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Show CACHE Pape Four. end (wnl AMEKICAN-LOO- viAiting lx--! rli Minm- - fern Bulst, Orpha l mother, Mis John LtJ r Ihlcn Ahrens, Mucelle llamtl, dimer Stuinpf, Im Barrett, Ivan prettily apjmmu-Barrett, Mr, and Mr. IJarretl. given Thursday by Mess Maigavi Mr. Garland Yonk was hutte;a Cover were laid for Mr Wood. Mr to a nicely arranged dinner SunT Mr. Joorpli and PublUlu-and 1'rid.y Evrry Turwiay Krwipaper, and Mr. Oliver Taylor and fam- day In honor ol Mr. and Mrs By Tbc Cache American hibliihlni Co. Jem-ti- n Jay Jensen, Mr. and Mr. Juirus ily. Mr. Lizzie Held. Mlwi ai ft K'nl Ontrr SlreH, Logan, and Isabella PWrr. Robert Muir. and Mathew Foster. Mr. and Mr. Theo Whitney, Mrs. J. C. ALLEY. Jr, Editor W'M. C. ENGLAND, Manager Mis Fern Du bt entertained at C. 6. Barrett, Mr. Claud Sorena prettily arranged luncheon (Sa- sen attended the funeral services IlfllD KOSE, Advrrtliinf Manager lor Juseph B. Woodward at Wells-vtll- o J. IL ENGLAND, Mrchaniral Superintent turday In honor of Mr. Leon Coron Wednesday. bett of Bmllhflrld. Cover were Mis Fron for Corbett, laid Mr. I. Sorensen choristor of William matter November t, 131, ai the Entered aa arooad-claa- a and Luetta Ililbner, Mina Veda Uie Mendon Sunday school gave 3. March Act the af under 17. at Utah, Office Boat Logan, Borruirn, Mis Bult. a party In ward amusement hall to for tha Kindergarten, primary, haste Mr Unde Baker a luncheon Tuesday In honor of church history, classes and old by carrier or mail one year Sabocriptioa Bate The Mr. Laura George of Ogden, Mr and new testament classes. Adrerliainf rates made known upon application. was spent In playing Mis lone evening N. Soren.vn, Jeph Baker. games and dancing. Mendon furnished the music. Mr. and Mr. Gerald Walker of Bmllhfleld were guest Saturday Of Mrs. Walker' mother, Mrs. John Ladle. sums The public hits heard much of the tremendous M. I. A. presented two one act loaned by the Reconstruction Finance Grporation in the plays, stoves" and "Peggy" Wedno interest of economic stabilization. It is probable that nesday evening in the ojxra houv other peace-tim- e activity of the American government ha., Character portrayed were Muss Louise Whitney, Miss Gale Kidrivaled it in scope. At a convention atYet a private endeavor in this country has, in the same man, Betty Malsey, Ivan Barrett. Preston four hundred citiour Mis Owen tended Sorensen, by period of time, paid out to the people of the nation a sum Alice Shelton Mlsa "Peggy: Bird. zens of Preston, a ticket wo Marjory In is life insurance. endeavor That almost twice as great. Mis Orpha Bulst, Mlsa Valerie named Monday night to oppose 1931 it paid to policyholders and beneficiaries $2.GOO.OOO.OOO Had man, Kay Sornoen, Acey Bak- the present city council. and in 1932 it paid twenty per cent more. $3,100,000,000. er, Grant Kidman. A large crowd The ticket named consist ol of the Penn Mut- waa present. As John A. Stevenson, the following: ual Life Insurance Company, recently said. Imagine how A candy pull waa enjoyed SunA. B. Nash, mayor; C. L. Jenlnuch worse our condition would be if the life insurance day evening by the following at kins, Emil Peterburg, Ed Crockett, home of Mr. lone Larsen, Mr. companies had not been thus magnificently helping during the jo. E. Luthy for councilman; Leona Misses Fron a and George Crockett, clerk; George these