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Show m T lAGE TWO nE HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH, L, FRIDAY, MAY 5, JERICHO The Herald-Journ- Puiiiistul wi v N't w puM r weehd.ty Pmtrr Co at 7a hone 50. Utah. T j (UiN it oy By mail, iu Cmiie Vallfcy, V.ilhy tl , l I JV JW rrr-ilrty lot a t earner, Kitlcreti I l'"u-r- MhhiIx - ly isrii, For each insertion one ceDt per word; for one wtek, five ceDts IS per word; for one month, Minimum word. cents per 15 charge for first Insertion cent. If not paid within three he price will days double charged. he htrerl, by the out ihU , elite 4U fti h Valley, ruoiilh, H $3 50 year $.' a year. JiONtufflee uitilLer ut U IH.ih.' under the a t of congress, March olxJ Press, NKA Serviue, Western und The & npps League nf Newspapers i 1 i nil plane in the eountrv. Probably of their plusent mini turn's aie hem)' worked ! M Il pi J lll.ISS Tiiuniih and Russet seed ,i,tiloes Alsu Russel tailing hsi pounds 49c. Apples, 375 North Main M7 bu.Ja 31e- ! 811-4- I DRIVE Hovvdy, foilin! AuoOirr form of iufliiUon K Ut:L nxl l a 101143 wife wIm initiH air ii0 an ejtg JuMiffle will! a war-tim- e. ' i ' H t4 reasons why wt are of th to IJtf letinn of Ihr oii fitAlilolteU snltMiU ID het''ine llie WoalU ptoimhly he ailed Vo ( Rtit or Ye U.noly (litmti hJiiopjie" Hummy Nooke N( j KO KS I I . . t- e ters against a poets that no port ever tried the game hair-wav- . t - - out here you have lo work Is hours u day and life m about ten times, us rompliKhlod ns in the city.' VI TUih 1m l. fVreoIalor. prouiiuouf Kovaty io,aroii, whom Mtiil loo tlivore raintMl seversU AdiiiifttUK that fcho, left, Uih top Off the Umthpa.sle ww . street corner ' ' - . ll w -- cs ... ' "Before -- . comes the wider "Wheie from how it gets to the faucet what prei aulions fire taken to keep it pure- - and very often who puys tm n - art timiKs the drinker, knows or tioUiing whatever nhout "liut in 'the hills it's differ- ent -- ... lie-lo- , enurss, Jdr.. Stark is right and the simple life is In the eilies where specialists in n some of trades lire pi everyone's heck . , and call - the hardest living on- - earth is doing everything for oneself -- and that also is the most expensive way of living too considering the amount, of comfort pud leiMiiu. attained., what is called i the simple life" is usuuUy , a battle terrifically, complicated ami c offering few rewards LiSTKN: .If you want a life of. hardship and contentment live in the 'hills-b- ut if you want an existence of ease and worry, .stick lo the city. Of -- , X could even drink of my own up here to gel hold of mi old get il a hud wuler-v- i ii.-who finally Jomitrii toe and well wilh a cheiry fork then suspended a silver iiiuitur in a glass and told me how tar 1 d have to dig He was right, too, by golly! Seminary; Students To (Jive Exercises , s never-hiuhu- g Todays Oddity ABIGAIL AITI.KSAW K SK: While th radio oecupieM III' corner once taken .up hy th' rradl in a great many homes, th' result. are about th sani ho far th' a keepin awake family are coiidred." News item says Wtfl ipdst if conn from lie Well, why not? Fast ptovide most of 1h the navy re ruits corn belt. ere cities (arm experts. CHKhlt IT! There, little gaJ, don't rrv, Imsted the dote, that's true; lies But the fhs t s coming soon, In duly or in June, With ensign a pleotv for you! much-discusse- i rRKSTON The eleventh Frank Xin county LIJS wuuoary graduation exerccies will be held SunPre.