Ij2g orks $1.15 3< fit? /> Bloves $1.50 See the new beautiful range for W I § g ,' $2.45 pair only $110.00. I " fencer's on the Corner. The Cardston News Spenecarii on the Corner. 1 _ == — tW L=s=s= Cardston the Temple City of Canada I V? *o tAlberta the of Presidents Z. The distribution of the students and to date In1938, 33 deaths. The About years ago Mc- thousand miles through harvest Farm Rehabilitation E J. was the present low price, however, 35 Thomas Administra- Jacobs and Wood. Music is as follows: grade twelve, 32; of year Cune left his m Nephivillage fields, arriving finally tion, page story little if any more profit expected distribution deaths for the home at thelittle a front m Satur- furnished by the Stake choir under grade eleven, 41; and grade ten, 27. is 1937 was; babies, 20; males, on a village Bay day's Lethbridge from year's crop. In adult trip to market. He never re- of Hudson Junction Herald says. the direction of S. W. Low. Grades ten and twelve are expec- than last lesser 18; a-dult females, 8. years family they McCune, of world it turned. For 25 his There found Thomas Instead of irrigating land m one The theme of the speakers was ted to be the largest when the late view wheat conditions and rosperous or appears altogtherunlikely any especially his brother George > merchant, elevator pay- two large blocks, irrigation for the service, kindness and cheerful- registration is completed. Mr. All- that for him, ing agent, prominent ibe :participation m the profits which searched but no trace of and citizen of this scheme will confined to a ness of the deceased. President red said the High school would be AETNA him could be found. For the past the community. And after 35 years series of 40-acre plots, srving about Mr. Ainscough large percentage the Wheat board might make if a Wood told that had "over-loaded." A 1 ten years he had been thought of separation, part which time 170 farmers a well-settled area higher price could be obtained on Aetna, September s—Harvest5— op- to of* m been one of the first to work with of the present enrollment Is made Harvest have been dead. Last autumn a one brother had thought the other of mixed farming. The total acre- the the world market than the peg erations are again held up toy driz- his team merecting tabernacle. up of out-of-town students. traveller for an Alberta business dead. George andThomas saw each age to be irrigated will be about 7,- Thomas Ainscough was is twelve price will be shared by Western zling showers. Combines and William Mr. Ailred the grade , house brought word to Cardston other again. Thomas is a widower -000 acres and the cost to the P. F. born m Southern Utah on January room teacher; E. J. Grant, eleven Canadian farmers. Wheat which threshers hummed on all sides last a of, R. A. upwards $60,000. been sold here to date been week, that Thomas McCune Hudson with several married children. will b of 10, 1854. While a small boy his A; E. Brown, eleven B; and M. D. has has but only a few fields are Bay Junction, Saskatchewan, plans The of good grade generally, with a average was Thomas to returnhome af- work has been authorized family moved to Smlthfield, Utah, Dowdle, ten. cleaned up as yet. The a to ter the home and as as possible average yield some near subscriber the Deseret News of fall rush is over. At much is to be he until 1899. He mar- good and yiejd for wheat has been between Lake are anxiously completed of the where lived yields, Salt City. Following this lead the folks waiting to this fall. Users Margaret Thompson, sister of record thirty and forty bushels per acre. verified, him, ried ACHIEVEMENT Mr. Coombs from the of- see aond to learn whyhe had water will contribute to the cost the late Mrs. J.A. Hammer and of J SCHOLASTIC Ul School started m the old school fice of the Deseret News m Salt remained silent as to his wherea- of touilding lateral canals. Thomas Woolford. house last Tuesday with Mr Young Lake, story, years. The project Mrs. Low, son Mrs. S. CAR TIPS OVER HERE the traveller's and ibouts all these calls for bothstor- In March, 1899 the family immi- Del of Mr. and of Stirling as Principal, and Miss learned that Thomas McCune had Second only,m happiness ,to the age and irrigation. A diversion W. Low, recently returned from Melvina Jensen teaching Jun- grated to Canada, along with John I Slight injuriesonly were received the been a subscriber for many years. brothers themselves Is Mr. Coombs canal will be constructed from the Lake City where he has at- ior room. Woolford. They first took up a Salt by three occupants when a car Returning home Mr. Coombs whose efforts finally resulted m Belly River to Driggs Lake the I L. D. S. business college its Mr. and Mrs. -Ralph m homestead at Taylorville, later mo- tended the by Scoville of Ray- Johnson of wrote the brother George at Ne- the reunion. Cardston area. From Driggs lake 'during the past year,has received driven Harold Barnwell were week end visitors ving to Woolford. Mr. Ainscough imond got out Saturday another canal will be .built to a an honorary certificate having of control and party are said tohave been the for night tipped over In the ditch at the home of Mr. and Mrs. summit of land one and a half highest average schol- and Jensen. first immigrants to this country obtained the near T. D. Hall residence here. Christian miles west of Leavitt. There will be standing the college. He the Mrs. has been m equipped with iarm implements astic m car over andlanded up- Caroline Jensen 20 miles of canal constructed. an honor graduate from the The rolled a week, the bedside ALBERTA CROPREPORT with the idea of doing extensive was right. occupants were, Maurice Cardston for at The project will serve farmers High school. The daughter, Ray Talbot, farming.. The first horsepower Cardston Marsden Cardston, Ray Camp- of her Mrs. whose lands flank the canal and of who Is illm the Cardston hos- Crops are ripe and ready to cut,ers the storage Driggslake sup- thresher In this bell of Hill Mr. Scoville. butrain is holding up harvesting their crops to ripen m the m will property of Mr Ainscough. With it Ital. usual lement the water supply for j over most of the province, is re- way. The sugar beet the over district Miss Wanda Jensen was released crop m the Mountain View Irrigaton scheme he travelled all the Saturday. , ported by Mullen, irrigation promises Burt's StoreBuys from the, hospital Hon. D. B. Min- districts to be on P. spent doing threshing work m the au- TURNER VALLEY IS EXAMPLE of Agriculture crlop re- which the F. R. A. Shlrl and Ned Olsen of Beazer ister m the excellent. about $3,500 two years ago tumn. OF ORDERLY DEVELOPMENT port Aug. 22. appear for re- have employment here. issued Most of the It would that sufficient pairing canals. Forty acres on each Deceased Is survived by his wi- Large Stock For Fall Tim Lowrey Taylorville was a wheat and some of the oats and forage crops havebeen cut m near- children; The orderly developoment of the of quarter section of land bordering dow and by seven Mrs. Sunday visitor at barley are dead ripe, but daily ly every district to supply local de- the Turner Valley oil field has been the