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THE GOLDEN VALLEY NE,WS
TIURSDAY, FEB. 12th,
DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
AT SAM'S NEW ARCADE Dance Next Saturday Night Sponsored By MUSIC BY CHET GRIFFIN AND
GLENDIVE, MONTANA Veterans of Foreign Wars HIS DIXIE LANDERS
ROLLER SKATING EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT
UNITED BRETItREN CtlUKCIt
F. N Rlchert. Pastor
lO:OO Sunday School
11:00 Morning Worsiip: Subj oct
• rhe Last GTeat Battle."
7:30 Young Peoples Meeting.
Wedrmsday:
7:3 Prayer meeting BiW, e study, Gal.
2.
Thursday:
2:30 p. m. W. M. A. at the Jes
Clark residence
TRUTH about ADVERTISING
METHODIST CHURCH
Beach. North Dakota First go into the store of a mer-
Grant $. Moore Pastor chant who doesn't advertise; it
W are now entering the most probably won't be
significant season of the ertre year, a very large store,
the period of Lent. Len begins with Next go into the
Ash Wednesduy, February 18. We b- store of a merchant
serve Haly Ckmmaunion on Sunday, who does. See where
FINE GOLD
F YOU want to discover the hu-
manizing influence of advertising,
one of the extra dividends it pays
you every time you buy, make this
experiment:
you receive the most
courteous, the most
attractive, the most
gracious service and
treatment.
One of the big
truths of advertising
is that it not only
saves you money Charles Roth
when you buy, but
also makes your buying more pleas*
ant.
The merchant who advertises has
an obligation to uphold--the obli-
gation of fair prices and better serv-
ice. This obligation becomes the
ideal of his business. Whatever the
advertising says about his goods and
his store he feels he must pro-
vide. As a result, the intangible in-
fluence of the printed word makes
February 15. at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday school, I0:00 a. m.
Holy Communion, 11:00 a. m.
Junior League, 5:00 p. m.
Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.
Junior Choir, Wednesday, 7:00 p. m,
AIt Ohoir, Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.
Mcther and rs Banquet on
"21tlursday, Feb. 12h.
TO SUPPORT EGG
PRICES IN 1942
Extended price support of eggs dur-
lug the coming spring season of
heaviest ,production is planned by the
U. EL Department of Agriculture, te
NDAC Extension Service has been in-
formed,
North Dakota poultry producers ex-
panding production as their part in
I ehurch Friday afternoon with Mrs. to 15 and W. C. H. S. team won
Dun Stockwell and Mrs. Kterine from Baker with a score of 17 to
By CHARLES B. ROTH Larson as hostesses. At the close of,28. Friday evening an interesting
the meeting a very ntce lunch was gam between Golva and W. C. H.
served. . S. e.ded in a score of 27 to 28 in
Mr and Mrs. tZay Eiscn)art left Webo's favor; and the Webo girls
takes place. Its employees, clear Sunday for Helena where they will defeted the Golva girls 14 to 21.
down to the delivery boy, become attend a convention of ComW Super- E.B. Stair and son Stuart and ig
the food-for-freedom ca, mpaign are itself felt in the courtesy, considera-
assured by this step that no sharp tion and desire to serve of every
son and Mrs. G!en Innce and son. In a prei:minry lske ball game the Pot O' Gold drawing
The regular nreeting of the Trinity Tuesday evening Webo Rerves lost afternoon. Mrs. George Summe
Lutileran Ladi.:s aid was he'd at theLo Sentinel Btttte with a score of 12 wen $2.50, Floyd Brenneise got
seized with the inspiration the ad- intendents.
vertising has set up. [ Mrs. Lut2 Meek is on the sick F.st
The reason for this influence of lthi s week.
advertising is not hard to find. The t M. C Heckaman was brou'ht home
advertiser is a leader, and every from the Glendive hospital last week
leader has an obligation, and is now a patient at bhe Wgner,
$i bills, Mrs. Ralph Jones, A.
Warden and Ed Zinda each
dollar bill.
Mr George W.hit'taker, an old
resident of this county, pa.ssed
at the Wagner hospital Monday
ing. He was about 84 years old
had ben at the hospital t,e
You as a customer benefit greatly
by this indirect value of advertis-
ing. You benefit in additional cour-
tesy, additional consideration and in
the additional value you receive for
your money, because advertising has
always been the one means by
which prices have been brought
down.
