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Show , 4 PAGE SIX 1 THE I UTAH, JOURNAL, LOGAN, 1 TRI-WEEK- ' f CLEAN-. - - Saturday, November, 13, 1915. ' - wa CD U - . - With the first chilly breeze comes the cheering news of the unprecedented Sale of the Logan Knitting Factory ' - THE REASON Clean-u- p p Ours is a made to measure and mail order business, ft sometime happens that between ordering and the .time for delivery that a patron moyes dies or becomes bankrupt and the goods cant be delivered, hence are left on our hands.5 We cannot, conscientiously fill personal orders with! "if made to them, and they accumulate on our shelves. These goods are not soiled, out of date or shelf worn, blit just as good in every respect i r . w . ; ' ; . tty T . your order fresh from the Mill. , j ' r - " J- - T t THE FOLLOWING HITHERTO UNHEARD OF REDUCTIONS Reg Price I . OF RID. UST.GET AT HENCE OFFER THEM iBNS.'NWBTVilk'SnBt - - i Now Reg. Price Mefts . all. Wool Union Suit- s- $6.75 --$1.75 . Mensall wool shirty and drawers - -- ,i$7.75 $2.00 f"ensdtlol!ana'W6olijirioffsJ$3.00"i$iTOO' Ladies Mixed Wool and Cotton Unions $3.50 ' Childrens Wool and Cotton Union Suits ' - ; . Now $1.00. $1.00ttr$3.U0,HoW" r- - - - - - 25c"tcr$I:0O ' Mens and Womens all Wool Sweat- ers and Jackets - - - $8.00 now $2.50 and $3.00 h Men's Silkaleen and Wool Unions - - $5.00 $1.75 Jackets $4.00 $1. ,, Childrens all Wool Sweaters All L. D. S. Unions One-Ha- lf Price. Provo Blankets,; Shirts, Etc., -- , r I J - 1 V ; - - : - at Reduced Pricey - To convince yourself that this is a genuine price slashing Sale come and see how sr cheaply you can buy the best Knit Goods on the market. Not sweat shop'oreast- -- ern made Goods and represented. to be Vtahmade,but xnanufactured here in Logan by your own people. Sale tarts at 9 at oclock Nov. 15th. Monday Morning, East of Logan Knitting Factory, Federal Avenue, Postoffice. Strictly Cash Py iwpsMe ; MR. ALBISTON OF FRANKLIN DIES - - WENWICK in THE WOMAN 'NEXT DOOR wins for Miss Fenwick a warm place in the heart of the audience. In the opinion of well informed film men, Miss Fenwicks work in The Woman Next Door marks her as great an George Kleines recently completed film version - of Owen artiste of the screen as she alDavis The Woman Next Door ready is of the legitiwhich visits the Lyric theatre mate stage. Advt. on Monday and Tuesday is' a ESCAPE FROM JAIL rare example of the cameras ability, properly directed, to reProvo, Nov, 10. Last evenflect the strongest emotions of the heart. Miss Irene Fenwick, ing or during the night, M. C. the dainty, slender, little, star of Wilkinson escaped from jail by Al. Woods great Broadway suc- crawling through an opening in cess The Song of Songs has the roof. He was fomerly relief never before had a vehicle so agent of the. D. &,-G. at well suited to her powers or one Springville- and was charged in which she felt so much at with the theft of $200 in cash home as the role of Jenny Gay and several money orders- - He in Thai Woman Next Door. was arrested in Idaho about The timid, gentle, pathetic fig- two' weeks ago j CONCEALED WEAPON CANCER; it never ure of the socially' ostractized pains until last stage BRINGS JAIL TERM BOOK sent actress appeals strongly for sym RECENT GERMAN LOSSES FREE, 10,000 test! monials. Rrltmwsi pathy and early in the action Salt Lake, Nov. 11. R TorLonRotterdam, Nqv. KPvia a Mexican, aged forty SURELY PREVENTED LOSSES renz, DT i CM bv don. German losses from Oct. 111. Al ill BlMkfe, 'Pill,. Cttr arm', nd u may. have had dreams of ycm's, j c Biwayapoiaoni deep prtfixl, fresh, reliable; preferred by 10 to November 2 in dead, je ds p d pit?tnJ. Western atockmen because they and KKis.ouicittTl a substantial aid to the proving taet whan athar aaecleat fail. wounded 7 Ont woman tlies wm of in cancer uTsTrepori and missing were 78, We refuse manyevery booklet and tertlniordala who wait Aoo long A must die II . L, .1 m Writ forpkli. department of Gen- artillery Blaakiai Pilla $1.00 Poor cured at half price If, cancer ur yet small !76, according to .figures pubPillt 4.00 V Vee pkM. Bla.kle eral Villas Last week he any Injector, but Cutter, beet lished by the Courant, which Dr. & Mrs. Dr. CHAMLEY & CO. Chtmley Building finished a army. ThO mipertorfty of Cutter product, 1, du, to ore, 13 season .of topping speelallrin Jn raoelee, and aeruml anly. SpNieHst Bvlin presumes these casualties ' re 4340 ft 436E Valencia CancM Irb tntirt an C uttwi. If unobtainable order direct. San Francisco, CaL beets near Richfield and came St, The CUTTER LABORATORY, Berkeley, Cableraia. late to the Champagne. KINDLY MAIL THIS ISMMN IO CANCEft tJ Salt Lake. He determined to . GEO. KLEINE'S "THE -- so-pall- ed -- depart from this city for El Paso, Texas. By way of preparation be purchased a Winchester .44, a weapon so big that if mounted on wheels it would make a formidable-lookin- g young cannon. Torrenz put the gun in his hip pocket and wandered about the streets. ' Its' protuberance attracted the attention of John Hartnett, who took the weapon away from the Mexican and summoned Officer Jukes, who in turn placed its bearer under arrest. Torrenz. was tried yesterday afternoon in police court before Judge H. S. Tanner on the charge of carrying conceal- mediately. Both legs were broken and he had suffered internal injuries. .Funeral services will.be held, at Raymond at 11 oclock morning. ow Franklin, .. Ida,, Nov,-- . 