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Show GARFIELD, UTAH, FRIDAY, JUllY 19, 1935 tine. Women are conservative by nature and prone to stress the straight and narrow way. Maybe it is bed tT7 Fadr fHE foUowtng editorial was printed ua cause of this that they find their chief delight in gosusage and waa bonaeward bound, RockTjU ill!. the clot ben wee otiuou money bnt Connecticut. Jaunts! sip" which is nothing else but living the escapades - Theseaftec Ufetkit be earned that message SUBSCRIP I ION RATES their sisters without paying the price. Those wbo tsave hule children. snrpisc. it n r. vi printed by most of the d those who wet one little On Ymt 12.00 ol the state, and was Sui Month b.Jh Perhaps the Supreme Court Justice is right It is .11.00 can think of the ud by great blow to safety officials, insurance cow the child when the father did retnra panics, just possible that thsi decision is destined to make accident prevention Payable la Advance borne dead. organizations, for more social righteousness than he ever dreamed. publics ons and by otbets who Daddy w.'H be mieecd by thoee are fighting the Given on Apphcatmn. .A4vtnmat great war against the duUeta in the long year ahead. No toll of autor obile deaths. Hem Published by the Magna Printing H And besides, if a woman tells all" it gives the mwn it i-s- longer will they have bia support, his Publishing Company and any motorist will suielr think and i more his rningi, important, the choice privilege of forgiving. If there is one thing twice about ukmg chances after rcad.ng j companionship. that brings out the noble and divine in a man, it is WOMEN ARE SALT OF EARTH Tuesday morning them was a fathis element of mercy. The more disturbed the bridetal accident on the Mmtciburn Hill POPULAR COUPLE . wbco the ludicil cunincr wii Should a woman tell? groom may be when he hears it all," the higher he WED AT HOME going throogb the pockcu of the dead man. . . a telegram was found. rises on his glory plane. New York Supreme Court handed down It OF BRIDE'S PARENTS was not very long, just the an opinion ordinary authorized the. Issuance of. divorces where length, bot it was a mesOne of the the Finally; .why would a woman want to live in coninteresting summei bride did not sage that would make any father hap- events was tell all about her previous life when stant fear of revelation Disclosure would be certain the marriage ot Mrs Vera py. It read WE MISS YOU, DAD peers. oaugnttr ol Mr. and Mrs. DY. WHEN ARE YOU COMING cimer W. bpeers. 112 fc. 14th Avea questioned by her prospective bridegroom. to come. The constant knowledge of this fact would And therein is the makings of a Bruce Smith button, eon ol long and tough arg- be depressing to the mind and spirits and probably Mr and Mrs. Smith Sutton of 17SJ ument-one never settled and always fresh. (Mean- injurious to the health. It would assuredly muddy aouih 3rd East, Tuesday evening. 8 VO p m. at the home ot tbt bride a ing unspoiled by time, of course.) the water" in the peaceful pool of contentment patents. Th women of all time have upheld the morals of he rooms were Should a woman tell all? She should if she wants beautifully basketa of summer flowers the because race, chiefly men have demanded of it and bowls of happiness! blooms them. Men have always taken liberties, and have pro- anyBut better still she ought to so conduct herself that placed at intervals. I he was performed by ved themselves in ceremony such freedom, perhaps; but let a there is nothing to have to tell H fcdward Sutton, president of L. D. S. Stake and woman for their bride to practice the ain-gl- e they want grandfather or the groom, in the presence of the standard of morals and there's the divorce court llt n1 rW0 I up of dose friends. Mr. Frank