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Show XEB HERALD - FRIDA JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. Y, SEPTE M B ER 25, 1931 PAGE SEVEN 4 I L LAURA LOU Bv'MUW smQ3i f.EC.lS HERE TOD4T -- ffnr-Id Prctr MIRRA HEAT. irrreMl7na 1 K4A EH1. lui unrrlc RIHK E. M. dullrfol 1H. ellf ' 1 BlilliaBBire ,lie In unit er te dliinkerlt Mark. Maribor, The iory otui Mark Bidoie wrricru oririolU. roadmer id ... Buaer tipain far Ike kune j muao end la lu.Ulo.mble Bella hla ke Bad karma ku niae prlC. la After partlyweeka dud Ikeir at dory rail, Milk iU, ,o Mark'd gamltliBk. relura Id barruned. Ike eauple out or a Marlboro. Mark aria rauad of pleoaure aeeklner laaiead Ikeir Ultra of kaullaa work. faada dwindle asala be andto a or ui a mate cheap apartsente Mark rets one Job and !oe It. a The 4orslktt he become department tore. coupoverty the yousBweeke la spite After are happy. seadsa few ple for him, Mark's father bias back lato hie offer to lako U Mark buaiaeee orpsoiattloe will prove ho can mako pood. HI a havinea trip Brat task Involve to Krauee. Noras t to repiain at home, bhe ben him not to no but 1 spile of her protest Mark de part. treated rudely at her Noras, father-ia-lahome, slip away leariaff ao trace f her where a roeot In a hhe tskes ahoat. CflRIS cheap lodging house. fALNDERh. her former room asate, helps Norma dad a Job a secretary for IRKDEHICK lri ART, literary airent. Travers a report from detectives who say they have lousd the Blotsenle's of 1 5L!?V:CE INC Mark Nn't not exactly. going to be abls to get here, I'm afraid. That sort of spoils things. Is he still abroad? That'i toe When do you expect him? bad! was looking steadily Noruia 1 ahead. hope It won't be more than two weeks now. she said. It scenes a terribly long time. t long un 'Oh, two week less you're wailing fur a (heck' Itll pass before you know it "Remember," The girl smiled she said, 'when he does come you're going to be ourtfiist dinner guest." "That's a promise.' I wout for- tlons for prestuts for voung men Marks tastes were "difficult. She would have loved to buy him something truly expensive but that was She would out of the question. have liked to give him something site had made with her own bands There was no way to satisfy either of these desires so Norma compromised She selected a sweater of soft yarn, exquisite to touch. It was a rich tan she knew Mark ad mired. He could wear it for golf aud on comfortable evenings lounging at home. The sweater was her only Christ mas purchase. She aud Chris, knowing each others finauclal status, had ruled out gifts for each other loug ago. Norma bought a sheet of the most festive paper she could find in which to wrap the sweater. It was black and white, spangled with stiver, and she tied It with a crimson ribbon. N,cd Norma told herself as she surveyed the offering. Nice enough almost for the most beloved husband in the world. He. would bring a gift for her, too. Something from Bane ter haps! When such thoughts occurred to her during working hours It whs necessary for Nonna to force her attention rigidly hack to her work across the street from the office, arrived there at nine or a little earlier and sorted the morning mail. Her lunch hour was from l 11:30 until 12.30. She worked five, dined at an Inexpensive restaurant and rode back to the rooming bouse on the street car. Occasionally she spent an evening with Chris. Twice Dorothy joined them and ail three went to a motion pteture theater. Norma knew she was not good company for the others and preferred to be aloue. She could think of Mark when she was alone, plan for the glorious time when he would be back again uu-ti- CUE spent hours composing care- fully worded letters which she address They had reached the car stop and & street ear was heading toward them. Norma turned. "I'm glad to have seen you. Bob, she said. Hope you have a fine Christ mas." "Thanks." Farretl looked as though there were something more he wanted to say hut the ear was almost there Another minute and it had stopped with a noisy clan gor. Norma's "Goodby" came to him over the beads of half a dozen men and women. She forgot about the meeting alNoima was tired. most Instantly. Another day gone; another cross Ott She was too