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Show V THE JOURNAL. FJ&ETUim LOGAN UTAH CITY. CACHE COUNTY. Test 7 Monday. November 15. 1926i m : 4 I i - n November 13th to November 30th To Induce Quicker Sales and a larger Turnover in November we are Sacrificing Our Profits Entirely. You will Buy at Wholesale and Manufacturers Prices in This Sale. Buy Now For The Full Season. MARE YOUR DOLLARS DO DOUBLE WORK BLANKETS Infants Double Crib Blanket 19 Regular $1.50. Sale Price L .. 29? 1 Lot of Baby Blankets Sale Price "Infants Crib Blankets Reg. $1.85. Sale 19 Sale Blanket Size Cotton Large S2.49 Heavy Cotton Blanket. Reg. $4.00. Sale S3, 29 Wool Mixed Blanket. Reg. $6.00. Sale Wool Mixed Blanket. Reg. $8.50. Sale S4.95 Part Wool Blanket. Reg. $12.00. Sale Pure Wool Blanket. Reg. $16.00. Sale $1 1.95 Part Wool Quilt Blanket. Reg. $7.50 Sale Price S4.95 COATS OVERCOATS AND LEATHER Mens and Boys All Wool Overcoats $27.50 Value. Sale Price $22.50 Value. Sale Price $15.50 Value. Sale Price $19.50 Value. Sale Price Mens and Boys Sheep Lined Coats .$17.00 Value. Sale Price $14.00 Value. Sale Price $ 9.00 Value. Sale Price....... Mens Leather Coats and Vests . SI. SI. . 89 . 32. inch Length and Belt Sale Price Sheep Lined Regular .' Reg. $22.50. Sale BATH ROBES Regular Price $6.50. Sale Price.. Regular Price $7.50. Sale Price.. Regular Price $9.00. Sale Price Regular Price Sale Price $10.50. $1.19 . INFANTS SWEATER SETS 1 Lot of Leggings, Cap and Sweater Sets Sale Price Fancy Knit All ool New Colors Regular Price 86.50. Sale Price Wool Knit Sets Brushed Trimmings Regular $8.50. Sale Price Infant Capes White, Pink, Blue : Regular $4.00:' Sale Price t Infants Sweater Coats. Sale Wool Sweaters. Childs Pure Reg $5.00 Sale Price Also Special Sale Prices on Booties Infants and Childrens Caps PRINCESS SLIPS Ladies All .Wool Princess Slips. Sale Ladies Part Wool Princess Slipe. Sale . 3.98 $4.79 $5.95 $2.98 $2.19 2.95 3.39 SWEATERCOATS t of Ladies Brushed Wool Coats. Sale... Girls Slip-O- n Sweaters. Sale Price Boys All.Wool Cricketts. Reg. $4.r0. Sale. Boys All Wool Flannel Blazers Regular $5.00. Sale Price Slip-OnMens Heavy Shaker-Kni- t Sale Price Mens Fine Knit Sweater Jacket. Reg. $7.50. Mens All Wool Blazers Knit or Flannel- Regular $5.50. Sale Price Regular $6.50. Sale Price Jy Regulai$7.50. Sale Price L 1 $16.95 $11.95 $8.45 $10.95 $11.95 $9.45 $6.45 , 98 $1.69 98 SI. $1,59 $2.19 . $4.79 $9.19 1 UNDERWEAR Boys Heavy Cotton Unions, Sale 89? and Boys Part Wool Unions. Sale Price Girls Heavy Fleece Unions. Sale 89? and Ladies Fleece Lined Unions. Sale... 19 1 Lot of Mens Heavy Cotton .Unions. Sale 98? Mens Heavy Cotton. Reg. $2.00. Sale Mens Wool Mixed. Reg. $2.75. Sale L. I). S. GARMENTS AT SALE PRICES. I HOSIERY ( hi Ids Black Cotton Hose. Sale . 29? Childs Light Colors Mercerized Hos. Sale 39? Child's Triple Knee and Foot All Colors. Reg. 60 45? CIO Id's Wool Hose Black, Brown. Sale S9? and Q9? Ladies All Silk Hose. Reg. $1.25. Sale Ladies' Pointex Heel Pure Silk. Reg. $2.50 $1 Q9 Ladies Silk and Wool Tan, Black, Grey. Reg. $1.50. Sale Price Ladies Derby Ribbed. Reg. 65c. Sale Price. 