ifiiMIIIE REPAIRS Bargains OnUMdTires ForJuneßridesWonderful satectisn, of Tires Exchanged engagement and wedding Let us Repair your Flats rings at prices that csanot I, TIREDEPOT— be compared anywere. g Nelson Cardston Cardston Car*U» The News LANG Carl G.T. CARDSTON, THE TEMPLE CITY OF CANADA ||OL XLI,No. 32 CARDSTON, ALBERTA, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1940 SubscriptionPrice, $2.00 Per Year Canadian Amateur Boxing Sessions of Championships Priesthood of 1940 Feature At Conference Priesthood sessions of the Event For Cardston This Year conference held Sunday morning at nine and 10:30 were well at- The 1940 amateur Boxing champions for Can- teded. At the 9 o'clock meeting ada will gain their recognitionthroughout the Dominion MEDALS FOR TOURNAMENT Sunday morning President J.S. onSaturdaynight of this week when the finals take place ON DISPLAY AT NEWS OFFICE Smith told of the outstanding mCardston. The TempleCity of Canada hasjbeen chosen As you pass the windowof The achievements of the Aaronlc Association, News pause a moment to cast priesthood quorums of the Alber- this year by the Canadian Amateur Boxing your eyes on $150-worth of gold ta stake and the objectives and for this annual National event. silver and bronze medals. These progress of the program for 1940. The three nights,. Thursday, medals are tobe presented tothe Mr. Smithis the Stake chairman Friday and Saturday will seeac- fighters at the banquet to be of the Aaronlcpriesthood. tion m the ring thal^ will long be held Saturday night m the Card An eight-minute address on remembered by those who at- House. "What winning the standard tend. Indications, according to There are eight gold medals, quorum award has meant toour the advance sale of tickets, show eight silver medals and six bronz quorum" was givenby Naria Ul- keen Interest m this year's medals. These medals are all bel. Special musical numbers tournament from allparts of the beautifully engraved with "Can- were rendered by Walter Van Dominion and the bordering dian Amateur BoxingChampion- Moorlehem and Melvin Pitcher. statesof the U.S.A. However,itis ship" clearly written on them. Bishop Wlrthlin made a few re- pointed out that the auditorium The winners of these will marks. has been arranged to create truly have somethingtobeproud At the meeting held at 10:30, plenty of, seats, and any who of and toremember Cardston by. an address on,"The Calling of a feel they may have to stand are Teacher According to the Revel- assured otherwise. SWIMMING POOL ations," was given by Arthur C. B. Cheesman, secretary- Excavation on the new swim- Bates. The topic "The Purpose treasurer of the Cardston Ath- ming pool m Cardston is expec- and Meaning of the Sacrament" letic Association, Is m charge of ted tobe finished tomorrow.The was dealth with by Grant Smith. arrangements which have been new pool is located m the west An outline of the objectives and under way for a considerable end of the tourist park and will operation of the Aaronlc Priest- time. Up to press time there has be 32 feet by 82 feet and wllhave hood extension plan was dealt been approximately twenty par- a depth of 9feet at the deep end. Two members of the Grandview Athletic dub, Vancouver, B. € who will take part In the Can- with by Wilfred Hansen. K. L. ticipants registered pool BoxingChampionships here this week. Left, Henry Divine,1949 B. C. Champion m the 126-I*. Lee told of, the progress of mis- with Mr. C. B. CIIEESMAN The total cost of the will adian year. Cheesman, final be $2,000 $3,000. class. He wDI attempt to retain the Canadian title he won hi Montreal hut Right, Norman sionary workamong adultAaron, and are m Sec.-Treas. of the Cardston Ath- between and It Dawson, middleweight champion was a of the Canadian Empire gym Association. "Cheese", as he being by DeLynn 194* of B. C. He member British ie Priesthood members. Testi- training at the under the letic is constructed team to vliM Australia several yean. guidance of.their respectiveman- is called by his friends, is m Allred, a former Cardston young monies of an adult Aaronlc charge of arrangements for the priesthood member was given by agers. Canadian Amateur BoxingCham, man. The referees will be Rulon pionships,being heldm Cardston The Blue Bird class of the Prank Olsen. Lcavltt of Olenwood and Tun- this year. Cardston First Ward entertained Bishop WlrthUn was the final nyLust of Medicine Hat. Judges: their mothers at the home of speaker. Special musical num- Jensen, renderedby Kay Bob Stephen, Fred Hicken, Ft. L. Frlzzell, Lacombe, Alberta Officers Elected their teacher,Mrs.Hattle News Will Publish bers were Oreen 1940 Douglas Lacombe, all of Calgary; George Champion; Eddie Troll, Britan- onTuesday,May 14th .presenting Keith Wood and Leavitt. Pauling. Medicine Hat; W. J. Beach, Champion; a very nice program, consisting Copies At the Sunday evening meet- nia 1940 B. C. AtMeeting Of 1800 ing conference, Bishop McLean, 8.A., Red Deer; Frank Nino Barichello, North Vancou- of stories, songs and musical of the work, very Wlrthlin of the presiding Bishop- Hewer, Lethbridge; Dahl Cald- ver,B. C; Alex Boguski, Leth- numbers. After a well, Lyle Holland, of Cardston. McKenna, CardstonGolfClub dainty luncheon wasserved.One Next Week ric of the L.D.B. church testified bridge, Alberta; Bill the divinity of the Prophet The bouts will start each night Lethbridge, (Novice) At a general meeting held of the main features of the af- to 1940Alberta judging ,_. Joseph at 8 p.m. sharp. There will be 15 Champion; _ Tommy Campbell, Thursday, May 16, Frank Al- ternoon was to4 of their TheNews willagainpublishacoverageedition Smith. He traced the president activity The first prize life of two eminent bouts on Thursday and Friday Lethbridge, Alberta; Bill Loftus, drlge was elected of Twoks. next issue, May 28th, when 1800 copies wilt be Christian and 13 the final night. the club tosucceed John Dewar. was won by Francis Meyer with printed. Much has been created among leaders, Martin Luther and Jos- Lestock, 1940 Saskatchewan Shirley Card interest eph Smith, tracing their life Although complete regstration Champion. Lloyd Cahoon was elected to the Fay Jensen and and menby our efforts vice-president girls of the class areogngo merchants business last history. He said that Martin had not been received by Mr. (Open) — Bob office of 2nd and The time, 128 POUNDS Sabey as tying second. The girls of week and wetrust we will receive similar encour- Luther had beenanexceptional- Cheesman up to press the Vancouver; Tony Frank waselected head for Thompson, tournament committee. this class are Thelma Sheffield agement. (Continued on page five) following names appear who are Roberts, Winnipeg, Mani- of the 1940 got away and Francis Myers, Pay Jensen, A copy of The News will be mailed to every taking part: Champion; Danny McCar- The new executive to — toba a flying by purchasing the Arlene Godfrey, Rae Marie Brad- town HEAVYWEIGHT Bob Prim- Alberta; Talsto start home m the of Cardston and surrounding thy, Edmonton, building formerly the shaw, Marjorle Ackroyd, Shirley rose, High River, 1940 Alberta Rantala, Vancouver, C;Henry which was district. Aninvitation is extended to advertisers to B. Stop Service Station. The Card, Helen Lo,w, Jeanne Oreg- Champion; Jack Patterson, Vie-, Vancouver, B. C, Nation- Short make sure they areincluded m this coverageissue. \ Divine, building will be moved to the son and Larrine Shaw, Pearl torla, 1940 B. C. Champion who al Champion. Norma and We trust we willreceive co-operationbyhaving the Canada, — course this week.Golfers and all Brunsdaye, Palmer is considered