S.'TKI-TTEESL- m n Ml Lr LJ w 40c and- 50 - J1 n. rU o II 30c Thursday, July 18, 1507. CROWDS TO THE JOIN JOUTIAL, LOG All, UTA 7L Y I) 7, Ln 0 LiiULJiJ w i. Off Cm$s THE DOLLAR QIM Eliason Sisters big sale still on. THE JOURNAL Men wanted at Lewiston Sugar TUESDAY, THURSDAY.SATURDAY Factory. Bargains, Sisters. well, yes. Eliason We sell . the earth and Fed arse a money on It.H-A. Morrells big sale is running all this week and next week. s Thomas Smart have gone to Europe for a three Co. months sightseeing trip. Mr. and Mrs. loan & , All this seasons $3.75 to $5.00 The Dental office of 'Drs. Smith Oxfords going for $2.50 atMorrell and Petty at Richmond is open Clothing company. this week July 15 20. a Mrs. Odell of Ogden is here on The little child of Mr. Jos. son Postmaster visit to her Tom Barton who are at Odell. and Mrs. Ely, Ne- vada, died of diphtheria' on Satur-- IL l S ' day. C . Mrs. P. D. Stoops and Katherine Smith have gone to the Mr! James B.'Welimanof Memin Idaho, phis Tennessee "wasj !ni 'tiOgan ranch of Dr, Cochrane, for a visit. , Tuesday, having" stopped "off on his way to Butte,- td Visit friends Mr. and Mrs. II, E. Benson of Helena, Mont, have returned to their home after a two weeks visit $250,000.00 TO LOAN ON IM. with Logan relatives and friends. PROVED FARMS IN UTAH Miss , ECCLESIASTICAL VISITORS The Stake Presidency and High B. II. Roberts was in town Council will visit the various wards of the Stake, Sunday July Men wanted at Gessel pressed brick company. Call at brick 21st, 1907. as follows: Benson Andreas Peterson, W. Mr. E. R. Needham was in town yard 6 North and 6 West. W, Roundy. from Prjston yesterday. Isaac Smith, S. B. Greenville and & Co.Undertakers Bergener icecsed embalmers, Caskets and Mr. C. F. Goodwin, will likely Mitton. Hyde Park John H. Anderson, Coffins, 149 N Main, Bell phone. return from Salt Lake City in a Geo. ZLamb. or two. The eye specialist Logan 1st Louis S. Cardon,W. Mrs. Joseph Ballif and children day save can he him M. Everton. says are up from Bingham canyon on a attending the and the Logan 2nd N. W. Kimball, A. visit to the ladys parents Mr.and injured eye perhaps G. Barber. Mrs. Jno. F, Squires. sight of it. Logan 3rd J. E Carlisle, An- dreas Peterson. Logan 4th J. Z. Stewart, Jos. " E; Cowley. Logan 5th Ilcber K. Merrill, IT ENTITLES YOU TO $1.00 DISCOUNT or the sale price John II. Anderson. of every' $10 purchase made during Big Remodeling Sale. ''Logan 6th Isaac Smith, S. B. Cut This Out Clothing; Shoes and Furnishings. Sale Begins Aug. 1st, and runs 30 days F. W. THA.TCEEER The Q00000&O00 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 nnnn' 00 .'' Logftn 7th M.1 j. Ballard. Providence J. E." Carlisle, - The Thatcher hand damage in CO. ISAAC SMITH, 'V Those started for Montpelier a few days bomb factory in that place ago, where they will give a big terday. concert, telephoned from Fish Ilaven, yesterday that they were having .the time of their lives. They were out on the lake part of the day, and had no end of fun. them royally People are-treatin- g they say. yes- ... . hours. twenty-fou- r The stage at i.1 oclock was six inches above the flood st?ge, which, is twenty-onfeet The river rose 2 feet 5 inches in the past twenty-fou- r hours and a further rise of a'foot or so is expected before Tuesday noon. This is the highest stage since the great flood of the spring of 1904. However, no great damage is expected and nothing approaching that wrought three years ago is feared. The damage probably will he confined to the flooding of basements of the business houses in the bottoms here and the driving out of squate' ters. r', . As the iday proceeded there was no improvement in the movement of trains, all of which were behind time, while some had beenA temporarily annulled. One hundred cars of cattle destined for this market failed to reach here today because of washouts at different points. ...... 5 "N. W. KIMBALL, JOS. E. CARDON, Stake Presidency. 4 1 , SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS Butte, Mont., July 16. Nicholas J. Kent,' assistant postmaster of Butte, who disappeared three weeks ago, was 6hort in his accounts, according to a statement today by Inspector Paisley of the federal service. It was thought at the time of his flight that Kent was demented. There is no clue as to.his whereabouts. The shortage probably will reach $10,000. ELIASON SISTERS , BIG SALE 4 , BIO MUDDY ON ANOTHER TEAR Missouri Riyer CONTINUES Past the Flood DURING Stage at Kansas City . Kansas City, July 15. The western half of Missouri was from Odessa says that seven persons were killed and many injurwho ed in an explosion- in a secret drenched by a terrific storm last boys m wholesale district in the west and east bottoms here may be expected within the next - sprinklers on the tabernacle lawn are a pest, a public nuisance, on account of the way they are handled. All day long they are located where they throw the spray onto the pavement and people using the walk must either receive a wetting or step out into the mud puddles formed by the Mr. Jos. Crowther who was cut water. It is all humbug and . so badly about the face