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Show 1 and Mesdames Archie Jenkins and Parley Peterson with their families, left Monday for a weeks stay at Salmon City. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hansen and Mr. and Mrs Loi ,n Jennins of - Alexander J PUBLISHED BY will joirTthem , EARL&EN GLAND P U B LI S H ING COMP AN Y Mr and Mrs L G. Salisbury and Editor family will take a trip this week AUGUSTUS GORDON through Loghfi canyon to Bear week except Sunday, Lake and Lava Hot Springs They Baterd at tbe Post Otflee every day In the Matter . will visit Mrs Salisburys brother. at Logan, Utah, aa Second Class David Blandiard at Arimo on on application advertising rates furnished their return trip Mr. and 'Mrs Norman Larson Member of Associated Press use for repnbUca-tothe to aie entitled la rejOic,ng over the arrival of a Press Associated exclusively The of all news dispatcher credited to it or not otherwise credited in thia daughter bcrn. Sunday, July 14 This Is the first girl, the three yaper and also the local news published therein. All right of republicatkin of special dispatches herein are alio older cncs bemg bcjs Mr and Mrs David Clark and reserved? Mr. and Mrs. William Larson, membeis of Ihe town board spent 7 a few dajs ot the week at Salt Lake City or business and plea-sur- p Fair R in Chang comLmed Mrs Henry Parsons accompanied them. y Alonzo Christensen rodmaster, wth his men, are opening up the Yesterday gravel pit east of town preparacemetery The above readings are taken from THE JOURNALS barometer at tory to giavolmg the to leading 4'0U oclock eachtternoon except Sunday. The yesterday" reading each road, also the one Bmithfield. Monday refers to Saturdays reading The Primary officers enter tained Mrs Nettie Wemgar Messrs, THE JOURNAL n I Frida v. July 19. io THE JOURNAL. LOGAN CITY. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH. PAGE TWO BAROMETER READINGS To-Da- WIlll2il45!f!J7iII8l!ilIllSl. J daughter Letlm in her home Thursday evening. Sev- son of Trenton will spend a Yel-- j son Donald andMr. and Mrs. W, F. with company deenteen guests were present. A lewstone nark Russell and and sons Ec&lund Cyril and! Jensen, Miss Elizabeth licious lunch was served and a motored up Martha, as daughters Saturday niece form the hi spent Margaret to her gift presented Saturday, afternoon of a console set. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Witt Logan canyon y the following day and and spent was at Lagoon spent Six of the officers spent the Sunday and feasting. ing returned home Monday social hour at Trenton Friday " Miss Jennie Hansen spent Wed- I hn Dreler. afternoon in connection with the N. J Newark, in at company Lagoon other wards of the west side nesday Laurelwealthy retired milkman, who with Miss Johnson as recreation with emplovees ot th r Wheat company employees. acres, formerly a cow leader. ,cws 20 re- valuable of in nndst the mrr. Mrs Peterson. and Chris A good were many people without city water on Tuesday owing to the fact that the town M beard are installing rew , fire hydrants and had the water shut; off for that purpose. Those who were not to the movie Monday evening were not notified. It isi understood that the water will be off during the week so be pre-- i i pared for the emergency Mr and Mrs. Arlie Haws and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Larsen spent a1 day at Lava Hot Springs The men went out on the Blackfoot river for a fishing trip while Mrs. Haws drove the ladles home. George Ecklund, head mechanic of the Yonk Motor company, is takuig a three weeks - vacation which he in company with his daughter Margaret, sister Lizzie and Mr. and Mrs Hyde Morten- 69 NORTH MAIN rest-the- ; - pas-M- -- ' ' - profrtv sidc-nti- al , r it with signs reu,DA .. to colored people on, , Streets w i restrictions. through his land rec-r- t ejections His exoMnet a . me signs iSLjJhey froz don t want me, so let tntr coibred people fv nev.i 4 An American auton.a m phone system has been ed in the city of SaqJo Do 1 t ", NECESSITIES FOR. THE SEASON PRICED j AT SAVING PRICES! THE HOUSEWIFES WEEK WHERE BARGAINS AWAIT YOU HILDEGARDE KNEELAND of the U. S. Bureau of home economics recently told a housing conference, that