weary the calendar. to smile at the agreeable thought. mailed to his business Scrupulously In these letters Bhe avoided mention of how she was spending the time. She said nothing about Mark's parents, yet gave no hint that she wras not with them She wrote Mark that she missed him, that she was eager to hear all he had been doing, impatient for hie return. That letters for her had reached Marks father's home she never for a moment doubted. It w&3 hauler for her because site could not refflrt , ceive those letters and yet she had lfOW HO OX WITH THE STOUT brought this on herself. Because CHAPTER LLXX1II It took so long for a message to J. Frederick for at her desk In rpiiE WORKING girl at the desk In cross the ocean she did not think rtCCASIONAU.Y not at all like working office she felt qualms of the Cromwell Detective Agency Stuarts Mark would consider her own let In Brooks, Welliver and Brooks' "You glauced up. or be surprised If he roDsclouce because she had not ad headquarters ters law office. Norma found her new askedstrange were not an- milled to her employer that she had hak?" she Raid casually to the that questions The letters weie tasks easier. man who had Jti't entered. would he ex- taken the posilion temporarily never complicated and there were swered. Everything He wore a plaid ovenoaL His Neither had ihe told him she was came hack. he when plained no difficult, unfamiliar words to It was deceiving Norma hlark hat was at an angle on the look married one to wns There real Joy spell. Stuart dictated at rapid tire forward to each day. Norma eaved told herself guiltily. On the other back of his head. "The boss in? speed but Norma could transcribe It until the last moment before she hand she knew enough about bust he demanded. Ignoring the question. her notes leisurely. This was forAn affirmative nod was the anbed. Then she took the j ness to understand that either nd was got Into tunate because her short-banfountain pen that had been Marks mission might have cost her the swer. In three strides the new-Jomore accurate than her typing. She was doing her work effl j comer had almost reached the door and with very black strokes crosed Occasionally her employer asked off that day on the calendar. The marked, Stanley E. Cromwell. her to read a manuscript and tell row of Inky crosses grew Impres- Murk came back she would tell Private. him what she thought of ft This sively. Btuart the truth and be would have 'Sny! You cant go in there! was fun, though Norma never had The seven crosses on the calendar no difficulty finding another secre- the girls voice stopped him. any means of knowing what Stuart grew to 14. If only a letter would tary. Hundreds of girls were look Well, why not? Hes got a client. Said ho didnt thought cl her judgment She had come telling her that in two weeks ing for work. little means of knowing wbat he Mark would be back! She could not She was lingering before a want to be disturbed. Listen. Mary, this Is hot! I'vo thought of anything. He said little, forget he had said the four weeks brightly lighted window filled with never spoke of anything but busitoys one evening when something got to see the boss Right away! turn into five. might ness and seemed an indefatigable The 14 crosses became 15, 16, 17. made her turn. Not three yards Tell him Im here, will ya? The girl touched a button, spoke worker. Christmas was only a few days away, his eyes fixed on the display Mr. All sorts of people came to the away. Store windows were filled she had been looking at. stood Bob Into the telephone receiver, office old men, eager-faceMcHughs here, Mr. Cromwell. He young with Christmas gifts, holly wreaths, Farrell. 