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Show Jane 22, 1945 Mrs. K. want-ad- s entertain Sunday FOR complu J. Wilson, E- - SALE S' Covers Logan ther Porte 4x of Logan ter of McCammo HOSPITAL SOAP powder makes and Mrs.E. J. Wi clothes whiter. Everton and Sons and Mrs. K- - C. h1 x family and the hono Company, Logan, Ut. Mr. Wilson was h Used treadle sewing machines for ceive gif,s and mes sale. Singer Sewing Machine Co. each of his children 1 14 No. Main, Logan. living in different par country as well as those FDR SALE Hay Salt. Seed and Feed Co. i REPAIRS Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mrs. Adell Van Drimmelin and daughters Linda and Glc Miss Edith Jones, all of Ogd spent Fathers Day and Monda' and Tuesday in Wellsville witr their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hot Guaranteed repairs for any make of sewing machine. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1 1 4 No. Main, Logan FOR RENT ard Jones-O- Sunday a trout dinner was FURNISHED Apartment for rent above Cafe. See E. J. Wilson. 74J REAL ESTATE 29 acre irrigated FOR SALE 80 young fruit trees, farmacres alfalfa, 6 acres meadow land, balance plowed - ground. - 1 1 - shares 21 Nibley Blacksmith in Fork Irrigation Company. Located south and west of Nibley. A good buy at $5000,00-HENRB. JOHNSON Phone 32 W- Realtor 83 - Logan, Ut. 1st No. SERVICE RADIO Home and autp radio service. Work guaranteed. We have tubes most for and parts available makes of radios. LLOYDS OF LOGAN Radio and Record Specialists" 14 W. Center St. Logan, Utah ilt4 S' S' 3x LOST AND FOUND Set of three keys with rabbit foot on chain, and one set of three keys on a hook. Re2x turn to Hyrum Drug. LOST WANTED ? k 4 TO BUY T vA WANTED Feeder calves to six months old. Lorenzo 131 W three Olsen-Phon- e 2x Mr. and Mrs. William J- - Miller and family attended the Thorpe family reunion which was held Sunday at Botts camp in Logan Canyon. Following a bounteous dinner enjoyed by all members of the Thorpe family, the afternoon was spent in singing and dancing. The Thorpe family are very talent ed people. Their musical ability is known throughout Cache Valley. In their immediate family they have a first class orchestra. Mrs. Frank Shurtliff of Hood River, Oregon, , and Mrs. Nora McNiel of Logati have been visiting in Hyrum with their many relatives and friends. While here they were house guests of their brother I C. J. Christiansen. WAR BONDS PAY OFF IN THESE 7 The same Government security backs your War Bonds as backs the actual dollars you put into them. "THE BIGGEST, tAOST UUGEUT IVAH LOAN Thats what Im doing more food, to build more equipment, to do all we can to hit the enemy HARD without a let-u- . . . Hitting em twice as hard buying twice as many bonds as I eve,did before. Uncle Sam has got to raise in his war loan just about as much as he did in 2 war loans last year up to this time. Afternoon Dress Adds B'pnd Money i Mt WAYS... Thats why the 7th is the biggest and most important of them all. And Im mighty proud as every farmer ought to be to have the chance to helpl The way 'I figure it, at this crucial time in the war Uncle Sam is calling on all of us to go whole hog to produce This is an official V. S. Treasury advertisement You get $100 at maturity or every $75 loaned now. J You can get your money back, 60 days after issue date, any time you need it in the meantime you get safety and steady growth. ... p. , ft"-"- 2 And of course all that takes money. Money for thousands of giant new planes, money for all the tons of ammunition and war supplies our fighting men need to do the job up brown. You have a backlog to renew farm buildings and equipment after the war. Q Neighbor, thats where you and I 0 come in. Bonds will insure your childrens schooling, or provide for your own security, travel, retirement. Bonds go into a national nest egg that will help to assure post-w- ar prosperity. We can help in the chore of sending our boys everything they need help by buying all the bonds we can . . . twice as many as we did last time 2 1 Bonds transform your love of home and country into action . . . you join personally in the biggest, most urgent War Loan of all the Seventh I Prepared under the auspices of Treasury Department and War Advertising Council This message is brought to you by the following public spirited firms and individuals HYRUM E. M. BICKMORE THOMPSON ALLGAIEU Pale gray crepe makes a n charm-n- g afternoon or ress. Make outfits to suit your e, and personality. When this neans savings for more War Bonds, oo, it is common sense to sew your special-occasio- fig-ir- iwn. V. S. Treasury Dspartmmt HYRUM FUNERAL BEAUTY VIVIANS AND SONS HOME DICK'S SHOPPE IR. J. CONFECTIONERY DRUG MAUDS STYLE SHOP AUGUST DOr'iGATTI Live Poulttry Dealer ALLEN HYRUM BARBER SHOP A V Atkinson, Prop. MODERN JOHN A. W WRIGHT MAYOR MILLER COAL AND FEED The Beneficial Man AND CITY J. PAUL BURGESS CANTRIL NIELSEN COUNCIL L. L. MILLER AND SONS GARNEL DR. CO. JENSEN VARIETY STORE MARKET E. LARSEN Rep. Metropolitan Life Ins. MERCANTILE Co LOGAN CAPITOL & ROXY THEATRE SEARS ROEBUCK SHIRLEY MAE MILLINERY HATCH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC TINGWALLS JOHNSONS SPORT SHOP GEM THEATRE 7 No. Main KENDRICK ELECTRIC MILADYS SHOP MILLER CHEVROLET CO NEWHOUSE HOTEL, Salt Lake RECHOWS SHOES LOGAN HARDWARE CRYSTAL FURNITURE ROYS UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE, 50 W Center St LUNDSTROM FURNITURE AND CO. CO C. C, ANDERSON . CO, |