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Show CACHE AMERICAN Fritt.iv, April 8, 1932. Visits Mother LOCAL NEWS SEEING CACHE COUNTY. UTAH some in shadow mistertoualy IS shrww-le- d high Tape Three. Tests Show Taxed to Death and 'Damn Near Ruined i lights sun kuwd. grwn shutters wj wmdowi. jrmaL usLoooa, roofs Willard Visitor aiming a blue, gray sky. IVaunta Mrs J. O. Nelson. In clad simple Isunks searing Un Lome M Hubbard of Willard f.iiMiii-Snun who arc squirming under taxation en shoe, the costume of dress that tu bren vuiuni Cache couuiy Clean-U- p Wagon i with Uni It ill ns u same the out. In always keen interest the following letter year rta Ihli at-ryear of her daughter. gumt The city clean up wagons will red clover seed, with few for year pad Uie&e people, the, Foreign Mr. J, B. WIU to of Purmiiao and start their to an hank sirs rounds Thursday April English by one of its customers, explainold buildings have been llie Inspir- exceptions. Is unsatisfactory for use Mra. N. D. RaUibury of Logan. Mth. All who have garbage to be lie was unable ing to reduce his overdraft. It was United re. In Uie FOR WOMEN why eastern ftutea. ation for 5HOES mrn Ukt Mr. Larsen. One And this Is what I saw In Spring hauled away should have It placed "T of such beautiful simpti- - j port Uie United State Department tmbodicd in an address by tires A of vl!lc. thousand last Sunday Harry Coe. Count 19 Deeon the curb line next week before ! ty Btop and see this canvas and 01 Agriculture,confollowing field tests Tie Anglo and lamdun Paris National Bank, San Fran-ri-c- o pie at least out to see the itate fore- Mark D. Alien and wife of Allen's the Mth. sevpe ration with most and first art exhibition the get the feeling its worthwhile time conducted in Ladies Store made an automobile Here is the letter: beit display of the erawn. Every Meric A. HulL who is she. I was eral Bute experiment stations. drive up Logan canyon on Wednes- Concert most of the recent In Tonight years In Hear ii : For the following reasons 1 regret t; told she took the two thousand, five body was Interested very much day. They report having counted The Paramount glee club haa arseed Imparted to this country call some as art hundred dollar AnIn people San picture, prise tillable to reduce jny nineteen deer along the road side ranged to give a concert tn the I help up, It Well they had Just forgotten Use tonio In 1929. with out henttatton. has come from France and Poland on the drive. Ninth ward amusement hall tonight talk of depression for awhile and the took the money and went to outer countries that have sent seed bcM down, sandbagged, walked on, sat upon, flattened In taken at S o'clock. The proceeds ' were surely enjoying themselves Europe and spent It for more art. ilnd. ilui r income tax, the .super tax, the cwinany1 Tt!eu nued ,m 311,1 Mr. Salisbury in Town will go to tlie German organization Pictures The afternoon In October, hanging Just looking at picture s war war bonds, war sang cert loans, profits, rered clover mote this former seed a Butes O. in city. Joseph imports Salisbury, from all over the world painted by on the southeast comer wall thia sident of Logan, Is a business visijiiicaU s. t lie automobile tax, and by every society and some of the leading artists. They canvas will tell you what a woman than tt export tor here this week. He now resides Louis Gardner Home were all happy, bright beaming of rare, gemous can obtain with rjianiation that the mind of man can intent to exIn Salt Lake. Mr. Salisbury and wife faors I saw thrre. They had lost or brush and palr.L It U a house, a Louis Gardner who went to ths what I may or may not have in my possession. tract 12 left behind fKAMtoElE Sizes Just returned from a pleasant out- coast last fall with his two daughthat long lean worry home surrounded with trees, a road coast. on vacation the he and ing look of depression and were drinkleads by the place In the distant eminent has governed my business so that I ter and sprnt the winter with his do not know wlm owns it. I am inspected, suspected, exon L L Gardner at Los Angeles, ing new thoughts from crystal foun- valley say of somewhere in the Returns from Coast tain of Clod's great out of doors Ozark mountains, where people live has returned home, having spent amined and Informed, reformed, required recorded with brush and paint upon a pleasant vacation and outing H. R. Weston Is Ui the city havsimply happy life Color like our and commanded, so that I know who I am, or why canvas. own mountain In the golden autumn ing returned from the coast where I am here at all. As I casually glanced over this sraaon, dean and pure In rendition be has been with hit family over Just Imagine, for 35c you can get a four course lunch Including your collection I want to write a word of color, repeating the story that the winter. Mr. Weston has come All that I know is that I am supposed to he an inexnever grows old; the glories of our how I felt about It. here to assist with Uie work at the choice of Meats, Drinks and Ice haustible own Chinese Cobbler or American anthem. Deserts, supply ut money for every known need, desire Central Mills which concern has a Cream