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Show ' Tuesday, August 27, 192?. ;He was operating a buzz' saw ripping a piece of timber when his hand slipped on the saw and two fingers were nearly cut off. He was .taken to the hospital where the fingers were stitched on. He is dofng-'aWell" aa carl "fie expect' Rookie Flier? Still Hour New Set or thLe old one mean dinner was served to twelve guests. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Lundbcrg are receiving congratulations on the improved '..t dau,fhHr-'Mam bound to admit Sargon and dauKhler nlce- medicine for ill l5 a marvelous to health and built me back Mr. and Mrs. R. H Phillips and ctrenerth after I had suffered for Mfss Fern Dimpfcr left here on years. . twenty-fiv- e Tuesday for their home in San Francisco after spending two weeks MiX pg! as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elam Cronquist. Tuesday afternoon fifteen Seagull grls and their teachei Mrs. W. E. Nyman had a social and cheer up meeting at the home of Mrs. Peter Larsen who nas been ill and'housed up for several years. It is .a commendable act of the Seagull class, thinking of those deservng ones who are unable to attend their meetings by visiting them and injecting a little happiness into the lives of those in advanced age and comparative lonliness. It is fitting therefore that they should be remembered n their declining yeorsAn interesting pro- guru was given. After refreshments a social hour followed. Miss Vesta Stauffer is spending a month in Salt Lake City with her sister, Mrs. Benny Burger. Mrs. W. E. Nyman and son Willard and Miss Anna Nyman motor- cd to Bear River City Sunday and Feejs in Air After taking to Berth of Mrs. Pilkington XT! ed. Mrs. Anna L. Nelson entertained at a quilting Thursday. A delicious j Choice Millions Teachers List For Franklin Preston tendent 27 Aug of One Wee Superin- Franklih county scdools' J- Cliflord Forsgren 're- pons ihat most of tne schools of Franklin county are ready to g nnL lnLprS pI'ogram and ,ta win their doors to students - I ' !v a? follows; Whit-speprlnciPal, arre and'? Dames- nt - -- Novel shears have only otut handle, in line with one .blade, a spring bearitig against a plate extending from the other blade opening them after each stroke. single plant in Montevideo supplies more than 90 per cent ol the electricity used for industrial, purposes in Uruguay. ' rm - nt Now i "Dandy Pint V enameled $1.47 "Dandy quart vaccum bot.. $1.38 $1.99 Quart enameled Gallon Jug . . . nationally known brand. Ruggedly made and fully QC guaranteed. Reg. $2.95 value on sale at V1 y Rlde-Alon- Baby g Seat This wonderful convenience made with steel frame and comfortable canvas seat, is regularly priced low by Western Auto at $3.85. This week save 2 An Exceptional Tent Bargain e white material, well Lightweight 7x7 Auto Tent . . . rear Wall- - The most convenient tent for stitched with hunting and fishing trips, as it is so easily erected, and folds so compactly. With 2 poles and necessary $5.95 stakes. Wonderful value at 7x7 Khaki Waterproof Weathercloth Auto Tent, with $7.90 large door. Regularly $9.85 specially priced at SAVE ON high-grad- ot COMFORTABLE BEDDING During this Week of Greater Camp Goods Bargains ice are reducin g our already lout prices even lower on proven camp bedding. 7xlO Palmetto Tent Umbrella style waterproofed material, with screen win- -, dow in back. Complete with M O OA pole and stakes. Idi.OU Bargain at -- ultra-volumino- us Plants s, Folding Camp Cot . . . hardwood frame and heavy duck cover. Splendid value at $2.95 . . . even greater sav- - d 1 QC V ings this week at Extra quality cot, O. D. Duck $2.95 Cover, special at Victor Aluminum Cooking Kit necessities '"J Regular mattress pad cot $2.85 size $3.95 value Bed Size mattress pad . . . $4.65 Regular $6.65 Khaki Pillows Kapok filled, at . Genuine Poncho Mattress . . . waterproof outside cover, well stuffed. Fits regular camp bed $6.95 Buy now at big savings, and week only.... - ss the-driv- er -- all-ye- ar Folding Camp Bed, l":!tzz:$4.85 Angelus Folding t u (AP) SXA.E$1.29 i$1.47 Leather Sheath for Camp Axe Auto Spade, special at 29c - Camp Stove Savings Cook Worth-Whil- Auto 2 burners. Light, 