trying times. . . The life insurance companies . . . Luetta Corbett, Hllbner, Mlsa Veda 8oren-te- n. Burgt, treasurer. not only withstood the shock, but . . . came to the rescue The convention held, was the of millions of men and women." A dellghtfuUy arranged luncheon largest attendance of any municiBetween April 17 and 22nd, life insurance is to hold a waa given Sunday evening by Mrs. pal convention ever held In PresFinancial Independence Week. An army of agents will go O. J. Barrett. Cover were laid for ton. luh ... u Three Billion in Our Pockets A. B. Nash To Head Preston City Ticket Vice-Preside- nt out to meet the public not only to sell insurance, but to explain what it has done, is doing and w ill do. The press and the radio will cooperate. Hundreds of organizations will take a hand in the activities. The average person will have an unparalleled opiortunity to gain a new and more accurate understanding of the life insurance industry, lie will be told of the manifold forms of policies that are written policies designed to meet almost every human need. All of us should take advantage of the week and the lessons that THOUGHTS OF A PARK BENCH WrHERE codes' THAT f COUP LB THAT WERE SITTING OH ME MAKJNGJ (Z - AI -- .KB TO -- CI.Ust lisoil. Chat-terto- n, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THAT SUPER-FUE- Utah-Idah- 3 Urge FOR SALE enameled used but In first circulators, class shape. Cache Sheet Metal Works. Phone 81. TRADE 1928 Sedan. Cattle Trailer large enough to ac- -j commodate 2 head. 1265 Canyon Road. SALE FOR Grshanv-PPalg- e- Gordon Creek Coal Modern house and condition. Small garage. A- -l down payment, terms. Good location near church and school. West 2nd North. Will consider trade. Phone 1294-- J. South Main St. .Window Glass . . .Auto Glass J. P. LARSEN GLASS CO. 174-- 268 N. Mail Orders for Phone 123 CULLEN HOTEL place in Salt Lake City More business transacted in the CULLEN than any other hotel in the city. NEW REDUCED RATES TWO PERSONS: Room With Bath $2.00 Rates $1 to $2.50 Single Extra Person 50 Each La-mo- La-V- NEW UNIVERSAL Wallpaper t Sheet Metal Poultry Coop Supplies Made to Order Ventilators . . Brooders . . Feeders Drinking troughs & Fountains CACHE SHEET METAL WORKS 26 East Center Phone 81 Quality at Moderate Price Custom Hatching & Furniture Exchange PHONE 444 LOGAN, Logan Agents For The GENUINE ABERDEEN and the CELEBRATED We Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction HATS and 155 Blocked 5c Cash Paid for old Hats ROYAL HAT CLEANERS 77 No. Main St. South Main Street Phone 76 J E J C Largest and most complete stock. . u u ii D u ancj FielcJ Seeds of Tested Quality, C . . Garden In Northern Utah and Southern Idaho CACHE VALLEY COMMISSION CO. Logan LOGAN Poultrymen! Depression price on first quality White Leghorn Baby Chicks, batched from hens with high egg record. Blood tested for white Diarrhea. Certified Golden Rule Chick. CHARLES W. MILLER, Agent 483 No. 1st East Phone 899-Logan, Utah f RANSFER .503 Furniture and Piano Moving Wanted Animals Dead or Alive If dead notify us at once. Phone Logan 49 and Reverse charges Prompt Service. Colorado Animal Co. Bi-Products of eggs at a reasonable price. in a Modern Buckeye Mammoth produce the highest number of your eggs and at the same time, the highest quality possible. 