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Show Xm ember 1, Shoes i all ' t - e ..u a: d M. iiuiii SM1THFIELD h n Wo II K Page Three. Elder Cranney Gives Talk At I . 111 2 Benson Ward I -- we-1- bu.-ln- High Tops i j Boys High Tops Sizes IVz to aiu-rnoo- 5V2 n. Hy-m- m Boy s Shoes Wz to r Just-s-Me- iu2 And we Iii.el-.he m. , : .1 e and waul gt neal vital u!1-e- l Down from Cove ) In . ol t! law.m Stake wi pmia'id . Mis R. L :i. Mi Ii.u I . I ll a Eleventh ward had tl.e in R Vliui Mrs. Glen Pit iilitield Cun. and Mis ! ran IV.en , ,d in m sunu. v Nov. la at J p m ' e enn i -i Co'.c, were Logan sir and Mrs Harold 'Hie iii giywt iiiteiKl.. "e is d sired by tl'. d Wtilne duv 11 at arran,;i attractively OlWlS. ulpitse pul br.dt;e lumheon Friunv alutn.'ii Ml: I A dell-- 1 of Winn. Mrs. home ttie at li oiii Business in Garland r iur.v- luncheon wav Chlut.;clous thu-Ike eii lung U illiam O sneiiDurlev. cashier ol of Wells-- j served at 130 and the afternoon plajmg Bunco. Mi Howard P. Janice Mini-ga- n the Cat he Valley Hank, made a were laid Covers at won State Utah bridge. ol member spent the vtlle, lush score prize, A delihim led business trip to Garland Tax Commission, was a business for Mesdames W. C. Scrowthers. cious lulu ll WJ1 MTWd to MMii-l- l on Wednesday. Mivi Kathleen Hunt visitor in Loe an Wednesday He Martin Roskellev. George Winn, came over to make an official Robert E. Grilitth. W. A. Noble, ed at a trou.vvuu tea at the homejt,M edination and the spiritual Insurance Man Here Cl. L. Reese. T. W. Jarvis. T. of Mrs Hi nry Meikle on Sutur-visit with the Cache county com! uphft of those who attend tlieae Mark I'aibins.n of Salt Lake missioners on some property values B. Farr. J. A cimke. J .1' l day The rooms were attractively organizations. ler. Robert Gill nth. Milton llevn. drconivd Willi lull Rowers rt presentauve Business up for equalization. ol the Ttie recent voting In Per 0f. Kernel Toolson. W. F. Winn, J. M relatives and friends railed Many Men's Insurance company, is a durand Riverside precinru gave betH. B ing the Fulkerson. J. C. Joseph. rclresh-menu- s l business visitor In Logan. lo-ter than 3 in favor of nonDainty Scandinavian Meeting Dames, Urin low. C. W. Clark were wived and manv repeal of tla eighteenth amend-na-n- t. will be Adraln Tootson. Eugene Lundqulst beautiful mid uwlul Scandinavian meetlpg were prewnl-- s Sacramento Visitors Rinda received Mrs. Mivs Hurst, daughter ot held Friday evening. Nov. 17 at Ricliard Roskelley, Tlie most agitating questions Leonard Eornolf and wife of 7 30 o'clock Mrs. Nora Hurst was united In among Hie In the Stake House. Chambers and Mrs. Helen P. Tool-soof Benson a:e Sacramento, who have been vis- Elders Albtn T. Clawson of High score was won by Mrs. marriage on Wednesday to John the outlook people of the sugar beet Initing here with their son. H. L. and Carl M. Nelson of North J. E. Shelter and high cut by Meikle. son ot Mr. and Mrs. dustry. and the payment of their Fornoff, manager of 'I hatcher Logan, will be the speakers. We Mrs. W. F. Winn. Meikle. Henry taxes. home Invite all Scandinavians returned Music company, to be Motla-nature Is doing all she The Girls bunco club and partThe bridge club Thursday. They had a very plea- present. Scandinavian Presidency. ners gave a surprise party on Mm was entertained at the home of can to make our people happy in sant stay In Logan. on Mrs. Ronald Pitcher on Friday giving beautiful waatlier. Farmers Oenevierve Farr at her home A delirious lunetieon are taking advantage of this conLuncheon afternoon. Friday evening. Makes First nt- Will Level Land served after which the evening was served and the altcrnoon dition by doing fall plowing. Wilford Baugh has engaged the was spent In bunco. High score spent at bridge. High score Activity U one of the strongest parley Jones of the Logan Flour prize enemies of a very contagious and and Feed company says he made services of Thomas Llndley of prizes were won by Mary Smith was won by Mrs. Merlin Jensen. while low called the distressing lus