The merchant who advertises sets
hosp4.tal.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Witthoft from
near Go!va were dinner guests atl
the John Dick home Saturday.
Mrs. Lawrence Cooper and daughter
of Forsyth cane Sunday from N. Dak.
where they had been visiting relatives
and spen several days visiting here.
Mrs. Francis Payne was hostess to
'he "Optimistic 8" brklg, e club ,t her
himself up as a price and quality home Wdneeday and served dainty
standard for the commumty. You refreshment.
buy from him and receive the most
for your money. And you also ,Mr. and Mrs. Win. Narum and
receive the most in human values--- ohildren visited friends in Baker on
in what a wise man once called Sunday.
"the fine gold of business." Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Gass and
The time when business is the children wet to Billings Friday to
pleasantest is when a fine sense of visit relatives. CaPvert Stair accom-
mutual eonfldenee exists between anied them to Pompey's Pillar to
buyer and seller. In helping bring visit his sister Mrs. E. Oood and
this feeling about, newspaper adver, family.
rising contributes something to bust- Mrs. Willis Fischer entertained the
hess which is of as much value as" So and Sew club t her home Wed-
its practical services, nesday. A nice lunch was enjoyed
It contributes a mutuality of feel- by her uess.
ing that gives business a character Mrs. Jack Ballard and son of Bill-
.Pedeon autoed t Beach Thursday, five years. We ere unable to
Phillip Van Cleave won the $5 at an obituary at this time.
USED MACHINERY
USED DRILLS--10 ft. to 14 ft. Any make
priced to fit any pocketbook
USED TRACTORS-Most any kind and
any size
i
GOOD USED COMBINES-Now is the
time to order a new one
I
Act Now! Order
ALL REPAIRS FOR SPRING'S WORK
IMMEDIATELY
Some Good Milk Cows
seasonal price decline will occur this member of his organization, and a trust that nothing can replace.
year You may have noticed that when a Fine gold, you kow.
The program calls for support o store begins to advertise something ©CharlesB. Roth.
egg prices at a minimum of 85 per- a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thursday aftern'con. A wry nice lunch
cent of parity to encourage expanded O'Rourke. ,,va cnjoyeo by all.
production to meet wartime nds.
Increased purchases of eggs witl be' Mr. and Mrs. T L. Parker an A1 Roberts went to Oendive Sun-
made when suppDes are the greater'; children and Mrs. Wm, Stei¢cr autoed day to el,sit his wife who is a pat-
and prices are normally lowest, to Beach Wednesday.
O1,M &hra'ham and his father S.
Wibaux ] .bralmmFricay. were visitors from Beach
[ The official board meeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Staggs and M E. church was held at the E. B
lr. and Mrs. E D. Wellver and Mrs. !$lr home Friday evening when all
Sm.merfelt were vltovs in Beac on enjoyed a fine chicken dinner.
lriday. [ A new beauty parlor was open,ed
Mrs. J. W. Meyers Is vial.ring her last week in the Dahl building on
niece, Mrs. lIph Page and amily at ]Iain Street, by Vonne Harms o
Whitehall, Mont. !Circle. Her mother. Mrs. Westrum was
E. B. Stair, Slg IN,detach and He- here from Circle helping her to get
,atrd Finkle were business visitors settle J,
in ltirview Wednesday. Mrs ,.,:-ma Jones and Mrs. Ed Berg
rs. Butterfield ws over frmn we: : "; o the Women's Socle-
Beach Friday to attend funeral set- Vy -- ' -- r Service of the M.
tent at the N. P. hospital having un-
dergonu a major opera, tion there last
we{k.
tuart Stair and daughter Camilla
came from Falrview Wednesday and
ings visited friends here part of last
week
Mrs Alger Meek plans to leave this
,week for Kansas City, Me.. to enter
the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Stair autoed
to Circl, Sunday to help t2eir son
S¢cuart celebrate his birthday anni-
versary.
The bowling alley, which parties
from North Dakota opened to the
ptblic in the Dion Building Thursday
evening, seems to be a very popular
visited relatives until Friday. I place of amusement.