-diopera day, May 7, at the :F-- ! house at 7.30 p. in. All meetings of both Oneida and Franklin stakes have been adjourned for that night and all people throughout the county are invited to the exercises. Jio tor T. C. Romney of the institute of the Utah State Agriiullurai college will address the graduates. Students participating on the program wilh short discussions :ye: Helen Campbell, Helen Maughan, Mary Callau, Woodrow Rasmussen, Wells Eldon l'etorson and Hon-aiNelson. Iu addition a very choice musical program is It) be given. Util e, d Old-tim- e a oUc-Uiii- d Beit., carpentry, pamhng, paper Imaging und plumbing: VV. W lldi, lamlscaping, Wilpamtmg and paperhanging; liam Woihy, landscaping, paintH. B ing and miscellaneous; ( 'ainpbell, landscaping, K. V. ilawkms, landscaping, con rete ami cement, pafier hanging; B. Benson, landscaping, Mrs. painting ami paperhanging; B. B. Watkins, carpentry, electrical work and painting; William Cuinney, tarpentey, cleitrual work, heating, painting and plastering and new t onstrui K. Bon; J Malmberg, landscaping, painting, paperhangami Mrs. miscellaneous; ing Mart ha lawks, landscapi ng, 1. and painting paperhanging; g U. (Htnn, painting, and miMellaneous; W. B. Watkins, l.indscaping, painting I. J. Framp-- t and paperhanging; on. lamisf aping, paperhanging and painting; ( H Wakley, lamiscap-mg- , painting and paperhanging; Zina Burris, landscaping, painting and p et hanging. leail Strohelt, landscaping, painting and papet hanging and N W. ini.xi tH uieous; Mtrkley, landsi aping, painting and Sarah A. Quinney, paintand miscellaning. paperhanging eous; John Crawford, landscaping, and painting paperhanging; T. K Baden, mupentry, painting; O. H. Arnold, painting and pnperhang-n- ; Bta sbvterian church, painting; Kas U siiiiis.sen, painting and i rhaisgitig ; Jo. jh K. Quinney, pamtmg, papt thiinging and Flank Benson, landscaping, painting and paperhanging; Btu Hansen, painting; K H. Coo-lecom rete and cement, lundscap-m;- , and painting, paperhanging addd ions A W Hale, paint- Seeonil Hurd: mg aim iuiki llani ous; Wilford F. com rete and B.tUgh, lenient, pamt-mpaperhanging, alterations and mi itllaneoiei; Kdward Iawis, pa-- I and hum elluneous; changing Sam Brown, painting, paperhang-m- g and miscx'ti menus; , Arthur F mu.v, hum ellaueoiis; H J. Hawhi'i, painting, paperhanging and H. tt. ell.iueous; llawkes, paper-Imugin- , paper-hangin- pa-p- mi.scel-Uimnii- tisiuing, F took and Mrs Ihingstiulvr; Itealh has taken the well known hake wind do I get for ami you d and Frank Uould - nothing 7" fium Ins homejn Rochester, N. H, Joe Buugst.it It r; You're lucky hut it hasn't solved the mystery of why the blinds of that house j get indigestion have been tightly drawn for mini HoMFU BKKWS OUliV limn 30 ytars Mr. and Mrs Could lived in the irnlalde, tp to InUuie, migldy same hoti.se all that time. Neigh-boi- s and hreaktasi, where do point cannot lemembcr ever see- out to I:aiik Jlmmir that the toast ing the blinds open. Ot course, do In seoft ud, the (mtme:d Inirnt, a neighborhood mystery and tra- the cream mmit amt that the cof dition started. mad. fee do taste like colde Just recently, Gould died, and and would turn said prussic rtmre, hut the neighborhood thought that at that I do Mrceive a steely glint in lust the mystery was to lie solved, the prettie creature's eyes, who'll particularly since the funeral was doth warn me of danger, so that si hcduled to he held in the house. 