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Show a THE PAGE EIGHT New Welder I In Local Machine Shop Second Lundahl Iron Works, South and Mam s' reels, has just completed installation of a new electric welder. Manager E. W. Lundahl declares it is a real labor saver, as it does large and small TO I W a ati-udi- ng Si A ite ie ton aT r.n f t iaf M t Kf f til at T an Mr. and Mrs. org nrnnj pftrPTlt-pound daughter, hospital at 1:30 Mother and little MV wAkT'c -- -- Of & - FRIDAY, AUGUST JOURNAL rr UoK-f- 1ViY -- came la Ca-ffAG- BE i?j$ Jfi. AU A '( RUkikiERS BEP3-- r UP NORTH ond Wherever You Mis. Florence Anderson, first prize winner lu the beauty contest, at Saltalr last Wednesday, as well as other prize winner. In the contest, will be special guests of the Palais d'Or at the regular dance Saturday night, according to the announcement made today by Fred Lundberg, manager. Miss Margaret Watkins, local entry from the company who placed second In the contest, "Queen of the Rockies' will be Included in the group. - SAV FROM "THIS SHACK BE--f (, A FOR USED IS BEiMG T?UM- - H GUESTS Figure2 I - fiPVPH 3 1. shortest ladies in the world, prize prize for seehawking" for selling Miss Allieiica, M's-- ; liekels to winning baby, equesti it nne and Lather isiaelaen dressed in a 4 It Miss America fl Miss Bernice King won first club smock and hi adband. V Ill J'"2. i 19 'c FLA 3 CLAIM --frESE IN "TrU WAME OF QUECki ISABELLA t DNOU WELL. -fHEV CAME HERE 2 E QUAD' Llr-- i 3E--r Mf OPEA-- f SACKS OF CAESAR 2 1. Ey Alhism ;7T7TT77 SS3 K';.'.Rf L2UCC Dc.ES.NFf if me: LIKE BURLAP ml a TAKE- Berntson Edgar WLkD. TriiS 2 "pGiO. without necessitating extra work of taking the woiks apart. CHICAGO, Aug. 21. (U.P) An The welder, according to Mr. old man and 80 year old woman who were divorced In 1897 Lundahl la the only one In operatler living together for 29 years ation in Cache valley. are going to he marred again BABY IS BORN next Saturday. "I don't know Just where It will grandbe, though, our great-grea- t to that, children are said Norvllle Williams, the hride-giooto be, after getting the license. "It was the great great grandchildren, and the and the grandchildren, and the children who brought us back these together again after all years, be explained, "hut I always wanted to go back anyway, because Emma was my first love and I never forgot her." The couple first were marrhd In August. 1868. After their five children were grown, they were dKorced In 1897. In 1919, Mrs. Williams was married to Norvllm A LD- OUR BQAREiNG HOUSE Jobs k HER Ji born at a local a. m. Tuesday. daughter are doing satisfactorily. This is the first child in the family. Mrs. Berntson was formerly Miss Luna Pedersen, daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Olof L Pedersen of the Sixth ward. Stockton-Christianse- You Find Blue Ribbon Malt f The unparalleled popularity that Blue Ribbon Malt en)oy could only be merited by out- n standing superiority. Constantly tested to keep its high quality uniform and packed full three pounds. North Logan Club Girls Entertain Out of the arnual American hill of $3,000, 000, 000 for sickness about 20 per cent goes to doctors. was married Martin. Williams again the same year. Martin died two years ago. Williams second Then the wife died this year. The three 4 H girls dubs of North Logan entertained at a carnival for the'4H club boys and Roy Scouts Tuesday at C. M. Nelson's grove. Electric lights of various colors and Japanese lanterns were used to illuminatp a midway, refreshment stands and iu ea rfp, Queen of the Rockies tents. The entertainment consisted of regular carnival features, a fortune .elling, Siamese twins, strong lady, tallsst and merry-go-roun- Rifob on Malt Klue .America's Biggest Seller IN PERSON IPennimey at the rU Palais d Or DANCE Saturday, Aug. 22 Mis. Margery West of Salt Lake visitor in Ogden during the past Flty is spending her vacation In week. Logan with her parents, Ur. and Ivan Glsn of Wellsville submitMrs. Frank L. West. ted to a major operation at a local Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindquist hospital Wednesday night. and family of Ogden were visitors Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nielsen are in Logan Thursday. receiving congratulations over the son Mrs. Vanex Wilson of flriglmm arrival of an Mrs. C'iiy spent Thursday In Logan. She at their home Wednesday. left Friday for Blaekfoot, Idaho, Nielsen was formerly Miss Thelma where she will visit with her sis- Hangerter of Woods Cross. Mother and child are doing nicely. ter. Mrs. Peter Rich Johnston. eight-poun- Meet Miss Florence Andersen of the Rockies" and the other winners recent Intermountain Beauty Contest Palais d Or Saturday night. . . . Special , . . ... Queen of the at the revue. Mr. and L'ra. Milton Wilson of William J. Malone of Clarcmore, Salt Lake City spent Thursday Okla., and I L. McAlister of with relatives IndLOgan. Mich, are In Logan visiting with Mr. McAlisters mother, Mrs. returned L. C. McAlister. Miss Annie Efudge home Friday after spending the Mies Margery and Miss Shirley week at Pocatello, Idaho, as the gueHt of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Musser returned home from California where they have spent the Howells and Hr. Leland Wooley. 4 past month. t Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Blair and A. Dr. J. Brooking returned to daughter, left Thursday for Salt Lake City where they will spend Logan Thursday from a vacation several days. tour, bringing with him as liis bride, the former Mis3 Ida A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. and Gimsp of Minnesota. The two were family of Salt Lake City were married in Denver. The couple reweek end guests or Mr. and Mrs. turned from Denver by way of W, E. Skidmore at', their summer the Yellow stone National park. camp In Logan canyon. Ie-troi- t, Dance at v UTAHS FINEST BALLROOM to the rhythm of the Famous Bluebird Orchestra Crowds Go Where Crowds Are ! SCHOOL NEWS With the opening of school we are prepared to fit the entire family with School Shoes, Suits, Gym Shoes-- at Prices Lowest in the West! i. Salmon,. Cheerio 1 -- GROCERIES lb. tall cans, special 10 .. 10c Package m Clorox Large 25c bottle Grapefruit 20c tin Brooms Best Pickling, per gal. Extra Good Raisins 3 packages Vinegar 5-t- . 19 43 ie 3 Melons large, ripe, juicy,.. J()c, JQc Cantaloupes the best in town .. J for 10 SHOES $4.00 Lion Brand Work Shoes ... 298 Mens $5.00 Dress Oxfords, (Calfskins) Womens $4.00 Black Kid, Arch Support Oxfords ;. 4-e- tie, ye Special $3.00 Misses School Shoes Novv $V0g $2.98 $2.25 All Sizes Mens Gym Shoes .... 98 Ladies Silk Hose, $1.88 Values .... $1,00 CLOTHING Mens All Wool $27.50 Suits $1950 Boys All Wool $16.00 Suits $11.00 Boys All Wool $15.00 Suits Blues and Tans $10.50 Mens Heavy Weight Overalls All Sizes 98$ Mens Work Shirts, all sizes ... School Hay lvalues CITY MARKET WEST OF J. C. PENNEY so BIG LINE OF MENS SAMPLE DRESS HATS AT ACTUAL FACTORY COST! (Highest Price. Paid for Wheat And Egg.) John H. Anderson & Sons Howard McKenney, We serve your meat needs and serve them as you wish The best in meats at the prices you're pleased to pay. POT ROAST QU Baby Beef; lb SLICED BACON Pound LEGS OF LAMB Pound LOINS OF LAMB Pound SHOULDERS fmu Pound -- a LAMB STEW , Pound