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Show CACHE AMERICAN Page Six LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH Wednesday. Mav 16, 1934. Theresa Mitchell. Dorothy Jane1 Ale be very rapidly eliminated from Mr. and Mis. Biut of j I yrx r Montrose. Cec il J Morgan, Lucy the ayslem. The wound mmt be Wellhville, motored to Garland om M. Morgan, Mary M itgan. Ralph and thoroughly sterilized Sunday and a ere yiasta 1 an I T l...aia-u- i Morrell, Kathrjn Mary 1 O vJIclQlJcllC Peroxide of Hydrogen will be tlie attrat live dinner giun by Mu I M .rpi i. Anna Lue,le N bon, unipiesi. and sah it treulment. Use 'George Hughe it S. Urn r. Jr, Di.na E N.h, John A. Lra Uoii of. it freely and fmjuentiy two or a Ormond. A1U ll Ottcrbcik, tf three timi s dally Slop all Hyruin and Frank mi and r 1arllhg'on, Mulgetel . .. nturmd of muitlV tt!s Welhulle (i..iutllles p.ie grtut pule student ' . 11 ha.. (juUi. ihlaa JVtkins. Dnm. V. v water. Cleanse the enllie alum n- - Montuy, were rpiakirs Sunday ev- , ' ' aiy graduap, rn, Wanda Peterson, Mar-th- e 'I lie enlng in Muinmint I,.1 , , muting lary runul very thoiouphly. ' larg i , ,,t pi ail J'owcll, 10 ar oM las-- s 1 Iia Puncy, Reeder w mho ding of Wind, hod, and the Dorothy to gtaduaie from the Lo- - i a Quavle. Italph Rcdlord. dunking of water fieely will uou '(l.iughh r of Mr and Mrs Ln tan E Reese' hcn.lnary. reD Claris Ihdfotd, thanse the tlomath but the lower Wood. Is re porn d as alowly I.xi riles will be held fol In t! '(..uis Reid, Elda Huh, Lina Rich bowel and culon mu-s- t be flw.lwd cou ring from r inpin allot. May 20. at 2 Human J. Rn hards, Walter J. by a very thorough enema of warm 'lowing pneumonia she was able tabirnmle, Sunday, home fr in the pm. Addresses will be given b', h' water If a couple of tea.poonfulls to be bmught Mjia fw'haub, Hilda Muble Marie Cooley and Harold Hen- - S'l.iMb Edward Jones SjoU rg, of lobelia extract U plated In toe hospital Sunday, water It will have a umd'nry o Hie adult class of MIA en- - drnks of the graduating class. A l.m bkarnh.y, Ruih Skidmore, .,l ilia Smith, Mercer D Snuth, City relax the conlratled tauea and Jojid a parly Tueeday eiening m peaker from Halt s. nt hall. Mrs E. J dihvr tlie address to the grad-- 1 .orence Sonne. Robert Earl give great rthef. (the amu-cnj.i.Min, Joy Spencer, Orrta Rprth. Tla n must begin a coure of Hahwx k and Mr. hd.tar Hancock li Spiers, Golden R. Stetller, A girls chorus from the Seven''! P treatment that will cause Uie per- - were In charge of the affair Clara C. musu ward, under the direction of Mrs Paul lioscoe the was Dunelnk enjoyed to indeed. flow freely very xpirutton tva Otto Mehr. will funiLsh the mu-.ijiLi. Roy S Swe:ion, Albert by Mrs In the absence of better herbs, being furnhlad Alice c.urr Tliomixson. Thorpe, , take a large kettle full of tlie Smith, Mrs. Ellen Ladle, Mrs Ar.- hr the exerctsrs. Edna Alice Allen, Pauline Adano 1"1' 't Tipiwts. Ley W. Wain,, lit freshments broken stems, leaves and seed of, hie Hughes. Ruth Watkins, G'ule Irene Andersen, Lulu to 25 Wajman, Andrews chaps and we all went In for ajhay from the barn loft, timothy, served Oralie Bailey, Othel Batemr-- ., lleni A.l a Wilson, Marvin F. Wood, Eva Lowell flow man frolic In Hie cool pleasant water, clover, or millott hay, as the case E Kmithfield of Williams, Chiton W. Young wiiontaek, Kathryn Bowen, Rarbais Alter a delightful romp and splash-- j may be, fill tlie kettle with water, Rodtrlley l. - duiner guests of Mrs. Jesse L Margaret Alter Cardon, out Saturboll to tea. the I as of if make started around and lng Onr Ise ti. Enoa J. Carlson, Cljde ! Water with the baby In my arms ate several thh kne.svs of an old er Saturday. and Carlisle. ITxxtor W. Cartwright. and Just berore I reached shore j blanket with this and wrap the Mr. and Mrs George SmithBeater V. Cook at Merlin sons Marie spent Sunday Cojien. HarIt stiffened parts In Its as hot as steigied upon a rusty nail. j