1 do finish my breakfast in grvate ueig hours knew that hurrie and dasli from the Immim, there was an argument which re- for ford! I lie ho rae a man sulted in the closing of the blinds, to te an irate ami many who did not attend the W'y fe ! slaughtired by s funeral, lined the streets in front of the premises to learn the anAll hands on deck! swer to the riddle. But evidently, death did not end In an effoit to .stabilize the The blinds stayed market, the mystery ivlery growers in S all Mrs. and said Gould down, (mudv Hi, aie to ihtiov not the touch shutter:, was, Io of their uevl cdtiy ciop f 1 111 y . ( , world-histor- Baiber, , A ttmi mih-tl- e points of law. tulw .ime day ty in I HUkDt Mr. o IVrcoIator ' that ttite wW no ? j MARSHALL her hiiMlmnd to drlUieratcly ami j a on hands iimliciously h!hi eund so 1 put In a week digging guest towel in retaliation. lii;au and cribbing a well about UK) MM lety is mkok! - . . feet .from my shack. t -- c" After I got water I sent a , About the only pci former on a sample . to .the. slate college to moving picture lot that isnt refind out if it, was pure and new quired to have sex appeal these I have to be, careful ta see that days is a custard pie. , it says pure ..... a Ml'SIC UKHAKTMKNT now hing the me Jim after I've Believe IJ'I (ee tieo v packed a bucket down to the llershey Bar muir weth- - and packed U hank full a 'llersliev Bar Imhy on the free drink of my fluid tastes i top. a lot better to me than your fancy , This dnnka i city Come, come, (Jet (he. 'But wben anyane tulks to cant go on! a me about the simple life' 1 just After witnessing a holdup, San Francisco ptluenian said he snarl ,, ,'fha ntily simple life is In thought it was a friendly wresthe rity where everything is done tling match to make life easy mod the average No doubt, hed have Ihoue.ht the man does , less work and gets hpttle of the Marne was a font-bamorn easei tor it .thaa ever rally. in W. land-Rapin- , Mr. Stark goes Into details and puinis out lor example Take Uni): a simple drink of watrri la u city alt you have to do hi turn on a funnel at hi.lia - or bi nd over u fountain on a W. g loe-cul- d live Just-- to v AMHI, J FianU Stark -- who 'went .(fait into the lulls some months ag to live the .simple life wishes this 1. on of Information lo tell the folks it isn't s simple as it . . . soilmis. "This biminess of wrestling a living from the soil sounds SAill wi poetry says Franks faul 1 will a couple of blis- iii-- I fr HERE p.unling and uum ll.ipcousl S. ihtXiual wotk, painting i util mil, B J. Bingham, Jr, pciding and p.ipeiiiungmg; Annie landM-apinund puint-ing- ; Flaik, A. I'eterAon, unto repnint-nand l.indsi aping; Mrs. Blaine tatnev, pair. ting and puperhang-n.g- ; Mrs. J'ei k, painting and K F. Spencer, painting and pupcrhuiig-.ng- ; Mrs If. T. Halgrcn, landscaping, painting, paperhanging and plastering; Mrs H C. Hich, njxpOKod THE WORLD SITTING ATOP ' vviKillirk First Ward: , On e' V paper-hangin- SADDLE HORSES Saildle horses, for biro. 50c per hour. Ilora i I rained and taught the saddlt gaits. Open Air Riding Aca (M20) demy, 271 N. 2nd West. