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Show ThurMl.iv, May r.rnK a mi: can cachi: ohwty. itaii 1933, Tn?o Three. km !pUi mig; Rlioda Co.k, pallium Renovize And and hanging, plaaiemig p.tr iium ligneous; Mark Painter, Improve Homes BiUimll, JuM-p- Mu. T. B. Cardon, paper hailing and liUMvlUneous; Mu. ;Alma Kplm, loncb,,,;og, p,,.;.ng Continui-from Pui Twoi 'and piui ibing; E. P, Curtis, pauiiing. paper hanging ri.im painting and and plumbing; IVuy Qulniiey. Ck-Thautar, cutiuvtc .,d plastering and plumbing, work, decimal uw Jc. (painting, alteration F. 13. and additions; pailitUiB. plailrrlntf, plumbum, Milis. land scaping, panning and Edroofing. and alterations. L paper lianging; J. A. Ilulme, carward. auto repainting, landscaping, painting, D Gnlfrn. carpentry, con- pentry, ('0. 'pajxr hanging plastering and new crete and cement, k, painting William W. Ross, construction; alterations. TheBig Slogan pu.i.ting; land-siup.i.- g, r eu puper hanging. AND hEl'ON DWAKD Glenn SpillJvTIMLLATE BISINLNS man. alterations and miscellaneous Tlie third day report of the . Wiilurd Wyatt, miscellaneous; Carl canvasM-rfor the Renovizmg .Poulier, concrete and cement work. tn Logan show Campaign that alterations and miscellaneous; Jos $12,000 more will be expended in Wood, painting and miscellaneous; improvement next Jeff Slowell, during the miscellaneous; Robert three niontlia. The grand total r hanging and misthu far shows that $40,629 will SlieUield. pni Mu. Edwin Tidwell, cellaneous; be spent In improvement during painting, plumbing and additions; tile next tiiree months. E. H. Curtis, painting and miscelTlie third day report of the laneous; Preston Pond, carpentry, canvas r iiow that the follow, landscaping, painting, roofing, allug a ill renovize: terations and miscellaneous; John BUSINESS DISTRICT J. Roberts, painting, paper hangThatcher Bros. Banking Compnay, ing and alterations; C. O. Curtis, pointing; N. A. Larsen, painting; alterations and miscellaneous; Geo. N. A. Larvn, pamting and alter- W. Du t.son. painting and miscelation; Ecclcs Hotel, alterations; laneous; Ada Wahlstrom, paintKoualll. Implement Co., painting ing, paper hanging, alterations and Utah Idaho Central Railway Co, miscellaneous: L. F. Smith, misnew construction and miscellanecellaneous; Peter A. C. Peterson ous. new construction and painting, I1KST WARD IL D. LEWllt miscellaneous. painting and miscellaneous; MarTHIRD WARD Mrs. S. E. tha E. Roberts, plumbing and Purdle, landscaping, paper hangmiscellaneous; E. I. Stewart, car- ing; Airs. Harry Willmore, paintpentry, auto repairing, painting ing, paper hanging; Leah Naef. and paper hanging; W. E. Skid- painting and paper hanging; Ed more, carpentry, electrical work, Edwards, painting, paper hanging paper hanging and miscellaneous; and miscellaneous; Serge C. Ballif Mr. Campbell, painting, paper glinting, paper hanging; Mu. hanging; Mary A. Reese, painting Norman Partington, painting and and paper hanging; N. D. Salis- paper hanging; Margaret E. Moy-ncbury, landscaping, painting, plaslandscaping, painting and tering and alterations; Q. D. paper hanging; Mrs. Morgan Edlandscaping, painting wards. paper hanging; Mrs. W. W. Mrs. Britenbeker, painting and Barrett, paper hanging; William paper hanging; Joseph T. Painter, Evans, landscaping, paper hangcarpentry, painting; Mrs. U S. ing; Mrs. J. A. Partington, landCardon, landscaping, painting and scaping, Mrs. paper hanging; Bert Fordham, Thomas Willmore. paper hanging; landscaping, painting, paper hanging; Joseph painting, paper hanging; Mrs. J. Morgan, landscaping, painting, E. Dopp. paper hanging. FOURTH WARD hanging and miscellaneous; John H. Heber Tarbet, painting, papr Moser, landscaping, painting and hanging and niistellancous; Liz- plastering; S. B. Benson, electrical zie Edwards, painting and miscel- work, heating, landscaping, paintland- ing. plumbing; laneous; Ben 8. Roberts, Weston Vemon. scaping, painting and paper hang- carpentry, concrete and cement Asa ing; Bullen, landscaping, and electrical work, auto repaintpainting and paper hanging; Mary ing, painting, paperhanging, plastA. Beach, concrete