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Show PAGE, THE TVO. til siiidl0 imvS A CQ Week-da- 1 Published every week day afternoon, except legal holidays, at 75 West Center street, Logan, Utah, by Cache Valley Newspujier Co., N. Gunnar matter at the postoffice Rasniusi, n. president, and entered ss second-clas- s Logan, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price in Cache Proclaim liberty Valley by mail, $2 50 the year in advance or 4o cents the month. Outside thruout the land" Cache Valley, by mail $5.00 the year. San Francisco office, 525 Market Gilman, Nlcoll &, Ruthman, Special Representatives St ; Chicago office, 41o N. LLchigan Ave.; New York office, 19 W. 44th St.; Boston office, 18 Tremont St.; Detroit ofice, 1120 Fisher Bldg. R. W. MARTIN, Advertising Manager OTTIS PETERSON, Managing Editor relatives and friends here. Miss Lois Maughan of Logan visited the early part of the week with Miss Virginia Rose. Lois Howell, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P- - Howell, of Logan, visited last week at the home of George Hanson. Miss Edna Hansen of Cornish visited for the week with Miss Elna Feller. Miss Rose Nielsen of Ogden has been the guest of her brother Russell tne past weex. Mrs. Lew Olsen entertained on her birthday August 18, at a delicious birthday dinrier for officials has any connection Neither this newspaper, nor whatever, directly or indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to dis, , interested public service. , Mrs- - Howard Jensen, Mrs. Fel-h- x Feller, Mrs. Andrew Jensen and Mrs Russell Nielsen. James Fonnesbeck, w e 1 farmer of this section was discussing farm problems with citizens of the town early Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Hampton of Ogden .visited for the week with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Shrives. Mrs. Ida Hawkley and son Wayne Coltron left Saturday for Pocatello where they will spend the. week with relatives. WAS just a v. reck before my llbaby was born. I was weak, rundown, had headaches, no ap-pet- ; Laboralory-Tte- d 1) Y Supei-Strengt- h cm KILLS TUI a Box See $100 Prize Offer in 23c ' rcAm Sunday 1 1 Suresl, Quickest Death to Takas Less To Kill Bed Bucjs, Ants. Moths. Fleas Flies, Mosquitoes. Roaches. POPULAR' THROUGHOUT THE MOST WORLD COMPOUND Herald-Journal- ! Utah Logan Year! These are Equally as Good No wholesalers profit No re- Peters Diamond Brand, $2.93 $2.43, $1.69 and Light or Dark Colors Boys Overalls Never Itip, double denim dyed 4 7 Sizes to '00. 8-o- spare time- are banana Amos Bleep z. Sizes 8 to 11 peel- - ings, and will positively prevent brakes from locking. Write for particulars. Manufacturing 2 Co. Photo by Gippy Martin. Few people know what it is like to go over Niagara in a barrel. says a writer. . . Well, weve got a rough idea; we once rode over a detour in a rumble seat. most 3C Remember Ihe Bargains of Last Boys Shoes Boys Shirts Listen to me,, men! Are you satisfied with your present salary, or would you like to make $500 extra every week? Sounds doesnt good, vxa- it? Then start selling our new brake linings in your These brake linings made of YE DIARY (August 27) Up betimes, and don my blue pantaloons, creased LAXETTES 1 VEGETABLE Perfect g YOU, TOO, CAN MAKE BIG MONEY! '7 LAXATIVE Effect Our idea of a swell place to spend a vacation is a town so far from civilization that the lc:al movie theater is running the first episode of The Perils of Pauline. mm A CENT A toz Mens Overalls Blue denim, only high Rates drastically cut to ' approximately back,, for-.-.