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Show 5gr s V jJL THE ITER ckJ j GRIZZLIES TO Are First In Farmer 1933 Campaign BE PROBABLE LINKUP Romney had given his boys earlier Utah Aggies Aggie Alumni in the week i le The opening lineup of the reguE. Sin; h Hull Pitzer lars meludes only three new men, Glenn It.. Bell Rarker Bell at guard Hnd Rasmussen and lg c Vranes 'iVaidell at halfbaiks Bell may Ward W. Schaub be be replaeed at the last rg Brady Smith iuto by Joe Mabey or Eugene rt. Law re. tie, both of whom are on the Dixon (c) Call bt neb with I.udell Larsen, an- qb Fry lhb Rasmussen Young jother outstanding guard candidate, rhb Wardell Thompson at the present time with injuries Hurren Laisen is believed to have sev- fb Handley Allen Bateman, eral small bones broken in his Officials E. has a bruised hip Roy Cahoon and Jimmy Hodgson hand Mabey Game time: 2 30 p. m Utah and Tuttle a bad knee The two sophomore halfbacks Aggie stadium, Logan. are "white hopes of the Aggies Stars-to-b- e with this year. They are both speedy will mingle stars of the past when the 1933 and clever ball carriers while Utah Aggie gridiron machine gets Wardell, slightly the heavier of here the two, shows signs of developits first public inspection Saturday. Old grid stars of the ing into a real blocking back. The capabilities of most of the Farmers have formed an eleven to furnish initial opposition for remainder of the team this year are already known. John Hull and the locals The alumni team includes a Captain Gordon Dixon are both lettermen and while good share of the Utah Aggie two year stars of the past eight years while rather light, are easily the best at to ends. benrh on the ready others are Howard Law. at one tackle, is go in if necessary to give their over. a brothers going going great guns this year and younger The regular Farmer varsity ma- promises to be in for a real chine, looking good and getting season. The other tackle, Marbetter, went through two hard shall Glenn, white light, is showand ing young untried candidates a Wednesday scrimmages evenings, drilling on merry chase for the regular berth Thursday plays which Head Mentor Dick However. Rundquist, Simmons and thres Sophomores, are O Kennard. still on his trail want ads I LATE TO CLASSIFY Brady is a fixture at one guard as long as a weak ktiee holds un tn the other it is a wide while LOS- TLOST- - Between Montpelier and open race although injuries arc roll containing bedding holding bark several candidates. ; Logan, l. ' and clothing. Jess Walters, a stocky letterman Call S22. who blew into camp early this Reward. week, may step in over the entire OR group to claim the job. Elmer Ward stepped back to grade pears. Call 948. S29. the regular center job WednesFOR RENT FURNISHED day after giving way to Glen pNE light housekeeping room, Hendricks earlier in the week S25. Hendrirk t Cheap, .. 633 E 8th N. is showing plenty of rlnss and is developing nicely but Ward still has a 1ar margin for the job. Fry at quarterback and defensive halfback and Handley at fullback are both fixtures. Van Kam-pethe Aggie handyman, has Tut-NjeN- I ! p Herald-Journa- n, been See Our Windows and Bargain Counter! sugar pounds fine granulated Wet sugar 55c. 10 FLOUR Electric Light or Flour, both high patent, guaran teed Cal-lali- ly , Quality', will sell Saturday for $1.35 per sack. Broken sliced pineapple, large can 13c. BREAD Milk Maid Bread. white, 5c per MONSEN Meat Market SATLRDAil SEPT. 23 Wheat Flak Kelloggs 1 for 4-- Whole Wheat Flakes. We are offering a real bargain on this delicious and nourishing cereal. A large package for only 9c. 