Bertch at the piano to pay. Extra Non-Sk- id MhifiT played the Mcndeliaohn wedding march Wa have plant? of proof taken as the proccttioaal and. W don't know how be it can Men ad are changed. ptecediag the C--l tlm ceremony, approprutc musical selec-by venturesome by nature and just a little irked by rou lions. after long bard terete on the GARFIELD LEADER That waa alL It was n wesuagt by ooc of the eh Una of the an who waa killed. He had received )00 Milj ls Uks BUI HID you 1 try to let f,p in 'Life Begins at 40?" He leaves the Linotype poised at the s.cond elevator top, takes the set type ait ay anj that is that. But notice how li a holds a stick th type. He holds it in his right hand with all the fingers inside but none on the type. Like holding a wash' pan mil of water upside down. Then, when the preu makes a few revolu-t'- n without a paper being fed in. Bill picks up some paper from some wl.eie (not off the rollers) and tosses ,t to one side He starts another papier ,5 ten minutes after beings foreclosed by the hanker villain. Hot soup. Look Way i Rogi dul-di- not-ns- Eniered at postoftica at Uariictd Uuh u mcond dan. mail matter node, cl af Coogiua of Match 5. d. e, ts I hand-Setil- ID Mir Hosesy. 1 dccora-wit- h - vari-color- mS ONEVERT COUNT v ier aroma nuim foot-prlntl- ng v 0000 FRANKFORT SHIPPING DISTILLED PORT Whiskies f t mltcssse kjuz a kssht to fit raw fussc cf UBssvuu Uae DRY GIN Kentucky Straight Whiskey The very lovely bride, who was given in marriage by bet father, won a beautiful wedding gown of pun white satin with tong, tight fitting sleeves. The shirt gracefully flarcu from the waist down, an extra fullness at the back forming the train Her graceful lace bat held a filmj tulle ve,l. which fell to the train oi the ski t. The bndal bouquet was bride s roses and I Mrs V ance Hendrickson, matron ot ..anor, was t rocked in a peach mode, ot mousicUne de sise and earned I bouquet ol pink delphiniums and white daisies Marjorie Anderson ano Marion BlaXcmo.t, bridesmaids, J Mis were lovely in gown of pale lilac ehif-fo- n over van-ciore- d 1 bey carprints. ried bouquets of lavender delphiniums and white daisies. Little Miss Norma Sutton, flowet girl, wore a pale pink crepe and car-.e- d a bouquet ot sweet peas. Mi, a peers, mother of the bnde, was charmingly gowned ina biege lace and wore a snouldcr corsage of pink rosys and sweet peas, while Mrs. Sutton, mother of toe groom, wot a printed crepe and wore a shoulder corsage oi pink roses and sweet peas. Mist Pauline Stewart received the guest while Miss Josephine Mix was m charge of the gift room. The serving taole in the dining room was cove.ed with an imported lace Madiera cloth and was centered with tiered wedding cake, with low bowla of sweet peas in the mid center and white tapers in silver bolder at either 'end. Miss Miriam iiurd was in cua.gr cars of our customers. Conn thla gross Reach friends in other towns earlier now at low station -to- ...u..v. icu.uOJt ..uw. oi ,ue u...i .... cu were a ewinug. aos.r. 'given ' That good old American taste you've valJLed for ( Jr turnery, .t t.o u anted youve 4900 Here'S . 1572 to appwNrity T. t JjS w wasrow We are afferbt Mt rf aitkw the ! popular Baetria Allowance On Youf Old Cook Stove With A Liberal iisbi4 1591 Trade-i- n petchaaa aarUa An uauMtlly attractive Both t. cmfrt Now is tke time fiscarew ewtkeda el caakiH 90T" SURFACE . NTS n- It UWER 41) RCEUIN TOR lent terms, -i- n ---adraatspa ELECTRICITY inf l 592 . . thU rem jhi M aaw freado pour fcome ACT NOW! Op Ud to aM ae Visit ear store sad see jr Jw mm LIMITED! THE TIME JS IS THE JIGGEST HOM BARGAIN IN THE Utah Power & Light Co. f UUmTHIS FrCJECi4MILES MORI of RIAL NON-SKI- frequently . D EASY for New Goodyears Speedway aa low -- TERTAS SAFETY etope