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Show s. ? t, tnn PAGE EIGHT. m mm Qofpfv p;n AIITA QIIPDIV nutu uui i Lit i I y nn, ii ld-journ- i l. i.ooa n, u t a it. a oni Tu mm J EMPLOY NEW HELP t ii u r s d a y, august i o. A Queen Goes to the Fair HATCH IS NAMED Bringing about the employment of many more men through the teiluetmn of eah employee 3 Auto walking time, the Western Supply company is doing its part in the president pi in for nctional re'ovetj, according to George O Keefe, local iiwncgcr of the auto aeeessoiv firm Tie N It A pledge yens aigmd and piejented on August 1 the opening (lav foi government ueteplnme of pledges I boil Approximately emplijeee are receiving the hem fil of the redueecl hours, with, of oursi no s ey s reduction 111 Mr pus, O Keefe mil 11 'In order to our usual high slumlord of to our custom! is, this nei essitsted the cmplnj meet of about job m hi micjkJiuiumi I'm iih nt H J Hitch of the Lo ii. (h imbor of ('mirmruj ha b (mi let to ait as chairman of t No 1 whnh comprise, h and Hi h (imities for the I tih MtA ( mpaiKn fommittc A imiLnx (f il! distmt (bur nu n i aiding to State (h iirni n !uli H (Jiccue will be in Id m Frinkln Kcchcrus, soil of Mis Eauly R Ruhsids of Logan, returned Monday from the Northwestern States miSion one Mr Richards had been from Logan since May 2t, 1931 Most of the- time he b stationed at Portland and for the past la mon'ns has at ted as secretary to President W R Hum also a Logan man The leUi'iuil mission irv is undecided is to future pi ms He is ca foi me r stildc nt of the I lah State Agncuilurel college and a grad-- u ele of tne Log ill Senior high sc lioal while he wa. s' tide nt body president dun. g his senior year Like it tin riintn.! fvir r in 111 amu ri v (hi Lit Reovirv ui iiffnidlv C and impajn Cuht im ed th I.o or io tmouh r of ('o non nl - ihi mar futuic insfpKtions of ii v Lf i (onntv , ( gu N Cion d the 1 tl dLv A ( O Richmond 0 Mis nhoi lO l pf- - h birlhd tv am ghrinR dauhltrs Audits and Mrs Anna Anderson ud Id dm I s I K - - Mi s t Y j j wneWi j Hpoint-reemi- e !u r it h j -- ' ht uk f( An I in nniuo'i 12th i in at the (ouit pi'dn hi hill AL in (hi It l tnd on and Mara L r m Wo an! Kent Mvmnn a Q Mond iv oi a t n di tup with he Bov Sv jut. ur the velxi Coun-i- l hiK at lb i k the pity wdl hike to various 4m . of in trust ind vvul he instruit'd bv p Mills!' rt a u ding the pitot an of Y i lo a i noma! h Mis K i tiiyUm i uiitumd n h mot of Mt dou ;htu i liHit Puts' liar Mo id ly after i on moon was Tp aft six nt in siii v inder whi'1 h E i (Liu mu i ll"(h kj't gu 'sts .in ora- - d Vr- W iPt V.oru'i f !' dt La! is m out of (ll. IH VI t oi in Ji k(r 1 hr ov I gOf t Mi Tht riu i Hansen intfitun it i hi thlav pnrtv in honor f htr.scn Dwavnes fitth buth-- i attcr-non- n iv anniversaiy, Saturday , Clarkston Advance Styles Fall Footwear were About twenty iresent little guests i 1 1 Re-b- F S wea'h t hnienu repmts, midwest Inis beui diver this summer than at any tune in past On e vei s Hut youd lever guess it from reading the reports of the vote on ptnhibilion repeal .. tl t Su-a- Pumps or Straps pro-gia- -i Discount JESSENS Shoe Store $ BAUGII COMPANY a1-t- MODERNIZE toi': mrsry YOUR HOME WITH STOKERMATIC Coal Heat 'J&tClllOII -- SAVE i u- A - - UNIFORM HEAT NKiHT AND , 50 j mBSBMBi OR? rs-t- ms? PER (Rffemt? ENT OF YOUR COAL HILL Snt-nro- v rflftyfjtTFi graft OteffitjKnre qaas (mry5HiD diHiB esm? cUnHro fMnip Unllt ( DAY JN ANY ' WEATHER! Through Years of Experience Comes This Advanced Design Here is a new standard of economy. A genuine in. fmtiired lit, the evening the entire waiel wtte special guests of the las Thi iMe Mr and Mrs W J Chamd'cr received word of tnc buth of a - This new Frigidaire intro duces a distinctive style in cabinet design, with a finish of white Dulux and handsome chromium hardware. Frigidaire that operates on less elertric current than one ordinary idinp bulb. i poultry CONVENIENCE BUYS QUALITY Automatic defrosting matic FOR PROFIT ozedi t thvt it w i'I be her, to find a poiiltivn n whi d cesn ' say - with NOPCO XX a'te. hearing this letter "I was feeding NOPCO XX ti1 my baby chicks as well as b.vin hens until foui months ago when a salesman re nmnendej a cheaper ma-cAs the pri e of eggs wa lose, I tho lght I could sue souu money but in.,,. . I jS tn-- e than twice the dFferene in til price of ma,h After feeding one ton of the ehe nper mash egg production went down 2u per ce it went kwk to snee-- d ! i,,ng m u, j w'th NOPCO XX nixed m it, and q far the egg production has in creased 10 per cent I also feed it to my baby chicks and pull Is On the last two lots of baby chreks the loss was less than 5 per cent My pullets are as healthy as ary to be found anywhere" That letter speaks for itself- - to pnmtrymnn (Adv j 1 X ' ice-tra- y auto- releasing more food space extra room for tall containers and bottles and a compartment for frozen storage. one-fourt- Me er SMS FOR SALE -- Munson (LI The more I examine present day womanhood the more I nm Mutual conjoint meeting was disappointed in my search after tile at 8 3d that ideal beauty which is ilbert held Sunday evening o clock Conmnity singing was led romartic novelists dream Frankau British novelist by Mrs Klla Loosle piayer was and offered bv H S Buttars Special speaker Geoige Mylei was Trevor Claike of Newtou, two Mr Claike also rendered beautiful musicul vocal selections by accompanied on the piano was Miss Clane The slogan tieeted hy Mr F M P.avsten The ?v Laches Glee club Little sang Maid of the West Miss Corinne Godfrey spent a fc w d eys at the home of Mrs tnn Hansen of Dayton Mr and Mis H H Thompson Pi ouel (ik ii of the XniMicau h lima fled, llie se hnoiu r Gciiude and firmly of Idaho Falls spent I. Tin baud is uncle! vj with all mix Ml foi the Ctnluiv of 1 few davs visiting friends and J'l orie,i of l.a.iMiiiMi ,u ( liiij-- o '.pick ami .pail, tile veni'iahle relat ves here of hi hoone i eaplalrcii bv ally Ii n iliie, Inals u inii'-iuMiss Liby Hodges of Brigham Ma-- a , some of which date back ex I. bit h fiom l.loiuc-i'- i City, is a guest at the home of thr. e iitunei her sister, Mrs Elmer (Jodfimy Mr and Mi John Sparks and of Burlcv, Idaho spent the pal k in Logan canyon The mornfamily w.ek end visiting relatives here ing will be spent in visiting social A chat and games h bm,ket lunch Mrs Antrum of Idaho is a is planned, and at 2 o clock visiting dt the home of her paiA be will hdd ents Mr and Mrs John P Clarke, meeting good sv of vocal and instrumental single prodigy in one family Mrs Bertha Clark is also visiting High or Military Herl : a of case but the an.