Show PAGE 5 THE GARLAND GARLAND TIMES FRIDAY UTAH Bear River High Gym P C Petterson entertained bridge club Saturday evening at a Christmas party Special guests were Mrs C J Wood Mrs D J Isom Mrs Walter Burns and Mrs F M Peck Dinner was serv- ed and gifts exchanged Mrs Archibald is attending of the UEA State meeting Finance Committee at Salt Lake City today (Friday) Duane the Mr with ina - Mrs F J Limb visited relatives in Ogden on Christ- Admission! Adults - 75c — Students Clare and at Riverside Calif Mrs Walter Burns entertained Vernon Haskell of Eureka are her bridge club at a Christmas at her home last Friday visiting with their grandparents party Mr & Mrs Earl llolt during the were Special guests evening Mr fe Mrs Evaa Hes announMr & Mrs J W Earl Mrs D J Mrs P C Petterson holidays born and Isom Mrs Keith Cutler Mrs Don ce the arrival of a baby girl daughter Marilyn of Logan 20 Dec at the Valley called on friends here Christmas Wheelwright and Mrs Granville Friday Mun& Mr Mrs Elmo Mr & Mrs J F English of Barlow Prizes were wort hy Mrs hospital day son spent Sunday at Ogden Montana are spending Helena A 0 Whitney and Mrs Petterson Mr & Mrs Preston Gam and W L the their parents holidays with Mr Si Mrs C J Wood and daugh- Apgood of Salt Lake City Mr & Mr Si Mrs DaiGam Mr Si Mrs Eve ter Barbara spent Christmas Mrs Stacy Gam and family of Smith Richards and family of in Salt Lake City Mr & Mrs Ogden were Sunday guests of Mr Logan Wayne Garit Mr & Mrs Mrs Dan Garn and children and Fielding Briefs and & Mr family ah I’tcLcr daughter 27 I94S V Sat Dec 28 Bear River vs Naiad her DECEMBER Two Games 30 & 8:30 with Cards - 25c Mr & Mrs Claude and family were Allred Christmas dinner guests of Mr Si Mrs Frank Wood Mr & Mrs Lowell Farnsworth of Salt Lake City visited with their parents Mr & Mrs J D Munson this week Mr A Mrs Milton Anderson of Rawlins Wyo have been visiting during the week at the Duane home Archibald The ladies are sisters ' Mrs E H Colleen are i WORTH OF $667259 5 30 SALE BEGINS DECEMBER Thredding machine — swaging machine — box strapping machine — power plants (DC units)— canvas tanks — tractors— — tractors sewing machines — cranes — boom (one only) — clamshell (one only) HARDWARE: Files— hand tools— hinges— pliers— d:es— abrasive paper— wrenches —shovels— picks— paint and enamel PLUMBING SUPPLIES: —valves (various types)— water heaters (com- LUMBER COMPANY TRI-STA- GARLAND UTAH nozzles unions mercial) reducers— N — nipples piston and pin assembly— magneto assembly—carburetor repair kits— air cleaner filters— fuel tanks— trailer converters— dollies— lubricating guns & fittings— lubricating oils wyes— Vs ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES: Conduit onduletsconnectors— cable (marine)— cable tag markers— insulators (porcelain various types)— switches— receptacles— wire (copper various V- PAPER transformers reflectors — terminals — lamps — CHECK YOUR SURPLUS World War II Dec 30 31 RFC for Small Businesses Jan 2 Jan 4 State and Local Governments Jan 6 Institutions 4 you can join the thousands in this territory who are farming more successfully Veterans (Sale modern farmer From by Better Utah Power t a Sundays m I 2 p m MST and Halidayt) LOOKl SURPLUS Malts States checks Busitsess payable to Treasurer of the checks er approved personal ITS PROFITABLE V?ter? ATTENTION! remaining after the priority periods offered to commercial buyers beginning January 7 1947 No retail sales made to the general public Proof of buyers eligibility required Surplus will be BUYING IS EASY! Credit orrongements must be mode buyer's WAA Regional Office deliveries fob location on display plainly priced shewing maxiSamples mum! and minimum! tstoblished ta insure equitable All priority distribution claimants may leave additional ardors which will be accepted on full er pro rata basis from any residues at tha and of each priority period Wire at write for information an mail ardors and sxpart purchases will be accepted in advance with 7 I 9 United checks GOVERNMENT SURPLUS! TO BUY £3303 to cooking Copper wires bring untold conveniences comfort leisure and pleasure to today’s Profit BUYERS 1946 1947 1947 1947 at World War II must bo csrlifisd at near Certifying Office Small businass may buy through EEC Apply to nearest office Priority and groups must buy an days ta them assigned rollers are excluded from priority purchasing All sales subject te WAA terms and conditions Vs BUYING DATES of Vstsrons ost WAA are using electricity to do more work — faster better more economically Electricity' on the farm can do anything from pumpwood Hour Except ELECTRICALLY ing water to sawing s PRODUCTS: Certified With more and more electric appliances and equipment becoming available every day more and more farmers in this territory i! Chinawore— pots— pans— trays— galv cans — cannisters — teakettles — ice refrigerators CANVAS PRODUCTS: Canteen covers -f- ield pack— jungle packs— carrying cases— canvas bags— canvas buckets — tarpaulins — cotton duck canvas (yardage) MISCELLANEOUS: Bedsteads— chemicals— petri Lithograph paper— mimeo(dish)— powder blower (with rubber bulb)— graph paper— typewriting paper—envelopes — binders (looseleaf)— nopalm thickener typewriter ribbons (The above inventory includes both used and unused items) f m7 ' A traps AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES: Cylinder boring machines — starting motors — cylinder blocks— HOUSEHOLD: sizes) ' — 1946 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES: Exposure testing machines— aerial film stamping machine — lenses— tripods— film holders— cooling cabinets— film developer— film developing powder — timers — photographic lamps— photographic paper— film reels— film cans EQUIPMENT: We are dropping this happy New Year friends of ours greeting to ail Iho good in this community whose patronage much to us so and gooa will moans May all good thing-- be yours throughout the New Year govt surplus vr-- A o :v ' cn i n i I Senior Farming Electrically Sc Light Co Message c |