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS 1 .Limited offer! We will call at your borne and adjust your machine Hk $1.00 Better work eannol be dune. Used Machine, $3.50. White Sewing Machine Co., 33 W. 1st North. Phone 211-(J2) SEWING MACHINES Singer Sewing Machine Company, 11(5 North Main. Special Offer, May 3, 1!)33. We will adjust any make machine free of charge for 30 days from date. Needles and parts for all makes. (.1-- st itirUun, s; ,a (ivrhartj'in);, mw conalti'i al ani.s ami niisiel-liiuou- C C. Crissall, iiainlinK. oast i llailvous: Gvr.sha Ash. )aiot-Hiy- , ami nnsovllan- .i.ti haovui); on.-.-; S L. Mi Atllmr. nnsi vlhin- - ioik; Glitlwiii Evans. a.irlmng ami im ous; W. F. Jvu-)iaintni), ). iiii i h.ui);iii)i: ami no llamanix; AlarKarvt Evans, p,.., ih.iii.Kiii)', allt latimis ami Mrs R M Simpson, I on rhaii);iii, aihlitinns ami inis- in.,' n, tnis.i-.-l- . i llam-otis- Ihiril Maril: Mrs. I. tint hv p.Hicrhant'iiig ll.invnus: Mrs John paH rh.mmiii;, Aliir H. t. I i I Iihuik: oaintmi' N. p iinrhah)pn)-- ; A Covhy, himlscapiii);. L. Nitlsnn, ami mis- T Quayle, " Olson, ia-1- Otlerbmk. ()ial C. J'iflh Ward: King Hillman, paper' leaning; 11 R Bergner, paperhanging; Mis W. A. Moser, painting anil paperhanging; C. E. Hall, miseellaneous; C. E. Hansen, painting, concrete and cement and Joseph Residing, painting anil kalsomining; Ezra G. Carter, concrete and cement, heating, painting, paperhanging, .plastering, plumbing and new const ruction; Mrs. ChRrlr.s Goodaell, kalsomining and general cleaning Sixth Ward: Albert Hugi, miscellaneous; Henrietta D, Forter, miscellaneous; Wallace Williams, Andrew Nyman, miscellaneous; and painting and paperhanging miseellaneous; George Fister, misand painting, paperhanging cellaneous; ii Ray Robinson, Sam England, miscellaneous; Mrs. Stewart Anderson, painting and miscellaneous. Seventh Ward: .Mrs. Carl Peterson, painting and plumbing; M. R. ilovey, eoncrete and cement, auto repainting, and paperhanging; M H. Shumway, miscellaneous; J. W. Rawlins, landscaping, paintiand Mrs. C. ng, paperhanging; R. Newey, painting; Mrs. B. L. Richards, concrete and cement, heating, painting and pnperhang-ing- ; Mrs. W. W'. Welch, painting, paperhanging and new construction; Sam Richards, landscaping, painting and paperhanging; E. J. and paperhangBailey, painting ing; D. C. Stoddard, painting; Geo. Raymond, paperhanging and new const ruction. Eighth Ward: Mrs. George D. ireston, landscaping, painting and sewer connection; Mrs. Lillie E Olsen, carpentry, paperhanging and alterations; M L. Turner, landscaping, painting; H. R. Hansen, Arthur miseellaneous; Labeau, new construction, William Setters, painting. Ninth Ward: Louise Poulter, painting; Thomas G. Lowe, carpentry, concrete and cement, electrical work, landscaping, painting, paperhanging, roofing, alterations and miscellaneous; Charles H. Sorenson, painting and paperhanging; A. C. Smith, electrical work, auto repainting, painting, plumbing, alterations and miseellaneous; C. J Webber, land-s- i aping, paperhanging, plumbing; N. C. Nielson, g painting and and miscellaneous; Mary Osmond, paperhanging; W.J. Cart-righ- t, planting, paperhanging and miseellaneous; Henry Gcssel, landscaping and painting; J. S. Harris, painting and pajierhunging; Carl Felix, painting; William C, Hanson, puperhanging Alfred Berntson, Russell Berntson, miseellaneous; miscellaneous. Eleventh ward: G. H. Green, E. Hancey, George painting; E. I Stewart, painting, kalsomining; Mary McCurdy, paper bunging; Cldf Haws, landscaping, painting, kalsomining; Samuel Weston, painting, paperhanging, miscellaneous: Joseph