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Show FXCEFOUI? K THU JQURNAU Sale oS iBcioes Sales! -- A court of honor Is scheduled for Preston First ward, March 2 and for Logan Fourth ward March 9. VALENTINE PROVI- DANCE Silver Creys n Hyrum-- Feb. 13. The Sliver Creys are In Hyrvm DENCE, TONIGHT, Advertisement In reunion today to play tor the the Ilyrum Third ward chapel. Liquor Charge John W. Smith appeared before Thoe faithful old timers the Judge Jesse P. Rich this morning !vcr Grey- fifg and drummers on charge ol liquor possession are to play at the Ninth ward and athe date (or his arraignment birth- was set for reunion on Washingtons Monday, February 17 day, February 22. at 10 a. m. Smith has liberty having furnished a $500 bond. Mrs. Petty Operated Mr.,. Louis Petty of Amalga Is The Old Folks parties of the rt sling easy at the hospital today Cache Stake Will be held as folan billowing operation this week lows: North 14. lor appendicitis and other com- - Fifth ward, Logan, February 18. Hyde February ilicalions. Park, February 22. Tenth ward 25. Third ward, March February New To Orleans (In 6. H. C. Petersen, chairman oi Heavy Fur Trimmed Coats and Lovely Dresses V C. Dr Randall and wife are Cache Stake Old Folks Central at $4.95 and less. pl.iiimm,' to leave Saturday lor committee. Ntvv Oilcans where the doctor viii .sptnd six weeks In post graDSC is Born Lovely Cretonne .smocks at N duate work. They will make the Boy Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Card are Regular $1.00 silk hose for 49c4 pair. We featuie the by automobile. tup rejoicing over the safe arrival of new Trench heel and twin peak heel hosieiv in wanted a fine son, bora Tuesday night. Kale on Mens and boys spiing shades. All concerned doing nicely and v Clothing. 4 oats. Smith A fev steps off Main Street and a few dollais saved." Sterling believes the new addition Advertisement to the family will pep him up considerable In his work as autoLicense Marriage mobile salesman. . Mairiage licenses have been to the following couples: jsV( f ph Purser and Bertha Clark, Bounty Money Read- yV. Mohr has been Fd ootli of Logan; Pieter Willem Auditor C. tah I Logan, 29 West 1st North auditor that vVitiudee and Edda Mae Roberts, advised by the state for the exthe bounty money of Salt Lake CRy. V terminating of predatory animals is now ready for the holders of -Railroad Man Her- ecertificates. When certl b. w. Hansen, general agent of bounty are eighteenth amendiin nt, li.u-.p-wouui sent to the state audithe freight department and J. R. flcates Women Make a Proreadily concur m the j checks to cover same will be tor, that the amendmun shood wnh-fotraveling freight agent Issued according to Mr. Mohr. r hibition Demand remain in the (institution notjnorslev, lne union Pacific out majority approval ol ti. peo- - were transacting business System, In Lo- Radio Program Tonight (Continued from Page One) pie of the UiuUd States. gan on Wednesday. At 8 p. m. Mountain time toboxes decide whether America night, there will be a nation wide Coming Next Week Deg Shelter Is shall continue; dry. to other matters Inter- - hookup of the National Radio 'wing 'me after another they apat which time the Victor Under Police Guard fering, Joseph Howell, scct lead- chain, Radio company wflT supply the peared before the house judiciary er unof was the Paradise troop, Eunmittee and surged that the This announcement was 13 The able to bring Jus boys to Logan program. Feb Chicago, Norton resolution to authorize a made today by Ray Carlsen of (lj to the show unuer in wrestling tonight referendum on the question be north side dog shelter was the Thatcher Music company, lofollowing a body, but.wili do so at the next cal Victor dealers. It is undertoday, guard approved. They hacked up this police week was closed, performance according to stood that the program will be appeal with a' denunation of threats that unless it happen here arrangements made today. conations as they declared they the same thing towill Irene a gorgeous one.. Castle s exist today and argued that a that happened Mc- - Rotary Ladies Night Castle Irene had VALENTINES plaeeCMrs, dry statute irdefiadef-t- h Orphans The two teams of Rotarians at A Beautiful Assortment produced a situation the voters ILaughUns dog refuge. In was attendance active of by the destroyed ompejtitlon Storm, themselves should be called upon Wilkinson's are race. still In the fire vigorously Tuesday. to settle. Advertisement Miss Dorothy Eagles, who oper- Tonight at the Hotel Eccles, RoIt was the second days session ates unconhold a In will the the shelter, tUrnqd supper tary Court of Honor Sunday of the hearing started by the nection with ladies night. It will letter over to police. There will be a Scout court of committee on a batch of mea- signed will start attenbe decided A little .pineapple tonight which held Iff Hyrum First ward honor sures asking either outright reto People get dance team