the best m (Open) Hugh copy for yourad,mearly aspossible. Gerald 118 POUNDS citizens should be very proud to Enid Lee. amateur or professional; Sloan, Cardston, 1940 Alberta Berthlaume, Montreal, have such a nuce building for a 1940 Champion; Mickey Rogan, North Quebec Champion. I club house. — IVancouver, B. C; Sid Emery, There was quite a hotly con 175 POUNDS, (Open) Dick'!Lethbridge, Alberta; Bud Walsh, challenge AGRICULTURAL REPORT No.1 Meadow Sas- tested .battle for the Perlltz, Lake, 1940 Vancouver, B. C. cup the other night. The Secre katchewan Champion; Pa-, ' John i 112 POUNDS (Open) —Ja k tary took on four at a time, b. GENERAL: The sowing season] On the whole, farmers are hara, Lethbridge, I 1940 Alberts Turner, Britannia Beach, B. C; was to detend It surest is one of the latest and;,generally optimistic Champion; Dunn, unable of 1940 concerning Alan North,Tado Kato, North Vancouver, fully powerful en of recent years.Following Vancouver, Champion;' before the wettest (crop prospects, despite thelate- 1940 B.C. C; Grant Bates, Cardston, slought Dr,Yoachim, na" winter withlittle snow In, JohnRobs, B. of whe a mild |ness ofthe spring. Sudbury, Ontario. Alberta. tured the trophy with a 3:. most districts and a nearbreak-1 (Open) — FIELDCROPS: Wheat seeding ■ 180 POUNDS Alfred (Novice)— John-, thenDenver Low v/on the down about March 15th, heavy!I Edmonton, 160 POUNDS Since varies from none toabout 60 pp" Jenlten, 1940 Alberta Wilkinson, Alix, Alberta. cup challenges are to 1 falls of, snow occurred through- Champion; Stan Glover, North ny and cent, completed, with the average (Novice , made to the Secretary. out the rest of that month and Vancouver; Rennle, I- 147 POUNDS Welter- for the province about 25 per Scotty Xl — our new care well Into April. Wet weather hasi Ontario; weight) Larry Leavitt, Card-] Donald Steed is cent, at this date. Reports chener Buster Murdoch. to colloc- continued to date, retarding from Lethbridge, Alberta; Ralph Clark, ston, Alberta; Creston Orr, Cal- taker. He is authorized southern districts indicateacon- Reg. Slddon, Alix, green anyone who can- .spring work to such an extent Vancouver, B. C;Norman Daw- gary, Alberta; fees from siderable increase m acreage in- Alberta; Peterson, Leth- not produce amembership ticket Ithat not more than 25 per cent. lACK TURNER Bert acreage tended for wheat, while In the bridge, The grasshas been mowed on CLARK jof the wheat of the Of Britannia Beach, 8.C., It Alberta. — RALPH 'province sown at this time. central and northern districts wh» 126 POUNDS (Novice) Tony the fairwaysand the courseis m Of Vancouver, 8.C., seeklnf re- j Is the late spring andanIncreasing taking part In the IU-I» epea Lethbridge, Alberta; excllent condition; so if you as■Dominion Champ- Precipitation since April Ist, class of the IN* Canadian Boguski, year, cognition demand for feed will tend to Richard Dow, Shaughnessy, Al- haven't been up this it's ion m the lfi«-» claw "» «» 1940, at six different points In lower the acreagesownto wheat. Boxing Champfenahtpa this berta. time to dust off your trone and Amateur Basing the province is just about double week. *, , little pill. Canadian the normal,precipitation figure, A few days ago the Dominion 100 POUNDS (Junior)— Harold chase the Championships. Bureau of Statistics estimated Jamison, Alberta; Ar- Frank Sabey has plans for a and Inmost of the province this Raymond, that for the province as a whole thur McKay, North Vancouver, tournament right away,fdr June year's precipitation is far above Now, championship flight WOYTKIW TRANSFERS period a 3 per cent increase m wheat making good B.C.j JimmyCarrington, Calgary 2. you LOW that for the same m 1939. Pastures are we SEAT TO SOLON excellent acreage would occur In1940. growth,but weather would Alberta; Don Aldrich, Creston, fellows get m shape because Low, who was All districts report warm foreigners walklnk The Hon. Solon conditions, re- Oats andoarley havenot been where grain was scarce this B. C. — don't want the Warner consttu- moisture while defeatedIn satisfactory sown to any appreciable extent. spring. In few in- 90 POUNDS (Junior) Doug. off with our tournament prizes. Walker, has been serves appear at all a areasreports have enjoyedhear- uency by J. H. points except along Inareas wheremoisture is usual- dicate that the condition of live Allen, Raymond, Alberta. — You would the house by!i the north 80 POUNDS (Junior) K. ing Dave Peterson and John given ft seat In | border of the province. ly adequate for good crops, there stock Is only fair but this con- George Woytkiw handed his res- eastern Burnham, Cardston, Alberta: Dewar attempting-to get around Seeding wheat was begun is a tendency towards an increase dition will soon be remedied by resignation Premiere Aberhatt of Lafferty, Raymond, Alberta. "Paying Off" on number 9 the to May south, but m the acreage seeded to these new pastures. EDDIE TROLL Bob Secretary Man- about Ist In the Beach, 8.C., boxing Calvert, Abbotsford, B.C. other night, wouldn't they, Mr. and Provincial showery interfered grains,principally totake care of production Of Britannia Gordon today. weather has DAIRYING: Milk Is pounds open Cardston is an Mayor.? ning operations an the larger requirements needed rising pasture at ISS In the clam Rex Aldrlch of expected steps will be with tosuch extent as conditions im- Boxing Aldrich, Creston, It.is that per cent, for the feeding of the increasing "f the Canadian Amateur uncle oE Don Immediately to nominate that not over40 of the prove. Inmostdistricts thesitua- Championships, for a Dominion O, who is taking part m the taken seeding complete southern swine population. Estimates is- as B. LONG VIEW to contest the vacancy Is m tion Is described normal with 100-tl>. (Junior) Class. THE Mr. Low west-central sued by the Dominion Bureau of tendency dairy title. The Publisher of one of On- by resignation. Oppos- Alberta. In the a to increase caused the part province, seeding Statistics last week show increas- production as arising tario's leadingweekly newspapers parties notcommented of the has market for ' ition have hardly begun, while the east- es of 5 to8 per cent respectively dairy products appears likely. son, Vancouver, C; Mike FESTIVAL WINNERS relates thatonerecent afternoon yet on whether they would nom- m B. ern section wheat Is from 10 to for oats and barley. There is a brisk demand for Montreal, Quebec; Students from Cardston and when he was worrying about the allow the provincial O'Sullivan, inate or cent, completed. In the Pastures bothnativeand culti- dairy and calves of the Bourdon, Creston, district winning the Alberta state of the world m general and an acclamation. 30 per cows Bill B. C. m treasurer more northerly districts, seeding vated are reported good con- dairy breed. (Open) — Frank festival, held Leth- the state of his own business m election date has been set m 147 POUNDS musical m The are bridge particular, an old subscriber varies from none to 30 per cent. dition and making rapid POULTRY: Conditions m the Petroskl, Reglna, Saskatchewan,! last week are: Division 1 for June 7. growth. 