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Show rrHF Tape Six. Insurance Manager Has Fine Trip East 8. p fcsve Pro arrived V. nJobk and home on, atu-- Work in Temple and Mrs It")' Eskebrn of were among tlw usiti ard io ere 01111,1 from Urnt in Hie Logan teiii!e on Ihuiwlay Mr. Cbve Mt-rr- vn) r tp to V lUtrt llml tl t c LOCAL NEWS You Like It" As Capitol York. Mr. Pro fine and that thr liter Eat U very muen elated ovrr tin Bridge Fall In Dew deal. The condition in rnrr. The bridge that crosses Logan Improving rapidly. Ever) (m- river at the American Lrglon home to tin In Logan canyon, lias dropjad Inill extremely optimistic a future and tliat tlie good ra')m to tlie river, Uie stringers having to added It kliarc to tiieir op rotted out-timum. It hoa been a very bcuu-ttlttwugliout lit. eiulJig till lere on Business yw, about one niuntn aitead ol llrt Wright ot Ogden wits inn U in the West. i U,b Wwk til real ctulr i hi aMUsum and nwtiut He ami Mr limn , h Wi.gl.t wapu.i h E. E. Lindqubt, and ad.i.g a,'. , h. an a t,.n.u r of Hark y E. 11 rgem r, att ml. d four days convention ot the M. U U Owen III poiitan Life Insurance eim.p.i and Ixard President Prvderuk 1! Mis E K. Owm r, r purhd to U- 0$ u d f.i t Erker di liver a v ry at u rt.t quite nl. hhe has Uni dress on conditions past and pr Iv. a i.ih.ig Q inr thr .i.t time sent, staling that the oftlu rs of pl.y., luui,s Iuhng (me la s.illiri.ig I loin a the company are unutra.d. in fat lurid Bjip tid.x. very optimistic as to the tutu:. The convention end. d with A You Like It Tonight grand banquet at the IIoU Astor evening, May 6 ui Saturday Grand Child Arrive everyone in attendanee left tin 'ui Mr. and Lira. S. T. Eggen of come n lion full of opUmlsin and i I I writu-.t have r ev Maxwell, California, more determined than to Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Burnham. E anotiier great record In 1933 Assistant Manager Lindquist and announcing Uie arrival of a fine lth Agra daughter on Monday, May 8 Mrs his wife rode home Bergener in his new car fieri Eggrn was formerly Muss Virginia Burnham of this city. Detroit. w i"" r ms r AMFR 3C2E. rf.V r AniKTOl 'NT V. W. ELLIOT & 'TAT Frith I Those who receive the grand awards in the May Sales Jubilee, will also receive an additional 550 in cash free, in the event it was through the E. W. Elliot & Co. store that the gifts were made possible. Ask any clerk of the store for W. ELLIOT & CO ELLIOT & CO. I SPOTLIGHT HZ. tn .s I VV. BUYS Rock Bottom Price On Timely Item. Stock Up Now. Higher Price Are Coming, Thirfty Buyer Will Take Full Rulers of 95 N. Main Advantage Of These Saving. 1 )er !., Graduatic 'o Mr. brilliant showing of Summer Wash Frock, of fered for the first time in history at the low A - 1 in price of fv r I , 1 m Insurance Agent Given ale "Strike Me Tink Lupe lil.Ot'ShS. The new .tripe and plaid German Meeting Wdl be hi Id Sunday at 3 00 p m. bou.se. Uie Gorman meeting Speakers will be Bishop K. C. Stluiub and Anthone Skanchy who filled a mission In Germany. PluvBecause his case a ial musical numbers will be given Salt Lake the first of Its kind to be brought by Opal Forsborg and Jane before the city court of Salt lot S. Ingles of Salt Lake, accusTH ol A You Like It Capitol aelhng Insurance without an awn an while license representing assessment insurance association yper Elected was released on suspendi d sentence at the col Glen Pyper, by Judge C. F. Dalby. Monday. The has been elected captain if sentence was 1100 fine and 25 lege,1934 track team at tlie U.S A C. the days in jail, but E. A. Smith, Jr He succeeds Aland Forgeon. Pyper commissioner of Insurance, said his team to Denvr that in this case when Mr. Ingles accompanied where he will compete In the learned that what he was doing Mountain Conference track was contrary to law, he had co- Rocky meet tomorrow. operated with tlie department In every way, and since It was the first case of the kind to reach the Merchant in Town courts, the official thought that Percy Ballengcr, general manasuspension of tlie sentence, con- ger of the American Foods Stores, ditioned on refraining in the fu was In Logan on Wednesday on ture from this law business for his company. Mr. Balviolating would be sufficient. lengcr Is optimistic over the fu"This office, said Commissioner ture prospects of good business. Smith later, "intends to ask for His stores are gradually showing the Issuance of a complaint a steady increase. every case of tills kind; and here after there will be no such re com Services mendation as In the Ingles case. Attend Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Curtis of Mr. Ingles, while working for the Downey, Idaho, were in Logan cn Ament an Aid company, sold Edward Gatherum a policy which Wednesday, having come down to called fer the payment of 1000 0 attend tlie Ida Curtis services which beneficiaries on tlie death of Mr were held at Hyrum. Mr. Curtis Gatherum, conditioned on ot ho- was formerly a resident of Hyrum. He has resided at Downey me m be rs of the association pay-ian assessment of $1 each for s..cl for the past seven