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Show THE PACE TWO. Hmfld TIh .1 - - Scripps-Canfiel- Two Plan Outing Of I isnmsill Newspaper d Lesser ' Th ERVE! BY JIM MARSHALL A lady writes to this department protesting - against the idea that legalizing of wine and beer would help anybody. can "No economic J5d from the come'1 she writes and the production of waste and making of wine and bper conthe time occupied In their sumption would all be wasted M this looks like a good probably if would be a better world If no time were wasted in the production of things people could get along without but , , . argu-nicnt-a- Just check off the things people could get along without and you will discover that about 90 per cent of human effort is devoted to the production of why employ a lot tl people concocting soft drings and a and lot more raising sugar thousands running delivery trucks and soda fountains? people can get along with plain water cant they? and plain water is healthful and abundant and cheap Isnt It? why not abolish soft drinks as wasteful? Look at the millions of people all over the world engaged hi thinking up and planning and designing and making and selling and fitting and altering clothes for women! tills viewed economically is a terrific waste -- and most of it couiu be obxialed merely by designing one standard uniform for women and producing millions of . copies with by machinery hardly any human help at all standardized ol course women would hardly be human but that wouldnt bother the economists Ileck! If some got on the job and really start ed to abolish wast" nobody would have to work more than lu minutes a aay of the about nine-tentautomobiles would be barred from the roads and all the movies would be abolished as world-dictat- or hs time-wasti- non-essenti- and all the radio sets would go into the discard - most of the telephones would be junked and half of the railroads discontinued it would be a fine, economic paradise but we wouldnt want to live in it As a matter of fact prosperity is made because people buv What they dont absolutely need over and above their necessities it Is remarkable how ltitle human beings can live on when they have to or when they take a notion prosperity lcxked at in one way depends almost.rentirely on the "waste of . hiLney on LISTEN: wonder how the reformers would 'fed if we smarted to advocate abolishing their jobs as AND, And Nothing in Now that the tariff has been raised 50 per cent on imported Omar Ilotcake, right, deserves bicycle bells, cant our lawmakers do something to protect the thanks of the manufacturers of buggy every citizen uf whips for horse-cars- ? this country. He has invented a plan to keep the new dirig-igib- filled by piping it direct from hails ol conwhere gress, where there is always a surplus of gas and hot air. Photo by C. W- Sanders. the Lil Gee Gee tried to don a vesler-dapair of hiking knickers but she had to give up the attempt. Sh says they wouldn't go on over her head. y, FINIS And the honeymoon is over When the bridegroom fails lo shave. And goes three days with whiskers While his w'fe rants and raves. MENTION HONORABLE Trenton News - ... - yoo wish to b permanently Iteved of in itomn. h and bowel, taka Baalminn Caa Tablet. which are prrporrd especially for stomach gay ana all thy bad effect resulting fron gas pres sura That gnawiny feeling at tht pit of tha stomach will disappear; that anxious, nervous feeling with heart pal will vanish, opd you will agai t pitntion b a bin to taka a deep breath with on tllT'TTTlOrt, That drowsy, sleepy feeling aftei Tinner will b-- replaced by a desira fen n'tfrt.unn.eai. Llaatni will cease tour limbs, arms and fingers wi'l t iet cold and go to slep b on'? LninTann Cm (ablets pievrn as from r.g with the circulr on. Get to? 