has lost and is things up. It said. Sunday evening Troops chapel peal of the eighteenth amend- tired and or the poise of dogs, pay for the entertainment of the 24 of Hyrum Second ward, 25 of ment or a referendum on the no better than the one ladles. are you Hyrum Third ward, 26 of Paraquestion. Hie first witness was in Deerfield (Mrs. McLaughlins. Mrs. Mary T. Norton, a .democdise, 27 of Millville and 28 of Next Attends Lecture This Is the last in the fesNibley will ratic representative from New comes the works. warning. Dr. F. B. Parkinson lias just tivities. C. participate L. Hall will have Jersey, who has such a resolution where Lake from Salt returned of the court of honor with for- referendum pending. - Two Californians have invent- he attended an lhteresting lec- charge p. C. Peterson Serving as court Dressed in . tailored ed a tlevfee that registers ture' and demonstration, Wednes- of, trimly John E. honor chairman. suit of black crepe de chine, she in hours and minutes day evening at the Hotel Utah. said a normal American citl-z- en, the time that an airplane is in The lecture and demonstration Griffin of Newton will be the was given by Dr. R. M. Peckham speaker. regardless of beliefs on the the air. .... an authority on cross eyes and Logan Man Inventer methods of stralghtenirig. Dr. Herb Humphreys, salesman for Peckham ls from - Waterburyv the Blair Motor cftmpny, has Conn. turned lnventer. Hevhas just secured a patent from the governHen Lays Large Egg ment on an insulation device for Leonard Sorensen of College cooking utensils. This device serward came to Logan today to ves the same purpose to the cofvisit the poultry sho and while fee pot that an overcoat serves here brought to The Journal of- to a man. It keeps the heat in fice three large white eggs, one, and from actual test a coffee pot of which weighed 5 ounces, mea- with four cups of water will boil inches in circumfer- twice as quick with the suring 8 ence. A number of large hen applied as It will In thecovering WORK SHOES ordin1 eggs have been exhibited here ary coffee pot. Mr. Humphreys $1.00 values but the one brought In by Mr. maintaines (hat he will be able Sorensen today Is the largest yet. to, save .fully ..half ..the ..electric M IONS 3Y0UK SHOES power or gas bill by the use of $5.00 values Legion Patriotic Meeting cooking utensils that are serviced AuxThe American Legion and with his new patent. The addiiliary will hold a patriotic meet- tional cost of the utensil with ing, Friday, February 14 at 8 p. the patent applied to it will not the rooms of the chamber be more than twenty cents. D m. In of commerce. Joseph Quinney, Jr., will be the special speaker The roses red, the violets blue, for the evening. Others will also she is expecting flowers from you apeak. A musical program has on Valentines day, February 14. been arranged. All are Invited ti Get them sit Cache Valley Floral men Co, 31 Federal Ave. Phone 711. attend, especially their wives and their friends. Advertisement Begins February 15th and continues until end of month. 'New stock arriving daily to be put on sale. Dont miss this money saving opportunity. Your chance to buy one of our lovely high grade dresses, coals or hats at drastically reduced prices. Ladies and Childrens coats at less than half price Now selling at $ 1.95 to $ 10.50 Ladies and Misses dresses from 81.00 t $12 1.05 Coats and dresses all sizes, 6 to 52 Any hat on our shelves closing out now at $1.00 to 82.05 Thursday, February 13, 1930 LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH - Ask to see our Bargain Rack Premier of France Under Spotlight At Naval Meet (Continued from Page One! appear clear. representatives, who made it clear that the United States would not press them if an agreement could be reached on the 1927 basis. It is understood that the Americans anticipate that coast guard vessels, including old destroyers turned over to the coast guards, will be placed in a special class of exemption. Submarines did not come up for consideration. the By general consent it was agreed the delegations should have more timeto consider the question, including the resolutions offered by France and the United States at Tuesdays plenary session. Hence the committee turned Its attention to the second point special and exempt vessels. Conclusive recommendations on these classes are expected tomorrow. The suggestions put forward by the United States were for the exemption of destroyers in coast guard service is that they are still available for sea service whether in the coast guard or In any other While the United States arm. considers that these vessels aie i3 now coast guard ships. It understood the Americans will not make reservations to an agreement if they should not be In conference circles there has been no attempt to minimize the important effect a Franco-Italia- n 28 Killed By disagreement would have .on the outcome of the naval conference and it is understood that both