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Show THE JOURNAL, PAGE EIGHT LOGAN CITY, CACHE v THAT "SOMETHING . J. By Governor AT Hayball Merc. Co.s 28th SATURDAY, AUGUST Dollar. Day Grocery Specials 30 Bars I and G Naptha Snap $1.00 ... 14 Bars Castile .Soap........ $1.00 10 Large Cans Poik and Beans . .. $1.00 8 Large Cans Tomaotes $1.00 5 23c Cans K C Powder... $1.00 8 Pkgs. Kingsfords Corn Starch . $1.00 8 Pkgs. Kingsfords (J5ws Starch $1.00 6 Large Cans Salmon .. . , $1.00 .. 12 Cans Dutch Cleanser $1.00 .. $1.00 3lOc Packages Green Tea ...... ? Cans Pineapple $1.00 .. $1.00 7 Cans Smithfield Peas ..... 2 L Bar CrjslaJ $1.00 ..... 8 Pounds Bulk Cocoa $1.00 21 Water Glasses .... . ... $1.00 7 Can Best Corn r $1.00 , . - . White-Soa- ... . . Ilk Quart White Enameled, Dish Pans 1 Largr Bucket Lard 7 Irftrge Cans Kardum . 1 Lot Mens Dress Shirts Each . L Lot Mens Work Shirts Each 7 Pairs Mens Work Sox , 4 Pairs Mens Dress Sox , One Lot of Shoes Your Choicer 1 Lot Aluminum Wear Choice ,... 1 Dozen 1 Quart Fruit Jars .. .... 13 Pounds Fine Sugar ..... 1 Bushel Best Eiberta Peaches 2 GallonauTwin Peak Catsup .. . . 2 -- s 1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1,10 $1,00 $1.25 $1.00 Wool Mixed Dress Goods Regular Price S9c. Special for Dollar Day . 5 jards for 6 yards Percale for jards Prints for 4 for jards Colored Indianhead for 2 jards Ratine for LJ 2 $1.00 $1.00 .... $1 .00 . $1.00 $1.00 for a big year. Concluded .leading Guests ' $1.00 $1.00 .$1.00 . poem- - Logan Hoy Wins Tennis 1 . . Fancy Cans Tomatoes 2 Cans 25c Pineapple 2 Cans Rex Lye lb. Box Soda Crackers United Cash and Garry Flour Cache Valley Product Bag Plenty of Melons, Cantaloupes, I 13 g 41l 25 24 J.3 39 19 ... 39 .65 SI Peaches . . are Happy Also to Offer Among' Our Saturday Bargains a well known ' Brand of High Grade Lard which will be on Sale at all Tnree Stores Saturday Only r$1.99 by Lifes . NIT Title Cash & Carry Stores - - $1.59 ,:ruRELAR) QUALITY MEAT PRICES AT OUR 'i LOGAN STORE Pot Roasts (Best Cuts) Pound 12 Rolled Boneless Roasts Pound .. J, 7T Rump and Tip Roasts Pound Lamb and Veal Spring SALT LAKE- Aug- 27 Alton Crash Towels for . of Sixer Tuikish Towels for mounted Logan $1.00 1 te the pinnacle of fame Large Tuikish Towels for .. $1.00 2 Extra Large Turkish Bath Towels among the junior net play-- . $1.00 4 Pair Childrens Hose for . . . by "iers smashing his $1.00 k ulg our social civic lives2 Pair Ladies Ribbed Hose Tan or v,ay to a straight set victory With the statement, John H. over Bill Woodard, L. D. S. U. Ited Gray for $1.00 Moss 1 Lot Ladies House Dresse Each $1.00 of Milwaukee, Wisconsin-- youth, in the final round of the 1 Lot Ladies Hats Choice each for $1.00 immediately past president of f mtermountaim tennis international, opened meat played at the Salt Lake his address before thig after- - Tenni3 club, Pauij Holt and Max Mangunvof Provo o noon s of the inis morning weie lutunatioiul jn, to enrich the spirit of good ;riicti-ir- session .convntl?n- - 1118 addiess crushed the Salt Lake pair, Bob President Ralph A. Amcrman of i fcllownhin uhirh obtained at! v as designed primarily tp em- - Fisher and Harold Smith, in a' Scranton,.Pen.. , and immediate. i. whe, the fact that Kiwanis is decisive fashion- to take the phasize egistrapast present John II. Moss.!hM',luaKevs a and not merely a Lun-- 1 combination championship back service tion m (van band The! .prograss. both of whom will address the to the Garden city The scores convention today and tomorrow- then led the way to the Capitol tieoa cjuK ltd jo, tbe were bis subject, president Amer-- ! Theatre, whore for