'enumci, in the yellow pac Ot nr.y clo1 drug P -- e ' ore, For Aale By All Logan Druggists Puppy Dogs By V. M. Everton A college student sent a sample of the coffee served at his boarding house to the state chemist for analysis and received the fol Dear Sir: lovung reply: Referring to sample submitted for analysis, would advise that you change the water in your gold-fis- h bowl a little oftener. This reminds us of one of our friends who bought a can of paint from a Logan store and when he opened it after a cold night he found it frozen to ice. EXCURSIONS 2, the $0RTDj wifesome Patter-arskterblask- ar. 15-DA- Y har-mo- Eastern Attorney (UMQON PACIFIC ot Everton sons sell Lowe Brothers Paint. It wont freeze . . . there is no water in it. And when the state cnemisi examined a sample of it he found it contained only the purest and best paint materials. Lowe Brothers Paint Is different from other ready mixed paints. and Loan Systematic Sayings Account "ill five you One Thousand Five Hundred Dollars in eighty-twmonths. rcS o Corne ip 6 ao 75c SAFETY fOM-HINK- WITH REGULAR I A Y M E N T S STARTS YOU ON VOl U WAY TO FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE. booklet on -- POME jCORMIOWJ For more than half a century IIICH 5TASDARD has been beautifying and protecting t!e homes of America. and the beauty of your home freshly painted with LOWB Brothers HIGH STANDARD ind knowing that it will last for years, gives complete satisfaction. It will not dull down at the end of the first year like many paints. High Standard colors afford innumerable combinations that blend this gives the home harmoniously distinction. High Standard also offers the added feature of preventing cost!" repairs. ADMIRING A BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION 118 North Main, Logan, Utah - . -- -- if WMMPL, --V- H Hi h Ginger Ale, Pints. 10c Creme Oil Soap.. 8 for $1 Almond Lotion $2.25 Value 3 for 40c Squibbs Tooth Paste 3 for $1 AU TortLJs ... 5 for $1 25c Oriis Toefh Paste... 6 for $1 25c Colgate Tccih Paste 5 for $1 25c Dr. West Tooth Paste 6 for $1 50c Anident Tooth Paste. 3 for $1 25c 25c Package Golf Tees 5Gc $1.75 Value 50c 35c 65c 50c Three 50c Tubes Ipana or Pyrolac Tooth Paste and 35c Tooth Brush $1.85 Value tevme Tooth Pesle Shaving Cream . .3 for $1 Si: Shaving Cream 3 for $1 ... Shaving Cream. for $1 wa? 0' Shaving Cream 3 for 8 Walgrssn Hair Oil.. 3 for oou 4 75c Hiltrose -- if Cream for 50c Theatrical Cream. Vo lb, 3for$i 50c Perfection Sold Cream for $ Blades and Razor with Two 35c Tubes Peau Doux Shaving Cream $1.95 Value H 3 i .3 .3 SI 50 Cotys Perfume, i4 or. In conmetal tainer Ameia Bth ha" $J, $1 $1 SI $1 Perfumed Salts, Mouth Special Wash White and Two 50c $1.75 Value SOAP m 50o Kleenex y 45c Large Size and fewer Jars Perfection ICItig Granulated Tooth Brushes Two 50c 2 ? 25c Glycerine 5 for 50s K Lotion 3 for 50c Java Face Powder. for 50c American Gil, Pant. for SI JO Russian Oil, F!k!2 for $1.00 Gillette Pint $1 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste. Three 50c Peau Doux Golf Balls, Orlis for . . 50c Cream of Cold k, 6v Cream tin in 11 vJ Economical because it condensed. $1.50 Value 50c Oil Egg and Peroxide of Hydrogen bhampoo lor $1.00 3 6 lor $1.00 35c HINKLE PILLS, 100s ... .5 for $1 60c Hospital Absorb. Cotton, lb. 3 for 69c ASPIRIN TABLETS, 100s, 2 15c Lyndhurzt Toilet Tissue.. 15 for for$l 50c Milk of Magnesia, Walgreen 3 for $1 50c Hinds'Honey&A.lmond Cream 3 for 40c CASTORIA 4 for $1 50c Frostiila 3 for 50c FEENAM3NT 3 for $1 50c Rubbing Alcohol 75c BORDEN'S MALTED Compound, put 3 for 50c Hitch Hazel, pint 3 fc; 2 for $1 MILK, pound $1.35 Walgreen Certified 50c Brislle-Tit- e or Woods Golf Clubs Tooth . 55c Walgreens Chocolate Irons, hickory genuine Brush 3 for Malted Milk shafts, chromium plated 3 for $1 50c Peau Doux Playing heads. 75c Sterilized Antise ptic Cards Special, each. 3 for Gauze, 2 for $1 t 75c Framed Pictures.. 3 for 39c 39c 60s Unguentine CDs Bromo Seltzer $1 Amelita Face anf get a 7 .20 for $1 10c Mission Beil Soap. 20 for $1 25c bc" Soap . 6 for 25c Woodbury's Soap... 6 for $1 1 Powder, Lipstick and $1.00 Cotys - A lone Half Dollar does not soeni very important. HUT the payment of a Half Dollat every day into a Federal Huililing Clicquot Club Ginger Ale Bnargate ni Half Dollar WITH 5 4 .... Herbert J. Banana. 