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Show rcsi TliE CAGE SIX. A birthday party was held at the home ot Mr anil Mrs. Howard Bingham Saturday evening In honor of Mrs Bingham's anniversary Dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Munk, Mr and Mrs George Keese, Mr and Mrs Percy Bingham, Mr. and Mis Frank Tuiler, Mr and Mrs George Thain, Mr and Mrs Clyde Noble, Mr. and Mm James Cantwell and Mr and Mrs Bingham. Mr. and Mrs Klmer Wood enno-ha- tertained at dinner Satuiday eveserved to Mr. ning Dinne- uasWood ot Denton, and Mrs Walter Mr and Mis. Ralph Bingham and Cantwell Mf and Mrs Dean Mr and Mis Wells Smith and Mr and Mrs Arrol Smith were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. ' i Hibert Pitcher of and MrsSmithfield. Mrs. Douglas Mitton of Bogan was a Wednesday guest of her paitnts, Mf. and Mra. Percy Bingham Mis Dora Shoemaker and son Jtuk Shoemaker of blackfoot. Idaho, wire week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank Wood Mis Sam Spring accompanied Mr and Mrs. Wallace Spring to Ogden, Tuesday met at the The faim bureau 'ihuich house Monday afternoon in connection with the dairy associanew officers. tion and reelected J Leslie Ietersen was retained as piesident with Wallace Binghamd as vice president and Melvin Hill-yar- as secretary and tieasiner. IIEIIALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, UTAH, L, and Bishop Noble representing the " ' daily association. Mr. and Mrs Otto Oscar of Logan were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs H P. Hansen. Mr and Mm Roy Lott of Black-foo- t, Idaho, were Monduy guests of Mrs. Gladys Bingham. A birthday party was held at the home of Mrs. Vaugh Hansen Sunday evening in her honor. Lunch was served to 12 guests. Mrs W. V. Pitkin and Mrs. Alton Hulse of Millville were wees end guests of Mr. and Mm. Elmer no-ho- Wood. Mr. and Mis L. E. Miller were Wednesday dinner guests at the home of Albert Miller of Hvrum. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Hillyard attended a party Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Way-mu- n Hillyard of Smithfield. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Roundy and Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Roundy MONDAY, FEBRUARY Need For Patriotic Congress O Feb. voting records to determine whether have backed up the government. If he goes back far enough he 'will find close to half the members of both houses and including many members of both parties reof Logan were the Sunday after- corded as having voted against noon guests at the home of Mr. measures sought bv the administration either directly for national and Mis. Dean Cantwell Mr. and Mm. H. P. Hansen at- defense or to aid the democracies. Chairman Edward J Flynn of tended a dinner and card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs Leo the democratic national commit-tc- e raised the question in an ad-- I Johrson of Logan Saturday evedress here in which he said elecning. Mrs Katherine Bingham of tion this year of a congress HosSmithfield, Mrs. Edna Bingham tile to the president would be the and Mrs. Gladys Bingham attend- equivalent of a major military reed a trousseau tea in Trenton verse. Mr. Roosevelt somewhat Sunday In honor of Mrs. Venice amended implications of Flynn's statement at his press conference Reeder, a recent bride. WASHINGTON', 7 LP This politically minded city wants to know today at what date during the national dispute over foreign policy President Roosevelt will begin to check congressional " By V. T. HAMLIN ALLEY OOP i g By ROY CRANE WASH TUBBS THERE IS OLD PROVERB! TO TAKE STOHE FROM D 06, VERY SIMPLE TO TAKE BONE. MOT SO SIMPLE . SINCE HE WISH TO KEEP SHOES, WE WILL EXAMINE FIRSTp- - PLEASE TO REMAIM 1M TEWTf WILL TAKE YOUR I '!