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Show CACHE AMERICAN Pace Efqfit Utah Guard Given Permit For Coast Trip Salt Lake Training authority for the 145' h Field Artillery In California in July has b'en received by Brigadier General W. G Wil- -i hams, adjutant general for the Utah national guard, he announc-- ! cd, Necessary orders will be issued from the- adjutant general's office and from headquarters of the 65th Field Artillery Brigade, covering the march. The Utah regiment will leave Salt Lake In its own motor equip- ment July 11, arriving at Guada--1 lupe the afternoon of July 14. A reconnaissance party will pro-- 1 oeed to California about June 16 or 17 to arrange for camp sites, gas and oil and rations Present plans said General Williams, call for the troops leaving San Luis Otaispo early on July 25 and arriving at San Diego, Calif, the aftenoon of the same day, July 26 has been designated as Utah Military day at the San Diego Exposition. Leaving San Diego, file morning of July 27, the regiment is expected to arrive at Cedar City, the forenoon of July 29 and arrive at their homes not later than July -- - Tridav. Tune 14. 193a .V , - W r s Through an advanttgous quantity purihaie uc are in a position once again to offer this quality sihcrplated flatware, made and 'j ' oat LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UT H bv the International Siher Co., guaranteed with no tune limit the regular prices. Our February sale of Beverly Hills at recehed such acceptance that many orders remained unfilled, and largely for this reason we petitioned the manufacturer for a repeat order. We hate finally secured the repetition of our previous tactory sale and though the cost to us is greater, it is the same e to you! 1- o j uesday, Saturday-Monday-- T -2 Wednesday, June 15, 17, 18, 19 half-pric- 30. Approximately 750 officers and men will make the trip to the California training camp. This is the first tune for several years either of the Utah regiments have trained outside the state, but with their own motor equipment, the national guard bureau this year1 approved the California trip. The abote is a reproduction of the vneichandise advertised. Most women prefer the new' VIANDE short blade, but you may hate jour choice. Either pattern obtainable in long or shoit blades. The box is the latest thing in an h container. anti-tarnis- BEFORE AND AFTER SALE $55.00 Hyrum Lions Have Installed New Officers Set Consists of: The Guarantee really cannot impress upon you too strongly the oppoitumty offered every woman who desires a truly fine dining service For tins Is the ORIGINAL ROGERS SILVERPLATE that you have heard of all your life, regularly selling at just exactly twice the prices asked here. In the Beverly Hills and Paisley" patterns are offered designs to fit every requirement from the strictly modern to a We Hyrum The Lions club installed new officers at a meeting held last week at the South Cache high school. They were II P Anderson, president, Wm H Terry, first vice president, E. J. Wilson as sooomd vice president, D O. Nielsen and Louis H. Maugh-- 1 an as two year directors with Can-- 1 tril Ntelsn, automatical ly becoming a director also D D. Young as tail twister and Gar-nE Larsen, lion tamer and P L. Clark, secretary and treasurer Mayor B. M Thompson installed the new officers. 'A banquet was served to 25 members and five special guests Three of whom were Providence citizens who ate investigating "Lionism," in behalf of their townsmen. The other two were initiated as members of the club, they were E. H Bush and J D Bird. 8 Jr, Credit Terms solicited credit Small carrying Chaige after 60 days. A butter knife and sugar shell Is offered free as a spot-cas- h Det.ii able more conservative The guarantee with each set agrees that the silver will be replaced without charge at any time if it does not give satisfaction in family use, and YOU are the judge. There is no time limit to this guarantee! fancy. Use cur Lay away plan' We will store away a set of this silver for you for a small deposit and at AWWWUVWWVkVWWWvnVWK the sale price. $55.00 $25 50 Our Worth And for only (Set is .Poasleig N supply of the Paushy pattern is limited to one set with Viande knives and one set with standard knives Two sets only If you prefer this pattern, you 11 have to speak up m a hurry' S27.50 if no chest is desired) or drop us a card and we will gladly Call 256-reserve a set for you. i j Exclusive with Needhams Other da'er in the locality No vwll b" aide to n a'-- e you this i d CAdusi.'e li'Tits Paisley and our and of-f- i- on Beverly Hills' supply is limited 9mm in i..