and cement ering. plumbing and miscellaneous; work, painting, paper hanging and N. M. Degn, paperhanging C. ItLNOUE a - k, n, pa-"p- er landst a;.::'g, painting, n.U ing; Joseph Morgan, painting; L. A. E. Cianney, painting, Tom Pcny, landscaping, painting, paperhim "ing and miscellaneous; plumbing; A. Jorgenson, landscapLehigh Eoudrero, painting, pajx-- ing; Floyd Rot', painting and Eubert Ward, miscelMi. hanging and miscellaneous; L. D, Ikn.drero, painting and ints-i- laneous; William Kir hup. eleiuical am it. U.Jcaplng, pointing and E. Caiuon, LonOUS; pentry. electrical werk. painting, miscellaneous: C. R. Alllston, punning and new conpaperhanging, plastering. I Il'TII WARIt Marllia Swin-yar- struction; Adrain Smith, landscappainting, paperhanging and ing, painting. H. C. Carlson TENTH WARD sewer connections; Rudolph Anderson. painting; Willard Gardner, auto repainting, paper hanging, landscaping, panning and plumb- plumbing and miscellaneous; Emil paper hanging. ing; J. 8. Stanford, carpentry, elec- Moser, painting, trical work, landscaping, painting, Mrs, Enna N. Steltler. landscapiJ. Elmer Knight, ng ; Mrs C. F. Daiwyler, miscelpaperhanging; misW. P. laneous; Carl Steffenhagen, carpentry, landscaping; Thomas, carpentry, concrete and cellaneous; Edward Oilgen, paintcement, paperhanging ing; Mrs. Annie 8. Erickson, carpainting, and plastering; Racliel Ellis, land- pentry. concrete and cement work, scaping, aperhanging; J. L. An- paper hanging and miscellaneous; concrete drews. carpentry, landscaping and R. S. Reid, carpentry, painting; H. P. Barber, landscap- and cement and paper hanging and painting; and new construction. ing. paperhanging, Mrs. Carl Schmidt, mlscrllanous; ELEVENTH WARD Geo. M g Wilkinson, Afton Walker, painting, landscaping, painting, and roofing; Frank Pen- paper hanging; Morris Wright. dleton. miscellaneous; Leslie Jack-sepainting; Addle Jenkins, additions; painting; Mu. H M. Neeley, John .Christensen, painting, paper painting, misce 11a nous. hanging; A. F. Stockton, renovatSIXTH WARD Antone Skanchy ing throughout; Mrs. J. C. Calder-woomlscellanous; L. M. Squires, landscaping, painting, paper John M. Andrews, hanging and miscellaneous; Mrs. painting and mlscellanous; E. D. Lciby, painting. Mu. McFarland, mlscellanous; Paul R. Merrill, miscellaneous J. N. Jensen, mlscellanous; N. V. Blndrup, auto repainting and mlscellanous. SEVENTH WARD T. E. Matt- Out of School son. carpentry; Eugene Yeates, Bob Gibbons who been has landscaping, painting; Mrs. Close, teaching In the Weber county mlscellanous. school during the past season, is L. Austin back to Logan. If he finds any-- , EIGHTH WARD Pond, alterations, new construc- thing worth wlille to do here he tion, additions and miscellaneous; may remain in Logan during Che Floyd Adams, carpentry, roofing, summer. alterations; Dal Rice, alterations and additions; Moroni Anderson, Baseball Dance concrete and cement, carpentry, Base Ball Dance, Providence electrical work, painting, plasterPavilion TonighL Everybody be Omold Kraus, ing, plumbing; there. Popular Prices. Adv. painting, paperhanging and mlscellanous; Fred Blotter, auto reVisitor at College painting, painting, paperhanging; Professor Ambrose Suhrle, direcand alterations; Thomas Rowley, carpentry, painting and new con- tor of teacher training at the New struction; Herman Johnson, car- York University was a visitor at pentry, painting, plumbing and the Utah State Agricultural college additions. Wednesday. At 1 p. m. he address, ed the faculty association of the NINTH WARD K. J. concrete and cement work, college and at 4 15 a meeting of O. U. city school teachers and students landscaping, paperhanging; Nelson, carpentry, electrical work, of tlie school of education was held In the Junior high school, at landauto repainting, heating, scaping. painting, paperhanging, which he was the speaker. Dr. plastering, plumbing, alterations ; E. A. Jacobsen of the school of Ervlne Strong, landscaping, paint- education was in charge of the ing; R. S. Hanson, roofing; A. meetings. Professor Suhrle, wTio is Johnson, landscaping and painting, one