thirty, min- - n,ent According to The fiery headed youth fregn Moss in stressed the ways which man, this is the second time in utes Kiwanians joined in a song- - Kiwanis is the Cache Valley metropolis in com1300 serving the history of K,wani.s Interna- - feat led by Alfred M. Durham, made brilliant rallies in each of of munities the United States chairman of International h tional that any district has had the first and' second sets in Canada and Music-anmittee on the International president I have always noticed. which he trailed and crashed the 'immediate past presi-- ! After the call to order by Governor Gowen, Mayor A. G dent in attendance. l,ong before the opening isos-- j Lundstrom of Logan, and Presi-siowas railed to order by Dis- - dent Robert Anderson of the trict Governor,!. B, Gowen- the 'Logan Chamber of Commerce,, ceilteis f population. In Ixigan Band was supplving mus-- j delivered addresses of welcome, f1 eel Responses were made by Lieuten lhe1.laller COIiaU11itles there i.itit Governors George B Crabtree of Idaho Falls and II. B. A ven of Bingham Canyon, Utah On request of President Amer man, a slight change was m.ide 7 6 : Z Responsibilities. Remainder of the afternoon was spent in conferences, of Presidents, Secretaries,' Trus tees and members. . . r , yards Underwear Voile for .. .. jards Jap Crepe for . 2 jards Cotton Charmeuse for- - .. $1.00 t jmdsLingciie lain Crepe ... $1,00 1 yards Lingerie Plain Crepe $1.00 8 Pair Indies Hose . $1.00 Lot Ladies Silk Hose Value $1.30 Choice for Pairs Ladies Bloomers for Large CanteloupesV... Mild Full Cream Cheese, lb. man and assist' the (farmer in raising standards to a higher business level Also work for underprivileged children, Much opportunity for real progress. indication Every 5 , 4 and city 2 2 PRICES UNIFORM AT ALL STORES SOME OF SATURDAYS SAVINGS 3 20c Pkgs. Corn Flakes .rrrrrr. .... We $1.00 $1.00 . 2 yards English Broadcloth ( - Yards for $Y.OO 36 inch Light Outing 5 yards for $1.00 36 inch Dark Outing 5 ards for $1.00 32 inch Kalhurnic Gingham 2 jards Flowered Dimity for, o - Dollar Day Dry Goods Specials 6 fact that a penny saved is a penny earned is as true today as it has always been, but the intelligent housewife has learned that it never pays to sacrifice quality for quantity. It isnt .necessary to sacrifice either when you buy your Groceries and Meat at the UNITED stores, you can fill your market basket without emptying rour pocket-boo- k and you get quality, service and satisfaction. THE B. Gowen , District Kiwanis International This district is secially favored by having as International representatives President Ralph A. Amcrman, and Immediate Past President John II. Moss wdth us in Logan. These two men have spent years of time in Kiwanis and bring to this district that Something which is hard to define; That Something which binds all together in work to make our communities better; That Something which grips our souls a id makes ns look with compassion on and lend a helping hand to the child and the unfortunate men and women of our communities; That Something which bids us pause in our mad scramble for wealth and position and consider our greatest asset, our boys and our girls,- that wc may guide them and assist them in becoming useful members of society; That Something which makes us stop to survey ourselves, and realize that w e are swiftly passing on' to the Great Beyond, and that we should not leave this world without doing something to benefit fu ure generations.Utah-Idah- H. G. Friday, August 27, 1926 COUNTY, UTAH j Davis . HYItUM SMITHFIELD LOGAN and Hunsaker , Ski ca. tourna-Kiwun- is ; Kiwanis Most