the average American housewife spends 51 hours a week at her home tasks, and has no soft snap. It is surprising to learn that she gets by yon any 51 hodrs. Her working week would seem to be much longer than that, particularly as it includes a good part of Sunday. Many modern housewives are made fun of, because they depend on canned and cooked foods to a large extent, instead of cooking, everything jnJ,heirown kitchens. But the reason why the women use these foos so largely, is that they thereby ave time. No woman nowadays wants to slave for 12 to 15 hours a day seven days a week, as many women used to in former times. They have their ambitions now. They want to go around a little, to have time for entertainment and instruction, and they are entitled to it. The housewife should not have to work any harder than the business woman. She very properly uses modern short cuts that shorten her week. 'Modern knowledge says that a woman should lake considerable time from wearing out prematurely. It keeps them looking fresh and bright, where once they would have been faded and haggard and worn at an early age. It affects the future generation, because the woman who is set free from much old fashioned drudgery, should be able to give her children proper care. The Journal notes with pleasure the large sales of household equipment handled by the stores of Logan, and it feels that each of these articles means a better home life in'Our community. PISS Sale Specials- School Officers Plan Outing rt - The Sunday Newton, July School officers are planning their annual outing which will take place sometime next week, while there is a lull in the farm work. If the .necessary arrangements can be made they expect to take the children to Lagoon for a days outing. Monday, July 22 being day is the time chosen. Every parent in the ward should rally to the support of those in charge of the affair and go with their children and help to make the day a success. They also have a very good program outlined for the coming Sunday. There will be two 10 minute talks by a member from each of the two camps the of daughters of pioneers John Jenkins camp which will treat the subject, The Commg of the Pioneers to Utah, and the Wm. F. Rigby camp will treat 17 two-for-o- !The- Settlement-o- Ea-rt- and the Organization First Sunday School. ' Sr fi I ' f- t k Supreme Mason Jars With non-rh- lids st Pint 78 Quart 2 Quart 89 $1.24 1 J $3.50 Fan Special $4.00 Fan Special two best sellers $5.00 Fan Special reduced prices.! $10.00 Fan Special WASH BOILERS We Do Doz. at Doz, offer the greatly 44 Copper bottom boiler, . $2.50 grade $1.69 4 Doz. .. v . ELEE?rJXSf0 1-- wire rack saves time, labor size and fruit and costs but little. RITE-WALargest size PRICED Y -- Luiuxe side handles.- -Size . Size Size 14-Qu- 17-Qu- $1.39 .... $1.69 98 $1.J) PRICE 98c ELECTRIC TOASTER 1 Ice Tea or Lemonade Set 1.29 ELECTRIC WAFFLER KETtES Fruit preserving kettles with covers are here at special low t i Size $1.58 Best Gray Enamel ize ..... .. Bargain' $1.29 CHERRY STONER Special. VAPO-SEA- L. 1 The finest, best and most modern furnace on the market at any price. Saves money in coalijills. Saves wear and tear on nerves. We sell and install them. We also guarantee them. t Rapid Acting Does Not Jacfcoon & FiyEBapaimy 13(f" This nine dollar guaranteed waffle iron is a summer necessity. prices. Highest quality inum N ' Mash Cherry Eogan, UtaC RITE-WA- SPECIAL.... 2 vk Y The lipped pitcher and six tall tumblers are daintily tinted. A timely bargain CONVEX C Phone T. lowsT Medium size. LARGE WAIST HIGH SHAKER IIEALTH-O-MATIHUMIDIFIER DEEP, ROOMY ASH PIT SPRINKLER TO WET ASHES' WELL RADIATOR ONE PIECE-EVEEASY RUNNING GRATES ON WHEEL BEARINGS North First stove-RITE-WA- Yes, all complete with cord. Toasts two slices at once and has hot plate top. Limit, one to customer. better grade can be bought CLOTHES BASKET have sturdy than these.