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Show Tu vly. July 13- - What is More Thrilling to a Woman Than A Feeling That Her Appearance is at its Best? Think of it! Deep luxurious mils in any texture of hair, an our permanent waves include Shampoo and Finger Wtlie. You may have one for as low as $2.50. Wet Kinder Waves 2c: Shampoo, Finder Wave and Kinse fl.OO. Phone 1232 early fcr your Twent) Fourth of July Appointment. -- MODERN BEAUTY PARLOR 13 Weed Ruby J. Johnson, Center Street Mr. Local News Trv Country . Visit in Logan . rx rer-x- : n .'mriMqwv enwere More Details For Celebration1! 23 W;, W. y r jNraton Merchant Here W J. ItarXer, Sewlao mietLanl, tzanwu unc bmuxv in Lif in bn hLmdzy. PAPITOf Theatre- - Wyoming Guest Mr. and Mrs. O H. Bkmrrr Alton, Wyoming, were the aurk end turaU of Mr. and Mr VurU ts.b-UOf NlUry. HunMker ul the Childwn s H lUkuod. K.d DuLh TuUs and Ooldrn Lawrrme of ItrUaneiid rnt through Loaan Monday afternoon on their way to Ogdrn to ee the Barter-Fena- d fight. Uulldinjf New Home J, L Montroae, the Cunlao r man. U aurtlnf the build me of a or home on Third arret street, between Ftrrt and fieound North. It will be a five room modern home. Now Playing Bishop has Birthday Roru hat same age. Cash prize will be glv-- 1 en for winner tn boy and g iris race commencing with right year Prise will be given to all the email children who participate. Prizes will be given to boyi and girls from MALIAN Ml O II 8 RALPH to yean of age. Bishop Wm. Worley of the Lrgan Pint ward Is otic beating hta Wth birthday anniversary today and Is spending the day at Morgan where he and hi wife have been Invited Mrs. Pratt A by their daughter Corn Mi Visitor hium eer-rioe- filVjfbDERN 7 ROILED v Loin Steaks lb. 12c Veal Chops . 22c ; rrP Howard ' sw H AfNPtdf a id s - , h UiA-s- J I Foaad i cEii&wy WE DELIVER f Ham lb. Hoc- - me, Specialty race will be sack hobble race, horse and rider met. FOX PlCTUftt wheelbarrow race and crab races' for boy. Cash prizes will be given for the w tcfin tn theae. There Return Home . be a Ben Hur Ctianot race for will Judre JeM P. Rich aad family for which cash pruea will be glrU Lake where from turned Bear it Thera win be a big peanut given. tew have a bnrn spending they icronXrte contest This la something days. new In wrhlch all may participate itjssl: PHONE 300 13c Bologna Pvond out-luie- d ground at 10 o'tioik. Itaiv for clilMitn up to 8 year , of ayr, race for bu Race for glrla. at ltie book b-e- Hens lb. file clmrye UU-macl- e iSUSMY rnnn .a follow mg plug ram ul event I or Uie cluldnn. Ttwse will lake plant on Uie second day ol Uve Tuesday, at Uw .CEEICCA Coin;; to Fight tlu the , v B Mr. and Mrs. Clarenoa Aston of Manager Prank Baugh for Uw W. P. Dopp of Oonviih waa a Wright report that recry ward hi Ooodlng, Mr. and Mrs. Rms Tayvtettor la Logan Saturday. parade will be represented In lor of Preston. Mr. and Mrs. ClarLogan city He made a short visit to the Cache Kicked by Horse ence Allen, R. L. Allen and Mrs the parade. Those outside of LoJ. L. Robinson of the Richmond American office. Mardell of Oove were visitors In gan wlU be Odlega Ward. Millville. South ward bishopric, was kicked In Smithfield. River Heights North Logan on Monday. U Let afTal- kthe face by a bone Saturday Logan. Newton and Hyde Park. Don "t spread your goaep across Pour cash prizes will be offered for ternoon. Five bones In his fare wm Alive for Funeral Elks Frolic Wednesday broken and two teeth knocked out. your neighbors fence, teB It to the the best Hosts from the wards In White-head Mr. eod Mrs. Clarence Logan Ekj will stage their an- Mr. Robinson was brought to a reporter of this paper, and Vet him Logan, and four cash prise will be of Idaho, arrived in nual out door dance frolic at the local hospital for treatment of his take the consequence. offered for the best float outside cache Talley Sms ay. They came Old Mill at Millville Wednesday Injuries. of Logan. Some small cash prize a down to attend the funeral Visitors to Logan Committee members have night. will be offered for the best decoratat Cbtre today for Mrs. been hard to make the af- Has Beautiful Flowers Peter Baraon of Clarkston and ed bicycle In the parade. The floats Whitehead's brother, Leo L. Al'co fair working one of the biggest dance Victor Peterson, the Hymra flor- Andrew Peterson of Newton came will be judged on the basis of the of Blue Creek. gatherings of the season. The gen- ist wax in Logan Saturday with over to Logan Saturday to take best representation of the subject. eral public is Invited to be present. a truck load of beauUful Howe's. care of business matters Mr. Evan