Hodges, landscaping, painting, paperhung-ing- , kalsomining; Wesley Haws, Gunnar painting, paperhanging, Kasmiixon, Donald landscaping; Smith, landscaping, painting, kalsomining. Twelfth ward: Lyman A. Pickett, carpentry, landscaping, painting, plumbing and new eo struclion; Parley Hill, unto repainting, painting. prhanging and miscellaneous; William Willison, carpentry, heating, painting and plumbing; Jay Kappleye, auto repairing, plastering and alterations; Thomas R. Hendricks, paperhanging, roofing; E. T. Passey, $100, 590-J- l. COLU'XTf Ut, part ,, time. s Logan i and vicinity, , either' nex, . car, bond and l references required. for Write appointment W. V. stating qualifications. 1lazza Hotel, Ogden, Caswell, N4. Utah. A-- YOUNG stock to mer. Call 827-- pasture for a-- o i" pittrmNC Xnd LANDSCAPE lanil-lapim- t: h SERVCE Let us prims shade trees, your fruit and shrubs, . roses; grafting and tree surgery; landand planting. scape planr'-l.SAU Horticultural Department g M-1- 2 .... sumM6. EXPERIENCED girl wants houseM17 work. 309 E. Second S. CAN use small loan or $500. Gilt-edg- e Box 1 Herald-Journa- l. security. M7. Miniy h Kbit Within a half hour you can Pardon me for mentioning this late in the season, but now that the spring house - cleaning is finished, and the W'alls all clean, you will want to use a very ftiiek, CLEAN, SOOT LESS FUEL! ... coal I We take pride in being able to commend the ele- gant Castle Gate nut as the preparation most admirably suited to meet your - most exacting . . . Eorrow on your car. Refinance your present car contract if you still owe on it Finance the sale of your car to LOST-iLnd- yellow rinfleae glasses in a prospective buyer. case. Return to M8. Reward. Herald-Journa- l. KOPND - Lady's gauntlet brown kul glove, also lady s hl.ick glove MO Call at Merahl-.loiirm- Carl W. Sanders North Mam PHONE 293 801 Automobile Loan Dept. d MISCELLANEOUS COW wtinted to pasture. General Blacksmithing GEO. 1). GRIFFIN Phone ' Thatcher Building M 10. 358-- PHONE 9S0 qpo FURNISHED MODERN apartment. Fourth East. ' MUI. TWO apartment rooms, suitable for one or two parties. 400 South MG. Main. NICELY furnished North Main. apartment. TWO furnished rooms, very sonable. 556 N. 3rd E. 2nd South and Main FOR RALE Auto Chassis spe rially constructed for wagon and trailers. Super-Qualit- North 61)1 FREF, ! 50 PURE BREED HEAVY COLORED CHICKS y with each 500 order of Leghorn Chicks; new automatic blue flame oil brooders and plenty used stoves. Poultry wanted. R. L. Dahle. Phone 975-350 N. Geeoml W. 430 Ms. reaMH MODERN home, garage. 205 West Third North. M7. BROOD CHICKS SCIENTIFICALLY USE COKE! SPECIAL NOTICE! BY Hansen Hying Service Never before has Cache Valley and Logan been so beautiful with its spring coat of green coming on and its mounbordering snow-clatains whk'H are wonderful an from Sights airplane. For information regarding these popular flights of 51 oo and up call at the laigan Cache Airport, or tG8 N. 3rd East. No Gas - No Smoke No Danger! More Economical Brooding d THREE rooms, newly furnished, electric stove, refrigerator, hot water, janitor service. Phone (14 M39 APARTMENT hotel. Phone for rent, 1235, Central M'JH IINFUUNISHKD FLOYD I). HANSEN U. S. SMALL home for rent or sale. North Fourth East. Mil). SEVEN loom home, basement, furnace. 