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Show trifrnmnuir PAGE FOUR. THE HERALD Pin In Girls Lung 5 Years, Removed Is i' in Wells ville l V i Use LHv, die -- nit named Mm tt 04 Audera Turner dinner Sunday fL-- f 5 f- - ft , -- JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH D N U S D WE :l seated at one long bowl of fruits as a elite i pme Places were maiked ur Mr and Mrs A.ex Maughan nd (1 nipt ll Mrs Laura Jones, I.. Lei I, Mis ldabel Nelson ol tiner lean lurk, Merrill Maughan ot 4 e I Maughan igu, Kean Owen gia n, Idaho, Mis Oliver 4 O ;di n, Mis Jennie Atkins of inoele--, Mrs William Howell, Mrs li.m, s v illci i and son, timer, els Nonna W loriiuoy, Mr Van ott of .silt Lake, Mr and Mrs nail s Maughan of Vernal, Mias Mu 111 I M lughan of Soda Springs, H 1 Maughan, Alton mu, D .J mi lull, Mis Lthcl Jones unu mis', wir" table with a -- E;U- : J - Jones entci tamed Mr Monday in honre of nd Mrs Charles Maughan and Dinner two children of Vernal ,as Siivid at one long table which as held a vase of chrysanthemums a eentei piece Pla.es were marked barles for tilt guests of honor, Mis Eess.e Fraughton Martha of Evanston, Wyo , Miss D H Maughan of Soda Springs,and Mr Alton Maughan Maughan, and and Mrs. Howard Jones Halloween party was st evening at the home Monday given William of Mr. and Mrs. out Hallowe'en ideas were carried iu each appointment. A delicious luncheon was served to Messrs and Me.sdames Spencer Maughan, Me lun Archibald, Edward Bassett, Brad-Harvey Williamson, Thomas and Mr and Mrs. Joy. An folevening of music and games lowed luncheon. Mr and Mrs. Guy Maughan entertained at dinner Sunday eve A vase of fall flowers formed the centerpiece of the dinner table Places were marked for 40. guests W'ere Mr. and Mrs. Alton D Lee of Caliente, Nevada, Mr and Mrs. Alex Maughan, Mrs Laura Jones of Salt Lake, Mrs Mabel Nelson and son Roscoe of American Fork, Mrs H. Fraughton of Evanston, Wyo , Merrill Evan of Chicago, Maughan Maughan of Pcgram, Idaho, Mis. Nora Walton of Salt Lake. Mrs. Fern Murray entertained A Mi, dimer 'a IKm-- if Adi 11 How aid duuglilei, ' 4 jJ .aSi gUr- t- ja- fl ' .V is t v j V. Another Biff EVENS LEADERS 1' THEY HERE MOTHERS! IT PAYS TO BUY GOOD CLOTHES! ARE AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN 25 YEARS! Snaps : A -, , no-ho- Jy We cannot stress too strongly the fsict that N(l$ 1 it is difficult for u jge are way behind in orders wholesale in new advances prices! . . . iftne brings are going up! . . . Buy now and SAVE . . . Tnlv.R a ... rVf , w Suits and Overco; O; Mil-Ire- -j University hospital, Ilnta-lelphi- a. Pa., revealed that the was tuberculosis really a leauty pin she had swallowed hen she was 3 and which had edged in her lung. Tne i.n was pmoved and the child sent home apparently cured. at an attractively arranged 10LDERS OFFICE I BY GARBS EH JACKSON i The coll, pse WASHINGTON the Insult public utility holding impanies, carrying with them the l estimated $300,000 000 of new ablics money, has given a Imulus to the move that all mdidates for federal office be impelled to make public thur .ock and security holdings before ley stand for office. This is because several federal Ticials, ineluding South Trimble, erk of the house of represtnta-ves- , have been shown to be l the preferred list of Imull ockholders and to have bet n ven an opportunity to buy the ock at a lower figure than that to the ; which it was offered iblic. Senator Hugo Black, Democrat Alabama, who introduced a bill last session or congress provid-- g for publicity of candidates said today that he suld press again at this session r action on his bill. He is also anning legislation to provide for net federal regulation of hold-- g His publicity bill companies d not get out of committee at st session. 