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Show i i Wins States Contest Make Appearance T, E For Gala July 24 I Activity and progress are abreast in the preparations of Logan Chamber or Commerce tor the great July 24, 25 celehere. Nothing that bration might promise to make the two gala days more exciting and worthwhile is being overlooked- The fair grounds, to be the scene of the rodeo, are in excellant shape for the events Nothing Like It Ever Sold By Druggists Before -- Callouses Burning Feet Now you can buy Radox in "America at any up tottaterrirug store. City Drug company is selling dozens of packages a day.to Three or 4 baths according directions and your corns ana callouses are gone, your tired, burning, aching feet are changed to strong vigorous ones --and bear this in mind If Radox doesnt do as advertised money back. Getting a corn out needs only a , few Radox footbaths. In the last few years millions of Anoaatd ptest Phot packets of Radox have been Noel Edmund Porter of San is Here corn sufferers. sold to Francisco will represent Califo a typical letter nla in the national Edison schciaf bad a very "My wife had ship. contest. corn for several years on the four and ball of the foot, - FAMILY OF THREE SAIL ATLANTIC Rodeo Performers yv Corns - lerone3oir thetoesralscrhard skin which was very painful After a few soakings in. a Ra- dox , footbath theriiarch skirr be-gto peel off, and the corns came right -- out after a week It is a pleasure for her toE. walk S. now. 1st November, 1929 Radox contains four different Salts, One banishes odor, one Is antiseptic, one softens the water, and one releases oxygen the softening which carries salts right to the roots of corns which are thus loosened so that they can be lifted but Radox contains bodily.1 Only this fourfold combination. (Advertisement) an WooFWeiin For Saturday Boston, July 18 MP) The commercial bulletin will say of the wool market tomorrow. While the volume of business In wool done here during the past week has not been large it has been encouraging and has towards somewhat increased the end of the week, although not all houses have shared in the business. 4 There Is keen Interest being shown in the opening of the lightweight goods by the American Woolen company Monday It is not expected that prices will show much if any decline; certainly, not more than five percent on comparable lines. "The cooperative position has been defined by the National Wool' Marketing corporation as a firm one on the basis of current values, with thq expects tion of higher prices. "Foreign markets are steady. London has hardly shown any change for the, week and Bris bane closed firm. f Mohair is dull and unchang- Already professional rodeo performers are streaming into Cache valley, eager to do their stuff with the wildest , and. most unmanageable troop of bron&s, and untamed, long-hor- n, ever assembled in these cattle parts. Today Jlmmv Hughes of White River Dakota, and Pat Connely called at the Chamber of Commerce to report that they were nere toi the rodeo. Hughes has just rome from the Livingston rodeo and says that he has ridden many strings of horses in different rodeos and bulldogged many steers in dif i ferent rodeos biit that he has never found any to compare with Colburns stock. He claims that any in one rider who can stay on the horses will be in money. He prediets a large Neuritis, Rheumatism the attendance and a fine performance at the Logan rodeo He says it- - is the talk of all of Compound southern Idaho, northern Utah and western Wyoming. , Mabel Strickland, noted lady Is effective, lasting relief for steer trick nder and rheumatism, neunties, sciatica, bronc roper, nder, has arrived In lumbago, gout ahd swelling of Logan. Miss Strickland. has the limbs. Improves the blood just completed an exciting at the Oregon City and Its circulation. Stimulates the stomach, liver and kidneys rodeo. The local committee has been a number of touch in with to function naturally, supplying rodeo and they all every internal organ with na- admit performers that Mabel is one-o- f the tures own tonic, which drives lady performers in the out th uric acid poison, pur- best world. They also admit that ifying the blood, restoring loss broncs are some ol of appetite, weak and run- Colburn's the toughest in the country to down condition. to rope. Miss bulldog and Mr. E. D. Lillie, 1303 W. Allice Strickland will use Colburns Avenue, Spokane, Washington, prize saddle horse Spot to do states he suffered most of his her roping. She will be here life from rheumatism. Was to take her turn in drawing for given up as a hopeless case. broncs. It Is always a