45? Mens Cotton Hose Brown and Black. Sale 23? Mens Cashmere Hose. Reg. 75c. Sale Price 49? Mens Silk Hose All Colors. Reg. 75c. Sale Price 49? s. $24.50 S15.45 $14.45 . $3.49 $7.45 $4.79 $4.39 $4.59 $4.95 ' $4.75 $5.45 $6.95 $7.95 NIGHT GOWNS TOWELS 50c Pair. Sale Price .. 39? 65c Pair. Sale Price 49? $1.25 Pair. Sale Price 98? Colored Towels at Special Sale Prices Ladies Flannel Night Gowns. Sale FLANNEL SHIRTS ' Heavy Wool Shirts. Reg. 7.50. Sale Heavy Wool Shirts. Reg. $6.50. Sale Tan and Grey Shirts Fine Wool Reg. $7.50. Sale 1 Lot Boys Wool Shirts. Sale , Regular Regular Regular Fancy $3.45 $1,98 . KNITTING WORKS - ..25 $4.95 $3.95 $4.95 $2.95 Be Sure to See. the Beautiful Holland Blankets Which we Imported Direct From Leyden, Holland. You will want at Least One. Special $18.85 went that is eagerly looJ. 1. rranklm, the Ogden man ton- Mi. Meredith Amt Mrs. JAV. B.inett entertain- With encouragement to the 200 cast-iro- n wheels per day. lonvard to by Aggie stii- - lined to his home bv e, ught heie In the local pilne1 ed at an informal evening for membeis es. of the camps. Mrs. The investment, he said, is to be dents and alumni members r hi r duugl ter, Mrs. Parley B. w it h twentv tin gallons o j S tcdil of a move- - $:,oo,000 and the employment the annual Ag. Club ball; wlrch and tor Mrs. AC Tec lor Jtterthw aite football The Kan 'diaip Aggie m foi bn has 'me Die-th- e ment ir, lie o on rolls will this lo'tmvd are Geo. to henigr are Mrs. and list approximated year h Nakr gpon who u ,Mr, ben the haej went to Salt Lake Satimlav t..(i,Mted t!ie six hundred doli.u Cinmihael Bi igham 100 of m'H'r 2ith. monnniu st-- , at la r home ma beautiiuK' of the fin nanies. As the payrol thj, past proud parents the football gome between Tmanded as bnl b Ju oung moed ti'im its j re - e n t information is withheld, at th( ten da s. biihjV boy. He has been precedPie-Ln Y am1 tinC of V. and II. Select o u i wife's Xmas gift; position in alt Lake Ci y, ami I., and Merge time , although"- it if ed by four sisters. Natural: a biautiful fur coat. 1 lh Kikmi ins dep.n c" c hirle get a hue oil Utah method-.- . mm n Steel Furniture, that it will reach a sub ty,said do all the;. could to d, the parents are 'happy and .Mae Shop. advertisenn nt. ies. than wholesale cost. tourage ,tantia figure. LA Be .u Els George is wearing a smile that I BN ITT RE lo s.r I'li E A I R. . .this hU a. ivv tlie cloinu NUKr , fhe plant wbht come off. mg construct 'Zion Stand' With Hill Sur- wonduiul fui hui at the .''miThe Sheriff is busy sending BARGAIN CARNIVAL. acre plat 0 le) Mae Simp T lie' l.i) aiulLei!-nesda- ) rounded'. Ch .1, u n Smith pro- - c,! 011 twenty-fiv- e out notices to jurm- - drawn to ' K rf fealt orth Lake neaJ in Advance Christmas Show ing sere during the Novcnibe d 8Jou,nd adv ei .sonic nt Cu nounct binedutmn Ad el t isement) jffiteiigTEiTi the foundation of the old west "Sensible Toys. term of court when to apieai ttAHtft l(T vVn 0re Separating company, al Elder John 11. .Ink son list lor st r ice. (Aiherti semen t) In the git.t Bluebird pearl 912 It. Congoleum rugs Sll 95 about Seventh North and SixtE turned fumi lie Swed 1st) guess,n eoiit.st hold bv West streets. This land was PUT NlJT y FlAIHt was Funeral snicis for the kite iimssion the B,g thiee day t'anmal Ba.a-n- r piiIHlpal Mam