285 North First East. Phone 1053-Mid. 691 Transport Pilot No. 652(1 V1 7 ROYAL KNIGHT GOAL That Hot Coal! Royal Knight Coal Co, , 147 S. Main ' Phone 37 Logan Ruy Mountain Grown Garden Flower - Field Seeds room also five room house, both modern. 145 West 4th South. Phone 1003-M9 EOUR OF TESTED QUALITY! Large Stacks to Select From. paier-hangm- ; of J. W. Ault & Son M14. amting:, H I.arsiin, rhanpimr: Moms V Kliason. iiHrr-- , at inns; R W. Fvans, carpvntry, psinlimf, fi.'iMrlninviii)r, (ilastring il altvral ions Moses A. Olson, r h:i n n n .leioiiu Klink, p. i BABY phicks every Hay. Moses A Ml am, pain tine: prices for baby turkeys. May Raw lumber Is fed Into a new ami pam l h iiikii'X! Ihnna Amlrews, delivery. Wc hatch hen German machine, emerging in the and turkey eggs. Tom your )iaoerh inpiii); Rowley Foui-tWarJ: A. I Cole, land- - torm of finished boxes. Thor 112-M8. papvr-h.mpu- aI parts the city. Long Distance Hauling paper-hangin- paper-hangin- goods and planns transferred' to for 6 sacks Dalton. Phone i Phone 448 Household KINDLING delivered. 1) Genuine paper-hangin- 1 gold-hoardi- .'i'lie-ma- RENOVISE puper-liaiigin- 1 homy-stal- IVImiius, PANSIES, Geraniums, Asters, Snapdragons, Zinnias, etc. s aping, Greenhouse. hHI North bill East, painlmg ami iniscellan-eous- ; . Jh A M. Creamer, eaiiHintry, rheme auto repamtulg, lamlscaping, paintiland and ALFAF.FA land plowed ng, papei hanging anil plumbing; for na,or.ahle prue. Inquire at S. Bates, painting anil George Fish Wist Hatchery Logan papei hanging; Mrs. George Bourn, M7. Phone 7o3-J- . hum ellaueoiis; Mrs O. A. Mahmnn, lamlsvupmg, painting, and TRADE for good r iws, 19J9 Zella Fonnesbeck, ons-- i ORFord sedan. Western Union ellaueoiis; M. U. Jaeobsen, M5 Maria C Anderson, anil nnseeManeous; WORK horse.' clean seed oats E. Mrs. Millie Griffin, pamtmg und M5 W. Obray, Paradise. papei hanging; Joseph Carlson, and miscellaneous; THREE good work horses, without blemishes, Mrs Soren M. 1aulsen, weighing from He nits of the (if t It day's can 3o(i to 10.50; 3 '4 miles southeast v Joseph R. Jensen, painti.ssug in the laig.in Fhamher of of Weston, Idaho. Lars Rasmus. ( oiiiim rce lenoMsmg campaign ing ami paperhanging; W. H. iainting and paperhang-mg- . ire is follows: I ' -. I LEASE HOARD MR. RORAII! . , '( Mid campfires gleaming, mid shot and shell. Senator liorah iiiaint.'.iii.s his invincible determination to he against everything and tell every body to go to hell. If, he majestically orates jn the senate, I had $5000 in gold, I would tell the United Stales to' go to hell! Mr. lorah' is declaiming against the law. It is his conviction or at least, his demagogic notion that the country hast no right to tell any citizen what he nav or may not do with his gold. My goodness! Supposing Mr. Morgan hr Mk "Rockefeller gave out an interview asserting HE was telling the country where to go! flow Mr. liorah would' thunder at that; how v he would denounce these wealthy imdgf actors! It man wlm Convert has $5000 in gold T)d (Itiesilt Any rWRA1" today is into currency, conimodjtie' fool. a just Gold is going to become less valuable! to buy fewer' things. Rut apart from that, is unpatriotic. The country needs the metal,' as a basis for issuing" currency and who hohrds It Is in the same class with the man who hoards needed rriunitihrrtT'b, Mr., liorah may insist rtri fiisj right, to hmhM yok'l hut his of htatUj r,h6ii!d,'ht the. earliest ofiporiu'ni ty , return the compliment, by hoarding Rorah., ihfteud of keepI ing liim in circulation : i SUPERIOR RADIO REPAIR SerTice of all models. Phone 1112. W. B. Jones, graduate R.C.A. Misliluta! CERTIFIED RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE (lerti-fie- d Technicians and Electricians. Everything iu Radio and Electric. 