- CL0THIN6. OUn ,HOES, TOO, PLEASE I i 9, 1942. CROCHET BABYS TOYS Stressed yesterday. He said that what the country A ants is congressmen wno back up their government, regardless of party. Some observers are combing the voting list today to select potential blacklist names in the expectation that Mr. Roosevelt will implement hia statement by actively opposing certain offenders either in primaries or election contests. Other are waiting until Mr. Roosevelt more definitely indicates his own campaign year intentions and the precise yardstick of his judgment of the voting records. That the president is ready to move freely across party lines to obtain election of congressmen who back up the government generally la recognized. It is no new development tor him to ignore a party line or to intervene in a Democratic primary against politicians who have opposed him. The 1938 purge was directed at numerous members of originally congress but narrowed finally to three democratic senators and one house democrat. The representative. John O'Connor, a Tammany New Yorker, was defeated. But Sen. Millard E. Tydings, D., Md., Sen. Ellison D. Smith, D., S. C.t and Sen. Walter F. George. D , Ga., survived Mr. Roosevelt's siege guns. Sen. George W. Norris. Ind , Nab., a supporter of the president's foreign policy, said he thought Mr. Roosevelt's position reasonable. Sen. Bennett C. Clark, D , Mo., said he believed the president was wise to adjourn partisan politics for the duration of the war that's what weve been atnvmg for I think that undoubtedly the telegram of President Wilson in 1918 calling for the elect'on of a democratic house was the chief reason the people chose a Republican house, Clark said Sen. Burton K. Wheeler. D , By MRS ANNE CABO I' baiy who owns one' Hi II lell mi ,t Knit 'ilown face" rattle is his favorite. for a If you need a present ,,,, ( IM l!re "newly lrimil an ordinary rattle from the five-aten urn si,iM hv this unusual covering Crochpt two 8 inch diameters of white wool f, r ;i,( fies on ee.-t- i side the the rattle), make the frill of h.ui ,j threads pieces togetner with narrow pink ribbon otr Hi, i i'H, trotri) the eyes, nose and smiling mouth with a lot t.i n, j, um,,."'' rotton. Tie a big bow of the ribbon on tin li null, ,, u, n h' enchanting toy for the baby. i . For complete crocheting and finishing r iiabi s u, , (Pattern No. 5306) send 10 cents in COIN Yotl; N me DRESS apd the PATTERN NUMBER to Anne Citiut New Montgomery St., San Franosio. Calif Eiulose j L postage for each pattern ordered A.sk the i 1 -j Hiraid-Jou-14- 9 1 'f COP 4? IV F-l- NCA SERVICE INC T M BEG U RED RYDER By FRED HARMAN Wendell L. Willkie, 1940 Republican presidential candidate, who is expected to campaign against pre- chine $14 50 No. Pn 90-- J LOST AND FOUND JERSEY war Republican isolationists this LOST: Wallet cont. money at 2 year, interpreted Mr. Roosevelt's Dick s Cafe Sun. a. m. Ph. statement as a repudiation of Rew. F-- ll Flynn. As I said In a speech In Syra- LOST: 15 gal. garbage can on River Heights road. Brand new. cuse, Willkie added, what both 0 Ph. 1381-162 E. I So. the Democrats and Republicans should be doing now is not dividing the country with excessive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE partisanship but selecting m the 37 Ford sedan, very e'ean, coming primaries and conventions new tires & motor. R.ble. Phil men who have the daring and the 1 4th N. & & Main. Vern, imagination to see the woild as a whole and to tell the people the '38 Ford Pickup truck. 91 S. 2 E. 2 truth unaffected by private bias or political advantage. DELUXE sedan. Chev. Good on one dissent There was only heater, good cond. inside and out. the war votes after Pearl Harbor. Bargain $175. Parley Savage, 397 Rep. Jeannette Rankin, D., Mont., 0 N. 3 W. voted no on war with Japan. There has been scant opposition to subsequent war measures. ROOFING REPAIRS ROOFS recovered or repaired. Free estimates. Wangsgaard. Ph. 132. 