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Show Tin: HOUSES FOR RENT UNF. miATTONS WANTED ; -- in are for children "home by hr. or day. Rsble - 1136-R- I'h. my mod. $13.50. Inq 3 RMS. So. pricer W 4th 145 7 mod. 223 E 3rd No. 6 RM. Ph. 0SO-J- ggXLEHELP WANTED i. n-- j - y j. 2 18 F-1- Ik LI 0. al 'w - 8 Tost ' l0lra AND FOUND HOUSES FOR RENT FURN. heifer. Ph. NEW, 6 room home, completely furn. Phone 520. yr. holstein 2 F-2- 0 -25 Brand right hip. Ph APTS FOR RENT J'25 3 RMS. bath, elec. equ. Brown mare, C over L, U,Md Reward. FURND. 480 E 4 No. F-2- 2 SMALL htd. & 35 Ford North Main Auto Wreckage. Ph. 3 3 1013-- RMS. htd. elec, refng. and stove. 8 Apply 215 Blvd. I h. 1R13-RMS. elec, equipt. htd. 162 W 3 No. 7 FURNISHED crOOMS and BOARD 4 boys. 271 for OK apts. W. Center & C11EV. 35 2 RMS. deluxe, couple. 3 RMS., priv. bath, clean. E. 1 5 238. for sale 1 356-- STspORT Cliev. coupe, cheap. 157 F'12 F-1- 7 RMS. stm. htd. elec, equipped, 8 garage. 464 E 5 No. DE LUXE aptmnt. Heated, el. eq. See 2 N. Dr. Thomas II. Parran, Surgeon General of the U. S, is pictured as he recently sailed from New York with 10,000 doses of a basement attendant. vaccine. In hope of staving oil fearful at tune epidemics, vaccine will be available, free, at U.S. consulate m Lisbon for any European nation that wants it. 1 PAGE KI.KVEK. Puik were Friday guests the home of Mrs. Leo Elwood of MEMBERSHIP BIDS Logan Thursday. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Flmer Wood were Mr. and Mis H. I, HanShn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. guests at a birthdHV dinner Mon- Friday W. W. Pit km. ISSUED BY day evening m honor of llyrum Mrs Dean Cantwell entertained Hansen of College. Sunday evening m honor of Mr. Rids for membership into the Will Hadfield of Malad was a Cantwell on his birthday anniverAgricultural college caller at the home of Mr. and sary. Those present wer- - Mis. Utah State McFarland, Howard Meldrum. chapter ot Spurs, national worn-- lMrs. Wells Smith Monday morn- Dus Mr. ami Mrs. Reed Parkinson of en's service organization were ing. Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood, sued to three additional sopho- Mrs. Howard Bingham enter- and Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bingham. more coeds Friday. Those receithe hula were Mu s Betty Van tained at a birthday party Thurs- The evening was spent playing 500. ving Dam of Salt Lake City, Miss Iyiis score won was Mrs High prize by day afternoon m honor of her son Wood, with the consolation Ivory of Fountain Greet and Miss Tad on his seventh birthday. Thir- to Mrs. Parkinson. Dinner going was Blanche Deschamps of Malad, lda-- I teen young guests were present. served at two small tables. ho. Games and retreshments wire enNew officers were also named A was party birthday joyed during the afternoon. at held home Mr. and Mrs. by the local chapter to replace the of Mr and Mrs. Eldon Noble were Frank Tueller Friday evening in Miss Mary Morgan of Riverton Wednesday visitors at the home of honor of Mrs. Tueller. Dinner was and Miss Frances Hansen of Mr and Mrs Orrol Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Howard president and vice pres- -' Mr. and Mrs Vaughn Hansen served to Mr. and Mrs. James ldcnt, respectively, who did not reBingham. and Mr. and Mrs Hans Hansen Cantwell, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde No- turn for the winter quarter at the were dinner guests Thursday eve- ble, Mr and Mrs. George Thain, college. Miss Doris Van Dam of Mr home of the at Mrs. and ning Mr. and Mrs Percy Bingham, Mr. Salt Lake City was chosen the Ed Thirkle of Smithfeld anil Mrs. George Reese, Mr and new president and Miss Margaret I,. E. Miller spent the week Mrs. Snowr of Richfield