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Show T THE JOURNAL, Wednesday, May 4, 1927. FUNERAL SERVICE HELD SUNDAY SOUTHERN BAPTISTS PLAN TO CONTINUE MISSIONS IN CHINA IN PROVp)ENCEARD SilLA - jf ImPROVIDENCE May 4 pressive funeral services weie in the held Sunday ward chapel for Eva Pierce E$il with Bishop A.SM. I lammopd Conducting-.- The waid choir under the direction of John SpUh-fe- r sang,!sTho Deepning Trials Invocation, Wm. Checketts. The choir sang : 'When First The (glorious Light of Ti uth. Jacob Zollinger and Ex- -. Bishop II. P. Mathews each in turn spoke vVords of consolation and eloquiz ed the life of the deceased. And the assurance of a resurrection and a life beyond the grave A Vocal duet. Just For Today. v?as sang by John Spuhler and Lucy Campbell. C. P. Cardon was the next speaker He indorsed the remarks made by the previous speakers and told of his Acquaintance with the family and their integrity and faithfulness in the church. Piano solo Heart Tones. was rendered by Ienofa Schmidt. Professor Cluff of the Univeisity of Utah said in pdit that he had been acquainted w ith the deceased ever since she was a child and told of her parents being pionceisin Mexico and of the ' hardships they had gone through. Closing remarks were made by Bishop Hammond and m behalf of the family' thanked all who had in any way helped to lighten their burden of soriow. The choir sang, Beyond The Hilltops. Benediction by Counselor II. A. Theurer. A long cortege of cars followed the remains to the cemetery, wheie the grave was dedicated by Elder Law'rence Zollinger. The Relief Society acted as flower gals and the pall bearers were Three sons, John, Wayne and Call one bio-thand two bi other in laws. Eva Pierce Eail was born at Genwood; Utah Dec. 21 1881, the daughter of Isaac and Elna Carlson Pieice, and with her parents and other members of the family moved to Mexico when she was a chhd. She grew to womanhood and mauied J. A. Eail. To this union were lorn eight children one son having pieceded her to the great beyond, just about four months ago. They have endured many hardships having been driven out of their home in Mexico and came here about twelve years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Maug-ha- n and small daughter, spent the week-en- d at the home of their paients, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hammond. t Radah PTank went to Ilyrum on business last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William Astle of Logan were here Sunday at the home of their brother Mr. and Mrs. John F. Astle Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Christiansen and childien of Logan were here visiting re'atives on Sunday afternoon.. Mrs. Sadie Brady and children moved to Ogden on Monday where they expect to make their home indefinitely. I ? k er -- - ... - h- -, ,Uv rtrti jtf' - Xu J 4 i A. 4 Ia Your only protection is character of the supplies druggist wh you. Buv at Schramm-Tohnconfor, here vou can be sure. Everything you purchase at our stores must he up to Srhramm-.Tnhnsonhigh gfanriird of purity and unolifv. A t PECIALS Shinola Shoe Polish 7c Cologne Bouquet Toilet Soap 3 for 19C Liptons Tea, lb. ...20i Philadelphia Mixed Bird ' Ivory Soap, Guest Seed 19t size . . . t . 12 for 49c Gravel. Silver or Bird Philadelphia . Creme. Oil Soap Red 15 4 for 256 12 for 73c Sassafras Bark, 4 ozs. . . 19c Chloroform Liniment, 19C 2 ounces . . Licorice Powder Compound, 6 ounces . . . , 19c Mentho.alura t8c 34c 65c Mustard, Powdered 6 ounces .27c x itii 19c 19c Phenolax Wafers Hinkles Pills, 100s . . Ex Lax Fig I Pluto Water 15c 33c 27c S.S.S. . 79c $1.29 Vicks Vapp Rub Anacin T ablets 9 C Pinkhams Vege- 27c 49c Chamberlains Cough Remedy , . 19c 38c Sloans Liniment 23c 45c Camphorated Oil , 19c 97C Absorbing Jr. 1 COX OPPFILCFT OR. A'O BARTON table Comp. 