'Hello wants to see you about something Norma moved nearer. housewives, a youth In a festoons of greenery and gay crimhe says is important. Eob," she said, smiiing. purple overcoat Vwho announced son ribbons. Tall evergreens, glov There was a pause. She looked himself as a poet, prosperous-lookinHello! Say wheTed you coine lng with red. blue and gold lights individuals and others who dazzled the array of shoppers from? up at the man in the overcoat, 1 was standing right there be- nodded as she put down the instruseemed Impoverished, a playwright Downtown streets from early mornHe'll see you lu J. C.'s whose dramas were unusually suc-- ; ing until late at night became ave- side you admiring the dancing bear ment. cessful and whom Stuart told Nor- nues of confusion. Sidewalks Are you picking out your Christmas office. The man called McHugh disapma was perpetually bitter because swarmed with tired, hostile and de- gift? Something In this window the world would not recognize him termined faces peering from behind certainly seems to have you hypno- peared. A moment later a square-cut- . as a novelist. Santa tized. heavily built man emerged mountainous packages. Bob grinned. "Cute, arent they? from the private office and entered In spite of herself during the Clauses In cheap red suits jingled another beside It. first week Norma Was Interested. their Christmas bells on street cor- Which one do you want? Well, he said briskly as he shut Oh, Ill take the bear. Isnt he She liked to speculate about these ners and the red capes of Salvathe door, what's It about? curious people, which ones had tion Army workers loomed bright adorable? McHugh spoke excitedly, Listen, 'Well, write you, letter to Santa manuscripts that would sell, which in the turmoil. Christmas only a few days away. Claus and be a good girl! Where boss. Its that Travers case. I've Were slaves of the pitiful illusion are you bound for? Couldn't take got everything! The whole works." Cbriatmar! of talent. What do you mean, everything?" In pity on a guy and have dinner with Norma found consolation A good part of the time she had McHugh stuffed one hand Into a to herself. Stuart was out of the choosing Marks gift. It would be him, could you? ! office some times for entire half late, of course. She would keep it Sorry. I've just had dinner. Im vest pocket, pulled out a folded You said the old man document, days. Then all she had to do was for him. Two weeks more per- on my way to get the car. divorce, Farrell sld, My hard luck! wanted evidence for receive visitors and take messages, haps a little less than that and Well, I've got it! Each morning when she awoke she and Mark would make up for Dont mind if I walk along with didn't you? In the world. Enough for any court Norma was grateful for the work so many, many dreary days apart you? Of course not. Have you been Here's her police record!" which somehow would fill the hours Wbat a celebration they would have He flung down the document. . " winning any more big cases?" until evening. Her days became then! t was a photograph, unHavent even bad a chance. 1 exact replicaa of one another. She She stood long ffefore windows It arose at 7:30, dressed, righted her filled with gifts bearing the sig- suppose you're all wrapped up In flattering but unmistakable. room and boarded a downtown car. nificant placard, Tor Him She Christmas shopping and getting was a picture of Norm Travers. , She breakfasted (To Be Continued) at a cafeteria read professional shoppers sugges- ready for the holiday." j ( , ' ( Top-mos- 1 LEGAL - NOTICE ' r o PROBATE GUARDIAN- AND SHIP NOTICES CONSULT COUNTY CLERK OR THE RESPECTIVE SIGNERS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. in Cache County, Utah. Said water has heretofore been diverted at the ft. following points: No. 1, 1378 cor. N. and 3160 ft. W. of SE Sec. 17, T. 10 N., R. I W., S. L. B. & M. No. 2, 1544 ft. E. and New Canyon Creek 2513 ft. N. of SW cor. Sec. 15, In the District Court of the said township and range. No. 3, First Judicial District of the 1654 ft. E. and 2679 ft. N. of said State of Utah in and for the corner. No. 4, 2423 ft. E.No.and 5, 3497 ft. N. of said corner. County of Cache, 108 ft. S. and 843 ft. W. of NE and cor. Sec. '15. said township 418 NOTICE TO WATER USERS range. No. 6, 100 ft. E.No.and 914 7, ft. N. of said corner. State Engineers Office, ft. E. and 1965 ft. N. of said Salt Lake City, Utah, so been corner. After having September 9, 1931.Notice is hereby given that diverted the water was used Wellsville City has made ap- from April 1st to October 1st Irrigaplication In accordance with the incl. of each year for theinfect8, tion of land embraced of Section requirements 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 17, Chapter 67, Session Laws of ions 1,T.2, 103, N., R. 1 W., S