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Show -- O' 10 Tile Millville News Herald-Jouni- ' al Logan I'tah, Friday Fvemng, June lft NICELY KTTnd Mrs Laurence Humph-- r Cali-fo- r left on Thursday for a vacation trip : and Mrs. Willard W Pitkin 1 Mrs Afton Hulse visited in z lake over the week end fath Mr and Mrs.- Perry Brown and Mrs .Rex Pitkin. 5 Mrs! Wed-aNora Nielson left on with friends for a visit ir, 'C Fred Lake of Oakland dty and Guy McClay "'alifornia spent Tuesday with Mr. and M S Vaughn Scott. Mrs Charles Ellis and mod, well furn. ELECT N. 15 Sc It Jv 15 OR 7 j:i p RONIIVC Ph trade. 30 .M9 liiJti-- Dodge 072-J- J17 2 sedan. Good PONTIAC eoiui Y. F Garner Hvrum JIT h tvpes r 37 Ph Main sen, 6dl North COLUMN HOUSES FOR SALE 17 stove, htd., 642 E. ELEC E. USED 2 ol 3 piei e wukei living rm set 'Ante Box R, Hei J19 7 nil J 19 754-- J17 GRAIN huidi I'll Hwtiin i i J17 close in 430 N. Main. ptly furn., near college J17 367 N. 7 E. Ph. 1354. SUMMER W Mte home Box G. Logan lanyon nal Herald-Joi- 270 N 2 W. 1 JylO bath, bsmt, ht., hot water for couple. 135 E. Center. Part time work if desired. 1101. a war bond, Victoria, a special bonus for von those ters, Norine and LaMoine, Mrs Mary Cox and her family were visitors here on Memorial day Miss Clara Plant and Mrs Rose Card of Billings, Mont., are visitors here with their sister, Mrs. Eliza I ickson, who is ill. Sunday School conference was held in Rii hmond ward last Sunday evening A program was given including piano selections from Mrs Audrey Peterson, who has been visiting here. The Misses Edith and Irene Stoddard were Memorial day visitors at the home of their mother, Mrs. J. S. Stoddard. Other Memorial day visitors in Richmond were Mr. and Mrs. John Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mathers, Mrs. Bertha Robinson and Mrs. Nell Fisher of Salt Lake City, Utah, Mrs. Nettie Robinson of Freston, Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Merl Thornton of Midvale, Utah, and Mrs. Esie Done of Smithfielil. Mrs. Audrey Peterson, formerly of Richmond, has been here for the past week as house guest of Mrs. Amos Bair and has visited other relatives here. She attended the graduation exercises at the USAC of her sister Miss Emaline -- Jyl LEGAL NOTICES MOD., 475 N 4 E. adults, Ph 084-R- 1. Chris-tofferso- n. R Trout TJord) A L 086-R- -l J. P9-R- 1. ... Phone L PEOPLE ALL OVER TOWN Said They Saw him, team and harness, used caterpillar. lh 821-- J19 FALSE ABOUT but WERE THAT THE REPDRJS FALSE Tmere WAS NO THING' know hardly TO LOOK! where 29 'l- -c yV one i FEMALE HELP WANTED Someone to cure for elderly lady full time. Ih. 221. WANTED: 1563-- J23 SELL your dead and useless horses or cattle to lutes Trout Farm and receive more money. Phone Hyrum J29 011-R- J29 7T J 19 k, used HORSES for fox feed. Ph A' MALE HELP WANTED to put up hay on share. Evan JH Gancheff, Trenton. MN 144 (J HttfcEVlCr INC T M REG U4 Bv EDGAR MARTIN BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Vk'iN . J26 aOtR VWT Vv'LNWD bOtAtWWKi' - VMAVA V ? w?v 1. 045-R- ... mil-iar- trui f cA 17 20 J30 6 N. J 1 1151-- Notice is hereby given that a COOL bsm t. 241 E. 6 N. public budget hearing will be held 2 & 3 RMS. mod. 243 S. Main. by the Board of Education. Cache County School District, on Wed- HTD., bath, garage, Idy. 464 E. nesday, June 21, at 9 p. m. at the County Court House for the bath, 459 W. 1 N, purpose of adjusting the 1943-4- 4 budget by appropriating for ex- H id, GOOD lif-VV- i . A OR RENT Trailer house or sheep J16 camp. Ph 22 rifle. VS whats in that bottle HELP WANTED J30 NOTICE m I .1 U48-J- fault tmat this happened all mv AS TFYiNG TO HELP ME WHEN That stuff.' So nS ljpt invented he me TO FIND HIM AND WARN him ABOUT It's NUTTS Phone J. elec, equip. 