-in the l. be wdl rarity tolas nt the Clak home readings music, featured The principal speaker of Zonos family ofChi ago there are Mi and Mrs lohn Buttars 9 the day will be furnished by the two, Georgia, 4 ano Joanne bv Mr and Mrs Bthe of a ver Greek fa. CSAC A cordial invitation is exdaughters ron Smith of Log in left for the an and rfeithci Austrian mother, tended to all ward members to of whom has more than a normal participate in the reunion, vchieh edac.ation ami and intelligence is sponsored bv the ward reunion altho she never has committee with A B Johnson as Geoigia chairman attended school, already reads Mr and Mrs Cyrus Lewis re- and writes as well as mo't chilturned home Tuesday fiom their dren do at 7 or years tup to the Yellowstone pdrk BKAM) NEW TORI) Joanna at 9 years his comThe annual social of the Home pleted her element uy grades and ir-- l ON TRICK KSOMcSOOftl&ftJCftMOOOi and Community section of the is now attending high school Sh ! Richmond Farm Bureau will be began school at 0. and a 'quired $o0.00 held Friday at 3 o clock in the the tight years of education in club room A good program is only ttiree years She led all her planned A flower exhibit will be elements: and grammar school MOTOR conducted, and ribbons awarded classes, and is now heading thy for the prize winners A prize will honor roll in high school also be given to the one who disare there Strangely enough RHONE i:J7 plays the greatest of thiee other daughters, dll of whom number The bouquets general public is are attending grammar school Kz J older than Jodrna cordially invited to be present Todays Oddity J bv Sarah Lui ,on wer- - HfMN PKOMlVsOUl M)IE P) An aged MEXICO, Mo. promissory note dated Sept 2 116 years ago is h 1817, almost keepsake owned by William Dillard of Mexico The note wa-- s for $20 2), payable to Andrew Steel and company, a concern doing business in Virginia Steel wai Dillards i Mr and Mis of Logan visited with Mr and Cl Mis Ihiimer enroute to Logan following a isit at Hex burg, Idaho Attorney I J Famiih and Coun tv Attorney A Halt are dis O the illative mgumenU in rusMng Mrs. Traffic officer Fryer and favor of n taming and abandon Mi Fryer attended the rodio at Soda ,nK $he Isth amendment and Sunday Evans will give arguments in Saturday Spr Venice Eanies returned to favor of repe d and Mi Hart the Dee Hospital suuuav. defend the iisue Mi K ein she will resume hci piofessional KHe jj1Sl C(iS befoie the local Rotarv club last Wednesday and nursing studies Mrs Eugene WoiDy entertain this week Mr Hut wdl spe ik he ed at a charming budge luncheon fore the Potarv Club giving his to in fa ear of retention Fiiday Luncheon was served V J Chandler reeently twelve guesta seated ut one lurge j of bowl a table centered with assistant United Stotti beautiful snap diagons The after- - collector foi Idaho will assume his dimes beginning Septe nibei noon was spent in playing bndg will and Mrs Ida Cutler and Mrs 1st. The Chandler lanul Barley Creaves received score reside at Idaho Falls Doctor Joseph F Memll of to honoia Mrs Donald Duynes and chil- - quorum of Twelve of tl L I) S hurch was the snoaker at a dreu of Lais Angeles aio spending several days with Mr and Mr, hirge meeting eondueted Sunday was nt the Prestun Opel a House Ii Mrs Dujnes Nephl Liuson foimcrly Kudia Larson Reid Lar-- j Merrill di.eussed the advisdnhty son, who has been visiting with of retaining the Hth amendmentl the Doylies in California, letuin- - as a pint of the Anieman eon- (dilution State Representative J ed with them, Mrs Melvin Cluff and children j I Jensen eondueted the meeting visit-the of Salt Lake City lias been j R Lee Kenner Introduced k- speaker and Paul Wynn and State ing her sisters Mrs William Bee 1. stead and Mrs