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Show 'the 1 LOGAN, UTAH, r HEKALD-JOURNA- Ml I L, 111 Youll Find All Kinds of Bargains on the Hitch Their Skis to Camel for Ride on Desert Sand Millville A vf Mr. and Mrs. G T. Alvord spent week-en- d 411 bath. Hendricksons. 2 Jy-2- 0 98 West posts. Fuhriman 3 McCORMICK Deering No. 2 cream FOR RENT, MISCEL. separator in good cond. $35. 418 8 W 2 N. GOOD pasture, Stewart Real CHOICE fryers, Frank Tidwell, 3rd N, 1st E. Smithfield, Ph. 1938 Oldsmobile enthusiasts hitch themselves to .rkground, pioviding an intongruou:, on sand near Cairo, Egypt. foi desert ride cam' ski-jori- pyumids 1 ONE YEAR TO GO- - Market Quotations PRESIDEN1IAL POSSIBILITIES No. I 1 1 -- Markets at a Glance Paul McNutt BY UNITED PRESS Stocks steady and quiet. Bonds firm and quiet; U. S. governments irregular. Curb stocks Irregular. Cotton easy. Wheat off about cent; com off 4 to 4. Silver off M penny in London to 16 74 pence an ounce, lowest since February, 1933. YA r SAN '-5 A' i j Jy-1- 0 Sam Phone 1st. So. We Deliver fryers, Buckley, lOST- Jy-1- 7 SPRINGERS 15c Millville. DUROC Jersey A.: -- FRANCISCO, July 2 f -- J-- Call Reed Misner, 449 S Main. Rew. Jy-1- 0 Duro LOST: Guernsey milk cow. Ph. , J-- Ph. 1280-NCOOL, nice. 255 E Jy-1- 2 4 N Ph. 1528. 12 Jy HOMES Jy-1- 5 8 ff.Ri HORSES for fox feed. Ph. Ogden Livestock REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 706 APT. house close to college, easy Jy-1- 4 terms. Blaser Real Estate. 4 6 ROOM home with furnace stoker etc. close m. $2700, Blaser Real 4 Estate. 6 ACRES N. Logan large home in good repair $300 down. Blaser 4 Real Estate. Hyrum MELINDA LILJENQUIST. Reporter SACRIFICING . excel. home. 136 VV 1 N. Jy-2- 3 5 RM. mod. home. Phone 378-- OGDEN, Utah. July 8 1P Hyrum Guldbransen has returnLivestock: For week, Hogs: strong to 25c higher; top 7.75 on ed from a Logan hospital much im0 lbs. proved in health following a major best local butchers light and medium weights mix- operation. tures 6 50-- 7 65; weighty packing Mrs. Russell Petersen and chilsows 4 25-- 4 50. dren of Idaho have joined Mr. Cattle: For week, 915; few Petersen at Hyrum to make their good fed steers steady at 8.25; home. medium to fairly good grassers Mr. and Mrs. Willard Petersen medium and good grass and family, after spending the heifers 7.00-- 7 65; best cows 6 00-- 6 winter and spring in Salt Lake 00-- 4 canners and cutters 25; City, have opened their home in best vealers, Hyrum where they will spend the 50; bulls 5 8 summer. Mrs. Leroy McBride has returnSheep: For week. 42.860 ; 4 loads lb. 9.10 Idaho spring lamb3 90V ed home very much improved in 4 loads 84 U, health after spending the past sevstraight; averaging lbs. same price; best trucked in eral weeks at the LDS hospital. 7 50-- 7 85; medium truck Mrs. W'oodrow Ceeley and son springers ins 6 60-- 7 00; odd lots trucked in have been guests at the home of ewes yearlings mostly her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 2 50-- 3 00, few culls 150. Olsen for the past week. Emil Nunlist, a business man of Idaho Falls has spent the last week at the home of his sister Mrs. Jacob Allgaier. A-- 170-23- Jensen. The family of Mrs. Emma Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hulse and Miss Norma Hale spent July 4th on a picnic at Jessops grove. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoodless Rpent Wednesday with their daughter, Mrs. Jess Dailey of Logan. A large number of Millville people attended the July 4th celebration at Hyrum. John L. Hoodless and Edward Larsen, Jr., spent Wednesday at Ogden with friends and relatives MOVING & 2 s uii b 595 must each 575 secretar y da cleared n and lot a r and w 545 play 475 1937 Chevrolet Coach 525 Graham Sedan 625 BLAIR MOTOR 418-- COMPANY PLYMOUTH EXPERIMENT WHEN YOU CAN GET A SAFE BATTERY OPERATED MACHINE GUARANTEED FOR 5 YEARS FOR THESE PRICES . . . CHRYSLER FUHRIMAN IMP. CO. Charges up to 30 miles of fence. Satisfaction or Money Back Guarantee . . . See local agents for free demon- C-3- 0 Truck 68 WEST CENTER International stration. 650 525 LOCAL AGENTS Roscoe Stoddard, Logan, Utah Burnett Sjoberg, Millville, Utah Heber Glen, Wellsville, Utah Henry Stauffer, Mendon, Utah W. T. James, Paradise, Utah Mose Harris, Smithfield, Utah W. W. Toombs, Benson, Ward Elmer K. Wood, Trenton, Utah 1935 Dodge Truck 1933 GMC Preston Harness Shop, Preston (Other Agents Wanted) res 375 ?295 25 Truck One Side Delivery Hay Rack ... Used Mower Up from 15 GOOD WORK HORSES! GUARANTEED USED CARS FROM YOUR PACKARD DEALER 1937 Studebaker $CQC Sedan DtD 1936 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan 1936 Chevrolet $ Deluxe Sedan . 1935 Pontiac Sedan . WHEN moving call the reliable and experienced transfer men. Local long distance moving J. W. Ault & son. Ph. 448. TRAVEL N-1- 9 OPPORTUNITY 2 passengers to Los Angeles leaving Sunday. Ph. 439 WANTED: J-- 8 SITUATIONS WANTED WILL care for your family while you go on your vacation. Ph 773-- BOSTON, July 8 d Business in wool showed a broadening tenON dency during the past week, deTaul McNutt lias heavy obstacles. spite the interruption of trading and manufacturing operations by the holiday of Tuesday. BY BRUCE OATTON The principle trade in greasy Herald-JournWashington wools was in the finer original Correspondent bag lines of territory wools and If driving force, bnllient organin country packed PORT WASHINGTON. N. Y offerings of izing ability, and a good record as Ns and I, blood fleece wools. July 8 IU.r Pan American Aira campaigner could, of themselves, Prices tended to strengthen on ways' Yankee Clipper took off active wools. Graded wools were today on the first scheduled paswin the presidency, Paul V. McNutt Plow pea fields immediately slow and quotations unchanged. senger flight to Europe by the of Indiana would have the inside Graded bright combing fleeco North Atlantic route. is the recommendaafter track for the Democratic nomina- tion ofharvest, were quoted nominally at Among the 19 passengers were Dr G F. Knowlton, associ- wools 1 cents in the grease for fine Guido Ccen, speeding to the bed tion ate professor of entomology at the 0 cents for i blood side of a son who was believed delaine, All of those things Mr. McNutt Utah Agricultural Experiment staand 2 cents for N and 'I blood. dving of infantile paralysis at has, in full measure. He is hand- tion ' Utah has Florence, Italy. There also were 10 occupied a fortunate The new DC-some, an effective speaker ,a talcost over publishers and editors aboard. position in regard to pea produc0U0 ented executive: he has been gov- tion. to build and The clopper is bound for Southtest. The with very little injury resulternor of Indiana and he is just olane a has from pea weevils. Only comwing length of 138 ampton with stops scheduled at ing is 24 feet, 6 .nches high. Shediac, N. B., Botood, NFD., and retiring as governor general cooperation in cleaning up feet, and of the Philippines . .but his drive munity or plowing garden and field peas The ship has four motors of 1400 Foynes, Ireland. It is due at for the White House has some Southampton in 24 Vs hours. after harvest, and other care in horsepower each. heavy obstacles to overcome. will allow the the crop handling One is common to all Democratic maintaining of this