Jones of the Third Undertaker in Accident Mr. Peterson Is now hamrtlng a ward who wu the first railroad An acre of Arentson at Paris George W. Lindquist, local un- Meet at Smithfield crop of Regale Lilies. engineer of the first train to enter dertaker and member of the Cache All club leaders and advisors gladlollas are about ready to bloom. Carl B. Arentson, supervisor of Cache valk y In 1877, will be a specStake Presidency, had a narrow es- are asked to be present at 1 o'clock There are upwards of 120,000 birth the Cache National Forest has been ial guest at the pioneer meeting aftercape from Injury Sunday Wednesday. July 20, at Uie Smith-fiel- d In this patch. spending considerable time in the Monday morning. July 25, ImmedHe suffered a dizzy spell noon, Mr. iately following the pa ade. Junior high school building, Pans Idaho d .strict of late. while approaching the narrow for the last county training cla.-o- f Jones is 63 years of age and shows bridge from the east, on Second remarkable vitality. the year. This announcement Is Horn Baby North street between First and made by Izola Jensen, district ex-- j In offering the prizes for the Mr", and Mrs H. E. Nielson of was In Logon Monday, welsvllle. Second east. He hit the railing and tension atfent County chairman ana ch fays her daughter. June, nine Preston. Idaho announce the arrival Cache Valley Boy's Poev race and the two side wheels of his officers of the elub association1 (of baby daich'rr. July 10. Tl.e the shrl'and por.) race for the crlejiais or B"r. is nicely Improvin' r. is the and lor.. It 'on N.'d-ui- s dropped off the bridge 4 will intent brat at 12 o clock of the were residents ini.erly lia!:'q brekrn her arm some .c wrecker soon lnd the sire of the commUt'C that the'" day. e c o It was necessary to have;0 Lo.m straiphten-- d rp Mr Lindqurt ponies shall be owned by the boys.' the n ember rebroken and reset he uninjured. and the boys win the money. No Licensed-Fran- klin fore the bone would knit properly Fighter Marries Mariage x boy over thirteen years of age sliall Marius Lovell 'Battling" James French and MarFourth in England of Preston, who Is known ride these ponies, and they must Albert Leaders to Meet guerite Long, Pocatello; generally pretty throughout Utah be owned by the boys. Any horses Elder S E. Needham, Jr., who Denzel Corbett and Leona Walker, The last county training class for as a and Idaho pugilist, was mar- running In any of the other races is serving as a Mormon missionary Smithfield; Samuel Oldham Biggri. club leaders this year will fce week to Miss Edna Mln-on- a or any stock saddle horses will not in England has written his parents Franklin and Anna Bosworth, Pres-hel- d on Wednesday. July 20, at 1 ried this be eligible for these pony races. Dagsen, 18, of Hyrum. here telling them of the wonderful ton; Walter Jerome Taylor and o'clock at the Smithfield Junior high They are strictly boys' pony races time he had on July 4. Andrew Ruth Beverly Robinson. Montpelier; j school building. Miss Myrtle and will be conducted os such. Only Oiled to be Road Mellon, former secretary of the U. Q. Johnson, Huntington, j son. assistant state club leader will Materials have been received at boys of Cache Valley are eligible. S. treasury, staged an Invitation- Utah and Edna Wride, Aberdeen; be there to give Instructions. All I al celebration for Americans in I. J. Osborn Isaac Jefferson and leaders from the county are urged Bloomington, Idaho for the oiling The boys' pony race will take place of the highway between Paris and the first day and the boys' Shetland London. It was a gay affair, ac- Leona Birch. Soda Springs: Mar- to attend. Fish Haven, when completed It will pony race the second day. to Elder Needham. Five ius Lovell Lamoreauv, Preston and cording make a fine road for pleasure Mormon mlssionanes were inelud-e- d Edna Winona Dagsen, Hyrum: Magna Visitor Never before has there been so seekers as well as the citizens of among the guests. Mr. Mellon and Althea Leola 2245 12345612343 of Wilmore and family George much interest among local riders Lake country. served one of the greatest meals Frederick Pratt Hawkes. Preston Bear the a visitor in Logan. Mr as In the Cache Valley bronc conthe elders have enjoyed since ar- and Althea Leola Jensen. Oakley, Magna, isIs In the Magna Wilmore working test to take place at the Front'er Plane Hies Ov er City Utah. riving in Europe. The Drug store. He has been assisting and Rodeo July Days of street Saturday afternoon the in helping arrange a good boxing have entered; Ed Hutchfollowing tV. ELLIOT & CO.! rhow for the second night of the Logan were