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Show a. rrr- BENSON STAKE! t ANNUAL PARTY i public library, near on or bv Pasastreet dena Avenue and IV.nt live in Hollywood unto. you a ant IO go broke, Fell O Day tt Sees Future Tires Bigger, Softer REL1EFS0CIETY Well ty Protects Roots in Spite of Soil Covering -- licccEiiumg that live rui.'s mm! The Berwyn tuk Richmond brrallve. fkrrimirnt tree eprcis!-- ; eruertauvd Relief Society board I 1st hate pro:drd extia breathing with 1U annual stake Relief Sofor a few large ire.- (actinic ciety party Saturday evening at on the irmixiranlv remaining the North Cache high achool at grounds of !te department of IS p. m. agriculture In Washington, where i The following program a prewill u bring filled In around them! disented: Tap dance, under the in regrading ihe grounds rection of Mia Mina Oriffin of the J , Although so.l was filled in to a r of education physical department depth of several feet, the tree the high school: solo. Tlie Star specialists left window" oprn for Spangled Banner." C. I. Stoddard; the tree. First tliey built S atone ' prayer. Bishop William Anderson; around the trunk of each tree. 'tall First Lewiston musical. patriotic forming a well from tlie top of tire ward; Gettysburg address. James fill to lire former base of the tsee Thomley, Smithfield; reading. Dr Tlie trunk bark of a tree will not musJarvis of Smithfield; patriotic O'NEIL, president of Tha General Tire and Rubber Company, at it : ge to ITT berk, but with mo t, ical. Clarkston ward; one act play. Y automobile of be will the fuiare a tire left, believe that the kinds toon rot if In contact with Smithfield ward; drill, a Smith-fiel- d eaater-rtdlnthe round balloon than tire lire ordinary larger, aorter. thl. ward; aolo, The Flag With- that tiae been the accepled type up to thle time. He i ahown above the soil. Tlie well prevent out A Stain." Mrs. E. B. Lund-qul- with Frank Maranville. Ceneral tire engineer, who developed the allowing air around the bark ofto lire of tree at all time. Tlie wall of Smithfield First ward. Streamline Jumbo tire, with which the ear ahown In the background allowing air to ' The womens Literary club met Is equipped. The Streamline Jumbo onhas n triangular cross section, lorely ptlrdto rock, the toll around the Jl nn enlarged bub, with almost puirlrste mounted directly Wednesday at the club rooms with with n broad baae. wall. a on 11 ponnda of air and can be driven over run It straight and as hostess Mrs H. Ray Pond without discomfort.' The tree rout, which In the, Mrs George Stewart reviewing the curbt or railroad track growth of the tree have adjusted book Honor Girl" by Grace Livthemselves to certain level, will ingston Hill. The hostess served resmother if a thick lajer of dirt I Miss Price Ezra and Mrs. freshments, placed on top of them. To prevent j were special guests Emily Ellsworth thl the tree men placed several Mr and Mrs. Wallace Galbraith, layer of atone and gravel around and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson the bate of the tree, extending returned Tuesday from Kaysville. them out about 10 feet beyond the where they went to attend the funwall. At several points In this eral of Mr Gelbraltha Aunt rea drain tile are placed from the Mrs Martha Jenkins of Newton surface of the fill to tlie porous was the guest of her grandI thought this might be of InterS. C. Mrs. Hall, during Hoover settlement. street,At there material beneath. Air then reaches daughter. est to folk going from Logan to Manchester achool. the week. It the It the soli above the roots through big You Los Angeles for the Olympics. this tile and the porous material Mrs. Erastus Johnson Is very ill n has fine auditorium. And they put It In your filet or do are and alto from the well a at her home here. She is suffer- might 130,000 building swimming whatever you like with It. It la deFilling In around trees without from be both which will erysapelas. for pool, ing ready Information. D. OX). The teacher quorum of the pendable adults and children this lununer. tome such precaution la likely to South ward presented the fifth in It la a beautiful drive up Mt I noticed a realtor's office at SStb kill moat kinds within three year, a series of Book of Mormon Washington Boulevard. Hairpin and Hoover; alto one at Vermont but with these precautions It 1 expected that the tree will continue pageants, Sunday evening, March 20 curves and all. In the ML Wash- -' and 106th streeL to thrive for several years longer. aomel one at the South ward chapeL can find ington district, At the comer of Figueroa and such protection doe not The South ward Relief Society reasonable rentals. There la a Manchester, I taw many tiny toU Although Inrealty offioe at 2836 North Figueroa, going to the Meglln Dance studio, Insure the continued health of the held an entertainment which tree Indefinitely, it usually keeps cluded program and refreshments which has been there about ten Rents, as I said before, are reason-year- s. the tree alive until others may be comIn Mt. interested the In Anyone And in the seemed 8be It thls strict. chapel, Tuesday at to replace It. comgrown can district, organWashington get to me rather a good place for