034-R-- i i v 1: with MAJOR HOOPLE 60 AG ESADj JAKE 1 with your MUiKETS ENLISTED ON WHAT SHIRT ANYTHING TO GET OUT ' OF HIKING, HEY? WHAT'S IN THAT WAGON, OUR EiNGTElN PITCH.' DONT MUDDLE THE AAAN's AA1ND t Market Quotations WERE A YOU UP RIG MENTAL f YOU TEAMSTER BEFORE GOOGAM'G TRAINER,' T HAVE TOILED FOR. DAYS TUNING 1 By J. R. WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY u alley and carrot lb. jtm FI SPECIAL WANTED TO BUY rms. strutly garage, steam heat & 3 SKI-- J. 8 1 3 4 mod, ta 243 S. Ml BEFORE - YV'NV CON lj tr MU I VICi 14. K lil, m l 1 By EDGAR MARTIN BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES PERS.ViTWfc ViVWC FRS. NOD YU VS.TST VehrtVN , CM.'SUT YY ww L. AVOUT Y.HOD OV WOFfES KiTO VOYWCWTWcY feO VLSMCDK T WE. LOOK'. tAM VDAtAADS 'fNRTlOJLAR'YOWd TW5. DO&S GW? ARSViT 6W0UL.D GAMWV'tYV NOO'tM TRShtO' TO VIVO VdhVvVS vote. T-V- F 2 rooms 155 No 2 $ E ' 1 MlKKKT Hoatnn. Kcb (tPl DEAD ANIMALS WANTED mnikt for doiui'otic wools in Butf-to- n was not very todav. SELL your dead anu useless horses ikiasiomil Inquiries wore made for or cattle to White's Trout Farm fine comll hr Pelnma at 45 to 47 cent more money. Pn. Hysold fine toiritoiy wools irritflnHl ii receive lug Je-2- 7 a! 1 10 to I 12 scorned, for wools of rum 2 collect l ayhhkh to grnxl From comhlng lioiKths. blood lit mini combing turtltory WILL call and pay cash for dead wools were qtiotd at 9i to 98 cents. or useless horses, cows, sheep and hogs. Phone Logan 49 collect lOT TO lRkivT Chiutgo, Feb. 9 Co Colorado Animal 1 pi -- At rh ala 19b. on tiak 497, total F-- 1 shipments 754 Supplies heavy, demand Russet Idaho light, market steady Burbanks washed 8 00 3 05, una ashed HOUSES FOR SALE 2 85 2 93 Idaho utility grade washed Ni hroakft und unwashed 3 40 Blis MOD. home. Close in. 321 W. 2 washed 3 50 2 05, Colorado Triumphs F-3- 0 S. Ked McClure washed 2 40. Minnesota and North Dakota Red River alley brothm Bliss Triumphs waslied 2 13, 6 ROOM brick home, garage & other buildings, furnace with Cobblers unwaahed 2 o, Wisconsin unwashed 17 , Florida Bliss coal stoker. 549 E. 4 No. Ph. F-1- 2 Triumphs wash d 3 9 1456-- atle IyEGAL NOTICES NEW modern home, bargain. 745 F-- ll N. 2 E. Inq. 734 N. 1 E. 1 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ? 2 1 By MERRILL BLOSSER a , es LOANS Jowin cut t Eree icfa Bob :: has MOf ar in usd. fo net ast oi i;i ado ..ted tl .boo, he the tgpes who c.ido IU b ?qu.nt laiwh: k'y sta 392 N. home E,?! lag Is6 Ei In n J 5 RMS. furnace, gar. clean W f!DaU m ss Hi ll blham lav -- i iU cado !elf c ran 1 rvof next fm m grou vpuUl 'me ah me iroug 'half i fou d and at Red. after hen gna But atarrt ails, t lard tc 'and i i'e the Fi ah St. of th alth ops at poim as HOUSES FOR RENTjtK OR unfurn. 4 rms. bath garden spot. 5S4 back P0 "inti o'ado ' tte RM, htd, ixvj Uaso for s 33 comfortable. of S rooms" TOR Mgs 1 tJ Of ill tl )f timi bsmt h L TrMS bath, ci 'ASS' '12 poi RENT RM mod home, lndry, nace, gar. MarintUie. 085-J- al ad h.eh i HOUSES FOR MODERN Satur a or Ill liui. 5 v ad t Sot ei 8 NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Notice is Hereby given that the IE 4 Kit 114E.NTIKK Kcb UP) 1185- I l Mi, beef Annual meeting of the stockholders Tattle 15 00. beef row 7.75 8 Sw, .annrM him! of Cache Valley Banking Com cutters Oil 8 11 0"'7 iU. 0. hufers pany, a Corporation of Logan, omIvp 8 00 15 75. bulla 9 23 9 '0 Hugs Quo, fit'adv, top 1J J.i, bulk 11 Cache County, Utah, will be heb 2a 2a. 8DHI 10 on Tuesday, the 10th day of Feb3 200 no ik rartot al a ruary, 1942, at S o'clock p. m, at Its f u tKheep lamb other teaD fiu lamb 12 00 UPRt frutktns 112a II 0, Banking House, 102 North Main 5 25. ft tier lambs 10 70 10 75, Street, Logan, Utah, for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year, and to vote upon the proposition to amend Article Fifteen of the Articles of Incorporation of said Corporation to read as follows: ARTICLE 15 That the stockholders shall not be personally liable, and the private property of the stockholders shall not be liable, for the debts and obligations of the Corporation, except as provided by law, and for tbe transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. CACHE VALLEY BANKING COMPANY By H. R. Hurren Secretary and Cashier. ttr J-- s T in w ED 93 F-1- WOOL lh mice J1 -l NICE I shower RM elec equippid mo 316 E 2 N RMS." A- Astle Apts 3 RMS priv. bath 72 N. to II 2a, common to imtiium kinds u o'l 9 00 to 9 76, medium to good ROOMS 3 rms., pvt bath, hti and BOARD LOVELY, to 10 00, common hetfejn 0 50 down, E. Center 8 8 few 25 to 75, ftiws good mostly TABLE hoarders $17 per mo , 1st. hciferiKh kinda to 9 00, tommon to nud turn cows 7 25 to 8 00 lower grades 7 00 class home cooked meals. 