by a fly- nonsense to talk about the watering fragment of a broken emery ing of the hedge requiring the stone while in the act of gumming maintenance of such a nuisance. The hedge can be watered with& saw at the mill in Logan Canout sprinkling the whole walk, yon, and who was brought to and it should be. Randolph to receive care is imS proving as well as can be expected considering the seriousness of BOMB FACTORY EXPLOSION. London, July 15. A dispatch his wounds. Rich Co. News.f College Agricultural authorities are conducting a pretty vigorous advertising campaign. Members of the faculty are out in all directions lecturing and booming the college, in an effort to equal or increase if possible the attendance of last year. m tip-6ver- t v Mitton,-;.ir-" J 27 NORTH MAIN ST., LOGAN. ! LO-GA- N, www.smnMtlt. the Get goods cheap at Eliason. Much goods for little money at Eliason Sisters. - APPLY OR AND IDAHO. Newbold the clothier is sacrificWRITE UTAH MORTGAGE ing his merchandise during his LOAN CORPORATION, great sale. Suits y price, other '. UTAH. goods in proportion and its to fake. The taking of the. school cenA good deal of bogus money sus has begun and will continue Parents should was left in town as a result of the until July 31. visit of the circus. It is paper see that every eligible child of money most of it and a fairly theirs is registered. The enumergood imitation of the real stuff. ator may call at your home while Several business men have five you are away, and if so will likeand ten dollar bills which they ly fail to get the names of your took in on 25 cent purchases giv- children, if so call up Supt. Car-do- n and give him the names as ing the change in good coin of course. every. child missed means a loss of several dollars to onr school is Watermaster Pedersen fund, and we havent any 4oo City after the water users who are much school money: wasting water. lie says the ordinance requires that a quarter Mr. Peter Christensen of Hy-ruinch nozzle shall be used on all was hurt pn Tuesday, as the violawn hose, but many people result of a lie was drivlate this requirement by unscrew- ing on Fourth North when he met ing the nozzle and letting a three an automobile, and In turning out quarter inch stream pour out. to avoid it, his horse swerved sudMany persons with a lawn hose denly and upset the rig. ne and not only water their lawn with it his daughter Mrs.1 Murray were but their vegetable garden also, thrown out of the rig. The lady and the Watermaster is determin- - was not hurt but Mr. Christensen ed to stop these practices if he received a nasty cut over the has to order arrests made. right eye. Street Main" CAMPBELL & SONS CO. BAKERY REMOVED. Meissners Royal Bakery has moved to the Andfews Building North Main St., opposite Eagle Hotel, where they would like to see their old as well as new patrons call. pightJ' Reports received today NEXT WEEK in- GENUINE dicate mudh damage, corn fields, bridges and culverts in the lowlands in many instances being washed out. Trains from all directions into Kansas City are delayed. The Missouri river ,at Kansas City and the vicinity has passed the flood sfage and more or. less BARGAINS ' IN ALL LINES 000000000 00 0 00000000 00 000000000 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 0 00Q0000 w JL On All Muslin Underwear, Black 'nrr A '0 and Colored Underskirts and Dress Skirts Sale is Now on. Here are Some of the Prices that Will Prevail During the Clean-U- p MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SKIRTS. Ladies Skirts of best Muslin or flue Cambric, Lace or Embroidery trimmed. 69c Price 98c, Clean-uClean-u73c p Price $1.00, Clean-up 98c Price $1.35, Clean-up Price $2.50, ......$1.89 Price $223 $3.00, Clean-u- p p UNDERSKIRTS In Black and Colored Sateen MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS. Ladies Embroidery or Lace Trimmed, & great variety of styles, high or low neck, Muslin or Fine Cambric. Price 85c, Clean-u- p 63c Price $1.25, Clean-u- p 95c Price $1.50, Clean-u- p $1.10 Price $1.75, Clean-u- p $129 Price $2.00, Clean-u- p $1.49 ...... .... UNDERWEAR CHEMISE. r 75c, Clean-u- p Price 58c 90c, Clean-u- p Price 78c f Clean-u- p Price $1.75, Clean-u- p Price 98c .... $129 Ladies Drawers of the best material, Lace cr Embroidery trimmed, well made. Price1 60c, Clean-u- p Clean-up Price 95c, $1.00, Clean-u- p Price Clean-up Price $1.25, $1.50, Clean-u- p Price BETTER VALUES THAN THESE HAVE NEVER BEEN KNOWN. THEY ARE SURE ATTRACT THE ATTENTION OF HUNDREDS WHO KNOW FROM EXPERIENCE OF THE GREAT SAVING POSSIBLE AT OUR SALES. Howell-Cardo- n DRESS SKIRTS Ladies $1.25, 0 0 DRAWERS. Made of. Muslin or Fine Cam- brie, beautifully trimmed. ...... .... TO Compamy Losansalcst , or Walking Skirts at prices to sell quantities. 45c 69c 75c 95c $110 Dress . $3.00, Clean-u- $3.50, Clean-u- p $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $7.50, p Clean-u- p Clean-u- p Clean-u- p Clean-u- p .... Price Price . Price Price Price Price ... .... .... .... .... $219 $229 $2.98 $319 $3.98 $5.50 GINGHAM PETTICOATS Fancy Stripes, and Solid Colors -- 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 o: o: 1