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Show i THE PAGE EIGHT TRI-WEEKL- Thursday, July 221909 JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH, Y - We Have Gained the Peoples Confidence. Continues All Week. There is a Reason. Merchandise Must be Converted Into Cash. CAMPBELLS, Where Get The Best Vow 0 3E A western editor when asked ii Office closed, summer vacation, BIG TIMBER SALE Rev. N, E. Ciemenson will leave 25 per cent discount on wool 25. 20 Dr. Emeis. to he had ever seen a Aug. d dress goods for a few days' Elia-so- n for California on Tuesday next. July ' 44 Sisters. woman replied No, we never TUESDAY.THURSbAY.SATURDAY Seattle Wash!, July 20.QneTf Dr. W. Y. Croxall is'here from Morrells Sale is still on.Woull woman the biggest did, nor did c governmental to timjbhr a friends visit GoldfieldNev..on Jibs. Odell of Ogden is here on niss it if you miss it. LOCAL NEWS. waltzing around town in her shirt sales ever made is planned for the a visit to herson Postmaster sleeves with a c i g her near future by the government, Arthur Bateson was down from A few men and teams can find teeth and run into Monarch Shirts 85c. Morrells, Odell. every salmon according to Fred," Dennett, comthe canyon yesterday to get-thYe have never seen a missioner of tlie employment on the Benson 'cj.it off she saw. general a Mr. Christian Garff is in Ogden mail. lie says they are having Wanted good men for heading by applying to 01 of Cronquist woman go fishing with a bottle in at Washington. The timber to having gone down to attend the great, time at Camp Doolittle. County Commissioner at once. her hip pocket, sit on the ground be sold1 includes 550,000,000 grain quick. F. A, Neu burger. feet Ernest funeral of his all'xlay and go home drunk at of yellow pine near Cass lake, in Ladies, just think!. Your choice Brown, who died on Monday. Joel Ricks, is at home again, Campbell and Sons big bargain night. Nor have we seen a wo- northern - Minnesota. Only the for at Eliasons hat ladies f any after an absence of several sale is now on and some aston- man yank .off her coat and swear timber will be of at this disposed Mrs. L. M. Jones of Spanish months South ishing bargains are being offered shell lick any. man in town, God time and the in Colombia, only one dollar. land, after it is Fork is in Logan on a visit to her America, where he was purchas the public. They are being snap- bless her';' she isnt built that be will cleared, opened for Mrs. IL J. DeWitt and son mother Mrs. Jaeob Petersen of ped up too. ing land for a Utah syndicate. way. Dennis have gone to Anaconda, the Eighth ward. THE JOU RNAI - bald-heade- eerre -- .1 ar-hct- e land-offic- e - son-in-la- w . Mont., on a visit to friends. It is pretty coo in the canyon are Morrells . simply slaughter- at night now. The boys at the city ing Suits. Youl! have to hurry plant say that the thermometer if you get yours. bowed1 43 degrees on Tuesday night. Mr, Fred Halverson, Miss M. A. Torgeson, and' Mr, and Mrs. WalMiss Eldora Johnson, daughter ter Pyper made up a party that of Bishop-Johnsoof the Eighth started for the Bear Lake valley ward is at. home again after a on Tuesday. months stay with relatives in Salt Lake City. Lester Petersen, Ray Andersen. Ada Petersen, Vella Benson and Plenty-goobaledTimothy hay, Inez Tthain are the mem tiers' of a Mill stuff. Spray and Wheat Oats, party that wept to BearLake Pumps, "Lice filler, Poultry supyesterday, coarse clean salt, Rock salt plies', T. and Sugar. J. Poulter. s ' The Eighth warders are not doing much talking hut they are The tabernacle choir will start a to have good very preparing, for Bear Ltke valley on Saturon time .af their ward day for a five days outing. About .the 24th, . 125 rn ehi hers will go and they . LOTS OF SUMMER LEFT You will have time a long to enjoy the summer goods we are now selling at short prices. Our bargains mean n -- n We shall not replenish our summer stock. We want to clear it right out of our store. This is why we are offering on our first-clas- s The merchandise such Genuine Bargains. Mid-Summ- Sale Continues Until July 23. er But Dont wait until the last day, make ycur selection at cnce. Low Shoes for women and children at Way Down ! Prices .... will take the' Logan cany oh route. Morrell Clothing Co. offers the phey expect to get hack next greatest bargains ever shown in Wednesday evening. 