'DrYQEORGE W. MEPANIEL 01 1SVILLE (API economize time K,, The foieign mission board of the The rtpoit of the Southern Baptist lonteniion which Piogram eomm sston, the conven-Ition- s will inert lien Ma 4 maj bring agent) foi piomotion of all home nnst,ionir es now in C'hin.t Imtssiona'v, education and beuevo-tlewhose furloughs are due within the enterprises, will be the most next ear but there is "no thought impoitant single iti in before tha of disconiinuim, woik in China, I)r. A J. body, oflic als mduate Or T B Ita, associate seuetary Baric n, Nashville, Tenn , is general of the hoard announces dircctoi of the pio-grMissions will be a nmjoi topic in in this teai s session, it is believed. W Mcbanlel, Since Dr Oeoigi But Oi Ka advises that the con- Knluuond Va picsident of the vention "ill leave to the board niat-- ti contention has announced his inrs relating to loprebentatives of tention of ri tiling numerous names the church now m ( Inna are expected 10 be submitted for Should missionaries whoso fur- the of lc e The Women's Mtssion-g- i I loughs are due within the next 12 uion. headed by Mrs Wr J mouths be letuined such action, he 'ox of Memphis w 11 meet'in Louis-.viil- p savs, would be taken in ordt t to at the same time 1. Mav . 89c Pertussin 43c$1 .1 7 Miles Nervine 79c 79c Kamak 1 nt a If Kotex; 12 in a package 35c 3 for $1.00 ilized Absorbent Gauze, 49c 6 yards SI'oik1!0"' 35c 3 for SI. CO l U. A. C. FROSH PLAY , PLEASES AUDIENCE The U. A. C. freshman s gave a very effective play-e- x HYRUM STUDENTS llome'it Hut Water Mottle, Xa. 2 sfie, Moulded froi "1.50 tbr. SHOW ABILITY AT STOCK JUDGING poi't-ray- al of White Collars by Edith Eliis at the college auditorium Monday evening under the direction of Piofessor Chest er J. Myers. The play had a lathei weak 69c HYRUM, May 4 II. P. An deisen, head of the agricultural department of the South Cache high school is proud of the record his stock judging team made at the judging contest held at Richmond on Black and White day when teams from tue north and south ends of the valley competed. The team including Harry Bahen, Ray Theurer and Kay Sorensen won over the team frem Richmond by a scoie of 257 to 202. Harry Bahen of Paiadise, a senior, was acclaimed high point man on the Dobells Solution, pint ... 50c Syringe Tubing. Five-fo- ..Petrolatum . 79s emlar Beef, Iron and Wine, pts. 83c Seidlitz Powders; 23c 10s . Ij- - p $3.49. . . . Light Sockets23c Two-Wa- y $5.00 Martha Washington Electric Iron. A full Iron, OQ AC Fiat six-pou- guaranteed for three years dwilfd Star-Rit- e 1 Lightning f . 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SL Atlas Atomize i and common - place beginning with the young mil lonaire William Van Luyn, played by Car-ro- ll Madsen, falling in love with his secretary Joan Thyer, played by Miss Gwendolyn Rigby. However it turned out to be an unusual loe affair with the two marrying and going on their honeymioon but, being tailed back on business. Joan insisting That New Y'oxk is a veritable that her husband stay' at the field. melting pot of nations, thou-- ! Thayer home. This is the third year in suc- sands of The Thayer people weie of immigrants landmgi that Mr. Andersens each the midde class called white cessionhave year? brought home the collars and Joans cousin Henry boys That New York Bay was honors. judging deplayed by Sterling lairson, The discovered way back in of first South Cache dairymen cided to teach William of his class of people, but succeeded brought home yieir share of the 1524 by Mrs. A. W. Hyer, Lewonly in making a pest of himself piize money awarded at the iston, May 6, Verrazano? The fair steed audience was livestock exhibition held at That New' York is usually 1 in constant good humor by Richmond last week. A group of considered the pulse of the kept That New Yorks citizens de- the comedy of Joans younger eight head of dairy animals nation ? El lines, sister Helen, played by Miss left Ilyrum and seven ribbons That New York has more pend on subways, and taxis for Juanita Boyle and the oratory were brought batk with the theatres (both legitimate and busses, street-car- s of cousin Henry. transportation? piound owners. The prizes won moving picture) than any city The windup of the story by the Ilyium contingent in- in the world? found William converted to the cluded: first, aged bull; secwhite collar class and the fami- ond aged cow; first aged herd; ly accepting positions furnished first, Bull Association sire; first SCHOOL ACTIVITIES best fitted calf; sfecond, senior by him. The best work of the evening calf; fourth .senior calf. H. P. AT CLARKSTON was done by Miss Boyle and Mr. Andersen and Paul and Harry Larson with the others fil.ing Bahen weie the winners. About their roles creditably. The parts $40.00 wtas won from the rep- CLARKSTON. May 4 On of Air. and Mrs. Thayer and resentatives of the April 28 the Clark-sto- n dairy indus- Thursday, brother Frank were well portray try front this part of sixth grade boys and ninth the ed by Foster. C. Merrill, Aldora grade girls ball