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Show 4 Friday, December 6, 1935. AMC.KIIAIM Opening to be 3 Filled at U. S. SPECIAL Naval Academy! Ladi. ,Icel Top Lifu 20C H King will i:i las q inta ol -(a . ..pixiliiUiM ntx lo tin Uiu'tii V.Y.hum S'lmjr .ur die uniinv I ail. a Mankind, m IJ'O u i.ig In null r t . . iV.ll A n e b e, i t rie . t f U ol jua.i ment il i ! ' '.ill. I. , i ill i,. i m .Me ..1 i.i i'iI. ie . wi.I 'i.i'i n n. led i. ; i' il . - i . .. ,..i:..l r t . hi. , ..ii t1 ihi.,1. , ivi.g .lini L Kin r Mail e a g u t. ol Dr of F r M v.M 1 i make will r. . 'i. !i . ' ( Well r.in M nan f'l I lunch- Francis C. . usi fill n m ," .Mm Ihiit.ts M.Er.iv .. ' M - I n u werf'M'". gi'is. ii W. Vi 1! i N il e lot A fc coMp'o ,i . !' lii, Hi.' t i it. e Ill" ill. l !" ( I . h w Wallace by Dr An, placing Chr;tm.n i JOHNS MODERN SHOE SHOP Ipo'l ! im si ' , , ! t a :.t. - a .0 111!) unit , AI V Mime whs was married to last week. o.iibie time was fnent punas after which a lowly eon was served by Mrs. ' A m Mi llrl i ! 1 aiul i i v ii if l I in .M it Ml J Mi l.i M . LAKETOVN t0. i, 1 ' . i ' ' - I -- V i 1 I i i v x 'Hi i v uts i o( ( (,iii i i J o, mi. i , ' i I I I ' e i -- - . v LEWISTON When jmi ha' Jr f i m diicd that. h're. the e FOR SALE Cronquist farm In Benson ward equipped Fully MISSIONARY DEPARTS with all machinery, 15 head of I arauise Last Wednesday even1600 lb. mares. Ease cows, 3 ing the public gave a farewell terms Baugh Motor company. dance for Miss Louisa Richman who is leaving to fulfill a L. D S MEN WANTED for Raw lei n mission to the Northern States Routes of 800 families in West There were abrnt two hundred and Tooele Oneida Idaho) fco'h young and old who partiCounties Reliable hustler should dance the in cipated s' art earning $25 weekly and Samuel I. McMurdie and wife rapidly Write today. and James Kay McMuidie motored Denver Dept UTL-43-to Lewiston for Thanksgiving where Colo. James will stay to visit his daughter Mrs. Joseph B Abel and Mrs. CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS, Arnold Dalton NUTS in packs; Gift packs Mrs. Clyde Hirst and children Fancy walnuts $1 15; Paper-she- ll almonds $120; $190; Prunes spent Thanksgiving at Avon with her sister Mrs. Samuel O. Bank-heaWhite figs $3 40; Apricots $2 25 DELIVERY PREPAID. Write now A shower was given Saturday for complete list of fruit packs for holiday gifts. R. H. Martin, evening at the home cf Wm. T. Box 323, Santa Clara, Calif. Lemon m honor of his daughter WILLSONS SHOP - PET - AND BIRD 123 So. Main T nH r , i.u i Ii . M J e ; ) I, ami m I 1 A s l ' ' . . I ' ' i : Hi It.aik lo.nt n a W Cr t . SPECIAL Mens Half Soles and v, - Rubber Heels 'i- i'i I hi.l C.i v i'i. !' W N t W t i'i .1 (...'i i'll, and I v i II v ('. mr, a n ot K mil (. o M ,iu ill l. " 1 C ol I Is '. a M M . lie i ' ' 'll ii i ; , 01.00 in t,i I ll I'I1 l'vn.'n. I'ln'i JOHNS MODERN SHOE SHOP i V -- ,u il Niv her, i 9 North Mam s . ' ' WHERE CAN BBS Enna Jettick Shoes FOR LADIES AT PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS IT LADIES RAYON STEP-IN- S PRESTON. IDAHO AT LUTHY'S fn trt LADIES SILK DRESSES hilil iMntmmM Got Yours Now! LADIES SILK AND WOOL SNUGGIES 3-l- Phil", (lYrif. satin-finishe- FILL-I- N OTaOTES FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE AND CLIP THIS COUPON NAME- PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS a - CITYSTREET- YES Chik wh.th.r or not you now own a radio. U NO only Fancy Striped Outing