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Show Mtff ItlttMM f f f I f Mf Hf TTTTfTTfl IMflMMMff ff fff r V 3 E.W. ELLIOT & STHXMAN AND WIFE GO TO SCHOOL Pupils Exhibit Fruits Of Industry At School Fair 1 Mendon. The local school held its annual fa r at the school house on Friday, under the direction of Principal H G Hughes. Each room had its own display of work. Prizes werfe awarded for the best exhibits as follows; sheep Norman Whitney, 6th grade; cats, J. R. Walker, 5th grade; rabbits, Okey 7tn grade; colt, Orson Farker, 8th giade; calf, William Richards, 4th grade, pigeons Vernon Bird, 6th grade, bantam chickens, Ray and Ralph Taylor, 4th grade; white leghorn looster, Leone Buist, 3rd grade . Vegetables and Fruits, carrots, Edgar Sorensen, 6th grade cabbage, Okey Hnbner, 7th grade; squash, Leland B.rd, 4th grade, red beets, Vaudie Baker, 1st grade; raspberries, Edgar Sorensen, 6th grade, corn, Theta Barrett, 5th grade, cantaloupe, John D. Baker, Jr, 4th grade, cucumbers, Melvin J Baker, 5th grade; turnips, Barrett Richards 2nd grade; garden peach, William Richards, 4th grade, apples Faye Hancock, 6th grade; tomatoes, Shirley Hughes, 1st grade; onions, Claude Stauffer, 8th grade; sugar beets, Max walker, 1st grade, display of flowers, Hazet Muir, 8th grade; best dressed doll, Edna Willie, 2nd grade; best cake, Louise Hard man, 2nd grade; best doughnuts, , Barbara Larsen, 1st grade. All pupils had their work, consisting of vases, needlewoik and drawings displayed on their desks. Prizes for desk woik were awared as follows; Eighth grade; Hazel Muir, first pr.ze; ITl CO. E T?T T TfW wf VV JuLlilU X jftr OE vU I kf T Greater Values at E. W. ELLIOT & CO. Alton Longstroth second prize; Claude Stauffer, third prize. Seventh grade: Cleo Richards, 1st; Virginia Heninger, 2nd; La veil Buist, third S xth grade: Wanda Hill, 1st; Lorraine Wood, 2nd; Edgar Sorensen, 3rd Fifth grade June Stauffer, 1st; Theta Barrett, 2nd; Helen Walker, 3rd. Fourth grade. Della Bartlett, 1st; Ruth Shelton, 2nd; John Third grade: Sorensen, 3rd. Marie Stauffer, 1st; Ronella LalliS, 2nd, Geneva Barrett, 3rd. Second grade. Edna Willie, 1st; Floyd Maisey, 2nd; Grant Bartlett, 3rd First grade: Dorothy Wood, 1st; Mary Lamont, 2nd,-GraK.dman, 3rd. The largest' sling shot ever made in Mendon was displayed by J R. and Two airplanes, Walker Associated mode by Glen Buist and Orson James Bud" Stillman, who chose a bride from the backwoode Parker, were exhibited by the of Quebec, now plans tr take her to school with him. The son of youthful inventors A number of wealthy James A Stillman of New York said his wife would attend parents attended the fair to see some of his classes this fall at Harvard medical school. the accomplishments of the children. SAVE THE DIFFERENCE ir ik r j FALL FALL - Coats Dresses De-mo- nt Fur Trimmed Just Models 14.50 DEPARTMENT ... ol Received-A- nd Theyre Amazing Values at This Price Decidedly Underpriced Superintendent J W K.rk-bnd- e and grade supervisor. Miss Leavitt Wallace were visitors at the Mendon school on Wednesday , MRS. ROSE LAMOREAUX, Correspondent Mesdames Melvin Muir and Luther Murray of Wellsville celebrated their birthdays by attending a show at the Cap-.tspeaker, a vocal solo was gion .Saturday. The ven by Horace Baugh Mr and Mrs. William Baker Crockett Funeral third speaker was Joseph S. and family motored to Wellsville 'Geddes Closing remarks were on Sunday and were the dinner Held by .Anel Eames Sunday of Mrs Bakers guests mother, choir sang the" After the Mrs Lilhe Walker. closing hymn the benediction J E. Ross, Arnold Peterson Funeral services was pronounced by W. S. Preston aiid Dee Hunt of Salt Lake City were guests of Mr. and Mis were, held In the Third ward Interment was in the Logan chapel Sunday- - at 2 p. m.lor Charles Ladle on Tuesday: Mr. Larsen, a son Mrs John Ladle enter tamed Ozro Crockett, who tied at his cemetery of Mr. law Crockett, dediat a chicken dinner n Monday home m the Third ward ano-on- in cated the grave. Dahlias formed the centerpece Thursday last following Ariel G. Earner for the table. Covers were laid ther s roke. RITES bishopric took