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Show I Friday, Hay 28, 1926. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH , PAGE FIFE a Money saving CASH STORES Cash 'stores Saturday Prices The last regular Wednesday The Benson Stake M. I. A. Boards are surelj accomplish-- i luncheon was turned over to ing big' things in their Mutual' a dLscussion of business proWork. blems by the Smithfield Ki- Sanborn and Morris At; the beginning of the warns Club. Plans were perLEMONS to Talk Tickets for years tvork in XO'--o. a banquet fected for the 2 dozen and Juicy, was offered by the mutual Night, at which (he iadies of Graduation. . ' f board to th? best and largest Kiwanis will be present, June rge pounds Tickets for graduation exer-- j advanced Senior class in the 7. The program for the eveRipe cises and the Baccaulaureate stake, the enrollment was to ning will be in charge of the sermon of the Utah Agri-h- e judged .according to the pop- - Committee on Kiwanis Educaultural College " Commence- ulation of the ward tion and will commence at It so happened that Amalga 5:30 P. M. Every one of the ment program will be put on distribution at the College on the smallest ward in the stake 1500 Kiwanis clubs in the UnitTuesday, June 1. at room 131, and Smithfield First the lar- ed States will be in session at Main Building. Because of the gest ward in the stake scored the same time. The program CANTALOUPES!-NEWPOTATOES great demand for tickets, only so closely together that .toth will be largely commemorative two can be allowed to each per- wards were entitled to the of Kiwanis achievement the son applying- Extra chairs will victory. lbs past ten years and the event From the Amalga ward will bb celebrated in true anbe placed ift the College chapel to accommodate those not for- there were present at the ban-su- niversary fashion. Those who 18 members of the class. took tunate enough to secure tickpart in the Kiwanis drama From Smjthfield First ward will be special guests. Stereop-tica- n Heads ets. Large 95 members were pre-sslides have been provided The 'graduation Exercises about nt. class has an enroll- by Kiwanis International This, of will be held Saturday. June 5, 117 with an average ment of activities Kiwanis M. 10 Honorable A. The at held in 'October 1925, outstanding the United States Jeremiah U. Sanborn, first pre- meeting throughout were there present in the ad and Canada and he showing of sident of the College, will de- vancel Senior 60 dePartment these accompanied bv a descrip liver the address to the graduparents. tion of each will feature the stuone ates. hundred About Pot Roasts Best Cuts pound have 85 numbers who 14 They baccalprogram. dents will receive the have attended five and more evenings Conservrtion 20 Rump Roasts pound was disForest aureate degree and ten , the meltings. 4uriftj the seasons Veal Roast, Shoulder, Best cuts, pound.... 20 cussed at great length during masters degree. The Baccalaur- work. The Class President is Frankfurters 2 pounds eate Sermon will be delivered James - J- Meikie, Vice Presi- the business session. 45 Plans were drawn up for Link Sausages all Pork pound Sunday, June 6, by the Honor- dent, Emma Hill yard V Secre25 Tournament during the Tennis L. Morris Salt of able Nephi Class tary, Lillian Plowman; 45 2 pounds Lake City. The exercises will leaders Joseph McCann and Ef-fi- coming month. G- E. Kingsford, Hams Whole or Half pound 35 chairman of the sports commitstart at 11 A. M. A. Greene. a All are cordually invited to There never has been a yar tee announced plans for camp evethe entertainment Sunand ground Stake Benson attend the of Saturday the history IDAHOI UTAH! enterThis' 18th. June of go ning day programsadvaned senior work when held on the much has bee accomplished the tainment will be .grounds Smithfield camp five