Mrs. chased .Jeweh) Co, IS by the Griffin Wheel It! at last turning's serat Providence Pavillion Nov. Mrs. Geoige II. Thomas weie pea1 er ( Koruisen won first prize, a about six years age 'company NthAd 1,1 17th. nn'nt and till" Kith, Tuesday, held m the sixteenth ward o, Bluebud Sol) necklace, o B. peail ..no Mrs. anticipation of increased dedi ew a put in e o! life And eeo- Parley f Sharp p. ni RazJaar and Booths, t,..u and w.ts the only one who real-h- . mand for products in the intern M. - Mrh. Tailor Caimiciuel. p ni chicken Supper. 8 p. m. calm cmiditioiis iioims Sweden, uked the genuine pear' Wheel Plant . .mountain region and the ulti- euluted to make his heareis glum fopner students at the U. A. C. i i a nut. The Kiopement of Ellen v Parly Ready jniate necessity of building a have been representing Summit vt.(im,Stlav 2 P. M. same as on the choir and in addition weie thankful the liu m the good lrom the 99 fine imitations. Second m w. 825 a went necklace, plant in Salt Lake. County at the Adult Training Tued;1 Cafetmia a tenor solo b Dr. AY It AA'or- - old I S. A. Vs p to !l E. Cabhle, and third jn izev 8 ALT LAKE. Nov 15. With School w hich w as being conduct- - supper 8 p. m. Cream of the le a io!in solo by Pmf. '., Although most of the raw a 8lu liuklace. to litix mond D. ed by the U. A. C. extension Dili you get a (hie Cent .'sale construction of the main build-- , material used comes from scrapEntertainers C line, a oeal solo b f.1;t,y Alosical Rose. Thes,. irus were award service of last week. . -- n.t ! Bill ? If not. call at Biter's and ,it is possible, according to mg bn Thursday 2 p. in. Auction sale Evans and a ocal duet In ( d for the v ell w nt ton de-complete, the ping f ' ip Air. Wheatley, that Utah lianis Sisters. Invocation wasask tor one. e non't want to land Bazaar, p. m. Big Carni- pig ti"i of the reason for the Salt Lake plant of the Griffin iron f (The Llah Poultry Assn. hasla j ;a), auxone. Sa' with satetx i ho,, i niadi '(,te for the canmal offued by Elder Mathew may be used in the manuhr el compaii) of Chicago is ei. Consolatory i emails we.ejat Riter Bios. long Co. tin facture of the wheels. opened a branch in this city Qu en. Evervbod welconle. grodually assuming the appearin the basement of the Last ,iL ru.i m. mi made b Bisho) Edwin K. Per-stun. The Griffin Wheel company The ligtiinr monthK meeting ance of an lmpoitant addition O. freer of Pio- llldg. of the B. Y. College. E. H. ry, Elder is a $12'000,000 subsidiary of to the cit.Cs industrial svstem. the ofhieis of the Cache "1 Elliot of Ogden is in charge. Brunt district of the Catim ui formerl) of Logan; Dr. '. e Amencan Steel Foundariei aLkele-. like Although 't, Hiding This will be a convcnieme to our i"iu. In Daughters of Pioneer' ton now, the (ouneil Boy Scouts oi L Holiida) of Salt Lake, who of Chicago, corP01'abon w ill be will building told of his acquaintance with in loss than t t b'mmeri(H met yesterday at .Poultry growers as eggs held Thnrsdu) m the Stake w,k in in-houu the 'f eight completed, equipment and graded this point rum and selected two local the dei ai ted wdiile on a mission lit opening song wa' stalled and the plant m ojiera-- ! Bandits Escape lie first was on Satin