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Show Ncta0-3oiirn- al PAGE TWO sales gam made by retailers m tiie lust h.tlf of pi,') Iitm iNcuio-aloum- al e e ea r.s last fn st mx Ami exeiy dollar lost A Daily Newspaper, published month-- . n at tail causes minute I ejier-- i week-daexcept very morning u siors in employment and Monday and Legal Holidays, at ii, jes of mills and piofit j LHgnuin, Utah. a etol les Entered at the Iostoffice at MARKET REPORTS HEWS FLASH! mV-Vj- 170 770 lb. IS NOW Sis. 4 YEARS OLD :j Wfeg-SS- 1W : butch-els- , da. s. Estimated salalde receipts. l!au, through, 75, total, 775. slow, scattering early sales steady odd light feeder lied eis, $5 75; no Steels sold early, few lots medium cow. $5 00" a at); load Wyoinings Wednesday want anotiier tradition shatter- $5 Pa; few out at $175; cutter ed (in the other hand, men and common cows today, $1 no with an eye for business see' '"5 00; runners down to S. k much 1o recommend it. Retail few good bulls, $5 7a a a SO; mestore leeords show that a. dium vealeis, $7.50 " K (M). Sheep: Estimated salable greater volume of annual Imsi- 9,77a; through, l.H.to; toness has been done in ycitts! tell when Thanksgiving far tal, 11.555; nothing done eaily, enough ahead of Christmas to late Wednesday ear 63 !b Orefeeder lambs, $7. la, 10 out jieimit four full shopping weeks. gon In each Christmas shopping at $6.15; load 177 lb. Idaho day roughly $1(0,00,0(K) a day ewes, $7.K5, soiled If head at flows across the nations retail! $1.50; trurk load local spiing' While loss of six' lambs, $6.75. counteis. days might not mean a sales sin inkage of $960,000,000, there PATRONIZE could be sufficient decline to NEWS-JOURNA- L cut a swathe in ihe $1,000,000,- fc VM ( iT ' '4. - ef-- Jfewi ; ' S-- . . ' A ,7,. i ' Y.: T- AW-ggaN- - &Suv; ... ... THE 'Ken( Jensen Wins Tennis Title Where To Find It The Brigham municipal ten nis tourney wrote finis Wednes AND ,5 Tf a listing of rename firms and SUC?SS one et hold. a fair individuals specialist m their, sized crowd of tennis lovers tine. Kent Jensen advanced to the championship in the senior di vision by defeating Glen Free a,, mvmmi k T" ' man, while Albert Hansen Chevrolet - OldemobUe UentralC Vvrolt Co, Phone 21. downed J. R. Gibbs in the ju Bulck nior division. Betty Hansen N. V. Wnririnc Motor. Phone 153 bad previously won the girls AU JOMOBILE!bRVICE division in a round robin tour CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO ney in which she did not suf AH work guar. N. Mein. Ph 21 fer one defeat. NORM Congratula WATKINS MOTORCOT i2 Weet Foreet. - Phone IJ3 Hons to the three title holders In the junior play-of- f some BUILDING TRADtS fine tennis was displayed as Sholty Painting, f.y Papering. . R. Gibbs fought valiantly to tenor Decorating.Phone 405. return Hansens drives, and for Dr. c. r. joka.Tu. C. n7.nh Hom, one set played inspired tennis, June. io s. i tan. phone lot From only to lose the set then on Hansen proved too ELECT R1CAL CONT RAC TOR much for his younger opponent, Let ue help you plan. Free eet but both played brilliantly and . retereon Electric. Phone much is expeetted of both lads INSURANCE in this sport. S. Martin Rasmussen, Oil ice and Residence Phone 9(J. In the senior division both Players started out cautiously, OPTICAL GOODS Hansen Variety Stor rfjieeling each other but, waiting a Million Articles. for the other to make the takes. Both players ORCHARD SUPPLIES Approved quality insecticide., .prey- many balls and the set finally g matenet Anderson Frnduceco. went to Freeman 6 N, In the second set Jensen found him- plumbing a heating No Job too amall Satisfaction self and, playing some of the guar. ntd. ( Pieman a. Sorcn.cn. 