Flannel for IDAHO AT LUTHYS laaEasaatanaHWititfggaBaBgE ;J PRESTON, L. D. S. GARMENTS . - e PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS s aUMUMLKM AT COST? preston' idaho MENS HEAVY OVERALLS Utah Phone 999 33 Federal Ave. Sales and Service . & 111JU1S32 mttAsaBsa Logan xU SERVICE OR CHIFFON c5upon Free Philco Radio Atlas of ths World I am filling In tins coupon end understand this does not put me under the slightest obligation. Y( PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS Sensational value ! free" radio "atlas I would like Childrens $2.00 Shirley Temple Dresses for hogany cabinet. All-wa- A,t,al $44.95) j, PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHY'S Ms- - d c? . LADIES NO RUN BLOOMERS standard and short-wav- a American broad- casts. Beautiful wawa r PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS Her a Baby Grand that brings in foreign stations with surprising regularity and volume I PLUS Police Calls and finer reception of 'SMfl itoib QUILTED COTTON BATTS bs. . PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS PHILCO ap PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS NEW 1936 v S&y98? LADIES SPORT COATS InDISPENSABI C for nfoytng inreign programs Contains be i. tiiul photos sri mp, btoadcaslir of loieign tutus hor-wstation listings, ec.j, Limited supply- adults only. Cat ths . . . youi copy now and PIEELCO 610D 2 FOR PRESTON. IDAHO AT LUTHY'S h, d. i.i i' 1 v I tie pall- ' . ' '.II. iwrforined i b. ' ' "In t - ,i- UuW- YO U BUY? m -- won-derf- nl i,i ' 1 ii.', t.il t THE BLUEBIRD Logan j, ar Live Birds and Pets Make presents. Cages, Feeds and Accessories. FREE A choice Canary and Cage will be given away at our Shop for Xmas. Inquire at Ji I. is Mrs John Irwmnid I.i r s n S.d- lher J.ihn Wi ir i bi.itjur Jui.n l ev and dauehter Clia e were v.s- tu. Mis Lam ih Vukerv oflilois at O.'di n over the holldivs Ken.ir, n r. Wvo. M.s L'.iii Bun-- i The Mism-- I'la be and Emma Lou j Weston and Wemlill Johns n camel 'tun of Laketown. ' ' v Ai ranee to have Dinner here sixvn. the sooner the er for you we promise! X MIA Raw-lcig- i L i se Examinations i . 'ii Civil Service k', !' J ...' J NOW ' ; . r l ti.it ii will 'i we t t,ual mu will aree proiir'e las , y. 1. pin. a-- ORDER VOIR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS . ! a 1. PARADISE v " V. as Loft-hou- lii ! it: n ,.t inurpij j . , home to siren d Thanksgiving. Mr. Ena MoMer went to Salt Lake to Miss Klaine spend Thbnk.sglving. Tailor studi nts at the L. IE 8. Business Cofieye jijvent her Turkey vat at ion with her f.lks here. Mr and Mrs B V. Irwin were lf5, Charles, Idaho visitors on , I I , v : 11 ( .11 a as Civil Beni.e Comniiisum d Mi Gem re Wilh.im d.iicVit Ii in The um. i. ' ne i a:iiii.ati in will ne t t pioi.il an I. c it a burs ktiil al.iT Hull Mr lit !.' im . Minim ail( be held on S 1TUI1DAY, JANUARY, boy barn lunuiv e iWt ie senied aro'ind the lab e where 4, 19JG. at 9 00 a m. local ti.ue, child doing nicely bi'aulifjl bafthdav m Salt Lake Cu, Option. Ira:i Mrs Valeria Taggart, son SptMi-,- 3 Richfield and Crd.tr City u r and daughter Blanche spent tmd a,ld othir re!relimcnts were NO YOLNO MAN NOT TAKING Friday 111 Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs cllff Cracroft and SENATOR KINGS COMrETI- Richard Uwis who Is attend-- ! Wll TIVE EXAMINATION ON JAN-- 1 ln(, the v ot v at Salt Lake City rhlldr,'n' ttl,d Mr and Mr" WARV 4. 