short radic) talk .about wards are all to be complimen announced for also were indivi work Plans is used. wonderful Any ted for their If an hydraulic engineer horsepower Sending Power by canyon trip during June for dual radio set picks up about 4)ong this line. water-powwishes to transmit clulx wife the millionth lus of of and Merrill a one thousandth Radio Future Hope Nathan he confines the water in a pipe a horsepower. If every receiving Idetta, are the The, balance of, the meetvng l advanced . ( By .AsaoHated Press ) theelectric.il engineer set in America were tuned ip on Senior' leaders1 their tnthusani was turned over to "reports ANN ARltO RMicfr.; May 28. Similarly , felt for from all tapding committees. n to a wire this station' ,it would receive and influence Royvdfeatrisvj'of.unlimited confines his current hdrse-powof w the stake EVerett Smith was a specia of a in all arils Hydraulic power ccAild be trans- about less than the horse- good and radio power pc'ssibiinies,f01. meads guest. time modey " -4 have failed to impress,..Prof, mitted by throwing stones into foric ns exerted by a fly lifting them power i llenj amirBal! Gf, ac f n g head of a pond and allowing the waves his foot. , considered being i REGULAR LETTER the Department of Electrical to, rock chips of wood upon the Especially idid they feel the To make transmission . of Engineering at the University surface.of the water. The diffi- power by radio commercially importance of the course, of ot of Michigan. FROM FRANKLIN culty is that; only a small fracwe must be able to study tHs season that George Transmission of power by ra- tion of the energy used could be practicable The Horde written by recover at least half of the enBrinhall. dio, predicted byr many scien- recovered H, 7 of cteean into launched tthe FRANKLIN, May 28. Mrs. When the electrical engineer ergy beautiful pageant' was givA tists, is only future hope, in the ether. Mr. of direction is out he the of Vernon Oliverson received word Prof. a sends radio), under wave, en Bailey. opinion and Mrs. Merrill typ.fymg tne that her cousin, Mrs.' Morris "Nothing we know at present doing to the ether what the Garden City influent es muen indicates the possibility df trans small boy does to the pond when ideal home uhl Jones of Malad, died at the Utah News Notes credit is due all concerned sucblitting power by radio on a he thrown a sj;one into it. He is Idaho hospital Monday, followwaves which he . sai d. creating ether all are hoping for a b ;gir basis, paying season ing an operation for inward goi- -j cess during the coming Of GARDEN CITY, May 28, course, we do transmit spread in every direction, and was held at small the of whenever some a we' The have energy students only part power following wife tre. The funeral Mrs Calvin Coolidge,, broadcast a concert, but no one he' is sending out eyer will be leaves a Malad ,She home frcpi Logan where Tuesday. been prethe President, has woven runs his,w8shing machine by recovered. to 'five children and husband they havq been attending school of by For example, to broadcast a at the Brigham -- Young College sented with a shawl radio .yet. Mothers death.. mourn her Italian untimely cf the the past winters Lila Sprouse, mrtnbcry Rebecca i Oliverson of of Boston. Mrs. Club Loy Lydia Gibbons, Fejrn Pope, Mapleton, who has been at lita Hodges, Leone Hodges, and Franklin for the past 'six weeks ' Archie Sims. Leone Miss Ilildt returned caring for her mother Who has home from Ldgan where she been in poor health- - for some has spent the winter attending time has returned home as her the South Cache High School, i mother is nOw improving rapid-ly- .. Mrs. G. L. Gardner returned , from Logan where she has been The Lyric Music Co., of Ogden installed a player piano in the visiting with her son La Von Gardner and