1939 National Champion; Walter Boys solo, Benny Laidlaw, first; came to call. The latter was a In the Peace River district about. Warm weather would be poultry Industry have undergone , cent, of thewheatis beneficial for the development of Thurn, Laura, Saskatchewan; Division 1, Girls solo, Cnonie man m his latesixties,apparent- Miss Maty Hughs, L.R.S.M.. 60 per sown. no radical change since last fall. Coutts, Leishman, third; 5, ly vigor A.T.C.M., winner of the cup do- Practically no coarse grains havei pastures. No increase or decrease m num- Dave Lethbridge, 1940 Grade elo- m thebest of healthand date, Alberta Champion; Harold Dup- cution, Lois Nelson, second; but evidentlythe trendof events nated by the Calgary Women'si been seeded at this LIVE STOCK: All live stock Is bers is apparent at this time. en, Lethbridge, Alberta; Ralph 2, girls solo, Gladys the weather or both were Musical club for the open pianoi Fall rye and wheat, crops of reported to have wintered well Price of eggs is about average Division or 1 Thompson, Black Diamond, Al- Wolff, first; Division 3, Girls preying on his spirits. After a class,also winnerof the Concertoi minor importance m certain-i despite a somewhat long al- andproduction is steady Dorthis berta; Jerry Pollseno, Montreal, solo,Shirley Kearl second; Grade little gloomy talk he announced and Bach classes In the recent1 districts In the south have wint- though mild winter. Losses on season of the year.No reports Festival, rapid 1940 Quebec Champion; Bill 12 elocution, Aubrey Roe, first; the purpose of his visit which Provincial was thei ered well and are making I the southern ranges have been of poultry diseases or other Dicko, Port William, Ontario.— duet under 13, Shirley Card an
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CANADA PRIESTHOOD OUTING The German thrust into Hol- 2 ROOM COTTAGE and nice, large lot for Sale— land, Belgium and northern IS HELD SATURDAY A cele- at Reasonable Prices and Terms France is the initial phase of tri-stake Restoration totalitarian warfare. Once againi bration was held Saturday m Enquire helpless humanityis fleeing be- Magrath. A large number of the fUFUDAIFTPI"BUI fore the scourge of the Hun. As1 local members of the Aaronlc refugees 1 1 imp 1914, with their small vi^wiin1 m — Priesthood of the L.D.S. church belongings ynij treasured all that[ attended the outing andreturned CardstonInvestment Co.Ltd. they can calvage — from theironce repaid CARD, homes,' home feeling highly for J. Y. President BSTABUSHED 1910 happy and peaceful AND INSURANCE PEOPLE" France,' their efforts. "THE REAL ESTATE trudge westward toward various Britain Committees m charge of We Handle Every Line of Insurance Phones 82 and 161 andnorthward tosail for phases of the outing were: and newhomes. But unlike 1914, Agent* C. P. R. sad Bay Lands ' site or location, William Redd today, they throw themselves barbecue, by and Charles Matkin; Into ditches the roadside Harris, Jay Cahoon, Lloyd whenever planes fly low T. W. German Cahoon, W. L. Smith, Albeit overhead and chattering ma- McClungsare repainting the SEE THE WINDOW DISPLY Cahoon and Fred Piepgrass; fin- Royal Bankm Cardston. you m town drop chine guns mthe hands of sadis- ance, Ursenbach, When are and President O. W. * around and see the mammoth tic air gunners send death J. F. Salmon, Lee; to this is and Kirkham being repaint- display of silverware the win- agony down them. For sports, James Walker, The Rex Cafe Is m Harold There are total warandbrings annihilation Harris, Moorlehem; ed as is the Old Chief Cafe. dow of "The News". living thing path Walter Van * some seventy-two to every m the Ursenbach, P. cups and med- reality, program, O. W. J. of the Nazi hordes.In it Smith; Summer games are rapidly als which will be awarded at the is the slaugh- Salmond and J. S. audi- annual Track & Field meet to be is mass murder. It bility, Woslyng and H. coming to the fore. Tennis en- challenge John S. held this Friday. The ter of innocents. Itis a Nelson; photographers, thusiasts have been playing for here total Truck leadst introducing thenew Dubl«Duti I President Is AGAINChevrolet — ... — to civilization which must be T. G. Wood and Frank Taylor. well over two weeks, andbaseball cost of the silverware around **" Package Delivery on the truck-built '/z-Ton Chassis with ■ taken up by every free thinking $150.00. The money for these tro- ft.) The afternoon was spent In talk is beginning to hum. muchgreaterload capacity (increased to about300 cv. than con- ■ citizen who believes m God and " phies Is supplied by the Cardston eating, sports. trucks ef the same wheelbase. Its new body provides for I right living. program and The Athletic Association and the ventional lunch was on the Miss Beth Sheffield's school greatercaseof loading and unloading. Itis theidealmodel formaxi- ■ challenge of the Nazis the first item teachers of Mary's sub- The day's program. Two grain-fed class, grade two, entertained the the St. mumefficiency andeconomym house-to-housedelivery or multiple* I cannot be met with kind words steers were furnished by the mothers of the students last local of the A.T.A. atop route- service. Comem... letus tellyou allaboutit. I nor pious hopes. He scorns both They Besides these cupa In the win church and each individual was Thursday afternoon. enter- cups the words and the utterers of required gym dow there areten annual to according to to furnish the remain- tained them m the school them. Kindness the of and later treated them to ice be competed for by boys under 19 German Nietzche whose philoso- der his lunch. years. prize such us one of The item was program A phy Hitler puts intopractice is a next the cream. training competing under Bishop and for. sign teaches the direction of certainly Service, of weakness. He PresidingBishop- these is worth while Central Ltd. that the world .belongs to the Wirthlin of the Spring work is progressing ric of the church. This program — — man who is ruthless and strong nicely this district. The farm- X.L.LEE Managw. Phone110 lasted an hour with the theme m enough take it. There is only ers were LONE RANGER WINNERS to "Honoring Songs both glad and sorry to one thing the German Nazi un- the Priesthood. estorm Sunday The final winners In the Lone were led by Bridge see th last for derstands and respects and that Orson of Ma- they wanted, to planting Ranger essay contest which was grath. was played by finish is superior force, greater A selection grain yet sponsored by thelocal merchants the Lesser their and wanted the ruthlesness, savagery. We the Barnwell Priesthood Seeding were officially announced last sheer band under the direction of moisture. is about75 per who areat warwithNazism must cent done m the Cardston dis- week by officials here. Much Newspaper Display Advertising Is Read By Everyone a principal James Mercer. A five-minute ad- keen competition had been re- learn this is first if was given trict. we are to survive. If we fall to dress by Ivan Harris ceived it was announced, with grasp we endanger of Taber on the topic, "How the the final results as follows: Merle this fact our-!book of Mormon and selves andprolong the slaughter. , the Aaron- The Cardston Golf Club last Oodlonton of SpringCoulee, first Canada is at war with Hitler- lc Priesthood are associated with week purchased the building for- Donna Dewar of Cardston, sec- j History". Canadians,by the grace Church This was fol- merly occupied by the Short Stop ond; Darylas Cook of,Olenwood, ism. We ! by an of God, the Atlantic Ocean, and lowed Instrumental duet by Service people. They will move it Anna Mac Wynder of Beazer; Navy, have the McMullin Brothers of Ray- to the golf links immediately, Eileen Small Face of St. Mary's the British not had ' of, our homes destroyed, our famil- 'mond. Richard Low Cardston seceretary Dennis Burt announ- School and Gwendolyn Caldwell lea dls-membered as the people of was the second speaker speaking ced. A club house is one thing of Cardston were third place Poland, of Norway, of Holland, five minutes on the topic, "The that the local club has needed winners. and of Belgium