memoration of the society's plete Information there. children. ization 90 years ago. lower of Babel Prank Robinson of Salt lake The old mission on the summit of A good district for those who do Wlilcb lauguuge Id coduuod use spent a few days of the week with ML Washington, was acquired tome not care to live right In Los Anrelative here. years ago by the Swaml Yoganada geles. but near by, and haven't a la moat difficult to maaterT' aakt a spent a of India. That might interest some. car. Is the Highland A number of relative Park dis- correspondent. Hungarian, because with To me the main thing with any Is the trict. Take a street car, or drive out It haa on association afternoon Tuesday social language save Finnish. Mrs. Joseph Peart In honor of her splendid view one has from Mt. passed Elysiain Park, to 5124 PasaOn a clear day one dena Avenue. There is a realty ofWashington. birthday. Mrs. Carl J. Johnson entertained can glimpse Catalina. But remem- fice there, where you can find out lea Patrol Vassal with a family dinner Monday In ber it takes a clear day. a great deal. And while you are out Ice patrol easels of tbt coast honor of her birthday anniversary. Another interesting place where that way, be sure to have a look guard cover a radius of 6,000 to Cecil Hill son of Mrs Ann Hill, rents are not too high, is the at the San Enclno. It was designed 6.U) oillea In thstr search for returned home Monday evening Manchester-Vermodistrict There and built by Postmater Brown, and bergs sad warn ocean ships hr where Wisconsin, Milwaukee, from is a new George Washington high Is Indeed Interesting. The abbot radio. he has been attending school dur- school on the south side of the of San Enclna is Clyde Brown. San ing the winter quarter. Mrs. Orson Eckersley entertained :rrrarraaaK a number of friends at her home of her honor In evening Wednesday husband's birthday anniversary Games, luncheon and dancing furnished the evenings entertainment Mrs. H. Ray Pond was hostess to the Chere Amel club at her home Saturday afternoon. Mis. J. W. Pulsipher. Mrs. Ezra Price were special guests. Mrs. Paul Merrill of Preston, a former member of the club was also present. Mrs. Vivian Marcussen entertained with five tables of bridge at her home Wednesday evening of last week. Loncheon was served. The Utopia club members and the following Invited guests were present: Mrs. Justin Erickson, Mrs. Mrs. G. G Laura Christensen, Merrill, Mrs. Roscoe C. Merrill, Mrs. M. Robinson, Cyrus Lewis, Mrs. J. and the Misses Veda Johnson and Lenore Bullcn. Mrs. Roy Albiston and Mrs. C S Hall won high score prizes The Bon Heur club has effected a reorganization and chosen the following officers; Mrs. Blain Bell, vice1 president; Mrs. Cyrus Lewis, secre- -, president; Mrs. Alma Olsen, S O t Pa?e Seven CACHF. COUNTY. UTAH CAC1IF. american-loga- n. 25. 1932. Friday. - March and appy uays GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE HERE . . . j s f st i ' SHOWER OF CASH. GIFTS AND rrl aide-wal- l. A J?) , " I'hhtr,. !; r i COMMISSIONS ' . TO BE DISTRIBUTED , t j FELIX ODAY GIVES INSIDE FREE INFORMATION ON COAST TRIP - GET IN ON IT NO- WCAMPAIGN JUST j nt How Shall I Invest to Make my Dreams Come True? tary-treasur- The club met at the home af-ofMrs. J. M. Godfrey Thursday , temoon and spent a social after-- GETTING STARTED Enter Now. . . and Win April 30 ThePrizes SECOND PRIZE SERVEL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR First Prize Second Prize n !. , CASH $250.00 Servel Electric $225.00 Refrigerator Third Prize Three Piece, Overstuffed Living Room Set $145.00 Fourth Prize Victor RCA Radio .. 50.00 50.00 Fifth Prize Cash Sixth Prize Merchandise Credit at S. E. Needham Jewelry Store .... 35.00 Seventh Prize Merchandise Credit at Ladies or Men's Store in Logan 35.00 Eighth Prize Merchandise credit ata Ladies or Mens Store in Logan 25.00 Extra Prize and Cash Commission 605.50 Appropriation Purchased from J. L. MONTROSE CO. Total THIRD PRIZE. . 3 FOURTH PRIZE Victor Radio Purchased from THATCHER MUSIC CO. $1500.00 Piece Overstuffed Living Room - Suite x- CXS 1 noon. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Nelson entertained a number of friends at a bunco" party at their home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. Done Thomley have announced the arrival of a Friday. daughter at their home Mrs. Thomley, who was formerly Miss Essie Stoddard, Is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stoddard. Mrs. Evan Harris and little son.j who have been the guests of Mrs. Harris parents In Swan Lake for several weeks, came here to spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bair. Whittle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will leave this week to make their home at Pocatello. Idaho. Mrs. Joseph Anderson left last week for Los Angeles to join her husband who Is attending school there. Houtecat Family Rar abunAlthough wild huusecais are fields todny. and woods tlie In dant or never It to said that they veldmn lies. Bitter-Swe- !t may be sweet, people are afnuilly soured by GUARANTEED 6 PER CENT INVESTMENTS SAFEGUARD YOUR FUTURE WITH ONE OF OUR CAREFULLY SELECTED INVESTMENT PLANS. 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