| Show PAGE THE 4 u Matter Mall An g Wm Single nif PuhlUh & Mrs Mrs and visited In FOR ATLAS TIRES A Full Line of BATTERIES AND ALL ACCESSORIES PIPE AND PIPE FITTINGS See WIRE Theo Limb AND FIXTURES At The Etc UTAH AND HARDWARE OIL SERVICE AUTO REPAIRS TOOL SETS REPAIRING URIAH AUTO Peck’s Appliance 0or a JIM AND IN REAR WOOD Garland C real 3ieal tfooD J)ine Shack - Vi J ta i'5 v ' T Open Sundays From 2:30 to 7:30 pm "’At a w ' 1 For GOOD Planting 1 1 WESTERN T 160 FARMERS PLAN! WISELY when they plant Northland Brand Seeds tested clean fertile aeedi backed by the 62 year reputation of Northrop King A Co Let YOUR first step toward maximum crop be to buy seeds identified by the Flying Goose on the bag To assure your supply of GOOD seed at once see your local Northrop King dealer or write to Northrup King & Co So ' Salt 4th Weat Wl AAA Lake City akmt Xf1 SSSm'i - - rr‘ A 1M® jLmL' ‘JJ Tips Mp & Mrs Walter G Woffinden Lake Salt City visited on Washington’s birthday with here Mr Ac Mrs H D Wofrom According to reports ffinden returned to Salt Lake travelers to the coast the cost with them for a short visit of touring has gone up considerThe former ably California motor court The Social Hour club met at the home of Mr & Mrs Chas W rooms are now three to four doBunco llars a night lone of the better Wood Friday evening was played and refreshments ser- class courts will accept reservations without ved being paid in advance and they have a limit They no longer change ings” Mr Miller said "We urge sheets where the same daily to list actual job all employers the same room occupies openings with the USES” he party for five days on day rates and said on Sunday you get no fresh All motor towels California courts have "no vacancy” signs of How Coming SOCKETS Travel This is the time of year when the Utahn tired of the long winter gets “itchy feet” for green pastures and longs to “take off” for the west coast Before leavhowever those who can’t ing wait for spring should ponder over some of the changes which have occurred in the last- few years 3 Reverent Service Always SHAW ahd ROGERS Wolk out trktcal in Iren! yew at itl Think look point ond cleaning t I tourist attraction! a difference will make in it to stop DON'T PUT share o the of buiinert ploc who! nrotriv' Induce touriet now of $100000000 Plan yourself we hope this year to make getting FUNERAL good HOME So that begin TOUR MORE the tourists will tin a greater touml Mr com- Jen- INVESTMENT With FIRE INSURANCE JUST CALL J John Mrs Howard L Bott and children moved to their home fn Layton Mr Bott Saturday received recently his place a than your spend in trade for Utah 13 Insurance Utah Garland HAIRCUTS Mr & Mrs Lorin Peterson and children of Ogden visited with Mr & Mrs F J Limb over the At Garland EVERY DAY week-en- Beginning March 4th Monday Prices: Men - 65c Grade-Scho- High School Boys 50c Boys - 35c (Except All Boys Haircuts Sat) 50c on Saturday W LEE THOMPSON’S BARBER SHOP P IVIany men in uniform have yet io be retunwklfLSne from the F acific theatre That's Uaionl’acilic's first and most impor-tajob ' But if you're planning a trip to the East don't give up the idea It's worth waiting for ' And travel conditions are improving day by day Start your vacation with relaxation Enjoy "smooth sailing" on a fast Streamliner a world of comfort on a Limited Or choose the Challenger lor travel enjoyment — famous Year Josrsey by roil will be tbe ef yaw vocatien er business trip Ask about "stop overs" at various interesting points enroute to or from your eastern destination Union Pacific serves more western scenic regions than any other railroad -the world's greatest travel bargain be Specific QX - Union Pacific mine LEE Utah 4 terms to make prepared bi the shortest posable time and te make them aoenrate I poet a absolutely U004J4 bond aa year tzmrxaoe araiiMt leas threock any error Brigham City j — Loans Estate Real Miss Frances is fashbaugh home from to Boulder Colo with her parents between Mr A Mrs Theo Anderson and Mr & Mrs W L Larsen were dinner guests at the B C Brough home in Logan Saturday Shumway PHONE dis- from Mrs the service charge Bott and children have been staying with her parents Mr St Mrs Kumen Tarbetduring his absence Mr & Mrs Ken Smith Mr A visit Mrs Dallas Stokes and Mr & Mrs school Shirley Larsen shopped in Salt Lake City Saturday YOUR SAFEGUARD A ikstmti f promo Gus Forsberg and Elmer sen were in Logan Wednesday I NORMAN of Mr & Mrs Theo II Anderson Ephriam spent the with his sister Mrs W L Larsen and family SLATED and community Box Eider county met mittees of with State AAA and representatives Feb 7th and 8th at Brigham City to go over the provisions of the 1946 Farm Plan in preparation for signing up the farmers and ranchers of Box Elder in the 1946 program In commenting on the program A W Bishop chairman of the County Committee said that this year it will be the aim of the committee to obtain maximum conservavtion of land and water to the for the funds allocated county for carrying