'r COFFEE Guaranteed quality, ground fresh while you wait. West Coast Special, per pound 19c. CHEESE t HAVE MATERIAL Green but willing de- the championship fending Logan Grizzlies as they prepare for their annual lorupiest of Region One. The outlook is gloomy - mighty gloomy for another championship this year Wilford Kowaili Kent Ryan, and 20 others who have helped to carry the Grizzlies to the state finals for the past two years, are from gone. Only two lettermen that roarin' Grizzly machine of last year are available for duty Only Two leterims Return They arc Dean Lewis and Boyd HaJi. Of course, two youigsteis suth as these can go a long wa., towards making any team They both tip the scales at near the 18o pound maik and are driving fools Hall devotes his time to the while Lewis is bath a and a guard Then, out of the remaining 53 who have newcomers in suits failed to wi l letters in the past, Coaeh Burns Crookston has plenty of beef with several hoys ranging between 155 and 165 pounds. However, all those big boys aren't going to make the team. Burns is a firm believer in the adage that a good little man is hotter thai a poor big one and the big fellows must prove their worth before stepping into legular varsity positions In addition to the 22 lettermen who graduated with the class of Crookston lost a real 33, Coach team leader through ths tragi of death Clevr Dibble short!;, after the end of the 1932 seasoa while more troubles were piled up when Frank Wahlen, a letterman at end, injured his knee while at work this summer He definitely will not be able to play. However, out of his new material, Grizzly supporters are expecting Crookston to work up an eleven capable of giving any team in the region a real workout Certainly. Logan will give other teams plenty of chances In addition to meeting the othei three Cache teams, he plays and Ogden. The latter two schools, out- - Thats back-fiel- Maid O Clover Cheese 12c per pound. o.p.skwccs s t Hehu Soupfci w 25' McDonalds Yloof Garden Coffee ( jrlh. Chocolate Free vith each jKJtind of coffee) Butter. Fresh Creamery, lb. 35' 22' Fresh Fish, Smoked Salmon, Anchovies, Kippered Salmon, Salted Herring, Cod I'ish, Smoked Bloaters, Chit kens Fruits and Vegetables Box-eld- First SOAP burs 4 Large SALAD 5 Quaker Package DRESSING Quart Bottle KFXLOGGS WHOLE WHEAT FLARES t large packages BITTER Pound POT ROAST Pound IIAWHUKGKK 2 Pounds SHORT TT STEAK lon lid MEAT BOILING Pound XI 15 17 15 19 22 8 15 11 6 Felix Cash Market 399 East, lhon N. 1st. WINDS SHIFT K I 10-l- Mr. Forsythe Endorses All-Brafor Constipation n If $1.35 flavor A healthful cereal with nut-lik- e li5 lbs 24c 3 lbs 43c - WE DELIVER FLOUR 18-lSack b. Just eat two tablespoonfuls Tn j QJ lwO Patent 69 :.. 4 4 Saturday Sale f 59 T 55 15 15 55 15 Gal. Can MILK Any Brand ( Large Cans 1 ( RAN Large Box SODA 19c HONEYDEWS 2 Eor 19c SQUASH Pound .. 2C 5 BEETS BEANS COFFEE Chase & Sanborns TOMATOES FOR SOUP SPUDS, Idaho Russets; 10 lbs. -- - LIGHT 29 GLOBES , SUGAR Powdered; 2 lbs CRAB MEAT 2 Cans OYSTERS 3 Cans SHRIMPS 2 Cans SALAD DRESSING Quart OLIVES Pound CHEESE 13c Nippy KELLOGGS WHOLE WHEAT BISCUITS 4J9 EGGS Dozen COFFEE 15f 25 35 c 29 PEANUT BUTTER 2 Pounds 25c 31c 15c 31c , Schilling's; lb 2 for19c C 25 KELLOGGS' LARGE ORN FLAKES EACH tHeavy Weight 4 Back Double . $ VINEGAR Heinz Monday Gallon 10 Bars 25 65 RUTTER Pound Peanuts Pound 24 15 1.75 Mens Wool 2.95 Jz Mixed 111 Offer Letter Merchandise at Lowest Prices ! Sizes 10 to 10 79' QQT oJ . . . GROCERIES Ladies L. D. S. LOUR .. Rayon t.i , T 82.18 82.10 81.50 oSc ooe 25 75 ... 10 83-0- 0 81.98 .. 83.50 82.39 75 C 83.39 Pants 82.93 . 