iia 4r Qj Leonard r. or.s was Wasden Shirts 49c Plain colors or printed patterns. Excellent quality broadcloth, percale or chambray for the active school bov Boys Fancy Cotton; Pair.... GARTERS Boys Caps Values surpassing them all! See the choice tailoring . . . the fine cassimors, worsteds, cheviots! Every mother will declare them the best that so little has bought in a decade or more. 49c See; to them now Jure Smart, values! HOSE; light colors Misses Rayon HOSE; durable Corduroy Trousers Misses Rayon Boys; light color BLOOMERS TIES Assorted v 98c Cotton Misses 15 25 Boys AfiA Slipave? 39 Fast Color; Yard ...... Sv; Boys RONDO BELTS CAMBRIC Per Yard Ture worse1 sl.orurrs in many smart colrs an I c!cn gns. Boys Nainsook UNIONS Lawn BIAS 25 39 MALABAR dolors; Each 15 r 19 TAPE. Color Harmony a Value for BoysS A value to be found nowhere but at Penney! Black leather; comDosition sob: and heel. New Store 29 FEDERAL AVE LARD Bucket COFFEE Folgers; pkg. ... tall and 1 flat can VINEGAR Pickling White or Brown .... 1 HONE- Y60 lb. can ETto 85 28 19 29 SALMON $3.59 HONEY 1 Gallon can .... BACON pkg. (sliced) .... FLOUR White Rose . Sack FLOUR White Rose sack 48-lb- 24-l- 5 10 Pounds SHASTA TEA Package 79 25 75 40 ,5 Per Pound RYE FLOU- R! Doys1 SOCKS William Watson's A Fancy Boys' Longies 98c to $2.98 Free Delivery 121-- BAN Ah FOR JLESSI Featuring Fit and Quality! y Mrs. Roy Duffin and son, TPlly of Twin Falls, Idaho, are visiting tn IjOkhd and are the guests ot Mrs. luifllns mother, Mrs. Mary Richardson Winn. SAVE! EVERY AGE Mgr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthon Peterson FISHING and children, Marna. Carroll and a two Trom weeks hack Dick, are A fishing license issued to Walfishing outing in Jacksons Hole, ter Hansen has been found and were accompanied by bropght to the olfioe of Police Wyo. They Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chipman of Chief Gilbert Meeham. It may bo Lehl. Mr. Chipman Is bank eashier had by calling there. at Iodii. Mr. Peterson Is a member of Hie Peterson Shoe store firm. He reports fishing In Ihe Snake river in the Jackson Hole country very fine and says theres no place like Jennys lake for a vacation. For three days. Mr and Mrs. with the R. K. Anderson were Peterson party at Jennys iyo n roue to Yellowstone park. Mrs. EVERYTHING FOR SAVE! PHONE 32 We Deliver! 9 . JAR RUBBERS (heavy, 2 lip) 6 for SALMON (dark red) reg. 45c . 33 25 23 33 GET OUR PRICES FRUIT JARS Highest Prices Paid for Eggs Sizes EfSTEBlTABKllserve this new, dainty, White Star Tuna is and always fresh. dress n? ferK4li Tuna w th a fc'k tue of losses vv ,ki dfAkSinq L re SKV stain o! asraraJus ard se pans of ivtndtoet. Place Tuna n c"ttr of passes. cp TSousjnd 12 to 2 $,49 $1.79 Sizes 12'. to 2 Sires 2 Vi to ? ' OIF and Only at Penney $! BOYS PAY DAY V.., vesaSls 85 &. Xo't- - M't Never before-- s0 low a price for cho.ce fabnes so smartly tailored! None better for dress and school wear. Coat and vest with 2 long.es, "or 1 kmcker and long'e. nn Lm 1 l!'Mhc extra wcir oveialls tint I" '7' 1 on the hardest and wor at a price ab'.rrJH MANV re; m VORt ac eSfu e Cafpp Sea fcxd Co "c , Ter inal U and, CJ ferna lor 17 Score? for Vbhite Star Tuna " FREE Si J-C- . 2.79 S2.9S A e) 1 1 Sizes Boys isiislt inexDensive WHITE STAR TUNA CUP 2 tomatoes rjn h'te Star Tuna lilUlks qrren spjraiL'S $1.98 Tan elk; leather welt sole. $1.49 $1.79 Boys Shoe double A New Smash Price! flavor-- ! For 18 years the preferred brand because only the best is packed. to 54 value! Fancy trimmed Sole. - ous appetizer. So easy to prepare! 2 2 Patent Leather Excellent Flexible job! I nV PENNEY GO. department STORE |