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Show The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Pape Four Grocers Unit Challenges Chain Stores from Page Oul look fort? ward with aevri eonfidenci to tin general election In November 1942, win n the chain to eUire UU will bo presented the pc p'o of our state for their vote. While we hove no money now to spend In (ie hiring of paid worker, we feel ure that (Continued thelv-- chain home-owne- e. prae profi-udonu- r 1 I I j store Heibert w!hM loCally-owne- la -i ).- y ligu-latlm- t I 1 ix-- o, c I 194 legislauun. Like Governor G, Halt, Earl Slone Jr, Judge Exhibits Pottery Marriage License- dU. Maw, who felt that J. P. R ch, Dennis Dewitt, Russell Mix Roberts Jones, Burley ttas Imnn whiih come from Die Np-rDr F. L Wes; and h.s in rare Ruby Thomas, " ixittery bus.-- J dauglite. el. initiation Of Rupert; d Josephine W.st, N. t he ex a- Howard Cork1.. tin wek. lie a tiuoogii !,e ur:. j, trolled ex-- I Meikley, ar.d Weldon H uifieU Dills and June Elizabeth le(X !.u Tlie ru st ride wit be Wedi-- 1 tatej tlu jvittery from a mo.in-daii great p ..i.iiipii of ch,i.n Tw.n Jails; J. Bcnnion Bpenier n.oa.h to warrant de. M..y rath. Watch the new , lain in Old Mexico in ltl'.tS, Ja t lax1:. a iii.d Annabel Dayley, tied to Control and l;n.;t their paper for I.. ter anneunr men's (5 ij:s u.'O. ' taa!;.h. i i ion, we are for. fat' nt that " dec.oon of the voter of our Invltntinn To Trrmonton Visitors atc Official Heret.,e will b governed by reason L. Allen Crlando Mr. and Mr. rather than propaganda and that Attend (Vmtinp Dr. W, W, Biglowr of tlie tfate of Tremonton, were Logan visitors lhe,r decision, like that of the Judging School Friday. Thry came to WeUsvUle bouid t.( health wa the ipeaker h g.slature will be overwhelmingly (Continued from page One) to attend tlie funeral tenters of Lt the meeting of the Cache in support of tlie Independent ference at the Carnation farm Mrs. Martha CUenn and visited In health council meeting held Thurx. . in the and Washington 'wheat Many j business men of their own state.' n;'M';.'"An,:n'"M;rthe day night at tlie Woodruff school r Can In Blue Creek la glv'ng promise of auditorium. iyi Cf 'iTbl Dr. C. L. Anderson 24. May 23. 23. a bumper crop this season. In charge of the wa Canter Club la addition to the New York meeting. The music wa handled by Xrthur and western Judging show this Knjoys Dickerson. month. Professor Caine will visit Joins the ArmCanyon Hide William R. McNeil. 18. son of livestock departand the dairy (Continued from Page One) Mm. Naomi McNeil England of (Jets Government Position them bound swiftly away aborning ments and ataffs at the Uni verify t. of Logan, was in Salt Lake rl,T I of Minnesota. University their little white tall a they where he volunteered! Thomas K, RobUn. Jett todsy Iowa State Agricultural col- Thursday went over the next ridge or dowm San Francisco. Calif, where In the U. S. army. for enlistment Wisconsin of and lege, University the hollow. It I amazing bow CorneU he has accepted position as acson Hi her ha word that mother University. countant for the government. lie far and f.urt these deer can Jump Besides the Judging schools he will likely be assigned to some the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wa. down the steep hollows. has a number of invitations to army post on the Mexican border. The group had their lunch at Judge livestock shows throughout The lad sought to be assigned to T. Robbins of 3S2 North 3rd St, and Is graduating this spring the Mallbou lodge and then rode the west during the coming sum- tlie Phlliplne. from the Utah State Agricultural Zannvoo the Trail to Logan. Many mer. Among these are livestock I College. wild flower are in bloom along fairs In Montana August 3 and 4. Card Of Thank the Trail The bluebells and the Frmdale