-Al- L Made of selected whole wil- 10-Qu- TWO CLEAN OUTDOORS TIIERRO SMOKE CONSUMER West--- " 59 No Fwsaaee 30 .T... 75 85 THE VERY BEST ALUMINUM DISH PANS ' ID)e . Brass King Wash Board Let us persuade you to be one of the wise ones who attend to that during the summer. We have more time to give you; you do not have to suffer the inconvenience of cold draughts while we are working in and out of the house, and when winter comes you are ready. This large size cooking stove has two switches. Both burners can be on full at one time. A $5.00 electric st Well, it is safe to suppose that are going to have another December this year and that tu have - cither-goi- ngyou-are in put shape plant heating your before then, or you are going to have more trouble w ith it. ffBae Pe?s23B Breezes hi Enjoy Your Home By Using One of these Fans ITJfl BOEIISU WASH TUBS Fits inside of wash, boiler. This strong Helds 8 jars. medium Galvanized, non-ru- we will pay us both. . $2.98 p $3.39 IL $4.29 $7.89 19 . Holder Say, old boy, do you remember Those cold days in last December? How you used to feed the furnace? How youd either freeze or burn us? How vou wished with all jjour might You had had the thing fixed right? And the coal bills. How they mounted The expense, it surely counted. Lets get together and talk this thing over. It ... $1.98 Fruit -- . Fresh Jar Rubbers 39 Newtnn of The . . Cool Laigest size galvanized boiler JELLY GLASSES Per Doz ne The Mutual Improvement officers are planning to have a big day on the 24th of July. The different committees appointed are working hard to make the day a memorable one. It &ill begin with a grand ball Tuesday evening and something doing every minute the following day. The M. I. A. conference of the Newton ward was held Sunday President Lavas evenin- g- with Dowdle in charge. Seymour Thompson and Mrs. Luella Hunter members of the stake board were in attendance. The following took part on the program Violin solo, Marcus Griffin, accompanied on the piano by Miss Larue Jenkins; vocal solo, Lavell Parsons, accompanied on piono by Beatrice Parsons The slogan was treated by Loretta Rigby; presentation of certificates of registration to Boy Scouts by Scoutmaster Joseph J. Larsen. Seven tenderfoot and 9 advanced scouts received their certificates. Reports of the last season's work were given by the two presidents, Mrs. Norma' Christensen and Dowdle. The stake board of- -' ficers then presented the names of the leading officers for Bishop Jones spoke a short time. The invocation and benediction were pronounced by M. J. Benson and Maurine Peterson. respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hardy, Mr and Mrs. Tom, Hardy of Cache Junction, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reed of Magna and Mrs. Guy Reed of Los Angeles formed a party which motored through Logan canyon and took breakfast at Beaj Lake Sunday mo,.dng, then motored back through Emigration canyon the evening' hrMr. Rrd Mrs. Lew Booth and two children of Honeyville were the guests of Mrs, Lucy Jenkins and their mother Mrs. John Griffin Sunday last. Miss Larue Jen ELECTRIC FANS Fruit $ ' These Saving Prices Jar - K 1.00 89 Dresses 89 Garments SUGGESTIONS Wash day is made easier if you come here and pick out Here you will find that fci : few inexpensive needs that small expenditure you i m We are prepared to help you a equip your home with good will last long in service. in putting up fruits and vegeelectrical utilities th.vt tables, because we have hete keep your home cool. those things that lessen the work and we have pi iced them so that you can buy Note them easily. 9 .... Ladies Wash Dresses .... Girls 8 to 14 years, Wash Auto Robes, (Indian Patterns) While They Last $2.98 Ladies $1.25 and $1.50 Silk Hose.... 70 Mens Silk Socks kins accompanied them back. She will spent sereral days at the girls camp with her cousin Carmen Booth In Brigham City canyon. The Cache Junction Sunday School spent last Friday at Hot Crystal Springs, bathing and feasting. Counselor Joseph family joined them In their celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hardy were Ogden visitors Thursday last. La-v- gr i - ... Light Weight Cotton Garments Light Weight Cotton andSilk nd -ll . 50 85 Wool Bathing Suit 52.50. 3, 3.50 Mens Athletic Unions 59 . Boys Athletic Unions 39 Cotton Bathing Suits -- Newton Sunday mm(i SWFJIES! KNITTING WORKS' My Clearance KEEP COOL 119 COOKER Aluminum Electric Coffee The largest size aluminum seven-piectime tested cooker $ A OP e, Percolator Complete ONLY xnsgsnoen rwiinif nliii. $L39 ?5.38 |