charge ATTENDING for H W. Church, Mr. and Mrs M The ward FOR NEPHEW the services. James Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. OH- wrst two Mr. and Mrs. Wells McEn-tirsang the ver Taylor, Miss Clella Ladle, choir left Tuesday for St. Anprayer was Hazel Muir and Mr. and Mrs (hymns; opening offered by Bishop Shumway of thony to attend the funeral Ladle Farmer services of a nephew, Wooa-roE. G. Treasureton; was the first speaker; a duet Fowler, 16, who died of was given by Wiliam Shum- pneumonia in a hospital In way ancl wife; Bishop Parley Rexburg The services will be Bright, once bishop of Mr. neld in St Anthony. Mr and Crockett who now lives near Mrs McEntire will remain seDowney, Idaho, was the next veral days in Idaho PRESTON h PAGE FIVB THE JOURNAL. LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. Tuesday, October 7, 1030. 5.90 of superb Graciously styled coats Tricos, Broadcloths, and Tricolames and sport mixtures. Fur cuffs . . . fur collars. All the new fall colors . . . High1 waistlines, clever capes, new sleeves. New styles are here . . . Values from a fashion as well as a fabric stand- Sizes for Women Sizes' 14 to 20 38 to 44 . prey I point. Smarter and newer, than dresses you usually see at this price. All the new style details . . . Black and the new fall colors and prints. and Misses J, . rI Fel-stea- ct PART B Livestock .Situation, to be be little hope of any real apfed there. Even, at the low preciation in values. prices, feed shortage will also in the Jewels Taken From , - cut down lamb feeding Is Los Angeles There appears years. Feed and forage plenwest. So lt looks ,, as to be little danger of a sur- tiful in the west at relatively mid(jle Wife though, during the fall and plus of beef on the middle low prices. Most importent of winter months,. a larger than western markets next spring all to the western cattle proportion of the huge (Continued from Page One) and summer, and when it is is an will be forced supplies jmsisuem coast Los Pacific Mrs. realized that mand in Angeles Jrmeat channels. In some to open the - door for into are which are selling mstarfees, ' sheepmen are tals-o- n Thompson. A ,man stdppkcTliQin largely predicated fed cattle, prices at market on what happens on Missouri Los the Angeles and stunned" him 0j feeding out their own the darkness" river markets, this should be prices well above ordinary but' the volume of feeds with a blow on the head. This a good year for the western grass stock. This was cut dqwn such a robber stood guard over OMalavaiiable farmer and stockmrnr"to feed ed on a recent market session I tendency. may Producers may also ley as two others ordered Mrs. cattle. Probably there have when a load of choice young j ave some trouble in obtaining Thompson out of the car. bena few periods when an steers sold at $10 65 a cwt , j flnancing for feeding opera-a- s At pistol points .they forced excessive supply of long-fe- d compared with $7.00 to $8 00 (ions because of the decreas-fo- r her to talk into the entrance of beef cattle had as adverse an the general run of grass ecj vajue 0f breeding herds and the building. Roughly they J effect on Pacific coast values fattened steers. snatched her Jewels, including a clips. become as last summer. j. difficult is eviJ-It diamond ring for which she reThere is as yet little opj With the shortage of feed timistic over the outlook on Ljence 0f desire on the part of cently had paid $10,000, a diamarket. Receipts pf sheepmen to cut down their mond set bracelet and a diain the middle west, following the laipb the losses suffered by middle lambs continue very heavy in breeding flocks; instead, many mond pin, facie of reduced buying j sneepmen ewe western cattle feeders on last the are holding on the part of the puo- - lambs over because Find Revolutionary Graves -winter's operations, there of dissat-tainl- y are lamb lie. Just Fat N. C. (AP) Boy prices will not be as many isf action with market prices, Greensboro, near here fed cattle marketed from the about 50 per cent of a year- If SUCh ideas are held general-cor- n Scouts in camp declinhave lambs feeder belt as last year. This