of the outstanding educators Thomas Griffiths, of America, is making a study miscellaneous; landscaping; Elwood Smith, paint tour of western teaching colleges. Kyle, eellanmr, r V Jv-vp- ll land-'scapin- Bxscball Danc- e- Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morjaer and AUar who have spent m buwball at Prmideine are all enthused one week with Mr. and Mrs. John over the big dame announced I r Nthson left on Friday for tteir In Santa Monica, Calif. Una evening in tie lrovldi.e home In connection with tin r udar Citizens generally are pavilion. meeting on l..ndy urged to attend and give aid to so,! aim lit the baseball chib A rousing good afternoon a program was rendered time Is pruniMd. All persons intere ud 4th Ward Dance LOCAL NEWS Word has been received by relatives that a fine baby girl has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mi William Toombs Of Benson. Mr. James Dim, Miss Ada Don and Don Crowley of Park City spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoodies. Community Plate MILLVILLE Service for Six n. d, er For May Only There will be a dunce in the' Fourth ward amusement hull on Monday night. May 8. which Is being sponsored by tlie Carl Stake Old Folks commit ice. Tins will be tlie last of a aerie of eight dances In the stake, each ward In the stake having laid a dance to raise funds for the an-- , nual summer outing. Tlare will be good music, a good time and the public Is invited. paper-hangin- under tin direction of the ealoglcal committee. A talk was given by John H. Anderson rf Dig an. A reading by Alton Hugh Music bv Connie and Winona Cummlnc and a sacred reading Mario Anderson of by Mis Millville. Mr, and Mrs. Janas Jenson entertained on Monday evening In honor of live second birthday of their grandson Verner Lewis. A birthday cake with two candles centered the table. Cover were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Pehrson and daughter Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. Ealie Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Jenson, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jenson and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hale, Mrs. Elsie Pehrson and Eslie Dowdle. A meeting was held on Wednesday evening under the direction of tlie Better Homes, committee. A talk was given by Dr. Janies H. Linford of Logan and several musical numbers were rendered. Miss Winona Cummings entertained at an Easter party on Saturday evening of last week. Light refreshments were served. Sixteen guests attended. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mickclson and Mr. and Mrs. Newell Olson spent Sunday In Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Anderson spent the week end In Fair-vie- $19.75 Regular $28.75 De Luxe Stainless Hallow Handle Knife Service for Eight $26.50 Regular $37.75 S. E. Needham Make Fonn-'S-beck- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson of Dayton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hoodless on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Jessop, Martin Olson and Mrs. Janies P. Olson motored to Salt Lake City on Monday to attend the funeral services of Norma Jessop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Jessop, who died of scarlet fever. a Deposit and We Wil! Hold Until You Are Beady Jeweler or Electric Maybe More . . Limited Offer . . Heres How At Least for Your Old Range-Co- al During the month of May, we will allow you S25.C0 at least for your old range on the purchase of the new STYLE CHICAGOAN or MODERN MAID HOTPOINT RANGES . . . The manufacturers are offering these amazing values as an introductory offer. Read the features and then call us for particulars. Or better still, call at our show room and see for yourself. ar f GENUINE HOTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE THE MODERN MAID (Model RA88) A De Luxe electric range with large size porcelain enameled oven, separate warming compartment, egg cooker, and many other features; fully automatic. Finished In all White porcelain enamel with Silverwing Gray trim. 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