1 C strong, and a splended cooker. Big savings at... camp stove MS Carry Luggage on Runningboard the t9 Nationally advertised stove extra fuel capacity, and popular among outdoor folks everywhere because of its dependability and ease of opera tion. Fully guaranteed. $6.45 $7.75 value for only $1.45 Handy Store Legs ....68c Simplex Grid 98c value 59c Stool metal -- .78c braced, with back fold- real a Chair Cozy Camp ing camp chair with arms Strong real home comfort! frame with canvas Seat and back. . Folds compactly, too. , Priced low regularly at $3.95. d0 OQ On sale at ' 4 .?) with durable duck seat, on sale at.. e Genuinejwell-know- n Q7f Camp W&rren Packard was killed in an near Grosse Isle, Mich., last night. Talbott Bersalesman, who nard, Packard was piloting the plane, was seriously injured. They, were flying Packard's private seaplane. According to expert fliers .who witnessed the crash,, , the- men were flying at an altitude . of about 1.000 feet when the motor The plane apparently stalled. went into a tail spin and struck a marker in a marsh-Thmen were rushed to a hospital where Packard died a short time later. It was thought Barnard would recover. Mr. Packard was 35 years old. He was married and the lather! of two children. A brac-- e d, pepper-plantin- Heir to Packard Millions Killed . "K' $2.95 frame, metal Camp Bed ..$7.95 $9.85 value as- Climax Folding Table extra ..$4.65 quality 32x36 Camp Stool hardwood; . All-Ste- el MB sure comfortable meals, and restful idle hours. Lightweight Folding Table . . . light, yet strong. 24x36 rlyinches when open. Felds easily.-Regula$3.95 this . - Pots, pans and eating for four persons. All you need, splendid quality aluminum and all pieces nest compactly in larger kettle. This handy outfit regOff QA ularly $8.65, on sale at Tables and Chairs on Sale 89c Stroke-on-Tre- er j V Stoke-Oh-Tre- Farmer 1 J n. , : a hk ed Under-privileg- ed v i .: 1 ... bottles and jugs that will add much pleasure to your outings. pint vacuum bottle 78c n. under-privileg- your on guaranteed . Lo-ek- is- chance to save . . This event will appeal to thrifty borer all over the West as Western Auto quality Opportunity to Save on Guaranteed and touring neeesiti-- s . . . ! Seores of the most useful articles stocked In our Camp Goods mnny others besides these listed here are being offered econoat materially reduced prices just in time for you mically assure greater enjoyment of labor Day outings, delayed vacations, and hunting trips This WEEK OF GREATER CAMP GOODS BARGAESS ends Saturday, August 31st, at 9 P.M. . . . but dont wait until the r ' 1$ moment come in today and complete your outfit while. your dollars hare such greater buying pouter ITTT TfIMTItTM W T I V I HTTTTl ! , g, 27 i A acuum UnttlAn liOllieS j A.-- i to - - Mrs-Ahn- Detroit, Aug Packard, heir motor millions, airplane crash y - Fan-vie- 0M? Ml fs,0? DCVELOMDXr MELLON INETfTlITE OW INDUSTRIAL ARCH MLLOWEMIR SEARCH OV REX It is marvelous how quickly fragrant FLY-TOkills mosquitoes , . andother X insects. in FLY-TO- - X A vast army of insects U bred laboratories to be re- "Chamber of leased in the Death" to test end certify the positive before it killing qualities of FLY-TO- X FLY-TO- X is sola to you. e FLY-TO- is ' absolutely harmless Will not stain. - to people. .. : MB- , 2959 ii The World's Largest retailers of fully guaranteed Tires, Batteries , Auto Accessories, Camp Goods, Gof Equipment, Aviation Sup- plies and Radios, outfit, folds compactly when not in More tnan 150 Stores in the Westuse as OQ. illustrated Larger size Carry $1.65 value LugDisappearing folds gage Carrier down flush with edge of 28-3- 2 North Main Street runningboard when not in use. 45- LOGAN, UTAH Carry-A- ll n EmergencyonUnit the most , - ' iS WfestemAuto JJ jg aw-eT- -s Big savings useful article of touring equipment you can carry. A handy supply of gas for your stove, or for emergency use in the car, arid a supply of oil and water, too 1 gallon of each. In strong holder for fastening to runningboard. $2.95 Special at cWMasnsKc. V til iI i QS . - 1 ! UST Pal-ni- . W-H- . pr : then-sister- f of - the piano and Harp solo, "Nearer My God to Thee by Miss ErYnnHip Las, siri tpkiw'6-- Thompson, ma