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Show PAGE FOUR lie Well Groomed Wome .. BJu Rain nlshing of their homes a delight- pieces can be used in conjunction Did ' g ful adventure. They with Jacobean. a The realize it is sacrifice of opporQuestion Is Up Decide now on the feeling you tunity to buy the furnishing of a- wish your room to express Study room Complete, in what is gen- .the various peaod designs until Chicago (AP) The questiorf, e rally known as a suite. Suppose, Did It rain frogs? is up for you flr i hit U ones seem to instance, you have discovered ffr greatest possibilities. again. a davenport that fits your taste Theuy0lTthe the purchase of each piece Miss Mae Gilson of Chicago exactly Size, design, covering will be an adventure in itself. opened the matter by inquiring accomeverything is perfect. Why should How I wish I might the press whether anyyou be compelled to take the pany you To delight over the through of a remembered body chairs someone else has arbi- - fnuidlv comfoit offered by the frogs in Minneapolis downpour some years trarlly selected, as its companions wmfr ciiair pictured above. Then aE0 she recalled the phenome-Ooursyou would much rather 'to go on together until we found non but had difficulty convincing make the choice yourself coffee table the quaint little friends. was we Remember these styles call 'shown alongside (At least I Minneapolis memories are still periods are really a leflection of told it was a coffee table, al- - short on recollections but Detroit 1 the lives and thoughts of the though it I were naming it & Hul-turns up two" witnesses people in whose time they weie' would call it a conveiuence table jbert says thousands frogs produced We can easily trace It fills so many needs ) To enjoy if eu from the Sky during a cloud-th- e histones of nations by tncthe glowing beauty of its match-- ! burst at Trentod 30 years ago J. furniture they made and used led Crotch Mahogany top that is h. McPhall says a 'similar qc- the currence happened at by Detroit Certainly the gay, luxurious so cleverly emphasized pleasure-lovin- g court of the time Kiel Marseilles Mahogany finish, once. of Louis XV is reflected in the In our nnnda eye we would fit e elegant, sometimes ornate pieces together into a Beta Short Li vet of this time The influence! motuous giouping Then "picture Queen bee live from four to five of the Moors is plainly discerni-- 1 tl is group m the living room ble in pieces of the Spanish Ren-- 1 Re ally I believe half the fun, is years, the workers about six w ecksT ' aissance. We" feel traces of Japan the planning and the searching and the East Indies In the Dutch for and the selecting of the var- ICS and Flemish fashions mus p10Lei you need Although But remember, many of these the airangcmc nt of these pieces No periods can be successfully blend- is mighty important too. ed together. Ybu- - can use Jacobhowever can 1 beautiful, ean design with furniture- - of tiie piece wihstand the test of poor Spanish Gothic and Italian perStudy each of yopr iods Even certain early American rooms. It of-f- Opening A New Road To Romance and Adventure Have you ever worried or puzzled over tins matter of periods in the selection of your home furnishings' Have you ever seen Fome delightful little piece you felt you just must have, but hesitated to buy it because it was not exactly the same period as the test of your furnishings If so, you 11 welcome this new mode of Related Peiiods. For it gives you free rein to exercise your good taste, rather than to confine your choice of furniture strictly to any one period Aftrr all we want - our homes to be an expression of ourselves rather than a formal imitation of some past and perhaps mis.aken period. Today we fu.a women of taste and discernment making the fur-- J Frogs? or Los .with a different 1 Roses, Jis-cussi- od pre-viewe- rs, -- har-tur- Schrubs and And Bath; Loses Job Women St. Helena (AP) After jmoie than a hundred years this little Island, the final exile of the great Napoleon, has had another sensation. " The caretaker installed by the French Government at the Long-woMuseum, In the dairy farm that was the emperors domicile for seven years, had been found sible. abusing his position by sleeping Women represent- in the bed and bathing in the of Napoleon.. ing five large women's organiza- bathtub ' tions, see films before they are reHe was summarily replaced by leased as part of their plans. an invalided French veteran. These women represent the General Federation of Womens clubs, Took Nam From Alcohol the Daughters of the American Bay mra, if real, is made from the Revolution, the Parent Teachers' the International berries Of the West Indian bay tree,' association, added. When the virFederation of Catholic Alumnae of se (AP) Angeles throughout the country; are being asked to report on motion 'pictures which they think offend good taste, and to explain why they think so. Mrs. Thomas G. Winter was selected by motion picture producers to come to Hollywood as a representative of all organized women of the country. She seeks to harmonize ideas of the women and the producers so far as pos- e, fuini-lthe.