quicker emergency. Ol FROVEE! PROTECTION weak GUARANTEED on-- v Y1AR wrim rl.UALU GOOD of margin to con Ride As Yeu Pay onto &VS7J"! ottinet blew la every ply. AGAINST ROAD HAZARDS oe well no Meet GARAGE DENTON J0,1 l Wr and Mn Sntton.Mr Wn Vance Hendrickeo. Andenon M-sk- ld rui ry Cannon and Miss Etta Underwood ot Salt Lake City. Mrs. Modest HumMiss Marphries. Mrs. Frank bertoch, Miss Fautroe jorie Audenon, W, Speers. wart and Mts. Miss Marjone Anderson, asissted by her moth., Mrs. H. C. Andenon. entertained at a delightful miscellaneous mower I uesday evening in hpnor ot tb bnde. lb color scheme was pink rose and lavender' delphinium center p.c and pink taper at either 1 he end. guests were the honored Mai ion Blakemore. Mis Miss guest. Lucille Andenon, Mis Miriam Tay- - t Jimlor, Mis Marion Hurd, Mas Mr, i Stewart, Pauline Miss Mix, phine Frank Bertoch. Mis Virgmu Evna, HanMiu Lo Schultz, Mis Beatrice sen. Mr.. E. W. Speer. M. Hodge Marshall, assisted by her daughter. Mis Miriam Marshall, entertained Wednesday evening t her home at a bridgt social for Mis Speer. Mrs. John McLachlan won first prize, Mrs. H C And. son. consolation and bridge Mr. B E Mix. cut prize at hostess at Mis Josephine Mix was her home a party Thursday evening at Mis for a group of girt fnends of Book wa compiled A Bride Speer Fur-roOrpha Harvey, Grace Steby Miss PauUn Mirjonc Andenon, w wart. Botnet Hansen, Mn. fc Joaa. Bely Speer, and Mr. Mr. Vance HendricUon entertained tor at a miscellaneous shower Friday the bnde. The Mus W Ever. Mrs. E. W. Speers. Hulda Ahlquist, Mu Anble. Mn S. Netolicky. Mus Mary P-Anderson. Mn. Mrs. Roy thony. Nunnelly. Sesy nd Mi May tor Mia Grace Nelson entertained her mronry of and right bride the listen Saturday rt Tta Room in tbeon arrangement 1 lowers nan carried out with tpnng colorful decorations, t Neulickf n d Dr. "" Wednesday retained Garden at Hotel Utah to d . ' ,t a dinner dancing party. Omt $ de composition P cards and corsage of wet Mn ' 1 Mrs. W. W. Waters entertained at 1 .uiKoeon uesday atiernoon at her uome on ArtDu. icow. summer flower lorm.d pleasing oecorative notes. In addition to tue honored guest, others Mra.e Netson, Miss Maincluded M jori 3 users say the tire Is even .ter than we claim! Let us ;w you the flatter, wider. cker tread, closer-neste- d blocks, wider ribs, ra rubber (average of 2 and unds more per tire) monstrate Supertwist Cord .rich protects against blow-Mt- s. with all its extra fea- -t resvou can still buy a G-- 3' at NO extra costl 3-- ntdid. nd Mark Ward " UTAH GARFIELD, (HehA Scmjdfiui tb tfiink Yeiif aiciit wAen uett after - in'1"' ihiuk&-- six DCALCfB ADVERTISLMLNT v cSy, jr ' yW.ipr',Ss, ' f' k. ' v lChi! CLevroIct Truck aril at tbe world lowest price. Their aix-Under valve-in-heengine use Lst gaa and oiL And tlieir cj itrong, sturdy construction as- sure faithful performance, year in and ear out, with a minimum of maintenance expense. That ia why we say Jf payt S wayt to buy ChevrdeUt See your Chevrolet dealer and choose the right Chevrolet Truck to r your detoday! livery or haulage need CHIVBOLET MOTOB COMPANt DETBOIT. MICHIGAN In AhwW pritm mmd Chmpv m CJCJCm Mb A Gmmrei Um Vaim Mn-Step- CiH- - cur.lt TBIT CUTS by bursday on .or uoa , uoucymoou U.p M..o w., loey wui mace cueir nomc. tut o .oC s iravciiug ensemoic was oi.ve gre.u crepe wiur wuiie accessories. i DC uridt oas oeen toe mot it tor a nuinD.t ot socuts during the past ,oo- -. O Night rates begin c 7 p. m. miss mien e.v.j. a. .uu Ofoeatr.ee rumen tayior, miss ..u .u- - con Speers. mi., camion auuuot, Mrs. Eart auu r s. ..uuiuo... ...... Uae. JrUbsiw, HERES rates oi have that D -station ivt.riam 10117 PUBLIC-PROYE- tlrol Paolos Auto Co. Paulos Chevrolet :2 z- - !r v- yj- - - w' kj i H jaw.' ;v ' i . TV vi -- 4 |