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Show DamagedPage7s 1 iM. IS. , WANT ADS Mr. White en . STOVE FOR SALE imel range. $35. Weslie Downs. 1 I FOR ,SALE-r-r. 3 wagon, '4 inch tirri; medium I J. E. Petersen WAGON -4 Co 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Archibald and family spent a very pleasant day in Salt Lake City this 'week-Thoswho went on the trip wtre Mrs. Lennis Chambers and baby Marianne, Mrs. Earl Norman of Brigham City, Ezra Archibald and Mrs. Charles McNeely of Og den and their families. Guaranteed repairs for any make of sewing machine; Singer Sewing Main. Logan Machine Co. 114-N- is - former 1 e Mrs. L. P. Christiansen is home after spending a week in Salt Lake City to attend the funeral of her brother, Magnus Johnson-Shalso spent three' days in Clearfield with her daughter, Mrs.' Doyle Nielsen the former Jean Christiansen.' e REPAIRS the The rooms were beautifully decorated with early summer flowers. President Naomi Perkes was in Mr. arid Mrs- - William Murray charge and the following program Two vocal solos have returned home after a. de- was enjoyed: Mrs. the by Spence, a book Phyllis lightful six week's trip to review entitled Party Line by While they, eastern states. away visited at Philadelphia, New York, Mrs. Valene Poppleton Darley of Baltmore, Logan- - Mrs. La Verne Maughan Cincinnati, Chicago, Jeanene playej D. C. and other Urge and daughter Washngl n, cities. They went by plane from two piano duets. ' The hostess served a delicious New Vork to Boston. While' away they were tjie luncheori to sixteen members- guests of , their dajughtgr and husband, Lieut.' and Mrs- - Jack Mrs. Annie Riggs of Wellsville Braunagel. spent the; week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs- - George Riggs of Mrs. Dorene Lohrman of Og- this city. den is spending a week visiting Mrs. . Earl Bird and daughter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs- Margpne of Mendon were Hyrum eorge Riggs of this city. Schuster Elsie Nielsen. Mrs- for Used treadle sewing machines sale. Singer Sewing Machine 14 No. Main, Logan. Mrs- - i a new grandson born to the Hansens three weeks ago. . 1- and Mr, - powder makes clothes whiter. Everton and Sons Ut- Company, Logan, low. Bank-hea- at HOSPITAL-SOA- Bain Mrs. Ray W ' Leishman of visitors on Monday, calling on The Madra Frank Schuster Ladthe Wellsville relatives. hostess their n to met Wednesdji wa here many of San Pedro, Calif are les of the Junior Literary Club home of Mrs.j Schuster's Mrs. parvisit with a C. of Wellsville at her home on Mrs. James B. BradMrs. ident and Mr. Andrew Mrs. Mr. and ents, shaw were made happy on Wed- in charge Nielsen. Wednesday evening. and Mrs. Samuel d spent Monday and Tuesday-Salt Lake City with Mr. antf Mrs Jack Hansen. While there they made the acquaintance of FOR SALE scart ItAttr ceSi2t , nesday afternoon by a visit from Bradshaws brothers, L Nielsen of Palm Springs, California who came by plane to visit and Captain Durrell two of Mrs. Lt. Col. W. Nielsen of Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs- - Bradshaw attend ed a family dinner at the home of Mrs. Bradshaws mother, Mrs, Nora Nielsen of Hyrum on Friday where all the other members of the family also attended- - t Election! as follovy president vice pry secret, y MelbJ M. George Gordon of Povatello Idaho spent a few days here visiting with his wife. Mr. Gordon is employed at the Idaho city. Mr and Mrs. James Unsworth ."id two children are visiting ip F rum with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Unsworth. o. FOR RENT' Apartment for rent above Cafe. See E. J. Wilson. 74J FURNISHED m ft MD, NEIGHBOR, INTH REAL ESTATE - . . FOR SALE 29 atre irrigated 1 fruit trees, farm- - 80 young acres ajfalfa, 6 acres meadow land, balance plowed ground. 21 shares in Nibley Blacksmith LocFdrk Irrigation Company. ated south ; and , west of Nibley. A good buy at $5000.00- HENRY B. JOHNSON . Realtor Phone 83 32 W- - 1st No. Logan, Ut. 1 . RADIO SERVICE Home and auto radio service. Work guaranteed. We have tubes for and parts available most makes of radios. '' LLOYDS OF LOGAN and Record Specialists V. Center St. Logan, Utah 3x Radio 14 LOST AND FOUND LOST Set of three keys with rabbit foiot on chain, and one set of three keys on a hook. Re' 2x turn to Hyrum Drug. K TO WANTED BUY WANTED to six Feeder calves months old. Lorenzo 131W. three Olsen-Phon- e 2x Miss Nancy Miller of Salt Lake visiting in Paradise with her relatives, Mr- - and Mrt. Floyd Rawlins. is Stenciling was