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Show SMITHFIELD SENTINEL U LOCALS FRESHMEN GIVEN Barnes Barnes j via-Iti- !; Ijpes. The . Ml Waltiers, aerialkts; the Canestnlli sextette, equilibrists ; and a vast formation oi 40 trained horses dispkyed in a single ring are highlights. Sixty clowns will be on hand to provide mirth for the little folks. An entirely new version of the Fiesta of the Rio Grande will serve as a prelude V the main performance. It Is a vayt spectacle participated in by upwards of 1,000 ho rase, men, - women, elephants, camels, yaks, and other beasts of the forest and desert. Great orchestras, immense choruses, golden toned ' pipe ' organs, cymbals! and lutes are harmonized in a Ode hundred extravaganza. dancing girk will be seeij. ay boxing, playing baseball, football or tennis. All these are available to the enlisted men of the United States Navy. What tlie United States Navy wants and needs are recruits who are serious and industrious. The service prefers high school trained young men in their early twenties. These youths usually have the be.sic education necessary for technical work required a modern Navy. ;f LARGE HOSE adventure and travel, but he aloe gets technical education which he can use to advantage if he should leave the service, or he can as rapidly as he could In civil life. ad-vai- ue MORE SEED Everlon ! Everfon Nearly every enlisted man in the Navy has some hobby. Borne enjoy taking snapshots of strange lands & ' We give more seed for your money. More kinds of seed here for lawns and gardens. WE SELL GOOD rubber howj in large size. Our hose ksts leap 000 Sons Co. & LOGAN, UTAH (I Sons Go UTAH LOGAN, BLUE BLAZE COAL RUNGS REPAIRED A New cloth on old rollers, ok new rollero on your doth. Win-do- w blinds cleaned. t Everton & Sons Co. I LOGAN, UTAH wvg w- -- the ; The Lnwe Brothers Paint spread,. farther and Mbks better. Everton & LOGAN, Sons Co. UTAH MORE Assist-- - OUR REPRESENAT1VE Barnes Circus, the world's largest traveling on trains of double length steel railroad cam, elephants, hones and menagerie animals will exhibit in Logan, Thursday, June 4 at 2 and 8 pan. Everybody wishes to see the all new A1 G. Barnes Circus this year and it is a foregone conclusion that toe world's largest tent, seating 10,000 persons, will be filled to the kit chair afternoon and night Six ringg, arena, and hippodrome track will be filled with performers. Bert wild Nekon, daring and youthful animal trainer, will battle ferocious man-eatilions nad tigers along with Tevell Jacobs and Mabel Stark in other thrilling dkplays. From acroef the sea comes the A1 Best Paint Values ms. Let Us TWO PALS J. Francisco, California on June 23, 1936, on the Army transport Grant in the United States Applicants must be .18 to 35 years Department of Agriculture. In the of age; single and without depenin most cases dents; of proven good character, and cities, motor trucks hive taken the place of the heavy able to pass the physical examina21 tion. Those between 18 and kuaa On the farm mechanical power years of age must hafe the written las relieved the horse of the heav-ia- at consent of their parents. To be sure of obtaining one of operations euch as plowing and Urraling that usually have to he these vacancies, men should make done quickly and in hct weather. application at once, in person or The general farm work that remains by letter to the Army recruiting the lighter draft horse handles more office nearest their home. These ofeasily and quickly, meanwhile keepi- fices are located in the Ness buildng in good condition on less feed. ing, Salt Lake City; toe National A greater increase in prices for Guard Armory, Provo, Utah; and Eght draft horses in comparison with in the Post Office Buildings in Ogother types at the big markets, ref- den, Utah; Boise and Pocatello, Ida: lects the new demand for the light ho. i qfclj 23. tlw Imperial hy Lighter draft horses are in jictore for the future, believes Ol Wfflkms in charge of hone UTaH. MaY BIG CIRCUS TO PUT ON C!,ritiI Troupe of seven Italian visited, mine are collectors of art the ambitious young man barobai:k champions vt Eu-- work, sun enjoy hunting, fishing, Today, TWO PCQCnDMAUnCC ! who joins the Navy not only goto to Angela family, wrohais; hiking, wrestling, rCnrUKIilAHllCd MESSAGE and and Salt Lake City Preserve and jSTcraitun and Martha Bamea . ytncilla motored to Salt Lakt protect your intellectual liberty" L aa Wedneaday and apent the was the message to the Fieshman vSliting with . Mr. William J. nss of the University of Utah by la at the IDS hospital. Professor BtrnWi vho Joseph F. Smith of the University Speech at Richardaon returned regular orientation Department held last week. jrjj Ha Salt Lake City Professor Smith gave as his rear vggc from two weeka son for after pending: geiiy especially urging this mesjug aunt Miss Lovina Richard- sage to the rising generation of this world, the fact that, "already this country by bits of social and Xrou Albert Cbleman and family other legislation are dictating what are Lo Angeles, California, shall be taught and what shall not". with Mr. and Mrs. .William Not only were the Freshmen urged time. to preserve their intellectual rights, Colansn for an indefinite but they urged to take on a philoywn W. F. Claypool entertained sophy of life in order to enjoy life A delicious to its fullest at a party on Saturday. extent. Adopt a life bach ms served after the group philosophy. Develop irritable organs kid attended the dance at Logan, not too irritable, but just enough Mrms Henry to Lowell Smith, Xnns d develop a quick response. EstabWaldo Barker and lish a gpimm, pinna purpose in terms of social da boat aad hostess. values, that it, have something definite to do. Deliberately cultivate Xi. John P. Greene, of Ogden, a love and sense of beauty. Do h visiting tHe kter part of this this, said Professor Smith, and VMk in Smithfield with friends and you will really enjoy life. relatives. In going further Professor Smith not only urged the rising generation Xu'S. Iven Nilaon apent Wed-Bm- to adopt this slant on life, but he with Mrs. ako urged the in Hyde Park that is generation Yema Matkins. now enjoying life to inaugurate a definite for greater enIts QUALITY MERCHANDISE joyment. philosophy PRICES Orientation is a required assembly IT REASONABLE 1XADE AT THE QUALITY GRO-CER-T hour for Freshmen students at the A MARKET. Adv. University of Utah. During this assembly basic problems are discussed LIGHTER WORK HORSES before them by distinguished men LIKELY IN THE FUTURE and women. J. 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Roskelleyj UTAH fact that mules from lighter j Coal Yard . drift mores usually are a little on active and better suited for both firm work and moat markets h another factor in .the trend lighter work horses. to-m- rd Sunday Is Bargain Pay Pabco Special House Paint --ooo- ATTRACTIVE OFFERED VACANCIES BY Long distance rales are reduced all day Sunday on most n and ARMY Twenty-fiv- e vacancies in the In fatiy, and ten in the Quartermaster taps in the Hawaiian Islands are open to qualified young men f the Intermountain Arei, accord-f- a to an announcement by Colonel Willisn C. Webb, Army Recruiting eer. The men will leave San station-tu-statio- persontoperson calls Whose Voice Would You Like to Hear? FOR ANY SURFACE INSIDE OR OUTSIDE. GRADE PRODUCT. SPECIAL. $2.45 WOOD, METAL, STONE OR CONCRETE. HIGH PER GALLON Our Dad said this "la our Fannys Whiskey we've got fke a recipe es ever there was. Aed when yoe get a good thing, let her be." 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