You know pictures tell stories Bessie Bancroft's old fashioned contract with the government to Noodles and Chou Main are regular "i- h"pe of tlie human race, and because I will not sell all and make ou sad or happy and , , so on and so forth. No 78. Mary flowers, hanging on the second row, clovers often die Immediately after grind a btg share of the Red Cross dohes at Pmgharr.'s Popular Cafe. 1 an1 ,,ut am 1'ijT. borrow or steal money to (Advertisement) flour that U to be distributed to the Butler's Emerald Glacier canvas the top row on the north wall a tlie first cutting. I am cus-wdaLso susceptible j ' i' c away, imported seed boycotted, talked to, talked how five and bold, she painted that water color blending clean and pure Lzro'e needy families tn tills valley. or scorch In several I'lout, lied about and Leaves for Butte mountain, fresh as all out of doors, rowers that you can almost scent to aiilhracnni help up, hung1 up, robbed and In which It was -1 Narrow hangings from .Southern States 1 Fred Lund berg left hurriedly healthy greens for trees and a with gran-fu- l Buy Seeds a,,1 rl,inV'1' ding- showed that wherej va. reaching outward Into spare, fried. The tests and Thursday for Butte. Montana, where mountain, real and structural rocks Fifteen years experience U prevalent, seed pro- - Dig to 111 C I'ow In to see Wll.lt Will whUiracnuse HCXt. a , as rocks should feel to be with background InleresUngl., divided. happen I1.-Sendee, back of our stock. Field. he was called to meet today with - did Utter than a black pattern tablecloth daringly durt'd 111 he gentle pleasing clouds overhead . Garden and Flower Seeds. Cache officials of the Texas Company on me oUMr region. Beed Iro,n Growinrt Teet Gordtn Copes portrait gives a painted repeats the buds and Valley Commlslaon Company. Logan business pertaining to the dlstribu-an- d to cold winters Is not neces- -' hardy era. Adv. Preston. tton of Texaco products. I feeling of some old master come t. The CanadJohn Hubbard Rich, paints an sarily again The figure sits with ease and ian seed did well In States where Interior out of window looking a a face grace, Friends pleasant Barbers Still in War greets you Calling On winters are sever. We have a complete line of as you pass and you almost want to Into a distant landscape dotted stock, includMrs. R. O. McCurdy and riautth-- n The barbers of Lngan held a There were 480 lots of seed tested house with some modem feeling! .. talk to him. Lo, are of Los all of ter Jeanne the Angeles tree 1 at the the for ing 21 different stations In Indiana. Iowa, designated looting Wednesday night ' "No. 29 a sculptor models him who In the distant landscape. Rich Is nger Allen barber shop on North gan visitors Mrs. McCurdy was streets. Maryland. Michigan. no modernist you know, but his ,,enUl:: said. Let us have faith that right . street to discuss the prices of . merly Clara Cranney. She has been We will give you Minnesota, Missouri. New York. absolutely lta SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, FRUIT TREES makes might, and In that faith, let ca chn th ,, ,evcr sure hair cutting and shaves. It Is held on a trip Into Idaho to visit her Free 1 pair $1.00 pure silk jenfr North Dakota. Ohio the throuh t Prdta 5S0-R- 2 us to to Phone the do end. our and dare have hose duty mesh or service by the barbers that they will not brothers and stopped off here on chiffon, your order reserved section. Well he paints his wife a as we understand. Lincoln. be able to pay rents at the present her return trip home, with each pair purchased. SatDEPRESSION PRICES modest woman beautiful This picture is one of the m aster- - in prloe schedule. However, some of urday April 9. color dress seated en- gorgeous Feminist the barbers were not ready as yeti Selling Automobile pirees of the entire collection. It de- n the canary colored tea' A notes onginaUty sincerity character to agree to a uniform price so the lady who cried for the moon Fred Spencer, manager of the renect cupg war still continue and wept. . hen of the strongest type shore draf- it was reluctantly Providence Calder-SpeneMotor company, . hlgh iight3 coming through the sin-- , , wasn't a it P.!n.d rW! ZL?-LCtable and says business is good and he has a sindow chair, drop. of constellation tell me a Richard Provo Woman Talk blend to make an exquisite har- couple right to as he sold three new auto-- ! In west room Out saw some the I He week. one in day this mony. The frame too I want you to The officers of the Associated mobiles large Indian picture a caravan of notice blend In with the 73 N. Main Women students organization of the left Wednesday morning for Salt picture. are to Indians better pulling camp Now I could say a lot more about Utah State Agricultural college Lake to bring back additional new hunting grounds. our artists If time and space would were In charge of the student body cars for stocking his salesroom. Dr. A hand cart party is plodding permit. I can say this, there Is a assembly program on Wednesday. E. D. Letby purchased a new Essex westward, careworn common people lot of talent In Utah and Mr Mable Dusenberry, dean of Sedan; Darrell Crockett purchased they are