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Show Pri.fav. Novemlx'r 18. 1932. CACHE AMERICAN LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH BEEF PRICES DOWN In (canning the grocery and meat P. O. of Johnson, manager advertisement In Hu Issue of live U Furniture company, opening up Skagg store, accompanied by Mr. hi to) land, having made a very Johnson, haa returned from a visit Cache American, one sees some exceptional bargain. For Instance in to Rupert. Idaho. nice display of Christmas Toy. Mac's Meat Market, beef roasts are selling for cents per pound Mrs. Hatch Here Motors to Salt Lake Merchant in Rupert Opening Toybnd Tasre Marriages And Parties At Amalga Clltl 1 Trevaliag er la Colonial day iery poor end speed of travel depended greatly upon the condition a jf the Weather. Whan klr joined her husband tn New England after ha awumed command Mr. and Mrs. Parley t I ha American army It took four Amalga AlvisitM. D. Allen, manager of the Mr. H. E. Hatch ha been Balia announce the marriage ol taja for her to travel from Mount Go Without? and len's Ladle Store, made a rushing Why their daughter. Carma to Prank Vernon to Philadelphia. ing In Logan with relative althout the Cache go Why county friend thl week. She came to Lo- trip to Salt Lake on Thursday, He Barrett of Logan. Bishop Geo. 8 news? The Cache American gan primarily to attend the annual went down to the capital to purrforn,rd the most complete coverage of Lai the chase some new dresses and coat Deer SavaJ by A'rplia.. Pioneer ball. ,Upprr WM hfld l ,h to the territory It arve. of veddU new. a In UOpniud ball ear. for the fall trade. boms of Mr. and Mr Barrett for Itay In the tntermountaln any paper rli-last winter by plar.is to marrImmediate Tlie ramluc. young thg Signs of Christina state Only Il M per year by mail Milford Woodruff Camp ing deer near Kellogg, Idaho, where Sign of Christmas are In evior carrier. Why pay more for less? couple expect to make their home In snow cut the animats' feed to The Logan. Wllford Woodruff camp of dence at the J. C. Penney Company Mrs. Geo. S. Noble entertained critical stage. The planes flew svar (tore. Manager A. A. Firm age ha the daughter of pioneers met at the Dr. Adamson Services and dropped the hay near T. H. Humphrey Monday afternoon In compliment to tha deer been devoting hi time today In home of Mr them. A Mis H. Dr. Funeral services for and Mis Carma afternoon. Jane Fred Wright Petty Thursday making hi opening toyland of Richmond will probably Ball, two bride elects of the month gave the lesson. Mr Jessie Ander- Adamson held be In Uk afternoon Tuesday A delicious luncheon was served son gave a musical reading. Mr AdamRichmond Mr tabernacle. Those present besides tlie hostess jBohm rendered a couple of vocal j Meeting Dig Gun son ha been ill and a final decision were Mr L. J. Petty snd daughters ' solo ot A. O. Olofsen, district manager could not be made up to a late hour Jan nd Mr Wm. Curry of Reno. the Utah OH Refining company, was this afternoon. Nevada and Mr. Parley Ball and Auto Recovered In Salt Lake on Thursday, holding a daughter Carma. An automobile belonging to Vicbusiness conference with the officCream 23 Cents Mr. and Mr P. Y. Bingham, Mrs j was tor stolen which BJorkman, ials of the company at the state L. J. Petty and Mrs Geo. Reese from A 8. U. the report Departearly Thursday morning from the ment of capital. Agriculture at San Fran- motored to Salt Lake City, ThursMltton Auto Works company, was and visited with Geo RetiM,j Logan . . Smithficld recovered Thursday afternoon at cisco received by this office today, day Cache Valley Looks Good 92 score butter at 25 cents. who had a catarack removed from quoted C. Garland. Deputy Sheriffs N. Roy Chugg of Providence ha re- Peterson and Hyrum Weathers tone t Butter has been making a steady bis eye at a Salt Lake hospital. Mr Wm. Curry of Reno, Nevada ior 8f Vetr1 d turned home after spending the returned the car during the night, dv.ftn"ln 111 be summer tn Idaho. He reports con- but could find no trace of the past. Incouraglng news is visiting with her parents, Mr. and for the dairymen of this section. Mr L. J. Petty. ditions appear to be much better thieves. Mr. and Mr. Frank Tuellrr were here than throughout the section guests at a Soon In which he has been stopping. party at tlv I'lay Varsity Frat Official Coming The varsity play at the Utah home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hil Professor A. C. Cloetlngh. grand State Agricultural college, DeaMi lard of Smlthfleld. Saturday. Visits Sick Brother secretary-treasurof Theta Alpha Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Petty announce Takes a Holiday',, which Is to