ago; By ne. yearS anib crop will, recently discovered graves of feeders more. evn ed Country situation is reflected in the 0f course, be even larger than twelve British soldiers killed in in numbers of have thle Idea of paying not Le reCord numbers this year the battle of Guilford Courtbig increase for 5 cents a more than pound stocker and feeder cattle goand without means of building house In the Revolutionary war last year, p sajes there would seem to m 1781 ing to middle western farms, feeder lambs 10whereas to 12 cents a so far this fall. they paid Prices of feeder cattle are pound. li-t- t r F' There is A shortage of hay1 low and require relatively 'seclamb In feeding the big much less investment than at any time during the past three tions of Colorado, and this will reduce the numbers W001 SLEEPERS Heavy part wool sleepers, made with feet. The sizes are from 0 to 9, and the colors are blue, pink and gray. A very fine value at ,79c. e w Lower Priced! Childrens -- B rr O PART WOOL TO' Fine knit excellent weight part wool unions in sizes 4 to 16. Silk trimmed and nicely tailored,. And the price is the lowest ih o Bi years. Mens Outing Flannel ft UHIS Boys New Fall Pajamas , Mayors feed-norm- aj 0 lh e - I Gowns, too, ( i er $ssissi3ssFormal Parties Are Here 1 Plugged a Leak that time ex- - Good price. weight materials, silk frog trimming, good full sizes and well made. tremely Smart looking caps for boys. Made in one piece styles and with unbreakable visors. In gray, tan and blue mixtures. Glad Rags Coats B -- - at this Boys Sheep Lined I e sure j- - low O H ft O j 4,95 Sizes 12 to 18 warm practical Heavy coats for boys. Just The coat every boy wants for fall and winter. Belted models with sheep collar. wispy . sweeping evening gown in' the grand manner, puts sophistication in your every move and mannerism. The colors, the materials, the details of these Evening Frocks are simply stunning. TO FALL 0 Are you ready for the A. W. S. Party? Prices range from TO HATS 198 298 AIID Our Iron Fireman Installation saves over 30 on our fuel bill! Mon fireman will "plug the lek" in youc firing job, too. You need only say the word lion Fireman produces a steady, intense heat from smaller sizes of coal, which cost less per ton, and enable you to ent operating costs. With Iron Fireman "Ftrcul Uiukrfirtng' .no fuel is wasted Combustion is complete 'and the smoke nuisance is abated. An Iron Fireman engineer will gladly survey your plants and render a report that fairly and accurately contrasts yonr present results and costs with results and costs you may expect from an Iron Fireman. Ask ns for this service It is free and will in no way obligate you. The Iron Fireman can be purchased on convenient terms. - fuel C i Fall Footwear 298 39 498 ' We are .showing many new models in the smartest of fall footwear. a. r - -- ft o; V- Store Department Low Prices Rulers of North Main 85-8- 7 i re Popularly Priced! Fashion Winning Styles in Womens WriEl Logan, Utah Heating and Plumbing Engineers - automatic 17.50 ST - Hbt machine that made coal 7. Broadcloth and madras wash; tops, with woolen trousers. Novelty belts. shade. t Iron Fireman Natty two pieee suits for the little fellows, sizes 3 to Pumps, straps and ties And though theyre priced at these of kidskin with reptile very low prices youll find all the trimmings. Suede and combinations, perky bows, .kidskin latest Paris styles little feathers, eyebrow effects, moire, satin, suede and droped crowns in every new fall gunmetal. A. H. PALMER & SONS 186 North Main For Boys Formal Frocks Take on a New Grecian Aspect Sizes 6 to 11 Just Arrived! 100 of the Smartest and Newest , Autumn has always been the opening of the social season in Logan. We have some of the most attractive offerings in evening pumps for formal occasions. Beautiful black satin or moire; really the white satin or white moire numbers are stunning. These can be dyed to suit the costume. Some of the latest - things in silver and gold colored pumps. These dainty styles in dress footwear are by far the most attractive ever offered. Suits cdu 1 7- - E. W. ELLIOT & CO. Logan, Utah W. ELLIOT & .UO.I |