Smith home. the come irigation Mary of Glenwood, Willi- j As a reflection of wonderful spent prevent harvesting. or feeding canal will under Quinton ; the brightest spots re- Miss DeLoise Smith Sun- showers Two mands for live stock. am Ainscough of Macleod, Elmer crops now being garnered In this one of m when the work is finished. O. ! cent history of the oil industry. day at Taylorville, three days of sunshine Is needed m Farmers and ranchers In the sou- and Stanley of Woolford, Charles district, and the proportionally' Hansen, most districts dry grain thern Discovery of a major field has Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr. to out the districts should have suffici- O. of Preston, Idaho, Mrs. Lillian heavy shopping to be expected this oil sufficienly frequently by econ- and Mrs. Ezra Hansen and Mr. and and the fields to oper- ent supplies of feed locally anjd lit- Munsey Vulcan, Burt's Dry .been followed of and Frank of autumn and winter. disorder, Mrs. Wilford Hansen and children ate binders. Itis generally reported tle, if any, shipments of feed into by Store has correspond- omic resulting In heavy Calgary. He was predeceased Goods made 1 were Aetna visitors on the week- from southern Alberta that most of the south may be expected this heavy m dry-goods loss and grievous waste. Temple one daughter, Mrs. Ada Manden of ingly purchases the grain will be cut with binders year. Worker This happens because the new end. Spokane. and clothing of everydescription. instead of combines. This has been Pastures have benefited by field has to find its market, a pro- the To accomodate the heavy stock caused by grain lodging.In the recentrains and general- Special musical numbers were cess which means displacement of livestock by the fol- of men's suits and other up-to-date north the grainis ready to cut,but ly should go the furnished at the funeral previous sources of supply, and WOOLFORD into winter mbet- Laid wear, To Rest Pitcher, of mens the north- owing to they lowing: songs, Mrs. and lines conditions of surplus which upset wet weather binders can- ter condtlon than have for Woolford, by part of this modernly-ar- Woolford, September 6— Grain not operated m years. Mrs. Crahtree of duet j centre sound business practice. be the fields. Frost some Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Morris, faith- daughter Mr. ranged store has been remodelled cutting is fully 95 per cent done m is dreadAd by farmers, but no re- Encephalyomelitis has caused the young son and of soon as it determined Woolford; some fulL. D. 8. Temple worker, was Woolford, with additional shelves and suit As was the district aropnd ports of damage havebeenreceived cosiderable loss to horses through- and Mrs. Boy Pitcher of that there were large supplies of grain make laid to rest m the Cardston ceme-. Nielson, Everything is openly dis- 1 patches of down cut- as yet. of province. and quartette by Mrs. Roy racks. oil m Alberta, major refineries out most the Vaccine tery Friday, after services played where the can do' the ting slow and difficult. In the_ of the.prOi distributed, funeral Mre._ Henry Atkins, Mrs.. HPicture Butte Lollypops to frequent rainfall and set- lison, 10,500; Ogilvies, 2,000. due i persons organiza- were champions the Intrrn:itionnl HoundarT to tributd to and crowned Senior Performance records from back by hall. representative of im- Lethridge POSTSCRIPT River will hack up statements that; tion either when the Miners refused the Peace Block his Mr. Bob. Worley of Baker, Ore- portant sections of public thought play series as (1) saves him from H()% costs nlonr. (2) AUTOS COLLIDE to the ordered by the f It «0% to m fuel gon, arrived last Tuesday by mot- or occupying positions of responsi- A. B. A. ADVENTURE upkeep adds substantially to his savincs. (3) It A. Its low orcycle to visit relatives here. An accident occured Saturday bility the life of our nation". by him to pet his work time of when m enables done on reßitrdlcss Mr. and Mrs. M. Sheen and fam- nighton the bridge over St .Mary's "To meet the wide demand the Brooks and the soil or the crop is ready. Harrisses All-Stars ily visited the Vaughn home on,river two and a half miles North- brief Is being made available at will probably finish their Interme- Ralph A "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractor of the proper sire will do Sunday. -1 Beast of Cardston when a Leth- $2.50 per copy, post paid. Orders diate series m Lethbridge next the same for you, whether you want it to work 5.000 or hftO School began Tuesday with Miss bridge car collided with a car driv- received before September 15, will Sunday . The games were to have Connor hours per year. The day you start workingfor you is the Wilma Tyler as Junior room teach- en by George Scotter of Cardston. at a special price of been played Sunday nne Sommerfeldt, be execute^ last but were The first Installment will day it starts pallingyour farm into the higger-prnfit class. er, and Mr. Alma No injuries were sustained by the $1.25 per copy post paW." postponed on account of the Mln- appear Inthe Family Herald Senior teacher. 'occupants, but the cars were quite "I trust that the enclosed com- er-Butte squabble. and Weekly Star of Mr. and Mrs. James Hansen and !badly damaged, especially the plimeptary copy of The Case for r-t-f* §wi ■JLr.-fr. Enquire Fxnv September .^aV About the New children were Taylorville visitors jScotter car. Alberta will receive at your hands Miss Helen Nelson is the new as- 14 on " Sunday. It] the careful study and thought for sistant m the Royal Bank here, and Mrs. R. W. Lowry and Pro- Mr. stullents attending the which the Government of the during the rush season. Don't.mist I chapter of this ab- family are back from Provo where Cardston vince The copy was sent sorbing story by the author of "CATERPILLAR' 1 Calgary year Pleads." "The Sky Pilot" and "The Man attending B. Y. U.. Normal school this E. Low, Glengarry." he has been Jacobs, Jean from the office of Solon from It is his last DIESX L TRACTORS Lynn is visiting at Taylorvllle. include: Rojanea Nel- and most fasclnatinf book. If not Wolsey. Douglas Hin- Provincial treasurer. « subscriber, mail your subscrip- Bishop Faye a new son, Sarah CARD OF THANKS Family E. Little has Wheeler, tion to the Herald and combine and has been busy for man, Grant Delbert Steed We wish to express our deep gra- Weekly Star, Montreal. The rttes of Mac- are: ALBERTA DISTRIBUTORS several days. Wm. Campbell has and Freeda Quinton. Miss Bubbles Fergusson titude toall those who with flowers already, the leod has returned to her home aN cars, or m any other way assisted II.M for One Tear. one field threshed first $t.W for Three Tears. UNION TRACTOR & HARVESTER CO. LTD. this district. Rains Sunday night and Monday tre a 2 weeks visit here at the during our recent bereavement. — - - CKANBKUUK, In of, C. Mrs. Margaret Ainscough Family ft Weekly CALOARX CUMUMON LKIIIHKIIIGt B.C. Miss Iva Lowry left Sunday ev- morning have caused some delay home her aunt Mrs. L. Mic- and fam- Herald Star ening to attend school »t Cudston. m threshinf operations. Brlde. THE CARDSTON NEWS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1938 ourselves by donation and work,m conjunction with the gen- erosityof the Church, a much needed factor to prolong and She CardstonIRc\vs increase our lives and efficiency m this splendid North Land. Save Every Way with It is hopedthat thoss who favor this proposition will signify CHEVROLET Published every Tuesday at the office of Enjoy your holiday car a THE CARDSTON NEWS PUBLISHING CO., UMITEIi it by a request to the Committeeand an assurance that they free from troubles m new 193g — behind the money. Main Street Cardston will be committeewithboth timeand