have had. We place of Martin Harris m Church for some time and Is an asset to History."j played have spared A selection was the club. been those horrors. by CROP REPORT Life,love and pursuit hap- the Barnwell Band which was the of by OTTAWA — piness la ours. followed a five-minute talk A surprise birthday party There will be an still But we are by Cardston, was per comlacent, too complac- Stuart Hatch of given increase of six cent. In the too far m honor of Mrs. Forest area spring ent, tar too easy going for ana- on "Oliver Cowdry as a special Wood Wednesday evening by her of wheat m Canaan witness for Joseph Smith". Other if-farmers' intentions arecarried tion at war.ANazi flag is flaunt- friends on the occasion of her out, faces, over a addresses were given by Presi- birthday. large beautifully It was reported recently by ed Inour waves Wood, A and town hall. We dismiss the affair dent T. O. President A. E. decorated three-tier birthday the Dominion Bureau of Statis- as a AlbertaNazis regardit Palmer andPresident E. J. Wood. cake was enjoyed by all present. tics. The total wheat area In Joke. A piano at a triumphand our action a accordlan solo wasren- Mrs. Wood was presented n Canada Is given as 28,245,900 as by with sign of decadence. They know dered LeVae Cahoon of Card- beautiful by acres tor 1040. This Is approxi- ston; set of laced doilies mately V/i full well had a Union Jack been an Instrumental trio by the friends present. Those pres- million acres more flown from a public building McMullin Brothers and Shirley ent were Mrs. Rex Aldrich, thanlast year.The report stated m King Raymond.Bishop Mrs. only Germany every Britisher m the of Wirth- Heber Jensen, Mrs.Henry Atkins, 18 per cent of the spring district would havebeenrounded lin was the final speaker and Mrs. Poyal wheat area m the prairie prov- prayer was Smith, Mrs. Roy up by the Nazi storm troopers rendered by Grant Lelshman, Stutz, D. inces had been planted up to Mrs.Leo Mrs. April and probably one m every ten Jensen of Cardston. A. Allred, Mrs. Percy Oregson, 30. At that date last year a camp The remainder of the day was Bennett, 42 per cent of the seeding was sent to concentration for spent sports Mrs. William Miss Irene brutal beatings or else shot. But m under theleader- Roberts, Hendry, completed. ■* ship of Bishop Walker. Miss Rozella we areeasy goingpeople extend Mrs. Oareau, Mrs. Robert Shaw, sanctuary tothese traitors the of Mrs. L. McNaughton, Mrs. Laur- SCHOOL ZONE SIGNS our law which saysbetter ten ance Newton, Mrs. Roy Nielson, The town guilty go NEWS FROM HOME have erected the men free than one in- and Mrs. Lula Snow. first of threemuch nocent manbe wronglypunished. needed school SOMETIMES DISAPPEAR !!! Members of the Canadian zone signs near the May the day never come when we Ac- Cardston tive Service Force who are In With a good run of favorable schools. Thesesigns arelarge and might have topay withour lives training m England, will be easily wenow ex- kept seeding weather during the past seen. Constable Holley of TJITLER ANDSTALINare teachingus thatit isdangerous to for the sacred Justice m touch with whatis happening week, the local police, potential Quislings. spring workhas been going m a letter to 8. a Noone tend to That "back home" through a special H. Nelson requested be small country. Canadian provincemight long is rapidly.Early sown wheatIs well the fullest day will not come If Canada weekly news broadcast which support of keeping be able tostand alone. Together we Canada, a name ofpride now to the dangers up above the ground,and every- the school In are awakened will start on May 13th. The news thing points these signs In good condition. He that beset her. Itis imparitive — to an excellent crop and somesecuritym worldaffairs. bulletin which will include year.Moisture conditions all over asked that th* older boys use that Canada does waken.A lais- highlights of Canadian news their Influenceamong young- dangerous southern Alberta are much bet- the ses-falre policy, as it from all parts of the er and less thoughtful ones, Much of our economic strength lies m our wide variety of trebly Dominion- ter than they have been for a In- la when *t peace. Is dan- is being prepared by the Can protecthig and prolonging the A country, we arc also gerous when at war. Wake up! number of years,but due to the industries. powerful agricultural strong — adian Press and will be cabled late wet spring, crops are several the life of thesesign*. The town Canada. Hanna Herald. to gone m ourmanufactures,forest productsand metal. each week the Overseas Unit weeks behind the average year. has toconsiderable expence of the Canadian Broadcasting m erecting these signs and it is GRAVE DANGER Corporation which is operating the dutyof the people tosee that Textile manufacturing is part of this variety of effort. It TORONTO— UnIessGermanyis m England. By this arrangement POLICE COURT they arepreserved. employs 21% of all Canadian industrial workers and provides kept busy InEurope and finally the Canadian boys overseas will' A local Oarage employee was defeated, Sir John Paddister, hear the latest news from home]',fined one dollar and costs In 13% of the country's net industrial production. of, DAYLIGHT SAVING vice-chairman Newfoundland's including sports developments, Ipolice court Friday for drlylng Inmany parts commission, of. Canada day- governing thinks given by a Canadian announcer an unregistered car. light saving Is now Ineffect The that there Is grave danger that who will broadcast through the One Juvenile appeared before clocks have been pushed ahead might Hitler strike at Newfound- facilities of the British Broad- Magistrate H. O. Jenaen m an hour m order that the people land as a stepping stone toCan- casting CorporationeachMonday Juvenile Court Monday, May 21), will enjoy an additional sixty Ada. He added that every pos- evening. The huts at Aldershot charged with defacing a Police! minutes ofdaylight.This scheme DOMINION TEXTILE COMPANY LIMITED sible defence caution had been Camp m which the First Division stop sign. A penalty was Imposed has beenm effect eversince the (MAKERS OP GRAIN BAGS AND tAG CLOTHS) taken against submarine attacks is quartered are plentifully sup- and warning given against des- last war,and seems toharegiven on shipping off tht coast. plied with receiving sets. destroylng any public property. a frest deal of satisfaction. Jst DONAID STREET WINNIPIO 3 THE CARDSTON NEWS TUESDAY,MAY 28, 1940 News District * Greater safety everymile of the §Bm l^k^T why we're proud to tell rbt** (Continued from Poge 3) 9m "Ik IHL wM MflflI bbv 9M way.That's " " MmW HM^^b^^AalM^^^By|HHL_B^^A_*S_flH you about Dunlop 'Fort* the %^a **sj only Mx!%m ssY world's finest... the tire with JM&M fk 9MmM^t MT . VIEW (Cont.) ■* 2000 solidrubberteeth...over 5000 /mm GitMa **t aharp edges to bite and grip the j§§» /} Friday morning, May V&teEiiMMßSMlmKml^^BMtUMOmmßUmA^^m■BTTTafeTrnXmYtIIBBIBBT road forsilent, safer traction on all Mm LAMm."£ Jf/> i 17th. roada, V V marked the opening of the Mt. WU|BB^^^^MMKJpy"Y^^^^^^^^^W m all weathers. ri j^M nfPjf^ w£ A View Cheese Factory. Mr. O. .T. Davidson and family being tusy * for a pervious, while getting »8 1,A K^'l^Bs^^^l^^B^B^i^r^^BßV /"A DnCTHM mMsk> ifea^ mk things m order. Twenty custom-— ers sending milk first day ap- proximately 1800 pounds. This, 1 ~/\ -j'titidt O"** no doubt willincrease asthe sea- son advances, although, says Mr. Davidson, it is had to tell exactly this early m the season. The! price paid for butterfat is 23c. ! Tuesday being work and busi- ness day for Relief Society mem- bers, the time was spentm mak- ing two lovely quilts. Lunch was served to the ladies present. 