crowded with people inson, M. McBride, A. Cooper, V. Ji WAII., ill' ?i Rodeo in Logan. There are some who were watching the Elliot par- Mitton, M. Wyatt, Windy Williams. cel plane, it soared over the main top notch boys In Magna who are J. Thorpe, and O. Anderson all of business district of Logan and In In to engage shape constantly Wellsville; Marvin Dunbar of Lodropped packages tied to ballons the fistic game. Del Jensen of Cornish. some of them contained valuable gan; and These boys will ride according to was from there merchandise, reports Bronco Busting the rules of the contest and the upwards of $50.00 In merchandise association saddles will be used. Bronco busting was the order of dropped from the plane. will be used broncs Cache Valley at the fair county grounds things in this contest. Hutchinson owns a Sunday evening. A neat little purse Lustre Man Does Good FtttL FASHIONED nnsirgy sorrell mare named Apache which was collected and Blackle WilMr. Hill who for the last week was used at the Pendleton rodeo liams, one of the riders for the has been shining up cars on First last year. This year Apache has been Rodeo at the big pioneer celebraY ouW National Bank corner left Logan ridden nine times and has thrown tion, rode one of the outlaw horses. yesterday with a very good feeling every rider. Apache will be one of on were men Two the pickup Sheer Chiffon, for Cache Valley, he says that Lo the horses used In the Cache Vallry grounds with their saddle horses most beautiful bronc contest. M. McBride of to snub the animal after he had gan is one of the Medium Weight, towns he visited has in his tra- Wellsville Is furnishing the wild done his stuff. vels, he also had nothing but praise horses and the Cache valley bior.es Service Weight, for the people whom he met while for the big show. Hurt in Accident Lace Tope, here. Judging from his conversaAn accident occured on the can- tion he really likes the Mormons. Attorney Hugh B. Brown, presiyon road at Fifth east street late dent of the Granite Stake at Salt Sunday night wherein six persons Lake City, has Informed the comMeahea, narrowly escaped with their lives. mittee that he will be here to deMiss Elva Humphreys of Millville, liver the address at the pioneer suffered a slight fracture of the meeting Monday morning at 11 There is a Hamming Bird Style skull. The accident happened when o'clock. He and Mrs. Brown will Union Bus station Coalville the coupe in which the party was t fit yoar every need at the be guests of the committee at the riding missed the bridge. Other moved to new quarters at 77 West rodeo. lowest price consistent with South Temple. occupants of the car were Milton the manufacture of quality Paige, Emmett Hansen and Charles ConstrucReynolds-El- y Ogden merchandise. Brown of Logan; Lorraine Jessop tion Co. submitted low bid of $112,-73- 7 and Velma Larsen of Millville. for lining tunnel galleries and construction of section of road in Living on Coast supplemental highway construction Nils P. Olson spent Millville We feature and strongly reIn talking to Attorney J. C. Wal- project in Zion National Park. at Fairview, Idaho at the Sunday ters of Santa California, Monica, becommend Humming Birds Lewiston we learn that several former Logan Open air dance pavil- home of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Olcause of their style appeal, ion built being by local Lions club son. citizens are practicing medicine on at Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hale motored Lewiston First ward. All coast. are acthe well workdoing fine uniform quality and to Logan on Sunday to attend cording to the report of Attorney Smithfield Pea factory opened birthday dinner given in honor of Walters. Those mentioned were Dr. manship, and because we can here. the birthday of their brother, E. S. Budge, Dr. Ray Irvine, Dr. tand squarely behind every Alien M. Bartineau and Dr. Criss-maNumber of local streets Franklin G. Kale. Logan James Miller and son Ervin of N. Ralph Moore a former being improved. pair we sell. were week end visitors Blackfoot man of is this newspaper city, Work started on local at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Delta printing a newspaper at Santa Cutler. Monica. Mr. Moore was at one time park. Miss Rosella and Beota Olson of the editor of the Logan Republican. Dr. C. E. Wardleigh Fairview. Idaho are Garland spending the YOU PAY TOO LITTLE, YOUR opened offices in bank building week at the home of Nils P. Olson. Here from Grand Island here. MAY COST TOO MUCH The Gleaner girls met on Tuesday Louis Anderson of Grand Island, William Bowen erected evening at the home of