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Show iu oruer w feivfe the poultrymanJ a good chirk. They are always es I willing to adjust honest dilfer-ienccutomers wiUi' end their Chick --Incubator j try to give them a 100 per cent square deal, and In any wayn can assist the poultry-maAt Local Plant that they to make a success In rearing their flocks. Utah hatched chicks are well owned-kr,wTho Logan Hatchery, jor their strong rugged. ThosJ. Rowley and operated by are ally a and Dick T. Quinney, wish to to tllPl announce the installation of a vour way fronlno longhatchery transporbroader; to mammoth Robbins incubator tation, no sweating, no- chilling help supply the increased de- - in transit; ready to live and maud for baby chicks for the g!0W With proper care, and you season of 1931. are helping a home industry. own breeding They have their This incubator is the first stock, headed with Hansen's electrically equipped machine of cockerels which are to be inpoultry breeders as birds its kind and capacity of a heavy laying strain. Mr. stalled in Cache valley. Their equipment is also Rowley, manager of the Logan brooding equipped, with a hot Ilatchery has been hatching, rtectrically air ventilating system, being one rearing and selling baby chicks of the 'most sanitary ways of for the last 3d years and is in broodtog chicks. This gives the a position to know that our customer a chance to get a Utah chicks should be just as good as eastern or western (tod strong, vigorous chick, stock. They have go'ne td con-- 1 Owing to the number of expense in trying tp ders coming in for baby chicks build up this business, in get- - their first hatch of white Leg- -g ting good stock and equipment horns will come off on February 25th. Mr. Rowley wishes to ex New Electric - ArresteJ;S$ Is Doing -, Tho regular, annual meeting stockholders of the First National Bank of Logan, Utah -l bo held In iU banking Tuesday, January 1, described by police as leader jtted to questioning today by 31 o e.ock p. m. for e and gunmen of a group of i. .a" attempting to explain a election of directors' and the baby gangsters r now under ar- - p0jice 1Pcent senes of holdup murders. busi-,rea transaction of such other ness as may be proper. Police say Haldiman has A. Sonne, Cashier. slaying a iiilink station Flashes Of Life Dated at Logan, Utah, near Independence. In cember 12, 1930. ja statement police attributed to Ibis girl companion, Haldiman (Advertisement) is accused of slaying William ( By the Associated Press) Radio Schqbl In London 'H. Price, a Kansas City bakery New York Adolph Lewisohto, Lcndon (IP) of- driver, his friend; wealthy philanthropist, whose - A school - - , to furnish Ta vocation is music, is In fine broadcasting is to be started a thrill. directed by Fer-- j Page hoped to try Haldiman voice at the ago of 82. He gve conHouse cy'Pitt, Royal Opera for the Price murder Jn a song recital at Hunter college, . and former music di- - ouri where conviction carries Colonel Lind- Washington rector of the British Broad- - with it the death penalty. HOUSE bergh experts that in a few, casting corporation. Speakers Confronted by the statement years a leuTScan be mailed in' A weil drilled near Logan Thursday Turtle farming and canning and singers will be trained in attributed to the girl, 14 year New York to the evening end Utah, to supply a grade school Debates prposed amendment the major industry on Eleu-- j bill. relief js the technique of the micros old Fern McNabo, Haldiman de- - be delivered In 115 $20,000,000 to water drought at San Francisco produced degrees con- - t.bpra island of the Bahamascommittee phone nled killing the driver-- Charg- - the next morning- - He made a Fahre ropriations App of , ' i . ," Vfthiuds hearings on $91,000,000 prediction in a speech at a con l What Congress deficiency ference on committee nears end of tion. , hearings eti warship construcSain Francisco Tommy Wattion program. son hopes to accept an InvitaWednesday tion to dinner Christmas eve in Senate Took up senate drought rethe White House. He is a broth, lief bill shortly after agriculture er of Mrs- - Herbert Hoover, Jr-- , Thursday Continues debating conference committee cut $60,000,000 sum and is in a hospital as the reccnstruc-tio- n in half. . sult of loss of a leg in a street report on emergency judiciary committee heard car accidrnt. commitcommerce (witnesses on bill to establish Hillsborough, N- - II- - John tee takes up the bus regulation federal power commission to Bush