Show THE GARLAND RIVER BEAR HIGH TIMES OPERA SCHOOL Garland Thirty members of the chorus went to Bear River City last Sunday evening to furnish the for musical the conjoint program meeting there President C E Smith was the principal speaker at the ward And It Rained? 200 — SINGERS — 200 meeting TONIGHT (FRIDAY) — 8:15 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SEATS 35c — GENERAL RESERVED Joan Bingham of Brigham City and a L A Hansen and daughter of Warren and Oliver Williams of Ogden were 8unday guests of Mr and Mrs E“ Lewis Johnson Mr ADM 25c Mrs T E Betenson Mrs F J Limb Mrs C L Plnder Mrs J L Mrs T W Innes and Mrs Harvey attended Rulon Manning a bridge luncheon given by the Civic Improvement Club at Brigham City Saturday DON’T MISS IT! J Mrs was a parents Specials FOr SATURDAY MARCH 9tb BANANAS — Firm and Ripe — 4 lbs ORANGES — Large — 100 to case— Sweet — doz ORANGES— 200 size — 2 doz LETTUCE —Calif — Ice packed — solid heads PORK and BEANS — Pierces 16 oz cans-4 for OATS — Quick Quaker — Large pkg JAM — Large 32 oz jars — Pure WHOLE WHEAT FLAKES— Kellogs large pkg OATS — Carnation — Large pkg SALAD DRESSING— Nalleys—qt WHITE SOAP — Special 6 bars & 1 scrub brush WALL PAPER CLEANER— Acme— 3 cans SOAP POWDER— Large White King OCEDAR POLISH — Large 12 oz size 39c 6 oz size ' CORN FLAKES — Large pkg GOLD DUST CLEANER— pkg CRACKERS — 3 lb' Cady Gold Gem Sodas BUTTER— 4 in 1— lb M J B Jensen and COFFEE 18c 15c 21c 30c 35c and Mrs A R visitors Monday Mr visitors Robert Klrkham Brigham City Small and son Mrs were was a Saturday were visited with Sunday STICK AROUND! Mr David E Manning and daughter LaVera drove to Salt Lake City Thursday Mrs D E Manning and daughter Helen will return home with them AND WE and Mrs D Gunderson entertained In honor of the Garland school teachers at their home Thursday evening Bridge was the diversion of the evening' Luncheon was served to sixteen guests A Mrs baby boy was Ira L Bennion hospital in Vernal formerly Miss Helen 35c INFANTS’ SHOES size 0 1(2 (or 49c —MEN’S WORK SHIRTST X INFANTS FLANNEL SLEEPERSXZZZZIZ739c 25c BOYS’ CAPS Dizzy Dean Baseball caps GarWith new zipper front SPORT SLACKS $275 and 79c JACKIE COOPER SCHOOL SWEATERS were MEN’S BLACK CALF OXFORDS $350 par- born to Mr and March 4th at the Mrs Bennion was Harvey of land Mrs H G Wright of Malad Mr and Mrs Horn also of Malad Sunday guests of Mrs Wright’s ents Mr and Mrs H P Swinyard 50c BOY SCOUT HANDBOOKS Silk rubber lined 25c INFANTS’ PANTS Brushed wool — caps Sweaters INFANTS SETS and Pants — Special $149 and HATCHING— We are to hatch your turkey and Most modern and made Quality Legequipment chicks bred for profit horn $1000 per hundred All hatching on our own place from breeding hens from stock disease resistant trapnested low mortality Hanson strain F B Barlow Tremonton phone 74a-- CHICKS and Thursday Salt Lake Mr Mrs G to spend City Cyril Linford City this week is NEW SPRING HATS FOR MEN NEW LINE OF HOUSEDRESSES GIRLS’ SCHOOL DRESSES G Sweeten left several days hi visiting Mr with friends Mrs friends and their St PATRICK’S B R H S GYM of Bingham of her parArchibald visited Monday mim SPECIAL Mar PM 14-- 8 — FOUR ONE ACT PLAYS FOUR WARDS DANCE - FRIDAY IRISH FEATURES Admission Mrs J J White visited son Dai 11s in Logan Sunday Oscar Harris In Tremonton inn B R H S Auditorium — Thursday Horace Gleason returned this where he has from California spending the winter Ogden twsy lifi FREE DRAMA FESTIVAL and Mrs Harold Persson drove to Ogden Wednesday evening