da. ,.t- house in England. instead of being taken to Og- - m ml ms to represent the Bishop Joseph A "Our .Mountain Home So Dear". s m ail as formerly. Poultry With- - Banks Casl anti tobacco Clayton of the sixteenth ward teinoon at the In .me of Al! ' T'l,!' announcement was uiteied Pi,iei b) Chaplain k will also be kept in slopk paign being conducted through-here- . made closing remarks, iiem EHie Brown 15 La-- t Su-J Smith. The topic by W. G. Wheatly, who is in Mr. Elliott says the as- - out the council under direction diction was pronounced I) Ek ami was ea use,! (By Associated PreM) mi u . Peterson end the grae 0,i furnace. The Mss v,a- - sl5. i!, lusuml bie.ds" stressing the chaige ot construction work,' BEARDEN, Wash., Nov. 15 sociation is doing much to do- - ut Pi of. Henry Peterson of the dor elopment of Utahs resourc-t- ' which ha advanced to such, a Four masked men held Ut was dedicated b . Elder tuorge fully insured. Tin second fue yelop the business, and has L. A. ('. ll.il. Adams was uinkr clnirch, supenision wss stage that the industrial c6m- - three nomin-YorNeve k in new markets The deceased, ialla mured this lotted a mend er of the and one custo Emery. C mailing at disius, bv Airs. Lizzie Yeates mittee of the chamber of com- - mer ofemployes and on the coast for all siting committee of the council, Ada Thomas, was lmrn at residence of John the Farmer's I enkeiudnr State ban f "t Niokv Camp. Mrs. Net- merce is planning an the first class stock the) can Fie men .ers were appointed Hounds. Noi thampton. inspection here today and escaped witl I'.ng- er. .'IdS E. Centir. .ami A a tie i ile si sang, she pi,vd .of the plant this week. loot between fifteen to Jan. IS. 18t2. ami mai lauseil b a iaiek"l a committee to nominate get. From the fact i hat limy tluiwe. Ur own twent) the first time, details of; thousand dollars. A tor sccoinjianiment on the Decent ried Pi of. Thomas in Salt Lake mat, h which shipped out of the country ,fiLers for the district sheriff's to Mare laiio assisted b) Airs. Plivlis the lire it plant capacityinvestment posse is believed to have th more than half of the eggs and, her 19 was the date'll t for tin' ept. 2. 1881 They had n dotluug. Los., ,ai the luiddnig Spickt r on the iolin. Airs. Liland expected employment are bandits surrounded in annual district meeting. The fainilv. ut adopted and raised was but .10 tulh iimuiedi lian Anies poultry produced has insured a field the biogianhi-ec.- l divulged, Air. Wheatley asserts gae good market to all of the pro- - next Council court of honor will tw daughters; whose flames Damage to clothing w,,u:( ,,nu sketch. Airs. Stephen Hail- - that the Salt Lake unit, which is In Japanese books the fool held on ti. third Sunday m ducers inthe state- both nmm-jb- e amount lu eonsiilerah'v stone of California, who is being constructed to meet local notes are bers and sue. more spoduig sonm time her, spoke demands will bav,- - a capacity of the page. printed at the top ,c An ked -- - 'e . I 1 - ' . , CM i . US ( NOT VOC I " VOVJI CT - OV ( elia-l'!- 5-- 8 , , NtST ) 1 . x . l . - Je-s- ie il-- ! .. vi 11 Mdl-mis- s ; A I , , 1 AA l . 1 -- I sup-'tri- ct : - dis-de- n cam-plie- 1 -- in-i- n I A '. - e - -- - f - |