L. B. Utah, 1919 to change the point 22, 23, of diversion, place and nature & M. It Is now proposed to diof use of 3 c. r. s. of water from vert said water at a point which - Tib Kadif Englbit foodmusf mSahreedkmdsmof KdyTedsfbuUding and the body ; repairing the different parts ofand regulating the Intricate or fuel for work and play; , chemical changes on which health and growth dePIJs tne Children in school need special attention a for you has ready noon meal. Our Washington Bueau bulletin on SCHOOL LUNCHES, covering childrens noon meals at home, v?here they come home to lunch, suggess tions for packing the basket lunch or lunch box, and lunch-eonand is school. It at complete eaten the and prepared comprehensive and will serve as a guide to you in keeping your children well and properly fed during the present school year. Fill out the coupon below and send for it: " Janr-j":- bears 2492 ft. W. jtnd 2300 ft. N. of SE cor. Sec. 17, T. 10 N., R 1 W, s. L. B. & M. and use for domestic and municipal purposes in Wellsville City. This application is designated in the State Engineers Office as File No. All protests against the granting of said application, stating the reasons therefor, must be by affidavit in duplicate, accompanied with a fee of $1.00, and filed in this office within WANTED MALE HELP 147 ; HERALD-JOURNA, Washington Bureau, Daily 1322 New York Avenue, Washington, D. C. I want a copy of the bulletin SCHOOL LUNCHES, and enclose herewith 5 cents in com, or loose, uncancelled, U. 3. postage stamps, to cover return postage and handling costs: L, NAME ST. and NO. - - CITY LI of the STATE HER AI TWOTTRNAL. Loean, Utah. FURNISHED 6 room I OH RENT up ntment West First 5 3 room 31 27 Ol. 074 Furnished house, garage at 29 South Third West. Phone 615-. S29. New modern. 4 toom furnished W large Concord Call 948 P25 N. 8th. E- - 3.00-4.0- 3.00-4.2- 5; 2.50-3.2- 5. - ROLLER SKATING . Rate - - - Call Respectable and Hot 45 $1 50 Family Chicks For Broilers 8c Up 3.00-4.5- FOE. SALE 0; - - - Grfina 1- -4 5-- 48 sns.a .52 Clean Furnace GIANT expert culling. Jackson Phone 318 113-- W Used and New Dr. E. C. Willcutt Hslp Wanted PHYSICIAN STEADY JOBS Osteopathic Treatments. Non surgical treatment of Piles and Varicose Veins. Phone 575-27 South 1st East W - FLOYD LARSON Saxophone and Clarinet Instructor. Formerly chief assistant instructor in the Jascha Gruewich Studios in New York City. For appointments call Thatcher Music Store 10 lessons, $12.50. lilt 'MOVING! ' PHONE 448 Household goods and piano transferred to all parts of the ! . city. Guaranteed Phone 388 We repair and dean any make of furnace. Get our estimate. Long Distance hauling NEATLY DONE We use only the best of ma- terials. Expert workmanship. 8. WENDENES 115 North Main Street reparr service of washing machines and vacuum cleaners. We call for and deliver. Phone 1027-JOHN J ROBERTS 75 So. 4th West IOVMQ Packing, crating. Local and long distance hauling. Johnson Cab & Transfer Oo. Phone 314 FOR WEAR YOUR SHOES OUT! If you want to get on your & Soffii Wo Ainlt JJd on all makes practical heating 51 feet, Wear Your Shoes Out! good leather sole or pair of heels will save you money. A ITS Holland Furnace Co. Fry Co. Phone 130 EXPERT RADIO SERVICE Call W. B. JONES Phone ' 261 East 3rd North OSTEOPATHIC We are now preparing a limited number for civil service examinations under our special offer of plan. Several examinations to be held In this district soon. Act now. See Mr. Kuhan, Eccles hotel, September 24, 25 and 26 only. St furniture CRYSTAL BOTTLING & FURNITURE EXCHANGE Furniture bought sold and Exchanged -- MEN AND WOMEN 18 TO 50 Pays' Our VACUUM CLEANER Does the Best Job, THOS. J. ROWLEY ECONOMY lO HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED! We appreciate your patron- 086 GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING CO. Shoe Rebuilaers. 33 State St. 77 No. Main Logan, Utah Preston, Idaho JONES PLUMBING CO, Phone $23 . ; 'j ' LeGrand Johnson Trucking and Freighting ' Newton, Utah. Dealtr Co. Phone In Feed and Grain MENS Fall Footwear 683J4 1-- 8 St .53 R 47 .50 .51 3- -1 1- -2 .SI -2 ,523-4- ! market; Buuer: 92 score 31: 30; 90 score 29. 