advantage aspirants He doesn't know-- what In listing measures which will President Roosevelt will do. aid in pea weevil suppression Dr. IHERALD-JQURNINFORMATION DEPARTMENT Mr. McNutt is on record to the Knowlton recommended the followeffect that he won't make the first, plant only weevil free race if Mr. Roosevelt is a candidate ing: seed. Never try to save seed from for a third term Until the Presi- the next year, even for h dent definitely declares himself, the the pati for as this encourages surMcNutt campaign is handicapped vivalgarden, Or sale. Trips over Skyline trail & guide. Also horses of weevils to infest the crop If the President does finally A-- 5 broke. Ridirg Academy. Phone 446. the following season during eliminate himself, the McNutt all peas before harvest Second, forces can be counted on to make weevils are ready to emerge the fur fly. Some of it, probably Third, prompt pasturing of fields will fly from the corner occupied with sheep, followed by 8 inch deep by Postmaster General Failey, who plowing, destroys nnv weevil that Every Sat. 1 p. m. Fairgrounds. Wanted livestock, dairy has remarked that McNutt will might have been sheltered or cows, hulls or anything you have to sell. We buy, sell get the nomination only over his in harvesting trade during the week. Free gifts to the ladies. However that may body. (Farleys) Fourth, harvest all peaseed in of Indiana is a A-- 5 be, the Phone Logan 14154. A. L. Moss. into areas, bags. pea tight growing shrewd politician and a campaigner Fumigate all seed peas before the who must be reckoned with. cleaning or muling process occurs Utah State farmers will profit The HIS ASSETS: qualities above mentioned, plus a number materially by community action m top prices paid for live or dead horses, cattle; also of important friendships, plus an cleaning uo pea fields and girden feeder hogs. Whites Trout Farm, Phone Hyrum, 11 after harvest A few fields effective organization, plus a pretty peas R-not cleaned up will endanger all collect.. fair record in offae M.l. 40. other plantings the next season m HIS LIABILITIES The prohnhle the entire commumtv Irevention intense opposition of organized la- of infestation is the chennest bor; the distrust of liberal groups method of preventing injury from as generally; the enmity of Mr. Fur-le- thi.- pest, I'r Knowlton said Jy-2- 3 SPECIAL NOTICES USELESS, crippled horses, new calves. Highest prices paid. Ph Jv- - 673-- FLIGHT Fields Advocated t of be MOVING AND STORAGE Wool Market Plowing Of Pea tl selection. HAULING 5.00-6.0- ATLANTIC 'ailed a Jy-1- 0; YANKEE CLIPPER $ 1936 Chervolet Coach MOVING & all kinds of hauling. 9 Prices reasble. Ph. 977-- 7.00-7.5- 0; New Army Chief of Staff on Job sense seems The above cars are just a frq of the many ctioiee cars irom which you can make your (Als Bike Shop) WHY a cbampio ZOU Radio and Heater. Low mileage 1936 Graham Supercharger Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Sedan PARMAK DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 46 West 1st North Logan Phone Their 5U $OFfl 1938 Plymouth Deluxe ( AT lAJai: wanet cont. currency. lb. Oscar Sjoberg, A. Deni .nnual F istlon c1 omorrow onok c gar 275 Pickup 1934 Chevrolet Coach SEE THESE MACHINES ll boar and 8 978-water pump. J. C. Parson, Benson Ward. Jy-- 8 ROOMS FOR RENT A FEW good used grain binders, mowers and hay rakes. Ellis BEDROOM & garage. 