202 N. APTS. FOR RENT UXFRI F-- 9 1 E. down, few good bulls 8 .tl to 9 25. ft w 15 50 to 00, bits choice voal calces H 3 RMS, bath, elec equipped to' 12 00 to M00. medium good vealers PERSONALS apts. 265 E IN kinds 11 50 down 990, aithe, early sales lot to Hogs MOD. htd 3 rms & bath. 40 20 rtiita lower than E. W. AMES is nowr located at Ktlday, top 12 1st. So Cull C. V Pjf W. 181 mi last 190 to 230 lbs weights, bulk Cazier Barber Shop, 40 W. Cenlighter and heavier weights 1 1190 to He ter. will welcome old anil down, Ul, ft w rvtieiMM weights 1 F-1- 4 new customers. HTD. dec equipped. 205 W. I ft w hows 9 OQ 9 75 2 ion, boturday two loads good bhutp ValVeda's ORDER for Chocolates to thoice shorn Idaho lambs lOi lbs Cf! 4 RMS , bath. Apply 135 entine day now. 51 W. 1 No F-J- 0 abml steady at 10 35 , Ss? fjxe canto, ct NOTICES 2 074-R- rTUE- 132. PUSSY willows, tinted or natural. FULLER brushes Ph. 1329-- F Ph. 645 Logan, 63-Hyrum. Will M-Del. APTS. FOR RENT FTR.VI b t t FJ CARROTS, lc Ph. 587. Vh . I , M Kt mi t V Far ,i 2 u for 2t F Phone 14-1- I 4. Fan f ranrlm-o- , 92 inoro 38. 91 30. 99 scoie credi todaj two pe USFID & new stokers. Wangspsui VACUUM cleaners, any condition M-IKkKT for cash Wimmers Ph. DtlttY score ) Duller . 1 REPLACE F nu-dund Ig 90 score wood, 3. Kgg. F-- 9 I.S go 30 'a 8 iiieiituin Jb's. liuge stuml in. Ph. 510 logs, small 24 4. arJa 29 8 YOUNG calves. Ph. 9 4H.DKN IILXTOk Feb earlv (IF) 673-wild HORSES & rabbits. Ph. sales ( attic 12M. fairl actie F-- ll about steady, odd lots good steers 10 25 M e He.gr j F 118-- FLORISTS OIANCE Frc) quiet Stork InHt-- and Bond lower; I. 8 governments irregular. 4 oro stocks irregularly lower. Silver unchanged. Colton up. ceut, Wheat v ichangcd to off . com up V. to JAYSON ! A AT S -l F-2- 6 lulled jh rfi sd ahes V F-1- OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ik with cow Forsoerg, R. 5 F-1- i li p 64 a MIt Vt F-2- i immers YOUNG O I C boar service E 2 N. HOLSTEIN cow, frtsh soon. ! Zilles, Mendon Rd f YR old geldings, 1300 and in lbs . Wilford oodruff, Smit. field. f.i F HAY deliveied Ph 067-DBLE brl. 16 G shotgun; pr shoe skates 7S; pr ladies sho skates 6Y. bed with box sprp & matt. Apt. 21. 93 E. 3 N. F days. WORK horse & saddle horse JI 1 W. F AHOLSTEIN tows. Ph. : F-1- t L 1 ' rjf l 18b dui-itm- SALESMEN WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Mont, leader of the former isolationist bloc, said: The greatest BIG BOOM: Salesmen making 335 GIRL for gen & cari of service that the people of this to $50 weekly New flourescent child, 27b N Apt af 6 p. m. country could render their country lights sweeping country. Every p would be to elect people to office wants them. who would do their own thinking Saves over half in electricity. SITUATIONS WA MED and not be rubber stamps for any Much better light. Fixtures sirew demobe he Lowest leader whether bu like bs. FRY in party effluent iuok wants changing crat or republican. If we are going 9bS-price fixture on market makes j ito preserve democratic institutions sales. Big profits Large easy llustrated catalog FREE VICit is high time that we elected FUK SALE MISCEL senators and representatives who TORY FLUORESCENT Co., 512 think more of their country than N. Prior Ave , St. Paul, Minn. FACTOIRY lacuum dm er $16 50, used Singer sewing l they do of PAP and patronage. 1 1 Ha , . - Co 7 tor Hlrcnift Iwrlorr rtx'rtl muh Ire wlllbC I ruining lntpn-- c month $Mlurv write Immrdmtc!) . 517 Fne Aircraft 808 Ecdt's nJ t Co. Rltig- - Tag, UKiCl Lake . i oHJ and r-tg a s L t yea V 0! tre l 'hall 94 pr 20-- p 'aw ' S UjI d If m by Thta' - tiDoe Per Nard '"own ' ma lUtin Lt,oi Used 'U |