135 E. 3 N. Jy6 elec, equip, htd. 154 N. 1 E. eggs were just right!" Ford wheels A 534-- and Jy7 CORNET or 8oO-- CHOICE 2 rm. apt. 155 N. 2 E. Jy6 Its MODEL By BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Middle aged man and WANTED wife for steady wmk on small modern farm ninth of Ogden Top wages oi salat y with modern living quaiteis furnished Write P O Box 389, Ogden, giving all details expel lent e, etc Jlti NEW bath, ldry, htd, elec, equip K3 .122 N. J17 J. (Bo 5$ H la 11 on. poser dd-Jo- near college. equip 5 FOR SALE MISC. penditure certain state and other funds not anticipated at the time of the official adoption and also ALLIS Chalmer corn cultivator with beet or potato attachments for the purpose of reviewing the for model B or C tractor. A. W. budget. proposed 1944-4- 5 J19 Weston. Ph. 283-JNash, BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Cache School and Mr. District with Mt W. County N. 42 Chicks. Int. BABY 1st ay evening J19 By Lloyd M. Theurer, Clerk. Vaughn Scott. Hatchery. Phone 755. Published daily, June 14 to June O Also PINTO work horse, 21, 1944. Model A Ford motor, good cond. Richmond News I J19 Ph. 053-RNOTICE OF BUDGET ADOPTION Notice is hereby given that the EVELYN STODDARD FOLDING baby buggy, good cond., s Logan City Board of Education Reporter John Bailey Jr., Wellsville. J19 v will hold a public hearing on its 9 of proposed budget for support and BOSTON bull pups. 45 E. 2 N. J19 Miss Louise Last, daughter Mr operation of Logan City schools and Mrs. Frank Last, has for the school year 1944-4- 5 at 7:30 LIVING room set. Call before noon been spending a few days with or after 6 p. m. 12 S. 3 W. J17 June 22 1944. Melvin Greaves, at her cousin, Logan City Board of Education PRAC. new bassinet. Ph. 1444-Preston, Idaho. By David Tarbet, Clerk. The YMMIA have chosen their J19 Pub. dates June 14 to 21, inc. officers for this year. Amos Bair, Harris. first 1647-Charles Peart, BED spring and mattress. president; The First Year club met ESTRAY NOTICE J17 counselor; William 'Harris, Ur., to begin their year's wqrk. State of Friday of ss. Cache County Utah, second counselor. There are twelve members under In of the said Chev. TRADE OR for of College stock, precinct Mr. and Mrs. Lee Petterborg dairy the leadership of Mrs. Dellas Bal-la- county I have in my the Coupe. Bourke Tarbet, Benson. Layton, and formerly of Richmond Mrs. Sybil Nelson. They following described possession and J17 estray animal, have received word that theii son have named the club "The Victory which if not claimed and taken Junior, is recuperating in a naval Dish " They elected the following away will be sold at public auction WEINER pigs. Call Baugh Plumb in his hospital from an infection officers, Miss Ardean J17 Albiston, to the highest cash bidder at my ing 57. fool Miss Irene vice place in College Ward precinct on club un- president; Marva DonJohnson, The second Year d mat Spackman, Monday the 26th day of June, 1944, SINGLE bed, spring-fille- 624-der the leadership of Mrs. Verl president; Bonnie J17 tress, pract. new. Ph. Hill, reporter; at the hour of 3 p. m : One Holsecretary; Gibson and Mrs. Frances Jensen Rita Mae Olson, song leader and stein heifer about 20 months old. TEAM J17 or horse. met May 27 at the home of Mrs. single Miss Eloise Christensen as pian- No brands visible. Gibson and elected their officers ist. They will hold their meetings Said estray was taken up by me WONDER cement mixer, tilter for the coming year. Miss Norene Friday at the Park school. in said precinct on the 14th day of type has 514 H. P. gas engine. Renee every Miss Dobson, president; Rulon McCarry returned last June, 1944. 52 N. 2 W. Preston. J20 vice president; Janice Robinson, Wilford Albiston J. Sunday after spending the past Johnson, secretary; Colleen Egan, thirty two months in Argentina. Poundkeeper for College Precinct. WEED burner. Ph. song leader and Kathefme Bell, South America, as a missionary. BOAT. Coleman Read, Smithfield. Miss Amy reporter. Kearsley He was the speaker at the South Q What is a degree day? Ph. 98. J16 county home demonstration agent, ward sacrament Sunday. meeting enA A unit used by heating ittended their meeting to give 045-JJ16 them additional instructions. gineers to determine fuel needs 2 EXC milk cows. Ph. is considered The editor and publisher of the Sixty-fiv- e top fuel On Wednesday the ctua met at room set Call before living the home of only French newspaper in Louisi-- 1 need base, If a month averages Dorothy Clare noon or