1 £^^jcEMA» 'nq«'"'e« Invited The district was well represent- I ed at Stake Conference on Sun- l toUni»'» ro^" ■ Loanssuchastheseare day. I j^nountofl*T£'\\'. 8.13 Ibeingarranged through Mr. and Mrs. Randell Payne was solomnized whenMiss Maur- Mrs. Devere Leavitt visited m! Nadene Taylor whois finishing $20.83 ■ Royal by ine, daughter of, year Cardston, \ I2jroo«"*l11?u>Jj2inW The Bank were pleasantly surprised Friday eldest Mr. and Cardston Thursday. I the school m \ Moo 1I Buy ' ugioRD" Iborne owners all over evening when a number of their!'Mrs. William Webster of Hill- Blame Archibald was one of spent the week-endat home. m Your ''i"g're'>a Canada, Mrs. 1 t* nowiiluin I whowant to friends came down to the camp'crest became the bride of Mr. Al- the star performers at the Track Mr. and O. Hansen and t^f |X*-K *6 Earl, Town 1 on*'"""„( Loan *-- Irepair,extend or niod- to charivari them. The was bert oldest son of Mr. and and Field Meet Cardston Fri- daughters Marie and LaJune Own ''" 253& time m -1 urnD'w° unl-^ „ Iernize their property. spenthappily m building a bon- Mrs. George Earl of Cardston. day. were Lethbridge visitors on Sat- " fire, large I MonlWy'"I» t< llientß 1 fust see theManager playing games and eating A number of friends and Mr.and Mrs. Leon Wright and urday. Your Merchant Is peanuts.On the way home most'relatives were gathered m the family of Beazer were Sunday The Track and Field Meet, your Neighbor Bank branch whowill of the crowd called on Mr. andIchurch, which was decorated visitorsm Leavitt. which was to be held Friday, " Mrs. Park Strate, after visiting with beautiful potted plants and Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Wright May 17, was held yesterday at A,t, to talk it booklet,li.mi"Loanmjor/ be delighted Atkfor for a while, returning ,wild flowers for the occasion. were at Beazer Sunday, after Taylorville. A Cull report will be Unmr improvement!".ft QVCr with you. Drop to their TRY OUR various homes, after an evening At the set time, to the strains which he left for Magrath with found m next week's issue. I March", mentPlan. passing. ofgood fun. of the "Wedding beauti- his brothers to do some shearing. It) The Brunsdale family have fully played by the bride's two Norma Walburger spent Satur- brothers, published Sweetgoods THE been more than busy the last' Grantonhis violin and|day night at Raley with her sis- Your advt. m The two weeks, having broughtabout1Lamaun at the organ, the brideiter Ela Meyer. Cardston News is your guarantee BANK 1 I ROYAL 35 pet lambs back with them entered the church on her fa- Three car loads of Aaronic of maximum reader interest and Sold m Every Store OF CANADA from Burdett, where they went ther's arm, proceeded by the Priesthood boys attended the circulation atminimum cost. - recently. So far 29 of them are bridesmaid, Miss Ardith Webster, celebration at MagrathSaturday. CARDSTONBRANCH J.DEWAR,Manager still alive and doing fine. ;*lster of the bride, they walked Among the adults present were More and more people are de- ! termining LittleBryce Payne,babyson of down the aisle to where the Willard Brooks, Lorin Leavitt I their shopping by the = Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Payne has groom, escorted by thebest man, and Cleon Wright. Istoreads. 1 City Bakery been quite sick the last few days.!;Mr.Norrls West,waited. The cer- Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Leavitt School teachers,Misses Hendry'emony was performed by Mr. Z. and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wal- CARDSTON the Fighters and Hominuke and Mr. Britton!W. Jacobs of Cardston. "Lilac burger were at MagrathSunday. Special order* accepted for We Welcome attended the meetingm Card- Time" was very sweetly sung by NOTICE the Misses PERSHING Cakes. PattrlM. tta. TO CARDSTON ston on Wednesday evening of Ida and Nena David- To Cardston Officers, son, bride, during Rodeo the "Chief Moutaln Sub.-Local" cousins of the O. W. Klenholtz has returned Members and All Interested And Invite You to Come into our Store j the ceremony. hospital. of the Alberta Teachers Associa- i home from theCardston A meeting of the Rodeo As- A circular has been sent Irom coming selling Miss gave an 1 The Bride looked sweet andI Inspector We have a new Stock of Dishes and arc the old tion. Hominuke ad-I Hamilton visited the by the central office on Activity Pro- lovely dressed m a bridal outfit May sociation has been called of the Red Stock at 20 per cent and more discount.— New stock will be dress the "New school 15th. Cross society m Calgary asking gram." of white satin and net. The veil President Christie for Wed- up at least 20 per cent. Mac Lee returned home from nesday, May 29, 1940, at 8 p.m the people toplant one extra row In order that he may have having orange blossoms. Her hospital Thursday. Fancy CnglishTeacups and Saucers . the Cardston m the Town Council Cham- of garden seeds for the purpose 19£ more hay land under irrigation,1Ibouquet consisted of red roses. painfulinjuries Quality English and SAUCERS He received when ber*. of helping the Junior Red Cross Good CUPS 29£ Max Bradshaw, of the Birdseye,.Thebridesmaid was sweetlydres- he the drill last English CUPS and SAUCERS 55tf sed fell off week. The dates of the 17th and hospital m Calgary.This will al- Royal York Ranch, is having a water flume In a floor length dress of game 97-Plcce $15.00 A ball between Jefferson 18thof July aregetting alittle leviate the expence of, buying DINNER SETS 400 feet long and 30 feet high green organdy withmatching ac- and Pershing schools washeld at Varnish cessories,and carriedSnapDrag- close and we want to go the vegetables for the inmates. Garden tools— Rubber Hose— Sprinklers— Paints and constructed across one of the the Pershing school diamond through some A collection truck will be The work being done, ons. of the details of sent coulees. is May 15th. Final score was Jef- our nextRodeo. around m the fall to gather the by Mr. Herman Kenly, sr., andI| Of special Interest was the ferson 20, Pershing 21. just ago Please bring your sugges- produce. son Kay. fact that 55 years on Nick Theissen who was work- Henderson, the sameday, the bride's grand- tions andany friends whomay COOMBS Mr. Richard who ingfor W. J. Roberts, underwent , A can - Tff Webster, be Interested. merchant whoknows he mother, PHONE 12 CARDSTON has been training m one of the Mrs. had be- an appendicitis operation Thurs- come the bride of Mr. William J. Y. CARD, Secretary make itpay you topatronize his army camps at Lethbridge, has day. store will advertise accordingly. been home for a few days, prior Webster, then a young man liv- toleaving with his regiment for ing at Grass Creek, Summit !the east. County,Utah.Bothbeing present Young Lee Bradshaw, 6-year- at the wedding. Mrs. Webster OLIVER old-son of Mr. and Mrs. Evans had a bouquet of mixed carna- Bradshaw, who broke his leg tions m honour of the occasion. — FARM EQUIPMENT some six weeks ago, when he Shortly after the ceremony a ■ ~v reception was held m the Relief See the jumped from a wagon, falling so Latest B being Society Rooms m honor of the that the drill which was pulled behind the wagon, ran newlyweds. This was attendedby over him, had his cast removed the immediate relatives on each Friday, his leg having healed side. A delicious luncheon was m Motor Cars well. served.The long table, beautiful- Ken Tolley, Ronald Wilde, ly decoratedunder the direction Davidson, Waldo Smith and Lowell Frod- of MissIda had alove- sham were the boys of the ly