drunken, recorder and treasurer at a dinner furnished driving persists practically un to be held Thursday Dec. 22, at FOR REINT Small CAN ENJOY Couple Utilities abated is found in a news item 8 paid. apartment. Bounat the p.m. Club, Flumingo which states that Hugh I). Crowitt tiful. to If you preferred. or single person whose car struck and killed Mar be will The honorod guests 43 i) Phone Bountiful 980. garet Mitchell of Atlanta, Georgia, and Mrs. Vee Waddoups, author of "Gone With the Wind, Mayor elect with a do and Mrs. V. T. Rice, was sentenced to 18 8m8onths in Mayor PUPS & REGISTERED' Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pope, bou- jail. Growitt had been arrested 27 and Mrs. Bill Moss, Mr. and Mrs Registered, pedigreed cocker pups. tunes for traffic violations pre- William Top quality line, silver blonde, & Necomb, Dr. and Mrs vious to the accident which cost hold until Xmas. Call Btfl. 70J2. Mrs. Mr. and Juel Trowbridge, the life of Miss Mitchell. Mrs. Eva and Stanley Stringham, oOoIIill. of tradi-- H During the first half of Novemclub Mrs. C. Vernon Brown, SPRINGER ber six giant B 2!)s were destroyed I 1 1 o n in accidents taking with them at president, has extended an invita And K one With men. Sounds tion to Governor and Mrs. J. Bracleast 125 trained oOoken Lee to attend. a like of battle report Most any argument can convince something you losses in time of war. most men and most governments Christ-- S SPRIKGER K R. oOoJACK that they should spend their money Bill LBS I have no objection, a local man 349 South Main bodiuiiu:, Utah but it takes an eloquent argument only DAY OR NIGHT PHONE 874-to convince either one that it is said the other day, to our ConK on On Friday Used typewriters and sewing gressmen visiing Europe in an efsmart to save money. sale. hand. for to learn the fort first machines facts oOo, Al Repairs for all makes of typewritDad stayed out of a lot of temp- We are spending many billions of to all who huna in dollars few and ers and sewing machines. Europe tations by hard work and work. all on to One year guarantee in permit and thrift in an effort to get dred thousand necessary So why not The junior set in Bountiful will gf the members of Congress to see together something for his old age how now. the money is being spent Is, go on the stage Friday for the but the younger generation often one of uses the same money to connect in my opinion, a good investment. Bountiful Fourth ward chapel, The private branch telephone Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daup with a lot of. temptations. had. Saints, building fund. system in the Pentagon office we oOoMore than 100 primary age chilD. C., in Washington, building The is Sign outside farm gate: the largest of its kind in the dren will participate in the peret-ta- , only love that money can buy flowers any-- g world. Toyland Fantasy. Under the Puppies for chorbaton Mason of Dixon Mrs. and line The Barbara Rudd, gets mes-J- 4 repaired, cleaned, oOoyour Christ- Typewriters a name its It from ister. the that fact the tells operetta adjusted. rebuilt, overhauled, Paying the butcher, the baker and atis-- H mastime story in music, dance and RENTALS delivery with and the candlestick maker breaks was surveyed by two Englishmen, DixMason and Charles be will in costume. Jeremiah It Will buy used or broken our FLOW-many family budgets, and paying on to settle constant dissentions comedy. The curtain goes up in the Secbroken typewriters. the fiddler breaks many hearts. between the Lords Baltimore and ond ward chapel at 7.30 p.m. After ERS-BY-WIoOo two famil- the presentation, the primary will The the Penn family. Our exchanges frequently carry a story of a man having his hand ies were propnetors of Maryland hold a toy bazaar and sell candy a record of and refreshments. Americans mangled in a corn picker. The $9,600,000 on spent alcoholic drinks in Between acts entertainment will wise thing to do always is to not touch a power driven machine 1947 according to the U. S. Depart- include piano solos and songs. All proceeds will go to the buildwhile it is in motion. Such a policy ment of Commerce ing fund for the chapel now under would avert many unfortunate acHen Highway 1 construction, according to Mrs. Ray cidents. T. Phillips, president of the A local man has discovered that Bt. 789-- W BOUNTIFUL, UTAII-- Ph. Treadle machines convened while a bank only remains open Electric, Console or Portable. about six hours a day, interest FREE ESTIMATES works the full twenty-four- s hours. All makes of sewing machine adDell oOojusted in your home for $2.00. It is especially advisable that Book Review Dec. the man who always says what he Mrs. Hickenloopers first grade thinks, thinks twice before he says students entertained for