first shipment of whole wheat Wcllsvtlle with his big Caterptller and Eugene malady "blues." WHO'S IIE flour from his mill to the Salt tractor, to begin work of level- score was won by Elotse Noble ' his farm Benson in W. land II. Is Ballard one A Jr. and Budd Tout. Bishop detective magazine Lake market on Wednesday. Theie ing article of the most active mrn In the seems to be ' a demand for this ward. If the weather permits conThe Earl S. Harper Post Amort says it Is Impossible for any man county In the done work will siderable be this is struggle to secure flour which specially made can Legion auxilitary held its to disappear wtthout leaving a fall. trace of his whereabouts. Weil, profitable Industries for the farmcausing It to be In demand. afteropening meeting Thursday ers noon at the Second ward recrea- what about Jack Gamer? SouthThe black cloud that overLumberman. ern Teams go to Work Coal Dealers Close tional hall. The following program shadows the sugar beet Industry Is Mrs solo. will vocal teams was Men and be put to rendered' It has been announced by the There Isn't so much more di- rather distressing to look upon Miss east of Clyde Littledyke; coal dealers of Logan City that work on the reading. highway vorce business among the movie But. like the optin tstlc poet says. Man-Smitsolo: violin on WelLsvtlle Monday morning. The Pauline Fliller; they will all close their yards stars than among the ordinary We've always comNovember 18 between Olof Nelson Construction accompanied by Mrs. W. W. folks as Saturday. provided for there seems to be. The 1 3 and o'clock, ior pany has taken the steam shovel Perkins. Mrs. George W. Norththe hours of Is that the difference principal Ameriemexof the all to of the purpose ern state president the site of operations for permitting folks don't make the ployees to attend the football cavation purposes. This new stretch can Legion Auxiliary: Mrs. P. K. ordinary of well between Utah the under Haves, department vice president; front page with their domestic game Aggies highway should be wav within a few da vs. Mrs. R J C oak lev. district com- - dimcuities, and the B. Y. U. I . Boy Sizes 12 to n,.; Meet Sunday P.M. LOCAL NEWS 1 C ACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACUR A M F R I CA N 1933. win n oi u . mint Lute something the mattr iw.ui n.u iiv ion iiansiriKt. be." mrce ot ituome i r i .trio. i S.IUI 0 a.l Ju.n t a.i a. am &: is mC G.. wimt t. the u e of repining, hur vine iluies a will Huns V a). The sun may be shining tomorrow Although IU bon ( louily l.alaj 7 lure is one mmg we mu',! keep in mind and that l Usui uti-co3 3 or any other lutoxiiatlng ion will not give any rvhet. Many have resorted to this when lung demon lor rrla-troublea have overtaken tliern, and the re ..ills have lam as was made clear In the 7 ramps Story as Elw-oo- Boys Oxfords Heavy Sole All Leather Sizes 8 to 11 and 12 to 2 i $ J Allene and Francllda Sutherland. who have been staging the'r marionette shows In the schoo's of Cache county during the past week, left Wednesday evening for Idaho. They expect to be away lot several weeks. Their shows have been giving considerable entertainment in the schools of Salt Lake county and surrounding Mens Workshoes COAT National Honey Week the of November are attempting bring to the attention ot all house wives the value and place that honey should have In the home Surveys have shown that some of n are like some dairy the men sell their butter and buy sell oleomargarine: some their honey and buy syrup. So the campaign of the national organ!' d to zation this year is conincrease home and local to stress the sumption and also value of honey in the large concenters. suming During 13-- Jessens week save dollars bee-m- imaiHU-r- ourselves' And we would drink worth. Ten Uiousands dollars clear. As easy a way to prosper as ever' has been found. But one's a beep sight poorer when he gets back on hu ground." Shoe Store $f1 Superb variety of styles Lavish Fur trimmed Dress Coats. Self trimmed Coats. two-fol- NEVER UNDER SOLD he When