VLr. and Mrs. R. J Scammon and I Mr. and Mrs Burton Welsh brought
son and Mrs. Louise Larson wereltheir sun Russell home from the
Beach visitors Sunday. Beach hozpiVal Sunday and he is re-
Mzs. L. A. Woodhouse and sons :coxring very nicely from his recent
wre Sunday dinner guests of Mr, I appendectomy.
and Mrs. Walter Sumerfelt. ] ,Mrs. Lester Parker entertained re-
Siner Pederson left Sunday for I latives at a birthday dinner Tues- 1
Miles CAty where he will attend a]day evening, in honor of her soul
overnment school and kern welding. Eddie's svent birthday.
Mrs. Fd Reinecke, Mrs. lay Elsen- Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Bush and Miss i
bert and Mrs. Bur'n Welsh were Figgins were over from Beach Men-
vices for Mr. John Hldick. She was E. c .... A .. the church parlors on :!alters at the Beach hospital Friday. day evening calling on friends.
.Ir. and Mrs. Leslie Baird and
, Loren Watkins spet the week end
-: "yi, t h relatives a Forsyth.
ANNOUNCEMENT
NOW OPEN
Our New Clinic on the ground floor
of the Geo. McClellan Bldg. block
north of the post office.
DR. E. A. NYMAN
(Lady Attendant)
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"Keep 'em Flying--Buy Defense Bonds" i
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SPECIAL-- -
SATURDAY ONLY
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lynn a:d child-
ran and M:rs. S. Lynn v.m'e Sunday .
dinner guests at the Glenn Scammon
aeme. :
Billy Mcl: took his little ctaug,hter
re Beach Wednesday to have den.hal I
work done. i
Mr. and Mrs. George Petcoff and
son visited Mrs. Peteoff's mother, Mrs.
Chas Schade who is a patient at
the Johnstone Memorial hospital in
Beach. on Saturday.
Clarence Pederson was a week end
guest of his friend. Eugene Staggs
north of town.
Mrs. Clem Parker is a patient at
'the Wagner Hospital suffering wih
quincy.
leers. Clarence McClain returned on
Friday frcrm Staples, Minnesota where
she visited her aged mother and oher
relatives. She was accompanied home
by her sister, Mrs .Klos and son, and
two nieces, Mrs. Kward Payne and
HAVE .FUN
TONIGHT
2:00 p. m. to Midnight
Large,-Juicy Hamburger
Served on Toasted Bun
COZY CAFE
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WHEN YOU ARE IN THE
MOOD FOR FUN AND AN
EVENING AWAY FROM
HOME, VISIT OUR NEWLY
DECORATED COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
OUR LADY CUSTOMERS
ARE OUR BEST
BOOSTERS
COWEE'S COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
,,,n
Some Good Young Grade Bulls
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USED CARS &
1938 Plymouth Coupe
1937 Nash Sedan
II
TRUCKS
1938 Chev. Coupe
1938 Tudor Olds.
One 1934 ton and half Dodge Truck
Some Other Good Buys
Golden Valley Harvester Co.
C. C. Clark, Mgr.
Beach, N. D.
Parris-Dunn
Direct Drive
6-12-32-110 volts
CONSTRUCTION IS
OUR KEYNOTE
SIMPLICITY OF
NO Complicated
Governor
NO Brakes
NO Gears
NO Collector Ring
Bushes
NO Broken Tail Vanes
NO Broken Propellers
A Size for
Every Purse
and Purpose
All Units are
equipped
with the
famous "Slip
the Wind"
principle
nature's own
governor
TURNTABLE
ASSEMBLY
LIFETIME COLLECTOR
RING
The all metal collector ring is
full-floating, self adjusting and
non-arcing. No brushes to re-
place. Frost will not damage.
LIFETIME TURNTABLE
BEARING
All steel, wheel type bearing.
Not affected by dust, sand or
sleet. Turns freely. Does not
require oiling.
UNIVESAL TOWER
ADAPTER
Interchangeable on all 32 and
110-volt Parris Dunn chargers
Vranna Auto Supply
BEACH, NORTH DAKOTA
GOODMAN FARM
ELECTRIC, GRAND FORKS, N. D. DISTRIBUTORS