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Show ! - PAGE SIX JEWS STORIES i Hi 1 TIIE JOURNAL, tic ns are that if they wait to dispose of their wines here they will have a large 'stock on hand before they move any of it. LOGAN ,CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Three States Vote Oh Medical Measures Poultrymen, Attention! It is said that most of the pota The Annual Meeting of the Cache County Poultry Association; will meet at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, November 8th, at 7:30 hun-dere- On the Minidoka project in : j Idaho the sugar beet growers The people of Olyphant, Penn, will receive $7.50 per ton" became so', indignant dver their their beets this season Th?y are failure to get any coal that they operating on a sliding scale and gathered en masse and took four the present price for sugar as- cars 'of eoal and distributed it sures them of at least that much among the schools and churches ' i -- ton. ,pfer of the town- . , Lake valley, according to the papers. Fruit end shade trees DAUGHTERS weje broken down by the great weight of the snow and present a serry spectacle. i . OF PIONEERS . vi f Willis Vogler. a miner was instantly killed at the Vipont min The Cache County Board of esf neap Albion, Idaho the day be tne Daughters of Utah Pioneers fpre yesterday when he drilled will meet at the Stake House into a loaded hole, a spark from Thursday afternoon, November -- the steel setting the, blast - off 9 at 2:30 oclock; and bbwing him to pieces. 'authorities The charges of antivivisection THE PITTSBURG ! PLUS PLAN William Russell A Cop Romeo In The Great Night In The Great Night. someone were tell you Russels latest Fox picture, that you and other American citizens weie paying a tax or the broad shouldered star assum s the disguise of a policeman in subsidy of about 75 million lnrs a year to the Steel Trust, order to entrap a pair of rascals-yo, , might answer as yau wereirr all taught in school that only or national governments ma';far meinber of the force The levy taxw in this country. t Wil-lia- m dol-je- u . Jht men-The- gh . ce t anxi-tion- - t i d s, s. - Prices Regular - 1 10-4- - 8 lb. New Pop Corn...: 19 lbs. New Fop Com 82e 3c RAISINS AM) PEEL IS oa. pkg Seeded or Seed- - ' lesa Raising ISO 12 IS os. pkgs. Seeded or . Seedless Raisins fl.7S 36 pkgs. (1 ease) Seeded or Seedless Raisins , .. ....15.10 4Se titrou Feel, lh. . .. Lemon Peel, lb. 82c BUTTER, CHEESE AND ROOM Skaggs Best Creamery Butter once surd ala ays used. ...... - , Skaggs Best Creamery Butter, lb.- . . ,v 44c Nut Butter, 2 lbs. for........ 63c Full Cream Cheese, 26c Strictly Fresh Eggs, do... 45c lb,.. , . UAXYED MILK Note Our Having Prices Tall Cans Milk 9e ..a 5 Small Cans Milk 23c 19 Eagle Brand M)lk our stores sell high quality brands at Having Price. 19 lb. Net Pail Pure Lard $L75, 6 lb. Net Pail Pure Lard ... 89c All 2 lb. Net Pail Pure laird ... 40c 'T - Price Bight. Soft Helled Win u 3 lbs, Soft Shelled Walnuts 3 lbs. 8oft Shelled Walnuts Large Brasil 2 lbs. fou Fresh Rodsted Peanuts, 2 lbs. for ...... S lbs. for .... 1 . CTKEIJ Get .VI LATH Meat lour Cured Skaggs, The Flavor J 8eet Sugar Cured Hams, Whole or Half, lb Sweet Sugar Cured Bacon. By the real-tyquit- piecd, lh. Streaked Sait Pork, lb - pixpFr judged 65c 95c Sue jr 33c 75c ut um. 2fic 30c 20c corn, oats, cotton, live stock anc just bought a large Other products in the surplus producing states and ship theii stuff to market with a plus attached to the price say r Kansas-pluan Iowa-plur Tennessee-pluetc. That would be decidedly fair and reasonable compared with the Pittsburgh-Iplu- quantity of Pure Extracted (New Crop) Honey. Get your supply while It last. 60 lb. can of New Crop Honey 10 lb. Pall New Crop Honey M gallon Jar New Crop Honey 1 quart Jar New Crop . Honey Honey Comb, 2 for .. s, a, s at North ! point. Coupled with the Steel Trust's ' this would kind of g stabilize the pri.cj of agricultu ral products and mak them saf tly and permanent,!'