W, iihumway uf Preston for days Mr and Mrs Karl Smith and family of Denver are guests at I ho J G Smith home this week Mr and Mrs Clyde P.u ki i of Ref.buig. Idaho were Pr.etonj to itius Sunday em ilitc In allmal the o L Pat ker reunion at the (' s H'nn lu Imgnti tiinvim Dr and Mrs Joseph F Mi rrill of Salt I .a lie City weri dinner guests of Mr ami Mis ice ivi -' ... i .simday, Mr and Mri It F. 1'iniir or J'nnti Mr Cleon Kenner, and. Mm, K G Sli ong of iaigan. and of Sir. Hiid Mrs. It. Ism ! re nt the V'dlors Rodeo held at Sodn Su mgs Murk - V h wtek there Shirley Goodey age 12 ycnifs had the misfortune of breaking his armSunduy, this being the second time he has broken arm this summer Mr and Mrs John Owens Fielding spent Sunday at H home of Mr und Mrs Thompson Lafe Neilson is spending a few days borne with his wife and family Mr Neilson is employed at Salt Lake city -- Ctt Monday Mi and Hart and Mr Bishop Reed Joshua Rullison were visitors at the Kudu Springs Reideo Other Franklin County visitors there were Preston Pauli, Don Luthy, Mr and Mrs Parley Swumston Basil Crane Mr and children and Mrs. A C. Hull and Mi Van Ness Hanson Mr. and Mrs Geoige Crockett h a iv i l Preston lor a ten thousand mile trip of vinous sections oi the United .States They plan to cross the United States bv the southern route and return via the route Thev plan to northern meet their son Kenneth who is in a from mission returning Germany 'the Preston First Wald entertained at a ward soe ml Thursday of last week Bishop L V Merrill gnke a wekonu address and music was furnished In Keith Larson a delightful dame contributed bv Ruth Ballot. Lena1 Klippeit, Afton Wile ox and Mir gaiet Peterson Clever stunts - morrf-co- g 0 os Anelts Mrs Emily Mis flaia M Andeison torm Erickson Mrs Anna LiAioHi Mrs Susie Anderson Vrs Man Spademan Mrs M trs Am i son Mrs Auusti Johnson Mrs Mis I sthor Christensen Milhi ( 1. istofferson, Mrs Anna Mr r,'l(i iuti Sophia Mtirnl Mis ruolina Andt rson and Mi.J M irv Johnson Mr anl Mis S W Soreustn and family ot Fhnomv, Arizona have returned home alter spending their vacation here visiting heit paients Mr and Mrs Joseph Lewis Mrs Sorensen was formerly Miss Edith Lewfis Mr Smen st n is an instructor at Tempe t !Ve in non i While thev a .t ' (siting btre th Joseph Levis family enjoved an outing n in Lop canyon of the The Put sts tuoiuni Kithtnou! South Ward entertaiu-t- d at lawn paity on Tuesday fwinn at the home of Bishop t R ibinson Prmipal E. M hit' n was in harjre An even-- . a of games, and refreshments w enjoved and Mrs Bert Eneksoo ii i d daubter. Joy, have returned home aftei spending the past week at Lava Hot Springs The Cheie Amei club met on Wednesday at (he home of Mrs H S Webb Special gutst.s were Mis Idetta Memll Mrs E M Hnkcu Mrs Lola Bell, and Mrs Blanche Thompson Following a aftei noon, luncheon was sxual er nd The Ru hmond South Ward Sot iet held their meeting Tubday at the home of Mrs jpOGeesceceeiocosQQeosGeS'ooeoooseQ'OQCTdCQa Relutta Merrill A soual time was enjoved on the lawn The Richmond South Ward will next hold its annual leunion Fundiy, August 13th at the city of West burn on M-- Kds and spent a sm ml afternoon with her A nue 'I hose who piir-- t Itm h w t1' were n tht it i it d Mrs Hilda Mis 1 It s Qu iv le I of It r son ml t vo Lt in Mis Anna Wilburn of Los sivtd Poiatllo, ivtrarv Thui ruthbms and s- ntimlHi of took pit nu fniods When Dolores Mendolar Los Angles Da bv vjuiHtmtd an ojh