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Show ? RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH" UTAH. f 0TTD jrXX'd&ilt .A a?- AAAAi , 3 p Rich Couhty'Iurri. Go. General Merchandise ; 5 V You should seeour line of Farm Radios, runs 1000 hours for $6.10; S , f " 4 We can supply an electric Radio, 5 i tube Automatic tuned for $28.95. , 1 7 . - ' ' T ,r V1 v - For your home we have Monarch Ranges and Heaters. . near Usprice with these qualityfeatures ,v See our new Breakfast Sets and Studio Couches, just arrived. f . JO1 See us about the famous McCormick De ering Farmall Tractor for spring. We have a hill line of Hardware Dry - Goods and Groceries at very' reasonable. . ; : i prices. OIJLY CAR with eight cylinders selling for less than $956. F.I0EE any other low-priseat of any floor-to-ro- , cim with ONLY Gracfe AA GEEATEST fuel economy in miles, car per gallon of any standard-driv- e with' more than four cylinders, proved nd by the Ford 85 in the recent Gilmore- Yosemite Economy Run, as reported in ' February Motor Age. clutch selling for less than $956. ONLY CAE with front radius rods selling fpr less than $898. Sudan, delivered in Detroit or at factory Four-do- or ! Certificate Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers for, , , . n semi-centrifug- al A i. f t ' .UTAH and WYOMING , Strictly up'tO'date Funeral Car and Ambulance mi Service Anywhere at any time , i -- v . LAEGEST hydraulic brake-linin- g area per pound of car weight in any car selling for less than $840. Largest, area of any emergency brake-linin- g car selling for less than $840. r PURNFORD It J. ARTHUR Conference RAY ht ONLY CAE selling for less than $889 in which both front' and rear: springs are relieved of driving braking strains. e DIG11EST horsepower-to-weigratio of any car selling for less than $806. i , ce low-pric- ONLY CAn with full torque-tub- e drive selling for less than $956. height than in car. WIDEST rear car. of r Lady Attendant When Necessary, Offic931 Main St., Evanston, Wyo. Day Phone 49 , Night Phone 49 or 90 e LAGGED diameter brake drums than ' in any car selling for less than $956. ft . Easy to Day FROM Easy 10 OLD NtiW WITH ANT SHOE EXPERT WORKMANSHIP-BE- ST OF MATERIAL Wfi ARE EQUIPPED TQ HANDLE ALL CLASSES OF HARNESS A SADDLE, REPAIR WORK IF JT IS .MADE OF LEATHER. WE REPAIR IT Teres ;W? - Generous Trade-i- n Local and Personal District Judge Lewis .Jones held court here Tuesday, March 14th, 1939. While here he made the editor a friend ly call and left a check for $2.00 for the new library, which has slanted here. The treasurer of the Library may have the check by calling at this office. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Richey and Mrs. Ernest Oorless and daughter, Billy Lou visited at Ogden during the week. COMMUNITY SHOE REBUILDER H. L. Atkinson, Prop. 022 Main Street Evanston, Wyo. ' f . ,v Allciranco copa, California of her 'the sickness ol Frank Fisher. She will go on from Salt Lake. City to - son-in-la- w, - , Maricopa. ' Clifford Spencer of ' Evanston was a Randolph business visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burnes made a business trip to Salt Lake City, TuesI ' day. Bob Norris, son of Arthur Norris, had the misfortune to cut his finger last Friday while chopping wood. .Russell Cories? is in town from the ranch. He has the misfortune to freeze one of has feet in the recent cold spell and is how having considerable trouble with it. . Mrs. Leah' Walton, Mrs. Ella and Mrs. J. 0. Rex were Salt - Mr. and Mrs. Leo McKinnon " returned home Thursday from a four day business and pleasure trip ho Mrs. R. O. Ogden and Brigham. Marshall came home with them. Mrs. visitors Mond&y, Marshall has been in Salt Lake City !lLalce South Rich Junior Prom wi!i under the care" of a doctor for sons time. Her many- friends are glad to 'be hel? at Randolph March 24th. The tMelody Boys of1 Montpelier, Idaho, see her home again. toe musk Mr. and' Mrs. Russell Oorless and j wiJ!urn? Mrs. and Kearl daughter, Wesley motored to Ogdei Thursday. The little girl has something wrong with her nose and has gone for an opera! tion. Wm. Johnson; George' Kennedy and . Indiana Suspicious of Books W. E. Marshall made a business trip 'Many Indians were suspicious 4 to