Show The Garland Times THE GARLAND TIMES lateral m Subscription Ysroald CImo Mall Matter Aa( Utah at Garland EVERY FKIDAY PUBLISHED — Year Price 1200 Per Home and Office Pbonea Second at ths Post This Week Office Single We Quote — 5c Bill in the Long Box Elder 40 and Publisher WATCH YOU CAN SAVE YOURSELF The big snowstorm and blizzard of this week and last served as a reminder to motorists to get their caijs and their mental processes in shape for safe winter driving We Winter roads are always dangerous roads For the cait them willpeed to be attention to tires tire chains windshield defrosters and wipers and brakes For the motorist himself there must be a realization that winter roads- - are apt to be smooth where least expected that one must not drive rapidly when vision is impaired and that turns and comers require extra caution Auto accidents have been on the increase in good weather They may be expected to mount faster in bad weather — especially unless you see that YOU are not involved in one A good idea is to stay off the road entirely when driving conditions are unfavorable FOR IT NOW With the war ended and most of the boys coming home the party line of patriotic Americanism seems to be swinging toward a position from which we hate our erstwhile enemies a little less The wartime pitch of intense hatred is difficult to sustain— as difficult as it is to erase hatred all together We’re imperfect mortals and sometimes our strivings for perfection seem in fact pretty feeble As we hate our enemies less to whom will we transfer our Watch out! collective hatred? In the period of flux of emotionwe’re al change easy prey to in the formasubtle suggestion tion of new prejudices or rekindling of old Hatred even unthinking hatred is a If the mapowerful weapon jority of 130 million people can be brought together in hating the same thing you have what amounts to an irresistable force It was enough to win two wars! There are some groups some individuals who can use and intend to use that force Now’s the time they’ll be making their move Watch race hatred minority group hatred other hatreds being formed in the next few years Listen to the “hate” stories you’ll hear the rumors that stick unwelcome and almost unnoticed East Garland Shop Next Open Tues Thurs Week & Sat Afternoons & Evenings COME IN! Mr a Mn J Rhodes and daughers Margene and Geraldine drove to Salt Lake City Sunday to see their son Blaine before he left with the army W Miss Darlene Grover of Ogden home with spent the her parents Mr & Mrs Clifton Grover LOOKING AHEAD n 1945 GEORGE & BENSON PrtsUrtl—MtrSit Cfiltf Sttre Jrlfutfi Frozen Hopes know now and why how results the Ku quite enough history has unwound since World War I to show how emotions our our capacity to hate were used without Now another war our approval is ended and we’re due again how will we What who be led to hate this time? Let us keep an academic eye and ear alerted for the subtle influences and unidentified that we know not will be coming from where And above all let us keep up a stubborn sales reto illogical hatred of sistance any kind at all times! Klux Klan was fanned into flame Not the Civil War following and Copies 16 until 'there in the mind are enough of them to add up to something that isn’t calm decision or the result of fair thinking MORNING Editor Johns YYm 1928 Friday November what with Mis J M Gaddie was BARBER SHOP Mrs A R Lake on C Petterson Mrs F L Nye Mary Bradford Mrs Hunter die was a special guest who Miss Beverly Holmgren has been recuperating from a recent appendicitis operation returned to the USAC to school 4 Mrs Don Ward of Bountover the arrare rejoicing of a baby boy born Nov 11 at a Brigham hospital Their son Sheldon is staying with his Mr Mrs W L grandparents Allred left for visit Monday is spending P C Petterson week at his ranch at Grace LAID Hollars?: with AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL FARM STATE INSURANCE You Can See the New The New Leonard Refrigerator Now on display this Ida at our Store Also The New 36 nations TOYS— BIG LINE— of signed the constitution the Food and Agriculture Organiza-- i tion this week at Quebec with Russia Yugoslavia Chile Equca-- j dor Bolivia and other nations expected to add their signatures in the near future The Food and Agriculture Conference has been divided into two commissions: Commission A— to deal with policies and programs and Commission B — to deal with organization and administration Fluorescent CLEANER HERE SOON Bed Lamps See Us For HEATERS WATER Gift Items and School Supplies Light Globes Peck Appliance Store Garland LEGAL NOTICE WINTERIZE ¥ THAT CAR NOW! Bring it to THEO LIMB Snack Bar At The UTAH OIL SERVICE ATLAS STATION— GARLAND TIRES AND BATTERIES Expert Lubrication Confections Farmers Have Less to Worry ThemThisTime lid ft Bear River Special to Deer Hunters Utah Jr CO Local Agent BILL WOFFINDEN EUREKA VACUUM of the injured rqui" risk losing yonr Why nopnoil Los QUEBEC Representatives for i GROUNDWORK AT EXPENSIVE!! ARE ACCIDENTS Repairing a damaged car and caring more dollars ?