teams held try Alder and Lyle Adams. Eldon out meets at Newton. Both Ilansen aS the hard boiled truck games were interesting and driver Tom Gilbney had a very Did You Ever Knowamusing but the Clarkston short part that was effectively eams seemed to be master ot done. Marion Anderson played the situation and closed the That New York City (Man- games with a favorable score Stains and odor disapthe part of Sally Van Luyn, hattan Island) is only thirteen of Williams sister. from the toilet 48 to 12 for the girls and 11 pear Music for the evening was fur and a half miles long, and that to 6 for the bpys, dowI when you use nished by Melba Thornley, Ann at its widest section it only April 29 the Clark-sto- n Clorox, the modem Leah and Geneva measures two and a quarter Friday, Pearson, held their health schools bathaid to a sanitary miles? Schaub. and activities. Besides May day and room. The bowl That New Yorks Bowery nQ a well arranged and program disarc its outlet pipe That New; York is the name longer rates as a street of managed by the two ' lady infected at the same of Pai amounts latest picture importance? Miss Leona Ras- teachers, which arrives at the Capitol . That New Yorks newest time, for Clorox is a sky. mussen .and Mina Griffin, field Theatre Thursday? That Ulrich scraper is the Paramount build- activities consisting of both disinfectant as well as Lehmann, 65-- E. 9 N., May 6, ing at Times Square, where the physical and skill games were a cleanser. Follow the Ricardo Cortez, Lois Wilson, executive offices of the Famous conducted on the- gt hool directions on the labeL play Estelle Taylor, William Powell Players-Lask- y are most Corporation The grounds. interesting I Grocers All At ' and Norman Trevor are fea Iwused ? of these activities were: A tured? And that actual shots oi That New Yorks match "conducted by shooting the city have been incorpora u d night life centers aiound Broad- the ninth grade for . all the into the storys action? way in the Forties and Fifties? school. From the expression on i: n Pepsin . . . 42c 83c Hufeland Tonic $1.19 79c AIrka . P.D. American Oi!79c 79c Rinex MRS.tWJ not lead you to blindly experiment with untried merchandise because it is cheap. Sehramm-John-so,' offer you able depend thoroughly merchandise at prices made extremely low because of our immense buying power. high-class- CaldWelia Syrup of (ft rrr miw Economy, is a Virtue! But true economy does fi 'ify.! i' fV the i 3 . , a- - PACE FIV$ s. - .Vl VrV UTAH In Drugs Purity IS IMPORTANT HZ ;v c, i-- r; 4 - CACHE COUNTY, CITY, CAb, a" i i j rj ; . r LOGAN Wesley Godfi'eys face and byj the number of thickens he cai-- j tell he wTas victor of this event. The many handicap races under the direction of our athletic manager, Mr. Malm berg, assisted by Jesse T. Thompsor proved a real source of amuse ment and caused many good laughs. Tuesday, May 3 the Clarkston girls ball team will play girls team on the Smithfield grounds. If the gnh are victorious at this game the; will play the winner of the Hyde Park, Amalga teams at the elimination tryout which will be held at Lewiston May 6 for the north epd of Cacht county. From the dignified look an manner of the Clarkston students it will be well to waten their activities in the net. futuief They seem to 1 LiiiiinrmiMivimiMiirrrmTTYrrmTr One Grade Only Schilling, alone in America, roarts only first grade cofTce and seals it in yacuum d tins. There are no 2nd or 3rd grade Schilling Coffees. And Schilling Coffee is never packed in cardboard or plain tin cans. key-win- something iimportant in their looks and from business. RELIGION j CLASS HELD CONFERENCE fcCoiiree Schilling .? i9$PiceJt Tea Extract 3 3 net WELLS VILLE, May 4 Tr,t Religion Class conference of Vellsville was held in connei tioin with the sacrabient meeting on Sunday afternoon where the following program was presented after the opening exei-- j bens of first grade. A" retold pupil, Ea&s Wyart, ; eises in each ward. story by Mary Ilaslam, sixth! Remai kv were made by stake-- " Player, fed by Mary Larsen grade pupil. A childrens chorusiboard members, Furter of the seventh grade. SongJObedience, by second and son of Mendon and Erother Ether Neihen of Hturnt.. Hie Forgiveness, by fourth grade third grade. Address, The gems, take i; son That Has Had the Greatest benediction was led by pupil of Memory from the texts, give!) by mem 'Appeal to Me. by fifth tirade third , Boy , J Les-grou- p. gd.'r t |