family. home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon , Iasi E. left LaMont on approval. Oliverson Hodges Due to our' steady increase in business, we have found it of Strand Montana where he Inch for 24 A entertainment will Tuesday primary be will which open advisable to open a store in Smithfield, summer will the be in selling spend the opera house at given for business Saturday morning, May 29th,. with a new, Marie Union Guaranteed the for Knitting goods evening, FrunklimAVednesday fresh clean stock of quality merchandise. X 1 1". Mills of Logan, Utah. dance. owed .folj June 2nd,, bya stimulate The fundamental purpose of competition is to Inde Willis Benson Mrs. Antoinette was the is evening-visiting Last Sunday business, not handicap it. Practically all of the world s with her sister Mr. LaVar Pope Conference. The Ward Franklin' It promotes activity, Pearls speakers were Bishop ' P. G. progress is due to competition. at Lone Tree, Wyoming. new Ideas and Initiative. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Hodges, Whitehead and Counselors Shel Value $5.50' On our opening at Smithfield, we are going to give our Mr. and Mrs. J. G Sprouse, Mr. don Doney and Philando. Packer customers with each purchase, free, one fancy 10c Bar and Mrs. J. W. Gibbons motored and Amasa Beckstead of the Or . . . of Toilet soap. to Logan Saturday afternoon . High Counsel. A quartet, .Mabel SIIOl Nora . Monday May 31, will be a holiday at both stores, Handy,1 Eva . Parkinson, They attended the Brigham Beautifully' . EARLY SATURDAY Daines and Lonetta Packer, Young' College commencement and memorial exercises. They The- choir the rest Both Stores These Unusual Prices Engraved Nickle of the songs. furnished returned home Monday. The new officers - 25 21 Cans Morgan, Early June Peas The Misses Verrell Sprouse of the Y, M. A- were sustained Plated Bread lb. Best Fresh Creamery Butter and Delicia Sims returned frem j'JJi and the retiring officers releas- 'Jy 3 Cans, 15c Pork and Beans Salmon , ed. Salt Lake. City, Utah where . Supt. Alima Morrison and 29C 2 Tall Cans, Medium Grade Cotmslors Joseph Wickham and they spent the winter. It is the "oC 1 Carton Matches (6 Boxes) rumor that Miss Sims is to be a Wendal Fuhriman the retiring With every 45C 2 35c Cans Pineapple June Bride. officers werfe Supt. L. G. Parkin ; L. B. Pope and sister .Louise son and Counselors Joseph of Quality Meats purchase Hatch and A. W, Hyde. The Pope, Mrs. Ed Rich, Miss Paul BABY STEER BEEF ine Rich, Miss Hattie Booth; and Secretary John Smith was sus$15.00 or more Pot Roasts (Best Cuts) lb,. visitwere Booth Morrell tained again. Logan Rolled Roasts (Boneless) lb Dr. II. Earl Belnap and wife 5th. ors last week. June until ' Rib Boil Miss Mrs. Alex Johnson, and family and also a sister, all Lo? Veal Shoulder Roasts, lb Merle Saf terthwaite and Miss of Ogdeftwereguest3ofMrs, Verrell Sprouse are spending Mary B. Lowe last Tuesday, This was the first visit the Docthe week ip Logan visiting friends-antor had paid to Franklin for relatives. L. David Calder nine years. and family, Vern Pope and family, David Tuesday night was the last M. I. A. meeting for the season McCann and family are moving & the following program was renback to Garden City after spend19 EAST 1st NORTH dered .given by the Senior girls. ing a few years in, Wyoming. Davis and Hunsaker SMITHFIELD Nat Hodges and Rulon Hyden Song Put Your Shoulder to the LOGAN Wheel. PTayer Bishop P. G. of Smithfield were Garden City Whiteheal. Sen g Senior Class. week. last is visitors Kur store and Market full of wonderful displays with our service and un- usually low Prices are all ready Shop Early. A Extra large, 1 dozen Two days holiday ( 25c 45 c Only Two Tickets Can Be "Allowed to Each One Who Applies All-Kiwa- 2 jc 2 I NUGGETS J - 35 et jjc POST TOASTIES i 2 .'" 