after 6 p. m. 12 South ana is a woman, Mme. Gabnelle 50 degrees, has 31 days, its degree 3rd West. J17 number 15 times 31. . I days Mrs. Lee Petterborg and daugh de Baroncelli STUDIO couch. Ph. 971-J22 It must be, but ARSENATE of lead Logan Seed They turned then, to watch the & Feed. J19 train as it pulled out, passengers waving goodby from the win- DONT delay treating your pouldows. Pinky searched nervously Blackhead try with Aquilite. around the station, that tiny fright coccidiosis is poultrymans bigNovel By'KETTI FRINGS . creeping into him again. Everygest enemy. Aquilite is a sure 'CftpVrlftht, 1N4, Ketil Frlti cure. Edw. Christiansen, RFD DlMtrfbat, 144. ABA Service, !& bodys going but us! Box 34. S. Main, Logan. Emily shrugged. Guess were Jyl9 uniform vra I dont want to put you out," stepchildren. eorpHmsB YOUNG fresh next month. cow, lid kr beckoned to Pinky Caterwaller murmured Maybe if wed just stayed 4 the other woanded noldler humbly, where we got off, somebody would John Bartschi, Providence. J20 la the foxhole to follow him. .Next Mayinner his eagerness. have seen us. thing Pinky knew he wan on a hiding TRACTOR push rake, power, high traia moving apward he Or maybe we should have sent through be I could stay with them lift, good tires. Gancheff, Treneloudn. It looked Juat like . . . wearing white ahead word the train down home exeept that nodded and the toward ton. Emily J19 It wan Ailed with all aorta of buttonhole. in carnation others. strange people. . . . it. about 090-JDont WEANER joke Ph. pigs. hboot half the erowd get olf at No, son, the older man told Look maybe hell know. Heavenly Bend Junction, no Pinky d hia frtenda TEAM where black Youre him coming too. mares, age 3 & 4. off. There firmly. get someone to meet 1500 lbs. Ph. everybody J16 stood very still, as the old Rioa. Emily and Mr. you belong, Lnally. rpHEY taierwaller. They atand around forman with the crinkly GE oven with cord, Coleman oil Caterwaller colored began Smiling, wellng embarraaaed. mal goodbys ft his train compan- white hjir approached. He looked heater, prac. new. 318 E. 3 S. J16 a as forlorn and forgotten as they ions, but the oid man interrupted, felt. FOR those A- spring fryers 2 or see them around. 3 lbs. come to 476 N. 2 W. or Forgive me for butting in, but J elderly Jew had collected Oh, youll be down the street. see any , Phone 133-just Theyll J23 quite a few people by now, See all of you later. And holding did you, by any chance, off? nhen his eyes fell on Caterwaller. Caterwaller affectionately by the colored folks getting 70 TONS hay, bunched in field. He seemed sj anxious that Emily He Marvin R. Cooper, So. Wellsexcused himself to the others, arm, the old man led him off. her own probforgot immediately ville. J21 moved toward Emily smiled, noting that Cater- lem. Come to thi ik of it. I didnt, them, his kind old wallers step was already more she answe-e- d. There were some READY made cement head eyc: smiling. gates, brisk and confident than it had on the train though . . . werent all sizes. Ray Allen, Richmond. Son, werent you looking for before. been there. Pinky? Phone J22 me? He took Mr. Caterwallers Quite a few, I thought. ex-- nervous moist will VITSS KEENAN, you Y-- s I all FOR . 827-well Watkins . . right, Products. it Ph. hand, pressed cuse me, pleate? Id like to just thought I might have missed J17 Warmly. Welcome to Heavenly vas Pions voice them. It Bend Junction. goodby. say Then he nodded which DE GAULLE BACK quickly drew her around His disappointment and smiled at the others. No- Something strange in his manner, June 15 (1 P) Gen. LONDON, was it felt She at Emily. tugged ll dy met you yet? Dont worry, something newly cool and distant. not to have anyone Charles De Gaulle, head of the sadder almost e hand. French committee of national libbe along in a minute. He He was holding tut his to meet, than not to be met. eration, has returned to England earned gave him hers. Theres Were they supposed to get off? again at Caterwaller. Slowly she here after a one day tour of liberated for you? 