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Show TIMES MAGNA and replanted. Club members take the birds when they are but orjday old and raise them for fghq to ten weeks at which time the members are paid 75 cents apiece for each bird they turn back. A total of $1,757.25 was received in the state for this project this year. By The Copper Printing Company Edill) N. Ridge, Editor Howard Ridge, Publisher Published Since 1919 Entered es second clast mail matter under the act of March 3rd, 1879 at Magna, Utah Issued each Friday morning at Magna. Utah -- MAGNA WARD Poultry Specialist BEANE MOTOR Announces Result PRESENTS NEW AUTHORITIES CALL MEETING Of Project BUSINESS 4-- meeting has been called by the Bishopric and priesthood Quorums of the Magna Ward for Sunday, September 29th at 2:00 p. m. in the chapel. The purpose of the gathering, according to Bishop Edwin R. is to honor the construction and erection of the Idaho Falls temple. All members and others interested are asked to be present. Bishop Dimond states that the presiding officers of the church have extended the opportunity of donating to this cause and all donors will be given receipts in honor of the Idaho Falls Temple. A special d, II pheasant proSummary of jects was made this week by Carl Frischkncch, extension at Utah State Agricultural college, showing that 141 club members in the state participated in the project of raising pheasants to the age that they can be turned out as game birds. This year 4877 young pheasants were distributed in the state with Salt Lake County receiving 461. Fourteen counties participated in the project, which is sponsored by the Utah Extension Service and the Statj Fish and Game commission. Of the 4877 distributed only 243, or 48 per cent were raised 4-- poul-trym- The Beane Motor Company, renovated throughout in anticipation of the new 1941 Fords and Mercurys, has installed ceLotex insulation ceiling and walls in the front and back of the building and a new tile floor in the display room. W. E. Wally Beane, manager, The future of Magna looks very promising and I intend to serve this community to the very best of my ability. I believe that wa should all clean up our town, our business and put Magna on says the map." ChildrenTo Oquirrh Seminary Officers Are Be Innoculatcd For Diptheria Announced Diptheria innoculations will be conducted for children of this vicinity in order to give them protection against the dreaded disease, according to Miss Lillie Gordon, Granite district nurse. There is not any alarm about the disease, but .the regular innoculations will be carried out. Children from 6 months to twelve years of age may be at the Webster School, Thursday, October 10 at 9.00 clock for 25c and parents may have their children m this age group taken care of. Innoculations will be given free of charge to children in the first and second grades Children of Garfield will be innoculated Tuesday, October 1 at 1:00 p. m. at the Garfield school under the same rulings as above. Drs. D. A. Moffat and J. II. Jones will be the physicians in charge. The Oqjuirrh seminary student weekend body elections held last resulted in the following students being named to office: Brent Mackay, president; Tom Spiers, vice president and Earl B. Jones, o- American Boy Is Companion 8:15 Mae gia period-Geor- MOTHER OF STATE FAIR PRIZES MAN whbten that sy Enjoy life more. When you're off the job, reluA take it easy and when you drink choose Ten HighI Ten High is satisfyingly rich yet light. 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They have found that as a general rule regular readers of THE AMERICAN BOY advance more rapidly and develop more worthwhile characteristics than do boys who do not read it. Trained writers and artists, famous coaches and athletes, explorers, scientists and men successful in business and industry join with an experienced staff to produce in THE AMERICAN BOY, the sort of reading matter boys like best. THE AMERICAN BOY sells on most newsstands at 25c a copy. Subscription prices are $2.00 for one year or $3.50 for three years. Foreign and Canadian rates 50c a year extra. To subscribe simply send your name, address and remittance direct to THE AMERICAN BOY, 7430 Second Blvd., Detroit, Michigan. (Paid Adv.) L i I t I s YOVll SAYITS ONCE THERE WAS A FARMER... Who didnt plant any crops for fear of a drouth. OF COURSE, THERE WAS NO HARVESTt He was like the youth who made no special Fifth period Phyllis Lloyd, president; Beth Russon, vice president; Deone Robinson, secretary, Louise Bowen and Betty recreation committee. . . THE WORK OF THE WORLD MUST GO ON... AND THERE WILL BE FOR THOSE WHO ARE QUALIFIED PLANT NOW FOR YOUR HARVEST. - - ' r.' value-givin- es At ...and enjoy the benefits of Cheap Electricity You undoubtedly have some Better Light-Bette- r Sight lamps in your home and already appreciate the as well glareless light they produce as their beauty as home furnishings. So why not completely Light Condi- tion your home now, during Better Light-Bette- r Sight Week! ' Stores everywhere throughout this new territory present a parade of a Sight lamps Better Light-Bette- r models, wide selection of the newest st)les and designs at the lowest buy on prices ever. 