462-- Am Now Located I Where I am able la give my patrons advantage of the following prices: Hair Cut, Adults Hair Cut, Children Shave 30c . () c 2Qc Peak Barber Shop L J. 36 Wo 1 PALMER, Prop. N. Ltfu1 CHIROPRACTOR Dr. Wm. W. Ross LATEST METHODS IN DRUGLESS HEALING Srrio Nrv-0-M- Wert Center St. Phans 934 MOVING CRATING PACKING LONG DISTANCE MOVING Johnson Cab and Transfer Co. 449 N. 2 E. Phone 314 EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THAT FAMOUS Knight Spring Canyon COAL Logan Coal Co. Phone BABY 13 CHICKS NOW ON HAND Leghorns, Rocks and Reds. Call and see the kind of chicks yon are buying. Agents for Lyon Electric and Battery Brooders. We hatch your hen and turkey eggs. Free feed with chick orders. Will exchange chicks for heavy hens, wheat and barley. Logan Hatchery ROWLEY THOMAS J. Phone 113-Canyon Road Will Accept Logan Chamber of Commerce Scrip. Quality Electric Company 123 North Main Where You Can Buy Electrical Appliances At New Low Prices Call 857 For our prices for hatching your Chickens, Turkey or Duck Eggs. Also place your order NOW for Rappleyes Baby Chicks for late April or May delivery. Rappleyes Hatchery Ihone 857 PRESTON VfffORP We hatch all kinds Our hatching is done Incubator which will chicks or poults from TSaatfsEflefi GoafllCto Cleaned Attention WASHER Crystal Bottling 123 No. Main 158-184 Phona Liberal Discount on all er Live-es- L. Skanchy, Mgr. Everythin? in Radio and Electric. 313 . . i r phono Anton For Quick Sendee 174-- W all CERTIFIED RADIO A REAL BUY Call Work-C- Mala So. 508-- J. S. B. BENSON, Mgr. 123 Repair A. B. CROCKETT OR e FOR RENT-T- wo Duplex 3 room modern homes. Unfurnished, have screen porch, basement and garage. Close In. 374 South 1st West. Phone Phone L TYPEWRITER and ELECTRIC SERVICE n, City Coal Company For Evpert FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished. 4 or 5 room modern apartment, reasonable. 313 West Center SL o Dairy feed. Sugar CO. dried beet pulp. Stock on hand. Caclve Valley Commission Co. - AND ion:! (4 Boy FOR SALE es Chat-terto- I. new leather coal at Reward. Junior high sclioul. Finder return to Cache American office. LOST C7 Life; Cat lie district : Troop 0. Douglas Yonk: Troop 10. Harvey Nyman; Franklin district. Troop 31 R. A. Sorensen; Troop 36. Gordon Atkinson. Albert Packer, Ivan and Guy O. Woodward; Oneida district, Merit badge: Cache district: DeVaughan Kershaw. B. Llynn Soruaon, 5. Wiley Troop Star: Caclve district: Troop id. C roots ton, Grover Canter. Kichwid Dale Olsen: Meile Wilhelm. Willard Larson: Hjan. Warren Wilson. Jolrn Dunn Franklin district. Troop 31. Orion Troop 6, Robert Quayle, Cronbie; troop Dougta Yonk. Clove Munk. Carlisle Jensen. Lawrence HowBarber, Keuneth Longhurst, Beut-k-- r. 36, John Biggs Long, Willis Don Bradford; Troop 133. ard Jeppesen; Troop 10. John Ja me B. Smith, Lcland Pal- Preston Morrison: Oneida district. B. Oarrrtt; aver. Vance and Ivan Maughan. Troop 130, WTlllam KuswU Ferguson, llurvcy and Fax-r- Troop 32, Keith O reave; Troop Njman. Willard Larson, Merle 140, LeGrand Christenson. Jess Monroe Johnson. W'lllalm. Eagle: Cache district: Troop 10. Beutler, Robert and Newell S. Robert Crookston. NCrookston, Duard llanoery. Troop 12, Dean Webber, Melvin and Alma Huppl; troop 13. Anna Nielsen, Niles Hess. Waller Harris. Richard A. Call, Max Rjan. 16, Troop W'ayse Westerhohn; Raymond Sliaw; Don, Dean and For Rent Ten acres pasture In Grant Stevenson, Sterling Rich. College Ward. J. E Greaves 445 Roy and David Cowley, Richard North 3 East. Franklin Lawrence Hall, Turley; district. Troop 31. Ekile Allred, FOR RENT Three room apartLawrence S. Croable, R. A. Sorenment, partly furnished. 