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Show THE rHoops, My Deagirl Wears Barrel HERALD-JOURNA- Cyril Munk attended a bridge luncheon on Friday which was given by Mrs. Marie Noble of Smithfield. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rees and Mrs. Mary Rees spent Monday in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Bernell Heitt and infant son of Heber City are spending a few Ixi-ga- n rr Alton Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs, many beautiful and useful gifts. Mrs. J, C. Parson, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ricks, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Munk Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thain, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Munk, Mr. and Mrs. MelGeorge Thain, Mr. and Mrs. vin Ballard, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cash Cron Mr. and Mrs. Carl tertained at a party Friday night Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Riggs at their home. "SlXT featured the quist, Angus Funk. with high and Mr. and Mrs.Jeffs evenings entertainment and children Mrs. Vaughn score prizes being won by Alton were visitors on Tuesday Hoffman and Mrs. Venial Munk, of Logan Mr. and Mrs. Parand low score by Mrs. J. C. Parson. at the home of Guests present included Mr. and ley Reese. The aunts of Mrs. Lutz assisted In giving the party. Miss Lavoyle Reese spent last week at Ogden visiting with friends. Mr., and Mrs. Leo Nuttall en- i 10 LUX 500 Box .. i. .I.... weeks visiting at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Neeley. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Freeman and children of Logan were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dewaine Tarbet. Mr. and Mrs. Lenus Jorgenson and children spent last week end at Salt Lake City. While there PAG3J SEVEN, 1940, 28, Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thain, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ricks, Mr. and Mrs. Is'O Nuttall, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cash Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George Thain, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Riggs. A party was given Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mary Reese of by Mrs. Iaon Reese and Mrs. Dee Reese in honor of Mrs. Howard Lutz of Ogden, a recent bride. Mrs. Lutz was formerly Miss Eulalia Reese. A social afternoon was spent. Luncheon was served to 40. The guest of honor received they "were the guests of Mr. and family of Garland were Sunday Mrs. Oscar Dunn and Mr. and Mis. vlsitois ai the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ricks and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Larson. Mr. and Mrs, E. N. Kennedy of Louis Higgs. Mr. and Mrs. Angus B'unk gave Shoshone and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wurston and daughter and Mr. and a party Thursday night at their Mrs. V. W. Berger and family of home. Dinner wigs served and the Salt Lake City were house guests remainder of the tune was apt ill last week of Mr. and Mrs. Deland playing "500, The all cut prizes were won by Mr. amt Mrs. Ko.