Kemmerer, Wyo.,' Tuesday. white men readihg. And white men, Morrill Booth has taken oVe'r the knowing this, were careful to put management of the Ocvey Service aside' their few books when Indians .Station ait Paris. The station was were near, says the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Books were somewhat of a bought by Ruel Call of Afton, Wyo. mystery to most Indians, but they A baby boy was born to Mr. ana believed these things Inspired the Mrs. Clarence Heaps last Friday, White men to lay claim to Indian Mlarch 10, 1939. Mrs. Lucy 'Hide, 'moterritory So if a number of Indians ther of Mrs Heaps, who has been stay reported within a short period ' of time' had caught the seting with Mrs. ;fHeaps for the past tlers that they into books, they feared looking moriith. returned to her home in Calmore of their territory Was at stake.' ifornia, Saturday morning. Sometimes the redskins would work f Mr. and Orval Hagiand and (hemselves into an uprising. ' baby returned' to Smi(trield, Tues? day, after spending two, weeks visitEighest Navigable Lake . !i ing Randolph relatives, The. highest steam navigated lake Miss Uarda Wilson - left' SatUrdky' kt the wbrld is Titicaca, which lies for Salt L?ke City where she has pdrtyy in Peru and' partly in The level is 12,545 feet above obtained employment. ' sea. Thb lake is about 145 miles ,the Mrs. Mary A. Smith accompanied 69 miles1 broad. Ten miles long Mr. Nicholson to Salt Lake City, Fri- from bythe1 southern shore are the day, having received word from Mari ruins of Tiahuanaco. Sdh-en- W NEW, Salt Lake City, Utah THIS COUPON entities the holder to 25c redaction ea any room at the rates1 as i i one coupon to : ' 't - NEW- - Beds' - Springs t . Mat-trets- es - Carpets - through oat the Boose, . ' t RATES- - $1.50 to $3.50 We Now Feature Free Garage USE THIS COUPON Subscribe for The Reaper. INC., ALADDIN. SCHENLEY P. O., FA. 86. PROOF-- 74 GRAIN NEUTRAL $PIRITS ck 1 LEWIS LONGHURST. i , Notary Ptiblfe V RELIABLE MAN' WANTED to eall' LICENSED ABSTRACTOR ' ,Of Rich County, Utah - on'farmerajn Rich County No experi- ence or capital required Steady work Make .up to $12 a day. Write Mr. W. Di CAMPBELL, Clearfield, Utah i A apecialty of dukini Deeds and Title ' i r- , r , 4 Bo-EVf- LAKETOWN . male help wanted , - HOTEL SEMLOH advertised, the room. ne WILKEN FAMILY, -- NEW, . AGRONOMIST GIVES TIPS (Continued From Page One) ON. SOIL CONSERVATION children from there. They presented PRACTICES FOR AAA PLAN a nice play in the ward ball. There. being, a quanltaty of food on ' (Continued From Page One) hand from the 0. F. ahd .Married' able degree of firmness Mr. Hogen folks supper, both, schools were feted eon advises, on these wholesome and toothsome A seed pool is now, organized to, morsels; ' The Misses Emma Lon Weston, purchase seed in quantity for farmers Ruby Barkduli and Fanstihe Leach, This should save 2 to 3 cerate per, on - almlfa, clover, and grass teachers. at Montpelier, ' IdahOj weak end gtiests at the home of Mr, seeds. If yon .wish to pool your order place it with the following men or at. and 'Mrs, Geo. N. Weston. Correction iWe are 'informed it the .Oonnity Agents office: Osro Oor-ni- a, Wodnuff; Albert Weston, Lake-tow- n; was Ben Hqlme of the EleMing semFrank Earley and J. W. Gib- -, inary ait Paris, Idaho that visited out ward last Sunday and hot Bp. - John bans, Garden City., 3ds committee P. Huhne of BlOminglton, as reported. will have, price, quotations from several comtpaqies. , Sorry. The mistake was oursi - " The first purchase-- will be made The Relief Soriety held k special meeting Tuesday the 14 commamor- - before Ajprjl 1st., if enough orders are, ating their annual 'day, which Is Mai Received. All purchases will have to 17. This was the nearest dy Mr tneir be cash, since no ether finance plan I meeting and they felt the parity Of is- available. E. L. GUYMON, , Ia&t week would suffice.- - A special . Count refresh-meAgricultural Agent, program was Tendered and ' .were served. ' Yukon River in Alaska The wind and Old Sol has driven The Yukon river in Alaska flowa the' snow pretty' fast the past week 1,765 'miles through Alaska and 'for, and there seems to be plenty of mois-- is navigable for 1.200 miles. . were-poun- d " . v -- I nt , 1 t f |