1936. CAN BE NAMED Jfcpent the and s ns Churlts and UL,k-- 1 Thunksctvmg holidays o Salt Lake City spent the AS A CANDIDATE. 'with .his parents Mr. and Mrs week as The competitive examination for -guests of Mrs. Emily Pearce. lmto.inr1,,h!eny.nhU1Cp.tliei Mr. and Mrs. Aland Orchard of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts ' " and daughter Elaine of Logan and Lewiston, Literature. History and Physics. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Earl Karren were and children cf Joseph were visitCandidates are eligible for adOgden mittance to the Naval Academy in Logan Wednesday. ing there mother Emily J. Riberts Mr. and Mrs M. H. Stocks and if they are not less than 16 years The ward choir under Sunday. of age on April 1st and not more weeks there the direction of Mrs Parley Welch than 20 years of age on March Mrs. Deorls Leavitt accompanied will sponsor a three act drama 31st of the calendar year In which Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Stowell of LogThe Wednesday evening entitled an. to Teton, Idaho on Thanks- Old Fashioned Mothers". they wodld enter the Academy. The The practice pursued by Sena- giving to attend the funeral ser- proceeds are to be given to the tor King In making appointments vice of Mrs. Charles Bright. new church fund. to the Naval Academy is to des- They returned Saturday evening Mr. Orville Hobte of Butte Monignate as principal the young man Mr. Bright returned with them. tana was a guest of Chancey receiving the highest mark m the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orchard were the first of the week. competitive the In Logan Sunday. examination; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Miles and young man receiving the next Among the students that are children of Salt Lake City spent highest mark will be designated as the U. S A. C and Thanksgiving day with Mrs. Miles attending first alternate, the one receiving the Thanksgiving holidays mother. Mrs Effie Welch, spent the third highest mark as second v- Miss Elranor and the one receivmg at home are The Pond. Doris Literary Digest poll has nevMm HyPr. Edgar the fourth highest mark as third er Some been wits have wrong. sPencer Taggart alternate. After designation by Sen- - and polls suggested that its ator King, a mental and physi al be used to determine the winner, examination will be given by the thus saving the government the Naval Academy. vast expense attendant on a natp ional election. The Digest has now started a new poll on whether or n:t "You now ENGINEERING DRAFTSMEN The United States Civil Sirvie 'approve the a"ts and polices of has announced op n the Roosevelt New Deal to date'' Comnui'ion ns for tiis Not enough returns has yet been e The isa.r.m'Ui i ll. Adult rl.is held a roil,,;! to give a den ive answer social Tue dav under the directun po 101 (J t lii' f i'.pi.' rir ob'amed cnei.i" r- - but lesult arc interesting of class president Bella Kemp. draft in an and Foity thousand ballots fiom five Propiam ladi's quartet. Mri. Rov mg diaf'mtmn tor wott on ships Harrison, Mrs Myrtle Pond. Mis The annual salaries for these pos- states, all of will'll Mr Roosevelt Effie Villett and Miss Bella Kemp it ions are $2,600 and $2,300, respect-- I carried in 1932 show that 53 per branches aie cent of the voters are against the Optional Thanksgiving story Mrs. Elira Wis- ivcly. A similar poll, carried New Deal. er, reading Lee VanOrden: Har- Marine engines and boilers, and on in early 1934, show that 61 monica solo, Arthur Van Olden