Show SUNDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JUNE 7 1936 Club Leaders Lions to Name Plan to Study Committee on Wheat Fete Annual Course Will Be Held at Pocatello Special to The Tribune POCATELLO Idaho-Four- -H club leaders from 22 southeastern Idaho counties will be here Monday for the annual short course which will begin with registration from 8 a m to 12 noon at the University of Idaho southern branch The complete program for the four-da- y course will be announced Saturday by J W Barder district extension agent who is in charge The visitors will be assigned to rooms in the dormitories at the Meals will be served in the school dining hall and the class rooms will be utilised for the instructional Work J W Wehster Pocatello club agent of the eastern district Earl Stansell of Burley club agent of the central district E F Rinehard field animal husbandry specialist Margaret Thomas of the Idaho association H G Bannock county club agent Ivan Loughary dairy specialist and Vivian Minyard home demonstration specialist will lead discussions Special to The Tribune GARLAND— A general committee to take charge of Garland Wheat day to be held in August will be named at a directors’ meeting of the Lions club Wednesday evening The celebration is sponsored annually by the Lions club in honor of the large wheat district of which Garland is the center Individual committees for the handling of the three main events of the celebration have already been chosen and are working on their divisions of the program consisting of a rodeo dance and Beginning NEW Sowing of Soy Beans Started Possibilities Tested for! 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In This Money Fork Clubs Two New Clubs Formed Spanish Name New Officers In Bannock District SPANISH FORK-Mem- bers of POCATELLO Idaho— H G the I W W club of the First Bannock county club leader ward elected the following officers: announces the organization of two Theona Brems president Jennie clubs last week additional Ellis vice president Marie Thomas They are the High Test Potato Secretary-treasurRuth Brown club of Swan Lake with Preston reporter Lenora Simmons and Taylor as leader Donald Taylor Jensen song and cheer lead- president Ray Boswoth vice pres- ers Louise Robertson leader ident Wayne Peterson secretary The Weekly Sewers’ club of and Keith Taylor reporter the First ward has elected the folclub lowing officers: Elsa Romaine The Nimble Thimble ll composed of Indian girls at Fort president Mildred Robertson Hall Mrs Emma Kutch leader vice president June Nelson secreNanclie Diggie president Dolorus tary and treasurer Rella RobertPerry vice president Grace Crea-se- y son reporter Dorothy Shippee song secretary and Theora Kutch and cheer leader Leora and Clara reporter Nelson leaders Other members besides the officers are Daisy Dean Daniels Barbara Nielsen and Elaine Health Consultant Will S avingg Event Thousands of Individual Items— Room here to mention only a fete of the highlights of the Sale Come in —see— compare You'll be thrilled ivith the values this sale of f ers you LIVING ROOM SUITES REDUCED 20 BEDROOM SUITES REDUCED 20 I DIN INC ROOM SUITES REDUCED 20 us demonstrate Its many points of superiority— priced (During JS-jSKa-Ifi- l Anderson and up) washer) King Soap NORGE Rollator Electric Refrigerators before the (Terms as low as $125 a week— Be sure to see Norge $13450 Up you buy) Genuine ESTATE HEATROLA COAL RANGES $95 latest range Groups at Springville and finest coal (See the Select New (Officers — $6950 VOSS ELEC WASHER with Tubs and Soap $6795 sale including a carton of White with each Mc-Ke- SPRINGVILLE 33a NORGE ELEC WASHERS Featuring Introductory (Let H of two 33!j (Including lamous Bigelow lively wool Rugs In all the newest patterns) Ar-te- H TO (Modern Refectory type Tables Credenza Buffets — oak walnut and maple woods) 333 EXCEPTIONAL SAVI NGS on RUGS DURING SALE er POCATELLO Idaho— Miss Fannie B Shaw school health consultant for the National Antituberculosis association will be a speaker club leaders' short at the annual course to open at the University of Idaho southern branch Monday She will attend the short course with Miss Margaret Thomas field nurse for the Idaho Antituberculosis association who will give a demonstration of home care of the TO (Round Oval and Triple Miror styles included— newest woods and finishes) Hil-fik- er H TO (Including country’s foremost makes —in all the newest styles covers and colors) H Course SAVINGS! Delivery by truck or freight most anywhere We Also Invite Veterans Who Want to Make Their Bonus Check Go a Long Ways to