'finest tennis seen around here for some time, worked Free- prescriptions man out of position to place Rcxaii Drug., his drives and count a score, and to win the set TRY A CLASSIFIED In the third set both worked hard to gain an advantage and AD TODAY after some wcll played tennis Freeman dropped the set When pairings were made in UTAH OIL PRODUCTS the tourney it was agreed to any one of the 24 hrs daily play final matches five sets for TIRES REPAIRED As the championship. boys ECONOMY MOTORS started their fourth set, for Road Service 1lione 555 some unknown reason Free-- ! man decided three games was enough, so walked off the court, therrby defaulting the championship. Such action came as L U M Ii E It a surprise as Freeman was the Native First Grade one mest concerned about playIer Thousand ing the five sets. Awards were made the chamWrite Your Order To pions by Vernal Harris, recreaOR RS MILL, 0 id, Idaho tional director, and according to Mr. Harris, the tournament fliigsrnryrtr,?r,'rq BARBARA WEBB tm to SitUjJbNiA-- DaM fntin tfiOrm .. Clark and Johnny Norfolk -- ... live In a small, arlsto-er- i ll. Vi.ninia town, love each other, but Johnnys prospects are poor, and so Merry, for the sake of hpr parents, whose finances are in a had state, gives him up and promises to marry rieli Sam Henderson. Sam. in return. Is to pay olT her parents debts. However, he already has a wile. Flossie Field uneducated country girl who was his playmate in his poverty-stricke- n childhood. On a visit to his old home alter he became rich, he got drunk, married her, and then deserted her. As she, in love with him, has refused to divorce him, he asks Merry to try to persuade her. but Flossie still refuses to consider a divorce and passionately insists that she eoiitd win Sams love it only she had a chance to be a lady. Merry, deeply touehed, offers to show her how to improve herself if she will come and stay for a while at Merry's home. Me Flossie suddenly began to laugh. She laughed and laughed. Merry and Johnny stared at her. Then they. too. saw the humor of their quarrel over her and burst into laughter themselves. After that, things were easier More quietly now. Merry argued for her plan, and urged Flossie to agree to it. Johnny, gradually won over, conceded that it might just possibly work, and added his persuasion to Merry's. Flossie was visibly tempted. But why would you take all that trouble over me. Miss Clark? said Merry. "Call me "Please. by my first name. Flossie smiled a warm, lovely smile that transfigured her plain lace. "All right Merry. "It wouldn't be trouble," said Merry. "It would be fun! "But If you want to marry Ram yourself, why are you trytn' to help me keep him for myself? Merry hesitated before answering. Well, you see. as I told you. I promised to marry him for financial reasons and I've already placed myself under an obligation to him. I'm honor bound to marry him if you should divorce him. But since you won't divorce him. I have to pay off my obligation in some other way. and I want to try to pay It oil by doing something for you. If. by helping you. I can make Sam see that you. after all. are the girl he wants for a wife. I'll feel that I've also done something for him that I've at least partially repaid the debt I owe ium by opening his eyes to you. cd sound. CIIAITTR XIII lpLCGCIE was taken aback by Merry's sudden, Impulsive In- vitation. Then, indignation supplanted her surprise. "Why ever should 1 go to your and you figurin' to take she away from me! house Merry rushed on. But I cant take bun away from you if you refuse to divorce Imn! And don't you see? If you'll come with me. IT) teach you the tilings you want to learn how to speak correctly, how to dress now to art the things that would fit you into Sam s world. You say you know you could make him love you if only you had the chance. Well. Ill give you that chance! He's away right now on a trip will) my parents but when he roines back, be won't know 0t - 6-- 430-w- - CLASSIFIED COLUMN 1 5-- 0 Per Word Per Dar 6-- paid fer DEAD ana USELESS cow s and horses. I'hoiu CASH 493-- J 2. 