135 E Jy-1- 3 Equipment, Smithfield. Jy-2- 3 Center. MAPLE flooring, toilets, used ROOMS and BOARD brick, good as new. Also Jy-1- 2 Oregon fir. Ph. 810. ROOM & board. Week or month. SALT LAKE CITY. July 8 (T.Ei Butter, extra cartoned 274 cents. with her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Johnson. Mrs. Evan Humphreys is reported to be recovering from a goiter operation performed last Saturday at Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Russell and baby of Salt Lake City spent thi week-en- d with Mr. and Mrs. J. M Black shoe. ret. Herald. off friei and 1935 Ford Models priced from $9.90 to $19.75 4 RENT or sale. Stewart Harrison. Dairy maket: butter: 92 score 26. Eggs: large 23MI, medium 194, small 144. i - 17 Radio 1937 LOST AND FOUND Butter Prices 0, (y If 1S3-- SPRING Prov. die ,nd G Six Sedan Heater and J-- With With jdgment Make Comparison - Condition and Price! e PARMAK ELECTRIC FENCER J-- 4 Home-Mad- LOGAN BAKERY 3 ROOM apt, partly furn. 126 S 2 E, Ph. 621; also on 15th of mth., 4 rm. apt. unf. 3 3 RMS. mod. 569 N. Main. HOT wtr. bath, elec. equ. 368 E. A-- 4 Center. Jy-1- 0 3 RM & bath. 314 E 2 S. J-- lifers breac M USED CARS Bread AIho Our Extra Quality CAKES and PIES! Try Our APTS. FOR RENT, UNFUR. Implement. tbletic i .ould hi rnsible, ommitte BLAIRS Geo. Niederhauser W. 6th. No. Ph. 1473-- run itf ARE BETTER Jy-1- UNIT in the 1932 Chinchilla pool. 8 Ph. 427-HORSES for sale at Cache Auto or NEW ,hen it PLUMBING REPAIRS At a low cost. Quick Reliable Service. 4 A-- 9 OR unf. 5 rm. 285 N 3 E. Jy-1ELEC. equp. 342 N. 1 E. Jy-1- 2 APARTMENT. 379 E 2 N. 2 apts. elec. equ. 275 N 3 E. Jy-- 8 LARGE A small apts. 261 E 3 N. 3rms. Mrs. Hodgson. College Hill. 1 at 121 Sewer Woik, Repairing Free Estimates! New and Used Fixture, South Main Phone 1082 J-- ll A-- 3 RMS., FOR SALE MISCEL. North Main. RALPHS Plumbing and Heating W ELEC. equ. new brick, NE corner of temple. 310 E 2 N. Inq. bsmt. For purpose of estimate allow five average words to a line of classified or a reader. poles 4 3 RMS. elec. equ. 295 ESN. APARTMENT. 205 E 3 N. for each reader, 40 LUMBER, logs, Leave orders E. Ph. 544 J-- ll readers Co., 209 1 A-- READERS En-lu- Jy-2- 3 J-- ll Twenty cents per line for each day of publication. Black, face thirty cents per line for each day of Minimum cents. J W CLEAN furn. mod. nicely 3 rooms, bath, 15 N 5 E. 3 RM. modern. 369 N 1 E. A-- 4 3 RMS. mod. htd. 55 W 2 N 4 3 KMS. Hodgson, College Hill MOD. 3 rms. elec. equ. 135 E 3 N. charges. publication. T We do expert auto painting, body and fender work. Auto tops repaired, glass installed. Prices reasonable. CIIAS. W. MILLER 428 N. 1st E. Ph. 899-- 3 Minimum charge for one days Insertion: twenty cents. For one month: one dollar per line. These prices control when the advertisement is paid for in advance. If collection is necessary, a collection fee is added to above joyable time visiting old and relatives. Miss Wynona Cummings spent Wednesday visiting in Ogden with Mis Bessie Dale Carruth Miss tlene Olson oi Weiser, Idaho, visited last week at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs E K. Scott, Mrs Letha Jenspn entertained on tuesday afternoon at a childrens pariy honoring her young son, La Moine, who was celebratdoor ing his fourth birthday. Out games were enjoyed alter which a to thirteen lovely lunch was served smuli guests. atwho The people tended the funeral services for Bar Dee, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs S. K. Mattson, held last week at the home of Mrs. Mary Y. Hul.se included Mrs. William Kampe, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Wilford Mattson, Vie and Clarence all of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Wilford Clark of Preston. Mrs Delilah G Rouechc, Mrs. Sylvia Jessop and Mr. and Mrs. Cnoi ie MtPhee of Logan. Miss Kiamts Nielsen entertained on Monday afternoon at her home in honor of her