758 Gumboil Boulevard, wins speweek's Logana cial mention in this swimming party at contest to plunge, Thursday. Miss Gladys Nopes and Miss Olive Brough man attended the stingiest dance In Clarkston, Saturday in America. For fear that his night. The executive officers and might activity committee of the Tren- spend ton M. L A. held a business money, Mr. Ba- meeting Sunday to plan the nana always cuts out all the FROM LOGAN opening social for the mutual department store ads before) he brings home the daily news- And Other O.S L. Stations in Utah coming year. Misses Margaret and Geral- paper. V dine Hansen entertained at a Phto by H. A. Theurer Stations in Utah, Idaho and corn roast and wiennie and Oregon marshmallow roast at the home The poet laureate of India is of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. named EVERY SATURDAY . Ray S. Hansen, Friday evening. Miss Venna Brower has reTo and What a swell nanie for a Including Sept. 26th turned home afters pending a Pullman car! t month In Victor, Idaho with RETURN' LIMIT . friends and relatives. Mr. and SPORT Slopovers allowed within Mrs. J. A. Brower and son, Mel- All day the ardent fisherman limit. Examples of round vin and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. In search of gamey til'kut tup fares from Logan to: Haslam and two small children doth roam; motored to west Yellowstone, II e may net catch a lot or Boise $18.65Pocatello ... $ 6.00 Montana, Sunday morning and fish. Idaho Falls $ 8.75Twm Falls $12.35 returned home Thursday acBut hell catch heck when $21.35 Ontario, Ore. companied by Miss Brower. ho gets home! Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brvan Low Fares Proportionately of Tooele, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. YE DIARY E. C. Warren of Topeka. Kanto Other Points 25) (August sas were visitors of Mr. and Mighty eanie up and to playMrs. W. D. Cottle and family, For further details consult: ing swer'. niu.sique on the and Thursday Friday. a. rendering Hearts and F. L. SCOFIELD, Fh. vers, that noble ballade, with great feeling and pathos, Agent and I mighty proude of my skill and talent, but not Visits In Logan sorare proude r when Brown doth telephone, and sav: If tiiat do be a eat you are Ezra P. Monson Jr. and famnlhng, please do it more quietily of Washington. D. C., left ly, a? the shrieks of the poore Logan today for Blackfoot af- animal do be aropsnig the enter visiting for the past two tire A pov, a neighborhood! with The Overland Route days County Attorney Newell Dalnes. They were the double pox. say I, on sueh a poltroon! at the Dalnes home. guests Mr. Monson is an attorney in the office of the alien property custodian at Washington, D. C. He and Mir. Dalnes completed law courses together in the east. The eastern family is on a vacation tour and after stopping here, continued to Black-fowhere they will visit Ezra P Monson, Sr. the father of Mr. Monson. The elder Monson is receiver for the U- S. land office with headquarters In Washington. bars .Milk. . 6 for $3, 25c Bordens Coffee 3 lbs. 31 45c Ess-l- av for SI 30c iS, Tea I lb. I "... 35c K- Peanel Butler . . f or 1 r. M 18 $ Lux Soap No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Akron with gas, , Pork From Palmolive, Lifebuoy or 10c BENEFACTOR PUBLIC le A Lone THURDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY : For 21 years John G. Jenkins of Nassau county, New York, has been working to pay off a debt of honor. The other day he won. It cost him $106,000. Nearly a quarter of a century ago old John G. Jenkins lay dying, crushed by. the collapse of his banks, thru no fault of his own. John, he told his son, pleases see tl .at every depositor gets 100 cents on the dollar. The son promised. He w'ent to work, imbued with the old bankers honesty and tenacity, Today, every depositor has been paid, every cent accounted for at a cost of the luxuries of 24 years. The cost? Yes, but John G. Jenkins has in his heart The sense of duty something that gold cannot buy: done; and knowledge of a heavy load lifted. And those things are something that all the gold on earth cannot buy. fur-nLsh- ed BAY - A NOBLE DEED, WELL DONE . presidency council. An excursion