- - Give Dad Something Better Than Good WishesThis Year J niilii had charge of the lnitia-- 1 tion Some excellent musical selections were furnished by Gene Nielsen on the trombone, assisted by Katherine Larsen at the piano. Mr C. F Olsen gave a talk on Lion-Isand J. H. Wright gave a report on road work. A report of activities of the year was given by H. R. Adams and Secretary P. L. Clark read the financial report Delegates were chosen for the convention at Richfield to be held June 23, 24 and 25. They were H P. Andersen, D. O. Nielsen, Can-tr- il Nielsen, R. B. Maughan, W. H. Terry, Gamei Larsen, A. O. Allen and Ezra Archibald. The next meeting will be held at Adams summer home in Blacksmith Fork canyon, July 3 the members will entertain their partners at this meeting. o Jimmy Braddock Is Heavyweight Mrs. May L. Reid of Lund, Neva- - 25 years, entering the furniture ASnes Price of da', fUld Wellsville. r bulnpss thprp He married Oretta Funeral services will be held in D Merrill of Logan in August, the Wellsville tabernacle Sunda i. Mr. Carlsons education was gamj June 16, at 3 pm. ed at the old Bi lgham Young col-- ! lege In Logan. Besides his civic activities, he also was a bishop of an LDS ward in Preston He also was a nephew of Mayor A. G Lundstrom of Logan. Surviving besides his widow, are his parents, two sons and two Carl H Carlson, 43, first coun- - daughters, Evelyn M, Richard M selor of the Franklin LDS stake Davld M. and Joan M. Carlson of e and president and manager of Pi eston ; nine brothers and Alvin and C. H. Carlson Furniture com-- 1 ters- - Vera, John W Mks. Carlson, Joseph pany at Preston, Idaho, died In Venice a Logan hospital Thursday noon Schvanveidt, Logan; Mrs. R. C. after a short illness. Mr. Carl- Allred, Lehi; Mrs. L. E Tueller, son also was a member of vthe Cedar City; Mrs. Stacy Gam, OgFranklin county board of educa- den. Another sister, Olga Carltion and a former president of son, is at present in Europe. the Preston Rotary club. Funeral services will be held In He was bom here May 11, 1892, the Preston opera house at 2 the son of John A. and Annie oclock on Sunday with burial In Lundstrom Carlson. He had been the Logan cemetery under the a resident of Preston for the past direction of Lindquist and Sons FATHERS DAY Gift Suggestions 50c $1.35 to $1.00 to $2.50 Its really not enough to slap dad on the back on Fathers Day . . . when for little more than a weeks cigarette money you can give him a gift hell enjoy long after Fathers Day. Co. Madison Square Garden Bowl, Long Island City, N. Y. Ten. minutes after he lost his worlds heavyweight title last night to James J. Braddock, Max Baer announced his retirement from the ring Back In his dressing room, Baer dropped wearily on a big red leather sofa and asked for a bottle of beer. He took a big A draught when It was handed to Bovs, thats all him, and said I m through with the fight game through for good I have no excusses to offer, Baer said Jimmy won, and I'm glad. He s a grand kid, and I hope he makes a lot of dough out of the title for his familys sake. My left did It, Braddock said, I just kept sticking that left In his face Everything went off exactly as I planned before the fight I took Baer's Sunday punch in the seventh round and right then I knew I had the fight won. Wm. S. Leatham sis-th- j Tomorrow Night The Big Moon "'j? Shines on the Open Air At The Dansante Regular Prices Tuesday Night June 18th Wellsville REB SPIKES Died Thursday and his Entertaining colored Band Of Wellsville William S. Leatham died June 13, following a serious operation at a Logan hospital on He was bom October Saturday. 