'How are somebody asked. she you, son? reportions of France, it was revealed "Goodby, Mis Keenan. He Thats Caterwaller had to wet his not necessarily. Oh, no, lips leased her .jrned to Pinky.y, today. efore he could up to them. Almost always most speak. You re- "Goodby, Corporal." A brief, to the on Big Valley. of them go member me? little bow. I just thought maybe . . . LOANS $10 TO $300 Mne Kazinski Hey, I thought we were going of course! What Where is that? We were wonto stick together! Furniture, Livestock and ChN Hung to ask! dering. Sorry. Caterwaller blinked, overcome STATE LOAN COMPANY off, Up the line. The last stop. Some They watched him stride war emotion. It was suddenly so toward a German officer who of us, my people, we call it the OF L O Q A N "'underfill to have his name re- leaning ajainst the comer c the Picnic Grounds. 29 W. 1st Na Phone 260 . Well, if your people are there, membered, when he himself had station house. The officer straightas Rion approached. They why dont you go out there" e 1 forced to forget it for so long. ened up briefly, turned and moved spoke I do. Wednesdays and SaturPLENTY OF FUEL OILS Well, come along son, wed bet- off in a moment, were lost to days. But I live here, see. Sure is ter start. AND BROODER OIL as empty view. getting lonely, too. House Wh He are Not Rationed! Emily and Pinky looked at each as a barn m pasture time. Well, we going? "Ov er to in." . other. been GASAV to butting have Pm sorry the house. I warn you, was confused again, i 3 was Pinky who Pinky It Dont go. Preston Preuy Logan crowded. , Had to put six dont know ... I dont get it. had 'pukpn Phone 59-Phone 277 'tes m the the this is suie are you dining loom table Pinky, (To Be Continued) n ;ht, out light place? two sons home of Mr. spent Sunday at the and Mrs. Edwin Hill, Mrs. Ellis u a sister of Mrs. Hill. Hopkins Mr and Mrs. Wallace Fridand children of Logan visited .i Jl atli i , Crowthers and three on s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Idaho. Qualman of Central, Miss Sybil Hopkins of Salt F do 078 Ml 6x2 NORTH MAIN See Mr HanJON'F.S the Plumber whose J16 sen at Crystal Furniture. was at 441 East 6 North. J17 Ph 1452-ELEC equip. 345 N 3 E. is now loiated at MOVABLE house, 3 mis bath 111 We 476 Nor' h 2 West, Ph 133-- J J If S. 3 E J3oO. 3 RM adults, 379 E 2 N 1417-Jyl4 can handle all your plumhmg needs and have all kinds ol brick home, full basement mod near college, Fh. C98-- J new Jv9 Hot air furmue, stoker, plumbing supplies J16 roof, $4X00. F. J. Kenimril, 157 1 RM N 5 W. elect, equip priv. shower A Jyl WANTED TO BUY J20 bath 316 E. 2 N Ph 944-- Mrs. Vinton Humphreys a few days here with Mrs. Humphreys is the I'mer Vera Jcssen of Logan. 7 Humphreys has been sta-i- n Texas but will go to Mexico at the end of his boys J20 Jyi APTS. FOR RENT FURN. spending Anders- IE. Phone 62 or 371. Prtnd Millville Mr and Mrs. G. L. Gudmundson arrived here on Monday to spend a few days here and at Logan. and four Mrs Lyman Anderson 20 S I 1079-W- y visited Sunday ,nrhters of Malad Mr and Mrs. Richard Har-jj- r Crowthers is the father He was one of Mrs. Harris. L sacrament speakers at the afternoon. Sunday here .prYices Hale, who ha Mrs Elizabeth 'the past few monMts with .pent . children in Idaho, and Mrs. small daughter fils Johnson and spent Marcia of Inkom, Idaho, ... Week visiting with Mr. and Grand Hale. Mrs. L Lieutenant Lowell Yeates, who a few days furlough MS enjoved mth relatives, left on Tuesday for by Kentucky. He was accompanied Linda hu wife and small daughter several ho expect to spend months in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs. Walter Humphreys spent Tuesday in 0f Pocatello furn. toi pi Loj. ill U FARMERS FOR brickwork, ihimney, anil all tvpes of fireplaies, see T. B FOR pasture. Write C B. service, quarter horse or Pala-rmn- o . J 1. Si tiles'. Ph Tremonton. Rt 2 j22 stallion. Dunbar, 446. J24 mod. home, furnace heat. LAWN mower shaipemng Ptler-- J - with Mrs. JlU ohst 133 w WANTED TO RENT 1 are visiting tfU'l'KMS ROOMS FOR RENT Reporter Fdward N. J24 SADDLE lioises.Pb. 228 or 446. MHS NEWELL. OLSON AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SPECIAL NOTICES FOR HIRE . RED RYDER By FRED HARMAN |