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Show THE HER AL D 9 Danish gathering was held of Mr. and Mrs. J. Falslev Friday evening at which forty guests were present. After a meeting was held, the remainder of the evening was spent in singing, after which refreshments were served. The playlet Nick and Teen which is the Primary associations contribution to the church tfide campaign, against tobacco, was presented in the Benson ward meeting house on Sunday evening to a large audience. The parts were well rendered and the singing was also A ML very good. The Beehive girls met at the home of Mrs. Florence Slack Tuesday evening. The evening was spent m song practice and games. After which a delightful luncheon was served. Mrs. Marvin Thain entertain- - l S The JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, Miss Mavis Hansen of Smith-fiel- d spent the week end visit- Benson News at the home - ed the members of the Ke Ora club at her home on Thursday. The afternoon was spent in quilting, after which refreshments were served. Special guests were Mrs. Aaron Smith and Mrs. James Thain. A number of children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reese called at their home and spent the day in honor of their thirty -- second wedding annivesary. Cleve Munk of Logan spent the week-en- d visiting with his Mrs. and grandparents. Mr Munk. Andrew Rock of Alton Hoffman a Springs. Wyo., is spending few days visiting with fnends and relatives In Benson. Pond Reese, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reese, had the misfortune of receiving several cuts on and about his face, while playing about the yard. ing with Miss Kate Reese. a William Peterson shipped car load of cattle to California Monday morning. Mrs. Alma Sonne and Miss Drew Smith of the Cache Stake Primary Board visted Benson ward primary meeting. Monday of this week A. Ricks and Mrs. Joseph children are spendmg a week in Garland as the guests of Mrs. Ricks Sister, Mrs. Ross Rogers CHAMP? WORLDS LONDON, When Lewis Clarke was small, he was so puny and ill that he was unable to attend school. Through a system of exercise he has built himself up so that now, at 16, he is considered the strongest youtn of his age in the world. He can break nails with bis fingers, nail through drive a six-incan a plank with his hand, and his support a heavy anvil on it chest while someone pounds with a sledge hammer. ch ILH A0DHII1 5 Inc . AST Our entire stock of new Fall Dresses priced for quick clearance. There are values that cant be beat at these ridiculously low prices. Sizes 14 to Scarfs New Silk Rayon. All Colors Our Entire Stock Of New Silk Scarfs The 1931 yuletide atmosphere business district starting December lirst Through the Chamber of Commerce Merchof winch N. D. ants committee Salisbury is chairman, Christmas decorations will be put up throughout the business section immediately after Thanksgiving. The Chamber of Commerce has kept in storage cello glass of green and red colors to put in the shades of the street lamps on either side of Mam street, West Center as far as First West street, and First North streets from First East to First West. Large evergreen trees have been ordered. These will be put 'on either side of the citys metal electric light poles. FYom the arms of the poles will be hung silver stars. Yuletide festoons will also be used The evergreej trees have been ordered from a Providence resident and are from his private land holdings in the Cache national forest. Every Christmas season, the Cache and Logan stake authorities light the large evergreen tiees m front of the tabernacle with multicolored lightsA large electrified star is set in the tabernacle tower window This custom will be followed this year. means 50C $(00 $( SeUetoffade Wittfln Frapimniljat'o v. Hose Berets Full fashioned, pure silk, guaranteed perfect. Sizes H'j to 10 Wool and Angora . 79c 50c 10 1.45 T r Our Entire Stock ... . ?1. $2- - 3- - . .it isf r LPLflY The reaction of the audience to the play, "The Apple Cart, which plays at the Capitol theatre Saturday evening Nov-21- . Is one of the interestthe upon ing sidelights presentation of the Bernard Shaw play according to 'Paul Irving, who directs this production presented nationally by A. M. Oberfelder, by special arrangement with the Theater Guild of New York. The audience, according to Mr. Irving who directed The Apple Cart last season when it to on record business played the west coast, expecting to see a high brow" play, for which Shaw is noted, were just a little confused. But by the end of the first act. which is replete with knife-lik- e satire and witty dialogue between the King and his ministers, the mood of the audience had changed com-- 1 pletely. The people were no longer bored, they were not only stimulated by the Shavian wit but they were waiting ex-- 1 pectantly for more and better laughs as the play progressed. One of the most delightful rind amusing scenes of this Shaw play on English politics is the meeting between the King and his mistress. Orinthla, who tries to persuade him to divorce his wife, the good Queen Jemima, and marry her Orm-thi- a finally resorts to physical violence to keep the King from returning to his wife, and by that time, Mr. Irving declares, the members of the audience were in gales of laughter. The play which is a forecast, half ironical and half serious, of wrhat Shaw believes will happen to England and America some fifty years hence, is noted for its popular appeal. Furniture A Three-Piec- e City Mohair Suites Going at LUSTROUS MOIIAIR TWO PIECES $89.00 With each suite we give absolutely Free, 1 End Table, Value $8.00, 1 Silk Scarf, 1 Radio Lamp, 1 Silk Cushion, 1 Floor Lamp, Value $10.00. ODD BEDROOM PIECES BELOW WHOLESALE FACTORY Wide Smiles Come With Beet Checks PRICES Walnut Chests 6 acteristics of Burley and Twin Falls sugar beet growers these days. The growers have just received $190,000 from the Amalgamated Sugar company, the first payment on 38.000 tons of beets sliced in the Burley plant. Total payments will approximate $247,000. Growers received $6 50 per ton. During the course of manufacture, the sugar bagging record was repeatedly broken at the Burley plant until it now stands at 2605 bags-Thsame thing held true with slicing. The last record established in that regard was 1104 tons in 24 hours. Mrs. Ethel Smith of Norwich, I lost 16 lbs Conn., writes' with my first bottle of Kruse lien. Being on night duty it was hard to sleep days but now since I am taking Kruschen I sleep Dlenty; eat as usual and lose fat El A TPS ? we14 Unhealthy Fat Berets. All Colors ' At Lowest Prices You Have Ever Seen. A Few New Furniture Pieces Will Brighten Up Your Home and Make the World a Much Pleasanter Place for You and Your Family. - 1 Makes You Lose S' smiEiroQnrj ilhew ikdr TJDDtt EKDMCE e 95 PAGE THREE will be assumed in the Logan ur Dloomers . ARE PLANNED BURLEY, Idaho, Nov. 19 'P Wide smiles and fattened bank accounts are dominant char- 50 1931. DECORATIONS Theres dollars more style than you pay for in every coat! Smart new f 19, CHRISTMAS - lines, rough fabrics, large collar and cuffs of fine fur. Every wanted color. Womens Misses and Juniors sizes. Sport and Dress ! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER $15.00 each Walnut Single Beds 4 $16.75 each Walnut Dressers 3 $19.75 each NEW STOCK Just Arrived! Walnut End Tables too. To take off fat take one-ha- lf teaspoonful of Kruschen In a glass of hot water every morning before breakfast an 85 cent bottle lasts 4 weeks Get it at Prescription Drug Co , No. 2 33 North Main St -- or anv drug store in America. If this first bottle fails to convince you this is the easiest surest and safest way to lose fat your money gladly returned. o let Us OK Feather Your Nest i |