great Is now a well man, since tak- feature ,to see a lady rodeo ing Caseys Compound, and performer competing with the recommends it highly. On sale men. at Thornton Drug Co, 4th South and Main Sts ; ThornRadio Hits Ilurdy Gurdies . ton Drug Co., Ogden and PresHavana (P) Hundreds of ton, Idaho, or $1.50 per bottle hurdy-gurd- y players in Cuba s H. address J. have been forced to find other prepaid mail, Casey, 521 Kearney St. Portland, means of employment as a v (Adv.) result of radio broadcasts. Oregon, Caseys -- Accurate Echo Soundings Echo (AP) Washington soundings now can be taken as accurately as wire soundings except on steep slopes ahd over broken, rocky bottom, Conditions not usually-foun- d in deCp water. This is reported to the American Geophysical Union by Com. W. E. Parker of the coast and geodectic survey. nnnna To School New York (AP)--FfaK. -NBC annSingiser, 21 year-old ouncer during the summer is a theological student during - ' Jesse Hill, formed Southern California athlete, is one of the leading outfielders of the Pacif 1c Coast league. 3,000-mll- n Arch-Supno- D Associated Free Photo Youll Always Find The Choicest Here i ut that doesnt mean they,c0st you more. In fact, dne to our volume and direct buying, they coisLyou less. And quick disposal insures you that flavory freshness which is so desirable. Note these repreI sentative values. MAYONNAISE, tasty; spread One-hapint jar, 2 fort D 10 LBS. Pure Sweet lb. Creamery 25 m IJJq Q LB! BAG D S.5 LB. BRICK a SOAP LAUNDRY 1 0 BARS a 2 FLOUR 5E Saturday, July 19 i I as (0 Ever tiling guaranteed quality and freshness. 19e Beef Pot Roast lb. ... (shoulder V eat chops, lb. . .. 22c l,aige Box Sodaerackers . . 29c 32 oi. Gold Medal Salad dres... 17c sing he! logs Large Package Corn. 25r flakes 2 for 1 Bottle fruit, makes 1 gallon ... Punrh Butter, Maid OClover, Pound .v Brand U Every sSJTguarahteecI; D Powdered or brown sugar 2 Packages 19c 25c 3 tall or 6 small rans Milk 22c folio, any flavor, 3 pkgs. 18 lb. Bag. hard wheat Flour $1.29 15e Matches, 6 Boxes . 43c Coffee, 8i hillings, lb. . FELIX CASH ; f MARKET t ' 399 North 1st East Free Delivery Pit one 165 Lamb Lamb Lambmeat Iambs. The ideal hot weather Fancy fat yearling LAMB STEW, . . lb. 10$ LEG LAMB, ... lb CHOPS AND STEAKS, 2 pounds for....... SHOULDER ROAST, per pound , I 34c 59e Sugar, 10 lbs. -a Steer beef shoulder steak lb. 20e D D 22$ 17 Swifts hockless, sugar cured BACON No. 1 thick lean streaked, in . 3 pound jieceS, or over, per pound 28$ "SAUSAGE and HAMBURGER, fresh ground 2 pounds fqr . .. .......... . 33$ PICNIC IIAMS- - 27$ r Fresh cut tender pot roast, Saturday - quality and price. Veal stew for stuffing at 14$ per pound. Chickens, etc. Everything new in lunch meats. Honesty,. MODERN MARKET Cleanliness Eb o rt , PEVILED MEAT, 3 5c cans SPERRY WHEAT FLAKES large package CIDER VINEGAR, fancy jugs HEINZ RICE FLAKES, 3 pkgs. .... 251 UTAH TOMTOES, 1 lb SLITZ MALT SYRUP. IQ? SARDINES, Mustard or Tomato, - j,0? SAT. SMITHFIELD - LEWISTON LOGAN 24 W. 1st North - WE GIVE - HYRUM - WELLSVILLE 88 S. 2nd East 382 Si Maid CORN FLAKES KELLOGGS - 2 LB.PKBS2S' Two-Li- p JAR RUBBERS GREEN Discount- STAMPS PINEAPPLE 6 Packages Broken Slices 1 Gallon Can st? 51 25? Fancy 33? HIGH PATENT FLOUR, Selected Wheat, 48 pound bag $1,23 CANTALOUPES, 3 large 33? COFFEE, HIGH GRADE, lb. can 35$ LARGE JUICY ORANGES, dozen 59$ ' NEW POT ATOE S,1 0 pound si Z 18$ BLACK TEA76ne-hal- f lb. pkgZr23$ SPANISH ONIONS, Targe; 10 lbs. 15$ 43? 23? BANANASw::r:: rrrr-In Our Sanitary Market s D0Z.3' 0 33e 4 In 25? NU CHERRY CHOCOLATES, pound Piggly Wiggly . spEOALSr SPECIALS 53S D BUTTER SUGAR , by - n Fresh Utah. Five men and a girl sank to death after they had clung for houre to a sloop that had capsized before a sudden squall near Scitu-ate- , Mass. Baden Garceau of Boston was the only survivor. e This deriine 31 WEST CENTER NEW POTATOES - - , Lone Survivor New Officers jL. n n a ca ra " mpMcv tihutw - : John H.Aiid erson&Sons nk winter,- lions Clubs Elect - ITS Announcer-Goe- s the hit the ball farther than anyCompensator Aids Tone body. 1 can it the ball as much New York (AP) The tone off the line as Cyril, but not as far off, because he can out-h- it compensator system developed me. (So fax as I know, by Julius G. Aceves, New York Cyril is the only golfer who ev- engineer, will be of value in er pulled a bail out of bounds both transmission and reception from the second tee at St. of radio tests , have Earl W Denver, July 18 (Pj New York City today of sjgnals, Hodges Andrews. elected president of the Inrights was It Tolled through an open shown.' The compensator, association of Lions