6-- LET I'S Build jour new home. C. E. SMITH, 'phone 409. tf REAL ESTATE SOLD REAL ESTATE BOUGHT REAL ESTATE LOANS S. NORMAN LEE. Licensed Abstractor. FLOSSIE looked at her Iintently.I said are you Rlad I'OU SLE A I Pullets, rea- wouldn't divorce turn? Would you sonable price and terms. be glad to get out of marrym' HOl.sr POl LTKY FARM. tf. him? "Yes, Merry said simply, and LOST N WOPIION E in black glanced at Johnny. case, on highway 30 hcfween Flossie noted the plance, and Suowville and Park alley. looked at Johnny herself. you!'' REWARD, G. Car-te.r- , "Is he the man you'd like to Wher Flossie simpiv stared at Park I alley. I t. AkojKl tier without answering. Merry marry? she asked suddenly. Merry turned crimson. "Yes he turned excitedly to Johnny. Is. Help me to persuade hrr! "Then, why don't you?" Flossie Johnny however, seemed as be-ildered as Flossie by Merry's un- demanded. If you love him!" $7an Merry appealed to Johnny. "You expected proposal. "Wait a minute. he said. "What tellHeher. BLINDLY IN cleared bis throat. It's this are you trying to do back out of I graduated Flossie. After way. your bargain with Henderson? from AN EFFORT college last year. I couldn't You've placed yourselt under a sort ot job I expected to terrific obligation to mm on the Ret the TO ESCAPE In fact. I couldn't get a job at promise that you will marry him get. if lie cun get a divorce. And he has all. I hung around home tor a THE MAD on my family and gone away with the understanding while, sponging I went work to at then, finally. that you are going to try to perHUNTSMAN something that every one thought suade Flossie to set him free. What was Even didn't disgraceful. Merry FRIENDS OUR, will lie say it ne comes back and parents finds that, instead ot mdueing her likn it much, and tier was SUDDENLY it awtul to divorce him vou have been en- well, they thought They couldn't see their daughter REACH THE couraging her to hang onto him? tying herself to a young man wun "But he won t want the divorce no prospects, so they had a talk SHORE OF sees lien he the transformation with us. we had to agree that ;n her!" Merry cried. "He'll be they wereand AN OCEAN right. crav about her! What's he doin'?" Flossie asked "Mavbe. said Johnnv. skeptic-a'..Merry. "It s more likely he'll be mad "Selling stockings from door to ii the devil!" door." They were talking to each other Merrv made the Rtiswer without n nv as though Flossie weren't stress. She was no longer ashamed of Johnny's work she was proud pi event. She. listening, was watching them with a frightened look in of him! nor eyes. "There's worse things." said Flossie, shortly. "It seems a H. JOHNNY, don't be such a worse to me lor Sam to try to signt buv art Dlankfi!" Merry cried. himsrlt a wile who rinesn t loo !v t.npa'i-him! Did he know vou two was "WiN. I think vmi're a dope!" cornin' here together to see mg" tne "No but lie told me ne didn wildcat said bitui'l.v "Its ne.irci ot! Not mat I nv.r.d my seeing Johnny wane lies Idea A.uit Miu io marrv Henderson away." ou know now feel about that. Flossie considered this "Yes But you'll just let yourself in for a Its better to see nun. You wou.dn t be pmin alter mm that wav." let o! Brief with this crazy stunt Ref. yourselt nane unoUed than There was a brief silence Then. Merry said. "Well Flossie joii already are1 Merrv flung Cue!: an angry re- what do you srv? Are you tort. They were oil on one ot their home with me? ThP country girl war. cr .! only a Pnod:c quarrels, ug.i.g at each o.l. er. moment longer. "All right I rtvkcn 1 1! "FhooeV" snorted Johnny, at come." the rr.d of five minutes of tins. "On. you make me sick! Merry (To bt' continued snapped. Into the momentary pause that (The charactos in this scried arc follow ed, there came an unexpect- . jictltiousl i $27 Manager McDrrrriund of ihe C. C. McHermond Attractions paid another business visit tu Brigham Thursday in connec-tion with tlie ticket sale contest for the big Show tEhow which is to be featured at the Peach day celebration. Besides being delighted with the