-tHay ball. Miss Lola Fife, Miss Uriel Covert Reese and Mrs. Ro.y Tliain. The theme was and Miss Barbara Fonnesbeck of George Washington Logan were week end guests of carried out throughout the party. Mr. Guests and Mis. Miss Dora Peterson. present were Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Rogers and Foster Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Charles BENSON NEWS Mrs. FEBRUARY WEDNESDAY, LOGAN, UTAH, L, OR T JUNIOR cleansing lifebuoy S0AP TISSUES 3fori7 a2 14JC C 9 h, 'SIS-nr puke 49' RAZOR BLADES PKQS. FOR ,o POUND BAG . I t 4 or Vif, t t'""L Modelling shoes and. hats is a barrel of fun for this St. Louis miss, who wears inconspicuous costume of silken hoops at American retailers style show.' iXifSir that spectators will overlook drab barrel and concentrate Idea is attention on footwear and S5? waggiL! POTATO TRAIN ENDS UTAH-1DAH- TOUR 0 SIZEx REGULAR 55c the Union Pacific concluded a potato train which tour of Utah last week, reported warf Tuesday that the potato train better received In Utah and Idaho visitethan any of the other states in d. Idaho citizens turned out the the largest numbers to visit followspud special while Utah Officials of ed closely. During the one Utah the potato stops with a total 3 train. The largest visiting crowd to see the potato special at a single stop was at Delta where Howe837 persons saw the exhibits. ver, at Cedar City, here the train remained an entire day 1280 persons made the visit. At each stop, the county agent of that particular county was in charge of the exhibit and the meeting conductN Agricultural Hog-enso- n, I f ..O Only. X of LMSM A, nis Slie CASCARETS Chocolate. WS 1501 35c Powder or Crystals. his A score was 0 to T In For Corns. 35 CLOS&OOT facor Hauser of Buhl, Ida., guest of her mother-in-,fse Mrs. Henry Hauser. Mrs. Pr haa been at Clarkston th two weeks at the bedside of i?ast her mother, Mrs. Delbert who has been 111. After L hrt visit in Brigham City sster, she will return tn i. ,home ln Buhl. Mr. and Mr..Alvin Hauser were former residents of Trenton. Guaranteed Regular 98c FOUNTAIN PEN TABLE TENNIS SET 27 Underwriter P Approved 1.09 Fun SLtd 25c F Campho-Lyptu- HS QQ vU EAGLE MILK IM 2.7 Ironizod Ycoct PO-D- s 85c Value Both tor BEATER 98c 8C 'v 25 WALGREEN 98c Standard size and weight. Mica element. 229 Magnesia Tooth Paste 25c Size Value ,2 s RINSO VIBRATOR TOASTER 6IANULATE0 AOA 79 50C VALUE! SPECIAIAPURCHAS Bruthlett 49 CREAM 49' BRIAR VALUE PIPES tbswith 2..50' - , ' 53 filter 39 GARCIA , .jars-rnilM Bax. . . at She Absorbine v Junior SPECIAL PURCHASE SHAVING Sl.oo RJJ , O ' out 'fGoui amtfamUKP cuami ; 75C Size aauahalf u. Tw TDm, 0 Dion Lsadtr TBtACCO, IA 01. co 3T . DOAM'S PILLS CREMO CIGARS O060O0O6 On Ssl Size z. HYDROGEN PEROXIDE BREAD LENS WHILE THEY LAST Reg S1.19 & MIXER Six m! end 35c size B7S BIIAND BAUMC BENGUE xiLi Matter craft Regular SOc Tube NOSE DROPS $27.50 SUPER VALUE AT M In new distinctive design and colors. 50c Size 17c . 29 88' J2 PRICE SPECIAL Size Hu 75c im, FLATIRON GSIIDGE CARDS Try Thtt Team for Cold Relief f 24 n, Maurice Glover v ,,ra 'n Lewiston at the horn. . MrGlover's rw sister, Mrs. M.f1 Y't'ee'er Friday. Payne, daughter of Mr. Meander Payne returned Thursday, after ten days in hospital at Logan, cmI ANCE Cameras WITH FAST w (cascaba Qunnxz) 83' 15 49c UnivcK Movie the Cold Tablets EOt Y ROASTER SPOTBEAM BED LAMP OINTMENT Powder Is 2 EULL'O too of ELECTRIfriNGZVALUE Regular 33c PO DO Brand PT- - ! Camphorated Oil. 3 Ounce Slxa . Polident i - 19' 30c Sixt Mrs. Alvin J' end Mrs. 29c 35c Six iSizt , . Wednesday when they with the Morning lk team of girls of Wellsville. jne game was played at Trenton, ne of Trenton. POKER CHIPS rela-ve- s, good music. Everyone to attend. Trenton girls carried off eoiors Vicks e Vapo-Ru- b