its tiire to or dress the chil .rar make bedrorn or o cozy hih! withaColsroanRs Heater. Its heat Values! Warning! NElYCdleman A generous flood of clean, live radiant gas heat . . . any time, in any room in the house . . . heat e zone that streams out in a fan-lik- of penetrating warmth. Thats what the new Coleman Radiant Heater brings to you! Strike a match and turn a valve. The In- stant Gas Starter lights at once In Genless than a minute the new Thermo-Safet- y automaticGlly radiants light erator opens ... the No second match is needed. Put a Coleman to work in your home . . . ., upstairs, downstairs, all around the house, wherever you need heat quickly. The New Coleman is portable . . . makes and bums its own clear-whigasoline. gas from regular Come in and ask to see the new Coleman Heaters demonstrated. Hardware Co. Specially Priced! Break! ... Youll be Lucky to Own One. 57 For Your Best Choice! Just Lnpacked Union Suits NEW EHS A GIFT! POLO COAT Its Sensational and Others at 98c $1.39 Men's Sheeplined MAU Logans Bargain Colors! Misses Women's Sizes. The most marvelous Value Coat S d 95 Boys' COATS Mole or Leatherette Skin Genuine LeatherWarm, Wambot Collars. Selected storm Sheep Lining. Knit-i- n Sleeve absolutely water proof Dupont's ette materials Store West Center j Men's Flannel SHIRTS ? IS omens SHOES a Oxfords Ties Straps HERE Up to $1.19 $a9s Others at $2.45 $2.95 Hi Cuts $145 Wool Navajo designs. AH Colors. Sizes 64x78. A $1.95 $2.45 $2.95 decor- Children's ation by day. A Blanket by night. SHOES Others- - $2.45 $2.95 $3.45 Mens Suede and Milton JACKETS $3.95 and $4.95 Button GALOSHE S Brown Others at $1.29 $1.59 98c $1.19 or Zipper $ of 79 Womens : Childrens GALOSHES Black rf Others at $5.85 $6.95 J8c Womens Hats Logan Flour & Feed Co. WERE NEVER UNDER SOLD The Store by the Riv er Bridge Phone 42 Pumps SHOES A Feed for Every Need Drive Down and Save Part Men's Its Time to Think About Winter Feeds Ask us about our special prices on all Kinds of Dairy, Hog and Poultry feeds and all kinds of Mill Stuff Special Prices made on Ton Lots . . . $)79 19 Others at $5.85 ant WINTER Sheeplined COATS t THE 63R1 Style! Come Early Men's Heavy THIS IS NOT A SAL- healthful as the v shine. Flow from the gcwir close to trie h or It docs not rub xl of moisture cr irritation of the and throat. 1702 The Cleverest Models yon have seen yet In Wool Dresses You must see these sparkling new Wool Dresses! l'oa can easily afford two at least one. What excitement these Dresses will cause. This is an extra special offer for Saturday YOUR OPPORTUNITY is here So Hurry!! WE'RE - Phone izet! $24.75 Just imagine COATS right in the beginning of the cold weather season at this unheard of low price ') N. A. LARSEN -- Company A Dress This is a Sale that is a Sale te Secretary Ickes Is strangely opDrmncrats posed to appointing to office so ley because they ai Democrats. He wants men "burpWe should say. ing with zeal oil hand, that any otflceeker who ts not burning with zeal Ogden Horse and Mule Commission Priced at Only The WorkmanThe Quality ship and the Style all point op to that would read figures around $24.75 ordinarily! ants and warn? Farmers began hauling sugar beets from the "Reese Pile" Tiles- day morning. This Is a large pt'e and It will take several days to However accomplish llie labor. the good condition of the road and live number engaged In tlie work mean quick removal. We will have some good hones You need and mules to olfer. not hesitate buying fresh stork Into this market. It you shipped have any to sell, you will find a good market at Ogden. your bee-me- bee-m- 22nd Union Stock Yards Ogden I used to meet In private a lellow . We Were Lucky Indeed to Get Them Just Received One. Big Lot Of Wool At just about half the price and less you would expect to pay! What a Marvelous Opportunity to Just Arrived! on NOVEMBER s: A Lucky EXTRA SPECIAL! Wednesday ll Specially Purchased Leave for Idaho Horses & Mules f s Shipme- AUCTION j 8 . Felt . Metalic 1 A . Velvets 9 Logans Bargain Store 57 West Center St. & |