livestock show at We express our sincere Returns to Coast In California Frrndale. August, and thanks hereby some of the climati bloom are and gratitude to our Mrs. cnnsplclous. Also the ground cher- the Oregon State Fair In Sep- friends for their sympathy and Joseph A. Padou of Las win be the ceond thru it Angeles, the former Mamie Cole, , ry blossom. weet William and tember. klndm-sseIllness the "at The" during that" he Vas Juded" Oregon many for a number of superinspring Beauties. burijl ceremonies for our tendent of nurses years as the at the Budge Those who participated In the fair, and Inasmuch V. . Cuwhy. We were John 'ithcr. to meet J at this hospital, ha returned home after ride WeHne.day were Ir. E. I slunment two-ye- ;dce are now assignments he apprechitive of the lovely flower, j a week's visit with relative and Slewort, Wllf'ird Lundberf. chair- will Judtre there of swee-.and words the music again during the the friends In Locan. Mrs. Padou was man ar.d pre'ldi-nof the Logan summer of 1942. condrh nee nt the service. .. house guest of her sister, Mrs. W. Cnr.vnn Trais romn'i'tee and the fam y. A The John W. pU(,pej w j,ie j1Pre, Cache enn'er chili; Forest 'I Jarre Stewart. Delay Grow More Heims Attend Wedding lete ILimrn, Ranger A. P. Chris'en-s- t far the humble An orpnrt..!i)ly Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Black are n, J. I,. Montro.e, be-to do i's pari f ir national man of the trails comml'dee; L. d has come. Joseph Skeen, home from Lost River where they r K. Dairies, Secretary M. R Ilo- - Lindbergh on Radio of Warren, member of the Utah attended the wedding reception Charles A. Lindbergh will talk sta'e AAA committee, announced vev. Herbert Hiimphorv. Dr. I. for Wilkie Noble of Moore, Idaho Columbia Network Sat-- : a program aimed at 35 per cent P. Stewart. William Helman Stew- - over Arabelle Moses of Logan. and art, Earl Cole. Carol Olsen. Paul urday evening M y 10. 10:15 East. expansion in the acreage of dry The reception was held in the talkern time. is Ilo Standard Stowell. Slierlff Jeff Montrose. e,j;ble beans of the white varie- Moore ward chapel and was attenDave Theurer, Oliver Johnson, ing In Minenppolis, Minn, and the Beans will now be included ded by a large group of friend Mr. A. P. Christenson. Mr. Wil- - talk will be broadcast nation in the list of foods for defense, and well wishers. Many beautiford Lundbcrg. Dr. and Mr. W. wide. he said. ful presents were received by the a memnewly weds. Mr Noble ber of the Lost River stake MIA Bring Back the Hat Someone at the Garden Club superintendence His wife Is a meeting on Thursday evening ex- grand daughter of the late Pro. Branch Wilford Woodruff and she has changed a dark grey Brook" hat and Fred J. Clark been a worker in the Logan temgot one that was left an older hat ple for the past eight years. She of the same brand but too large was secretary of the GenealogiMr. Clark yould appreciate it If cal society of Cache Stake for the person would call at his resi- five years, during which time dence at 134 S. 3rd Earft and ex- Mr. Black was In charge of thi work. change hats. ill raise the store bill rtliu-- 1 and of coinniocL count. ess and the civic holy by ! and lea.h i in every part of the rfate who are In xcotinn to See the gi.eiual ri.r.in- t. ':t f i.ndi ti tuI.ition cs as the ha.n store ivstem cloud; a gieater aiea of our state with! every p.i,v,hg j Tlie sUiU; for many weeks gave Intiina'r a'tention to all tlie true facts governing chain j buaind hundred of citiren who have for them in proffered their ervicr free of We are al.