Success ful District Conven j,,' ttoil Opened at Capitol n- v r Continued from Page otto - ( of the twenty-fou- r I I i develop-Preside- nt 6-- 2, local clubs. other delegates were expected to register later ih the day. the registration already is well up toward the anticipated 400 mark Among the earliest arrivals While 6-- t - International opened this morn . ing t the Capitol Theatre with delegates registered fiom each 8-- 6, 6-- 4, - Utah-ldah- i 6-- 4, 6-- 3. John H; g Anderson & Sons GROCERIES Com-bot- n j - i ; -- ft With the Opening of School We are Pre pared to Help You Solve the Shoe Problem Better Shoes for Less at r in todays piogram president Amerman appearing this morning in place of p.ist presidenti the Moss, and the latter taking the tause hei place this afternoon. ill,bs are almost All Season we have been Selling Fruit Jar for Less than most places in town. Me just wish Iona lots to say it is because of buying is Now Getting Our season. in the Supplv arly Exhausted on some kinds and sizes. Flease do not wait too long and be disappointed. Ad jear fruits haveeen ripe and gone before we it. The Reaih Crop is no exception. Me have Peaches and vve will move them Saturday onrush its 27c 40 W 25 30 25 38c4 1.47 DRESS GOODS Our Fall Line of Fancy Dress Flannels, Wool ( bailies and Suitings Have Just Arrived.' Pricey Very Low. Come in and Make Your Selection Today. BLANKETS lelutiveiy porarily by annexing the small communities where both th game- but faded out in the AU Wool U, S. Army Blankets $1.00 this nmrning Val dJw.t'ed Pwb.hty and hkhhood of telbwing two. Line of Blankets at Cost Fact' Big Sample service are 0.ne'aldd ?!.e thlrdtlet TaS greatest." 'clusivclv to a dseussion of All Wool U. S. Armv Breeches be.snUnt Moss stated forth- - and found the champion-torb- e wanis affairs, centering whdh $3.95 K with s the be that to service treating ood;,rd good about admmistnitive and fi.mn-isafest We Deliver 645 I1 Phone bttle the at high Meeting eonvuition regard, accomplished any cul pioblcms. fI 5 DMA m Past Picsident Moss will!come's tro mthe woik done, in bouncing balls, Saxer drove for the corners w ith deadly peak on Kiwanis oburtixcs this Uonlerenees where problems and nds off his opponent s service it s aie discussed. freey A t ter.Pu siaMoss addressTtor point after point. was conceived fifty years ago. this country, Dr. .Smith poin.i Governor Gowen tin mm nmg of the con- AVeodard did exceedingly well .ipponted convention commit-- i llu geneta! sessi Along with Priestley will be out. This included the diecov-th- e d his teat of reaching the fin- -' , ees on Resolutions and Kftin-- i UJlt,on adjourned and the founders of the erv of cm bon monoxide, whieii M ted to attend the ja' round as an unseeded .player, American :!KV The Resolutions commit- Chemical Society, explained the nature of flame. tie emiMst.s of M.ak Audeison, vaiious conferences of presi-- j marks him as a logical contender Tho.-,- e and. expected here He also was the inventor of living PiovoRov Young Brigham dents secretaries, district tins-- i for the prize next year. Saxer for the celebration are S. A. soda water. in Citv j will not be eligible to compete Flank divan, Weiser: tee s and members. J. B. F. Herre n the light of these Goldschmidt, 1927. Woodard this At at afternoons nicely, session chopped Duval Twin Itells and c Judge Dr. Smith ivuttroff, achievements. Adolph the to not high school auditorium Dr. but did possess the speed Iackaid of Springy tile H. E. said and H. to Nichols a liam mav be it surprise On the Efficiency- Committee ILdph 0 Porter, past president direct the ball away from