Funk of Benson.Beautiful Isle" h pnn- Closing song, ered to Pocatello on Sunday was offcrcu Gllbertuby and the benediction "For years I suffered with the visited with Albert Nyman whoif .Haeatnce Interby Bisnop ,W. L. .Winn. trouble has bcen suffering for montfis ' worst kind of stomach was in the city cemetery. ment I Nessendisordered clarTence kidneys. wasjwith rheumatism and dedicated by con- principal and Miss Lulu Kondall. The grave-w- as nearly always troubled with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Holmgren and Reese of Benson. was Whittle Ferry pnnconstantly and sripation family of Bear River city spent cipal arid 'Bessie Hendricks Mild- The floral offerings were probilious I spent a lot of money on L. Nelson. red D. Whittle, Mrs. with fuse. Anna Sunday but treatments, and June Kellar and medicines DurrareK Ilancey had his tonsils J Alzina Smith Pilkington was Dayton Leroy Archibald, prin- never got ?any real relief until Sat-1 m removed a Logan hospital and cipal, the Elgin Saigon C. Jeneva daughter of JoScph and Julia Campbell, Sargon taking began urday of last week. E. Nelson, Mrs. Carroll Jones, Smith. She was born at Soft Mass Pills. Hansen. June 28, 1890 and is Smithfield first Ardella Miss Darrell Palmer and my finished I Before sons two Roosevelt survived frierids of Joseph knew Lorin a my by Peart joined party Stevenson, bottle of Sargon Leon and Richard Henry Pilkingsearch bad finally been reward- I and motored to Bear Lake and principal, and Grace Hobbs. ton and two daughters Alton Lincoln Cleo Hansen. Lava Hot Springs and spent the ed N6w. I can cat anything trouble is week end. Winder Arthur Walgrcn, and Nora, her mother, Mrs- F. S. want, ; my stomach a and brother, Jonathan Ona Mrs. Merrill, over I am gaining weight Edgely, Mrs. D. J. Younker of Logan was principal, and three sisBenson soivnmrrh of Smith new of Gibbs. full Dclpha am just visiting in the ward Thursday of South Richards J. T. Mrs. ters, Riv;erdale Delbert Neilsctn, and energy. Sargon Earl Nyman retuned home from Stella Mrs. con California, ever Gate, I .for Ila Nash, Miss Holland. best thing .W Bear city Sunday aftcr principal, Ethel, .Washington Crawford, Glencoe Harold Larsen. week a stipatipn. My co as p relatives, will, and Mrs. R. D- Price of Dagget, Minkcreek good as I did; spending Wallace Wallent-inand I 'feel jt st Neis.)a left Friday Mrs. Pilkington cued California, Trueman twenty ,years principal, Rigby, 21 at the Ramona Hospital (morning for Salt Lake City where Portia Aug Viola serves all the credit Neeley, Warner, at. San Bernardina from wounds friend statement lie B.will join Iris missionarymotor remarkable The to Orlena Baird, Luey Morrison. J. Stewart and will received in an auto accident. Switzer. W. John Weston of is Rural that above High School southern Utah scenic points arid Earl The accident- occurred while Denver, Maeser, principal, E. Dar- Mrs. 110 Marion St n spend the week. and Elmer Paine in obtained rell fsarton may be Palmer, Carroll Bird, Edna were Pilkington some astruck a moving in and selected The teachers n Drugs, Madsen at Schramm-Johnsoto San home her from furniture school our this district for signed t Advertisement) Schools that have not as yet year are N. J. Crookston, principal; filed the reports with Superin- Bernardino. Lovell Kemp and Sadie Lamb of tendent Forsgren are Treasure-- 1 club The Smithfield Kiwanis Hyde Park. ton, Cedarville, Silver Star, Rose met NORTH LOGAN Winns confectionery the at is Mrs. Jean Lamb of Fielding hill, Weston Creek, and Maple-to- Friday evening. Supt. R. V. LarJ These will probably start spending the week end with her of the and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. a little later than the other son, chairman child committee was in North Logan, Aug. schools of the county. Mrs.HB. M. Johnson and lannly charge of the meeting. O. M Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Beutler and and Mrs. Johnsons father, Attorney L. Tom Perry, juvenweek end home Sunday family are spending the ile judge of Logan was the prinBritish Myler returned Postmen Tire motor trip at Salt Lake City. speaker, his subject being, evening from a pleasant at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stauffer and Of Snobbish Addresses ciple Child. The in Idaho. They visited relatives Mrs. William Mather sang two Idaho Falls, Rexburg. St. Anthony, family and Mrs. Clarence Fullmer of the club with and enroute home visited at Rich- of Logan spent Sunday at Preston England (AP) solos, members with friends. The British postman is beginn- their partners will attend the mond. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Folkman and ing at last to rebel against the Capitol Theatre after which all Mr and Mrs. Lewis E. Wilhelm go to the Bluebird for supper A. Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. C. Folkman Nyman addresses on will and Mr. and Mrs. C. next Friday evening. Lowill the letters he has to deliver. and to Arbon motored in friends Friday of a party joined The Smithfield City schools An echo of his mounting dismotored spend the week end. gan Sunday morning and will open on Sept. 9 with the folthe is content was Elam spending voiced Cronquist a in an They to outing. talk to Saltair for Smithfield Junweek end fishing and hunting in business meri here by Col. W. G. lowing teachers, spent a delightful day at the lake C. A. Hurren, Rulon ior High: Hole Jackson the and Star valley Todd, postmaster of this StafMiss and Liberty Park. fordshire city; He said he viewed Rose, Floyd Thornley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes, Mr. country. Dudley. Myrtle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson with sorrow the spread of a sort, Glen R. Smithfield Grade: and Mrs. Lee Ferguson motored to of suburban snobbery which Winn, F. L. Allen, Mildred HeinWelisville on Frday and attended spent Sunday at Welisville with expressed itself in giving fancy rich, Willlse Covey, Juanita Clegg a family dinner in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins. names to houses and ignoring Lillian motFolkman Mrs. - the birthday anniversary of Geo. Peterson, Myrtle Larson, Mr. and street numbers, thereby greatly Marjorie Smith, Jennie, Meikle FollowSoda and Mrs. Rose Fensky. ored to Bear aLke increasing the difficulty of deliv- Elnora Nelson, Cora Olson and ing the dinner a social evening Springs and spent Me day. ery. Della Thornley. was enjoyed. Miss Margaret Perkins of Wells It may please an occupaht to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes en- villc is spending tve week with discard the No. tertained at dinner Monday even- relatives. 668 that hangs over his front Rio Grande Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kemp. Mr. ing at their home. The table was Year Round decorated with asters. Covers were and Mrs. .Burns Crookston attend- stoop, says Colonel Todd, but it laid for the following guests: Mr. ed the party for all the faculty only puzzles the postman who is is and Mrs. Chas. Ruchti and family members of the B. Y. C, at the expected to find; (AP) It Brownsville, Tex John Willington-JoneEsq., of Salt Lake City and Mr. and home of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Hen one planting and harvesting Mrs. Mat Wilcox of Logan. The derson Tuesday evening. Excalibur, after another for farmers iri the Anvil Court, No season Rio Grande valley. evening was spent n music and Mrs. Hilda Norris who has been Sword Lane; Hanging social chat. is on exempt. is time some for ill Round Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Revier Palmer, Ez- seriously Fall cabbage is. planted any the road to recovery her many ra J. Palmer and Miss Zella time from. July 1 to December 1. friends will be pleased to learn. Staffordshire, Eng. are spending the week end at It is marketed about 30 or 150 Miss Lettie Israelson spent the Leave only the numbers, says Lava Hot Springs. after planting. days at the end week camp. girls the colonel. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Folkman past Planting dates on cauliflower Atime was reported. delightful of El Centro, California are spend range from July 15 to November and Mrs. Dresden LHitonaM15. ing- - io days with Mr. and" Mrs leaves seat When his The marketing season runs Mary,-MiCraftun and daughter Egg Joseph Folkman. Pearl Pitkin of Fort Russell and In an automobile of FrencfT de- from "October to March; MisS Elva Palmer has gone to crop. Miss Oralie Cragun of Smithfield sign hydraulic parking - brakes are plant is ah Moreland, Idaho for the winter, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. automatically set and- the igniJuly, January or the spring is time. Tomatoes g she will have employment in a C. A. or transmission locked. tion Nyman Tuesday. store. are planted all through the sumMr. and Mrs. Felix Beutler spent Its inventor has patented a mer for fall shipments. Lewis E. Wilhelm narrowly es- the week end at Pocatello with caped serious injury on Wednesday. relatives. compressed air driven machine railroad ballast about Ice is made in ten pound cylinGeo. Squires of Logan was in io pack more and ties than drical cakes in a new electric evenly rapidly on business. the ward Friday machine tor home use. the work can be done by hand. Folk-ma- down-tamed- "Western Auto' offers," County Announced 'll. ' rail 7Ao Mr. and Mrs. Golden Nyman Mr. and Mrs. Heber Cronquist mot- - r. the novice of making his mind This passenger took to the air think lie is still flying after he again in the morning, however, is back on earth, just as a perfor another full day of actual son long at sea walks with a rollHying and by nightfall he ' had In even atte.r lartftTng.' fact adapted himself toi flrtp ing 'va A recent- passenger from Caliand, bs pecorid night on; ;4hi fornia on the plane-trai- n line, rails was passed with all due rewho had never flown before, gard to the law of gravitation. the Aviations officials believe that completed his first day in air, in Clovis, N. M.. with such these long flights on the eompfetc lack of discomfort that continental lines will do ar more lie complimented himself on the toward making accustomed fliers rase .with .which he adapted him- lout" of novices than any number; self to the new mode of travel. of short hops, eveW though they Bui dial was before he rolled may have suchj temporarily imo his tram sleeper for the trick results as making thfe pasj mght lump to Waynoka. Okla. .'sengers feel as if they were still i was flying 'all nighl-'lmy fjying after they come New. York iAP' Officials Smit&fleW, - Aug services were held in liu moty of the Pullman Company probably smith u!SMu,lvinild pc surprised to learn that Alzina Mrs. Sunday &t 2f. p. m. m they. second (hi-i- r .sleepers on one division oi ward tlic Sahta 1, are going throudi ?Cwhnir HIS- Second ,tjie blackness of the night. hops counselor ,11,!s6v lIn". At least. testimony mat the ducting. The ward choir under cars are doing this could be .h- the direction of J. W. Arrington the larviccs ;..icrp,' lie fold felknST passengers from soiii.e-o- f with Floyd MilBS tit the organ wiici have made the transom - the next morning'. Every time furnished the singing. air-ra- il t mental on the he uain .jerked I fell about journey s' line laid out' Though Deep 'nine, T Col. Charles A. t.ooo feel and when it leaned on by was the opening song and the Lindbergh. a vertical a grade I executed s invocation was offered by Dr, (J. On me a won would haw. that a on the..hank line that night L. Rees followed by the Choir Santa Fe, going either east or pilots license trom - any Depart-wes- t, . Fatnef My"Oh singing Inspector. I follows a full dav in tin mint of Commercefile following speakers paid a dura- - liked Hying in a plane all right, beautiful tribute to Uie hie and air. A first flight of short tion may give thrills hut a pro- - but flying in a train was not so comradshittf Mrs. Pilkingtom VV. A. longed flight has the elteet on good. H. Peterson. Bisnop JohnNoble of' Logan, J. V, Kirkbride, Elder J. 'Frank' Dewsnup of Los Angeles,. California anu ueorge Done of Logan and a few concluding remarks' and expressions of thanks m behalf of tne lum-il- y by C. E. Hogge. Special musical numbers were solo "Smile Through Your Tears by Mrs. E. B. Lundquisi on the violin and Floyd Maes at the piano- Solo; One Sweet ly SolemnThought1' Mrs. J. K. Bucher accompanied on the violin and piano by Eugene Luiuiquist and r loyd Miles. Solo, Face To Face Mrs. Griffiths with Floyd Milos .at t'i HIT the afternoon with PATGBFrrq THE iJOURNAn LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, 13VAH |