91 score Practically new electric range. SiiiL Plione 7uz. RADIO SERVICE Skanchy - Smith Radio Engineers Day and Night Service - 14S-- - 184 Phones: 539-CERTIFIED W R Fori $2.95 $3.95 $5.00 IT A fine modern home, full basement and garage, on lot 3x13 rods. Located on First West between Third and Fourth South for only $2200. Easy terms. Just like finding it. G0 Ye Smnllb Real Estate - ;rr May Phone 446-- R W. Center St., Logan, Ut. 312 A SERVICE R 0. Fr Dec. CHIROPRACTOR Twelve Years of Successful tye buy and sell old and young chickens. We do WANTED or For boys In new home; apartment. C34 Canyon Road. S25. Phone 775-CHEAPER but FOR GOOD, board and room, call at 256 S28. West First North. For gills, in modern home, Close to USAC. Inquire 607 E. 826. 6th North. Rss LICENSED Practice IFOR RENT Three room furnished apartment. Private bath. 72 North First West. A26tf. Bed, spring and mattress. Phone 771 J. S28. Rm In Logan. Era Wm0 Wo NERVE-O-METE- d. suoidl Pasteurized Milk and Cream Phone 1128-- J We deliver Cold Running Water in each room - ESsffd JONES DAIRY Hotel West Second South St L, M. IIICKOK, Proprietor Balt Lake City. d. S27-W- and $1.00 DIPPED POPCORN Fresh, crisp popcorn, buttered nnifonnally. Roasted Peanuts that are hot always. We feature car service. 280 North Main Street, Logan. HOTEL A FOR SALE Apartments with private bath. S26. 227 North First East. MISCELLANEOUS Rooming house, partly furnished. South Main. Inquire 517 Fresh lime. 25c per bushel. SatS2C. East Fifth North. urdays. Cash only. 75 East S25. Furnished RENT apart- Eighth North. FOR North. Third 205 East ments. cheap. SlOtf. Used Maytag washer, Maytag Shop, 124 North Main. S25. FOR RENT --Steam heated furnished apartments and un- 10 tons corn fodder, one wagon, furnished house. Phone 87-one heater, one range, one S5tf. electric range, 3 wire gates. S30. room, Phone 250 or 242. FOR RENT Furnished furnace heat, 396 North Main. 5 Also sacks $1.00. S5tf. Kindling. block-wooDalton, Proviafter 5 FOR RENT Three room fur- dence Phone 590-J- 4 016 nished apartment, furnace oclock. S5tf. heated- 396 North Main. Kindling. 5 Sacks $1.00- - Also Dalton, Providence. Nicely furnished Block-wooFOR RENT OI5. heated apartments with garage. Phone 590-J- 4. ' A2 tf. , 135 East Center, FOR SALE Gooo round native cedar posts- - 75 South Fourth FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 33 . West. Phone 10"" W. Logan. North Fifth West Phone J3tf. S5tf. BUTTER Wasatcli 6022 NEW SALT I.AKj S26. 813-- SERVICE Mfcte 0o Phone 211 at Hyrum Mondays And Fridays - 1- -2 FORD PRODUCTS ELITE HALL - - 501-- J Wo Ro CEEa2,ini grapes. S22tf. apartment new elecUlc range, electric refiigerator, good furElberta peaches. James E. Hanniture, 643 East Fourth North. S28sen, Providence- Phone 798-R- 2 Phone 64 S30. Nicely furnished room. Phone 1st. bu. Will 814-grade Fred Hodgson, College exchange i S27. Jonathan apples for I Hill. or 2 bu. 2nd. grade JonSteam heated rooms and apart- athans for 1 bu. wheat. W. R. 627. S29. ments, 50 East Center. Zollinger, Providence3 room apartment, nicely furJuicy Wealthy apples for eatnished, with batm and garage-44ing and cooking for sale at West, South First Mrs. phone 784 North Third East. 626. 6C2-825. Oeotge W- - RoseNicely fUiunlnd 6 room mod- FOR SALjs. O rapes. Jelly and ern home, whh lurnace and gaeating Varieties. H- - P. Ander825. rage. 55 Sowih Second West. son, Hyrum- A W mkedW Phone 1926 1930 -2 Easy Payments. Fmiite Extia FOR SALE Ogden livestock Sil Smiths C. All Makes Repaired. S26 FUR RENT New English type home ou Boulevard. Call C. S. J28 tt Amus9en for light housekeeping. East Seventh North S30. -- I'' L. South 492 Main. Look at this Five room apart- Modem home 310 West Center. S18tf. Call 477. ment, near center of city, heated and completely furnishFOR RENT Modern four room ed. Call 1020. Reduced rent. house. Phone 1006-S9tf. S25. Rooms New Corona Portables. New and Used room room furnished apait-men- t. North Second East. Large modern home Three T jps writes with modern private bath 153 East Third S21tf. Noith. Phone 851. Paulsen Block Phone 863. room modern apartment. Four S30. S26. 459 West First North. Attract;1, e ELLA B. SMITH MRS. 4. unfurnished and Furnished apartments. Inquire 156 Noith S2u fu at west. 1 Guaranteed Fit. For demonstration or appointment call U57J or 470 East Center. $375 $200 $50 $65 $375 $275 $375 Chev. Coupe Ford Tudor 11929 Ford Coupe 11929 Chev. Caoriolet .. 