? profitabk to th producers. ' Believe ne there is far rtiore excuse for thi price-fixin- thn Opposite Intrnirban Depot d a CirXe" CCice whole United States pay a tribute bes-'earbitrarily on-- singlhip-pin- Main Street Store Store No. 34 for making the plan of Advertised Prices Twice a Week is a real Service to the public.. You save on everything all the time. Meat Market s, i Lists? j high-economi- c standards. If that is true this high economic principle ought to be applicable to other industries. these the most important and the most unstable, from the (viewpoint of profits, is the farm ing industry. Why not let thf farmers turn their market-mi- n u sinto a profit-pluor at least Let them es ja production-plus- . 'tablishi Pittsburghs for ' wheat HONEY We have fey- e there is to employ the more arbitrary and questionable me ans adopted for adding to tne pr ' :zz23! ofits of one of the wealthiest industries in the world. But irragino v hat a howl vvniKi g, particularlwhi'raJarggHart of this surplusag: must ccim out of farmers jitxkc-twher they buy farm machinery? Freight charges are sufficiently high with out tacking or anyting extra. What they neec is subtraction, iv't addition nu s experi- mentation on animals is inhumane have been vigorously denied by the American College ot Surgeons in convention last right answer. But it is a con- cer of the law and has to be on that confronts us, net a the alert to avoid dition Bordens Milk Prices '.According to the dispatches betrayirg his technicality. London women now smoke on want of experience. is the way it is done: This the street just the same as There is one scene in the For the. month of November When the big steel nulls sell stcry. however, that the new use cigarettes as a rule we will pay 55 cents per pound Pittssell it rolled steel, they a few have1 been seen butter fat for milk delivered. tackles with all the as That means the policeman burg plus with pipes in their mouths. How in the world This fs surance .LORENZO HANSEN, loaded the on steel of the Jong will it be before the fashion he enters a lunch Superintendent. price . . the the one ,where , reaches this country? Advt. cars at Pittsburgh, plus freight fn,m Pittsburgh to the the counter Everyone point of delivery price wherever knows what a .Italian winegrowers are said! The number "of f New policeman would it romss from s do in such a case: the new cbp- anxiously watching the eh., land college football teams in this country and theycU3 t: play Centra next year is per proceeds,to make love to the hepe t see the wet ; candidates proof of .the, popularity enjoyed , lady before finishing his first cur other Tha Pittsburgh, for then with light wine , by the- praying Colonels in the of coffee. The pleasant fact 80 per cent is produced in mlls ind beer law in force they would j East. Eva Novak js the woman in around Chicago or elsewhere. that fee able tofchip mueh . of, their ; ; Ifs the blunt who makes map, the makes the poilceman's case, These other mills also Sell their ' e , remark. jlrine cutting . all the easier.' ... -il.. to this country The indica-tth... duty r in, freight-prepa:rm product at fi price, but it in iTittaburgh-pluTHE FIXED FACTOR never Ohio 8 go plus, Indiana-plu- s i'-) ... .-;-l nor Ohio-pluIn Hie office of othOver door the Steel users- farmers and ers, pay as much fop steel which a high official bf the united Stat domes from these mills as if it es Steel Corporation, plainly visi had been shipped to them all the ble to the executive at the flat-to- p desk, hangs a framed motto: from Pittsburgh instead of way We have just unloaded a car of Peets Soap and Soap Can Be Dose It !from Chicago, Youngstown, Ponders. We have also received our portion of a car of South Bend, Gary, or from other Observing this not long since, Raisins (seeded and seedless), Old Master Coffee, Roval cent- we were reminded of Virgils steel or implement-piakinGarden Tea, and New Crop