their parThe book review, And Never it. ents Friday, Dec. 2. Ties the Dream, by Margaret Lan-do- n Franco of Spain is still in the The day before the party the will be given by Miss Helen market for a U. S. loan. If we been secured for this group and it were the cashier of the U. S. ex- promises to be very interesting ant Kimball, Dec. 12, 1949, at 8 p.m. in the First ward chapel. chequer we would look for a long educational, The book review is sponsored by time at Francos appeal. We cant vited to attend. Flora Dell for the purpose of raisno that Franco Mrs. reaaon for Burnham will anounce the forget to purchase a fence for funds ing at all permitted Hitlers planes to date for the first meting in the the Bountiful rose municipal base in Spain, to prey on Amer- near future, ican 6hipo on their way to North club held a meeting for its officers garden, to be located in the city Africa and the Suez canal. We had at the home of Mrs. Vernon C. park. All citizens of South Davis are urged to support this worthy Far evri. community project Lay Tickets are 50c each and can be bought at the door or from the fol& LfcSo Far lowing ward chairmen: First ward Mr. and Mrs. WiHord Haacke; 2nd ward, Mr. and Mrs. Meivm it c.v. 3rd ward, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lleko Far Hog Blamires; 4th ward, Mr. ana Airs. Clyde Smith and Mr. and Mrs Jesse Briggs; 5th ward, Mr. and PoUaHs, Mrs Eugene West Bangerter; Bountiful, Mr. and Mrs.. C. H. $3-1- 0 Blake; South Bountiful, Mr. and par Mrs. Floyd II. Bird. 43-4- 7 m ' The Laylca Journal business with high fares and no one to pay them, and the employees will find them selves with high ft Weekly Newspaper published one to hire them. Layton, Utah, in the interest of wages and no oOoDavis county andtoolonies formed New Zealand, in a recent elecby former residents of the county. tion, repudiated its labor govern-men.- t Tho trend toward labor govleered as Second Class Matter at Layton, Utah, under the Act of ernment was definite even beiore the war. and post war conditions March 8, 1879. hastened the trend. People were JOHN STAIILE, JR., Editor ready for a change and the labor Rosidenoe phone Rtfl. 884 party promises looked good. When many ol Uie promises failed to materialize and taxes advanced sharpEDITORIAL ly to support what did materialize, political thinking began to underAnd thinkest thou this, O man, go a change. It is being realized that judgest them which do such uy the people of all countries who things, and doest the same, that made the expeument that Utopia thou shalt escape the judgment of cannot be created by the mere Romans 2:3. God? passage of laws. All progress is a slow and gradual process. There is oOo- There are approximately 12,000,-00- no short cut to wealth and happersons in the United States piness for all. oOo65 years old or over. To pay each It has been discovered that Gerone of these $100 a month as is now being proposed by Secretary many with her crowded population of Labor Tobin, would cost four- cannot sustain herself by agriculteen billion four hundred mil'ion ture alone. This situation, which dollars a year ($14,400,000,000). has existed for years has caused To raise this amount of money it the German people to turn to inwould be necessary that each fam- dustry, to the manufacture of proily pay on an average $411 more ducts to be sold in the markets of taxes than they are now paying. If the world in exchange lor food. those who receive the pension of Until this fact is realized and un$100 a month are not required 'to til Germany is permitted to retheir share of the taxes the open her industries she will always Iiay of course would be higher In have to be helped by Marshall aid whatever manner the money is or some similar plan. It is beginraised it should be remembered ning to appear to the leaders that that it will be through added taxes. German industry must be revived even though under restrictions There ts no other means by which the government can raise money. and supervision. 0 merchant marine tell us that in one convoy which he accompanied, consisting of 104 ships 102 of them were sunk by Hitler's planes based in Spain. If an American plane chanced to be grounded in Spain it and its crews were interned for the duration of the war. We are in favor of letting Franco go begging. a 05-R- -- 4-- t Republicans Entertain -- Gloe beautifjul 'flotveis I -- oOo- Most of the animal bones used to make English bone China come from the cattle rearing and slaughtering industry of South America, according to the Encyclopedia Bri-tannic- -- oOo- The world is filled, it seems, with people determined upon fighting some one. If they are not fighting some one else they are fighting among themselves. China, a peaceful country for years, as soon