1SCLLS , COEDS! CORDS! In Black, freely agreeing at prominent Democrats su h as wen D. Young, are shown to By that, he explained, he did lot mean that the Insull brothers shoo'd escape paying the penalty for any violation of law they may i.ie comnut'ed, but simply that the large number of bankers and lndu triallst3 who profited from he Insull enterprises while the great mass of investors in them ost eaithing, must pretty tvell Have known what was going on They weie undoubtedly within he law as it is written, the senator deoHred Thev were merely playing the game according to the stero in America. IT'S A ZLK 'How to improve that system so uch things will not happen is the irob'em," he went on I am to the setting up of regu- bodies here in Washington 'h. re it can be avoided I am 'eed against the growth of federal vv cant racy But something clearly mut be done to regulate these holding I am studying the "ompaii.es. m itter as thoroughly as I can and m seeking advice from the best nuices I know so that I may hae be soundest possible measures to introduce when congress con- HORSES? YESSIR! stl . the wanted Id.u k . 4H sheep-line- d and st)Ies the wanted I5o, Hi ic's word . . ai j fa VO at this .if i AH . shades! the . S3 fk Other Big Values leilherette . . . womb it V allil K Dupont gemni'e long roliai ?2- - l mw etert (worsteds 6 'As .'a M Ty'.'l Gubtl (dais Nov.! all in ll ip ive great value! . . a P- Hard fin ished worsteds the new shades and shapes! Ism a leader with us! MENS RIDING G inline fur fi It . ! . . At $1185 ATS! feature of this or eonsi natbrim. 1 Ins is Jv ( i 1 Jr j lug! vel re j n r ( e r l i,- h at . - fl)r Dress Pants At this Mens pure worsted pants, from taken our regular suit stock . . . Worth $3.00 a pair! Wyl Other LeveiVs and $3.95 1 ; aorTT.-sryiinaijMaaHM- IlaM alues at $9 awl & 79 $9 qj- - MENS WOOL MENS 3 this price we are offering the outstanding shirt of Inthe town! cludes in plain shades and white. Hi 'i r to a ' ut re . 'V J &h Values 1.55 -.- Boots Hi-T- op Ns (J I .j ilit v Boots A Real Ii regain! w wy g 445 5.45 Bovs long warm coats, made fenume Dupont lila, k Ipll long. s r U s . V r'O. I re r h'J'5 s,up,skin ,I,U,IB is 0 Oi! j OPtr7 e " Iferps s to I ii ,ls boas vo h "tM Oao i 1 ILa ni.ukinau Iintd! Im-- a valm !.! this at .Mens Horsehide Sheep Lircd TH,r .rs M f f l J &TS TH v, .. '. .V1 K'trii long, lre-- r quality horseh-slid phned. 4 F"V is, belt all JT'V Lt l!i r- - is ' t V I f IJ ISI1 S? , f(lF.xtra e, t- - r v S Silk only i 4 sin. l!1 Other Rinr Sweater a!ue 'l ! v '''' P w ill S;sAs hnivKTi 2 Nl riin V,V.-V- 4 , f r 1Z K .,'ll'v3' , , i;r tjJrw 4 Mens Sheep Line1 f. f' Jr-- , ll"3 Ml A Li k. grev Al Only V2 " includ- - 11 V" Othev- - ISicr A good choice to select from . . . pure wool . . plum or con with trasting trims noviltj pockets. Fine quality At broadcloth! ?6 (Mi ;PXl 4 Mens nr iirown so. ni !i of g, nu.ne ur.di e ol irn lit al Good W t ir rs A Vi shorts, stouts p( SWEATEES! "vV; .. t Longs, lined! i MEN S BROADCLOTH re W c wii ds 9S -- L't-f- , H h Hand - tailored .vi S(C 'JhcM MENS FUR FEET A big variety t choose from . . aluea to A big $1 Ho! Id At SlO.Rj, suits M 111 Gl 1.98 09 MENsTwORK m o' Vine J ! ! PM Other Lesens Values 2.91 I .omr j ou paid $20.00 for b e fo r e ! F.NH ! of ' sud that QUESTION Y.'AFHCURN, Wis , Nov 2 tl'Pf The of what to have for prob'em 1 ' 44 f.Per was easily solved for the is Gilbcit Brunnoss family here when vad they stilt wear shoes, avers a parti idge shattered a window L M. IBlackie) llotn, Areat.v, and flew into the kitchen Wif., horseshoer, who insists wosand depression haven't hit No whisky will be made thu LW.'