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Show January PAGE FOlTt South Cache Courisr WANT ADS Poblibhcrs Established Published any winter coat. These coats are already underpriced, and cannot be beaten anyFOR SALE Baby bed and baby where. All wool materials in 33 Betty Jean and other famous buggy. Phone 70W Hyrum. Latest colors, newest makes. styles. Fur trimmed and sports. FOR SALE Building lot in 5x10 rods on oil street. $400 Large selection. Buy now and get good materials . Edwards MiJohn A.. Israelsen. llinery Co., 33 West 1st North, Adv. Logan. FOR SALE 1910 at Hyrum, Utah Weekly Hy-lu- One year, One year Subscription Price: Servicemen, $2.00. $1.00. COMPLETE STOCK of Firestone Post-offitires and batteries now available. the entered at Legal paper at Hyrum, Utah as Second Wendell Jensens Service Station x Class mail matter under the act Hyrum. 870of March 3. WHITER CLOTHES, less laundry expense if you use Hospital Soap Powder and Farm Bureau Water MCMBER UTAH STATE PRESS Softener. Everton and Sons, Logan, Utah ASSOCIATION ce 1 - NATIONAL EDITORIAL tO.X ASSOCIATION IZniijLi l gilbert v. McDowell Editor and Business Manager MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED The marriage of Miss May Von Harold G. Nielsen and Major Woolf has been announced by her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jos. F. Nielsen of Hyrum. Major Woolf is the son of Mr. and Mrs George Woo f of Chicago, Illinois. In a candlelight the setting, double ring ceremony was per formed on Friday evening, January 4, at the LDS Institute at Logan with President Edwin Claw son officiating. The beautiful bride was charming in a gown of ivory satin entrain with a fingertip net veil. Her bouquet was of pink rose buds and white carnations centered with an orchid. Miss Elizabeth Blair and Miss Jean Chandler of Ogden were the bridesmaids and wore gowns of pink and blue crepe. They rarried old fashioned bouquets of paste! colors. Reece Nielsen, brother of the bride, was best man. Following the ceremony a reception was given with the receiving line by the fireplace. The serving tab e was centered with a four tiered cake topped with a miniature, bride and groom and was presided over by Miss La Ree Lyon and Mis. Joyce Lower, sisters of the brjde. Mrs. Kay Miller was in charge of the gift room assisted by Leila Albretsen and Gloy Allen. Mis. Nedra Thunnell the registered guests. Mrs. Frances Gooley. Mrs. Carol Maughan and Miss Norma Andersen took charge of the serv ing. musical During the evening numbers were beautifully rendered by Miss Georgene Doulre, voc alist and Miss Lucille Roylance, pianist. returned May Von recenty from Washington, D. C. wheie she has been employed as a private secretary to Congressman Walter Granger and also worked at the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Prior to this she attended the Brigham Young University and the Utah State Agricultural College. She was affiliated with the Val Norm social unit. Lambda Delta Sigma, Chi Omega and also served as a ROTC sponsor. Major Woolf has just returned to the United States after serving 18 months ovqrsevis in, the South Pacific. He received the Bronze Star Medal while stationed in New Guinea. He has attended the Northwestern University, the American Institute of Banking in Chicago and took advanced studies at the Harvard School of Business Administration. Before induction he was employed as a tax ana'yst for the Harris Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago. the Following the reception young couple left for a honeymoon trip to Salt Lake City. They returned on Tuesday morning and attended the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Blair of Ogden where May Von was a bridinaid. They will make their home in Chicago. Mrs. August Clawson was called to Long Beach, California this week because of the serous i! -ness of her aunt, Mrs. Elenora W. Heim. Mrs. Wm. Bailey and son accompanied her. They left Ogden Wednesday morning on the Ch ail'd; ger. CESSPOOLS and Septic tanks pumped and cleaned, lhone 1080 Logan. Mrs. Willard Petersen of the Hyrum Third ward is visiting in California. She will be a guestof friends at San Francisco and Los Angeles and will also visit her son, Reid Petersen at Camp 41 Miss Cpl. Ray Lowe called Helen Leishirji n over ihe telephone on Sunday from Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. Cp Lowe had just landed in the States from overseas duty in Europe. INSURANCE IS IMPORTANT For Life Insurance Fire Insurance and Auto Insurance why not get it at home? Call John A. Israelsen. 72W. Adv. 33x FLOOR SANDERS. Everton & Sons, 25 W. 1 No. Logan. 10 y Comfortable Chairs, Occa- Guaranteed Work v-.A Ski tow operating week ends All day ticket on ski tow $1 Good Used Machines for Sale Also a few new ones plus tax. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 114 North Main Logan, Utah JOIN LOGAN SKI MOUNT CLUB AND LEARN TO SKI Agents for Singers Exclusive sional Table, or a complete laving Room Suite are here to gladden the home of those who need nice furniture. f'2 t TRADE IN YOUR OLD Postmaster and Mrs. Canpril Nielsen have returned from a trip FURNITURE U.&l. to California. On New Years day they attended the Rose Bowl game which they enjoyed very much. The trip was made by air. L k KE ORA BANQUET HALL mu mmni 4 MANAGED BY MR. ANI) MRS. DARWIN REESE FURNITURE EXCHANGE M. and Mrs. Irvin Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown of Hyrum are enjoying Q. Sewing Machine Repair GARMENTS Marked, buttonholes made. Mrs. Gordon Savage. Hy--1 rum. Phone 128 M. 33 RENT MISCELLANEOUS Miss Jeanne Kellett and Mrs. Buford Swanson of Hyentertained at her home on Helen Brown of Hyrum attended Mr. .and Mrs. Ray Darby en- rum afternoon in compliment tertained at dinner on Monday in Sunday on Friday her little daughter, Rella Mae a party in Providence honor of their mother, Mrs. Sarah to who was celebrating her birthday for Miss Marie Fuhriman who is- Bowen who returned home Monday morning after spending six anniversary. 1 an LDS mis The young people enjoyed sevileav'ing to fi weeks at Magna while receiving were which eral hoiday games medical care at a Salt Lake hosfollowed bv a delicious luncheon sion. pital. served to Garth Baxter, Peter Bur Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson WA Janice Bailey, Carmen Clark gess, and three children of North LoJan-a- y McBride, Nedra lrov Clark, B gan have moved to Wellsville to Ellen Vigh, Carol Swenson, make their home with Mrs. CarlNielsen, PauJ ne V jkigTit. Gbpia sons parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Albretsen. Bunny Albretsen, Mar-gen- ,, John Perkins. Albretsen and the honored Mrs. Chares T. Darley of Salem guest. Oregon is visiting relatives in LoB gan and Wellsville after spnding Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Albert a three months in Florida with her were to have two of their happy daughter, Irma. Mrs. Dailey is a children home during the week. sister of Mrs. D. J. Jones of Wells Eldon who has been in the navy ville. for th past three vears is now E r; school at Austin, Texas. - : i dinner was attending A lovely chicken in Salt Lake is who Iris, employed served at the home of Mr. and also visited a week. B Mrs. Howard Jones on New Years Another visitor at the Nielsen B birththe of in observance day home during the week was Mr. B of their father, day anniversary Hollis Allen of Ogden, a former the late D. H. Maughan. Covers Hyrum rsident, and a brother of were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mrs Nielsen. P. Maughan and children of Logan, Mr and Mrs. Grant E. Nielinyites jou to ski at the sen and children of Hyrum, Mrs. SUMMIT VALLEY Adell Van Drimmelin and Miss Edith Jones of Ogden. in Logan Canyon Mount Logan Ski Club jji antiPlenty of Ethylene-Glyco- l freeze. Wendell Jensen Service Sta FOR : 1943 Mrs. NEWS WELLSVILLE For the balance of this month RATES: Three cents per word for one insertion. Three insert- only, we will give ABSOLUTELY ions for the price of two. Two FREE one of our beautiful patcents per ' word for three month terned hats with the purchase of & M DOWELL HENRICHSEN ATTENTION LA DIRS 11, 28 West 1st North IS NOW OPEN AND EQUIPPED FOR Logan, Utah a trip to sunny Ca ' Banquets and Parties PEGGYS STYLE SHOP Please make reservations two weeks in advance. SEMI ANNUAL S' -- s of our regular high quality apparel FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! PRICES GO BACK TO ORIGINAL AMOUNT ON MONDAY m fc.V aA fjvi Miifaffr -- Y rtr arfcrnn , lit - ilr fir- J - ' KE ORA BANQUET HALL i I'lnlil H JENSEN VARIETY STORE HYRUM, TELEPHONE 39 or 149.J SMITIIFIELD UTAH 187 Dresses Originally 42 to 32 RETAIL DEALERS Will '3, 5, 8, 12 Soon Be Prepared To 83 Suits - Serve Your ELECTRIC Originally to45 1495 to 1995 APPLIANCE Needs B2730 vf ,&S ' 1 179 Hats 43 Coats Utah Power & Light Company devotes its efforts exclusively FITTED AND BOXED Originally to supplying the finest to 1905 B00 to 000 $295 Originally 25 to 45 495 and 1095 i t service at rates far below the l Electric Appliance Dealers will be well pre- pared to serve your needs as new Electric Servants again become available. This company will continue to devote its efforts exclusively to suppl) ing the finest eloctric service at low cost for all purposes. t: a ; 1 , r , t2 '?'' . j - &yte 4. national average. CASH ONLY NO EXCHANGES NO ALTERATIONS E?gy9 electric J it '"4 J. 0 Several years ago we discontinued the sale of all electrical appliances, including lamp bulbs. However, in cooperation with EleAppliance Dealers we have and are continuing to inform the public of the use and advantages of electric appliances for better living. ctric We are a bo continuing our policy 0 furnishing information and help. ful suggestions for the care and use of your "Electric Servants. I . , 113 North Main Logan 1 :i O |