143 East sen, Orion Jensen, Wayne Hall, 2nd South. Mark Checkett; Troop 33. Myrl and Vern Kllppert; Troop 36. Vic- FOR RENT Six acre beet land In Smithfield. Inquire evening. tor Dunk ley, John Long, Bruce Cook, Guy 0 and Ivan Woodward, 445 No 3rd East. Logan. Jr. and Sr.; Donald Bradford AlFOR RENT House and seven acres bert Packer, Don and Willis of land at 681 North 3rd West. H. M. Erickson, Gene Cook, evening, 445 North 3 East. Inquire Willard Shrive. Maylon Peterson. Richard Parkinson, Keith Hawke. FOR SALE New Zealand Reds Jeddle Doney, Gordon Atkinson. and other breeds of rabbits. Good Ellis Glen Durs teller; breeding stock. Phone 1032. Jones Packer, Troop 133, Preston Morrison; One- Rabbltery. ida district. Troop 30, Duane S. alMcQueen, Vincent K. Nelson, Vaun-de- ll A BARGAIN Cream se per tor, most new. In A- -l shape. See H. Nielsen, Robert Hoggen. Ker- George Kendrick, Con. Wagon and Reed Crockett, DeVaughan shaw; Troop 32. Ross McCombs, Machine Co. Logan. thinker., roof Services Held At Mendon 4)1 April rd TO were Refreshment tertainment. Vv, WAT A PAST served to Verral Kidman, Ruth Geneva Shelton, Barrettt Della Lois Bartlett, Madall Hancock, Hardman. Helen Hcnlnger, Shirley June and Carma Stauffer, Virginia Wood. Miss Laura Poulscn Is visiting at Mendon High Councilman II R. Adams and J. V. Nellson of the home of Mrs. Joseph Beaten Patriarch William H. at Deweyville. Hyrum, Maughan of Wcllsville were prinMrs. Jay Jensen entertained at cipal speakers at Sacrament meet- a well appointed dinner Saturday ing on Sunday afternoon. Special in honor cf Mr. and Mrs. L. Brign-beckmusical numbers were vocal solo, of Logan Mr. and Mrs. DelEarl Buist; solo and chorus Ivan bert Peterson. Barrett and choir. Sewing Circle met at the home Dr. Hansen of Logan gave a lec of Mrs. lone Larsen. Thursday. ture on Ancient and Modem sur- The afternoon was spent in quiltgery to the parents class in Sun ing. Luncheon was served by the day school on Sunday morning. A hostess to Mesdames, Ellen Ladle, large crowd was present. Ethel Taylor, Marjory Bird, LizMrs. Gwen Smith entertained at zie Barrett, Ada Walker, Mart.ia a luncheon Saturday night after Barrett, Verna Sorensen, Retta the dance in honor of Mr. and Hllbner, Marva Kidman, Myrl Mrs. Morris Smith, Mr. and Mrs Miss Isabella Stumpf. SpecA. J. Bisseger of Providence. ial guests were, Mrs. Lizzie Baker. Keeping that schoolgirl complexion is not enough to A nicely arranged party wav Mrs. Laura George, Mrs. Mary E. a husband. Your home surroundings must also be keep Miss Sorensen, Orpha Buist. given Monday evening by Miss in step with the times! Come to CRYSTAL. Ahrens In honor of Martell Mrs. Claud Sorensen entertained Larsen cf Portland, Oregon. Games at a luncheon Sunday in honor and music formed the entertain- of her daughter Margaret Rae who ment. Luncheon was served to was celebrating her 6th birthday Martell Larsen, Miss Gayle Kid- anniversary. Covers were laid for man, Edna Muir, Susie Longstroth, 20 guests. Out of town guests were LaVon Ahrens, Mr. and Mis. H Mr. and Mrs. William H. Maughan . . . TRIM C. Russell Hardman. and son Lamoine of Wellsville, Mr. Stauffc Owen Sorensen, Bill Longstroth. and Mrs. Ernest