$$ than ever before Mrs Mr FAO Mrs P C Petterson visited ta Logan Tuesday Dr Melvin Davis has gone U to work Montana Fort Harrison is wife m i&n y in Logan nl an when they wlH until Christmas Gad- iful ival Hansen for a visited hostess to P Arthur Angeles Capener Thursday a Mrs Will Harris and son Bill Jf visited Sunday Portage with Mr dt Mrs Clifton Grover The and Mr & Mrs Lafe Grover Harrises drove to Ogden in the evening and were accompanied by Misa Darlene Grover Mr Mr A Salt her bridge club Thursday afternoon Prizes were won by Mrs Saying what a man earns pressing it in cents per hour or dollars per year does not tell much about the measure of prosperity he enjoys Good living depends on so ! many things that change from time to time and differ from place to PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP place Prosperity depends in very NOTICES large part on what people must j For Farther Information UUh Gnriaad need for the and things they pay Consult the County pierk or want the Respective Signers j Putting the conveniences and luxRelief SoThe East Garland life a large held their work and busi- uries cl of in reach ofto build ciety NOTICE a number TO CREDITORS people helps Miss Besness meeting Monday nation's prosperity Franklin’s dis- Estate of sie Hansen county home demoDAVID E MANNING of electricity became a great The Garland covery Christmi's Deceased nstration agent gave discovery when electric lights begift suggesUons gan costing less than oil lamps The Creditors present claims automobile became a great Inven- with vouchers will the to undersigned were priced down Tuesday night the East Garland tion when cars where only rich people could afford at Logan Utah on or before the MIA sponsored another 1st of March AD 1046 day dance which was very to own carriage horses Paying for Service CACHE VALLEY BANKING CO successful Drop in For Plain people pay richly for favors The Administrator of the Estate R J Potter entertained Plain people are so many Names like Mrs Drinks - Sandwiches and Ford stand of David E Manning Deceased recently in honor of Reed John- Edison McCormick Walter G Mann attorney Ice Cream son who had been released from for huge estates because these men did a real service for a lot of plain for administrator Mr & Mrs Willard the army It Is because they hoisted Johnson of Salt Lake City Mr people of Date first October publication a wholesome standard of living in a A Mrs Max Johnson of Brigham free country Thousands of men 26th AD 1045 City and Mr & Mrs Art Johnson have done the same thing on a of Garland smaller scale and profited handOpen Thursdays to 6 pan somely Open 10 am to 10 pjm Mrs Vera Shaffer who has Actually the thing that Inspires On Other Week Days been confined to her bed for mechanical inventors to invent the two weeks with milk leg is thing that fires scientific explorers to explore is the chance to earn much improved from a free people the rich reward for a valuable service Once upon a time in the United States of America men who had ideas could afford to develop them They can't do it now How I hope these days soon C— Kurin Washington prices stand at return per cent of the than the prices of avernge— higher Rig Ideas on Sale 1918— and will and Ford drop lignin but not as Edison McCormick Because the Govsharply aa In didn’t need to hawk their ideas neernment Is required by law to mainither did Bissell Denton Parker and tain support prices of at least 80 per but Foster Gunnison had O’Sullivan cent of parity for two full calendar to sell his Gunnison's inventions years following the year In which the came later Do you ask “Who is war ends Tha Department of Agrithis Gunnison man?” Well he is a culture has announced Indicates not inventor famous The announcement But the great yet fanner will not be a victim of a drop unless I miss my guess he is AmerWe can help you produce that much needed In prices similar to that which follica’s Henry Ford In 1921 when Gunnison Invented a prefabricated owed the last war 115 per cent of price hit the low of house and worked out a plan to build pork Faster and Cheaper with Purina chows the May 1920 level which was 235 His units it in mass ’production level per cent of the Thus were scientifically constructed Insuthe farmer will have mors money lation built in thoroughly modern than after the latt war IT 0UI STORE IS PORK MAKING HEADQUARTERS in every detaiL War Finance Committee official Individually his house models are so different that a said that In addition to the maintenance of the price level for two tourist might drive past 100 of them families Art Michaelis in a row and never guess that they ' years that already have and are accumulating weekly were drawn by the same architect savings through the Payroll Savings Alike and Different Farm Supply Plan of the War Finance Division of HauU I could talk for hours about Gunthe Treasury This they claim Is CHOW come houses in 3 nison Garland Phone They eight front will be mneb proof the sizes with great variety in looks better able to support Itself than after the last war daring the normal lull of They are far better than any house reconversion materiBuyers of farm prodpossible to build of als In any community tor the lame ucts will hare the money to buy it was laid and farmers should avail money They have everything from themselves of the opportunity to uc-bathtub to garbage grinder econoquirt Wsr Bonds during the Victory a poor man's my and convenience Loan so as to have the money with palace amortized to $1 a day But which to modernize and handle the the inventor sold to the U S Steel market demands that will be hacked with cash to pay sustained Corporation— Why? t Utah will pay highest prices He' lacked capital and under toprices during the two year after fielding crises for deer hide day’s tax laws never could make The Payroll Savings Plan has sold much profit The giant corporation 5131X10000000 In War Bonds to wage the project in the red and can run earn era that great bulk of Call The deduct early losses from war profits who will If need be enjoy the most of which the government will fruits of their savings In the reconUnless our take anyway version period and have the rash with Co tax laws are changed every fertile which to support themselves idea in this Inventive nation will Secretary of Agriculture tllntnn P SCR --4 have to hatch under the wing of Anderson adds that "prosperity of the Bell 35-- J 3 Phonea: Farmers a purchasfans depends prlwmrllv ome huge corporation that eclats aling power la Ik Hty" ready LEES ex- in PORTABLE ELECTRIC MOTORS do many tedious farm jobs easily and quicklysaving you time labor and money too As new electrical farm equipment is available buy from your Electric Dealer |