be John Worley of Pocatello and two Phi, national honorary dramatic produced the engagement of their daughter, and Friday Saturday grandsons, came to Logan Thursday fraternity, will be the guest of the nights, December 2 and 3. Is well on Jane to Ralph Bingham son of Mr. and left for home again today. He local Gamma chapter at the Utah the way to perfection, and under and Mrs, P. P. Bingham of Smith- -' Mrs. George State Agricultural visited his mother, college on Sat- the direction of Professor Wallace field. The marriage will take place Worley and other members of the urday and Sunday, November 19. A. Goates. Is sure to be worked out the later part of November. Mr. Brown and Milton Woods family. He came here primarily o 20. The noted professor of Pennsyl- remarkably well. see his brother Leo who has been vania State College, who Is due In were in Salt Lake City Thursday . 111 so on business, while there they visit- long, ever sinoe the opening if Logan some time Saturday, will be Thomas X. Smith Camp ed with Geo. Reese. the duck season. The latter Is still greeted by members of the local Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Munk and at the hospital but Is believed to group, of which Boyd Pulley Is The Thomas X. Smith camp cf be of the will daughters pioneers Mrs. Geo. Reese and daughter Shirbe on the Improve. president. held at Mrs. Abe Tyson's home, 162 motored to Salt Lake Sunday North 2nd West, Monday, November ley see Geo. Reese who Is In the vetto Remember Publisher the 21 at 2 o'clock. Program will InMakes Visit Here erans hospital. There have been a lew persons clude vocal solo, Mr Otto Jo Wlkldal, formerly of Logan, Askar; for American Cache the reading wreck made a short stop here this reading, May Benson; the lesson. several months past, with the un- Mrs. Tyson. Pioneer First English Theaters history will be shaking hands with old friends and beet harvest "The Theater wne the first Engat that derstanding Mr. hostesses warm be will given. Assisting acquaintances. renewing to California time, a remittance would be made Mrs. Bettle Quayle and Mr Bet-ti- e lish playhouse, built by J. Burba go Wlkldal is enroute In Shoreditch tn 1570, and w as soon burJensen. where he win spend the wlqtcr. He for a years subscription. The followed by 'The Curtain," In Finsden of paying for the paper, payseason a prosperous fairly reports These were the predecessor our correspondents and paying bury. ing securhas where he Lake on Wade of The Rose nnd the Swan and 2 Bottle Window we which for service the at delivery ed a franchise and established a In the Klondike region of the The Globe and the Fortune, the modern resort which he calls Totem-In- . are giving, has been upon the pubLet's remember Yukon territory, window glass Is first and second Black friar His many friends will be glad lishers men been supplying dlfllcult to obtain. So prospectors who have the 1 to learn of this as It a convenient the county news when we get our and trapper resort to empty botplace to stop when fishing the beet tles vlildi they frame Into their money next week. Madison and surrounding streams Violin History enhins a window The glass let and lakes. Tha violin ot which there earliest Hie light In, though making It diffPlay Offers Thrills icult to see through. The space be- Is s record appeared In Brescia, The House Next Door written tween the bottles Is chinked with In 1550. Shortly afterward, around Carnival Plans Complete by J. Hartley Manners, Is full of cement or mtid, to keep out wind 1575, violins were being made In Arrangements for two days of fun human interest from start to finCremona by Andrea Amatl, and and Thanksgiving are practically ish. Love, Fear and Pride, the do- ami gimw.GriL from that time until the beginning Procompleted and members of the minant passions, are meaningly of tha Nineteenth century Cremona vidence First ward are looking for- portrayed and in the end love conColonial Landmark was the most important violin cenward to the greatest celebration in quers aU. With an experienced all A sign In Nortliford, Conn., which ter in the world. years. Two days of carnival includ- star cast, the offering of Mrs. Lavon say ''Sol's Path, 1CS0," marks a ing a complete Thanksgiving din- Zollinger in the Providence amuse- Colonial home which was built In ' ner Drama, dance and mirthful ment hall the evening of Nov. 24th lCSO or a little earlier one of the Beavers a Curiosities entertainment are eagerly awaited Is anxiously awaited by all lovers Eve oldest houses in Connecticut A Colony of beavers near Wetli- bv old and young alike. A certain of dramatic art. An N. Y built their dam on evening of Solomon Llnsley occupied the house