4 . SOAP Creme 2 Pounds 4 Oil Bars 19 19 Cleanser FIGS Light House 4 Cans 25 COFFEE Sewell's "SS"; lb TEA Hewlett's; GERM DE Bug CRACKED WHEAT . Bug CERTO Bottle . b 23c 17 2 35c M't O 2 Cans QJ MAYONNAISE Pint 27c 29 PICKLES Heinz; Quart 45 ROXY DOG FOOD Cans AMMONIA Bottle . Quality -- IttI&3ttlS-G 25c 10 ' Black 2 Pounds 19 19c HONEY 10-l- Pail b. 59 uaranteed . "J 5 Cotton RIankets B Double $4 73 I $19 f $4 93 a. I FANCY BABY REEF Sirloin Steak 19c POIND r. r M C ,. ivifuiiu n kjn iiso rot M) 13 V rl W4( L Z. k)itaia Sirloin or Round Roast POIND Wool Mixed Prime Rib Roast RIankets i' Large f V POUND 3.95 d Size Foiinesbeck 4 4 Knitting Works 4 . . . . Extra Quality f - . 25 4 Ladies 5C , 2 Cans h Garments 2rll. PEAS PRUNES 19 i.Aits tk;2 I.ISS. Roys Union Suits i Tiny Sieve 19 T ?mc2.00 if 19 10c - TISSUE ZEE 4 Rolls I Pail b. 9? SOAP Sunny ; Mens L. D.S. Garments .. each PAR 2 Iairge Pkgs. I IAM Boneless Per pound KELLOGG'S WHOLE WHEAT FLAKES 2 packages Mens Tweed Extra Pants Men's Light Color Extra Quality Corduroy LEMONS Dozen CORN 25 Prices! A .40 PINEAPPLE . 25c 25c J Pounds Pink Get the parknge at your grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. 4 $2.89 60 Ihs. HONEY I Gal., 10 His. PEACHES 1 Gal, Can Men's Brown Calf Woik Shoes Mens Black Plain Toe Work Shoes Mens Black Calf Oxfords, Freemans Ladies Black Kid Oxford Slippers Hoys and Mens Heavy Gm Shoes YAMS LARD g-l- Pound 2 Cans doctor. $4 POTATOES 100 lls. Red Bliss HON EY . 25c Alaska daily. serious cases use with each meal, If not relieved this way, see your - 18-1- . ORANGES Dozen habit-forming- FLOUR $4 Sack . I sOO Whole Wheat POWDER 15c ! High 3 Gal. LETTUCE 2 Heads SWEETS J Pounds SALMON Isnt this pleasant cereal way far more healthful than using patent medicines so often ? Free Delivery Fed. Ave. Rag wastes. SHOES AT OLD PRICES! Over 16, 33c Sewells White King 48-l- b. Watson's in, Klia Quality COATINGS in. BROADCLOTH 3i in. .ALL WOOL CKKPB . . 50 in. DRAPERY LININGS 2(i in. COR 1)1 ROY . .. OH. ( LOTH LADIES AH Silk Iron Clad HOSIERY MENS Cotton and LLle HOSE 2:30 p. m. FLOUR BROOGHT RELIEF blood-buildin- g 5(i ALUMNI DINA-MIT- E FOR QUALITY SHOP AT SEWELLS YEARS, THEN CEREAL 1 5l in. CO VTINGS s. which hasnt been precooked or a you know that cereal must have .pure, like kiddies and . . taste natural PHONE 515 you suffer from headaches loss of appetite and energy or any other of the frequent effects of conBY iNITFri PHf SB VALLEY FIELD, Quebec, Sept. stipation, read this voluntary letter: 22 Shifting winds today halted After taking pills and tablets fire that destroyed church propfor about thirty years for constierty valued at $1.600, (XX) and saved pation, 1 started to take your All-1this village from partial destrucran three times a day (according tion. The fire razed the beautiful to directions. Today I can eat cathedral and convent and girls cheese, and that is binding, and Mr. Ed. Forschool of the Sisters of Jesus and certainly feel fine. sythe, Box 219, Youngstown, N. Y, Mary. The blaze originated in one of Science says All-Bra- n provides the cathedral towers. Approxibulk to exercise the mately 390 nuns and their charges and vitamin B to further intestines, aid regufled, from the burning convent lar habits. In addition, All-Bra- n is rich in iron. is much The bulk in All-Bra- n like that of leafy vegetables. Inside the body, it form? a soft mass which gently clears the intestines of! SUITINGS AND COATINGS BO FOR 30 TOOK PILLS SAVE SMALL TOWN 163 WASHING When Kiddies Like a Cereal doctored h HIGHEST PRICKS PAID PUR KGGS UTAH AGGIES Register Next Week Mrs. Kate Shill of Salt Lake with City