three-tier wedding cake Inthe Aaronlc Priesthood who wereable center, this being made by the Aunt, You are cordially to attend the barbecue m Ma- bride's Mrs. L. Kenly, and invited grath Saturday afternoon. The decorated by two of her Hlllcrest hoys were taken down by Mr. friends. Each place had napkins to enjoy a Frodsham and Saron accompan- with the Bride and Groom on. ied them. Pink and white streamers were For the sake of our High hanging around the room, wild Where school students who are always prairie flowers were also m evi- That's so willing to supply district news dence. Serving was done by the know, bride's cousins: LaDean Kenly, Spring we would like them to Start that owing to shortage of news and Idaand Nena Davidson. Better Yields space, was not able to come out Mr. Jacobs gave the toast to print. the young couple, the groom re- Hotter yichls dependuponpettinp tlic crop plantednl m West and sponding. Mr. Wm. Webster gave Mr. and Mrs. Hubert a to his parents, just the right time, ami dependableOliver Hurt-Parr baby were visitors during the toast bride and Pleasure Tour of Mr groom for 55 years. Owners week-end at the home reception couple power helps you "stay ulieadof your work." and Mrs. Harden West. After the the were beseiged by the young peo- A NEW 1940 CHEVROLETIS AT Its baby agree that the Oliver Hart-Purr Tractor liven up to Mrs. Olaf Davidson and ple of the district and taken for Wednesday YOUR DISPOSAL FOR AN — son arrived home a through the ofdeliveringthe mont power for the long- hospital. ride town. reputation from the Cardston After a short honeymoon to HOUR— TO SEE— TO — the glad know esl ,j,,H hi |he lowest cost. ItIs first m field for Friends will be to Lethbridge, and a visit to Hill that Mrs. James Meecham, who Crest, young couple DRIVE AND TO easy handle ami the will be long, dependableoperulion. It Is to has been In poor health for so at home In Cardston, where the long, and underwent an opera- groom along ENJOY easy to ride. The operatingplatform is low and ronim works with his fa- tion m Salt Lake City recently, ther, at the Temple View Gar- greatly Improved, |||,' weal is spring mounted. Come m and sec thi- is and the doc- age. tors are well pleased with her modcrn form of motorizedpower, l^et us show you condition. LEAVITT — Hill Spring visitors m Mt.View Last Tuesday grade nine had a lion- tospeedup your wo»-l< how tomake >noremoney! Sunday evening were Mr. and field hunt m the afternoon. They Mrs. Frank Sellar and family at were sent m two's to look for CENTRAL SERVICELtd. the Frank Payne ranch and Mr. flowers, birds, insects, soil and j KIRKHAML.LEE, Manager Phone 110 D.H.Holland & Sons and Mrs. L. Nelson and children other vegetation. They went as| LOCAL DEALER PHONB 12S visiting Mrs. S. Uibel and fam- far as the Rocky Ridge and , ily. came back very tired after the ] Mr.Strate and Park werebusi- long successful walk. | To shells easily from John Amos Leavitt of Cardston| remove Lethbridge The surveyors are In the dis i eggs, plunge the eggs ness visitorsm Satur- has been appointed a commls- hard boiled day. trict working on the ditch. soon as they are cooked into sloner for oaths. as Inspector was + cooled water. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hender- An Inthe district j son Sunday din- Tuesday the interests of the « entertained at m Whites of eggs are quickly ner for Mr. and Mrs. Dell Leavitt Wheat Bonus. | pays to patronize beaten If the whites andutensils You'll find It and family. Thursday that the school observed are cold " the store advertizes.* EARL — WEBSTER Arbor Day. S. Hesketh of Cardston spent Mrs. J. Y. Card was hostess of On Friday, May 17th. at the Seeding operations areprogres- the week-end at his home. the Congenial Club Friday at L.D.S. church atMt. View,a very sing rapidly and warm weather — Taber Times, their monthly meeting. IInteresting and pretty wedding is needed to sprout the grain. 4 THF CARDSTQN NEWS 21, TUESDAY,MAY 1940 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter at Magrath Saturday. barbacue Gates, morningat the Card- Wright brothers are going this FOR The hospital, a baby daughter. LOOK OUT away to shear sheep and are ston " leavingthis morning. Open DISTRICT YOUR LIVER spent "TheRiviera",Cardston's your Mrs. Vlnnie Beazer the Itmaybe thecauseof troubles. last Air Dance Pavilion will open TAKES OFF Buck it up the rightway, with several days m Cardston week Summer Season this NEWS Fruit-a-tlveg. Feel grand. week with her mother. Mrs 1940 Dances on Thursday.Friday Your liver is thelargest organ m your boil) Hannah Olsen. with to'yourhealth. It out and and Saturday. The-glazed cement GRIME andmostimportant pours Mr. andMrs. R.M. Beazer finest bile to digest food, gets rid of waste, storei Lexie floor, said to be one of the to reach daughters Marie and and HILL SPRING energy,allows theproper nourishment InAlberta, come through the rour When your getsoutof ordei Miss Irene Redd werepassenger.- has 13, blood. liver condition. 11111■JiiTrrMJSBu!Zi9 WITHOUT Monday, May Mr. Richard food decomposes m your intestines. Yoube- Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Jac- winter m fine of constipated, kidneys can't with " Blackmore and Mr. Peters come stomach and to Lethbrldge Tuesday tc work properly. You feel "rotten"—headachy obs Mrs. O. F. Anderson Cardston were m the district dragged the time festival. Mr. and SCOURING Blackmore i.u-kachj, diuy, out all attend the school Under, sr.. left buyingcattle. Mrs. Reliereyourselfof thesemiseries, as thou- Tommy Clarke of Spring Cou- and Mrs. Herman accompanied them and haye— Fruit-a-tives, years morning Utah to attend and son sands with for 35 lee spent the week-end with this for XTO needfor hardrubbing and visited with her aunt Mrs.H. L. Canada's largestsellingliverremedy.Fruit-s- the graduation exercises at the| your liver,bring promptrelict Lester Inman. were at- —-tives stimulate wa; Hospital, their! i-^i scrubbing when you use a Harker while the men make you feel like a new person. Gel Bryant Jensen of Raymond L.D.S. where atyourdruggist'stodsy, 25c, daughters, Thelma Anrier- 1 solution of Gillett's Pure Flake tendingto their business. Fruit-a-tives 50c a Sunday visitor at the home v Miss Tuesday Mr. Greenwood Leona Linder are Lye. Itcuts right throughgrease On A. E. Beazer. son and Miss Macleod, inspector for completing studies Mis drains, keepsout of crop Olsen of Welling cam< their clears clogged FRUIT-AWESrXt* Ervin T A. Ander- the Prairie Farm Assistance on bus Friday night U Ben Olsen and Mrs houses sanitary and odorless to m the accompanied them to Utah. branch of Regina, was here Miss Lenore Harris who has play with Glen's Swing Band a< son scours pots and pans, takes thr inspect some crops Township DEPENDABLE! \j m m parts of the United S] IT'S AIWAYS workout of heavy cleaninf been Glenwood. splendid hard 4 that were overlooked when the States for the past several VinieBeazer gave abirth- It has been weather Keep a tin always handy. last fall. Mrs. grass, perennials, check-up was made months is home again to visit day party Sunday for her little the past week— acreage bonus making phenomenal This was for the withher mother, Mrs. J. S. Tan- daughter Joyce who is now ninr and grains — The Qillett's Lye Govern- are to the FREE BOOKLET given by the Dominion ner. years of age. growth. Gardens also Booklet tellshow thispowerfulcleanser ment oncrops yielding twelve fore as is with the fine clears clogged drains... keeps out- not Mrs. William Campbell and George Wolff and William Ot- evident bousescleanandodorless by destroying bushels per acre. showing of