ears. purpose. Mr. Smith has taken up with are well for Missionary Attorney General Joseph Clicz t'v A farewell party will be held in status of organizations formed o; the 9th ward chapel Tuesday such principle, and is acting on night. May 23, for Ford Rose who the advice of that official in en isto leave June 5th for a mission deavoring to curb tlie practice to the Western States. Tlie pro "It has become somewhat cf a gram will consist of talkies and racket in some cases, said tl arranged by the missionary commissioner. "It Is all too f.e committee of the ward. quently the case that organizers go into a territory, collect the orVlrs. Daines Improves ganization fee, and then move o Mrs. Moroni Daines who has leaving the members without machinery to finance and carry on been suffering with rheumatism for some time, is reported to be imthe assessment work. proving. With sickness at home Shadows in the colony house and busy Times at the E. W will scare baby chicks and cause Elliot & Company store where the them to crowd. Shades over the annual Confidence sale is progreswindows will prevent the morn sing, Mr. Daines is kept a pretty busy man. from casting shadows which f:ig'. en the young chicks. linen blouse Just received front Broadway See bow chic they In Leniency SO square prints, puff sleeves, organdy trim, stripes checks, dots, plaids. Compare these dresses with any $100 dresses elsewhere, theyre knock outs uo oH Phillip Jones Dress Shirts For Men Sizes 14 to 50. two-mil- Mens Sweat Shirts Dotted Voiles id n Heavy grey jersey knit high neck shirts slip-o- n 36 inth, new summer pastel shade White Caps Mens or Boys white mesh caps for sport wear, cool and smart patented adjustable size, full sweat. American Crepe C Plaid Crepe fabric, All American of high (wist makes beautiful summer dresses Tailored Ties Printed Voile Now is the time to select yo.ir summer straw we have unpacked one beautiful assortment of 1913 light vv!gh(s and they sure are attractive, all popular styles and colors 1309 Yards FSESaBByg'S .haaqa-T- and darks, Special Cowhide Belts 2 M O NS EN MEAT MARKET Saturday May Hamburger 15' lbs 2 Pot Roasts choice beef gc& jg1 Butter, fresh creamery, 20 lb. 25 McDonalds Roof lb.1 Garden Tea 20( lb. Chocolate Free with each package Vz Becco 3 bottles Tomato juice Campbells 2 cans 25 15' F. Stockton who is one of the executives in the construction of the Logan golf course, has been pretty busy the past few days trying to locate tlie l oiler that bo longs to the golf course. Some one has borrowed it and have faild to return it. The roller is needed j b1 every day at the course. A. May Make Cheese As You Like It Capitol Rock bottom timely items. Want Roller Brought Back Logan dairymen at their meeting held Wednesday evening decid'd to take a trip into Star Valley and investigate the making of Swiss cheese in that section of Wyoming. believe really Logan dairymen there is an excellent opportunity to open a Swiss cheese manufacturing plant in this valley. Sportlight U fil - Buys prices on Stock up higher prices are coming, thrifty buyers will take full advantage of thes of a J POUJDE Flat Crepe 39 inch A new fine finish silk crepe in al pastel shades A rtfrm&lng cltangt from Anything you Hava avat worn. Its most striking quality h it dull chalky finish heretofora saan only In fina silk. This finish it pormanant. Powder Puff Muslin it washabla and neads absolutely no starch. 35 inches wide. Dress Suspenders Narrow, Fancy Dress Suspenders look good and give heaps of comfort, all colors for summer now, No .-J Substitutes at Elliots savings. Qumme? Wash Suits Oh Boy Were here mer Wash Suits of any wanted style or sleevless styles with to 8 at Hundreds of new sumvat dye broadcloth in color cap sleeves and belts or button on 2 S3 !ys 3 Snnifts suits boys suits with shirt, pants and single breasted coat-juthe thing for better dress on warm days piece lin-sp- st Size Building Playgrounds Citizens of the city are becoming more playground minded all the while. Forces of men have been pretty busy this week leveling off the east side of the old B. Y. C. campus for a play ground. Then has been considerable work done on the grounds at the fair Ton'! A baseball diamond will be built there. This will be ready for thn game Sunday between the and Elks teams. gBMEmaw ju f That Perfect Dream HI leather belts in black and white or tan and white, popular with sport wear j As You Like It Tonight Gentlemen, here is quality that will surprise you a special purchase makes it possible for us to sell you the Phillip Jones, 1.75 and $2.00 shirts for only Solids, Plaids, Stripes, Weaves and everj one just unpacked. 1 ,22 11, 1 3- New Sum- - mer patterns of paste? . Whi Sizes NEW FABRICS Beautiful fabrics, piece models. Gay prints . . . told M . . . everything that is new and fatori group of Graduation Dresses Sun 1 Mens Hand Get plenty of these beau tiful ties for summer wear, full size wool lined and such patterns, see them Junior Misses . . 2 to 7 More extreme Styles 3E. W. ELLIOT & CO.E 3E,W. ELLIOT & CO. EZ E. W. ELLIOT & CO.P Price p Q)2 Excl |