Nuts. Our patrons receive the line about the winners in the ers. full benefit of our buying power as you will note below. If boat races They can because ton As the actual freight per you are not yet one of our regular patrons you are missing from these places is lees than they think they cam. your greatest opportunity for price saving on dependable from Pittsburgh, the outside From a graceful trireme on foods. Give one of our stores and markets a trial and you a the Tiber to a steel speedboad on mills pocket the difference will be agreeably surprised with the Service and savings. the Hudson is a, far cry and a plus (or surplus- - profit of anywhere from $3 to $13 a ton. And long step in locomotion- But Vir A Few gils epigram is as close to the this is where that Saving desk motto, in homely phase, as in comes tax, or subsidy, NO VI AI) SOAP POWDERS FI OCR is to twenty. Mans con nineteen whidi the citizens of the United 19 bar A. B. Soap... 89c tict your Winter Hupply of natural of forces has been quest 19 bars Crystal Whit Soap 87c Hour at these Haying Prices. States pay annually to a struggbut the process of hu4 bar Crystal Cocoa Soap.. 35c amazing, 10 48 Jb. Rags Optimo ling industry that has made man 4 bar Kirk'a Olive Soap.. 23s Hald Wheat Flour....... $15 00 thought, since the the days more multi millionaires than of Aristotle 12 bar Creme Oil Soap..,- .- 7 So 2 48 lb. bags Optimo and the Roman sing 4 bar Creme Oil Soap........ 27c Standard Oil. Hard Wheat Flonr $3 05 remain er, pretty much the 1 Sea 23c 1 Foam........ 48 lb. bag Optimo Large pkg. understand 75 millions is A same. The Nations Business. 4 small pkgs, Sea Foam ..... "25C Hard Wheat Flour ... .. $1.65 very conservative estimate at 5 Large pkg. Feets Washing ibi pags High Patent .. o that. ,37e Flour i Machine Soap $13 00 t. adopt There is an alibi for the Pitts- un if the f timer 2 48 lb. bags High Patent , 3 small pkgs, Feets Washing wh ' Machine Soap .. have a high it.Accordingy. 2Ec Flour 32.66 burgh-plus plan. It is that f POF CORN continut profitable ly 1M6 lb, bags High Patent irdutry collection the of this imaginary to hold Foji Corn and the Fireside Flour $1 35 up the country for ar charge for freight is necessary make the chilly evenUgs more MTH tribute of 73 oi unnecessary to stabilize the steel industry. Oet jour I'baiikfiglvinir Nut at pleasant, more millions of dollars a year 2 lbs. New Fop t.oru. . quality 15c atad Best is Hkaggs, It this is alleged practice : Efng-tof- that medical propaganda If I, - JOSEPH ANDERSON, Secretary. , of the UNITED CASH AND CARRY STORE 1 growing from flay to la . That people are pleaxed mill our CLEAN STORE, NEW WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF GOODS, and LOW PRICES I especially noticeable b) the return xlit of our first customer. Every da many new face are also een. People art anxious to see and oatronize the NEW STORE THAT H SI tl)K LOGAN THE U)WEST PRICED GROCERY TOWN 1 THE INTER-MOUN- T 41N t ! WEDNESDAY-BEFOR- week at Boston, whose' resolutions say: Humane pules governing animal experimentation which nave been in force for years and observed in the laboratories of all the medical schools and medical research institutes in the United States. As has teen published by the Blue Cross, the doors of these laboratories are open to representatives of humane societies and other proper persons. Diseases of animals, which have heretofore oh used sickness, suffering and death to millions of animals, have been already in large part conquered and every year sees further progress in preventing tjheir prevalence. By this means the food supply of a famishing world has been enormously increased. To prohibit such experiments, as is proposed in California and Colorado, would mean cruelty both to man and animals. NOONi- - E INDUCEMENTS s, Election of new officers. You should be there. v THE POPULARITY . 