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Show PAGE TWO. T11E HERALD-JOURNA- LOGAN, L, orous job in the Philippine to help earry the state for the Democrats, but is now running behind. If he is elected governor it will be by hanging on to Roosevelt's cout-tail- s. Senator Vartdonberg is not running for office unless it be that of "future president - but he is staging a lusty campaign. The had to Republicans, incidentally, use a little persuasion to draft Arthur. Not at all enthusiastic over Landon, he did not want to ampaign at all. But now that he has been pushed into it, Arthur is the best haranguer in the state Murphy, former mayor of Detroit, and famous as a gouger of automobile manufacturers in order to feed depression bread-lineis immensely popular in Detroit, but not in the rest of the state Furthermore he is a Catholic, and never before has a t atho'ie been Governor of .Michigan. With his usual forthrightness, Murphy himself injected the religious issue into the campaign tweaking at Port Huron, he said I do not want to be voted for because of my religion Neither do I want to be voted Hgainst for the same rp.tson The president of the I'nited States, a Protestant, appointed me, a Catholic, to rule over a 7f T1 t t r 1 nutinn of ll.noo.inxi I do not will suffer in the believe I state of Miihlgan beta use of utZKy. FOR YOUR CHILD SEE PAGE VAN-TAG- 9 EASES E K , j , ' , ? s T CO.cn 3E. W. ELLIOT & r ..X V e 4 V r v 4 ' " m 2 ' & V, Department Sales Mean Super Values to be Found in Every Department. Seasonable Fall Merchandise at Prices You Cannot Afford to Miss. You Can Save Money by Shopping During This Unusual Event. ; t ,', 74 4 t"' -- . v, ' S.C ' , & '' ' - yVM' y. ' '? , v ? "ffa While Amtitinn b,m bull f.ms v.nc loudly (heeling the antics of Yankees and Gi.ihts .n the v oi Id '.tins, J.ip in, the land where the United State- - pi m, has t input on as in no other foreign me ly applauding iD own sei if s. Here is country, w as Just as cm a stirring action shot as Wa da and Tsoio lnipeiial universities x - nun. i i ague of th.it city. It ity ixunpelcd In a scins in tie sIioas Tukasu of tuscdu sliding safely into home. , Fur Trimmed i i COATS W " nty religion to present indii According it would mu be surprising to see Houses elt carry the state while the two chief Democratic t undulates, Murphy and Congressman iTentiss Brown dunning for the senate I lose GUARDS The Roosevelt Spec Ini is being guarded like almost no other presidential train. Lavish precautions are taken by each road over which the president travels Special guards watch all bridges to prevent anything from being thrown onto the tracks, while special detectives line the railroad yards. are flashed Clear" signals along the line about 45 minutes ahead of the train, and then to make absolutely sure there has been no accident ahead, a pilot engine or an aul . scout car is run over the tracks. HARDLY WALK! Misery Around Folk- s- Smart, nev fall styles. Rich new fabrics, lavishly fur trimmed. Val- Ive Never Seen BY LADIES SPORT OXFORDS Children's Coats QQ T00 3 Quadriga Prints the new plain shades. Quadriga clotbi has that special needleized finism Xeedleized for easy sewing.' Guaranteed 80 thread count and 1 Je yd .... wise-cracke- d: Town-sendit- Nazareth O !- Misery Kept condition "I was in an 'with rheumatic suffering. I had ,puch terrible pains in my lott hip and leg that at times I could hardly get around! This suffering kept 'rue in constant misery! My were weak and sluggish and gave me awful buckai hes nearly all the time, and I had to get up as many as 6 times in the night with my weak kidneys, which broke up my rest and made me feel worn out Finally I heard so e that I got much about it and started taking it. I want to say that 3 bottles have made a Great Change m me1 It gave me real relief from that awful rheumatic pain and misery It also acted an my weak kidnevs and my backaches HVE DISAPPEARED, and I neve, have to get up in the nights now. eI now feel fresh and is a Great rested. Meuicine and I gladly give this statement and endorse it to all who suffer as I did " awful Crashing lnlo Hie Piclure two-pie- YwAiivvs.f' VAN-TAG- E ' ! ; vu- . Schianim-Jobnso- n all leading drug stores out this vicinity. Drug and through- Chiffon velvets. $4 39 inches. Yard I 36 inch Fall Tweeds ce 98c OTHER SLEEPERS 69c MENS SUEDE CLOTH SHIRTS A heavy suede material in grey or tan. Big Yank brand. A warm f and shirt. Ideal for fall wear. wind-proo- 79c n ' ''y $ i ' Sizes 2 to 12. In white cotton fleeced sweat shirts. Others with laced collar necks in colors of orange, blue, yellow, and red at 79. 