!,0h t'nmi men are veai in any of the distilleries ill Woking tlwsse days I the Scottish ton, bine. ide This is the Suit Sale of the whole year! Previous events cant compare to it value . . selection . fashion ! You . rtroupte of pairs C at tins price! price! tv he thought his bill em.md.nr publicity of candidates' investments would prove valuable m the general problem represented bv the Insull collapse in that it v mild certam'y tend to make ean-- d 'ales scrutinize more carefully the conduct of enterprises in which they hold investments. a novelty op-ios- Ho BOYS SHEEPSKIN styles to pick from. Plain Is il tones ! different 10 different styles have profited enormously by being on the inside of offerings of Insull ttock, said that he could not help Veiling that Samuel Insull exile in Greece, and his brother, Martin, .vile m Canada, are being made "the goats" for a collapse which houid be blamed on the "ss-te- Sen-r- I BOYS NOVELTY 12 held here Sunday. to ATS? BOYS CLOTHES YOUNG MENS ur i ... LEVENS ARE FAMOUS FOR lunch- Margaret Maughan entertained the classes of the church history YVellsville ward Sunday school at a bonfire party Monday evening at the Floiidell school building Bonfires were built and weinies roasted fallowed by games played in the school rooms. Thirty-foclass members were included in the party. Mr and Mrs Stanley Ralph of Franklin, Idaho wree the guests Sunday of their parents, Mr and Mrs Andrew Leishman Mr and Mrs. Earl West of Salt Lake were the guests of Mr and Mrs John Bailey Sunday. Charles Mosslander and daughter, Mrs Bessie Fraughton of Evanston, Wyo., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Gunnell. They returned Monday to their home, having come to attend the funeral of John H Maughan m ... ... eon Thursday afternoon for the members of her sewing club. The luncheon table was centered with a vase of fall flowers. Music and visiting was followed by luncheon served to Mrs. Millicent Maughan, Mrs. Edna Bassett, Mrs. Mazenta Joy, Mrs Sarah Williamson, Mrs Lettie Bradshaw and the hostess. Mrs. Mabel Nelson of American Fork, Mr and Mrs Alton D. Lee of Caliente, Nevada, and Mr. and Mrs William B. Maughan of Salt Lake were week end guests of Mr and Mrs. William H. Maughan Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. James Allen of Salt Lake were guests Sunday of their parents, Mr and Mrs. Walter Jones. Mi,s Mary Perkins and Miss k this LEVENS SUPREMACY EVENT! We are prepared to fit your boy in Suits that are different! in the newest weaves ! Mostly all hard pure worsteds or let them shop here alone with conBring your boys in at . . . can we fidence! that give them just what they want ! the PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY Out-of-to- for five years it was thought ubercuiosis was the cause of he pain which 8- car-ol- d d Libby (aboe), of Coal ilill, Irik, felt in her lung. But a at the Chet alter liagnosig tronchoscopic Clinic of the Teni-il- e 1 Wlw4h4 rm ii ! C L |