was named Harvey Munk. The evening (Visiting at the home of his father, was spent cards. Mrs. playing Albert Miller of Hyrum. for the regional convenMr. and Mrs. Frank Wood were Tueller was presented with a birth- tionPlans of Spurs which will be held day gift. dinner Sunday guests at the home on the campus during the spring of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thurston quarter which will attract dele.of Hyde Park. You'll always find that the man gates from Indiana, Wyoming, Mrs Effie Smith, Mrs. Alton of the hour 1ms made lus plans for Colorado and Utah are getting unMiller and Orrol Smith visited at years. der way, President Van Dam Baal. SPURS There have been several parties guests of Mi. and Mrs. II P. Hanlavid sen given in honor of Elder for Mis Gemge Reese was a ll.u.s-daSpring before Ins depmture California, where he will fill a two guest of her daughter, Mis year mission for the lJ'S church.n Vann- Petersen of New ton. Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Larsen of Miss Loire Monk has been to i ('present Anuilga as its entertained 24 guests Friday evening in honor of Elder Spring. gold and green queen at the stake Mr. He received many useful gilts. green and gold ball. of Wolfoid and Mrs. Thomas Mi and Mrs George Kearl and Smithfield entertained for them daughters. Umra and Donna. Lu grandson. Elder Spring Sunday and Mr and Mrs Erwin Coleman evening. Dinner was served to 30 and danghteiK. Dorlene and Shirfriends and relatives Mr and Mrs. ley and Ollie Pitcher of Smithlield Joseph Astle entei tamed at dinner were Sunday afternoon guests ol for Elder Mr and Mrs o M Smith. Wednesday evening Mis Ralph Bingham entertainSpring, with Mrs Florence Homer, Mr Miss Gladys Hansen, and Mrs. ed In r e.ud cluh membei.s ThursWilliam Hansen and family and day afternoon The time was spent Mr. and Mrs. Sam Spring and fam- playing Too High seoie prize was won by Mrs Elmer Wood. Mrs Joe ily and Elder Spring was Balls in eut Parson Roosevelt, the high score. Mrs. Parley Utah, this week attending a fun- Pen v Bingham warn the consolaeral. tion prize. Mrs Elmer Wood Was Mrs. Florence Hansen attended presented with a from the a quilting at the home of Mrs. club for having the gift seme highest Henry Hansen of Smithfield, Tues- during the year. Mrs. Bingham served dinner at three small taday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Oscar of Lo- bles were Mr and Mrs. Stephen Thurston the Sunday afternoon gan n i- no-ho- Mon-ticell- o, OH, WE LI, WHILE , ALEXANDRIANS IM FlGuClkJG ANOTHER. WAV TD GET BACK. MY MAGIC BELT, I MHT AS WELL 'SEE WHAT'S UP 1 ELY CULBERTSON K 310 PEPS UP BRIDGE F-1- 4 3 RMS. rsbl. rates. 245 N l:. hmi. anti-typho- newly-develop- 98 S HTD. Av Feb. 1st. 58 So. 4 E. 3 RMS. mod. 149 VV. Center. Ph. 5 W 6 S. N 3 E. 275 F-2- 0 F8 trailer. Ph. West 129 No. 1st 5 UPSINKSS bldg. $35. 376 N Main F-1-2 Ph. 54. party-Everto- ns. idSHES for your automobiles Apt. 9 RENT, M1SCEL. for 819-5 5 tor rent htd. 357 N 1 E. FUBN. Ph. V-- T7 PLYMOUTH ROOMS 128 So. 1 E. AMALGA NEWS elm-se- ' v ot Hyde Fight Spotted Fever 5 520. or n :: a l, i.ooan, ittah, satiiihav, .iamkai: Will Help Europe furn. large home. Ih. girt intelligent cook r haS nlaj"red 3 & 4 RM. homes. 691 N 3 E. 2 as wanted science domestic brick home, stoker, corner in home L.D.S. Pnvate m 4th No. 4th E. Ih. 124, Smithfield. Aneelcs. Permanent position. F-- 8 Sffte experience and wages Herald-loiirnMOD. 6 rms., rear college. Bargain. Reply R. H- - W, F-555 E 5th No. Ph. 1322-Officfi iPABLE Cvra who a 9 PARTLY 25-3- 5 !i i; i: E. 8 RMS. healed, elec, equipt. 392 NEW YORK, Jan. 24 (I Pi -- Ely F-North Mam. Ph. 564. announced to his Culbertson COZY, hid. clean. 