demonstrated the Paradise Relief Society at meet- held Tuesday. June. 12 by Chugg of Providence and Ethan Allen of Providence. ing Mrs- - Mrs. Miss Barbara Bickmore of Par adise arrived home on Tuesday, June 12 from a trip to Pocatello, Idaho where she has been working for the past month. Mrs.. Shirley McBride has just returned from a four weeks jrjp to visit ;her husband in San and Sari Francisco. Diego Mrs. D. nonie oay J. Jones has returned following a pleasant ten , in Salt Lake City as of her daughter and son in Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Copen. visit---- Suest w, Mp. Ruth Moss left Hyrum Friday Afor Provo where she 7I sPend the summer months l" Hding summer school at the 8 YU. Lt 8- - parents, President M. Thomp: son. Mrs, ' i- i, War BONDS PAY OFF IN THESE h. 7 WAYS: The same Government security backs your War Bonds as backs the actual dollars yotf put into them. 2 You at maturity get' $100 lor every $75 loaned now. - ; ; You can get your money back, 60 days after issue date, any time you need it 7 . . in the meantime you get safety and steady growth. J - TjlADE YOUR FOLDING MONEY FOR FIGHTING MONEY . You have a backlog to renew farm buildings and equipment after the war. Bonds will insure your children's J . g Bonds go into a national nest help to assure J schooling, or provide for your own security, travel, tirement. post-w- ar egg re- that will prosperity. Bond transform your .love, of home and country into action . . , you Join, personally in the biggest, most urgent War Loan ot 11 the Seventh I and Mrs. 5.-- This message is brought to you by the following public spirited firms and individuals - HYRUM BARBER SHOP A v Atklnsoh, Prop. JENSEN VARIETY STORE mCKs MODERN MARKET JOHN A. -- VIVIANS BEAUTY SHOPPE Flovd Bailey spent Sfiliday CONFECTIONERY ALLGAIER ln Wellsville visiting with her n aw Mrs. Grace Bailey HYRUM DRUG 0 has . very 'poor health. We STYLE SHOP P with the coming f yarm MAUDS , eather Mrs, Baileys health will AUGUST DORIGATTI Live Foulttry Dealer ?featly improved. . ' j ...money for medicines, for hospital ships, for months posi-Sevent- Lyle Coolev and baby returned to Hyrum follow-n- 8 , a months visit to Oklahoma Jmcire they went to visit with husband who is stationed e,e Mrs. Cooley will make home with her HYRUM parents. Mr. MrsErnest Larsen, of the E. M. BICKMORE AND SONS ?n fcond waird for the summer ; nths. THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME , ave v , o car,efuI rsing and rehabilitation in hundreds of Today your country is asking you to buy War ; COnVa e,Cnt osPlta Bonds twice as many as you did Jast time in the l ' of all . the War Loan '. most and And urgent biggest jn. the Pacific well, we've at last got into tion wgre we can really start harvesting the seeds of victory our fighting men have planted. Why so much m ore than you bought before ? Weve got to lendjholfse men a hand, right now, by Heres why: Up to this time last year there had been two war loans. This time, the Seventh War Loan loading more ships with more supplies, more guns, must do the job of two. more, tanks, riaore shells, more food than ever went ocean before. acrosi that broad And because die cost of the war is just as great, the V ' money you put into Wpr Bonds in one loan now must Thats why our counequal what you put into two last year. try i asking that you hack Sure, a lot of opHrrtfeiiq peopleware saying, "Look at up our soldiers and sailwhats happened in Europe I ors, among them millions Gerof that farm hoys, who are think of, to regardless They dont stop our home must and dying far at sending we keep fightirig manys condition, from their homes and millions of men in Europe tons and tons of supplies fields '. , . hack them up by daily. takes to buying twice j. or many it much how realize pay dont money They bonds us you did before . for the care we must jfive our thousands of wounded Hrs. Izene Tams and son of ?den spent the week end with h'' t DR- - J- - W WRIGHT MILLER COAL AND FEED GARNEL E. LARSEN Rep. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co DR., J. PAUL BURGESS CANTRIL NIELSEN ALLEN MERCANTILE MAYOR CO. The Beneficial Man AND CAPITOL & ROXY THEATRE HATCH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. , TINGWALLS ' GEM CITY COUNCIL THEATRE KENDRICK ELECTRIC MILADYS SHOP MILLER CHEVROLET CO L. L. MILLER AND SONS LOGAN ROYS UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE, BO AND W Center St SHIRLEY MAE MILLINERY LUNDSTROM FURNITURE CO r ! NBWHOUSE HOTEL, Salt Lake C. C. ANDERSON CO. |