progress of the contest, Mr. McDermond announced many of which the special attractions are being included in the Show Master of of Shows program. ceremonies will be Milt. Hughes who has recently returned to Utah from signal success as an announcer of special events and special radio programs all up and down the Pacific coast. Charley Boy is one of the real thrills of the show. Tills young man prides himself upon his total disregard of the law of gravity and disports himself atop a swaying pole 115 feet in the air and, as if this senes of stunts were not breath-takinenough, he calmly dixes from his lofty height into a tank of wae,-floatewith a foot of blazing gasoline. Other death defying feats are performed by the Iribyl Bros, who perform on a trapeze elevated 90 feet from terra firma. The Three Reynolds are a bounding wire trio with all of the art and grace required to make a headline wire act. two Behee, Bruce and Betty pretty maidens and a clever young man, are comedy knockabout acrobats. Then there is a fine roller skating act, a team of lady contortionists, the Barefoot Boy and his dog the dog being possessed of a real high school education. The Mechanical Marvel is an enigma of the most baffling sort, the question arising being whether it is a human being or a machine. The many other features will be highly entertaining and thrilling and, to cap the climax, the music will be furnished by Roy Duncan and his circus band. Mr. McDermond promises Brigham a real "Show of Shows" indeed. The worlds largest selling straight Ilourbon whiskey! Nel PINT No. 61 QUART No. 60 Subscribe for the News-Journa- sTSAetr SOifMBCff PT. 6J COPYRIGHT may 90 PROOF SCHENLEY DISTILLERS ry . New Yo: k 11. earsun, Murpln Mills and (Lmn : st. Lous and pi Washington 1, Detroit f Leonard, Mustei.snn and fell; Ti out and York. "T DO ALL American League : Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 10 (1st Ross, Potter, game.) Masters and Hayes, Brucker; Harder and Hemsley, Sewell. Cleveland am, I Pittsburgh 4, New Yoik 5. Butcher and Susce; Salvo, Humbert, Brown and Panning. 2, Yi.V Masteis and Hicv, gr Milnar and II, ipLi,, YESTERDAYS GAMES National League: Chicago 6, Boston 1. Iasseau and Mancuso; SullU van and Masi. Philadelphia WHtSXft CuRPuA (2nd BASEBALL TYPES OP JOB IltlNTING 17. Crossword Puzzle i ACKOS& 1 9 1- )J 14 J5 16 18 ' 20 22 24 2y 27 28 20 -- - Recede 2- lota J 4 FIZZLE (French) egeluDlc teiume.se I - Man r niciemt Injefin'te perj Urea k ol! 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Felt spent a delightful day this week driving through Logan canyon to Bear lake and then to Monte Cristo, through Huntsville and back to Brigham again. c.i sTo. 6"J$ Show Of Shows Peach Day g in Powerful Drama and Fierce RoIMightv in cast! in Clang and Color! . . . and Mighty in Entermance! tainment! . . . Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. heads a huge cast in The Sun Net er Sets, w hich opens at the Roxy Theatre on Sunday. 01 her players include, Rasil Rathbonc, Virginia Field, Lionel Atwill, C. Aubrey Smith and Barbara ONeil. ' S : ITS Attraction Cattle- HEAM-T- hr-- - j weights above and below tins range mostly $6 75'" (i 50; extreme weights down to Shod and under; sows mostly SIWhio 1 fZ&Pk . Ooltf Hand - 7a oil best was very successful, some fine tennis being played as a re' sult of the contest. STARS IN NEW SCREEN EPIC OGDEN, A no kM H'SDAI Hogs: Kslimated salaiile tceeipts, 7a, tin ougli, 11a; dnect, 170: Joo, total lop, steady; Si', FRIDAY MOKMXc, At mile eo Property arge deer Se.dorP Remover Jorkev lyoetid 45-- 51 53 ft 53 6t Mythical Olrdi Uncooted Period of time ataia ' That thing -- Prefir l w LAWN GRASS Horsley's famous Lawn Mixture, lb. Pep up the old lawn with good FERTILIZER, lb. ... 3c PASTURE mixtures and ALFALFA SEEDS HORSLEY'S j THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS w during ... v. o 1 1 ... . Bv Rudolph Dirkf SHAKE COME ON A LEGS WE AINT.GOT ALL DAY I v |