has a fine laundry- BaCk bill- stabilize employment. to him came a clean shirt with Mule Shoals 'conferees re- Investigation ef veterans hos$30 buttoned up in the pocket sume negotiations. pitals site, selection proposed- just where he left it. .Wednesday. London The- - biggest TomConsidered report on emergSpecial Holiday Fares mies arc getting smaller. The ency construction 'measurereduced have Grenadier guards Debated Jones maternity bill. Oregon Short Line height requirements to 5 feet Interstate commerce commit- -' 11, and the cold stream guards tee - approved of j nomination d for round - J Frank R. McNinch to the power pare and ai oVsTl. to 5 feet, 8 VtaUonsWtV) ' i Atlanta T. N, Tanner, who commissionthi destinations throughout , committee . d to- - many eastern' fought for Lee, - is to essay! .Foreign relations consideration nnints For details bn saledates matruiutoy again- Right after "voted next getting a decree of divorce ha of the world court until and return limits, consult your announced wedding bells would December. local agent. Union Pacific Sys86 years old. ring short. He is (Adv.) tem. him in the In dependence murder are- Ray Baby 17, Aletha Rush, Sioux and Miss McNabb. as members of the Gangsters who witnessed the kil. iling of the bakery driver from Kansas City, pee.. 18 (AP) a car following Haldiman, three James Page, Jackson county ether girls under 19 years of the age were arrested yesterday. Se- prosecutor, today sought of agreement Independence, veral boys were taken into cus- Kas-authorities to the return tody later. here of Everett Haldiman, 17,, he 15 under arrest were sub ed jointly with Leader Of tend an invitation, to anyone wishing to see this machine in operation, to call at their place of business, 1179 Canyon Road, Logan. i t - ; st con-esk- . m one-thir- J Mlss-duot- or y , . ir. JIV mt, 'W itlOjil mvm 3 m iv - ULflbk You ought to go down to th Cache K slatting Santa Says: Worhsy 124 South Main Street and see the elegant things they have oir ChristEnas. Every member of the family can be taken care of in this Great Christmas Special Consolidation Sale Sweaters, dresses, coats, lingerie and kiddies woolen wear of all sorts This sale presents some of the outstanding values of the year of stock maufaetured by the Cache Knitting Works , FOR THE CHILDREN MOTHER - FOR FATHER - y i 04 OVERCOATS COUNT To Go Below Cost " CS'AnWooICoataTTalueiTo Your choice : 59 AU W90I Coats in Tweeds CHILDRENS DRESSES EM - ( $28.50r,' $10.00 - and Herringbones - H V-, i BOYS - ;iri blue plaid and brown plaid, sold previously at $3.75, now at! . $J,95 These are Bargains. Also 30 oz. Boys blazers which sell . at $6.5000 go at . $3,75 These leather tnramed blazers gfveThat growri-u- p appearance that all boys love., , KIDS Boys and Girls In very fine woven cotton and wool Made fresh here at the mills. Real values at these prices. 2 years to 8 years ; 75 10 years to 14 years 991 A good supply of slightly soiled underwear for children, in all -weights in our bargain bins. f FLANNEL SHIRTS Bucskin, wear resisting Shirts, Khaki or grey Were $2.50, now Heavy twill weave. Khaki, flannel Shirts Road price $5.25, sale price ... $3.75 Silk and Wool, Grey or Tan Plaid. These shirts are imported from Italy. They formerly sold at $6.80. Our Consolidation Sale Price $3.50 Other shirts at proportional prices. $145 SIX MENS UNIONS 1 PRESENTS OFFERED 12:00 oclock $12.00 5:00 oclock $15.75, this group, consisting of worsted, flannel and rayon, excellent for winter house frocks : or to make over for kiddies $2.50 womens flat and school crepe and flannel dresses, girls High rayon and worsted wool a few stout models. . $3.50 Formerly $12.00 to $15.50 Dresses in flannels, rayons, jerseys and worsted sport suits. You wiU find a good selection of afternon frocks in the group $5.25 Formerly $12.50 to $16.50.. This group in 'high grade suits and dresses in Silks, Velvets, Worsted Flannels, Coverts. These dresses and suits cannot be' duplicated for this price. Formerly priced as high as $28.50, now. . $7.75 BARGAIN BIN NO. Pajama Suit. ce ce 40 ' 65 WEDNESDAY , - B sure drawing. . ' 12 oclock $15.75, of 5 oclock-Choi- ce ce I ! XII ( Pajama Spit anything in stock and 6ave all tickets as they 'participate in theChristmas . S Eve 5(K 1 , sleeveless kiddies Contains slipon sweaters, kiddies underfor 50c. wear, Ladies Slioons, Girls Petticoats. - BARGAIN BINNO. 