F BURTON. PBt , .IOKN L.BURTON. BECBtT.», D. C PETERSON, nlws rontin W KEARL " 4 room Dwelling, cheap, easy CHEVROLET — — terms to right Water, Subscription party. " In Canada $2.00 ALL MODELS ALL COLORS In Foreign sink,and lights,beautiful trees Countries $2.50 — lawn, etc. acre lot. Good Display Advertising Rates on Application. Write for Rate Card stable and hen coop. — Reading Notices (Not run except whereadvertisers also run a display ad., and are as adver- tisement.) marked For Sale: 480 acre farm, 5 roomhouse. Close to 10(J per count line. Trucks School, Office, Trucks Post etc. Good water. Enquire terms. A COMMUNITYHALL " Some of the cheap pasture lands left. Get it whle All Kinds Of Used Trucks Guest Editorial by J. Y. Card # you can. A Community Hall buildingm Cardston is needed. At Handy Farm-Size Trucks, Ton Trucks, Ton- present we have the Gym m the school which, during the Large — — school year is used every night of the week and parts of the Modern Dwelling Close in Cheap for and-a- quarter Trucks, Ton-and-a-half Trucks, days. Itis a nice largebuildingbut not large enoughtto acom- cash offers will be considered.Sacrifice price. odate a huge cowdlike the ones that come here to witness any Truck youlike! Callm and make an offer! Basket Ball games and to attendGreen and Gold annual dan- ces, Automobile insurance. safe, nor any extralarge gatherings.Everyoneis heartilym ac- Be not sorry cord with the CommunityHall and will undoubtedly do their Our New Rest bit, Rooms Are Installed for Your Convenience and perhapsmore than a bit, to help erect a building for For LIFE INSURANCE, FIRE INSURANCE, the use of the people. HAIL INSURANCE,AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE, etc.,see A large gymnasium floor and a dance floor which can be kept under proper supervision and where drinking and smoking " are absolutely forbidden and where recent drinkers Used Car Bargains arenot allowedtoenter the hall, is something which # willmake CardstonInvestment 1—1935 Deluxe Chev. 1—1929 Pontiac Sedan Co. Ltd. Sedan 1—1928 Pontiac Sedan. a CARD, for better condition m Cardston and vicinity. J. Y. President ESTABLISHED 1 1 ' ~ 1910 3 rOlet Sedan 1 1931 Chrys- 2- peopleof are "TIIiS REAL ESTATE ,~, OB* 1929 "*"outti Sedans The the community ambitious. They would AND INSURANCE PEOPLE" 1—19351J DodgeZHr l'/4 ton Truck like to see somebowling alleys so that m clean air one We Handle Every Line of Insurance Phones 92 and 1«1 1—1929 Nash Sedan, Rebored 1—1929 Model A. Lt. Delivery could Agents C. P. R. and Bay 1—1934 Oldmobille take a little recreationalexercise, even the Hudson's Lands 1- m winter time m l_4-wneel Chassis, Chcnp 1927 Chev. Sedan. 1-1933 Chev. Lt. Delivery surroundings clean language pure the of and air, uncontamin- 1-1936 V 8Lt. Delivery 1-1936 2-ton Maple atedby offensive odors. Leaf 3—l ton Farm Trucks However, there is one thing that is more needed m the Home Canning LetUsAIR-CONDITIONYour Car (Any Make) at Exceptionally Low Cost. Community Hall than any other, and that is a reasonably Needs good sized swimming pool. The Municipality undoubtedly Gem Jars, qts. per doz $1.39 will not undertake a Municipal swimming pool.Cardston Gem Jars, pts. per doz $1.19. they feel, is not large enough to support one as a town. As a Half gal. jars, per doz $2.00 Central single Service on Ltd. venture the part of the Municipality it probably Kerr, wide mouth jars,per doz $1.69 would not be self-supportingbut conjunction a large m with BallMason Rubber Rings, large,per "New and Used Cars Sales" gym, dance hall, and probably bowling alleys, doz .20c — it undoubted- II Gem Rubber Rings, K. L.Lee Manager 110 ly would be self-supporting. The real needlies m the fact that I 3 doz #25c PHONE childrenm Cardston have no privilegeof swimming excepting I We Carry theOld-Style Mason Lids about two monthsm the year.It is splendid recreation, good exercise, and George Murphy, something that is a vitalneed m Cardston, and Ken Murray and lace m "Air Devils," ond on thi MAYFAIRPROGRAMS his stooge, something that is enjoyedby many other places, especially Oswald. same program "Reckless Living' The picture community centers m the South.For 50 years the community COOMBS Two big features again comprise marks the first ap- will be the second feature. _ pearance of Brothers, PHONE Z'S the Novelle has under-priviliged 12 the program May been m this regard. Now that acommun- CARDSTON at the fair for bird Imitators, progress, Uur stock Wednesday and Thursday The Five Playboys, ity Hallis m should this under-privilege remain | moves.See our windows for bargains. of this Maida & Ray with week,In Hit No. 1, Grace and Edna Scdwick.j CARD CORRECTED us, or shall wehave a real community centre building? " Moore the fastest toe "" and Melvin Douglas are starred m, dancer m the world. In the A. N. Pratt Card o! So far as a dance is concerned, Seen also a specialty spot floor there are twodance "I'llTake Romance," a story of gay In will be Thanks carried Casper Reardon, swing harpist. m last week's issue floors m Cardston now and probablydancingis encouaged as lilting laughter, light-hearted song mention of th« iriminesa. ofjtb a recreationalpass time to an extent that Complete Stock and romance In swlngtime! Divine The music includes a number of nurses at the Cardston hospita is unnecessary and of hit songs by Jimmy unwarranted, if we something else replace entertainment, with Orace Moore McHugh and was omitted due to an oversight, o had to it. Swim- -captivating Harold Adamson, with dance num- a member mingpartiesm asplendid inside,sanitary at her mad loveliness o£ the "News" staff. pool could at least and Melvyn Douglas tachlng her bers arranged by Carl Randall, a ¥ * part replace 1 m the whirl and jig of the dance. We needit. swingime's the best time for New York importation whose Relatives of Mr. and lovln. unique Mrs. Ezn Nobody will vote against it. Nearly everybody support it In the second feature hit on the chorus formations are a re- Hansen of Cardston visiting hen will BUILDING velation to by MATERIAL evening's the screen. recently helping to pay for it. Why just another dance ♥. same entertainment Pen- include: Mr. and Mrs. Jos. floor and ' rod comes Miss Faye sings three num- Watson of Los Angeles, gymnasium floor without something that will add to the at- ONE PIECE OR back In "Double Trou- hit Mr. an! ble" with the Mauch Twins, Billy bers, "You're a Sweetheart", "So Mrs. W. M. Toombs,and Mr. and tractionandusefulness of a huge buildingthat will cost no less * Love," "ScrapiiV Mrs. Meyer than $50,000.00 jimiim-dJ ONHAND! and Bobby. Trouble No. 1 is to foil, It's and the Ous or Smithfield even thoughit maybe planned at aless ex- his kidnappers In a thrilling game|Toast," with supporting members Utah, and Mr. an4Mrs. Olaf Olsei pense, its present contemplatedsize will eat up all of the Let Us Quote You Prices for that Building Job! of real-life hide-and-seek! And of the cast supporting other tune- of Mlllville, Utah.