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Show THE PAGE FOUR. nERALD-JOURNA- L, MARCH LOGAN, UTAII. TUESDAY, 1932. 8, By Williams OUT OUR WAY The Herald - Journal A Seri Wald-burge- field Newspaper pps-Ca- n selves up and beginning s dice game that was in progress when MERRILL, Wis, March 8. flU!) the building fell. It was thought A furious fight between a lynx the shuffling of the players and three hunting dogs was wit- caused the building, which was nessed in the New Wood country old and deserted to collapse. by Jack Rajek and Fred The dogs followed the trail of the lyux for more than an hour before cornering the animal in a swamp. Here hte cat turned and fought and had the best of Doat let- them geta atraagl held. the encounter until Rajek shot DOGS LYN.V BATTLES COUGHS Afternooa Every Week-da- y Published every week dny afternoon, except legal holidays, at 75 West Center second-clas- s afreet, Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspaper Co , and entered as matter at the postoffice, Logan, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price in Cache Valley by mail, J2 50 the 3 ear in advance, by carrier 33 Vi a by mall $.9 00 the yrar. year in advance or 40 the month. Outside Cat he Valley, 'reclaim l.llierty Gilman, Nicoil & Ruthman, Speciul Representatives -- Sun Francisco office, 525 Market Rt.; Chicago office, 410 N. Michigan Ave.; New York office, l!l W. 44tii throughout the laud" St.; Boston office, 18 Tiemont St.; 1 iclroit offiie, 601 New Canter Bldg. K U TRUTH THE (l Ncdther this newspaper, nor any of its nUakhoMers or officials has any connection whatever, directly or indirectly, with any political party, putilic utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. it. DIDNT HALT GAME RIPLEY. Miss., March. 8. tl'Pi When a building collapsed here, officers rushed to the scene, to find 11 negroes picking them Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion combines the 7 best helps known to modem science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Money refunded if any cough no matter of how long standing is nflt relieved. Ask your druggist for Creomulsioa. (sdv.) Where Friendly Service Is Always Found WHEN WILL INDUSTRY AWAKEN? Two interesting ideas l'r increasing employment have appeared lately. The Wall Street Journal of all papers! publicizes the idea that a week would gave employment to everyone. Congressman Fred Britten of Illinois introduces a hill to make Saturday a legal holiday. He figures this would give employment to 4, 000, 0(H) persons. The Britten idea, of course, is hopeless. Sunday is a legal holiday today, and millions work just the same. You could make all the days legal holidays, for that matter, and it would make no difference whatever. But a general shortening of hours WOULD help. It would not only put people to work, hut it would make profits for industry. r Industry fought the day for years and discovered, after labor had obtained it that more work was accomplished and more people had more money to spend than before. We never saw, in the day of weeks, anything to comdays and seven-da- y pare with the prosperity that came with the inauguration of shorter hours. . Shorter houis, more work. More work, more money floating around. More spenders, better business. Better business, more profits. Industry ought to see that and net on it. r. 3.r-ho- ur w Rowdy, folks! "Evarytiody, says an editorial, "is thinking at European debts ' We aint. We're thinking of anr own. " It is strange that rival political to candidates think It necessary invent lies about each other when the plain truth would probably be bad enough. eight-hou- BASEBALL HALL OF FAME As the baseball season approachlike you to meet Ly wo would es, man J. Limhnrger, who hokis a sniqur position in the history of the national 12-ho- Althoafh 'be attended 7,800 game, Mr. Llmhur-gr- r ban never leaped to his feet at the end of the seventh inning and yelled: stretch! sport has STILL SAVING THE TAX MONEY t The' Chief difference between a cook and a chef is that a chef