ternational gate, explained Mr. Tolley, for which have been assigned clubs to succeed Ray L. Riley Still, I suppose it to Louis O. Pacent, permits of Sacramento. Cal , at the modestly. was upwards of 200 yards off the accurate tone adjustment closing session of the organizaof radio apparatus. the correct line. tions 14tn annual convention. Mr. Tolley went on to exToronto, Canada, was anFred Marberry of the Washplain his first comment. as the 1931 convention nounced is Senators finding Over home, he said, there ington usually is a good deal of wind that taking a regular turn m city. and 1 have becQme so accustom- the box is easier on his arm Other officers elected -included to it that it seems not very than relief work was in past ed: Dr P. L. Holman,- Mount Pleasant. Utah, director. difficult, and certainly very years. to strike the ball usual, with an intentional cut or pull, to compensate for the wind. Anyway, it seems easifour- - me1 erto drive,, A PLEASURE TO TRADE AT and play the big shots generally, with a deliberate pull or faae. To direct it without a spin down these very narrow American fairways gives me no end of trouble. I like lots of room and a good breeze. It Big Store. Complete lines in Drygoods, also keeps one from getting over heated. Shoes, Clothing and Groceries. Saves One of Mr. Tolleys opening time and money on every purchase. performances at Interlachen, in Av a w a practice round before the re A;,? 48 lb. Bag White Rose Flour cent open championship, was to $1.27 drive a 1 lb. Packages Com Starch sixteenth the Two green, 19$ css Associated fi photo matter of 318 yards, and a Best Pickling Vinegar, per gallon 29$ Atlantic the Bound on across ocean, the MY. to the left. trip dogleg Tolley, . 2 Packages Shreded Wheat . 22$ schooner, Evalu, owned by Prof. Henry Blanco, teachfer of Spanish as he frequently does, Ignored for Santander, at Iowa State university, sailed frogi Salem, Mass., 2 No. Crushed Best trees Pineapple the of 22$ Qualitv and smacked, angle advertSpain Profeseor Blanco Wai accompanied- by- his wtfeard' a towering drive straight over Butter 65c Peanut Jj.. 53$ Tin, Large old daunhfee, Fvelyn. year on to the green. Extra Good 85c Broom 59$ Mr. Tolley, by the way, emclubs of ploys great length and SHOES power of the Weavers Beam cf r was Writ. Best Quality Leather Shoes. I Holy looking over his kit in, a hotel ram on the , , s O.B, and Uppers trip, and got hold of - $2.48 Mens Plain toe Work Shoes, Special KEELER arecent new driver and tried to swing -Shoes Scout , Best $2.35 Mens. Quality and it, the thing very nearly threw me out of the hotel win$3.85 Ladies $5.00, White Kid Slipuers dow. Cyril says they are not - $2.98 Ladies $4.00 1 Strap Patent Slippers at all but or I curled it this way that heavy, suspect he Mr. Cyril James Hastings $1.98 Ladies 1 Strap House Slippers This started a general laugh means not at all heavy for him. British ' Amateur golf Tolley, Slippers $3.4$ $5.00 Colonel Bob what Radies and somebody enquired Jones, father Big -champion of 1929, was wishing happened iF Mr. Tolley s'curt unto Bobby, liefted one-- of the Special Reduction in all.Mms Dress Oxfords the wind blew with greater reg- on the ball agreed with the di- irons. ularity in America, which he rection of the wind, winch thus Great Scott! said the ColCHINA WEAR was visiting for the purpose carried more away from onel, its easy to see how it yet of playing In the two major the line. -another We have shipment of fine China Wear Dinsuch shots Cyril plays long Berrv Sets, Cake Sets. Prices competitions of this year. with Water Sets. these clubs. Sets, too, He ner that happens, Oh, couldnt You see, over here," said Mr. Tolley admitted. I sup- play a short one with this wea-poi- ju town. in absolutely th lowest Mr. Tolley, in his inimitable pose I have hit shots farther It feels like something leisurely manner, over here, I off the line than anybody else they used to kill prisoners with m the Middle Ages. have to hit the ball somewhere m Britain near the line Usually there is Cyril can hit a ball farther no wind that will blow it off line than anybody, said straight for me, after I have Bobby Jones, because he can lf ed. ( Friday, July 18, 1930. Illl', JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY. UTAh AGE i'OLil Efficient Service n n a a a a a a cx VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, tb ... VEAL STEW for stuffing, lb.. 19? 1 1? Plenty of Baby Beef, Pot Roast, Spring LambrMutton, Spring Chickens and Hens at reduced prices. ram-- Cash ifarket and Grocery ONE DOOR NORTH OF J. C. TENNEY CO. my,JU,UHpiwaSW We Give V Green Discount Stamps wy hhwh'w o |