Sax-o- f all of New York City, learn that Priestley was pr Niese, s vicious forehand punches, the Logan Club now of re Roy Gilbert, Nampa ; Percy 41, and Charles E. Munroe, Na- - marily not a chunia at Cloven, Eureka; Edward Miles versify of Utah Faculty, de-- J tional Research Council, Wash- - i)Ut a teacher, k pieacher and a Simthfield; June Kendall, Nephi live red a splendid tribute to Chemists To Honor political agitator. The truth is ington, D. C. and Judge Anderson. Blaikfoof. The Ladies of Kiwanis, Dis- award-- , that Pr'tlevs attention was Mpmorv The medal, Priptlpv,5 Priestley' ' The Conpnittee on Credentials trict Gov ei nor J B. Gowen,! ed evtry three by ' the only turnea to chemistry when will be named this afternoon. delve. ed an 'inspirational; lBv Chemical American Pim. Society foi e was in the thirties by When the venerable British address ot welcome, lie congrat-- . atod in Matthew Turner, who leetureo achievement PHILADELPHIA, Aug. outstanding : Littsman the late Janies Bryce, the audience on the pve- - 'Chemists fixim all of the chrpical science, will be be- - on ih:s subject ;n Warrington parts stated in his American Common- settee ot Imernatmn.il Prest. H- world at the Golden Jubilee stowed at a public ceremony onj A a. mjn in which Priestley wealth that No history of A. Amerman and immediate Week of the American Chen-i7,, bored asa teacher. September night, American municipal life would Past Picsident John II Moss, caj Society, will eelebrate theUpon Dr ritst leys view" on theology Edgar Fahs Smith,; lie complete unless it incorporate who have given years of time in of the of ttte'weie bitterly , Janounc-- d many years provost hous,ed a referepce to the activities and best thought to the building tovery of oxygen 17 H in and tlu University of Pennsylvania.! nglard of th,s great organization. ,5th. ef Americas great civic organiz-(UndDr, Smith is known as the'es of worship in which l o wr? n invited cooperation is mak-- ; otions, he had in mind such This discovery in 1771, deem-- ; Dean of Historical Chemists went to officiate ami his own organizations as chambers of ing their visit pleasant. He said as scientists significant and has made exhaustive in- -' home together will; his litev- jy commerceof trade, he h&d learned much of Kiwanis boards milestone as the Declaration Iquiry into Priestleys career. jary treasures am. scientific luncheon clubs, and so on during his term of office. Had ot Independence, was a triumph The ' pilgrimage to Northum-- j apparatus were destroyed, I have always felt that if that Yisited 16 clubs and would of Joseph Priestley, religious years later Priestley (ber land will serve to remindiThiee rontinue visiting during the and pioneer in chemical .those who think of Priestlev as came to America, arriving in great treatise were to be He research. Priestley will be hon-- j belonging exclusively to Eng-jNeYork' June 4, 1794. He ten, Viscount Bryce would in- - remainder of the term welcomed by eiime me uLvoiiipusiuiieiua wi found all the leading factors injored by a pilgiimage to North- - land-lha- t he spent his last de- - was officially eur great Service Clubs, because contniunity life. Advised continu umberland. Pa., where he1 lies 1cade 1794 to 1804 in Amer- - Govemof Clinton and other jthey are today a tremendous- ance in efforts of better un- - buried, and where the idea of.ica. He did some of his most prominent persons aqd left for force in developing anu direct- derstandiwr between farmer the American Chemical Society J important scientific work in Philadelphia two. weeks later. 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