Jar FREEZONE KOOK-EZ- PAPER TOWELS Phgi of 50 SHEETS & ENVELOPES Size UhOx. invited Attaches to your present wiring. Melodious low tone. 1tte Former $1.19 ISO Shoots Bronze Finirh j Live, fresh quality, molded in 1 piece WITH OIL dance will be given the gymnasium Thursday, Feb. with Keg. 69 loiefsM PIKOCHLEo Hair Tonic leap-ye- ONLY SIZE BAYER ASPIRIN p os fountain synwee Wildroot bringing his niece, Mildred with him. Miss to attend school lHe 39C Size 7Se J HOT WAFER DOTTLE ALLRED enton home Benton wishes Trenton.. in 0, 0 ( 45' r 57 father and other NOW AQi pwtsiu Pftc QQc OJ 100sDe Quart ...... SSc I. 1 1 Garments 1 1 z. Reporter with COD LIVER OIL j TABLETS I Box ol 100 Jar $1.00 930R CHIME COD LIVER OIL Ipbvc! Chemm Roy Briggs retheir niece, Mrs. Logan, had submitted to a operation at major a hospital in Ogden. Mrs. Briggs departed for Ogden Tuesday to be at the bedside of her niece during her illness. Rufus Benton has returned rpm Alabama where toe visited - . w MYSTIC Special Purchase I Mr. and Mrs. ceived word that Muble Munk of SOFT TONE 55c Hani Cream, UORIC ACID ' VRs- AO Pr the pack. PRICED SO LOW! SPECIALlLOWPRICESMAKESTHESE, 34 Trenton Invdops NEVER BEFORE Supply OlafMn VALEROL Holds 3 4 Ac Limit 2 FIRST TIME AT THIS LOW PRICE I FRESH 1940 z. TABLETS b. W'A SIZE SHAKPOO 23c TYSON I CEDAR.PAK RUBBER tQARSSINT GLOVES Ri z. SvHERSHEY CHOCOLATE, Oi. 1 Ac Bag . FOAM diet. Site IUR-0-OI- L - Cellophane Bag Wrapped Miniature Bara w IA Sxe 5 Pound Box YEAST- - Chippewa, Earlane and several of soils others; demonstration best adapted for potatoes; what potatoes are best suited for rotation; proper irrigation; value of good seed; potato insects; potato diseases; certified seed potatoes and the value of potatoes in the MRS. ALICE KSl- ..59cl?ST98e SALTED PEANUTS 2 for SSc 69 cl , Jar. , ices. The train was equipped with a loudspeaker sol the talks could be heard in all 10 cars. Of the 10 cars, four contained potato exhibits with one car devoted to the Utah show. In the Utah exhibit the following were shown: how new varieties of potatoes are obtained; new varieties coming into the state including Katahdin, SSC magnesia Sl.oo HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPSULES ATOL (AIDSI VITAMIN CAPSULES 27 FOR Phillips imii of A CntEHi r froth Spanish Ctiocobti ChtrriM 19 D&n Cold Cream Professor J. C. extension agronomist, exthe successful potato pract- plained ICO $1 45 Size soil expert, adapted for "Rooamont CHOCOLATE Economy Bar NEW LOW PRICE! Prof- potatoes, and 'v,: 15c Hershey or Nettie Oc scientists accompanied the train on the Utah tour and discussed pertinent subjects. Dr. B. L. Richards, plant pathologist, Dr. talked on Potato Diseases; entomologist, G. F. Knowlton, VALUE 25 to IIINKLE PILLS college ff 59' If for Bottlo td Insects,; Regularly at U.M A Super Value at . . ' An accurate ' Soao made 11 of 6.573 persons discussed Potato essor D. W. Pittman, told, of the soils best AlABM Beauty week tour of Couwai" a OOttL Un handsome LiGpirmiEHlPUhUHliB' v RESH CANDIES rPalmolive train State imutnil Save on the Four Utah ISc BATH TOWELS 3 For Thursday, Fridsy A Saturday BOX 12 Seidlitz Powders u6c Box 13 $1.35 Size PINKHAMS COMPOUND A z. Nu-o- SANITARY NAPKINS A2,or 25 Size CASTOR OIL Ic JOC Size rWOODBURY Cnf , Wooabury HAND with IOC SOAP bot Value OQ4 $1.50 Size WMT rANUSOL suppositorics 87 W-O- Z. Size Y Mercurochrome 50C - ife r.1.. Value TEK Tooth Brush 22,. 1 HAIR TONIC t 4V Ml ?cmbs ; t in M 313 |