the bottom of my foot can be borne. If you have lobelia 'Dam. the guests of Mrs. Smith f old Max Culler, Marie Dane penelra-c- d William Mrs. Norman Mr. and Dallies, Nathan Dopp far enough so that It required herbs use tills freely, also, mak-- 1 parents, Bowen. Pabelle Danlelsen, Roldo V. Dut-- i quite a pull to get It out. I drexs lng a licit decoction of the lobelia Mr. and Mrs. Delns Bird, Phln-ea- s son, Horenee England, LaMar E-- 1 ed as quickly as possible and hur- and saturating several thicknesses Bird, Orval Bird, motored to phn, William Dun Evans, Ray U ried to a summer cottage nearby of flannel and bind over the abJames P. Baxter who resides In Brigham Sunday and were guests Evans, Betty Lou Dprgus, June where a friend aufiphed me with domen. Mailc Fife, Orlando M. Fonnes-bet- Washington, died very suddenly of cf Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Willie. a bottle of peroxide of hydrogen. boiled with milk give Internally Phyllis Fonnesbeck, Paul Jay h art failure Saturday according I bad a sharp pocket knlle and I common fennel which grows so Orvcl Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Delos cut away tlie skin and flesh so plentifully In all parts of the Bird and P. R. Bird were guests Frainpton. Lucille Gardener, Wal- to a telegram received here by Mrs. j Oeddes, as to lay Lite wound open to the country. About an equal quantity of Mrs. Sarah Jane Tracey of Og- ter Gardner, Marjorie -Baxter who has been residing In Mildred Oessel, Evelyn Mary farthest point of penetration, and of water should be added to the den Sunday. son Hancock Mrs. and Osmer where she has 1 Kay Harris. Logan Guyman, her children Wesley then pourj'd in the peroxide of milk, a teaspoonful of this every were Otella Hale, Boyd L. Hall, Carmen n school. A married daughter. a, hydrogen, saturated a bit of cot- hour, also a teaspoonful of anLse Zan of Silverbow.of Montana, Emma Mrs. Devere was with him Haltlnner, guests Jack Hansen, at Monday the time ton with it, bound it over the tea every three quarters of an Hanrock. Hanson, Mamie Hansen, Julia Hea- of (hath. His wife was Sarah Dar-le- y wound and came to tlie city. I hour. Wrap the whole body ln A Mrs. M. D. Bird entertained at ton. Harold Hendricks, Baxter and she with the folDelmalii'1 did not want tlie wound to heal flannels and blankets so as to M lowing children survive: Vondella, over quickly because the principle get as profuse a perspiration as a well appointed dinner Sunday Hodges, Max Hovey. Reed Hovey, Vern Hugle, Wilma Pearl Lowell Baxter who Is a student danger la ouch cases is from al- passible and when the poison be Basket of peonies and snowballs Nash dealers are out to show a million i Covers were HuLse. Florence P. Jackson, Dean at tlie U.S.A C. and Cleo a stulowing the wound to heal outward- gins to leave the system, after tlie centered the table. R. motorists in 30 davs wbat there is thats Bird Mrs. Mr. for laid Irvin and at Jeffs, dent Charlotte Johnson the Mary school. Logun high ly before It has healed Inwardly. herbs have had time to gain con Brothers and sisters are W. H. so different in the driving of a 1934 Nash or Therefore, In order to make sure trol of the muscles, the pain will and son of Salt Lake, Mr. and Dorothy Jones. Afton 8. Kearl, Esof the matter, I took a toothpick, begin to go down, the stiffened Mrs. Glen Alexander of Logan, ter Kcnnard, Ruth Lucille Lance, Baxter and R. L. Baxter of Logan; its companion car, the new LaFayette. Marie Larsen, Marjorie Laub, Bes- La von Baxter of Boise; Earl Bax-- tr wrapped the end with a thin cover muscles rclav, and the patient Is Miss Artlce and Orlle Bird and sie E. Bird. Mrs. and Mr. of Within 30 days, all America will have a better Lake Jack Lelshman, Salt Mrs. It Mathews, and and Sarah of sterilized cotton, dipped saved. Do not let up on the treatMrs. William Kidman, who was Delmar Miller, Margaret Miller. Spencer cf Sandy. idea of modern motoring at