out conserva Mr Bishop pointtipn practices ed out that conservation pay ments are made to farmers to their help them in conserving land and water resources and that farmers are not being urged to carry out practices to earn is conThe objective payments servation not payments he said just of MEET ABSTRACTOR will right BONDED ABSTBACTOE (Esteblkhod 19M) 2 County o little Utah this year No SIGNUP 1946 1 & Mrs E J Roberts and of children Gary and Barbara Falls spent Washington’s Idaho at the birthday and the Mrs RobertS E Quigley home son is a daughter of Mr fc Mr PLAN FARM Remember appearance tpots and spend find lake a few repairs '"viting IT OFF! You'll a ond 1946 Social Briefs displayed prominently The eating situation has also changed on the west coast The old 35 cent breakfast now costs 75 cents with orange The former juice 1$ cents extra 50 cent lunch is now a dollar and dinner runs around $1 50 A Utah visitor to the famous "Famer’s Market” in Los Awas astounded ngeles when charged 40 cents each for big cream puffs which would normally sell for five cents At the beach resorts concessions are getting cents each for oversized ice cream cones “You can charge any price here and get away with it” one concessionaire a former Utahn boasted Utahns who before the war made occasional trips to California and who remember the irritation of being subject to bagand search at gage inspection Yerma just inside the California line will be unhappy to know that California still irks all motor tourist by subjecting them to a careful search of the automobile and all baggage Upon bethe ing questioned inspectors grow irritable and about looking for a small bugewhieh might injurela’s i crops The entire'- procedure is silly and ridiculous for only a mile distant twenty railroad trains daily carry thousands of passengers into California who are not subjected to the baggage search experienced by those who prefer to travel by automobile As far as can be ascertained the automobile and baggage search program at is designed to embassass the automobile traveler and discourage his entrance into that state In Utah spring is just around the corner Utah communities clean-uare planning and main street camThey are getting ready paigns to welcome all tourists and travelers coming this way The State has no embarrassing blockades and tourists traveling by automobile are especially weIn fact the State is plalcome a number nning of port-o- entry stations where motorists will be met with a smile handed literature and urged to visit Utah’s scenic attractions Utahns who feel the urge to travel would do better to wait and see Utah first for the State's wide variety of splendid s will soon be available to all who wish to travel Modern tourist courts are now going up in many of Utah's major cities Prices are still reasonable both for accommodations and food and Utah offers its own residents a lon list of major scenic playgrounds comparable to none in the nsiuMIlild not nearly as state expensive fvisit as attractions MARCH FRIDAY UTAH NOW OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES Providing the nations new Navy with leaders and instructors in more than 50 highly specialized fields thousands ' of Navy war veterans have reenlisted since acof hostilities the cessation cording to a statement today by Carl Werner CMM Officer in Charge of the Navy Recruiting Station in this area “Never before in modern Naval history has the Navy offered so many inducements for reenlistment” he said “In addition veterans declare they can ‘do better’ in the Navy than they can in civilian life during the transition from war to peace” Men with honorable discharges or discharges under honorable conditions except medical may reenlist in the Navy for two three four or six years at their and at their temporary option provided rating they reenlist within thirty days the Recruiting Officer explained They are also entitled to thirty days leave and transportation at 5 cents a mile to any leave address they designate plus the balance of their mustering out pay in a lump sum UTAH — Coplee of Don Burnhope Sam Forsgren of Helper Frank Bowcutt of Corinnc during the week Ogden with their brothers and sisters here Mr local manager Mr Rasmussen of the United States Employment Service today announced that the activities of the veterans employment section of the Service locally reflected the increasing numservice men bers of returning and women the month of January During 10 training programs for veterans were approved Mr Miller Veterans’ Employment resaid presentative 'The number of veterans returning home is now getting of the number of job open- PLUGS Spotlighting Office 49 Editor Employment Office Finds Job Need ELECTRICAL Post MORNING Phone Office and Home Johns at th 1928 I'tah t Garland FUSLISIIEI) EVERY FRIDAY Moe — $200 Per Year Subscription Tanuld CUm Second GARLAND TIMES NAVY MANY THE GARLAND TIMES Entered GARLAND union pacific railroad OAB ot TO! 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