1 1929 Chev. 1 350 Truck 1 1929 Oldsinobile Coach $275 11928 Chev. Ton Truck $150 11929 Durant Sport Roadster $250 The following cars have been left with us to sell. The owners are anxious and have placed quick selling prices on them 1 1930 Ford 1 ton truck 11929 Ford 1 Ton Truck 11924 Ford Ton Truck 11930 Ford Sport Roadster Also a number of real bargains in repossessed cars and trucks. 1 modern home, hot water Norm. heat, 208 West Second S29 Phone 583-RFive room modern home with furnace Phone 744-- J or 25. 02. house. Near Splendid USAC Some furniture Very cheap, Inquire i42 East Fouitrv OI. North m 4 4 Ussd Clt Spsdisile GHAR5S UNFURNISHED ' 11929 Ford De Luxe Panel 11928 Ford Roadster.. 11928 Dodge Panel FOR Salesman with car. Apply at Maytag Shop, 124 North Main. Reasonable. Phone 508 W. Close 826. S25 to bus line. modern home, 15 able bodied men between 18 For girls, In E. and 23 years of age, part close to USAC- - Inquire 607825. time 66c per hour. Sure pay. 8tli North. Inquire 101 East Center, Logan, For girls In modern home; close S30. Utah. comthe to USAC. Inquire 607 East (30) after thirty days 825. of of the publication Sixth North- pletion this notice. reaBOARD AND room Very Geo. M. Bacon, sonable. 61 West Center S26. State Engineer Date of first publication, AGENTS WANTED To sell our Best acChristmas card assortments BOARD AND ROOM room September 18, 1931. and for comodations Date of completion of publica- and Christmas Dressing Packages- Your profit is very attract- board. 230 North First East, tion, October 16, 1931. For particulars, phone ive1035-or write, Employment Department Colonial Greeting I Cards, 107 Wgst Fourth North. OIQANIMALS Logan. K BY U. S. D. A. Jersey cow. Apply Mrs. William S26. Leonliardt. Providence. OGDEN, sept. 25. (UP) Hogs: S23. receipts 540, including 186 for Small pigs- - Phone 218-- J. market. 115 direct, 184 to Swan-;to- n Experienced girl wishes houseage 15 work. Part or full time. Phone Registered Holstein bull, Smith-fiplpackers and 55 to Los And. no Earl T. Allsop, months. J. S26. 1054-Practically geles packers. Ol. Phone 121-- J. butchers or light hogs on offer, trade nominally steady; packing Talk to Robert Crookston about Chinchillas and New sows your plumbing. Phone 285. 022 Pedigreed ' Zeal tnd rabbits. Morris Sjor-ber- g Cattle: receipts 306, including 826. and rubbish removed. Millville. 39 for market. 120 to Sait Lake Garbage Call 448. Oil packers, 57 to Los Angeles marPurebred rambouillet rams. J. ket and 30 to California feedS25. n. Meikle. Smithfleld. Experienced laundress wants ers. Killing classes steady, dual- washing. 25c dozen pieces. No ity plain; common grass steers charges for small pieces. 493 East few grass heifers Fourth North. M22tf grass cows 3.00-- 4 00. all FURNITURE cutters 1.00-- 2 50; bulls quoted WANTED Practical nursing. 151 East Fifth North. AlOtf. bedroom suites, Dining and Sheep: receipts 7648, including kitchen cabinet, nearly new hanging. 1029 for market. 435 to south Painting and paper A28tf. Phone 1136-- J, San Francisco market. 217 to Breakfast set, rug, childs bed. Denver market. 1021 to Colorado S24. 310 West Center. or feeders. No early sales fat late range lambs; feeding Circulator heaters. Holland FurS30 Thursday one car 130 lb slaughnace Co , phone 388. 65 lb cars ewes $2 00; three ter FOR SALE Beautiful modern S2S West3 First lambs 459 South feeding six room bungalow, double Pianogarage, sprinkling system, good A boiler, cupboard, dishes. 2 location. 221 West First North-Phonheaters, books, etc. 459 South r 820. 525 at 10 a. m. or 6 p. m. First West. S12tf Furnace Three new Parlor heaters at half price. These CHICAGO, at bargain Sept. 25. tt" Hi will go quickly Grain range: See them and get a pricesOpen High bargain at Monson Lumber Wheat: Richmond. Phone 38 company, .481-.461-- 2 4 Snn Francisco wholesale dairy Sept .46 8 .48 0. DEPARTMENT FOR RENT Wi-l- l get ' Phone 50 or Mail Them In Author o? "WAD MARRIAO vie ru rams snfned. vL Him BROOKMAN FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES SMITH CLOTHING CO. Agency 75 N. Main, Logan, Utak |