2 . - - I er ' has-bee- , -- er one-nilliont- 1 re-turn- ed - , ?et Our 29 Sale Saturday, May o'clock 19 New- A TORE FREE! . --Cho- of ice -- ' 25 Bars Laundry Soap.. $1.00 lb. Sack H.P.Flour $1.45 14 Bars Creme Oil Soap.. $1.00 10 Large Cana Pork and Beans $1.00 5 lbs. No, 1 Soft Shelled Walnuts $1.00 8 Packages Kingsfords Starches $1.00 7 Cans Smithfield Peas $1.00 7 Cans Best Iowa Corn..' $1.00 25 Large Rolls Toijet : $1.00 Paper ....... 1 2500 24 Boxes Matches 1 Large Bucket 10 Yol 340c ;... $1.00 Lard $1.00 R!ce.. Best $1.00 Pkgs. Japan Tea $1.00 10 lbs. Bulk Cocoa $1.00 10 lb. Pail Honey . $1.25 5 Gal. 60 lbs. Honey..,. $3.00 Pairs of Shoes To Be Closed Out At Your Own Price 2 to 4 Baby Shoes Pair 50 8 1 2 to 12 Girls Slippers Ladies Slippers Values to $7 Sale.. $1.00 Ladies Per Pair.'. 75tf ValuesShoes to $12 Sale Boys Gym Shoes. Size 11 to 2 Boys High Kick Shoes $1,00 Per Pair... Sizes 11 to 2 Sale.. $1.50 75 1 tat Ladles Slippers Mens Tennis Shoes Half Price at Sizes 6 to 10 Pair 90 '. DRY GOODS - 4, Bleached Sheeting Per Yard Yards Hope Bleach Jap Crepe All Colors Per Yard J 4 Yards 32 inch Gingham 3 Yards Figured Satin for Quilts..... 45c Devonshire Plain and Figured Per Yard 10 6. 65d $1.00 25 $1.00 $1.00 .... 33 Hi HUM MB. HI JJ last Saturday. Hainan , Rasmussen was a business visitor at Preston . last Morrison, Reading Rachel Saturday. piano solo Constance Handy; Jmdc. Mink s. oollp $s- - f talk Mary B. Lowe ; song Denice motored Barfus to George Parkinson and Co,;' remarks Richmond last Monday. Supt Alma Morricon; remarks Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Nelson of 2nd Counselor Weindel Fuhri- Preston were Mink Creek visitman; song, Sowing. Benedic- ors Sunday. tion Sister 'Jesse Atkinson. ;. and Virgil Qrmm Ilopkins Next Tuesday yill be a social Larson were Preston visitors given by the officers cf the M. I. last Saturday. A. A n(ce lunch and program Bergiie and Bennett the Insur will be furnished for the occa- ance men were at Mink Creek sion. , on business last Wednesday, MINK CREEK, May 28 1. W. Hillyard -- of $mithfidd-w- as Next Tuesday June 1st, will (be a b'usinessvisitcr at Mink the Keller reunion. There will Creek last Wednesday. '" be a dance in the evening, all - , are invited to attend to dance. A Turkish woman has ben Good music is expected. ' appointed clerk of the municiAirs. Erwin Nelson returned pal court In Constantinople. home last, Sunday from Grace After six months in this posiwhere she Visited her parents tion she will ascend the bench . for about two weeks. ' the first woman judge in Aliss Ada Jepson was at'Pres-Ella Woodward, Mildred Dunk-leand Denice Parkinson. y ton BUY AT . " - structablet John H. Anderson & Sons AND SAVE ON EVERYTHING Phone Us Your Orderg645 We Deliver x -- . i at - - - Tray - I NITEjm ;1LM HJ If: Cash 7 Cans Pineapple.,..- -. $1.00 6 lbs, Cleaned Currants $1.00 8 lbs. Raisins....,,...., $1.00 140 1 lgi . GROCERY DEPARTMENT -- - I HALF PRICE 2 5 LETTUCE CLEARANCE SALE All Ladies Dresseis, Spring Coats And New IVlilllnery go at CINDERELLA Carry ! $1.25 Roy O Lite Silk Crepe, yard Best Rayon Suiting yard Best Fast Color Voile, per yard' -Normandy Voiles, per yard 65c Pair White Turkish Towels, 2 Fairs... $2.23 Georgette Crepe, Special $2.25 Crepe De Chine, Special ' 2i 9SC - 6S - 3840dri SI. 00 81.75 81.75 GROCERIES Best Pineapple No. No. 2 Best Pineapple - ...... 30ri ......w...., 40c Cans Sliced Peaches 1 lb. Tall Can BIak Top Salmon.: Large .Can Apricots .?K X Packages Cornflakes Gold Medal Mayonnaise ........ 3 Packages JelL 2 Large Packages of White King Washing Powder and 3 10c Bars Toilet Soap 25c4 25c4 50dL - SHOES ... Z 25C 23C $1.00 .7 1 , $6.00 White Kid Slippers $5.39 Spijte Heel Black Patent Pumps Ladies $6 00 Blonde Pumps Mens $6.00 Blonde Oxfords 25 20d h . ........ ... 84.90 84.40 83.00 85.00 |