as she became free from a long war with Japan got into an internal war. If any country ever needed internal unity and peace it is China. -- oOo- An exchange thinks a dog pleases a woman better than a man does in one respect. A dog will quit anything he is doing and come to dinner when he is called. A ocal bachelor cynic adds another reason A dog is happy and willing to be led along the street on a leash. oOo- -- If you think you are not getting paid what you are worth, one commentator says, try doing more and better work.s If your bos doesnt notice the difference and pay you more, get a new boss. -- oOo- The eastern railroads, faced with higher operating costs and continually mounting wages, have granted an increase of 12 VY per cent in passenger fares. This is the fourth such increase in eight years. Despite these increases eastern railroad revenues continue to decline. Mohe passengers are going by air, auto and bus. The eastern railroads have no choice. Labor costs have gone up to a point where the roads can not be operated under the old schedule of fares. If the trend continues the railroads will find themselves without -- 9 lovely flower quet, a Poinsettia 9 plant, or a special ar-rangem- ent -- greens. can flower gift say Merry to the mas not one named your whole the to card, but behold family, their caller, or telephone drop it. your order the Our Christmas selection is have ever finest Janicrs Operetta -- Christmas a Sewing Machine Typewriter Service -- -- really want broadcast Christmas it cheer, g 5 Bountiful Fourth self-deni- 6 g$ y -- We can send Christmas personal where, including speedy sage, faction guaranteed, through service. -- RE HI WAY FLORAL flowers of distinction J) -- South Bountiful Sludonls Enloriaio Paronls I 5th South and i Flora Readies r 12 STOCK REDUCING SALE Beginning Saturday- Dec. 17 Bash, 20 En Protein En Otby Feed, 16 feed, 14 En Gron "ffotaiy has a comfort ' NO. 1276 Ground corn Fr cwl. $325 r art. 5325 IN THE DISTRICT COURT, BATE DIVISION, IN AND FOR DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. In the Matter of the Estate of Shorts, vrt.Ho per Ground Darby per owl. PRO- H$niyt iNow lay off, all of youl also William Delbert Criddle, mown as W. D. Criddle and as Delbert Criddle, deceased. The petition of Hazel Armstrong Criddle praying for the admission to Probate of a certain document, purporting to be the last Will and of William Delbert Testament Criddle, also known as W. D. Criddle and as Delbert Criddle, decased, and for the granting of Letters Testamentary to Lynn Armstrong Criddle has been set for heaning on Tuesday, the 27th day of December, A. D., 1949 at 10:00 oclock A. M., at the Court House, in the Court Room of said Court, in Farmington City, Davis County, Utah. Witness the Clerk of said Court with the Seal thereof affixed this 13th day of December, A. D., 1949. HYRUM C. BROUGH. Clerk (SEAL) By KATHRYN B. GOODFELLOW Deputy Clerk Wilson Si Wilson Eccles Building Ogden, Utah Attorneys for Petitioner. First publication Dec. 15, 1949 Last publication Dec. 22, 1949. Im just sick and tired of visiting in homes thatra cold and drafty I just want to be comfortable! Phil: -- You'D be okay here have a Lennox Heating System! A ortho: ifYou mean I wont have to hoar Henry complaining all evening? ive iNope we have perfect comfbrt now. The airs circulating quietly all the time dean, fresh, and warm! Martha: iHenry! You hear that? Wlrfr getting a Lennox, too even if we have to burn wood in it! p, No need for that; therers oil, and coal models. Your Lennox dsakr can install the one theft juat right for you. Cmon, Henry, park your gear and Ill giva you his name! FfcSh DONT WAIT FOR COLD WIATHIR TO CATCH YOU UNPREPARIDI Davis County Sheet illlefal Works Bountiful, Utah Phone 105 are YOUR CERTIFIED C. A. Trump, mgr LENNOX DEALER J FOR SALE SALE Gold Smith Page. Phono Bountiful chard ward. FOR SALE 123-R4- Rollay $2-3- 5 $X5 Barby, seventy poeeds Beat Palp, ulnoty Focnds Hay, $253 $.10 Bab 0 Fbnr, fifty posed lied Chief Roar, fifty Gotten seed echo or Docaslic Fed $3X3 vfglJ . ceal Lc? or Stevo Ceal par cvrt. Delivered Washed eed ell treated steok All Abovo Prices $3X3 $0X3 OeSvercd $ QX3 are far Cash. WHILE THEY LAST FOR SALK Pinion Pine fireplace 43 logs. Phone Bountiful 58-J- . riano in good condition. Bran, eighty Founds $250 charges will be at Regular Prices. Idaho nalhro Christinas tress your choice for $1.50. ADS FOR cat. $3X3 All CLASSIFIED wld's misnuHUFACTumm H&msoF warm air Hums srsms Coll ui today! Wo cvrt. Creaked corn NOTICE Is I art. $$.25 Fr cvrt. $$.63 Protein 7tob com complex Phil: eat. S325 Protein Protein 14 Ratbil $$.75 up:i'ght Theares . Or- 43 Choice grain feeder SMITH MILLING COMPANY Phones 124-64- 6 85 North Second West BOUNTIFUL, UTAH M |