2ZZZZi;00 Mens and Boys for $1.00. Contains kiddies .underwear, 2 Sweaters, Ladies and Girls 'Slipon Sweaters, Ladies Skirts. BARGAIN BIN NO. 3 -- ci ?1.50 Contains Slipon Sweaters for Men, Women and Children. Kiddies underwear, 2 for $1.50. Wool Petticoats for $1.50. . BARGAIN BIN NO. L: Contains La dies. Skirts, Ladies Sweaters, Boys Sweaters, Underwear. BARGAIN BIN NO. 5. H2.00 Mens Sweaters, - - v?2.50 Contains Mens and Womens, Boys and Girls High Grade " Sweaters. UU WUU! ai UPUCj f " ') tU" S 1 k ma . BIMO Part Wool Blanket (3-piec- e). Fancy Dress Sox. Blue, Tan and. Grey, Combinations. Sale price v..... 35 Childrens Spanish Yam Heavy All Worsted Wool Hose. Made in Logan. We are selling this stockJbelow cost. 7 -i Ls All new dresses in wSATIJRDAY12:0Q oclock $3.00 Peacock Robe. 5:00 oclock $6.50 Roughneck Sw eater. MONDAY 12:00 oclock $15.75 Pajamas , 5:00 oclock $16.50 Roughneck Sweater. TUESDAY 12:00 oclock $15.75, Pajama Suit 5:00 oclock $16.50 Hudson Bay Blanket i j ' ' MENS HOSIERY 1 LADIES DRESSES . With each purchase, a ticket will b given. The person puchasing $5.00 or more will be given two tickets. Twice each day a drawing will take place and the fortunate holder will receive the articles to beg iven away as follows: $4.50 -.- - - during this immense Christmas Special Sale elegant presents FRIDAY AH TVool Boot Sox ....1 Road price 90c, sale price Pure Worsted Wool Sox. The kind mother used to knit. "Ter pair " The yarn would cost you more than this. , flut-siz- e will be given away absolutely Free. MENSHLAZERS v ELEGANT Twice Daily Extra fine assortment of Wrt Wools. Siiks and Wrools, . and , worsteds at manufacturers prices. Our feature number is a Silk and Woo! very tightly woven and still not bulky, giving that smooth silk touch and still giving the best in warmth. Try this once and always use it. Sells regularly for $8.25, on sale at ...... $3.50 One lot of those red plaid blanket blazers that give that warm appearance, we ai e"Hosing tourat.r.',T.r..i:.J We are also closing out our stock of $8.83 30 oz. all wool ..... plaid and plain colored blazers at T - - - , " UNIONS HOSIERY pairs Silk and Rayon, Service Weight, all latest features such as knit to fit, ravel 6top, silk to top, 4 ply toe and heel, 10 thread-Bu- y these at a saving of 60 per cent. 50 While they 'last hose at We also have 50 153 pairs 12 thread silk and rayon carrying all the latest features. These seH regular at $1.25 per pair. 75 limited number wiU be sold at.. This ' 147 pair? Silk and Wool hose, per pair 75 169 pairs $2.00 pure Silk 11 thread full fashioned ; hose at, per pair $1.25 493 We have over 1000 sweaters, in the house. Slipons, crew necks, coats, ahakers, jacquards,-heav- y and light. All colors weights and descriptions for men, women and children at 50 PER CENT REDUCTION - A , . , merchandise, j. f Heavyweight Rayon Bloomers Not Skimpy. W'ere $1.80, now Vests heavyweight price 50C Princess Slips. Adequate shadow proof hem. Side gussets for slenderizing effect. Were $2.60. On sale at $1,50 Three in one combination suits. Double brassier top, full cut bloomers, newly made in our factory. Selling at $1.25 Gowns Made in beautiful pastel shades of lustrous rayon. Lace trimmed tODS with embroidery designs. Were $3.00 To sell at $1.25 Also gowns, costume slips, teddies, etc., in crepe de chine. AH made in our 7actory ahd 's6M'aI factorypftC(.T. LADIES SWEATERS J Dont judge our Lingerie by the price. This is quality - 1 Here is where you can buy those fine front quarter Horse Hide . coats with the overcoat lining and the big fluffy Wambat collars. To look at them gives you that warm, cozy feeling. ' WTe have sold them all season for $22.80, but while they last, they go at $14.75 We also have the front quarter horsehide 1 with the wool lining at v... $0.80 L overcoat And lining at $11.00 ; BLAZERS 6ne group of fine boys blazers LEATHER; COATS ; - $375 -- - - LINGERIE APPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFTS t x W are featuring a rack of newly made girls dresses in Flannels, Knits, and some Part Silks. These are made in attractive styles featuring flare skirts, and are priced right. Sizes 2 to 8 years tk' Sizes 10 to 12 years $2i75 .'. Also an assortment in all sizes at .1 High priced coats. To go at. $13.50 87 All W00J Coats, Imported Camel Hair, Heather Shadow stripes, grc;y plaids. Original price $27.50. A good buy at $13.75 193 All Wool Coats, brown or tan plaids, shadow stripes, plenty of blacks. Worth $31.00. We split with you at..,. $15.50 There they are. t Words cannot express the real values we offer ia. oVercoats. " . L,:... V |