can fix things up so that you can't tell what' they are. Recent congressional gestures toward economy: By Congressman J.lanton of Texas: The printing, in the Congressional Record, of three columns of fine type, giving the names of all the taxicab drivers in Washington, I). C, (Page By Congressman Person of Michigan: The printing, in the Congressional Record, of two and a half pages of fine type, giving the horsepower, wheelbase, tire size and twenty other sets of figures for every make of automobile manufactured in the United States. (Page c POME Breathes there a man with soul so dead Who aever to himself hath said a budget next fll begin keeping month, surer 4805-480(5- Love is a thing that leads a girl tft marry her boss and work the rest of her life for nothing. s , Sweat on, Taxpayer; sweat on! where all the morning, with feet tin dcske, asleep. And at noon awakening, do congratulate myself that nobody Iiuh noticed my but anon do discover that "I There was only one vacant chair In the motor Inis some woman MTh Hipping ftwritfiil of himillc. tmi Horne ntlwr HCiirvip (MiHrooii !VV time a man b.iva a new !LUl nrt annoy the evinK: sl.Lt, he discovers what becomes slum-ben- j l, would TODAY'S DEFINITION b. one who ran remember when r. Iial.y buggy wa Mover put down in the basement ' fbr storage. An .) .) BACK TO SCHOOL s' FEATURES FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9TH ORANGES Extra huge, sweet, juicy, ISOs, do.. 29c Box 14c SODA CRACKERS 1 5c LEMON'S Sunkist, dozen IOC SYRIT Pure Corn, Quart can 27c4 COFFEE Folgers Shasta, can loO BEANS Navy, 5 pounds 19 MAYONNAISE Pint Jars 22c4 THOUSAND ISLAND or RELISH Pint Jars 49 MALT Gesundheit, large size (Glass Free) 9C PORK & BEANS 15c cans CATSUP lTg4 size bottle large ,nD an foully ridicule t, Lii Gee Geo refused to take some brown eggs from the grocer this morning, because they didnt match her egg cups Cu me like a great sable raven, the night . . . STOLE FOAl SPHINOFrELD, Maas, March 8. M'.I'l - Two days after William was released from jail, he Body was arrested, charged with stealan tilik ing an overcoat at the institution on the last day of bis sentence. ' Lewiston News CHILTON. Wis March 8. and Mars), all Hephner, farmers, recently pui'cnu.sed their StiUman Pond motored to Ogden 29th automobile Friday to get his daughter, Carol, who is attending school there They returned to Logan Friday evening. Carol will return to Ogden on Sunday. Mrs. H. H. Harrison entertained Friday afternoon for the A1 Lons club at her home. After a delicious luncheon was served, bridge Prizes were awardwas enjoyed ed to Mrs. E. M. Van Orden and Twelve club Thomson. Mrs. Asa members were piesent and the following special guests: Mrs. J. M Bernhisel and Mrs. Bill Howarth John Hyer spent the week end in Salt Lake on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Van Orden returned to their home in Bountiful after spending the past week visiting here. ert , Thursday nfternoon, Mrs. Ralph Bernhisel entertained the Golden Hour club at her home. A beautiful green and white color scheme was carried out in all appointments. After a delicious luncheon was served ''500" was enjoyed. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Durrell Hendricks and Mrs. J. W. Baer. Eleven club members were present and the following guests: Mesdames W. A. Moore, C. J. Van Orden, Durrell Hendricks, George Pond and H. F Bernhisel. The following couples pleasantly Mrs. Leon Mr. and surprised Pond at their home Thursday evening in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Pond's wedding anniversary: Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bernhisel and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Stoddard. Mrs. LorFriday afternoon, raine Karren entertained the A1 Lons club at her home. St. Patrick HYRUM ELDERS TO all designs were carried out After a delicious appointments. HAVE BIG DANCE luncheon was served, bridge was enjoyed. Prizes were awarded to HYRUM The Elders quorum of Mrs. W. A. Moore, Mrs. George Pond and Mrs. C. J. Vnn Orden. the Third ward