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Show ii- -m 193. 4. SMITH FIELD, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER LOCALS aw I remained over Sunday at Salt Lake and on Monday3 had night, the 57th day, we I got the votes from Salt Lake. I have been Mormon. Salt was tald that a great victory waa it been said that scored. It has lor the must substantial victory I am a can Logan snd Cache, snd the greatest didate far State wntributi;n to youth, that has been scored since the College was given am I Senator. to Logan. What do you think about one of the "Ill get one." One of the outstanding aociala of HERSCHEL BULLEN luncheon the wees was a bridge given by Mrs. William Ssrowther at her home on Thursday afternoon. I.- unAum was served at small tabMrs. (I. L. Rees was hnsttas lo carried A les. Halloween motif waa PERSONAL WORD TO THE the member of her Ilirthdsy club in the place cards and table PEOPLE OF CACHE COUNTY cut in home Mnndiy ufterno.n at her SAYS h'nur of her birthday anniveraaiy. was wrvcd ut c.ne hrge Luiu-heo- wi:h a Mieleria biri-quwith a centerjiic.e of yellow and white chrysanthemums The huatess wo ansi ted by her a.a-te- r. Mrs. Jerome Funk of Mrs. Helen These iirludt'd were Mrs. T. Tuolaon, Mrs. T. H. W Jarvis, Mrs. J. E Sh?ffer, Mrs IMiert Griffiths, Mrs. William Cantwell and Mrs. Kind's Chambers. An afternoon of bridge was enjoyed. High score prire was won by Mrs. Hubert Griffiths. table covered et cloth , and Mrs. Isa-be- ll Crockett entertained at at attractively arranged tea in nonor of Mrs. Owen Ilillyard a bride of the week, at the home of Mrs. Tidwell Sunday afterno'.n. The rooms were yellow decorated with baskets of chrysanthemums and dahlias. Those In the receiving line were Mrs Owen lliliysrd, Mrs. Jane Tidwell snd Mrs. IsalreU Crockett. During the afternoon Mrs. Jean Lundquist and Mrs. Joan Pitcher gave several vocal duets. Mrs Rebecca Lewis and Mrs. Florence Lewis of Richmond sang three vocal duets. About 150 friends called. Refreshments were served. Mrs Jane Tidwell d"cora:ibns. DaJias and chrysanthemums were used ab.ut the rooms. M. (.oen were laid for Mrs. J. Mrs. Fulkerson, Mis. Harold Deppe, J. A. Gu'.ke, Mrs Richard Toolsun, Mrs R bert Griffiths, Mrs. W. A. Nable, Mrs. G. L. Rees, Mrs Lorn. Low, Mrs Nathan Thornley, Mrs. Hirtley Rihcardsun, Mrs. John M. D in, Mrs. Kernel Toolson, Mrs. T. W. Jarvis, Mrs. H. W Fern, Mrs T. D. Farr, Mrs Helen Tod son Mrs Rinds Chambers, Mrs. J. W. Kirk-bridMrs. Richard Roskelley and Mrs. Kate Lewis of Pocatello. Prizes were given Mrs.' Lorin Low, Mrs. Rinds Chambers and Mrs. K ite Lewis. Mrs. Scrowther was assisted in serving by her daughter, Miss Elisabeth Scrowther, just BuMens. My fa- ther came from Maine. Went around Cape Horn, America, South ves-Q- jf t.ya in a sailing ael in 1847, six months voyage, came to Richa was mond 1860. My mother Gibbs, came from Wales, a sister to John H. Gibbs who was martyred in Tennessee. I waa your hired man in 1907 when you elected my your State Senator. Many will recall the legMrs. Lowell Plowman was hostess islative session of 1907 when the liooWore to the members of Literary fate of the Agricultural College club Friday afternoon at her home. in the balance and will haphung Mrs. Jay Pond gave a review of recall the victory that was won. te book "Leopard Spot by Dixon, i pily I recall the 53rd day when a delethe Refreshments were served by gation from the House came to me hostess to 16. Senate laying that all the Done at the Mrs. Fred Spicker, Mrs. votes we had "in the bag" from Chambers end Mrs. Leo Low are Salt Lake County were new members of the dub. just two in number snd if the lines were to be held we shonld Nilaon! have one of the Salt Lake Mormons. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ivan spent Tuesday at Ogden on business.! I thought for a moment and said e, J I was delegate to the Republican National Convention at Kansas City in 1928 and refused to vote with of the Hoover forces on account their stand on the farm question. Cache My stand was approved by alike, Republicans snd Democrats and, upon my return, the Democratic Chairman waa reported in the 1928 Logan Journal of June 14, would to have said, "his party gladly admit Mr. Bullen to their if the Republicans Ain't party , want him. I was appointed member Cache in Federal Seed Loan Committee Ad1932 and member Farm-Dejustment Committee by Governor Blood in 1934, and an now the these only original appointee on committees. The hundreds of farmers that have been before these committees know my stand on their problems. If you feel that I can be be of service again I shall Chairman serve to you. happy wholeFarley says oppoaition is a some thing which has a tendency to more keep those in office a little