n safely pm the prepared the uv or a lain opi 1.1" n A phw ion made an abionunal inu ion Jifud ont ;h r stonut h lo atd Urn pin and rlovd it Thru a tube vttx hnrd Ihiouuh thr nomUi m'o tin sfom it h thr pm vutdiaan and tin fold vu nt huim huh the sum t foi thr Mrs 2 A i u NEA 1 vddi h uii v i t tt a tv Mr t id Mis Alim Andtron Mis Anni Betoron relehiated - V- -' o- of St h. r Monday for with li r paivMits H I ) i . un RETURNED HOME . "While our salaries lone nlv.ins been higher then the aveiage an, paid ly otliirs in the let mobile nevessoiy hjsinc-.- ,, and while our salesmen have ulwnvs worked a shorter number of hours c than others in this business have gl idly done our part and the with li. signed agreement Koosevelt "The Western Auto Supply 0111 pany has always adhered to the and high standard of quality service established with the o, n west of tin irs first stoic in ing seventeen years ago We have al the ways given our cusloint s highest quality posable, consistent with fair price und fair weak 111.; conditions for our people "It has always Ihlii ihe intention of Western Auto to in tit every stoic, regardless of is sie or loeation, n jda.e where people enjoy to tradu We have tmmeUi every employee to Know the full meaning of Western Autos polie v of service to the customer and believe that policy has been re-- I tpo.isible for the outstanding sue eess of Western Auto Supply company and has gamed for us the name 'auto supply headquarters among western motorists ft ft Y'ellow stone Park Tuesday they n poet to spend a DISTRICT HEAD (t men - lawy mtikia Free TH4T PL 4 NS OLR ME4LS FOR A YEAR hat shall t havefor breakfast? I uniheon? Dinner? These puzzling questions are puzzling no For here menus are for longer. tempting meals for every day of thevear. Nos our meaheanhave correct delightful variety lombmationsfortasieand health. It's FREE this eek at our showroom. Ask for The Frigidaire Kev to Meal Planning. A BOOK .... QUALITY 1 stainless porcelain interior, every detail reflects the quality that has made n Frigidaire the choice of a more buyers than any other electric refrigerator. VCith md-lio- ' THE SUPPR HUGIDAIRE I INE INCLUDES SIX NEW DE LUXE ALL PORCELAIN MODELS WITH MANY EXCLUSIVE FEATURES THE FINEST FRIGI DAI RES EVER BUILT Vrigidaire - The Model 15 maik. an advance in the design of the mall domestic stoker. All moving parts are fully inclosed. The controls are mount-e- d on a panel witnin the incloure, simplifying the installation and placing all operating parts under one cover. Materials of known high quality are used to build G & M Stokermaties. In this model only three gears ale used in the Unit Drie; a solid Bronze Worm Gear, a heaa Steel Pinion Gear, and a small Hardened and Polished Pinion. All gears are Precision Cut. Timken bearings are used to eliminate friction and provide long life. A Timken bearing is used to take the thrust from the Cast Steel Convevor Screw used to cairy the coal to the fire. The Unit Drive is exceptionally quiet and is so named ecause it is a unit in itself and may he entirely removed from the stoker and yet the fire can still be maintained in the furnace. CENtttl MOTORS VALVE Now Is Your Chance to See the New Frigidaire Demonstrated A Cache Valley Electric Co. G. & M. STOKEUMATIC OITKRS YOU: Automatic Heat ... Economy of Operation ... Low Initial Cost ... Durability. Easy monthly payments! i Sold and Serviced By Cache Valley Electric Co. Opposite Hotel Eccles |