Miss Neva Logan Nebraska, who is employed with the new super service station on First Hulse. The evening was spent in American Beet Sugar company, is West street. sewing after which dainty refreshvisiting in Salt Lake, Logan and , Price Columbia Welfare as- ments were served. Richmond, this being his vacation sociation completed new recreation club sewing girls enterThe period. Mr. Anderson was a former building at Scofield Reservoir. tained their mothers at a chicken Richmond man and is well acTooele Smelter operations re- supper on Wednesday evening at quainted in the valley, one time sumed the home of Mrs. Evan Humphreys time ago. short having been employed with the and music were featurs Oil Coalville Utah Refining Program Amalgamated Sugar company. He entertainment. of Is accompanied here by Mrs. An- Co., opened new service station. Plans being considered to reconderson, his son and daughter-in-laS.tlr a Str.ags Mirror Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Anderson struct old road between Tucker la a sort of glass wherein Satire n of in coal mines and vicinity and three handsome daughters. W. ELLIOT & CO Creek. Emery County Pro- beholders do generally discover Blenda, Elaine and Eulalia. every face b.ti their ynn. I. rift. gress, Castle Dale. H. P. Leathao. member of the atote tax eotnmlmkxt. the county commisdooera, and members of the farm bureau, made a tour of Cache County Thursday to Inspect valuations of land In Cache County. Pare Five CAG1K COUNTY. UTAH I jOCAN. ACUE AMERICAN 1932. L Mutton Chops 19c Pounds Lamb Chops . 29c 1 Spring I Pounds . i j v7 Howard MiKinnoy, Proptietor of Uea Modern Market waa born in Logan and ban sine he atarted delivering for been directly aiwociated with meat merchandlKin Dell Brow. Market an a boy. We take this occasion to thank our many friends and lew than patrons, for the support given since opening our new market on choice with all and each wt to aerre yocx be win we Tomorrow a year Ago prepared For Better Meats trade at Macs Modern Market 1st-Nort- . he was appointed chairman of the state tax commission In 192S, when he moved to Salt Lake. Mr. Snow father, who had arrived In Salt Lake valley with Orton Pratt, July 21, 1847, three days Edward Hunter ahead of Brigham Young's pioneer Salt Lake City Snow, 87, chairman of the state band, led the colony which founded tax commission, died at the fam- 8t. George in December, 1861. Mr. Snow eras educated at St ily residence, 123 North West Tfem-pi- e street, Monday at 4 p. in. after George and later attended Brigham a heart attack. Young university for three years. He waa bora In St. George, June Aa part of his efforts to work his 23, 1865, a son of Mr. and Mrs. way through college, he engaged Erast us Snow, prominent early as assistant to the professor of pioneers of Utah. He lived In St bookkeeping and commercial law. George until Tax Chairman Succumbs T o Heart Attack When the professor became HI. Mr. Snow was In charge of the department for virtually the entire college year. ... In Missouri Indicate Experiment that It would take more than 600 for a permanently sodded year pasture to lose an loch of coll by erosion, reports the United States Department of Agriculture. 0 Tks They Hale Hiss All the world love a lover whes be and bla twaetl ax-ee- pt are bolding np about forty ears behind them. Arkansa Gaiett. 4-- ITTraTW -- a.iU-mob- General Clean Up On All H HP de-ti- 1 . ma-hn- to Lam-oreau- H Davld-Wlllia- m This a Gigantic Sale on Womens i3 and Misses Shoes . All Smartly styled Footwear in Pumps, Slippers and Ties . . All colors including White, Blonde, Brown and Black. These Shoes some of our most expensive styles . . . The Entire Lot to go on this Sale. rTt include $ i 25-2- 6. - fjimuiiinq Bird Whether ant Utah Weekly Industrial Review All Light Footwear in Straps and Pomps, High and Military Heel A line of Beautiful Sport Oxfords for the Ladies in Newest Shade of Brown S1.95 Boys Patent Leather Oxfords White Kid Cut Out Straps Medium Heel $1.95 Gym Sizes 10 Rulers of Low Prices 2E. 49c Special A Beautiful White Kid Oxford Mesh Tie Only $2.95 A Line of Fine Canvas Sport Shoes In All Colors $1.99 A Special Line of Ladies Arch Support Oxfords, Beautiful Black Kid, Regular Price $5.43 Special Sale Price for Quick Clean Up S2.95 A Line of Sport Oxfords for the Misses, Black and Tan Sizes 10 to 11 2. S1..75 Silzes 11 1-- 2 $1.95 to Billiken Shoes, Arch Support in every Shoe, Black and Brown Pumps and Ties, 2 Military Heel $3.95 4-- H Pon-tow- to 2 $1.85 IF HOSE 79c to $1.45 E.W. ELLIOT CO. 2 Shoes in all Sizes MILLVILLE n. $1.95 SUCCESSORTO MOSE LEWIS COMPANY |