bit on its toes. It might be well to have a few. voices in .our legislature that are not in with the majority to check on taxes, seourity for the Old Folks and other important matbt fel- low, democratic candidate Mr. James Attention DR. FRANKLIN S. HARRIS, THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE UNITED STATES SENATE, LAST TUESDAY BEFORE A MASS MEETING OF SALT LAKE COUNTY FARMERS ADVOCATED REMOVAL OF SUGAR BEET PRODUCTION RESTRICTIONS IN UTAH AND OTHER BEET PRODUCING STATES. THIS NOT ONLY MEANS . THAT ACREAGE RESTRICTIONS WILL BE REMOVED, BUT IT ALSO MEANS THAT ALL BEET BENEFITS WILL BE WITHDRAWN, AND THAT YOU WILL ONLY RECEIVE FROM YOUR BEETS THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU CAN GET FROM THE FACTORY. IN 1937 YOU GOT FROM THE FACTORY $4.75 PER TON. YOU THEN GOT FROM SUGAR BENEFIT PAYMENT R McMurrin. He knows that I know that if he la elected the latch string will be out for me to call on him at any time, nd I know that he knows that if I am elected he will be among number one guests and advisers on my list. Jle is a fine fellow and we are good frienda. In elections all candidates are winners until the votes are counted and then half are knocked out, sometimes some teeth are knocked out. This time, whatever happens, lets smile and be happy. Some folks smile in the nig&E-tim- e Some folks smile in the dawn, But the man worthwhile, is the man who can smile, When his two front teeth are gone. Adv. - too Wage rates paid to farm workers during the third quarter of 1938 the have declined in contrast fo usual increase in the period, the bureau of agricultural economics reports. On October 1, rates averaged r 118 per cent of wages hut pre-wa- THE AGRICULTURE ADJUSTMENT ACT OF 1937, $1.82 PER TON. YOU ALSO GOT 43c PER TON FROM SOIL CONSERVATION. . L VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET AND YOUGET WHAT THE FACTORY PAYS YOU, OR - Notice IS PROVIDED QUART I I Ne.au Oar famOra Ne.aaa Xm fee Pmanmml 90 proof 75 per cent neutral WiHcen Family, Inc., Aladdin, spirits. The Schenley P. O., Pa. Gutke Meat& Grocery Prices tor SATURDAY NOV. OATS 5,1938 i. HDnnr NATI0NAI CANS BABY FOOD, Hm'2:s or Drip 6CH1LLINGS COFFEE pkjg. N0 CORN SYRUPL 4 PANCAKE FLOUR, CAN 25c ' RICE, BEANS, Mvr 5t s CHILI 5 19c TOAST1ES CORN FLAKES, WILL BE OS 2 LRi 9c ' NOVEMBER . 23, 24; 25 and 36 7 pkg. 23c ' 2 NOT THIS WEEK AS IS BEING ADVERTISED ON THE RADIO Van Drug 25c SPRING GARDEN 2 CANS 25c 1 CLEARWATER 10c 2 CANS 29c MATCHES, 10c GARDEN PATCH CAN- CORN, - FARGO NO. 2tt CAN LIGHT HOUSE 2 CANS CLEANSER, TOILET TISSUE, 8 ROLLS JAY-TE-E oil Hand CREME SOAP, PAG LAUNDRY 6 GIANT BARS 2 J bars SOAP, 19 PUMPKIN, N0 1 214 1 10c POWDER GIANT SIZE PKG. PREMIUM ..WITH EACH FKG. 5C BLUE PLATE 7 OZ CAN U,J JELLQ, ELBERT D. THOMAS TOE . U, S. SENATE Senator Thomas record speaks for itself. It is sufficient Justifies k rcefectKB is a credit to Utah and has brought to ru1i0r numerous benefits which only a man with his standing with the Roosevelt Administration could obtain. As Chairman of the most important New Deal committee in the Senate he is in a position to render continued to Utah I IT ah NEEDS ELBERT D. THOM'jN TOEUSSElWra FIGHT FOR YOUR FRIEND WHO IS FIGHTING FOR Vote Democratic Straight ALL FLAVORS FKG. SAUSAGES, T . jou 15c SEEDLESS 15 OZ PKG. 2 FOR OYSTERS, WASHING DID 1 RE-ELEC- 25 ..... CORN REEF, RAISINS, g; 25c SALAD 0RESSIN6, DMSEB PORK & REARS, COMPANY 10c CEupHArc TUNA FLAKES, SALE FROM THE ACREAGE ALLOTMENT IS NOT A FACTOR IN CACHE COUNTY AT PRESENT, BECAUSE WE HAVE NOT YET BEEN ABLE TO REACH THE MAXIMUM ACREAGE ALLOWED UNDER THE ACT. ACTlOM-PROCrRESS-PEAC- 19c LB- - SALMON, ONE GENT (Paid Political Advertisement) PINT PEAS, REXALL YOU CAN VERIFY THE STATEMENT OF DR. HARRIS' STAND BY READING THE SALT LAKE DESERET NEW'S UNDER DATE OF OCTOBER 26th. h ence makes our personal whiskey recipe as mild and tasty aa the day is long! Just try it! MINCE MEAT, OUR BIG FALL WILL 50 years experi- DATES, FOL- 2. YOU CAN VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET AND HAVE WHAT THE FACTORY PAYS YOU. PLUS WHATEVER BEET BENEFITS TIME TO TIME. , SSL. SHREDDED WHEAT UN-DE- WHICH DO YOU WANT? YOU CAN HAVE EITHER OF THE LOWING ALTERNATIVES: Mrs. EL C. Bergeson of Salt Lake HiKyard and Mrs. L n Mrs. is visiting with her mother, Zina Sorenson 'it? ters. Juat a word shout the other BEET GROWERS The Junior two points lower than on July I and eight points lower than October with Mrs. C. W. ci in 1, 1937. l'nactically all drone day afternoon monthly Glen R. Winn at h. i wage rates occurred in read m u ' dame Curie" by Ev. fc,Crt? rates VIENNA 25c 02 PEANUT BUTTER, MARSHMALLOWS, ! CAN 16 02 CEL FKG. 12c A COMPLETE VARIETY OF CREED VEGETABLES - can eat at prices you can meet RHeat you |