Participate crop possibilities of the plant to the intermounadapting MOSCOW Idaho OP)— University tain for forage purposes extension officials said Saturday John region C Hooper club adviser reclub short that annual junior courses will be conducted at Poca- ports Club members who have adopted tello July 8 to 11 and at Moscow a “vegetable variety” program have 25 20 to July written to the state colleges of W L Stephens will have charge Kansas Iowa Wisconsin Minneof the Moscow session and J W sota for information and concerning Barber will supervise the Pocatello grown in the midwest school Both are extension service vegetables which have not been introduced agents here Judging work will be discussed Types of soy beans also will be and an enthusiastic recreational grown and tested for edibility Mr is in the Included program daily Hooper club girls says Hooper schedule Last year all previous enrollment plan to experiment with cooking and serving the new varieties of records were broken when 391 members' took part in the week’s vegetables grown by the Farm activities The first school was held Science group here in 1923 4-- H that year after year will prove to you the smart investment made in buying now at REAL com- of Speak at money can buy— the lifetime range) Genu ine Estate GAS & ELECTRIC RANGES in SALE Reorganization clubs in this district is announced as follows Pioneer cjub: Fred Weight and Carl Peterson leaders president vice president Robert Weight Merlyn Houtz secretary-treasurG H Henderson Jr song and cheer leader DeVere Weight reporter H (Trade in your old stove — extra liberal allowance — and easiest terms!) $1350 Occ CHAIR with Carved er Legs Spec $895 Reflector LAMPS Just 100 in SALE Special scientific light for better home can now afford (The $895 3450 (Just sick Some 100 club leaders from the 22 Jay Thorpe Anchor club: Mrs Stella Oiler-- 1 southeastern Idaho counties are exton leader Ileen Cook president pected to attend the four-da- y course Hazel Angus vice president Lucy LuOllerton secretary-treasurcille Miller reporter Fern Harrison song leader Eva Nielson cheer 50 of these beautiful chairs bought specially for sale) comfortable sight — Every approved one) er Conference Planned On Cutworm Control substantial furniture — the kind Fine All newly-organiz- Science Hooper posed of foremost Featuring unheard of low price on brand new stocks of Furniture from America’ quality makers who are cooperating with us to make this sale the greatest value-givin- g in our entire 23 years Farm Short Courses graduates from Future Farmers America chapters have forage Planned in July plantedtosoytestbeansthe midwest ’ Store-Wid- e concessions Hil-fik- er ' With a Monday-Celebra- ting Chair Ottoman Father’s Day Spec Lounging for a feature sale value) (This is an unusually fine overstuffed chair made leader" — TOOELE— W W Owens state club leader and Professor Aaron Bracken of the agronomy department of the U S A C were In Tooele Friday conferring with have got too far out of control to do much with this season except by cultivation and summer fallow methods Damage to wheat crops is already done to much of the farm County Agent C A Hymas relative land in CedarV&lley and now all to the cutworm problem in Cedar that can be done will be to apply summer cultivation as soon as posValley Prof Bracken states the worms sible H HALF SOLES and RUBBER HEELS MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY! lift Famous Karpen Spring-Fille- d can now enjoy the (Every 500 LAMPSHADES Reg $1 Vaues-- ln Sale 39c Lawn Swings Auto Spring Cushions Spec $1475 Lawn Metal Chairs- -3 Big Specials 495 695 795 Lane Cedar Chests with Ensemble T rav Set 22 50 Up (As a special feature in sale including a wardrobe and o’nite case to match with chest) Wal Table Special Other Table$“Equally Reduced $395 Finished Breakfast Sets Steel Coil Helical Top Bed Spring $985 $585 $695 $985 $1985 Occasional 5-- pc OPEN AN ChUdren MATTRESS Reduced luxury of perfect rest— See this special value) home Cotton Felted Mattress for Spring-Fille- d Mattress Special Studio Couch (Single or Double Bed) Men Women special Steel Beds Special Stork Large Size Cribs Sale Babies' High Chairs Special 27x54 in Velvet Throw Rugs Velvet Stair Carpet Yard Lawn Mowers 5 16-i- n Blades Ribbed Garden Hose 25 Feet Full Size in You can always shop to advantage at— ACCOUNT Headquarters (or Shoe Accessories FINEST WORKMANSHIP FIRST GRADE MATERIALS Shoe Repair— Downstairs AUERBACH’S $495 $675 $175 $ 1 95 $100 $695 $ 1 45 EASY TERMS Easy Term TO ALL! 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