ersileld, air of mystery shrouds the doings rapt entertainment is land nnd the farmer Is farmer's a the that and years many path ago keenly anticiof harvest. More of the second day. At 3:00 p. m. pated and arrangements are being runs by the house over Totoket reaping220a now kind K.K. inutnrists paid to see the there is to be an auction sale where made to accomodate all who wish mountain to North Branford was than In a It Is rumored you may buy either to come. known locally as Sols path. single day. colony a kiss, a diamond ring, or a table under which to hang your feet. The wise ones will be there prepared. A. O. Lunditrom ol Luud-iro- A. E. m Tbs road Waah-Uiglo- d I haa Thirteen, Glass Eyes It. Dr. Robert Norwood of New York city describe a stuffed How little anDf theca Is In because America si the pieent no girth to then. tmi aur pm-- ; Tl ' have no aong In tin Ir nouL and All they hav glana froirin aneer. Quoted In "Oolden 1 l' . k. Weed Leslie Though wood ejpoeed to tho weather will laat longer If painted. withstand weathw wood Some da mag very well and will last Among long lima wltbont paint theae. say the United States fur-e- t aervlee, sre whit pine, yellow and eedar. poplar, rypre Hyrum . Welbville . Specials for Saturday, NOV. 19th Powdered or Brown pound Package Qnrfof no-ho- st ullgdl Bulk Pwd. Sugar er lbs. 2 13c Mr" 2c Peanuts lb. 19c Almonds Walnuts Brazils $S' DATES . 19c lb. 15c lb. Per Pound Pitted Dates, ex. fancy per lb. 15c Ponrlir Extra Fancy Mix per pound vjdllliy per lb. 15c No. mix Candy Drop Mix Candy Mr Ellen Eccles is making preFrank Nish and Antone Skan-ch- y are doing a lively business with parations to leave next week for the their new electric store on North coast where she expects to spend the winter. Italn street. Important Business Changes German Meeting meeting will be held German the German meeting house at ' in 3 o'clock on Sunday. Speakers will be Elders Albert Fuhrlman and Jacob Bleiker. Both have recently returned from the mission field. Musical selections will be given by Mrs. Adell Grunder. -- Although the information is not for publication, there are rumors In the air of several Important business changes to tat place on Main street within the next few months. The Leader building will be occupied by the changes that are to take place. w a---c irvewe: Solid Pack 3 cans CORN large can 3 for ' BEANS 3 cans 25c 25c 25c SALMON Large Tall Bans 10c Libbys lg. flat Red Salmon 10 bars C. W. unwrapped 12c Very best pack pan Sperrys Pancake Large Package Bordens QQc CELERY Extra large Crisp Medium size 1C 5C Toilet Tissue 4 rolls I&aAet BABY BEEF Pot Roasts, lb. 10c Ic Ulc Qc to gc 23c 1LB.49' Glass Mixer Free Rogers Bulk ) lbs. for 20( 5C EACH PKG. 5C Figs Currants Dates . Citron Lemon Peel Mince Meat Cranberries . . . 2 for 25c Sunnay Monday white laundry, Bar 2C l, Crystal wedding jarge package 15c Asst. flavors . per pkg. 5c 9 lb. bag ;a go heads .... PUMPKIN Large New Stock of: oz. pkgs. Lettuce, Utahs Best ... 2 9c Cranberries, Westerns . 2 lbs. 9c Grapes, Tokays per lb. 5c each 1c Oranges, medium size Sweet Potatoes 3 lbs. IC)c Seedless or Seeded Peanut Butter 10c deeded or Seedless per package CELERY RAISINS MILK OATSu Germade pkg. Wheat Hearts lb. package No. 2 can White King Washing pwd. pkg. 33c Mission Bell Toilet Soap 5 bars 19c Jell-Wel- Sego or Morning Large Cans !?c 1000 Sheet Rolls 2 .24 9c Best Whole Kernel lbs. 4 - 1 RICE our stock, Fresh Citron, L emon and Orange Peel, Candied Cherries and Pineapple for those Thanksgiving F ruit Cakes. 1 Special White Laundry TREE TEA We have now in STEAKS any cut. lb. HAMBURGER or" SVFSVGE. lb. BOILING BEEF MALTED MILK Oilc Best Northern Navy, 10 lbs. PAR 25 DRESSING Krafts 9 fit qt. jar FLOUR 1-- Best Washing Pwd. large pkg. uUm SOAP 10 BARS 22' BEANS SHRIMPS 22c SOAP file w r9 i ib. pkg. Folgers 1 lb. can CHAP SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ?Zc Sunbrite large can 11 . . Citron, Lemon, Orange peel lb. 29c Home Prices for Home Folks CLEANSER 25c lb. 33c Ib. 3 for RfllQItlC IValallla Currants, . . . . Tall Cans jt0 Corn, K.K. Golden .---i Providence 164 Breakfast Club DFAQ r Watkins Grocery Our Service Means Free Delivery, Honest Weight and Courteous Treatment COFFEE 22c Coffee, A.F.S. Special, Coffee, Blue Pine H. G. HAYBALL, Prop. TOMATOES 25c 1-- Coffee Independent Grocery Phone lbs. No. 21 can Molasses, K.K. No. 2 2 can . . 15c Walnut Meats, . . per lb. 35c Going to Coast Doing Lively Business 2 Can Solid Pack 10' . OATS PORK SHOULDER Roast, lb. BEEF, PORK. VEAL. LAMB. SPRING CHICKENS & COLD lc REI) MEATS Crystal Wedding PKG. IT FLOUR Golden Loaf and Lamb Esaa tiUliJl.llliaULjktlUuiwl44lJlullilMlL.lu IU.L..IU.J. I. |