its very best. ln carbolic acid. I then inserted ment, however. Keep up the prothis Into the wound which of cess of elimination as long as there observing her birthday anniversary Nash already has built oni the public has bought Big Six course so burned the outer part are any symptoms of convulsions Saturday was pleasantly surpris775 to 863 118 tack Wklban, 88 Horwpomr a million Nash cars evidence as strong as that It would not heal as rapidly or stiffening of any of the muscles ed by a group ofwasfriends. MusicA enjoyed. Advanced Eight as the Inner part. I then fastened and do not allow a hearty meal and social chat be evidence can Nash that something puts was served to 121 tocii WkthoM, 100 Hompont . 1065 to 81145 on a bit of sterilized ootton with for a few days. Juicy fruits, a little delicious supper into its cars that is out of the ordinary. a strip of surgeon's plaster and toast and soft eggs, stewed prunes, Messrs, and Mesdames William Ambassador Sight the wound was safe. Each night and rice will be better than more Kidman, Elmer Hancock, Verl 133 lack WhatUxut, 123 HotwpowM . 1575 to 1625 You are invited to ride in a Nash or a Shelton, Don Miller, Lynn and morning I dropped Info It a hearty foods. Ambassador Eight LaFayette, or both, to see for yourself how few drops of peroxide of hydrogen 1820 to 2055 142 tick Wiseibase, 123 Honspower Twin Ignition steps up motor performance Mr. and Mr?. Heber Wood of and changed the dressing once Dear Dr. Reeder: CAR OF THE FINE THE NEW LAFAYETTE. a few days how the LaFayette "jeweled movement enArbon, Idaho, daily. There was soreness of course I have read with Interest your here with theirspent LOWEST PRICE FIELD, $535 TO $699 mother Mrs. Jobut no sign of pus or Inflammation new of this lifts the performance gineering lectures, and have gained consider- seph T. Wood, who is very 111. at any tune and ln less than a able Nash-buil- t (All prices . o. b. (aciory subject to change without car clear out of its price class. in a recent help thereby. Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson soiree . Special Equipment Extra.) week It was well of the paper a lady from of Malad, spent Sunday here visnumbr FR0N1 IF HEELS OPTIONAL I SDIVIDU Call us for your "One in a Million ride. Well In another case a man simply Oklahoma was asking for a rem- iting with their mother, Mrs. So- bumped his head against a rusty edy for hives. to no high pressure salesmanship would not say pj,ja Anderson, who Is ill. expose you I a little in a loft. .nail . It bled positively, but would not be sur- except that which you'll discover in the car. if she Is bothered with Utoheld blood formed altenUo, cover- - prised ch,BgerSi or chigoe a mlnute ln lng over the wound, and In three that bores a hole ln the skin days he felt a stiffness ln his causing an itching and festering no was attention neck; still paid sore. Dusting powdered sulphur to the Uttle wound on the head Into tlie stockings before exposure soon and tlie stiffening proceeded will prevent chiggers from botheruntil a fully developed case of anyone. ing By ROBERT CROOKSTON a before been established had Answer is was It that The called. barely possible physician pain Editor, Cache American: All both spread rapidly and only drug the trouble ln chiggers, and If such aspiring politicians, treatment was used. Death follow-e- is the case, a simple home treat- amateurs and professionals who dein a few days, and the suffer- ment is to apply well salted but- sire a public office would do well Stopped at Ten vaseline is also by taking membership ln the local Minister: "Come, come, my ing was very great before the re- ter. Carbolated good. lease came. friend; try to lead a better life, and by Federal Labor Union, Why, you are continually break-- i In some respects tetanus Is like The part of your letter relating workln; faithfully ln the interest Developed and Printed lng one of the commandments. blood poisoning. In ordinary blood to your own sufferings being of of organized labor, they should His I friend: Is of all Cheap union "Nope, parson. THE PAINTER poison a wound generally the a personal nature, has been an- gain the confidence dont have any trouble with a before the election first cause. Being Improperly Cared swered ln a personal letter. 