123 N. Main. Phones: 15KW, 1H4. 4C2W. Phone Ml. 1M14 J v IDAHO: RADIO SERVICE MH Gikll) REFRIGERATOR. d For the best plumbing repair and installation gertice. Phone 57. Baugh Plumbing company. Canyon Road Richards-Woodlan- 1LUMliING MU LARGE cuttle trailer. I 174-- SERVICE Phone 210. Modern Mortuary. 2!)0 West Center. ME .1 at a big dis- jSvNOiV on Call us for us before See your win- you buy. count.' FOR ECONOMIC iEf!N house, good loiatioii, ,d for tniioediale sale Plniiie his, I i i Automobile Repairing and MORTICIAN . Wist ('enter a It! ifH'K) here ate Ion many systems !,( v etiuld he leihleed to het with large yams all around. 'I sit to an iimplii h thi l, anyway. Halt the trouhle with Amelii;i is tile ilifilt cat ion of lawteis and hankers into inthi.-,- i.al and rommereial fields. Usually, hey know nolhili)' whatever of the technical side of tin field they invade; all they are interested in is milking it lor all ittl aland. Their advice, when il is Hot rote (pie, IS loftily expensive. Laid ei manayemciil of the movies wieiked that hanker lawyer management of the railroads has almost wle'l.ed them'. 1 here aie stifl hundreds hit good railroad executives in ' u lie allowed lo exec. ; t hey should this olit'-tourt- 753-J- Complete " dow and auto glass. Ihone wetks old. L. D COCKERELS M9 Bekker, River Heights NEW' all wool quilts, two lot :. 'I s 7 dont-pive-a-d- f Phone BABY BUGGY. ' GLASS CO. jTTylarsen TAKING ORDERS for Wallpaper BUILDING lots i heap or will trade Mh Call 439 for automobile lk MONTHS' old Guernsey hull MH Ulnih Zbinden. Nibley PLANTS English pninrose and Iceland Polyanthus, cowslips, Delphiniums and Colpuppies. M5 umbines. Phone 73H-- 1 ' Sen ke. Mil 1H3-- West, Center 4G Alton STRAWBERRY PLANTS Cessna. 3b'J W. Second N Ml five room modern STRICTLY Will take good budding house. Phone lot as part payment. :ilu!it tin railrii.'tils, tint lu t vi h it ii n i, In haw tin in run by railroad men. iuli, ul ui' h. ml, ii.i ami lawyiia. The worst is Dm sthenic to i,i,l all the i ii. nls into mu national system ami let the iSt tr l.ulil the ha).'. a 'lluie till an a few iftitrnail men running railrnails-H is ii.i tin u i nails me, hv anil lai)e, m gmcl shajie.. the ;,.)lem-- ' iin'iateii by rurHiial inn lawyer i amt limincial mi yiit,' that ale Car, l'ar in lie ted. J hi unlit rv is tnu hi)' fur one tail sya.tem. Such a s.ys-j- i ut. hav ui)' an compel it lull, would tend to deteriorate, n management and ii, ,01 , me) irienry would dne patronage to private ears, Irurks, hoses and v Key Fip .Mowers Sharpened and Repaired BIKE 54 West LOGAN SHOP, work guaranteed! ting, 1st North. Sylvan Hotter, Mgr. (j:i) HURST AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ;tl - 1' Kill .1 HIKE REPAIRING!: ' . tlii Buy them at LINFORDS UPHOLSTLItING CO. UV ntake thefn and hang them. Expert repair work done. (Ml!)) 42 North First West. Phone 175. LEGAL RATE I'UTTING TIIK RAILROADS IN SHADE Aiisui1 AWNING- S- Ten cents per line per Insertion. t Uniled Kt niiin-- s HEEALWOURNAL INFORMATION DEPT. WANT AD RATES al tiirtiO 19 33, ORO-VIT- A i. NATURES PLANT FOOD FOR YOUR LAWN Cache Valley Commission Co. LOGAN PRESTON ' it |