49c ' ' - I ' j 4" LADIES X . ii a g0c OUTING is hllKl with h.tjtcN, including of Ins npp.it.ilus into a .mo G. I Uv, the sl.u'P r Miuppt r on the meund at right, football a vued-itameia when Hal A.is ihtown fm .1 It) v a d bn ,.nd I d u to him upon U mg run out of A at L i.n' k, C U Hifhon, ut the Los Angeles w Inj 1 d t! v Bi ini.' , il-u Louiuli nivMiua.i phot. gi.,phi s lilc tul'.v the cuth time j' . ). n A liiiigtoi, vhr.ole Cuhseuin, Double bed size. with colored ends. value. PAIR Grey A real 98c White 7099 inches. Extra sheet blanket. .. Speiial . size. White Fall weight cotton union suits. Long sleeves and ankle length. Ecru color. Well made to stand service. Sizes 36 to tZ H & no 79 c Boys MENS Heavy weight cotton unions. Randon color. Long sleeve3 and ankle length legs. Sizes 36 to 46. Underwear Boys heavy cotton union suits. Ecru or randon. Ideal for fall and winter wear. All sizes and extra well made. 49c 89c white, pink, blue or grey. Special. Misses Unions 9c Misses fine ribbed knit unions. Short sleeves, ankle length. Sizes 2 to 41. CANVAS GLOVES Boys in or fleece out. 9c OVERALLS RED BALL sanforized shrunk. Best quality. I u e or striped denim. Iull cut. Sizes 30 to 50. Special 8 oz 1 , 98c SIZES Same quality BOYS Beautiful Patterns. SET 69c 2.88 69c MENS WAIST OVERALLS Big Buck" extra heavy 8 oz. coarse denim. San- forized shrunk. Copper riveted at all points. Sizes 30 to 42, strain COOKIE JARS 89c 69c lat- est styles. I) a d y patterns. Sizes 2 to 12. Blue cheviots, tan and grey tweeds. Dark or light cashmere mixtures. 4.98 S HOYS Part Wool Unions u Boys heavy 10 wool unions. Long sleeves, ankle length. KJ Grey rundon. Sizes 2 to 16. 69c Extra heavy 12 07. red wrist canvas gloves. E. W. Elliot special, pleee, 2.98 . E. W. ELLIOT & CO. MENS Polar 27 inch, (iod quality heavy fleece in 11 Sheet Blankets Extra quality. ror i Special FLANNEL A large selection of little Double Blankets M OUTING GOWNS An excellent quality outing flannel. In plain white, pink or peach. All sizes boys overcoats. The V MEN'S Medium weight cotton union suits, long sleeves and angle length legs. Dandon color. Sizes 36 Special BOYS OVERCOATS ' 9 .V aj BLANKET 651-9- 0 i derwear sale we are featuring three unusual bargains. See them! 46 DINNER SET Cotton N Fall weather and time to check up on your underwear supply. In this un- 32-PIE- Bright new block plaid patterns. Satin bound. Extra size, 70x80. i UnsdleEweai? POPEYE SWEAT SHIRTS ?1.98 ss r m to 46. BLUE WOOL JACKETS DOUBLE n o BOYS QO wO - contains over 30 inThus it helps you in Van-Tap- at Nl 30 .Several Ways, SIMULTANEOUSLY. It cleanses bowels of awful filth and waste; clears gas, bloat and pain from stomach; invigorates the liver and cleans out sickening bile; helps Nature flush kidneys of Impurity that causes night rising and backache. Weak, miserable people soon feel like different men and women. The pi n e of this Great Compound is reasonable, due to imnii se volume in whlih it sells, b.) don't e TODAY Hesitate. Get 7Qc I 3 Yard .... Part Wool Ingredients in This Great Compound gredients .49 H Fall slippers. one and SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY! Van-Tag- (her 1 o & Boys navy blue wool Cossack ja c k e t s. Full zipper front. Sizes 2 to Van-Tag- 'i a ST 98c a ktd-jjtb- yv 49c 79c QO $()98 and weight styles. Rubber buttons and with feet. Nazareth sleepers are superior in quality, material and service. Heavy o Well-know- Well made, tailored to fit. And styles you are sure to like. Heavy all wool fabrics. CHILDRENS SLEEPERS MERKV-GO-ROl'- V Mens better overcoats at a price that urges you to buy! selection of new 1.98 .... VAN-TAG- 98c and suede combinations. All sizes. $ Yes. this man has been in the grocery business almost ever since Adam was a boy Not always In the same stand, but always in the same business. OTHERS AT $9.98 to $34.50 E3 Both he and his German Police dog seem to fare pretty well so far as food is conrerned. My friend, Ins dog and the bicycle are the three musketeers of Bogan. Really I dont believe there it anything he doesn't know about Clever new styles. Quality all wool fabgioceries. If there is he surely with makes this more than rics. Tailored in sport and fur $ii up for his knowledge of apples. He knows trimmed styles and handles every conceivable variety. He can get as much kick out of OTHERS AT $3.98 to $7.98 shelling peanuts as his neighbor does from golf. If you get up town early enough you would catch him making the rounds of restaurants. If business doesn't come, he goes out after it Old folks are his hobby. Many remember of them will always him. Surely he plays his part as a The new fall line for 193G contains extravagant styling well known