* $50,000.00 or more. This sum to Trouble No. 2 is to expose the Im- ful melodies. ¥ would include sufficient put poster * ¥ m a reasonably good sizedpool who say.s he's Pcnrod— and Lack of cars grain m addition to the rest of the maybe he is! for shipping building,and ifit is projectedand planned and is to become a On Monday andTuesday of next was admitted at a local elevatoi reality, per cent Advance week two more big features will Monday. 100 of the peoplem the community will be * Lumber Co. On Friday and Saturday of this again played on * behind the venture,otherwise Limited —" be each evening's ¥ without the pool,a smaller per- "" week Alice Faye will be starred m program. Hit No. 1 stars Larry Mr. and Mrs. Karl centage. "You're a Sweetheart," ' Williams wen with! Blake, Dick Purccll and Beryl Wai- Welling visitors Sunday. Cardston is rapidly assuming the proportions of a little g city. It is sometimesdifficult for the home folks to appreciate just the progress that is takingplace,but let us hark back two years.Two years ago we werem the throes of the world's greatest depression. Main street was rough. There was no oil. The fronts of the buildingsneeded paintingverybadly. There Business Careers Attract Many werehalf a dozen vacant stores and shops. There were per- haps 20 vacant dwellingm town.Property was being The demand graduates taken for business-trained is steadilyincreasing. New students are continuing to enroll. over for taxes. There waslots of relief and a lot was needed. The systemof individual advancement Thehomes of people makes it possible to start classes any Monday without having anything the needed paintingvery badly.The tel- tomake up. egraphservice, although efficient, was never busy. The tele- phone service was not busy with six employees, and today it ° has sevenemployees UMeB ffered include SECRETARIAL-CLERICAL, a good course for girls, SECRETARIAL- and Central almost answers withbated COUNTANCY,".£t AC- breath, there are somany waitingcalls. DICTATING MACHINES, COMPTOMETER, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION We had no new Post DERWOOD the UN Office at that time.Now wehave a beautiful buildingthat ELLIOTT-FISHER BOOKKEEPINGMACHINE COURSE; Garbutt College is the onlyBusiness would do credit to any city and which is cared for m real city Collegem the provinceteaching this course. The course includes Bookkeeping, Typewriting Bookkeeping fashion. and MISS GLADYSE. MANDLEY Machine. TEACHER-TRAINING and CORRESPONDENCECOURSES are also taught. street is Main oiled and smoothed. There are no business Canadian Professional Champion Typist houses norbusiness roomsto rentm the whole town.There is Calgary Typing Instructor, Garbutt Our freeEmployment Departmenthas assisted graduates to secure employment not a College 85 m Calgary since June business concern m town that is not painted and fixed I,I938.Garbutt College Calgary a Office, a up nicely. m also contains Model or Post-Graduate Course where actual of- There are five neon signs which decorate Main assignments are out, Street and MISS GLADYSE. MANDLEY'S fice carried giving experience that bridges the gap between the class-room and First North splendidly while two years ago there OUTSTANDING employment. office werenone .The sound of the hammer and the workman is CHAMPIONSHIP ringing RECORD m our ears while twoyears ago the town was so silent CANADIAN NOVICE CHAMPION, FOR further information write,phone or call for our beautiful illustrated prospectus. that we would Medal have welcomed the excitement of a runaway March, 1938. 79 net words per min- team. ute for 15 minutes. (Contest In Royal held Today everybody is busy and 100 imported employees York Hotel, Toronto.) WORLD NOVICE have found workm our harvest fields this fall Two years ago CHAMPION (Medal) September, 1938, 96 net words per there werenone.Today there are dozens and scores of new minute for 15 minutes. (Contest combines m the district while two years ago there were very held InRichmond, Va., U. S. A.) few if any. New homes havebeen erected m Cardston while CANADIAN AMATEUR CHAMPION, two years ago there were none.Sales of perhaps 20 dwellings (Cup) 1938.187 net words per minute for 38 have taken place within the last I8 months. Two years ago minutes. (Contest held at Canadian there werenone.The agriculturalpark hasbeen fixed up with National Exhibition, Toronto.) new chutes and corrals and pensand repairs,etc. Two years CANADIAN PROFESSIONAL CHAMPION ago it wasnot this waybut rather appearance a (Cap) had the of 1937. us words per dilapidatedcondition.Today wehave our huge reservoir and minute for 38 another water mainleadingto the town giving splendid ser- SXSSS SSSLTSLSfir"- vice.About two years ago there wa9 not a reservoir and no extra water service. New streets gravelled repaired MM. (Contest held at Canadian have been and and side- National Exhibition, Toronto.) walks repaired.The tourist camphas severalnew cabins, two yearsago there were only two. progress Miss Mandley is an experienced of- Just look back at the fice worker as well as having teaching two years has takenupon itself m the Town of Cardston, and experience In Weller Secretarial College, now let usask ourselves this question frankly, build Toronto, Ontario. Garbutt Success Business Colleges shall we Bldg.-CALGARY a CommunityHall which is simply another dance floor, or YOU WILLBE BETTER Traders' Masonic Bhck-LETHBRIDGE splendid TRAINED shall wehave a and desirable swimming pool that AT GARBUTTS "No School v Stronger Than It* Faculty. The Best is NornToo Good For Garbutt Students." couldbe used by everyone of good character,and supply for THE CARDSTON NEWS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1938