potatoes m the Glenn thecontents of the clotet ... how it Miss Elsie Campbell have spent tawell were m the district on performs dozens of tasks. Send for a Williams and infant of garden m the west of Grocery Ltd., Mrs. clean-up Wellman Friendly free copy to Standard Brands several days doing business last week. The Fraser Aye. and Liberty Street. Cardston have visited at the chapel. town. Toronto,Ont. work at the ward — homes of Mrs. William's uncle WOOLFORD Phone 56 Free Delivery Within City Mr. Gilbert Olsen who has any Grant Caldwell and her grand- been working m the forests at Seeding operations are rushing The News would appreciate — Vouchers Cheerfully you have We specialize m Alberta-Made-Goods parents,Mr.andMrs. AWin Cald- is getting anice lot a conclusion. In this district Item of local interest. If — benefit by Castle River to your you tnken Open a Treasury Branch Account and 3 well for the past week. Her bro- piled by his over 90 per cent of the spring visitors at home or if ther, of lumber down here elsewhere, per rent Bonus. Merlin Smith of Cardston residence. croppingis complete. Summerfal- have been visiting homes. News has also visited at their A number of the Aaronic low wheat Is all In and many phone us or call Into the Business visitors m Lethbridge we glad to ac- Priesthoodmembers attended the are drilling on stubble. office and will be New Crop Sterilized Australian RAISINS, 4 lbs.50c on Saturday included Mr. and Magrath Saturday. Big BendHutterite Colony cept any item for the columns of Butler, Gibb, Barbacue m The Mrs. Clive Bruce Our Bee Hive girls with their has 160 acres of wheat up. J. A. the local page. What say? Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Andrus and teachers, Mrs. Dell Wood and Johansen and S. R. Ainscough BEANS, (large tins) son Milo, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Libby'sPORK and 16-oz. Miss Beth Pitcher, attended the and a few others of the district Harker and Mrs. Rulon Butler, for 29c Swarm Day at also have wheat above ground. 3 Mr. Douglas annual Stake and Mrs. Harker on Saturdy. Pit- Friends neighbors are as- went there Caxdston Miss and to get their baby cher's class was awarded first sisting putting the crop of Quality daughter, adopting m Santa Clara PRUNES— Exceptional I who they are place m their class demonstra- Mrs. John Woolford m. Jack from the Government at Emon- Packet of 2 lbs 25c 'Neverdissolve lye m hut water. The tion, the judge being pleased Hansen andBishop MarlonBar- ton. actionof thelye itself heats the nunr j with its originality. For a prize rus all hadengines workingthere I Word has by been received Mr. they were givena beautiful rose- today, Friday — — Tiny Iand Mrs. 17. new ready-to-catBreakfast FockI Bruce Gibb that their plant which they will puton Primary Spring CUBS The — daughter Virginia bud The Festival Biscuits, introduce it to you Ilittle at the the church premises. was held last Monday. The out- Whole-Wlieat to Red Cross hospital m Calgary, Mr. Bruce Glbb was a recent lines program was out 2 Packets 25c ; child who so recently carried the had visitor m Calgary. after which games were played (With extra Sample Packet) jdiphtheria, is now afflicted with Because of Quarterly Confer- '■ is to undergoa and refreshments served. / Corr\fori^\ |measles. She also ence no church services were operation as soon Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blumel tonsil as she is Sunday bait a large number son Istrong enough. held and Grant were visitors last of people were able to attend Sunday from Magrath and at the ' Our Mother's Day special pro- conference. home LuiJj I grams were given at Sunday of Mrs.E. R. Steed. 3*o SERVEL W^%3 SOAP A number of young people en- Mulloy Hanseii TNf NOm °' and Aaron and and TMt J\\ If I REFRIGERATORS School Sacrament Service. Joyed an outing on Ned llflTEI taitHBvr NIASTM A program wasprepared for the Water- Olsen were visitors m Wool- HIJIFI the River Sunday evening. Sunday. evening so ton ford The Hansen boys *-~' but few people went carpenters doing r was The who were were from Aetna and Ned is em- mIn lllLißiiii "'x- 91-Ov that it not conducted. remodelling on Hagcn Mr. the O. J. ployed by Wm. Shafer of Wool- GROSVENOA A. Anderson of Lethbridge residence have completed their E.aBAYNES Own** Caamtor GET IN ON THIS CONTEST AS WELL AS ON THIS EX- travelling the Ful- ford. salesman for work re- your trip to City so CEPTIONAL PRICE. ler Brush Company, spent two and returned to their Mother's Day was celebrated In Plan this spective fitting Sunday. good night's (Entry blanks at our Store) A. M. Anderson days of last week here. homes. a manner The that you will havea Book Club was held at the Sunday by rest every night a better- Optometrist Optician Because of, the School headed Leon- in and scattered show- home of Mrs. Bruce Gibb on ard Harris and Harold Lamb, class Hotel where the rates are — ers, shearers have delayed 224— 8th Aye. W., CALGARY been Thursday evening. supplied as as $1.50 $2.00. Old English Blended CHEESE— ReaI Nippy m their work so that sheep mm "The Horse the program. It was a low and Hotel will be at the Cardston and Buggy Doctor" by Arthur E. very good program, a product Orosvenor gives you both. Cen- Box 69c will not be able to send their of 2-lb. Pharmacy on Hertzler, M.D., was reviewed by careful training. of small boats, trains, shops flocks away to summer range as Gifts tral to and soon as was expected Nellie Harker. A delicious lunch- cut glass ornamental dishes were shows. — SATURDAY, Ist. . eon was served by Mrs. Gibb. given (lbs.Only) 59c JUNE J. S. Dudley delivered a num- to the mothers of the Nabob TEA Is agent for Mrs. Dorothy Frank is to un- ward. // /) Littltent
'- \', i Sale '■' ?' r* Faa■ aaF■ fL\^4i-«a-kala-aaaaaaaaal of USED CAR BARGAINS I i'""'. £--^n3PiTiTn- ■ ■!■/.'IiLM Here Are Some of Them MAYFAIRi *">. ■^&z$ k m AttractionsI rwm^&n nm ;i'-.Vm jiSP-.1 VI ■■".llnill^i COUPES 1930 Nash 1936 Pontlac ! 1938 Nash, overdrive, radio, 3Cheers For The Irish' I air-conditioner. THURSDAY COACHES and Gay Comedy at j — FRIDAY Mayfair, 1936 Pontiac May - I Saturday Only. ThU Week 23 24 ■ Community Auction Sales 1938 Ford ; One of Hit' seasons spritrht- SEDANS jlies! comedies will appear at the 1929 Dodge ToBe Held At IMayfair ( ardston, Thc.itre. fori 1929 DeSoto line day only. Saturday.May 25. World's Premier i 1929 Nash ShowinjM 'entitled "Three Cheers for i Cardston, PincherCreek, Lundbrek, the j 1930 Chevrolet Irish." I1 1930 Nash It concerns a ictired New Yorki 1931 Macleod, Claresholni Nanton .anc;I Ford and cup, Thomas Mitchell's role 1932 DeSoto his three beautiful dituehters 1932 Bulck All Yards will be enlarged sufficiently to nil-rcmrvs played by ■";]]■! Virginia accomodate P:i Lane 1933 Chevrolet Fat cattle, stockera and feeders,lambs and ewes, should be listed as j| Grey and Irene Hervey. 1934 LaFayette , They decide that Pop is to run' "arly as possiblem they may welladvertised. Two or 'ij 1935 LaFayette.-with radio. "GOLDEN order that be I for offi -c j of Alderman. The cam- 1936 Plymouth with radio. ' Starring Jean Cagney GLOVESrIand Richard Denning ' at point paign progresses H three Sales will be held each L smoothly,aided 1936 Dodge ji; by Alan Hales a ;rl William I.un- dris>nn, 1937 Ford with Radio ; until Irene accepts cam- Dodge paign 1937 hinds fr. m a racketeer! 