H StMW optical 4pmrtatmt in "ehargi 01 H cMiptit optometrlat. Exncit nt- BB Jewelry tendon given to testing of cyi and B Diamond flttlng of 1mim, H Out gum . I JhTiw Y hT " owa ,eiu v H iT n PBt nd ,tock ot uncut len' U bfflbrellM Broken len. duplicated and to- IMeah Qat placed in an honr. We Make a Specialty of Fine Repairing. Con icientloui care, akllled workmanakjp, ralr charges and broad experience hare MKi4to buljd up for m a large and well pleased dleaUUe. C. M. WENDELBOE Jewelry Bton,. 18 Eait Flri North Street Logan VWk The New 1 Central Hotel In Howell Building Corner Muln and First North Streets i Now Open for Business 25 OUTSIDE ROOMS ihjKgantly furnished hot and cold water steam 1iuat in every room .ltatau....,r.....7&c and, Upi ' 'Special Rates for Students 1 - - -... :l A shooting gallery has opened fori business In the J. A. Hendrickson building on Main street. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. Mllhlllo Water Works Co., a Corporation, Corpor-ation, l'rlnclftal l'lnco of liusl-ness liusl-ness at Mlllvillc, Cncho County, Utah. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the directors, held on the 25th day of September, 1917, ten per cent per share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation, payable pay-able on or before the 20th day of November, 1917, to J. W. E. Scott, secretary and treasurer of satd corporation, cor-poration, at Mlllvllle, Cache -County, Utah. Any stock upon, which this assessment may remain unpaid on the 20th day ot November, 1917, will be delinquent and advertised for salo at public auction, and unless payment pay-ment in made before, will bo sold on the 20th day of December, 1917, to pay tho delinquent assessment, together to-gether with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. Dated this 6th day of October, 1917. J. W. E. SCOTT, Secretary. , Mlllvllle, Utah. adv. 10-27. BlgiBBBBBBBfcky '- BBBBB jwflniR m$ BBBUBk AbbbTsBbbbbbbbbbbjbbbbji William Desmond In Triangle Play "Blood Will Tell." PloylnK nt the Onk Theatre Today. Sour1 Stomach. Eeat slowly, masticate your food thoroughly, abstain from meat for a few days and in most cases tho sour stomach will disappear. If It does not, take one of Chamberlain's Tablets Tab-lets Immediately after supper. Red meats are most likely to cause sour stomach and you may find It best to cut them out. adv. 1 .m. "HOMESTEAD" DISPELS CARE Largo Audience nt l'lnnry Laughs nt Wholesome Fun of OUMhtio Piny. It Is well for the present generation, genera-tion, once in a while, In the midst of the problem drama, the sex play, tho risque. musical comedy -and -broad 1 farce, to witness some of the good old melodrama ot a quarter ot a century cen-tury ago, which as Dentnan Thompson's Thomp-son's "Old Uomestead,U.whlch was rqvlved by an excellent company at the Plnney theatre Friday night. The play is Just as Jolly and weepy at) the old, full of wholesome fun and merriment. There Is something forever for-ever young and forever fair In this gentle story ot New England life, and ono Is tho better for halng seen it. Thero Is no biting wit In the laughing sallies of Undo Josh Whltcomb, Seth Perkins and Cy Prime Just pure fun. Scenery Liko That of 1880. The scenery Is said to bo an exact reproduction of that used during the first performances In Uostou In 1S8G, I those mid-Victorian interiors ot New York and the homely farm homes of bleak New England. Tho malo parts ore especially well cast. Ferdinand Municr gles a characterization of the role of Uncle Josh siiich Is natural and without a bit of buffoonery. William K. Dills and John Summer arc stars in the roles of Seth Perkins and Cy Prime. From their makeups to their fist fights they are perfect. Local Interest centered nbout Linton Lin-ton Athcy, who took the part of Ed Granry, tho whistling boy. Young Athey is a Poise hoy, whoo parents lived here for years. He first appeared ap-peared before the footlights with the Delia Pringle company In the old ,Turnvereln theatre. Dig Audience Forgets Care. The big and enthusiastlcnndience forgot the war, forgot personal worries wor-ries and the high cost of living as they laughed and cried with the people peo-ple of the Old Home3tead Friday night. The quartet, which is always such a feature of the ploy, greatly pleased the 'audience. Idaho Statesman. BBBJ bbbI IBJ ImTJ m . LUNDSTROWS j xi WINTER-BRINGS NEW HOUSE jffl '" PROBLEMS II IhB T THE STOVE QUESTION IS ONE! 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