BUSINESS ANDPROFESSIONAL { THIS DISTRICT NEWS D-l-R-E-C-T-O-R-Y kOr}& LEAVITT SPRING COULEE HILL CREATURE SPRING In this column you will find — Thursday, Leavitt, Sept. 6 On Spring Coulee, Sept. 6— Funeral Hill Spring, Sept. s— listed the leadingprofessional gathering School be- August 25 a family was services for the late John Thomp- gan on Tuesday with the teaching and business firms of Card- held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. son wereheld m the Spring Coulee staff as follows: Principal, ston. When in need of pro- Cahoon, Lorrin G. E. as a farewell for church on Wednesday afternoon, Nelson; Intermediate: Athol Coop- fessional or specialized busi- their sonLeon.Those present were: withRev. Mr .Thorpe of Magrath |er, Merrill Henderson, Viola Quin- ness consult this directory. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cahoon, Mr. and Rev. Mr. Habgood of Cardston ton; PrimaryMrs. Undine Caldwell. and Mrs. Nehi Head of Cardston, m charge. The hymns "Jesus Lover George Gibb has purchased a Mrs. Jay Cahoon, of My and Case, Mr. and Mr. and Soul" "Shall We Gather new rubber-tired, threshing O*. »,_»,_■,__■. m, mi i m ■ in 4. Mrs Rex Cahoon of Trochu, Mr. at the River" were sung. Rev. Mr. machine. and Mrs. Duranze Cahoon, Grant, Thorpe read the text and offered Mrs. John Cook and daughter jDr.J.K.Mulloy,M.D.CM.| Lervae and John Alder. Ellen Ca- the invocation. K. Longsang a solo Patricia of, Raymondare visiting at j Office: Cahoon Hotel Block j hoon was the only member of the "Face to Face". Rev. Habgood de- the Olaf Olsen home. Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 | of lindameba hlstoly- family not present,she is at Louis- livered a consoling inspiring Calgary — — and Howard Oliver of was a Office 38 PHONES Res. 96 tlca (a cause of amoebic dy- ville, Kentucky as a missionary. sermon showing rewards one sentery). Just one of the the business visitor here on Wednesday. £ J baby girl was born to Mr. gets living a life such as Mr. Cardston Alberta j thousandsof danfterous or- A and m B. B. Andrus has purchased a ftunlams thatiurklnunclean Mrs. Ronald Leavitt, last week. Thompson's and telling of the last Chevrolet De Luxe Sedan. w\ r^iesenew Firestone hours he spent Thompson Dr. Dobry 1 KUBh/^ 111 Mr. and Mrs. Steve JanLsco have with Mr. came to Hill Spring on moved back to their home here af- before his death. He referred to the TuedUay and innoculated some fif- spending summer at good life Thomp- DR.J.J.DOBRY brings pain ter the Sed- clean moral Mr. ty children against whooping1 M.D., LJVI.C.C. ,don with their sheep. son had led and the good example cough. Billy Leavitt, Howard Montgom- h had set before all Fay Wood left on Monday for her IPhones:— Office 77 Res. 44 and misery ery Chester Walburger expect school at j OFFICE: ] and Mrs. M. Salmon and Rev. Mr. Glenwood Hotel Office' to attend High School at Cardston Thorpe sang a duet "Some Day the Recce Allred has employmentm J Next Door Cahoon ' Raymond. are Ray- Office Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 Keep outhouses sani- this year and Thron Leavitt will Silver Cord Wil Break." Rev Mr. Mrs. Allred m + „ 4 attend Normal at Calgary. IThorpe with a few words of con- mond visiting the C. B. Smiths. . Mrs. Theda Blackmore spent solation offered the benediction, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Merrill. and tary with Gillett's Lye Sunday Mr. Mrs. Owen 1 Edyth returned week with and after which Mrs. H. E. Kelley of home last j Phone 168 Hours 9-12 and2-6 Destroys contents Archibald. ||Calgary a life long friend and for- from a trip to Oregon. They visited J ■s|^^^H^EE^/ h^111Puta§el °f Standards ... Mr .and Mrs. William Nicols and .mer resident of Spring Coulee Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Hendrickson, j WILLIAMS banishes odors daughter Margaret, Mr. and Mrs.!the beautiful selection "The Holy former Hill Spring residnts. DR.S.O. Milton Walburger of Kimball and City." Mrs. J. F. Gibb entertained at a ! DENTIST T TNCLEAN outhouses are a E. Meyers of Cardston were Sunday Mr. Thompson was buried m the quilting bee onThursday afternoon * to family's Caidston Alberta j vJ peril your dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. local cemetry beside his daughter J. H. Newby of Lethbrldge was a health! Keep your outhouse +._.__._. ._._._._ i Walburger. who died m 1923. business visitor here on Wednes- * clean and sanitary by using Mr. and Mrs. Clair Pilling were The Pall-bearers were L. Carter, day. Pure Flake Lye regu- Bruce and J. F. made f Gillett's at Raymond on Sunday. H. Jolliffe, M. Macleod, R. S. Gibb Gibb larly. sprinklehalf a tin of a to on i DR.P. W.RICHMAN Just Jay Cahoon and Grant Cahoon Thompson, Wtai. Sevier, and H. A. business trip Lethbridge over a Tuesday. 1 DENTIST Gillett's contents once went to Raymond on Saturday and Walter. The floral tributes were week. Used full strength, it a trip to Tro- many showing Mrs. W. R. Harker has gone to Office Cahoon Block MOSTMILK9PER DOLLAR Grant Cahoonmade and beautiful the { j quickly destroys contents chu to take Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ca- high esteem m which the deceased Salt Lake City for a short visit I Telephone 42 I I ... daughter Mrs. Brad- banishes odors as it cleans. hoon back to his school. was held. The flower girls were: with her Ellis } Cardston * Alberta j and Jean McKanna, Helen ley. " Local Dealer: Gillett's Lye makes dozens of Lucille +._„ ._„_,._—«——— + and Grace Munroe, Verna Boetcher Glenn Woolf and James Fisher CENTRAL SERVICE, LTD. messy household tasks easy. BEAZER Vada Anderson and Jean Salmon. left on Thursday for Grande Prair- — Frees clogged drains...cleans C. m rie m the Peace River district Lee Manager ugly yellow stains from toilet Beazer, Sept. s—Haying5— Haying is John Thomson was born TURCOTTE,IX.B. Kirkham L. fin- m 1872, to Spring where they have accepted positions IL.S. bowls whisks dirt and grease anjd cutting of grain is m lowa and came Barrister and Solicitor ... ished the m He was one of the to teach school lthis year. ! from pots and pans. Will not swing. A of, men have Coulee 1902 full number here, Miss France Lenz of Edmonton Lethbridge— Bank of Nova Sco- harmenamel or plumbing. Keep gone away to first farmers and held exten- Bldg.—phone 4331 the harvest fields. farming ,both here is holidaying here at the home of tia Lye always handy. purchased anew sive interests Saturday Only. Ca- Gillette's GlenBroadhead m the her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cardston— from Frost and Wood binder recently. and Brant district. hoon Hotel. Phone 35 Buy a tin ( to- ty^!s^^^^ Kenzie of Nova Scotia and to the Mr. and Mrs. B. B. An/drus andI Co^MbertaPacif Mrs. week were: Mr. and Fred was Mary (deceased) familymotored toMacleod on Sat- Wright, Mr. and union born Mrs. Herbert John McKenzle, 15 years, urday. Bishop R. Donald MODERN PLUMBING Prince and M. Beazer to Charles, 12 years,Elizabeth Ann, 10 Connie and RuthFisher are stay- I j Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Installing Repairing action of the lye years and Allister Gordon 5 years. ing at the home of their grandmo- 1 and j *ft/ jHt Broadhead, Leon Wright, Mrs. at- Itself heuti the I^o 9>f Mrs. He was a faithful church worker ther Ms. A. L. Wood Wood and ! F. W.FLETT water. Xjg^>#-~".'ggl Beatrice Prince and Mrs. Zeljdon and at tending school until the closing of Kalispel the time of his death held PLUMBING AND HEATING MADE IN CANADA Wright to and Charlo the of m local their parent's Glendell Market m * f Montana; office Elder the j Cardston Alberta FREE BOOKLET— Gilletf* LyeBooklet Mr. and Mrs. Charles church. He also a keen base- Waterton. + was ._„_» Wynder to Dolan; Several young Decon, fourteen year old son of + housework easier. Write to: Standard ball fan and will be greatly missed __- Ltd., St., people to Leon Cahoon's farewell anid Mrs. D. A. Pitcher has . llrnnda Frailer Aye. & Liberty by district. Mr. Toronto, Leavitt; Wyn- all his friends m this Ont. party at Little Retta Thos coming for the been m the Cardston hospital with hospital from Brant I TONY MOUSIR der at the the Cardston funeral were: Mr .and Mrs. C. blood poison m his leg for six Dear Editor:— for a tonsil operation; Mrs. Rayi Vanderploeg, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. days and was permitted to leave I WELDING girls I OXYCETYLENE Your reporter indubitably de- Beazer and little at the Kay,S. Brunsma, Sterling,H. the hospital on Saturday. J and Sunday; Me, C. rives incalculable entertainment BroadheadRanch on Mis- Greene, Mrs. Vern Archibald and two J GENERAL BLACKSMITHING Truda, Mrs. P. Doherty, Mr. and * from compendium of excessively ses Mary Peterson and Mrs. T. McKlver, Mr. and Mrs. children of Glenwood were Sun- Alberta to Lethbridge; Mrs. D. } Cardston United We Stand extended polysylables and syllabi- Beazer J.j Steensma and Jessie, Mrs. H. E. day visitors at the Rullon Butler Beazer and son Scott to Calgary home. fications submitted for typographi- Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sha- — — — cal and occasionally m, - Banff; attending ■ «i » » representation and about 20 the present. J. F. Gibb and son Wayne made .J, .. » ■♥ and|man of Calgary were also Agriculture cannot have strength unless it presents being included among the episto- "Rosalie" picture at Cardston Mrs. Bert Parkinson accompan- a business trip to Raymond on Mrs. Eliza Ockey to Hill Spring at Saturday. YOU AREINVITED I at least a largemeasure of unity. lary documentations collected and ied her brother in-law Mr. Calvin TO TRY OUR MEALS AND columnified for the benefit of the Cooper home. of Raley Dutton, offers a me- People from other Crawford to Mon- SERVICE! The co-operative movement natural Cardstonians. m the district tana, to places were: Lorna of attend the funeral services MOUNTAIN VIEW dium for close association. Instead of incrementing Miss Jacobs Iof Mrs. Crawford, CAFE Caldwell visiting Mrs. Verda Bea-j her sister John — THEREX f this compilation by a multiplicat- 1who died last Tuesday. This is the Mt. View, September, s—Mr.5 Mr. and Cardston 6 Alberta can strengthenedby practical support. zer; of i J It be ion or repetition of somtimes or- Rex Duce and Ed. Woolf second has Mrs. Wm. Webster Sr. and Mr. Ellis I Cardston; Zemp of I sister Mrs. Parkinson thographical monstrosities and ex- Miss Ila Dolan with m two weeks. O. Webster motored to Magrath on Wynders; Elmer Wal- lost * tending the sesquipedalian com- at Mrs. Viva Donald Thompson is a patient In Wednesday. * at Lloyd Olsen's pendium of Cardston and local key of Creston hospital. on Sun- ranch; Misses June Beazer and the Cardston Mr. Paul Henderson left T. WESTON Pool Elevators news into a hodge podge, "reduc- In day j Alberta entertained morning a near Margaret from the Mrs. H. Walter for school — tiode absundum" of latinlzations Dawson home daughter and Foremost, Banff; honor of her Hazel where he will teach this j Builder Contractor as appearing from time to time, Art School at Mr. and Mrs. on Saturday evening at children of Hill son Bruce term. His parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Jobbing and Cabinet Work why not "missfire" on the King's Athol Cooper and jIa corn and marsmallow roast, held O. Henderson took him by car. Spring; the Smith Bros, of AetnaI * English and be natural? Ion the lake shore of Walter's lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Parker of Cardston Alberta No, we prefer not to drop In, bringing up their combines to work young were present. Some 20 folks Salt Lake City arrived m Mt. View ._. .-«_._- -_. + fall or pass the threshold to on the Murrel OLsen grain field. Mr. and Mrs. m morning John Hunter and on Saturday night to spenji a few — — — — verify the incalculable deductions, 1 -— - ".—.—«. m «.- Tuesday " School began baby of Macleod are visiting with 4,. u. »■ 1.— A, Forsyth as Principal days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. that English a.s "she is spoke" be- with Rex andj!Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter. Margaret Caruthers as Junior A. O. Henderson. Mrs. Henderson THE MARQUIS CAFE wilders those who use and misuse Miss Jessie Sevier is home after a few Mr. aunt. j teacher. is Parker's New! — Modern! — Clean! the same. Ockey, weeks stay at Magrath. Spring j Franchesco. The beginners are Edtfie Robinson, teacher, Merrill Henderson of Hill Beazer, Miss H. local spent end m j "The Place to Dine with WELDING the week Mt. View. Winona Wright, Merlene became ill Friday morning and was j Your Friends1" Colleen Mr. Paul Leßaron and Owen Broadhead and taken to Lethbidge where she ob- and Mrs. Wright. children of Barnwell were j Cardston Alberta Three Kinds to Choose From Fall tained medical help. Last reports two visitors last at the home of Mrs. are that she will be back to teach Leßaron's parents,Mr. and Mrs. S. on Tuesday. TRAVEL H. Earl. Mr. Leßaron Is going to Welding Cutting HARTLEY Mrs.H. Hill and daughter Gwenn Oxy-Acetylene and attend Normal at Calgary this Jacobs Hartley, September 5— A heavy who have been visiting with her Miss Beatrice BARGAINS term. at passed over here on Sunday parents Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Law re- to shower cases of encephalyomelitis eventng, lasting about 3 hours. turned to their home m Calgary on A few Miss Donna Archibalds Forge Welding Electric Welding Saturday. are still m the district but the dis- B. W. Cafldwell was taken to IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP Friday night Cutting is practically finished m ease seems to be on the wane.Ma- EASTERN Cardston for Medical from Appointments treatment. He Is very much Im- this district and threshing is com- ny horses are suffering also Phone 124 For distemper. CANADA proved at present. mencing. Several of the farmers Bring Repair Jobs to Us! Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Smith have were lucky enough to get their last rains laid fceen visiting for some time with wheat cut before the Sgt. Jakeman, who has been at SEPT.24TOOCT.B their daughters Mrs. Stanford and it down. for the past weeks " " " R. Thompson was a Calgary Blairmore few SPECIAL Fully Mrs. Rodgers. S. was m Saturday. left Sun- All Work Guaranteed Leusen- town He CHOICE OF TRAVEL Maurice Hartley, Vera visitor this week. day and Otawa ger gone people have for Toronto where 25c MEALS - and Charles Smith have Several of the local be for a He m COACHES TOUR- past he will about month. to Cardston to attend school for flu the week. to where he "Once a — IST or STANDARD winter. will return Cardston Custumer the has been permanently stationed. Always a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinman * Customer" SLEEPERS ¥ Fares slightly higher for and family visited > relatives and Miss La- MOTORS LTD. BOUNDARYJCREEK Miss Arline Smith and CARDSTON Tourist or Standard Sleepers frienjds Raymond, Magrath m and dene Rasmussen were joint-hostes- on Sunday. Boundary Creek, Sept. 3— Elva m addition to usual berth Barnwell ses Thursday night at hantiker- OF SERVCE spent days this week a OLD CHIEF Phone 162 THEPLACE charges Gales several Melvin Leavitt has purchased a chief shower held m honor to Miss _ * » * new truck with Minnie Martin. 