1 P.M. - Two autos collided in Ogden Its getting to be quite the fa--1 yesterday and eight - persons Bhion in Chicago t3 bomb anyone were hurt as a result Bob Wheat you dont like. A man the driver of a taxi i said to a leaner in any line of becoming endeavor of there is the sure to be threat pretty liquor and this was the main cau ened with violence and probably ?e of the collision. He is under blown up- - The latest victim is arrest. Two cf the number hurt Alderman O'Toole whose home are in bad shape, was blown up yesterday, presumably by political opponents. J The recent snowstorm damag- Lets hope the fashion doesnt ed a great many trees in Salt spread westward f Washington,- Nov.'. 7. Whether science shall; be allowed to continue its service to humanity to thq. fullest extent will be decided ,at the polls or Tuesday in three 'states; California, Col1 orado andWashington. In th$ first two cf these tat-;ethe people will decide bypop-ula- r vote whether jnedical research involving the' use of living animals shall be proh itited. In Washington, an- effort is being made to repeal an act passed last year which allcws to forbid examination ofparents their children in school by the health - countries, of the world have increased their crop this year by more than one d pter cent. No wonder they V i are cheap. ; tgrowing t Tuesday, November 7, 1922. LARGE PA 4 K4GE FRESH HUNRIPE OATS ML HAG 4 RUSH WHITE GERM ADE. 3 LARGE PAt RAG FJL NEW CROP SEEDED OR SEEDLESS RAISINS . : . ' 20c. 30c-- ' ' 25c SOME REGULAR PRICES i CEREALS , ... v 1'LOIR Creani-o.. 3 ' You tkp ' )Q chant es on any Wheat, pkg 2 Packages Germea 36c brand of Hour Bdld by us. M9ney . 15c Grape Nuts, package Shredded Wheat, pkg lie Large Kellogg Corn Flakes 15c Small Kellogg's Cqin Flakes. 9c Puffed Wheat, pkg, 15c 2 pkg Puffed Rite 35t . 20c Kellogg Bran, pkg Roman Meal, pkg 39c 2 pkg Zep (the new Gluton Vitamin Whole Wheat food) 3oc 9 lb. Bag Sunripe Oats 4 3c 9 lb Bag White Germade 39c 9 lb Bag Graham 33c 9 lb Bag New Corn Meal 29c Large pkg Sunripe Oats 25c Large pkg Sperry Oats 25c Large pkg. Sunripe Wheat 29c 29 c Large pkg Sperry Wheat 2 Small pkgs Sunripe Oats 25c PANCAKE 9 lb 4 ELOIR Bag Encore Pantake Flour . lb. Bak Encore P C. Flour 57c 27c 28q Large pkg. Albers Flap Jack- Small pkg.' Alber'a Hap Jack ZlSc 3 back 1! not Satisfactory lb bag Hard Wheat i $13 High Patent Flour 2 . $2jf5 48 11 bag above for 10 48 lb bags Mdikg Beet "4 I Blended High Patent Flour $12 69 2 48 lb bags Macks Best $2.85 1048 lb Bag Soft Wheat . $12.25 High Patent Flour 2 48 lb bage above , $2 50 10-J-- ... RAISIN'S Large pkg Seeded or Seedle . .... ISc Raisins One Dozen pkgs. above for. $1.76 UOFFFK Note our saving price 011 popular brands of High Giade Coffee. 5 lb can Golden Gale Coffee $2.15 1 lb can Golden Gate Coffee . 4(c 2 lb can Hill's Red Coffee $1.06 1 lb. can Hills Red Coffee... 44c 3 lb. can Blue Pine Coffee . $1 29 (1 lb, can Blue Pine Coffee. 440 ' ' y -- BETTY CARPENTER IN FILM lead- ing woman in Burn Em Up Barnes his j initial feature length starring Vehicle, is Betty Carpenter,-Whosfirst Screen Sp pea ranee was made several years ago in a series of Universal pictures. Afterwards she was with (he Sunshine Comedy Company aftJ later played the role of Hope in Famous players superproduction Experience. Her lates screen, appearances have been made under the auspices of Realart, appearing in support of Constance Binney and Alice Brady. In Burn Em Up Barnes it is this petite grolden haired girl who inspires bhie hero to gain the booty taken from the First National bank by a couple of crooks, who make their escape in the guise of automobile racers entered in the annual road race being run on that very day. Johnny, who is the hero, obtains a racer and, accompanied by the girl, speeds after the crooks, recovers the loot and at he same time wins the trophy and need it be said? also wins the girl. e , .4 Re-Bir- - v- . By a special Fuller process. Pioneer White Liad is super, purified which makes it a whiter i lead. ') This means that paints which have a