17, 1871 at Wellsville, son of Robert N. and Jane Steel Leatham. He married Ida Nordgren of Hyrum 35 years ago and Is survived by his widow and the following children: Mrs. Leda Wilson of Hyrum; Mrs. Phylis Fuel of Logan; Steel, Eldon. Louis, Dora and Irene Leatham of Wellsville. Three sisters also survive: Mrs RosilUn Hoignez of California; Entertain At Richmond For Mrs. Merrill' -- o- Title Holder Jensen-Holma- n Total Pieces blades 125 N. Main Logan - Utah A. Dunn TIES SHIRTS Tea spoons Dinner Knives, hollow handle, stanless Dinner Forks Soup fcpoons (cr desert spoons) . Salad Folks Serving Spoons Richmond Mrs. Vincent Reeves and Miss Thelma Johnson enter- tamed with a bridge party at the home of Miss Johnson, Thursday of last week in honor of Mrs Marriner W. Merrill who, Dr. Merrill, with her husband, will make thier home here High score prize was won by Miss Ly- dia Jennings of Logan. Luncheon was served. LIONS REORGANIZE The Lions club was reoigamzed Monday evening at the regular The following luncheon meeting officers were selected: President, Calder S. Hall; first vice president, second vice Bryan Hendricks; president Noah Woodland; secren tary, Milton Webb; directors, Lion Lewis, Merrill, Cyrus tail tamer, H. M. Wadsworth; twister, John A. Chapman. of the Floyd Theurer, clerk Cache county board of education was the principal speaker at the meeting. , With the boj's that make their instruments talk Gents 35c Ladies 15c At Smithfield Smithfield Mary Newbold Wat- son, 82, widow of the late' William Watson of Smithfield, died at her g home in Smithfield early day morning. Mrs Watson was bom Jiuy 24, 1852. at Nottinghamshire, England, a daughter of John and Elizabeth Dakin Newbold She had resided Thurs-evenin- m Smithfield for the past 50 years, moving to the community 12 years after arriving in the United States. She is survived by the following sons and daughters William J , Jacob N and Joseph Watson, E I. Smithfield; Watson, Hazel-teIdaho, and Mrs Alice Pack, Gooding, Idaho; 34 grandchilrren; 46 and the follow mg brothers and sisters: Los Newbold, Joseph Angeles; Hyrum Newbold, Salt Lake City; Samuel Newbold, Downey, Idaho, and Mrs. Elizabeth Jachau, Virginia, Idaho n, Ru-lo- Mrs J. M. Godfrey entertained the Chere Amei club Thursday afternoon of last week. The time was spent quilting and luncheon was served. Miss Emma Fisher entertained a number of fnends at her home in Friday evenmg of last week, honor of Miss Alfreida Olsen, who w ill leave In the near future for a trip to the Hawaiian islands Miss Edith Funk entertained with two tables of bndge at her home Tuesday afternoon, Mr and Mrs. Foster Merrill of Newcastle, California, have been the guests of their mother, Mrs. H W. Merrill for the past week. Mrs. C. E. Merrill and daughter Ardella left last week for a trip through the northwest and California. Mrs Walter Stevens and son Dick are here to spend the summer with Mrs. Stevens mother Mrs Lodicy Olsten. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Funk of Salt Lake were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Funk Sunday. Children of age were introduced to kindergarten Wednesday at Park school, where Miss Allen, who was first grade teacher last season, is Instructor in that pre-scho-ol work. Dansante Mary Watson Died Thursday Miss Violet Bateman and Mont Bair were married Wednesday in the Logan temple. The W. D. Hendricks family will meet in reunion at the Benson Stake tabernacle Saturday, June 22 at Meeting will commence 11 am. 4 A handsome vine with fine flowers seldom seen Is the butterfly pea or centrosema. For a novel vine try it. co with a ELECTRIC GENERAL QUIET FAN HIGHEST QUALIT- Y- BIGGEST VALUE a G-- Quiet Fan in your home or office and enjoy cool summer comfort. You get quicker relief when you buy a G-- Quiet Fan, because of the distinctive new blade desiqn which delivers greater air volume than conventional Fans of the same size with a quietness of operation heretofore Turn on E E unknown. General Electric's forty years experience as a manufacturer of highest quality Fans is your assurance of the greater dependability and longer life of G-- Fans. See the efficient G-- E Fans today at our store, or phone for a home demonstration. Prices start at $4.60. 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