- 30, group pledged to attend previews The every day of the week.. women pool their opinions, then make reports. lo Report On a Films that Offend Uses Napoleons Bed , Laun mittee of Women Asked .Margaret never-endin- Tuesday, March' 18, 1930. LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAlf THE JOURNAL, with,-alcoh- Fruit Trees TRICES AT WHOLESALE Two year old field grown roses at $L30 per dosen. Grown by one of the large! wholesale rose growers in America, free lamlorape service to purchasers of our shrubs and rose. Drop us a card and our agent will call on you. Aroma SI ran berry Hants per thousand. $1.00 Anderson Produce Company, UTAH BKIGH.I, PHONE 506. and the American Association of tues of the berries were first discovUniversity Women. ered, ! rum the .cheapest Each organization has a . . wns need Hence ha mm " a (ID You have probably of often dreamed the sort of home jou would like to have warm, .friendly, comfortable t surroundings,' expressing an atmosphere of hospitality. A houseful . of happy rooms. And really it is very easy to achieve this result. Homes oMhis typc are not necessarily a result of lavish expenditures. Care and good taste are the principal ingredients. arranged an exhibit of furniture with "which you can easily make your dreams come true.t And this furn-i- t u r SlisTiQI pt?nsi v e. 1 it fact it ispriced We have - exceptionally low. Come in today and see the exhibit. Youll be delighted witji it were sure. QTnidl o o a- -- Herne o o 4m r - Federal Hunter Find Bacteria Exposes Fraud in In Milk After Bounty Claims Its Pasteurized Individuals who have been decounties in frauding several -eastern Washington - by unlawfully collecting bounty money. have been exposed recently as a' result of efforts by one of the predatory-animal Hunters of the Bureau of Biological surfey, XT. 8 Department of Agriculture. Several counties in the state pay bounties of $5 on bobcats and $1 on coyotes on presentation of the pelts to the proper county official, who removes the right front loot when he allows the bounty. The claimant retains the skin. An auditor of Whitman Gounty, Davis, Cal, (AP) Whole colonics of bacteria have been found ;n milk four or five minutes after Wash, asked', the Biological Sur-ver- pasteurization in experiments at the college of agriculture of the University cf California. Each colony is the size of a An explanation for pin point them i reported to the Society of American Bacteriologists by C. S Mudge and M. L. Thorwald-so- n. They say these bacteria are not the well known kind that live th vouch heat of pasturlzation. Instead they are believed to come tii rough the pasteurization in a dormant state and become ex- y hunter how many bobcats he usually caught in the county in a scasctis work. The hunter replied that ordinarily he did not take more than four or five in three seasmisr The emditee la--j ted' that perhaps the Federal hunter was not fully acquainted with local. conditions, because that day a inan had presented for bounty 3 bobcats and had declared on affidavit that he had caught them In the Immediate vicinity-witlira period of - 36 days. jT!w matter was 'then reported to the sheriff, who soon It was apprehended the man. found fhat he had collected a to- 1 ceedingly busy immediately One lot beautiful new Walnut Rockers .Mohair seats and Linen just ai lived fricc seats Going for . each only ,?19.75 To Give Your Living Room A New Personality You can change the entire appearance of your living room w ith a table as lovely as this. The natural beauty of the precious cabinet woods has been emphasized by the Kiel Buckingham Walnut $OQ 7C finish Beautiful .new fine of Magazine racks and Book racks of the better variety finished in Walnut with rich floral decorations priced specially fropv - s5.75 1 ? 19.75 wouldnt wait 30 seconds for LIGHT I, 1 f 1 FOB SALE ST ARSONS OLA IJudget Plan of Purchasing -- It is a wise home maker who operates' on a definite budget. So much for rent, al . Kl IT TREES ; lV.tis, plum,, I 'fin lies, ( lnriii'.jk Mi.idt and Ornamental 1 trer-- For Farmers Raleigh, N. C (AP) More than North Carolina farmers are going to school this winter The farmers, in 155 different communities, attend evening classes at their vocation agricultural high schools to learn better fanning methods. Their ages range 20 to 65 6,000 You , 7 ' --J the-- - Waslungten-tun- cases as particularly .pernicious examples. Fortunately the airest of these fraudulent bounty hunt ers has bioken up the adivities 6f thieves in the State and the believes it Biological Survey should go far to demonstrate some of the serious , disadvantages of the. bounty system as an conagency in predatory-animtrol. 7 that mot of tin skins presented as bobc, is were of small ocelots, anlma'v of the far Southwest, - . . I . . r Me call this model a table you will foi too, it tills a iiunibei of n needs. Designed bv ore lioes and proportions iii-venien- sure. chair Cerlainly any-ea-sy will be a little easier with, this ft iendly little end tabid alongside it. Wevejtnccd this Kiel table especially for this C jiJ peitect A real bargain Cache Valley Flour .much Tor food, somuch for- insurance, and of course a certain amount each month to keep your furnishings To help you we offer our Plan of Purchasing. It will fit Budget in with your present needs were right -- jrsima smrniin.mTrrjv l.irs, Norwii) anil Silver Maple, h, linden. 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