1938 elopes Ford STARTING IN JULY AND AUGUST I Priscilla with Dennis Mor- 1938 Plymouth a younu rookie ! Kan. cop. disliked 19H8 Packard with radio Following point to point stock sold, by Casey. Then Casey discovers from until all are TKI'CKS SATURDAY ONLY Ist. the source of his campaign — 1 Even to December This Week money, and his public admission 1938 CMC. 2 ton May 23 I 11,I 1, ief this dumbfounds the people 1938 Fargo ton into electing him On Display on Big Used Lot BE SALES DATES TO ANNOI'NOED LATER There will be a continuous Trades Accepted ', show Saturday, as well as Thurs- Terms Arranged I _ ■ day and Friday, commencing a! ; !A Place Buyers from Ontario, Winnipeg, United States, Northern and j 3 p.m. " Safe to Buy a Used Car "3 Alberta, CheersfortheIrish" Southern have assured us they will support each Sale. I The fame of GONE WITH BANNERNAN MOTORS PLEASE NOTE:— Continuous Show Thursday, THE WIND" h.u .spread through- I I Dealers for out the nati: n You will Nash Cars and Friday Saturday starting Write, telephone or wire see it "T" and at 3:00 p.m. I here exactly as shown m Its Diamond Trucks famed Two Blocks East of Post Office. i Atlanta premiere. Then LETIIBKIDGE PHONE ;you will under-: md why it is 2045 ' Community the most exciting topic of the — Auction day. why it to- k three years to NEXT WEEK 3 DAYS I produce, an unprecedented for- HIS ACRES A STAGE tune to make All that you ever As the Spring of. 1940 quickens - , hoped for it ha.s come true, all In the deep soil of the Prairies, " Sales beauty is n-vcaled color, the Western Association Ltd. Ithe m farmer discovers he MON. MS. WED. an I Cardston, for Information the heart-slab! nr; drama, the has altogether different sta- powerful Irve s'ory are here for tus from that of last Spring. No you to live over aualn on the longer Is he a problem child put- ' ting grey ' screen. hairs m the heads of 2 BIG FEATURES! f I "Gone With the Wind" wil be governments.No longer do people ■shake their Any old attic holds articles Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jours and The officials of the local.[presented m c.i'-dston. Monday, index fingers at him and say that never that the Cardston News Want family, formerly of Glmwocd, branch of the Red Cross an- June 17th. he should DEAD END KIDS In recently England, have taken up I Ads will sell for cash. and of have nounced this week that they were that land In the " t first place. No longer taken up land at M . View. very pleased with the results of do they A no tie day " pass him for the boys and a the danco sponsored by Po<;i hand-me-downs and no day the sigh sock for the girls was Mr.M. E. Olsen of Bc.izer pur- Office and Customs office starts. for the economic futility of staged it Angels In the Cardston High chased a new Ma.sscy-Harris "Mucli i.s all. "Die credit due said Wash llirm". || CLASSIFIED I TheirFaces"! The Western school Monday receiving excel- one-way disk from the local John president ol farmer has become Dcwar. the a figure lent support from the students. dealer, George Wolff local organization. of vast significance.) and I ij ADVERTISING |His acres are suddenly a world stage. As he sets out to make a crop, Britain Ls watching FOR SALE him and hoping that the gods of Forget — rain and frost and hail and rust Coach W Don't the FOR SALE 1929 Nash ex- and sunshine will be '% — m kind. Oerm- cellent condiUon Just over- any is watching him hauled, — and wish- heater. Tire.s B,oof Ing he were an easier man to Canadian AmateurBoxing Championships miles. Private party. On display frighten and subdue. Probably at Service Garage. also watching him and secretly Tobe heldHere this Week FOR - hoping he makes his crop are RENT 3-room apartment those one blork west of other expert farmers, the? Temple. En- Danes, with the whip Thursday, Friday and Saturday quire Mrs. Pearl Woolf. of the in- — vaderon their backs.— The Print- FOR SALE Hclstcin Milk Cows ed Word. Phone Rl3ll. o. J. Davidson The provinlial government if SpecialStoreHoursfor Ml. View. 2— M2l planning to aid Canada's largest, This Week city with its FOR -. chronio financial (ShownHere InIts Entirety, Exactly Open Wednesday until 6 p.m. day SALE Town Tourist Pa7l- difficulties, according Ai Closed all Friday, May 24th. Bids will to a recent PresentedAtItsFamedAtlantaPremiere) be received at the statement by Premier Oodbout Open Thursday p.m. Town for the until 8 Open Saturday until 8 p.m. office sale of thr He declared his government above property. ■ — 2M28. "certainly will not let the metro- GONE WITH THE WIN 9 — polis of FOR SALE One 8-ft. I.HC Canada struggle with PREMIERE SHOWtNO ■ Bel mliBted a Special Cultivator; difficulties which affect , , 1 few Values that will be on display (I, Two 12-ft. its cred- MONDAY AFTERNOON balance ? Cultivat it and I of this week: 01s m Al condition.— Geo A that of the whole prov- 1 June 17th, at 2:00 p.m. I Wolff. ince." Montreal has an estimated Men', deficit of $7,500,000 for the year I Mail Orders Accepted Now "■ hard-wearing, vat dyed percalo Men'shard-wearing, grey cotton I Send cheque or money order with self- "wanted 1940-41 and the bank has reject- stamped I ed applications I addressed envelop* for choice I for further ad- I seats to CARDStON PHARMACY. I WANTED Passengers to Utah vances or renewals. between Ist nnd SHIRTS PANTS sth of June. I This picture willnot be shown anywhere I /2 Apply News office. I EXCEPT AT ADVANCED PRICES- I rei ( THE LONG VIEW I II I.AT LEAST UNTIL 1941. ,1 |rc:r^; n orad ''" WANTED— 4 or 5-roomed house, Sale, VW V £=*« (Continued Page each -69C SSac, p^ SimI,UU close m, moderate terms.— Ap- from 1) c Handing a MATINEES I News Office. dollar across the \I SEATS79c — ALL - desk he said: "You know, John, SEATS RESERVED f A few only,left wanted Passengers when you get my I NIGHT SHOWS $1 I to Utah. to time of life I ALL SEATS RESERVED I Leaving about June Ist Phone you don't know what may hap- 156. pen. So I'm only renewing for dp six months." Ladies' Spring WANTED to rent piano, or buy Coats gjga. $7.95 wtltlng if bargain. After the receipt, the Must be m good publisher time, condition. sat for a feeling Phone 157. gloomier than ever. Then he lUayfair/ MISCELLANEOUT" walked across the street to the JUST ARRIVED post office to get the afternoon CardstonI A SHIPMENT OF Lots of Young 1 mall. IHI Men's Oxford. MISSES' for^Spring at A. G. Scotter's. The first envelope he opened VOILE— DRESSES contained a money order and a 1 DAVIDO. SELZNICKS prodMto* "/ I Sizes ft to 14 Dainty, cute styles. FOUND letter from a former resident oi I MARGARET MITCHELL'S I - the town, now a man of ninety I Story d! the Old South I FOUND Key for Yale lockT- M _ ALSO A SHIPMENT OF three years of age. He had been rgL 6or« Apply WITH THE WIND" ".. News Orfice. Jk^ . keenly Interested In the town V \fv^ «" TECHNICOLOR tttmng Y^/K? J LADIES' TENNISPUN DRESSES PERSONAL ever since he moved away, and CLARKGABLEmRhm Buttif (*LS had always kept LBSLIB OLIVIA Sizes 13 to 44 up with the HOWARD " De HAVILLAND WANT NORMAL PEP AT 40? local newsby reading paper. SCT THE HEW POTTED, 1 the snd prutnimg SHEER BLOUSES— THE VERY NEWEST Men Women! Try Ostrex tablets His note expressed optimism VOGUE stimulents, m VIVIEN LEIGH« ScnlrtiOH** ff tonic oyster ele- every line, and hi.9 money-order " ments to aid A Seltnick International Picture Di- recovery normal covered a two-year renewal. retted by Victor Fleming vim, Get package today. UMIT» " . Screen UMITRD ( vit?or. If The publisher stop- ENGAGEMENT Pity by Sidney Howard Music by ENGAGEMENT not delighted, says he has C. I maker refunds Its ped worrying and feels a new Max Steirter W. & A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayet BURT low price. Call, Release SON 1 write Cardston confidence about Pharmacy his business and all other good and the outlook for drug the world. stores. —The' Printed Word.