1 V8 her Barbara Brewerton at the Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Calder returned to CAFE RETURN LIMIT 45 Frank Rodgers, Mrs. H. Sunday and home. Miss Brewerton is leaving Smith, .and Mrs. Wilford Orr home mCut Bank last City, DAYS H. Mr is staying soon for Salt Lake where she and daughter Luella were Ray- Mrs. Charles Grlfths attend the University of Utah. m addition to date of sale with Mrs. Simpson. will " mond visitors on Sunday. evening a scavenger the Centra] Service for FULLY INSURED Mr. J. Coombs and During the Sales at I # ALL CARGOES ARE STOPOVERS ALLOWED two other and Mrs. were: August include seven 1938 trucks, Mr. Joseph Shaw and daughter visiting hunt was held. Those present at Stations Winnipeg and are at H.Martins Low, eleven men from Cardston finished the were vis- The Misses Beth Ruth Ander- two new chevrolets .and East Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Salt model buyers stucco work on Melvin Leavitfs Sun- son, Jean Nelson. Joy Young,Ruth usod cars. The 1938 itors at William's Fur Ranch Ca- Bros., Cardston; L. new home last week. day. Pitcher, Mary and Jean Duce, were: Jensen vell Holland, Jean Low, Freeda Sommerfeldt, Whiskey Gap; Joe C^ooper Transport SIMILAR The first threshing done m our Mrs. entertained the Lad- # LOW FARES Harley's Martin Redford, Jensen, Newana Bietz, Kimball; Leavitt, FROM locality was on Gilbert a good crowd Reeva L. C. Card- EAST TO WEST- ies Club on Thursday, Stoddard, Atkins, ston; Lee, Cardston; Davis timothy patch on Saturday. was there. was put m Shirley and Enid W. °~ ERN CANADA A quilt hostes- Bros., (2 trucks) Hill Spring; Aug- [ Mrs. the guest of honor ond the Lethbridge: framas and almost finished Newman, Cardston; Phones: Martin served ses. ust and V. For Fares, Train Service, etc., a delicious lunch. * * Leishman, - A "hit-and-run driver cracked A. Vance and children, Mrs, Woolford. Dalfy Service Apply Agent Mrs. Henry Thompson cardston 150 Ticket the fire hydrant m front of Dave Bews and Ms. Selby and Mrs. Fid- Mr. and Mrs. - Sunday family Welling and Mrs. Lethbridge 2684 Holland's service station ler were Cardston visitors Saturday and of Cal9aty; night. was repaired by a Jenny Campbell and family of Durward Hudson of Logan - It town Utah, Calgary M5BBl crew Monday morning,but it is not Raymond visited here Sunday at is visiting here at the home Tri-Weekly Service. . , known whether the car has been Your own local paper and three the Albert Brown and S. J. Layton of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will repaired yet— or whose car It was. magazines, $3.00 for one year. homes. Hudson. THE CARDSTON NEWS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1938

i C1I TQT'Q F0R WHOLESOME FOOD V3t^0 1 AND LOWER PRICES! PricesEffective Balance of This Week MAYFAIR Bologna, ATTRACTIONS**" *** "***** per *^* *** 1 **4 * "*" *"**"**"*""*"""*"*""" ■{* > "***"*"** **" # *"**"* *"* j lb 16c Farmers and 11II11 *2* *2»*2**2**J* *J*"$" "$"*J*"J**5* *2**J**J**3*S**5»*8»"J*"J*"£* *I« *!**!*"!" *J**2**5**}**J*♥2*"J* "♥*J*"J "J* *♥"*5* *J**J* *»■* *5*"?"*2*"!"♥!"aa Bacon, per lb 35c I This Week Wednesday and Thursday Sept. 7 and 8 Jam, mixed, per tin 42c Threshermen TWO— BIG FEATURES Syrup, Rogers', per 5-lb tin 39c We are m position Hit No. 1 Grace Moore andMelvynDouglasin I Jars, Kerr wide mouth, qts. 51.69 to supply you with "I'LL TAKE ROMANCE" Jars, Kerr narrow mouth, qts. $1.39 MEATS HI Hit No 2— Penrod'sback with the Mauch Twins in Peas, No. 5, 3 tins 29c Fresh - Cured -Smoked 1 "DOUBLE TROUBLE'' Special Matinee Thursday at 4:15 p.m. Corn, Country Kist, 3 tins 29c duringThreshingTime Coffee, 3-lb tin This Week Friday and Saturday Sept. 9 and 10 89c We will be pleased to Alice Faye,GeorgeMurphy and Ken Murray in Biscuits, fancy assorted, per lb 25c make arrangements Fly Coils, per doz. 19c with you. 'You're a Sweetheart' Matches, per carton 23c CALL AND SEE US. The screen just crackles with surprises as Alice and her Soda Biscuits, wood box 39c QualityMarket, hand-picked Hollywood playmates wake up a jaded worldl Apples, Wealthies, per box Ltd. One 51.35 "More Quality - Leas Money" hit tune after another! You'll forever remember Alice Lard, 2 lbs 35c singing "You're a Sweetheart." And how she dances! Macaroni, 5-lb box FOR SALE— FIVE-KOOMED SEMl- MatineeSaturday at 3 p.m. 29c modern house, chicken coup, large Cocoa, bulk, 2 lbs shingle garage and barn.— See 22c Stanley Kearl, Phone 13. Next Week Mondayand Tuesday Sept. Pears, 12 and 13 Peaches, Prunes and Blue (rapes are on this week. Lots of Young lira's Oxfords for " BIG " Spring at A. G. Scotter's. I TWO FEATURES We reserve the right to limit quantities. BICYCLES— Both new and used, all models and sizes. Let us repair "AIR your as as DEVILS" FREE DELIVERY bike good new.See Har- and "RECKLESS LIVING" vey WolH. m the Geo. Wolff Bldg., 50, phone Cardston. — tfnM22 It wont be long now! Coining Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday,Sept. 19, 20,21 For Honest Weight Quality and Service BROAOLOOM RUGS MADE PhOllB 36 PJlOllB 36 from old carpets and clothing m Don Ameche, Alice Faye and TyronePower in "Old Chicago" any size or color at a saving of more than— half. Write for free es- a success. timate Continental Rug Co., Ltd.. ,rade decided The child- family were Sunday visitors at the Aye. GLENWOOD ren hall, 228 Bth E., Calgary, Alberta. went to the community home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lea- LOCAL andGENERAL ell Tallow, Morris Manyflngers, The were served a delicious and vitt. Book Lovers Club held the Glenwood, Sept. lunch AETNA LUMBER CO. HAS ALL IICelder Collett; separators to: Ev- first meeting s— Walter The- presented an interesting program of the current year lin is very seriously ill at Emily, Mary, Bryce and Elwood kinds of first class rough lumber Monday, Labor Day, being a ans Bradshaw, Sam Jackson; Geo. Friday Mrs. the Card- to an appreciative audlance. with Lenore McNaugh- ston hospital from complications Stringham of Lethbrldge were Sun- for sale. Will take hogs or cattle statutory holiday, the "News" staff Glbb, Melvin Jensen, Eph. Jensen, ton as hostess and Margaret The family day part pay. Mrs. after an appendicitis operation on Ernest Quinton at- visitors at the O. Stringham for See Chris. Jensen or labored as usual. Tom Berny, Jeff Bamett,, Owen Low presiding. "Joseph in Egypt" Tuesday. tended the funeral of Mrs. Quin- home. Phone R707. tfn Redford, Charles Wynder, by father, R. H. Thomas Mann was very ably re- The ton's the late Mr. Ainscough The and Wood threshing Taber water-melon are now on Jensen, Dave Waldner; combine; viewed by Primary Association under Qulnton WANTED— TRUCKING OF 1 Mrs. Julia Asplund. at Cardston on Wednesday. oufits startd Saturday but EVERY sale at local stores, probably the R. D. Smith; tractors to: the direction of Mis. Albert Beaves. work kind. See Lloyd Oregson or phone Wm. Sim- Members present included Mes- supt.,held a Mr. and Mrs. Seigfried Uibel are stopped on account of the rain first time that Alberta water-mel- pson, Elden Leavitt; and used cars dames Annie festival here Tuesday. 