- ( - between all local pointy Oregon Short Line and Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroads, and to California and the Northwest. i -3 SEPT. 3 Return Limit xi N Cheapest Insect Spray You Can Use You can go home now, boys. to the cash register. Ill tend HUBERT 1. VALSPAR said td be the only owmer of an automobile who er volunteered I n t a car, YOU "driving know what YOU are going to do. But you never know what the , i U OTHER FELLOW is! I 4? going to do. Youve r got to figure what the Other fellow Is going do, in addition to what YOU are going to do. Piioto by Carr Waller A much the Vegetable Compound helped ber, so I tried it. "My baby was strong and well. She is grown up now and has seven sons of her c,wn. They were ail Pmkhant babies." Mrs. Mary Anderson, 2 Y2 W. Main Street, Watertown, New York. ar NOMINATED FOR THE . HALL OF FAME LAXETTES c and I felt just no good. Another woman told me how Ilowdy, folks! The federal bureau of engraving and isprinting is planning to bills. sue miliion-doliWe can hardly wait to buy a nickel cigar with one oi them and receive back in charge! $999,999.95 - THE TRUTH QUICK any of its stockholders or T Humor picnic. Mrs. Elmer Olsen of Pocatello with her five weeks old twin sons is visiting here as the guests of Mr. and Mrs- Bemont Olsen and their proud grandfather. Mr. Orson Olsen Mrs. Neph Booth of Lava Hot Springs visited last week with S3 en Ofr and 1 sharply, and my y'Hcw xhoon, . polished most dazzling, and my TV plaid waistcoat, with the stripe, and my pur- pie tie, with the orange polka dots, and my lavender shirt,, with the maroon diamond pattern. And Lord! I mighty fine and handsome, and well pleas-- , ed with my brave garments, albeit Dame Humor doth sniff and say I do look like a man who do be selling, "Dr. Smoggs Pleasant Pellets for Livid Livers off the rear end of a medicine wagon. A pox on a woman who has such little appreciation of noble attire Our The ward Relief Society with Susie Lapray, Martha Lund-qui- st and Sadie Nelson as presidency, held their anV.ual outing at Downata resort Friday Ail met at the August 21. church at 3 p. m. and motored in a caravan style to the resort where all enjoyed a plunge Afternoon y IjOGAN, UTAH, AUGUST 28, 1931. L, WESTON Newspaper Scripps-Canfiel- d Every p, IIKRALD-JOURN'A- ' Sept. 14 from LOGAN - Los Angeles Portland Butte Boise Pocatello Salt Lake City $19.20 $17.80 $8.10 $7.45 $2.4(1 $2.40 I Correspondingly low fares to other points For further details consult F. L. SCOFIELD, Agent EINOOD IPACODTC Rumage Thru Our Bargain Bins BARGAIN 1HN NO. 1 Chock full of Sweaters, Berets and Little Ivnick Knacks An interesting bin to visit. 40 25c $1.00 BARGAIN BIN NO. 2 Contains Sweaters, Ulazers and Odds and tailers profit Away from the high rent district Our prices Ends will surprise you This bin has a good assortment of Sweaters, and other things $1.50 BARGAIN BIN NO. 3 $2.00 Ladies Dresses Flat Crepes, Coverts, Twintex please the eye Values to $16.50 Now Jerlon, Flat. Crepes, Vanity suitable Values to Cloth designed to $9.50 Covert and for office or street' $1-H)- i ' Flat Crepes, Silvertones, 'travel Prints Values to $12.00 Reduced to 1 $4.95 One, too and three piece creations ami tweeds To clean out at in Flaii-nel- s 7C I W Some extraordinary values in Flannel, Jer- lon and two-tone- d effects I For Ladies CARGAINS FOR CASH Hose We have over 1000 Sweaters in Extra 3 Pair for $1.00 the house. Sliixms, Crew Neck; Coats, Shakeis. Jac- Special quards. All colors, weights, and descriptions, for men, women and children at We also socialize in a !) thread" pine silk hose. You usually pay $1.50 Now, per pair A $1.00 . . L CHILPRE.YS HOSE D) Firm knit, toe resisting, tough fibre Cotldn hose. Just right for school and only . 20c .OU can pay casK are the ones who bargains. And right now bargains d are plentiful, with avefage prices of goods lower than they were a few years ago. Thrifty people who have built up Savings accounts at this bank have ready cash to take advantage of these wonderful opportunities. You, too, can be prepared for bargain days. Start a First Security Savings Account without PERSONS $1.00 Thread Silk Service Hose ear'. $6.75 Now Headquarters for Sweaters Samples OLOur Hose Bargains wKo one-thir- delay. Our Savings officer you get started. will be glad to he'o WE ALSO HAVE PLENTY OF UNDERWEAB, OVERCOATS, LEATHER COATS, FLANNEL SHIRTS, LINGERIE . . . AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST . . . BLANKETS . . . AND THE BRICES ARE LOWEST IN 13 YEARS Cache Knitting Wolfes Store 124 SOUTH MAIN WHERE THE BARGAINS LIVE 3C kembfr op the first sfcurity CORPORATION SYSTEM LARGEST INTERMOUNTAIN BANKING ORGANIZATION $ |