2nd North organizations 142 West single one of the commandments. m November. for, diseased and poisonous matsimGuaranteed Satisfaction amendments Its the I that ter is allowed to get into the All readers of this publication Let us make a new fire we have all the Remember, ply cantkeep. cause blood and inflammation. are at liberty to write for infor- building trades, also electricians Till scontinues to spread until all mation pertaining to the subject and musicians as well as laborers, brick of your old dirty wm of tlie blood is corrupt and death of health at any time. Address all and all these votes will come pretfollows. In tetanus, tlie slight un- communications to the Home ty near making an honest candibrick home. cared for wound Is the starting Health Club, or Dr. David T. date for public office secure. point. Reeder, Withman Bldg. 21st and In addition to this success, the Call 103S Kansas City, Mo., with work is Now, there iare many of you who Troost, in name and address ln full and at workers tointeresting also thehelping will remember having been woundwork organize, ed by rusty nails many times, least six cents ln postage. is such a benefit to humanity, it o while working on the farm or about Aberdeen Slack is the best coal in Town Is a splendid way for any Christhe house, and you did not stop to give servloe to humanity. tian Slack Far for any Stoker. to other Superior even to bind up the hurt. any No harm followed and you might go Know and it Try What a Friend through the same experience a dozen tunes more and never have $1.09; 50c; Extracts, Filling, I have always had a presentiTerms Cash Plate, $16.00 lockjaw, but let me tell you of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Richards, ment," she said, that I should the probable reason why you did Mr. DR. LYMAN E. SMITH and Mrs.. William Buist, Mr. die young. not have trouble. The same careWell, my dear," remarked her Phone 552-- J for Appointment lessness which allowed the hurt to and Mrs. William Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Sorensen, Mrs. Liz- woman friend, you didnt after Cardon Jewelry Bldg. go uncared for was the cause of the scab being torn off the next zie Baker, Miss Jennie Richards. all, did you?" f'lnea J I p oja-ne- Irt-idt- fd diint Oadt find hici$f A k LU O N C A .l i I j 1 11 tb 1 Sor-uute- a ; r J 1 WaU-,Ca!- James Baxter Dies Suddenly in Washington) 1 J Uil-ge- Von-dtll- MILLION Derdew me (rniuj m3odmJ DEMONSTRATIONS AMAZE A MINUTE Long-strot- h. lock--Ja- AS ri J 93 Politicans Given a Tip BAUGH MOTOR COMPANY 140 SOUTH MAIN w LOGAN, UTAH PHONE 137 KODAK FILMS Jack Mathews IF ITS Coal Albsdeesa Its MENDON day. This repeatedly occurred til the wound healed from the unbotex- Farmers Take Notice Highest price paid for tanner rows, 'useless and freshly dead horses and cattle Call 11R2, Hyrum Fish Hatchery DOES YOUR BREATH OFFEND? BUY YOUR Strawberries For Canning I will sell them at the right price, place your order now John Bisseger Providence, -P- ROBABLY Many attractive persons are not welcomed at social gather- ings because their breath is bad. Dont be one of them. Make sure that your breath is sweet and inoffensive by gargling with Listerine. It combats infections in the mouth, checks infection and instantly destroys odors. Lambert Pharmacol Company, St. Louis, Mo. LISTERINE ends halitosis Kills THATCHER COAL CO. Phone 76 Jloorpaint mmtdand hard wear tom, whereas if you had been ceedingly careful not to break the scab you might have had lockjaw. In the home treatment of lockjaw two things must be kept in view. 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