1'v . oj U.1 Rev. N. E. Clemenson went to The negotiations between the: ypt,Roni (n Tuesday to perforin Boosters and the Pocatello teamjj)ie 0(,rpmony that united in mar-fo- r a game on the 24th f6Urjaire Stephen Longstrot'h of through and the local players will at place and Miss Leva Thomas now go to Richmond to play on Qran,j,Pr the Presbyterian teacher Jhat day a trip that they much at that town prefer to the Pocatello jaunt. J0- Gains For You. All Parasols HOWELL-CARDO- N. : : CO. at Half Price The Ladies Store - . mm . 1 I daughter of Mr. Wm. Fere-dawhile walking acroft the bridge near River Heights, the other day did) not notice that a portion of the embankment bad caved in and stepping of the bridge at that point had quite a bad fall. A Ezra, the sixteen year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilans Sorenson of College, was struck by lightning on JEonday evening and killed. In company with his sister and some other children he was out fishing, and when rtruck was standing in the water up to his knees. Apparently the bolt hit him on tiWe left side of the head, as that part of his person, wa$ badly binroed. Another boy standing not far away, was soon recovered. hocked, but over the reservices Funeral mains were held in College y Wat Reese who came to Logan as Prof. Reese a handcuff expert was detained at the request of the Ogdm police who whnt Ivjm for an alleged offence with some young woman from Kaysville. lie returned to the Junction City yesterday morning and he will give no performance here. ""T Born to Mrs. S. D. Wilcox, on Monday, well. a All doing, I daughter. Otto Bergener, undertaker and Licensed Embalmer, 40 N. 1 W. Both Phones. . . - Lovendale, and daughter of Salt, Like are spendv ing their vacation in this city. They are stopping with Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Petersen of the Eighth ward. Mr. and Mrs. Whether the tariff has had any effect on twine or not, the price is steadily rising. We have received several notices of advances in prices this year, but the past week an advance was a of two cents per pound being followed rapidly by one of another, cent. The total advance since the beginning of the year is exactly forty per cent. record-breake- r, A Few of the Best Ones at the BIG CLEARANCE SALE Men's 10c Sox. for 4c .Mien's 40c President Mens 10c 19c style Suspenders . Mens and Boys Mens high grade 75c Mens $1.00 "37c DressFinest 60c Shirts . . . . Underwear Shirts 7. . . . Your choice of 200 high grade xour choice oj: any Mens Suit one lot- - ofybroken sizes in Mens Suits, worth in the House, valuesPff) JJn good serviceable Mens and to $25.00 at . . up upo $16.00 at" Youths Suits ijiu One Hundred pairs of Dress One Big Lot at Wool and Pants, woj-tup to Your choice of any Pants, pair of $3.00. go at $2.00 giade at . Pants in the HoilseOQ Qff Your choice of any Hat in the A Lot of Odds and Ends iff values up to $7.00 , House ,bvalnes up to' Mens and Bo-yOfl f Hats 20 Dozen Good1 Quality Mens 00. at. OLVi worth up to 50e go at 10c $1.50 Felt Hats, nn 4 Kids and Ends of our choice of any Boys Suit Boys Suits, stylish shapes QQC in the House, valworth up to $2.00, A great lot of Boys Sample ues up to $8.00 for go at Suits, worth up to 'Mens 20c Fancy Sox. If Mens 35c high grade . Ill $3.00, go at, & JB colors Neckwear, all shapes., JjC Mens 15c Fast Color latestpattems Mens or Ladies 60c Carpet uulies and Misses Black or Tan Sox . white Canvas Oxfords Slippers, Leather Ladies 50c Serge .House Soles, at four choice of hundreds of Slippers, leather soles One Lot of Ladies and Misses stylish Mens and Ladies On fjlpfc of Children s and Shoes and Oxfords in Dress Shoes and Oxfords. Misses Shoes 51.00 black and tan go at $3.00 and $3.50 peyg, sizes up and$iipyjj J leus or Ladies $2.00 grades, go at . Mens and Ladies Shoes and Oxfords Ladies 90c all Leather $2.50 Shoes & Oxford Hoiise Slippers ' Childrens 00c Shoes and SlipButton Shoes, sizes up to 6 infants 35c Soft Sole pers, sizes up to 8, Childrens 60c lace or buOfl at Shoes, all colors . . . ton Shoes, sizes up to 6 ' 3c 59c dCM Ii 53.85 88 .33 rfl 33c 22c 59 59c 8c I If JjC OPPOSITE THE TABERNACLE LOGAN, UTAH WHERE THE nr CROWDS ARE- n |