Born Girl do we see drawing hand carts over all Baby women at the Brigham Young Uni- a new Plymouth Coupe and Albert heading for the master roll, the at was the bom A fine the are These mountain trail. girt baby rocky upper rung of tlie ladder. versity was the principal speaker. Olofsen of the Utah Oil Refining home of Mr. and Mr A. V. Atkin- - some of the best thoughts express-soHenri Moser Miss Beatrice Williams of Preston, company, purchased a new Essex 157 West, 3rd South this week. ed by Minerva K. Telshort of a student at the college, gave a Coupe. are and daughter getting ming. vocal sola Miss Phyllis Kirk ham. BOOKS I return to the main gallerv and along nicely. president of the organization con- Telephone Men Here are attracted by the master still! ducted the assembly. Only books of outstanding merit Milton E Bemet. advertising f ;fe M Randolph Paint-- ! should inctla Mrs. Cameron Improves be purchased by the Indivimanager of the Mountain States ter of Francisco. Its a forty If Mrs. for a of dual friends The oays Denver of H. Blair Here out library, many private company Telephone a waIk away lets Mrs. Alma Hiry,by forty sure home to one be will THERES Cameron of reading Esplin, way pleased O. Utah J. manager Hyde. S. H. Blair, general manager of and Just study It for a minute and see Blair Motor company, has beed In the same company, were business that she is able to be out and hat ma(tes this still life picture so specialist values. Buy Goodyears! Take A Y hole New Sr : Jj U1 of four months It Is too costly to buy books proLogan this week, going over busi- visitors In Logan Tuesday. They around after outstanding. One sees a table on The for knows. word furnish ness matters with William Evans, were here checking over the terrl- ness, which stand a large green plant, miscuously. Let the libraries of determining a bowl with fruit, some books plac- - you with general reading, Mr Esall . USES Jr, local manager of Blair Motor tory with thecanview buys, be done to better Mr. Thorpe Improves plin continued. Mrs. Esplin points While automobile sales if anything company. ;ed In an easy manner to create an out love of of a that Cache tires, nature, in music, experience have not been brisk, Mr. Blair has service for their patrons of Thatcher line movement, rhymlcal, pleasing GiIbert Thorpe art, drama and science could be a hopeful vision of what the season Valley. They made a visit to the Iusjc company who has been ill for color contrast, blues and greens, Tires Goodyear books Cache American of the will bring for the Graham automothree weeks, is reported to temated with a spot of red, most developed by reading proper past MILLIONS Now magazines. bile throughout the lntcrmountain and commended the management the hth road to early recov-- 1 properly balanced. a most pleasing and Imbeas one "Inasmuch and of the excellence plays paper on car is the fresh and clean color put on by territory. He holds that his ery. personates other Just so much master hand and mind. the most outstanding of all the ing published. Arrangements were a does he educate or develop hlm-sh- e to carry If have to or been you France higher priced cars which have been made with this paper for the Infant Buried says. Lifetime Guaranteed ' Spain you will have a feeling come self, placed on the market during the monthly advertisement Extension News) The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. over you when (Utah current year. telephone company. you step before the Thos. B Bailey of Wellsvllle bom canvas of Bent Larsen's, the Old ;ul i III Sunday and died soon after birth, Street in Uzerche, well what Is it Viewing With Alarm was buried Monday at eleven oclock that wooves you In this picture, it Americans lane neer gmemed The is the In the Wellsvllle cemetery. CASH PRICFS spirit of the artist, what ne cities well because thej are deeply parents and one sister survive. felt when he painted. Is It the o!d suspicious of their very existence. plastered walls of the building Womans Home Companion. Mrs J. L. Laut Is spending the nk at Preston with her mother. ssxna Domestic Clover Seed Best Red- red-fille- d r- peo-lw'- cr s $, bc-li'i- 6 mmlraft. hae lien -- "I We Have ro ENNA JETTICK r dont Shoes ior , Small Feet ! 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S. Naylor. Funeral ser- vices will be held In the ward south of Sugar House ward tomorrow. Durant DeLuxe Six Sedan, Wire wheel t, finish bright, upholstering clean and good, car in excellent mechanical condition $375.00 1929 Jessens Shoe Store 34 West Center t Logan, Utah Director P. V. Cardon of the Utah Agricultural Experiment station and Dr. O. W. Israelsen, irri-- 1 gation and drainage engineer of the Utah State Agricultural college, have been appointed member.? of the technical committee on reclaand Irrigation mation, drainage policies to serve In an advisory cap-Planning acity with the Land-Us- e committee of the National Confer-- 1 ence on Land Utilization, according to word received from Dr. L. C. Gray of the U. S. Bureau of Agrl- cultural Economics, who is executive Planning secretary of the Land-Us- e committee. 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