-very greatful by charge will he able to carry all the true fact to the electorate be. :ia encouragement given u by and Slock She fill) fanner tween now anil the election. eor.f.denre has bix n great-- I ere, who (jlnlm'..i 75 per cent of y atlmul.ited by ihe considerable their prodin ti through mdepind- nt stele; by Utah labor r pres-whire rmi loye number of elnm e k euhitives, 20 of whom Were in the nlthough fu.eed to and voted In favor work in the rhJn ytcm, have legislature the thain store bill; by consuoffered their time and their nbtl-jo- f who have discovered that lt lei In bthalf of thi bill which mer that the will help to rest. ire cpporiuhltle the charge is rrdlctilou Die Saturday, May 10, i : j I '? y- HU-no- 1 Et B23u the at Us,y SALMON KEEN FANCY riNK Tall Cans Salad Dressing Full Quart 21c t: PINEAPPLE LETTUCE o tl Fresh Thompson Seedless. 4 lb. 17e Toilet Tissue Four rolls .15 SYRUP PffV Staley's Golden Table 10 lb. paQ SOUPS 2 cans . 15c Mushroom- - Chicken can . . 10c ALL OTHERS 3 cans. 25c LYE 25e Three cans .. (SIR FIG BARS OYSTERS (b1 Fresh In Sat. morning 8 Pound NEW TEXAS BERMUDA ONIONS AVOCODAS New Potatoes BERRIES 1 1 AMERICAN, YELVETA BRICK OR VELVETA PIMENTO CLEANSER 51c COOKIES 29 Fancy Assorted 2 lbs. SOAP Giant Crystal White giant bars lbs. SODAS lbs. GRAHAMS Three 2 cans l and SUPER SUDS 20 Bine, Large Box CRAB MEAT Geisha Can 2r JELLO All flavors pkgs. for 48 lb. Bag Express that Sentiment than any Gift You can give . . . - MARKETS 4- BUTTER First quality, sweet cream, lb. First quality, lb. EGGS Large white specials, doz. Large white extras, doz. Large standards, doz Medium white extras, doz. 28 for Mother better Flowers by Wire if She Lives Out of Town Lindquists 55 EAST 1ST. NORTH - PHONE 19 ''"AL .xJ. J GRAPEFRUIT Swansdown Package Shavers No. 2 cane 2 for FLOUR CATSUP 19 with tour purchase of 3 cakes at regular price ASK FOR GOLDEN WEST When you want Flour you can Depend on to bring the same fine results every time Ask for Golden West GOLDEN WEST is a Symbol of Quality. Our line of feeds and cereals are unexcelled. FRESH HALIBUT, PER POUND 25c Central Milling Company PHONE 478 MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL THINK OF IT . . . FREE with every quart of Ice Cream a Pint of Delicious Sherbet. Step in tomorrow and take Mother a quart of Ice Cream any flavor and one pint Sherbet both for the regular price . . . 50 Logan 40 39 38 Potted Plants 14 $ Second quality, lb. Corsages Send Mother iQ J Cut Flowers 25 15 $4 F lowers 17 can Del-Mon- te Gud-- J Veneda Eggelsten formerly of Logan and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orson B. Eggelsten of Grover, Wyoming died Thursday morning in Santa Monica, California of child birth. She was born in Grover, Wyoming. October 22, 1904. Besides her husband she is survived by three sons: Gerand 12, Grant 10 and an infant bom Saturday, May 3. Burial will be made in the Logan cemetery. mundson, PALM OLIVE 3 Diced Dies on Coast 25e 15c .. 19c Luncheon TANG Meat 3 F0R 25 25c DINNER HORN FLOUR With Vitamin Iron Added ' J PEETS SOAP Powdered Large size M. FRESH FRUIT SATURDAY A. PRICES! AT LOGANS LOWEST B-- I Mrs. bars CARROTS KRAFT CHEESE MATCHES 15 Large 24s 8 for DINNER HORN Remember! Produce bought at the cost you either gives complete satisfaction or doesnt a cent! 2 2 9 Can 5e - LOCALS 1 5 1 10 Lb. r Clean smooth Calif. 10 pounds 10e Oven Fresh PRICE, LB LEMONS TOMATOES Juicy large 2 bunches . 5ci 360'. each RHUBARB ASPARAGUS AU good grade CORN, BEANS cans PEAS, TOMATOES Large lb. box Delnulse 1 SATURDAYS LOW Fancy local Per pound tomato NIBLETS Can . CAMPBELLS Vice-chair- Have yon wondered why the customer (Jurat before you), should get such a large head of lettuce for only 10c, and yon paid the same for a small head? So have we. Therefore In fairness to all we gladly sell yon lettuce by the pound. The crop right now Is very good quality, rust free, tender and crisp. BREV Cudahy's new shortening, 3 lbs. can 8 large ley tile ti Slices 2!J cans Broken 2 ar t RAISINS n u lie Preston Smithfield WINGETTS ICE CREAM PARLORS 30 .27 21 |