Maughan and . . . EFFICIENT Seagull Girls held a party Tues- children of Providence. of home at the their afternoon day Mrs. Andrew Lamont entertained . . . COMPACT teacher. Miss Viola Buist in hon- at a luncheon Tuesday in honor or of Betty Maisey. Games were of Mrs. Eliza Stuart of Wellsville. Equipped with exclusive Dome Shaped Agitator refreshments were Besides the honored guest, covers played and served to Betty Maisey, Della were laid for Mrs. Sadie Wringer with Balloon Type Rolls One Piece Safety HardBartlett, Ruth Shelton, Ileen Kid- man, Mrs. Martha Barrett. Mis. Tub Pressed Steel Frame. man, Lois Hardman, Miss Buist. Lizzie Baker, Mrs. Mary Lamont, Mrs. Edger Hancock was hostess Mrs. Retta Hiibner. to a prettily arranged luncheon Mrs. Peter Larsen entertained Monday evening. Covers were laid at a quilting party on Friday. Those for Mr. and Mrs. William Kidman, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hancock, Mr. who assisted In making the quilt were: Mesdames Claudia Stauffer, and Mrs. Hancock. Annie Sorensen, Rhoda Hardman, An oyster supper was given SunLizzie Baker, Hannah day tvening at the home of Mr. May Muir, and Mrs. Jesse 'Walker in honor Whitney, Mary E. Sorensen, Ethel of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Maisey who Taylor, Laura George. A delicious left Monday to make their home luncheon was served by the hosat Oxford, Idaho. The guests in- tess. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barrett cluded. Messrs and Mesdames Jesse entertained at a party Friday evenBaker( Earl Bird, George Hiibner, Arthur Kidman, Edger Hancock, ing in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Maisey. Games were enjoyed and Andrew Lamont, Gwen Hardman. Martell Larsen left Wednesday luncheon was served to Messrs and for his home at Portland, Oregon Mesdames, Dan Maisey, O. J. Barafter spending a week here, the rett, Charles Ladle, Oliver Taylor. 72-7- 4 WEST FIRST NORTH STREET guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Lar- Wilford Larsen, George Hiibner, William Baker, Andrew Lamont. sen. , Jesse Walker, Arthur Kidman, UTAH,' A delightfully arranged supper was given by Mrs. Elmer Hancock Jesse Baker, and Miss Isabella on Sunday evening. Covers were Staumpf. Mrs. Leona Corbett of Smithfield KSSETZ: marked for Mr. and Mrs. Verl Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. William Kidman, Mr. and Mrs. Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hughes of Payette, Idaho were guests Wednesday of their mother, Mrs. Martha Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. William Bartlett. Mrs. Henry Stauffer entertained at a party Thursday evening In honor of her daughter Marie who was celebrating her 11th birthday anniversary. Games formed the en Speakers at ht OlT J,,hn Pitl'lborg, Robert Shipley; EOU BEN I Furnished or uniui-nislihouse and steam heated Chism. D.oral Taylor; Troup Junior MIL Ml. Eltl on Ji jwm; Tioop 140, apartments, 195 Vernon Ave. 'IIK from l,aojOi. Willard iJenv.-s- , J,d'Grne Oitn DurMeller. Harold Low; Troop Oneida dis133, Burton Bowden; CrocWt. Reed 30, trict, Troop wcstbada'! Gees he handed her a SHEA GOOD LtHE IN (CoMlniiMl Love will be offered. 1I.Ui n ALLEY V La-bel- d S.wl-W'M-i- SWIIIDS LuL-t-, jj Ar gtand CACHE AMERICAN Tuesday, CACHE COUNTY. CYAII AN. 383 So. 7th. West Logan, Utah & Peerless Coal CARL W. SANDERS Phone 293 804 N. Main Sbi |