young niece. Miss Karnuna Nielsen of Smithfield. who was observing her 11th birthday anniversary. Games were on the lawn and light were served to ten friends. Mrs. Marion Jessop, Miss Vee Anderson, Mrs. Mae Jessop, Mrs. Thelma Jessop, Mrs. Jane Jessop and Mrs. Cora Hoodlcss were guests at a lunrheon at the home of Mrs. Budge Lowe in Providence given in honor of her two daughters, Mrs. Wendell Esplin and Mrs. Clyde M idson. Mrs. Mary Y. Hulse motored with relatives to visit in Ogden and Salt Lake City several days Mrs. Rose Pitkin spent several duys last week at Amalga as guest of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Wood Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jessop and family returned Sunday to their farm at Ridgedale, Idaho, after spending a week here. Mrs. Elmer Marriott and children of Trenton visited with her mother, Mrs. Matilda Larson on Sunday. Mrs. Evelyn Nielsen of College ward spent Sunday visiting her mother, Mrs. Matilda Olson. Miss Edith Bush of Ogden spent Thursday visiting at the home of Mrs. Sylvester C. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Jessop in company with -Mr. and Mrs. Merlin R. Hovey of Logan spent July 4th at Wyoming attending the rodeo. j Beth Hovey of Logan spent the 154 N 1 RM. line. o 5f AITS. FOR RENT FURND. For three days: twenty-fiv- e cents per line. For one week: forty cents per last Wednesday at Lorin Karr park in Ogden where they were guests of the North Ogden, )eber stake old folks party They had an enfriends Classified Page GOOD home cheap. a. m g . line. 'ih 1939. HOUSES FOR RENT FURN. Want Ad Rates Reporter 8, Herald-Journ-al For one day: ten cents per CORA HOODLESS, J JULY SATURDAY, FARMERS COLUMN SALE: Ail types of saddle or work horses, kid ponies. Logan Livestock Auction, Logan 1434. A-- 6 WE buy. sell or trade all kinds of dairy stock. Harris & Halman, Jy-1Hyde Park. Ph. 054-J2. 10 to 300 $iflp Furniture - Autos Livestock Monthly Payments as you desire! or PRIVACY ASSURED 1933 Ford Sedan . 1936 Chevrolet Pickup 1932 Chevrolet Sedan 1932 Chevrolet Coupe And some Good Model State Loan A Fords! Company VALLEY MOTOR CO. (Formerly Cache Valley Used Car Co.) 822 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 328 of Logan D. J. WILSON 29 West First N. Phone 260 1 28-3- 29-3- . 4 $1,-5- AL SADDLE HOUSES FOR HIRE, LOGAN LIVESTOCK AUCTION pea-nnss- wanted livestoc- k- USED CARS 1936 1934 1933 1929 1938 1930 1931 1934 1938 1936 1935 1933 1936 1933 1933 CHEVROLET SEDAN CHEVROLET SEDAN CHEVROLET COUPE FORD COUPE PLYMOUTH SEDAN DESOTO COUPE GRAHAM SEDYN HUDSON COACH CHEW Hi TON CHE V. 4 TON CHEVROLET PANEL FORD 14 TON DODGE CMC I TON TON CIIEV. 1'4 TON 4 LOW COST ON THINGS FOR HOME YOU & NEED OFFICE! How about modernizing that old letterhead getting a new supply of business forms, cards, circulars? You'll find our work fine, our prices reasonable! BUSINESS ;Dat CARDS Imprinted with Your Kirin Name fNet WE NEED MORE USED CARS FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR JOB! Cache Auto Co. Clark & Earl Printing Co. 2. oei uew command chief of stall of U. S. army, Gen. George C. Marshall is pictured a' dek m Washington, D. C, He simeeiied Gen. Malm Cl aig. Taking - The Pi esident Conitrex for HIS CHANCES If Mr r.oosevelt JUIMI OOP lo help the immigration takes himself out of the equation, ser ice keep up vh its work Mr. McNutts chances might turn Wouldii ! it be ..mpler to ync it out to be very good indeed. less woik? j ; SCOTCH PAINT IS FIRST QUALITY PAINT IT COSTS PURE HOUSE PAINT HIGHEST GRADE VARNISH INTERIOR GUISS ENAMEI 1IKVV gal. s . qt. hi SO LESS IT SPREADS FAR IT LASTS LONG IT LOOKS WELL -t ' |