electrical (ship). Applications must be on file with per cent were favorable Games were conducted by Mr. and o n Mrs. Morris Sw inyard and Miss the U. S Civil Service Commissi, A French scientist claims to have D C , not later at Washington, Lillian Swinyard. Dainty refreshfound a variation m the level of than January 6, 1936. ments were served Everyone education and the ocean which conforms to the Certain specified spent an enjoyable evening weather cycle worked out are required for these Mr. and Mrs. Mcrl Warr of Salt experience positions. Lake spent Thankeeiving with Mrs. Full information may be obtainRalph Bernhisel, Mrs. Warr's moth- ed from Albert O. Anderson secreer there. tary of the U. S. Civil Service Mr. Warr returned Friday, Board of Examiners, at the post Mrs. Warr is spending a few days office in this city. LOST Ladies coin purse containwith her mother ing $10 00. Reward offered. Mrs Mr and Mrs Roy Pond cf Gcn- W. D. Shaw 342 East 2nd North or 700. Phone 824-- t nip i the at Abbot of the Smithsonian cev.ral weeks afflletlun from hea l Alley and Mrs Lucy Thomas, vocal Among (lie out of town visitors ' Fi e To lace-- ' trouble T.'ie ser ices were c IVnest w to attend the funeral were. Mrs "Some-limclnur liai", ,ne e ducted by i ' ii Ming, (; ; i,. 1,1 1,11 ""h her dangler, Well Understand It ser benedict- t te me t n Win J Uiii.isnrn ( wmneih and son Orvul of Mur- cl o.r Ih w film A Inun it, in l'e M Mill a. , ot r Ctah, Mr and Mrs. Paul . ; hi''', i ' it .mil 'mi. Ms J It Weston and i. ol o.i il u shier Until of Silt i he i ant , Cl'y. ch it lullin'".I 'tnpri s. lie ft Weir Sr. if Dii'niv. Idil.u. tie u Mini j,u, ' d ft I ki rv Yl t he Mn Claud' !' t th v (f Kinmnier, 1,'uwiil I,.. h , ! l ,. iv i Hi i i v 2 p n. i r .V s m ( i( in,, t. Clienev it I in am Win, B'a'ru' w ir M .u v h ih i a D , Wi i and 1U ili Cl, i lee ir Mur m 'O M ., M o i Win It an Ml Vn i "'r i '. ,i,.i J' . . II. pinrr Institution. 'lb presents i VI!:. ("it 1 l.e vl.i; tluir home i.i a.i. CUUNTY. UTAH IAAjAIN. 79c? MENS SILK DRESS SOX PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS aw . .i)L.-v- w LADIES SILK NIGHT GOWNS PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS PERFECT $1 09? DOUBLE BLANKETS PRESTON, IDAHO AT LUTHYS WORK Criss Cross f and Pannel Curtain for only AT LUTHYS PRESTON, IDAHO Childrens Silk Pajamas with Slippers to match And Hundreds of Other Bargains. Many Logan Folks will be in r Preston Saturday for the Start of with IRON FIREMAN automatic coal firing You Dont Have to Wory About How Our Coal and Your Furnace Will Get Along! There no Waste to Our High Grade Coal . . . and Your Furnace will Use Less of it Yet Give Greater Heat City Coal Co. In 9 out of 10 cases Iron Fireman automatic coal firing $50 out of every $100 fuel bill. If you can make similiar savings you want to know about it, dont you? Ask us to make a fuel cost and firing survey of your business or home heating or power plant. The facts contained in our survey report may be a pleasant surprise to you. No cost; no obligation. Please phone or write us; DRY GOODS STORE A. H. Palmer and Sons SALE EJATHMAIL STARTS TOMORROW saves $1 J to Iron Fireman is the machine that made coal an automatic fuel. S. B. BENSON, Manager 123 Our Coal and Because You PHONE SOUTH MAIN Your Pocket book Get Greater Heat Will be Good Power from 123 Companions Every Nugget. 186 N Main - Phone 460 a- - ihx a. - Get a Copy of the m - - ge - Circular at the Cache American -- J |