will be sponsors the and Twelve club members for an Apron and Overall and Misin- following special guests were Mrs. fit dance to be held in the ward W. A. Mrs e 'ioore, eluded: The Wednesday evening Cache Valiev Loyal Pond, Mrs. Lorin Smith, Wranglers and Mrs. Kill Garrett of Preston. orchestra will furnish music. The Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Homan and quorum has extended an invitaMr nml Mrs. Dorris Hodges mo- tion to attend to the general tored to Suit Lake on Wednesday where Mr. Homan will receive medical treatment Mr and Mrs. Williord Larson of Fairview, Idaho, spent Tilth here visiting Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph : MEATS five-piec- Meat Terulerest and Most Delicious In Logan City ROUND STEAK pound LOIN STEAK pound BACON SQUARES pound LARD lb. carton LARD carton 1 12( 12c 14c -- - BOILING MEAT pound DILL PICKLES large, 2 for PICKLED BEEF TONGUES each -- SAME PRICE : 10 18 - 7c Sg4 30 Cash Market and Grocery Wednesday; Mar. 9th Rice 25 Rite forover 40 Fancy Head Flour 79 Safeway. Guaranteed D Sugar v old-tim- e. Iowdered or Rrovui 25 a a 15 I ' When a man wants kerchief he pulls it out pbeket, but when a girl Ke shakes herself anil it up. Cheese hand- (.is of his hip wants hem then picks Good, FIRST SIGN OF STRING The discovery that the gut uf your tennis racket lias busted during the, winter. ' 1918. YE DIARY (March 7) By petrol buggy to the printer)', Sewells Urea LOGAN SMITHFIELD HYRUM WELLSVILLE OATS : SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9th : Wedding Large Pkg. Zee 5 Rolls COFFEE 2 SARDINES Van Camp's Oval Cans, 2 for i i Cream Pound ''This insidious condition oftert causes headaches, loss of energy, sleeplessness. It takes the edge from your working hours. ' Laboratory tests show Kellogg All-Bra- n supplies hulk" to exercise the intestines, and Vitamin B n to tone the intestinal tract. also has iron for tl.e blood. is simi.The bulk in All-Bra-n lar to that of lettuce. Within the boidy, it becomes a soft mass, which gently clears the intestines of wastes. Bow much better than using so often harmful. pills and drugs ' tablespoon fuls daily will dbrrcct most types of constipation. All-Bra- n If is not habit-formin- g. your intestinal not re- trouble is lieved this "way, see your doctor. At all' grocers. . In the package. Made by Kellogg in Jialtle Creek. HELPS KEEP YOU Large, Full of Juice. 2 Dozen Breakfast Cereal 2 Packages : FIT Blue Rose COR- N- White or Golden 3 No. 2 Cans SOAP Mission Beil 4 Bars ..... 1 fr. FLOUR 18-L- Del Maiz Niblets. 2 OtiC mmiuF Cans LETTUCE ns 79c RAG OEC ...4a9 Pounds CORN OEC Solid Heads Fa h PARS 5 Safeway. Fresh Churned RICE 5 Palmolive Butter Santa Clara 3 Pounds OCc ' OQC . PRUNES Mlc WHEATIES All-Bra- Two OOc Jar Soap ORANGE- S- , Peanut Butter Vcribest To put in a full days work, you need a full man's strength. A man, half-sic- k from constipation, has less chance to succeed in today's keen competition. ". RAISINS Seeded and Seedless, 3 Packages 1 Aged Wisconsin Pound 19c .. Pounds Fancy Idaho Russets, UN) lbs. ' CHEESE : . OEC POTATOES ftg Fill at the office? . Powdered Siijra- r- CHEESE capped g Toilet Tissue Crystal Quality. Pound , POUND . 27 cl POUND Tip Top, Finest Are you . BUTTER 1 MILK 4 The war department has just disposed of $2,000,000 worth of junk including, we hope, the porous raincoats the profiteers sold it in Taly EC . SOAP POUND Pickles Sweet ! ....: JAR QUART IIAMBUROEE 4 JL (( O 4 Pf SAUSAUE Pure Pot k. Country Matched Slices, No. 2lz can 3 FOR Style. 2 Ihs. LAR- D- Pure, Fresh Rendered, 2 lbs. .Id 25c JL 9pg J9 lj," Crt,tw Pork Chops,Cut F'yXl from Young Pork lb. 12c Sliced Bacon 1IAM- S4 Pure While Kettle Rendered U. S. Inspected Lard; lb lo fi 4 4 A JL Aig., Pound Cooked Corn Beef Sliced or in tho Piece, Pound .. ... 5c 10c 7c 9c 1 - Kxtra Fancy Pound 111. 29 Safeway Meats Sirloin SteakIienie Style, 20 : Pineapple SEWELLS MARKET FEATURES Fresh, Clean Beef Fresh Ground, 2 lbs. H ; Bob While 10 BARS fl mm m Salmon or Half Gills of River Salmon; lb UCUIUUll Columbia |