the Mill Explosion United States and Great Britain are devoting much energy quietly U.SBH., Feb to efforts to bring about a solu13 Twenty-eigpersons' ' (I) tion. were killed and sixteen others special Exempt classes and injured seriously In an explosion classes of vessels were discussed at the state grain mill here last session of the subat a were The casualties Monday. committee of experts at St. James officially announced only today: was discussion The palace today. confined mainly along the lines A new fuel is being made in of the previously proposof the provisional agreements on lowering ed speed limit of 18 knots on ex- Sweden from sulphite lye and at reached vessels these classes of empt classes and the raising of sawdust, waste products of paper Geneva In 1927. 1116 tonnage limit slightly above making and wood working nr r Birpe to- - The unen a wUnainw. two-ho- ur Rostov-on-Do- n, ht 1 Indus-W!rASg..- Edwards Millinery Co. & Ladies Furnishings "! J , a tomatically Q 0 For Friday and Saturday 0 MENS 2.59 D 3.59 2 n D D These Coats Have An 0 Expensive Look BOYS SHOES o Sizes 12 1.90 id 2 .....I. CHILDRENS SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS EJ $2.93 values Q Sizes 8 2 to 11 $17 . 2 SPECIAL LADIES PUMPS and CLEAN-U- P t IIigh or military heels, patent, velvet or brown hid. Values $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00. Graduate D $2.69 These Specials are or 0 Friday and Saturday Only q n J 0 HOB 0 s31 WEST CENTER TORE LYRIC BLDG. 50 $ nirtpy now-a-day- P D origin- o: STRAP SLIPPERS despite their modest price . Cache North county poultry breeders association, now in progress In the building on Center street, Joseph Anderson, L. F. Student in Germany Smith, William Ewer and Edgar Ye Editor received a post card Everton have won cups for their choke pens. Red comb' Rhode IsTroni the -- Eihe river inWittenbergen on land Reds and White Leghorns Germany, sent seem , to Winfield, prevail as - prize winners IdjblLEvan at the u. b. a. C. last fall.student and cochins Mr. Winfield with some Black local college at the barred and dark Plymouth rock n!Knt?red The beginning of school In 1929. He pens also receiving riDbons. Frishow continues throughout couple ,ofmori,ihs,-an.then left for his home In the day Ihd SaturdayrMahr titimDy icast. His intentions were to re- - fanciers have visited the show were busy 10 senool following the today, and officials large gatherDuurn but the post card is the . first Wednesday with a feature of .the from him since leavimr-iantings An interesting exhibit has been the pens of rabbits, seven of them, and one If your hair fringes your collar, of guinea pigs and one of choice and looks ragged around y6ur pigeons. temples, no matter how well dressed you may be, you vCHl lack that well groomed appearance so Aggie O' csential in successful circles Completes Course For the hair trim As U. S. Aviator that suits your Individuality go to Modern Barber Si Beauty Par (Continued from Page One) 13 W. Center St. Qlors, ......Advertisement Besides ' being' a eobshr'Of Ruskll Maughan, nationally famed avia Leadership Training at. Preston tor. who is now In charge of the Scout Executive W. Preston flying activities at Pond, accompanied by C. S. Leaf government the Salt Lake Airport, he is a ttended the last indoor session brother inof the Fianklin and Oneida dls structor of Harrison Maughan, at Cornell University. J Diets Scout, leadership, training Howard Maiignem- - now on leave of school held at Preston last night! absence as president of tb A hike will be taken on Wednes Branch Aguvultural College at day next as the final activity of Cedar CRy; M'.ss Elsie Maughan. the school. It is scheduled for 1 member of the B. Y. U. faculty; oclock and will last five hours M. Maughan, principal oj Members of th.e training school Angus Richfield high school and J. 1 1 conducted last year will also par- - the R. Maughan of Lava Hot Springs, in hike the as did tieipate not complete this part they of their Idaho, Lieutenant Maughan will vis.: a year ago. Following training parents here soon after gradthe hike a program and supper bis It is understood that h will be held, the financial back- - uation. has received an assignment at a government. airport In Oklahoma which he has accepted. al shape by Shoup. 324 Main. Advertisement D 0 D car bodies and fenders Poultry Show Continues 0 areBentbrought back to their At the show of the n D .3- -4 - Usuailv JSRand $ 98. 5 0 Now is the intelligent time tp buy a Winter Coat. (1) Because prolonged mild weather has brought down the prices of coats. . . , ; (2) Because undoubtedly thereV plenty of cold weather ahead. (3) Because in this season of startling style changes, coat fashions have definitely-crystallize- dr The coat you select now will be length-righ- t and t. Specially selected Canadian wolf, ... line-righ- kitr fosLor skunk trimming - Womens and Misses' Sizes , Sto cEcOoin-Clhirns- fS amseui ; ( i 3 |
