Show PAGE THREE STUDENT LIFE W one of the best exhibits on the grounds and many were not backward in saying that it was the AN BEING ECHO OF OUR oest THIRD ANNUAL LOUD One entire building was oecu SOCK DAY pied by the A C more space than 'has before been allotted to Could you hear them? When Jt Tire building itself was very a erowd of fellows walked along artistic being in the mission the halls with their noiry legs it The decorations carried out sounded like a company of U S style the general scheme and the knish-eartillery in full action effect was exceedingly pleasLOUD did you sayWell rather The ci edit for the decoraing If n’t it too bad that mother never tion of the building must go to of combinathat thought E W Bowling and J E Taylor happy tion of purple and pink when who had the work in charge s:he was making our first pair of The exhibits were generallv of trouser' with pockets in them or v radical nature showing the of that pleasing blending of red v ork actually done by students and yellow when she was making here at school From the School And even nii£ gingham aprons Agriculture were specimens of that does not exhaust the original products grown upon our college color scheme''' on exhibition With farms from Mechanic Arts s the various hues of the rainbow etc tools furniture to work with it is surprising how m the school of Home Economexhibits very many combinations can be ics showing model obtained and when vou have kitchens and recent conveniences striper1 plaids and polka ’dots to toi the home A very interestuse to obtain variety the number ing and highly instructive exhib’t of creations possible is without made by the Home Economics end schbol showed the relation of the But the climax was reached common house fly to typhoid and Bv demonstration when in military array the whole tuberculosis sock battalion stood up before the the danger of this house pest was bleachers and “Presented socks” made clear and methods of exterThe report was deafening To minating it were shown From those on the bleachers the follow- the annual Husbandry Deprat-men- t were exhibited horses cating familiar linei appealed: tle and sheep that would capture “Loudsoeks to light of them prizes anywhere in the United Loud socks to left of them States These proved of special Loud socks in front of them to farmers of the OH SOCKS IF EAD ME TO 1 F Cy A 0 4 i Frank O Reynolds D gi t Practice limited to Eye Ear Nose and Throat Special attention given to the proper fitting of glasses Office Hours Noble Six Hundred” This was the third annual loud sock day at the A C and it was by far the most successful Whoever initiated the idea can take a great deal of credit unto him-se- l f because the day affords a most wholesome way of using our surplus energy and certainly affords anurement galore for both the pattieipanfs and the onlookers Here’s to an even more successful sock day next year and 2 to jj and by 5 M Ilk Students Attention! Buy Your Furnishings at the little Store with the Big Stock Lowest Prices Best Ooods N Morrell's Store Main GOOD BREAD i AND PASTRY Delivered to ant part of town Our baker products are made of the best material Call and ge‘ special rate for Bread a sample order will convince ou that our statements are ADOLPH Wl US EN Prop ti ue stu-dei- v ts I T WEseeareyousurebackgladWeto have been working all summer getting ready for you Our “College Corner” is still right by the door THEY DIFFER 4 College Tailor f J t Ladies’ and Gent’s Clothing CLEANED and REPAIRED j Yours Presslngly U J 36 - j Gust Carros 5 w ist n HERE is a right way and a wrong way to do everything The right way to keep an account of your school expenses is to open an account $ with us Here you get the prac- tical side of life as well as the theoretical Ladies as well as gentlemen will be cordially 1 welcome Tr supplied with ’phones writing desk college postals stamps etcL all free We want you to make it your headquarters and use it freely In a word we want you to be right at home in our store Ours is the most up-to-d- men’s store in f Logan jf Thatcher a ! ! Bros Surplus H E Hatch President L S Hill G J j Co :: nking$19000000 & Vice-Preside- nt F Thatcher Cashier H Bankhead Asst Cashier ! £ y -- For Men Only A Undoubtedly the State Fair will result in a world of good to our institution placing as it did the possibilities of the school directly before the people of the state ! VV special appointment Howell Cardon Building: Phones Bell 93 Black Ind 236 partments ! ! VV “watch and pen store” o' ’V’1 V yr tJ Star Clothing Store ‘Mai? The college exhibit also contained charts explanatory of the work conducted here in other de- 1 1- 12 ) the Our college did itself proud at what was probably the most suc- :: cessful State Fair ever held in ii B Utah The Fair both Horn Capital the points of attendance and genexcellence far surpassed other years still the U A C held its own high place The opimin was genera - that-- i t— wa i to S date ! ! eral 9 Jewelers and Opticians Office ’ Theirs not to make reply Theirs not to rea'on why Theirs but to SEE and DIE 4 o’ - Volleyed and thundered S E NEEDHAM & CO d 1 car-rage- j The I Special Discount to Students lUtah Dental Comp’nyf Dr 8 17 E GwtKK V— ' ' - t $ X Manager LOGAN Main Street 4A 4 4 vw ! Bell Four Hundred Let us then be up and reading All the annual football “dope” And until our team is leading Learn to argue and to hope — Ex M I Napper Independent Fom 1 I 'So say folks who have found out the advantages of mak- ing headquarters at “Nappers” Everything in drug and toilet articles Complete stock of sundries Prescriptions our specialty d interest -- t v UTAH 5 w 1 51 $ i ‘I1 Morrell Clothing Co ate 4 |