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UTAH IDAHO Electric Co. Electric rach..?UT Furniture Co. . Roebuck 4 Co. Magna, utah Philo T. Farnsworth, Jr. UTAH ay Can turn Utah tOGAN. UTAH I UTAH Brinton Elactric Co. Granite Fumitura Co. H. Gras Fumitura Store OGDEN. UTAH UTAH Holladay Eloctrie wwiura $ BfOlfTOUEl. IDAHO M. H. Xtag Co. Koiord Furniture Co. Furniture Co. CONBITIOHIRRJjiJ T0ES THESE PROCHESSIVE GROVE. WTO. American Elec'i,c Cm Groan Ri.or Eloctrie Co. Hgea 1I6HT IDAHO GREEN IDAHO IN HEW ttr. IDAHO Rogboara le UTAH SKltS MURRAY, D ucooTay lor- - U ASHTON. IDAHO Ho wo Lumber Co, . Candidate for Republican Nomination for MAGNA OF AT ll CHEVROLETSlhe LEADEB g Sight-Savin- Hyrom foaaoa 4 So os VOTE FOE Home jaVi . t TLOJun COMPLETELY GRACE. i Salt Lake City, Utah w -r DOWNEY, Ki 70 North Main St. Condition Morby'e Stor. i BUSINESS COLLEGE l- COALVILLE. a much bigger cat in all ways with a longer wheelbase and greater over-alength with longer, larger, wider Fisher Bodies with exceptionally comfortable interiors roominess," or ample space for giving tlx passengers. In the sedan models. Your Chevrolet dealer cordially Invites you and your family to visit his showroom . . . Invites you to make a thoroughgoing test of the finest motor car Chevrolet has ever built . . invites you to eys It, try it, buy it today! LD.S. - JiM.? v 41 is A post card will bring you complete Miss Donna plans to enroll in Block Plumbing GARLAND. UTAH This new Chevrolet for v e, the school next week. WTO. Cam 4 Houlr Coo. Wogon 4 Mach. Co. baotoa Applianc. Stor. nt ... ... is EVANSTON. con-fide- maybe he could not hold a job if he got one. . there might be a war or a depression or something! . . . of Mr. and Mrs. Verl A. Haws of Magna, has been awarded a complete scholarship to the School of Beauty Culture, for writing a prize winning essay, Why I Would Like To Attend a Beauty School. Morgan's VTEET the new Chevrolet for '41, and we are youll aay, ft's first because it's finest Again Chevrolets the leader I For this car la the result and the reward of almoet ten solid years of Chevrolet leadership In motor car sales . . . leadership that haa brought with It unequaled manufacturing economies g and unequaled powers . . . leadership that now makes it possible for Chevrolet to offer you a motor car which surpasses all previous levels of luxury In the lowest price Held. PAYS preparation for life because .... . . . there might be no jobs available. To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; and to have a deference for others governs our manners. Sterne ' TRAINING D. S. tion committee. Fourth period James Fletcher, president; Val Johnson, vice presisecretary dent; Leone Nielson, and Beverly Burris and Barbara Larson, recreation committee. BROTHER OF MAGNA PEOPLE SUCCUMB Funeral services for William W. Evans, 44, a resident of Spanish Fork, except for the past year, when he resided in Oakland, California, were conducted Wednesday at Spanish Fork. He was a brother of John E. Evans and Mrs. Elizabeth Mylcr of Magna. Sympathy is extended. . Wah-li- n, Jensen, vice president; Arline Walker, secretary and Nelda Anderson and Earl Perry, recreation committee. Second period LaRue Solomon, president; Orval Bawden, vice president; Mary Jean Haws, secretary, Shirlee Mathews, recreational committee. Thornberg, Third period-Fr- ed president; Ernest Pitman, vice president, Marian Bullock, secretary; Clara Jean Poulton, recrea- Hundreds of thousands of boys WINS SCHOLARSHIP read THE and young men Information has been received BOY AMERICAN Magazine Miss Donna Haws, daughter that it more consider month and every as a living companion than as a magazine. "Its as much a buddy to me as my neighborhood chum," writes one high school senior. THE BOY seems to understand a boys problems and considers them in such a sympathetic and helpful way. It gives advice Smith . 61, dLed Tuesday at 2 numbers Magna, Garfield, Bac- at her home in Murray The widow of Heriry chus, Hunter and Granger residents in-- its membership, won Turner, she was born yJJ first, second and third places at December 20 1878, a daugfa the Utah State Fair last week. Ephraim and Elizabeth BW The local entries of fall flow- Smith. She is survived by fo,. ers proved very effective and received high praise for . the out- including Vinol na, three daughters. . T standing types. MISS DONNA HAWS htskoY MAGNi SUCCUMBS Ml Nellie Uuise Ji. number of entries from the Magna Flower Garden Club which president; Howard Fair-bourn- To Thousands nr reporter. GARDEN CLUB WINS Co. atwitur. Co. fcerESTc?-- Utah Valley Electric Cm EEXBUBO. IDAHO Brunson, Electric ladl. UCBT. IDAHO ' Rigby Electric Rigby Horn, Furnishing SALT LAZE CUT. UTAH Auerbach Cm Carpei Ok Axelrod e Fumitur, Bowerc Horn, Furnishing Cm Boyer's Radi, Berrien I. V. Buckle Electric Cm Capitol Electric Ce. Cm Christians., Fnmitura Crawford 4 Day H. Dinweedey Furniture Cm Felt Electric Cm Hamul Furniture Warehouse Hanco Fumitur, Stores Hayden's Furniture Mart Hollasd Fumitura Cm Intonuountain Utilitiea Appl Ca Keith O Briea Xmnerslsy F omit are Cm P. W. 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