to witness the production of the opera “Blossom Time” R B Hutchings visiting at the home ents Mr and Mrs A H & 69c 49c The Stake MIA Sponsors: Mr Mrs 98c Coombs & Persson Co Tin Is $275 to $350 in Salt Lake The B R H S Faculty club met at the home of Mrs P C Petterson last week Mrs C H Last and Miss hostesses were Margaret Woodslde The play "Mr Dobson” was read by Miss Arlene Nelson Fifteen members were present and the following were Mrs A R special guests: Capener Mrs F L Nye and Mrs Wm Mr week been OFF TO REGULAR EVERY VALUES WEEK OF THE YEAR WILL TIP YOU CLOTHING j Mr prepared hen eggs Capener Mrs F L Nye Wednesday and 40c EVERYBODY MAR IN 15 COSTUME Per Couple WELCOME with Iverson & rUNXlAL SIR VIC TO oowmjct Activities At The Garland School in City her P visited a short time parents Mr and Mrs Annie Ollbert of Corlnne guest of Mrs L O Johnson In The items sre received tram Brigham of Mrs Glenn Baron and are guests this week of Mr George O Nye 31c FEEDTOT HEIFER BEEF BEEF STEAKS— Rnd or Loin — Ib BEEF ROASTS— Shoulder cuts — lb HAMBURGER — Fresh ground meat— 2 lbs BREAKFAST BACON — Best quality — Sliced — lb LARD — Bulk — Packers or Home Rendered — 2 lbs of guest Mrs H 25c A marriage license was issued at 27c Ogden Wednesday to Frederick JenJr of Tremonton and Clara 35c sen Klrkham of Garland 05c 25c Mrs J H Kirkhain left Wednesday 21c for a short visit with relatives in Salt Lake City and Lelii 29c 10c Mr and Mrs C E Anderson and 22c son Elmer and Mr Louis O Johnson In Brigham City 32c spent Sunday 25c Mis LeRoy W Manning visited 25c with her mother Mrs Michael in Beaver Dam Tuesday 28c old 19c FOR SALE: 225—10 month 10c pullets See Ferrell Wood — Thatcher 04c Mr D E Manning and daughter 36c LaVera made a business trip to Logan 36c Tuesday Mr Ogden A P Mr Rulon Hansen Sunday with his Frank Hansen One Pound Cans Shaw MARCH 8 1935 printed just students W ®aM3QSug ®Gfec? Gft© 08®©o 3®oii6(XKDGteijD ®0 M they j There Is another promising track ( team In O&rland this year We have already started In on our Junior Pen tathlon Most of the last year's track team axe here and we are expecting to win the Box Elder track meet to held In Brigham City — Alten Davis1 8th grade We ha vi had our coefficients taken for the pentathalon and will be glad when the ground Is dry enough that we may carry on with our pentathlon Most of the junior groups have pitched the basketball and have done very fine We hope that we have better success this year although we did very well last year —La Doll Nielson 8th grade fofikfo Qsro goto© Grad Osc? t’ All of the people In the operetta are going down to the playroom each We have gone as for day to practice to have as the first act and will hurry and learn the rest because It Is to be put on In about two weeks The name of the operetta Is "The Oypsy Rover” LftRue Nowland 6th grade we are going to have This week 13 we are our examinations March going to get our report cards The There Is year is three fourths gone to show our only one more quarter teachers what we can do We are all going to do our best to make a good record —Margaret Korth 5th grade We read in Weekly Reader Monday and his about Sir Malcolm Campbell race car “The Bluebird” Sir Malcolm came across the sea he is an Englishman We would like to see the ’‘Bluebird” —James Betensen 2nd grade We are We are &xm our We like —Lamoyne FIRST GRADE making a circus making many animals parade will be made (3lEG© 0® (SibeDeflsO Geb 0CQ? 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