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Show I WANTED Top Price PW I old and disabled " Bruce Wallace. Pnone "SJ- FOR SALERust potatoes; commercial, pack. Cache Val ey Commission or 150 E 3 S. O 31 p. COLD -For Heating stoves-coal, stoves-coal, wood and oil b"86 have the best at Lowest Puces Gamble Store, Preston. Tom J. Doyle, owner. FOR SALE Used Maytag washer wash-er like new. Bargain. Preston Bike Shop. 10-ol-lc. BONDED ANTI-FREEZE Guaranteed Guar-anteed satisfaction at S9c gal. at Gamble Stores, Preston. Tom J. Doyle, owner. FOR SALE First class Heatrola stove. Reasonably priced. Call at Mrs. Struve's or phone 188. , 10-31-lc Best results are obtained from steam rolled barley, wheat and oats. No waste complete assimilation. assimi-lation. Merrill Coal and Feed Company EVERY DAY FOR SALE Several good used washing machines. Automatic Maytag Thor Priced at Rock Bottom. See your Gamble Store, Preston. Tom J. Doyle, owner. 10-30-lc FOR SALE Heater $10. Inquire at Clarion office. 10-31-lc CACHE VALLEY CLARION FOOTBALL CONTEST OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK GAMES FOR NOVEM3ER 9 PRF.STOX HIGH J" MONTPELIER HIGH .. J Pl'RPCE OliDlIAM I j I I I .... RICE ARKANSAS 1 j rn i i I I CALIFORNIA CSC I I j MICHIGAN MINNESOTA 1 j I I STANFORD WASHINGTON ... I DUQUESNE ST. MARY'S rn i i ( f NOTRE DAME NAVY COLO. STATE UTAH STATE ... I 1 1 1 I IDAHO (Moscow MONTANA V I 1 1 1 .... MONTANA STATE UISB (Tocalello) r i j j I DENVER BYU Name Address City State Directions: Score ol" starred gaiae should be . plainly written in the boxes opposite the two teams. In all other games check only the winners. If you wish to indicate a tie check the boxes opposite both teams you think will tie.) Entries must be in the Clarion orfice by 12 noon FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1940 i . 1 Si S ATTEND A SHOW THIS WEEK Friday & Saturday November 1-2 ' j V L J - vv ; lit Allll SOTIIERII lianJUNTEILi Roland YOUNI also MARCH OF TIME OUR GANG COMEDY Cartoon News Wednesday & Thursday November 6-7 DOUBLE FEATURE ,lA NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE And i MffiBiTt .1 4 Shllo Ryan V JV ; s' Robert Stirling V I j Chrll-PIn Martin i. Janet B e c h r '' ) if idmund MacDonald JSr Jacquclint Dalya if and Final Chapter FLYING G-MEN FRIDAY-SATURD, si NOVEMBER 1 & 2 T$y he's u Plus "DRUMS OF FU MANCHU" PARAMOUNT NEWS THREE DAY 3TARTINU SUNDAY, NOV. 3 I You haven't met your favoi screen team until you see Bing i. Mary together I CT hit o I - Hi It MKS I - THE THREETOOGE: in "NO CENSUSNO FEELING" Historical Subject "THE ARCHIVES" PARAMOUNT XEW3! WED.-THURS. NOVEMBER 6 A 7 2 GREAT HITS! iiUV Your rf, W Attios Sta! BILL BOYD ) "FLASH GORDON" i CONQUERS THE UNIVEK-St ,1 C'l.w"1 "",'w'''"'r' VOTE FOR I C.E. "Claude" Hawkesl FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS A vote for C. E. (Claude) Hawkes is a vote for a man of service. He has always been active ac-tive in school, civic and cnurch affairs. He served as principal of schools in Franklin county for six years and has spent a number of years as principal and teacher in Preston city schools. He has done much in dramatics, music, and athletics. ath-letics. Because of his experiences and continuous study and his particular particu-lar interest in young people he knows their educational needs, their interests and desires. He is acquainted with the problems of parents and teachers. He feels that each district has its own prob. lems and particular advantages and is able and willing to cooperate cooper-ate with school boards in all things. He knows the tax payers' difficulties and strongly believes each dollar should be carefully spent for educational progress. Claude says, "If I am elected I shall conduct the affairs of the office of-fice in a spirit of understanding and cooperation with students, parents, teachers and school boards for the progress of the educational system of our county." (Paid Political Adv) o o A vote for Rawlings and Shrives for County Commissioners Com-missioners is a vote for good government. Pd. Pol. Adv. O . o RETURN Wclland F. Smith TO THE OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION The following is. a brief outline of some of the most important accomplishments ac-complishments in the Franklin "ounty Schools during the past two ears. 1. Adoption of a Modern Curau-ative Curau-ative Record System which makes t possible for the teachers to defi-:itely defi-:itely analyze each student and give intelligent guidance instead oi ilind directions. 2. Elimination of the old tradi-'.ional tradi-'.ional eighth grade final examina-ion examina-ion and substitute instead a diog-nostic diog-nostic testing and guidance pro gram. 3. Adoption of a cooperative plan of purchasing school supplies books, etc. through the Sounty Su perintendent's Office. 4- All common school district' have been placed on a standar legal financial basis and all re ords are now being ke.it. accord to standard practice. 5. All teachers are required hold a v;,lid teachers certificate All school districts, excel one, have made miscellaneous im Provements so as to meet Standar School Requirements. Ji'i f0t ImiChes have be in stalled ,n al, schools except two. 8. Athletic sports have bee-, greatly stimulated 9- Common schools show a cas-I cas-I ' .on 10 Personal expense ot Co,,,, r S-ntcnUont "d 12 tains ''-m,on, ,,. a telep, "tZ'T Ms home. C"ce 1,1111 2 r,7'e ""eve P'oKr. to theehoo'ir V'am" ""-li"1'1 ' omcS:,:'" i,"rao,u - 4- Develop " ' , """""'I"!!. llP,lU" Program ,,rru"'"' (P'U" I,0,lt1-' Advo,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 10-2.l-ai.2c i tigf-fiS' New slip-stream torpedo fi bodies. Stratoliner-style ' interiors Lower me- fy y . chanical upkeep. Restful $3 y - riding Easy handling 'V i M hi I j fj Top allowance for YOWjMVJ , present car. CJ.T. terms g&tgy PastGss Awt Co. L. F. WINCHELL ... SALES MANAGER "SOMTlMES WE THINK. VISDOM ISJUSTAMATTW "OP NOT BURNIMCjOUft fingers Twice OK WE.Sfc(A6 STOVE' H When you buy a used car here it carries a guarantee, guar-antee, so you know you are going- to be satisfied. Ask the man who has bought one from us? ifiiiy. SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY November 3-4-5 PEPW GO! A. GREAT SHOW V In Metio-Goldwyn-Mayei's "STRIKE UP THE B2&FJD" J j!!' "x 11 li-Co7r!j'ng Soon A I.vj.wwa- - YiiviiT-Tiir "i-i" t - ' Also NEWS CARTOON OOOOOOOOOOO DOOCOOOOOOO |