character in Logan. He might be lost should circumstances Ks and coloring that can be found in no other line of prints. compel him to do without either (J We have yards in a host of new just received 8,000 and the large dog or his serviceable designs, including all patterns bike. r, Ladies outing flannel pajamas in a wide range of styles and color combinations. All sizes. styles, suedes, calfskins HRAMUEIJ, L l'F.CK brown-bombe- FLANNEL PAJAMAS Large ues you can't afford to miss. KING EDWARD HAS DOUBLE l Basil G., NEWTON, Mass Dandison, 36, so closely resembles1 King Edward VIII of England that when he travels through Europe fast colors. people think that he is the King traveling incognito. Dandison says it soon becomes monotonous to be told that one is a double for a SHOCKED famous person even if the perLocal politicians were sitting sonage be a King among newspapermen on the presidential special, while RooseLouis, Develt made a rear platform address now go Democratic in a small Minnesota town. Al- troit has come out end for Roosevelt. Bonuses givthough he was at the other caren their employes by several of of the train, his words were ried back to the press car by the big auto firms have been "the dubbed loud speaker. by the workers AlAs you Roosevelt dividend" Said the president: know, my friends. I do not say though Col. Frank Knox is a one thing in the east and another graduate of the Alma, Mich, colout here in the west. . . lege, the local citizenry turned At which point a newsman out in small numbers when he That's right. He spoke there recently. Arrangeuses the some line of hooey ments were made for a crowd of 10,000, but less than 5,000 showeveryw here." The visiting Democratic poli- ed up . . . The Townsend moveticians, shocked, later related the ment is cutting little ice in the incident to the president. And election fight in Michigan. are split among themthey were even a little more shocked when he luughed heartily. selves both internally and politiVisit our piece goods department and see the large asthe cally, and what strength which is now being movement had a year ago is l sortment of fabrics of every description. 'Introduced and explained to the Senator Couzens has been suflarfgely dissipated. . . . The Cheypublic of this city and vicinity at fering from ill health, has not enne Chamber of Commerce beJSchramm-Johnso- n Drug Store, been active in the rampa gn sought the Republican state comSILKS WOOLEN'S Center and Main. Mr. Hanson Democrats figure that voters with mittee to take down a big I has lived silk crepes. colored 27 Flain banner stretched across for 54 inch wool coatings and years in Salt whom he has influence probably n street during Roosevelt's would vote for the new deal any- the Lake City and is woolens. fanev $4 Yardn'hes layovo in the Wyoming H 'throughout this region. He says: way. . . . 'I here are about &o,uuu Sunday But Yard - - I WW the GOP refused. So negro voters in Detroit, most of capita1. leaders routed H 54 inch wool flannels and mthem normally Republican. It is the Democratic Awful Rheumatic Pains 49 Satins 39 in. --J estimated that most of them will Roosevelt over another street. Him in ' CO.Em , ' MRS. ROOSE KLT president was careful to COULD take none of his children on this trip, although during the 1932 campaign son Jimmy and daughter Anna- - were with him constantly. Reason for leaving them behind this time was the feeling too nmfli unfavorable pubthat RheuSuch Had Mr. Hanson licity has made the children a deHe Could finite political liability. matic at Aside from Mrs. Roosevelt, only Hardly Get Jimmy Roosevelt, daughter Times Had Awful Kidney Mrs of Cushing, the boston Backache and Night Rising brainHarvey specialist, is along. She is Now Van-Tag- e Has Giv- a very attractive young lady, but attracts little notice on the rear en Him Blessed Relief. platform. Mrs. Roosevelt, on the other Mr H. M. Hanson, of 304 E. 21st hand, has attracted considerable Anis St., Salt Lake City, Utah, and most of it has been attention, n Widely-Knowother Western favorable. She a big hand at Resident who is publicly praising Lincoln, Omaha,got Cheyenne and and endorsing the "Amazing Mix- Denver At a number of small ture of Natures Roots and Other stops she refrained from appearSpelndid Ingredients, known as ing on the platform, but the crowds put up such a demand that finally she came out. e G. 1 u jj&s i "p' The MAN WHO 9 3 1 V -- ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, HE. W ELLIOT & Japanese Have Own Series (Continued From Paga One) UTAH, 1111! OVERALLS full 2:20 Advertiser, weight. Blue or striped denim. Sizes 3 to 16. Heies value! 49c E. V. ELLIOT & CO. ET. |