for the lesser priesthood group of the Cache stake Is planned early in Sepol sw inkin' hole. tember. It Is probable that the outing will be at the bird sancLi'l Gee Gee says her new tuary which has come to have a national reputation as an unswimming suit was ruined Sun- rivalled paradise for birds and day. Some fresh egg pu.fhed her the study of them. Mr. Winsor is in charge of the lesser priest-- ' into the water and got it all hood. wet. QUICK Attend Reunio- nMerlin W. Cottle accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John C. Bryan and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Warren to Tooele to attend a reunion. He returned home Monday after spending the week end at Salt Lake City accompanied Mr. Carver Bryan of Tooele, Utah. Mrs. Owen Huff has returned to her home in Pocatello. Idaho after spending a month here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brown. The Genealogical society the program at Sacrament meeting, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. R. E. Butler sang a solo. I Have Read of a Beautiful City. C. A. Brown, local Genealogy leader anti W. J. Harrison, stake genealogical leader of Cove were the speakers. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Shum-wa- y sang a duet, Abide with Me, quartet by the Cottle Brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bingham and two small daughters were Logan visitors Saturday, W. B. Hunter accompanied G. A. and E. C. Hogan on a two day fishing trip up Logan canyon Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bentley. Misses Gertrude and Eva Bentley and Miss Lum Hauser were In Logan shopping Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Ray S. Hansen and two small boys were in Logan on business Friday and Saturday. Miss Gladys Farrell of Smith-fiel- d was the visitor of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bentley and family over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Dorris D Hver and son. Dale of Lewiston were guests at a waffle sunper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hunter, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hansen returned home Friday and were acompanji-by Mrs. Lucinda Pincock of Sugar City, Idaho Mrs. and Joan Hansen of Teton. Idaho and will be guests of Mr Mrs. and Richard M. Peek. Enjoy Swimming Party The Old Testament Sunday school class of Trenton under the leadership of Merlin Cottle and Elmer Marriott enjoyed a stake feels when his toes as he hikes ovei the lull to the Neither this newspaper, nor any of its stockholders or' officials has any connection whatever, directly or indirectly, with any political party, public utility, real estate promotion or other private business except the publication of newspapers devoted solely to disinterested public service. nr. Cache the spent Sunday visiting the Bear river bay bird refuge near Brigham City. Mr. Winsor Is also a member of the Cache stake high later life can oifer quite the pleasure a small boy ld ji.ii Unit of Walgreen Co. on Humor llowdv, folks! Priesthood Luther M. Winsor, engineer the Bear River Bay project, and Walter M. Everton of or Every afternoon, except Saturday, and Sunday morning. 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MARTIN, Advertising Manager OTTIS PETERSON, Managing Editor THE TRUTH LOGAN, UTAH, AUGUST 26, 1931 I IKK A Pewder79c 60c Calif. Syrup of Figs: .39c $1.25 Psyllium Seed, lb. 89c 60c Zonite c 43 77c $1 Lavoris $1 Fletcher Mouth Wash 35c Com Remedy Dr. Scholl's Zino Pads. . $1.00 Ovalfine $1.25 S. M. A. 6Gc Menthclafum Gets-- lt $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $ SI $1 Si 49c 27c .33c 50c Lysol 73c 98c 39c 39c Smokers1 Dollar Day Specials Two Packages 15a Velvet or Tobacco 25c Prince Albert Tobacco : 1 Package Pipe Cleaners and Choice of any Dollar $ JL Pipe All for Briargate 8 for $1 5c Wm. Penn, Rocky Ford, ' Cremo or White Owl 25 for $1 Cigars Fifty-Fift- y or Contract 27 for M Cigars 10c El Modelo Cigars 15for$l 10c Van Dyck, Blue Point or Corina Cigars 13 for $1 5c ITS r DUE TREAT n i uar negaiar a i. JOC Banana Opfff n m I I |