is visiting in Logan friends and relatives. She is the guest of Mrs. John J. James the Peach Mrs. Shill attended day celebration at Brigham City celeThis makes the twenty-nintbration at Brigham that she has attended. She is a cousin of Mrs. ' James. . TO Dree hag 37c tins PEAKS large 2 for :::;c Pail Pure Extracted llONKY 59 KICK 5 pounds fancy head PKKTS 20c Crystal While Granulated Soap IOC HOT CAK SATURDAY more carpenters were Three sent out to Wyoming Friday from Interviewers from the national the U. S Employment office In Logan The men are working on reemployment office will be at to and Improvements additions Richmond, Monday, September 25; CCC. camps there. Wellsville, Tuesday; Hyrum, WedAnMrs. L. Pope Evans of Los nesday; Southfield, Thursday and geles, Calif, is visiting in Logai Friday At these interviews all with her sister. Miss Gwendolyn in the various comunemployed to return will Mrs. Pope Hyer. acCalifornia soon, after having spent munities will be registered, the summer m Idaho. cording to D. H. Thomas, local manager of the reemployment Mr. and Mm. George V. Thatcher left Wednesday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition. 4 Admission: Under 16, 23c 10 2 3. Unemployed To back-fiel- John H. Anderson & Sons Of The Season f 22, Wat-terso- FLOUR! FLOUR! 17 Package BAKING POWDER 2 Ilk1 cans ( It ACKERS Tasty Gruh.un, I Ih. carton O ATS ) Phone J30 j 29 SPECIAL For Saturday 10c OXYDOL Game Kick-of- SF1FTEMEEK FRIDAY', About Town Box-eld- Grocery iat and GROCERY TOILET those on the standing among western side of the hill, are met week-ends with on successive playing ill Logan on Oitober 13 and tnen the Grizzlies going to Ogden on tktober 21 Have TlifH Home Games Logan opens Us regional drive on October IJ at North Cache. Following the Boxelder and Ogden games, Logan entertains Soutn3 Cache at Logan on November and Preston at Logan on November It. Crookston is attempting to line up a game for September 29 or also Soutn high of Salt Lake was scheduled here for Friday. September 29, but a recentto ruling has forbade that eleven play out of the city except on Saturare playUtah Snce Aggies day in Logan Saturday, the Griz- ing 1,7, must look elsewhere for com jjeution unless the game can be shnted to Salt Lake. He is also negotiating with Pocatello for a game although here also, arrangements are not yet complete. the canOutstanding among didates in suits at the present tl,ne arc. Benmon Spencer and Evan Izatt, Dcan Jeffs, centers; Cleve Smith, Kimball, Rodney Willard Gardier and Luther Yeates, guards; Delmaine Hodges. Porter and Steve Ellis. Ralph Dale Erickson, tackles; Alma Mark Howard Ames, Horace Brown, Nathan Dopp, Smith and Boyd Lindquist, ends. Dean Lewis, Boyd Hali, Clarence Fcrey, C. Bradbury. Leon Fullmer, Max Humphreys, Garr Thompson, Bill Adams. Allan Otterbeck. Lyman , Reading, Verry Hugie, CUT-RAT-E MEAT S? FOOTBALL d full-bar- k Lux loaf. KELLOGGS u practicing this week at fullback, which equios him to handle almost any position in the back-fielHe, with Leckvear, will trade off the fullback position with Hundley while Nelson tries out Frys quarterback post. r pi HARTFORD, An Con., effort to abolish the fee system under which ronstaHes in small towns work will be made at the next session of the legislature, acto Benjamin cording Porkas, counsel for the New England Motorists because the association, practice is "breeding a rotten system of vnotor traps." GREEN BUT RAISINS PINEAPPLE It, nr. ir -- t SATURDAY BARGAINS UTA EOGAiV, L. a MI7W im nPPTvjFR TTL VJ1 VJIAJL--I TV 1X1 J.UIj Ex-Sta- rs . 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