10. John Albiston died Nov. 7thaf Its no disgrace to be poor ter an illness of several , years you were once rich. .. v from" a" paralytic resulting stroke. Mr.- Albiston was born CHICHESTER S PILLS in England Feb. ?, 1842. During the early days he was active as a church member and assisted much in the development of the rrer for 1 l,urlt. AskBRAND DIAMOND PII.LH, tir at pioneer settlements at High jrean known as Best, Safest, AlwayaRaiiable Creek and Franklin. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Mr. Albiston had a good knowledge of the- - Indian laned weapons. guage and was often called upALL KINDS OF STONE WORK on to act as interpreter. Old Neatly and Artistically Done By DIES1' OF INJURIES Th pioneers speak of him as a 'man Melvin Biggs, two well known LOGAN STONE AND that could always 'be depended young people were married last MONUMENT COMPANY yeek in Logan upon. Montpelier, Ida., Nov. 10. Corner 1st East and lBt South John Gene Esdhler, son of Mr. and Deceased is the father of - Harry Shrives and fourteen children, only five of Adamson have recently com- Mrs. ,G. Eschlefr of geneva, is whom survive him. The child- pleted modem bungalos. dead at Lynn Brothers Mr. and, Mrs. Henry Biggs tal, from injuries receivedhospiren are Mrs Sarah Peterson, last MME. JOSEPHINE MOORE Preston, Idaho; Mrs.' Ruth are rejoicing over the arrival of Friday while threshing wheat SCALP AND FACIAL f on the ranch- of Seldon Hart of ' MASSAGE Bright of Winder, ..Idaho; Mrs a baby girl. SHAMPOOING, MANICURE Lilly M. Gregory of Mapleton, Raymond HAIR DRESSING ACCIDENTALLY KILLED Idaho; John W. and Joseph II. Mr. Eschler was .driving the j team' Albiston both of Franklin.-- He hitched to the horsepow- ROOM 308 HOTEL LOGAN j also leaves thirty-tw- o when grand, rr AVR,,i!OV'viLcf th threshing machine, children and seven great grand tumbling rod slipped out of children. aged 10 years, son of Dr. A. J. place. He sprang from the platHire Yourself as Boss Funeral services were held in Stewart of Provo bench was form and tried to adjust, the killed from back the wi" ,,l, by falling the Franklin meeting house kH rod without the PROPITABLI MAIL Ok DIR BUSINCUmUim stopping e which-he in partOf-th. Uuggy Tuesdaunderthe'directionof BuniM rod teamsrImomeinannerthe fcw B11iM Vrtia PlM K Eta the bishopric. L. W. Hatch, R. was riding home from the became fastened in his coat Yi c,n n ilw work m km 4ari ryire rinowlikoolr ilowkollarecikiiil Noctiivu-iaG. Lowe, James Bodily, T. H. training school of the Brigham and him to the ground threw Aabitio 14 koom, n mon mnilil for i t Ike Mccmel (kit bniotM iku cmiiiL Durant and Bishop.S. C. Park Young university this after- with .great force and mangled WriTo ZhKay noon. His head struck the his f r Pro Parficrarl body before the horses Oliver K. MwRfBri,Mir.S2I WrIUf luk IM. with and force great could be ' Mt Uto ty. BMi He was LWILL GIVE $1000 ground the fall caused concussion of brought tostopped.' -the hospital im- brain. The the was father boys If I FAIL to CURE mi CANCER TUM0R i tmt before It POISONS deep puts u ittactas b BONE driving the buggy,- and picked him up 'almost instantly- - and " Without Knife or Pain rushed to a local hospital with No PAY Until CURED A GOOD FIRE IS A WRITTEN GUARANTEE him. - But an examination indiNo X Kay or other cated rthat the boy died, almost swindle. An Island GOOD FRIEND -- i plant makes thecure , . instantly. Any TUMOR. LUMP or SORE on the lip, face but you cant have a good fire or body lone is ' v IRENE inson spoke of their associations with deceased and offered consoling remarks to the family. Interment was in the Franklin cemetery. News reached here of the death of William Lowe, former-l- y erf-t- his place, but for two years a resident of Burley, Idaho, who died'atBlackf6ot, Idaho, where he has been 'ill for several months. Most of Mr. Lowes relatives still live at Franklin, except his wife and children whet bye at Burley. Funeral services will be held in the Franklin meeting house Thursday at 2 p. m., after which the body will be sent to Burley for burial. Miss Rhea Albiston and Mr. -- 111-- 4 S - - ri g 7 - - from bad coal. Therefore, for goodness sake use M. & L. Companys coal. In the early, Fall It is nice to have a little fire in the grate for cool, wet nights, so let ns have your order, so you can find ont how. good it really ,1s. E pra-- r -- 1. The M. & L. Coal And Wood Company CALL PHONE 74 - |