38, Cardston. tfn— Al6 on have Rasmussen, Lucille The sound of every- moved to Mountain View on Sunday been available here In and trucks to: R. E. Sherwood, Pilling, Rhoda Hansen, drums called Wed- large quantities. Olsen, Nelson, Lottie one out to see a remarkable nesday, where Mr. Uibell is talcing Myron Lay com- TO RENT:— THREE ROOMS— Frank E. E. J. H. Brewerton, Gladys Laidlaw, Julia child- ton commence^ ** Foggan, Lloyd Gregson, renparade, led by Mrs. Beaves, over the management of George bining Saturday, with a 40 bushel See Mrs. N. 8. Forsyth. | Claude Asplund, Grace Peterson, Lucille the Sales at the Cardston Motors j Taylor, and Jimmy Card, centre of attraction being the Earl's garage. Mr. ULbell has foeen per acre average yield. for j Gladstone. Norma Peterson and Miss float EXCHANGE THE FURNITURE, August include new trucks and | ** special bearing little Miss Joan Bennlon, employed at the President E. J. I Norma Smith, wlh guests etc..that you are not using cars to. Sam Carson, J. A. T. W. Duce of Everett, Wash., Is Including the Primary Queen, followed by Wood farm for the past seven years for Johan- j Mrs. J. J. Dobry, Mrs. THRESHERMEN!— LET US SUP- something that will be of greater sen, Melvln Leavitt, Mathew Lea- Ispending a week here looking after Spencer costumed pioneers with small cov- and he and his family will be Cahoon, Mrs. Harrison ply you with fresh, cured and service to you. If you any- vltt, Axel Morgensen, Walter Ibusiness Interests. ered wagons and hand Cos- greatly missed by their friends have Quin-; Manders arid Miss Wyora Scovllle. carts. smoked meats for your threshinn thing to sell bring it In, if It needs ton, Paul Bletz, Sam and Bert ** tumes, paper caps, decorated doll here. operations. pleased | We will be to repairing we'll attend to that.— The Stuart, Paul Matson, Phil Baker, crew of men carriages, cowboys, Shetland pon- Mrs. Ernest Cook has been ill arrangements you. A six and a mixer Frank L. Layton of Kaysville, make with See Market. Matteotti Bros., Harold Blackmore are busy pouring ies, decorated bicycles and a clown at her home for several days. us Quality Market, cement for H. M. Utah, is a visitor at the home of at once.— Phone Ernest Alblston, Parley Leavitt, Ce-|I new all added their bit to make the pa- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maradenand 74, Cardston. FOR SALE— 3 WAGONS AND Jackson's home. his brother S. J. Layton. racks;1 wagon and 150 bushel grain tank; 1 10-foot cultivator and 112-foot cultivator, both with power lift and tractor ready to go into the field.— Apply N. Jolllffe. Spring Coulee, Phone R603, Ma- Prepare grath. 1939 Plymouth Now GOLD' WATCH PICKED UP ON highway. Owner can obtain same by calling at the News Of/Ice and So Beautiful You Wont BelieveIt's a Low-Priced paying for this advt. Car! For Winter Milking New Beauty New Styling Longer WANTED TO BOARD AND ROOM, ... Distinctive .. . Wheelbase...New Perfected Re- four High School students. See Mrs. mote Control Gear Shifting New Amola Carroll Palmer. ... Steel Ceil SpringIndependent Front Wheel Suspension...True-Steady Steering...These areBut aFew of Many AndHigher Butterfat Prices FOR SALE CHEAP: 1GOOD BEA- Great Improve- tty Engine Drive Washer. Write P. ments in Plymouth for 1939! O. Box 111 Cards ton, Seldom have prospects been brighter for FOR — G ,EW L,NES ,939 the dairy farmers m this district. With feed so SALE SMALL HEATER "vJ^S, T OF The Plymouth, will thrill you stove. Apply to News Office, Phone PLYMOUTH MOTOR5f& £ CARS make with beauty, plentiful every farmer should preparenowto 4, their surprise and delight Cardston their bow for 1939— PLYMOUTH CUS- you with amazing arrange for the regular cream cheque to their smooth ride and bolster BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO TOM...PLYMOUTHDE LUXE and their true-steady steeringover roughroads the financial income during the long winter school boys or girls— Mrs. D. L. PLYMOUTH ROADK1NG! or in high winds. gear-shift Stoddard. The lever in weeks.It is anopportunity to make the maxi- r? t'ie and ,a ,,uw » .." ni a .,Custom, "DeLuxe., '""^models is now r-or ten consecutive years PlymouthJ C( c mum out of mixedfarming LOST— FOUNTAIN j ". i f oft the tloor and ' steering" ' which,after all, is GENTLEMAN'S" i if . t car, [t . on the B column. pen, dark green Parker, visible ink has proveditself to be a fine offering i clear,i , , the real basis of pusperity for this area. fk= k:„Uc,f „"„;Ul j ii £ j ii l leaving a unobstructed front com- supply. Dimly engraved, Long the highest possible ., _*_ » K. C. dollar-for-dollar val- partment rloor.n Finder leave at News office. Re- ue. When the wheat crop is harvested and ward. Each new Plymouth model The beautiful new instrument panel dairy regular FOR SALE— ONE has been — sold the farmer still has his and USED RANGE a better car than the model of thj previ- j138 a new safety-signal speedometer an steady income.He takes advantage of the op- fully repaired, for only $25.00 innovation amongsafe driving aids, Coombs Hardware. ous year. Refinements and advancements portunityafforded by the facilities of the Card- have been progressively added to a fine ~. _,. , , BUY MCLARY'S ROYAL JUBILEE gfeat P,ymoUth en^ine has new ston Creameryand its $20,000 plant, which, Ranges basic Chrysler Engineering design. " NOW! Price reduced from , .m . torq"e 86 p. performance ,,, , , 8" h. with through good timesandhard times,has been $111.50 to $95.00. See them at . . Plymouth has enjoyed the great re- _„,„ __„_„^„ :., ii i .,... J new economy. tu«w>Ihere is a » one the mainstays of this community. Coombs Hardware. sources, £facilities \ i r .i new all-silent, and research of the . transmission,. . FOR SALE— ONE 21-INCH STEEL Chrysler Engineering Institute. Plymouth «ut°mesh new amola steel independent The present bountiful feed supply will Massey-Harrls thresher. Rebuilt— is engineeredand built by Chrysler. Over front spring suspension of from stem to stem. A real buy. proven excellence, pay big dividends to the farmer pays pro- twenty of the features to be found in the who George. Wolff. Phone 50, Cardston. Chrysler per attention to his dairyherd, barns, * * great Cars are also to be foundin '_, and the Plymouthcars. hat IS a" tnat w>" oe required to other lines of agicultureclocelyassociated with prove to you again Plymouth a j wnw; i inin #-l i r>i " that once,. dairying. And NOW for 1939 Chrysler-Ply- j .u , , . , .,. , „ . .i r- i ■ leads the lowest-priced held in mouth-rargo Dealersn are offeringcc »lthe , y dollar-for- most beautiful, advanced, most do,lar vaIue ,n al' round satifsactory per- Prepare reap most . now to the winterharvest N. L. Head comprehensive Plymouths formance and outstanding economy. high range of in See of butterfat prices. now about Installing that all PlymouthHistory. and a Plymouth away! parpose DRIVE 1939 right Plymouth Custom, PlymouthDe Luxe "Support the Industry that Supports the District" Wind Electric Plant and Plymouth Road King for 1939 only .§sc a month operation costs, fully guaranteed.— The Cardston Creamery BOX 124 CARDSTON Service Garage S. W. LOW, Mgr. Frienito will be pleased to hear Phone 79 that J. 8. Smith is recovering from "Jake" Neubauer Phone 141 "Bob" Shaw his Illness.