Pioneer White Lead ' base have clearer color tones than those hich Use an ' ordinary lead. , Pioneer is also ground so fine that it passes through silk screen with 30,000 meshes to the square inch. This makes paints which contain it spread easier. a Pioneer White Lead, lke all Fuller products, is the result of 73 years of paint making experience. It is a quality product. Ask our Service Department for- - free advice brushes, materials, etc., for all kind of work. We can fill your orders from stock. Smith Bros. Lumber Co. Dealers Logan on .. Hyrum iPAI NTStEORlEVEMieURROS 49 E. Second South St.. tryside, expresses wonder that the colors of decay are so much surplusage. more gorgeous than those of spring. You might as well ask,' another retorts, why death is Practic of Ttlng Cow. The practice nf testing cow to de- more majestical than life. termine their milk and butter fat proThat the Pall of the year has duction and feed consumption by a beauty singular and sad is menus of associations ho due chiefly, we suppose, to its as become widespread. There- are now sociation with the coming rigors 452 associations of this kind In the f winter. It has never seemed to Lnited Stales. is a period of decay ; for it is in the Fall that the wealth brought Cracking Velvet Beane. Velvet beans, as a dairy feed, 'are jut of the soil moves to its realiimproved by cracking, soaking and sation in the elevator- - the mill grinding. Crackuig alone dm not pay and the exchanges. TTiis is a time .or the work of doing It. hut grinding of fuickenirfg trade of a livelier lid. In a feeding test in Texas. flow through the artries of commerce. Not Winter, but Summer Advertising is the steam or is anomalously the period of the electricity or whatever is ommercial hibernation Autumn the latest and best motive pow- not is the season of busi er to pull every day, week, nessSpring, rebirth1 month or year, into a profitable one Tell your news stcry h the From all accounts Jack Dempoeople through this newspapei sey is ready to sign for a cham- - j and calms may come and go oionship fight but as yet no pro- awa'y again Without, affecting motor has offered a figure satis. you. factory to the worlds greatest battler. Abe Mitchell and George Dun r can. the British golf pros, have Working j ourself to death is returned to Englapu alier a haul. Luanng yourself to death . highlv successful American tour. is easier and much quicker - Whiter Lead Salt Lak, City, Utah. th At this season there recurs to us often a passage from Mr and Mrs. Deventry, in which one of the players, discussing the glories of the autumn coun- cow-testin-g PIONEER IS A PLAY Johnny (Torchy) Hines The Season of Business Just West of First National Bank;' MORE LIGHT FROM YOUR WINDOWS NOW that fall house cleaning 19 over, it is time to thfhk about new curtains and draperies for the If you have a room which is in. dined to be dark the drapery and curtain shown here will appeal to you. The curtain la not only very unusual but will allow a maximum of light to come in through the window. In this arrangement the side pieces and top drape are" put back of 0) window casement, the Inside edge of the 'aide piece just coming to where the glass begins. Instead of the usual win-doe- s. 1 1 scrim or net curtains, there is odly a short net drape at the top which softens the effect of the draperies against the glasB but permits more light to enter the window. The side draperies and top piece for your window may be of any color or material desired. Be sure and hang them woll back from the window having them come to the inside of the casing. The top piece jnay be a straight Tull ruffle or a shaped flat piece like that shown in the sketch. Lave the net curtain come only a short distance below this top piece. v waJ It may be of plain net or ornamented with lace as shown In the sketch. With this style of curtain-yo- u woufd not need a window shade. The net curtain is finished with a cream colored cord and tassel. |