64 No. 2nd Went. 5 OOC.Oon followers today he had F-his bridge system. pipped up Kioni a hospital bed. CulbertSTF.AM htd., spurious, priv. bath, elec, nig, gar, Ul'dry. 253 W son told reporters there had been F-- l so many innovations in the game 1st No. bridge sime he last revised his bolt couple. 379 East 2nd No. F-- l otsystem in 1935 that be had dethe game mote to cided APIS. FOR RENT UNFRD. lively and make more dramatic. new The rules, which he term2 RMS. htd. 154 North 1st East. ed "risque," affect about lo per 4 cent of his system. Under the 3 RMS. 501 East 2nd So. revisions, followers of the system now may: CLEAN, heated. 21 So. 1st East. Include a singleton - even a F-- 6 deuce in the honor trick table in same category with the ace, king REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or queen. Bid on minimum suits of 2 EQUIPPED farms, small down in of the prepayment. May trade. Noble Real vious bottom ofplace queen-jack5 Estate. d Even weak suits, 42 ACRES choice land, sandy loam, such as may be bid condilocated water full but he listed them as College right, 9 Hill. Phone 434. tional biddable suits. OR for rent, 6 room modern home. AUTO BODY WORKS 0 $3500. 279 East 6th North. AUTO painting. Body & fender works. Tops Si glass. Prices reasFOR SALE MISCEL. All work guaranteed. onable. Chas. W. Miller, 428 North 1st Ph. WILD hay St bobsleighs. F-- 7 East. Ph. 899-257-3 3 IT SPECIAL NOTICES PAYS FOR ITSEI.F Cut your keep fuel bill Si be comfortable out cold, diiat and Hoot with & weatherstrippuig. caulking without obligatHeiuonstratioii P'dO 13tn. Ph. ion. HuT'SEWIVErt can save both work and money by using Farm Bureau water softener from Ever-- 1 kitchen, tun's. In the laundry, bathroom, and dairy it helps 60c. lbs. 9 better. water clean F-- 8 Ph. winter prices. PAPERING, 0 064-R- PERSONALS Ph. 544. , HOME for old or invalids. 3 W. Ph. 1156. 164 So. 8 8 WANTED TO BUY chopper. Jonathan Smith, Benson. Riley Harris. heifers. Ph 054-J- HOLSTEIN Smithfield. I a I ft F-2- 7 sea scavTct. wt. V. ,r u. F-1- MVaS SOOTS '. ? I HATE TO YsS.'e.Ot HE NiEVE SAVE: hASb BOOTS Ul Or 8 2 8 FAMILY cow. Ph. 1109-disCALVES Si veal. Ph. Hyrum 33. NEW overstuffed set. Big 3 0 count. Ph. 1064. HIGHEST prices paid for barley. OUTSTANDING team, matched; Rees Feed, Smithfield. Ph. 74. also other colts. R. V. Baird, 2 5 Lewiston. Ph. 40 TONS alfalfa hay. TRANSFER AND STORAGE 5 J. F-1- F-1- 032-R- 2. 9 W'b Yo-- i WOUIO ftvyyk, TvMMVC YMMSEYV I WOT V PlAtY VOSSOM AMO PRETEND TvE 03E VOHO MEE.OS A MACATiOM WELL, ThE.ES MO VkAtRtA IK) TWVIMG HELL Oo AKNTHIK16 YO VAE HOPE '. T'tAT GOLV TVlOlR I 'STiVNE. J-- MANURE spreader, cheap. Albert 8 Berger, No. Logan. Ph. 9 8 SACKS kindling. $1.00 Ph. 1409-- ' mee-deuc- e. -t 1 horses. SPEAK TOME. F-1- It is your wife's birthday. She asked us to suggest a set of china dishes from Everton's for F-her present. YES, Mr. FOX f SHE'S GASPlMG.. SHES TRYING Tj' OH! OH. IT WAS MUST d PEEW A DREAM,' MOVE! ATTAGIRL, HOWEyf NEVER. LIKE DREAM... I All RI6HT. 1 POUT HEAR THE GIVE UP SHIP! THOUGHT HEARD. ANYTHING LIKE THAT; DID , SOMEONE CALLING JsJfOU, LIEUTENANT M E HONEY five-car- F-2- 2 CORN she's not Y vkxi ! CAN'T BE I ( VICKI ! she's DEAD! SHE queen-fcur-deu- & handwork. OITLTING 2 MALE HELP WANTED WE are looking for a married man with car who is responsible and of good character and living in Cache Valley. If you are ambitious and actually desire an opportunity with good income possibilities we will offer you such an opportunity, with thorough instruction and equip you for full activity. Neat appearance and consistent application important. If you are interested call at 414 Kiesel Bldg., Ogden, Utah, Monday morning Jan. 27th between ' KMEVi T E V.K.Vi VS SIMPW ALL WjOHM AKO SOMEVHW36 To WE OOML W&ooT W I HAS TT V OGY 4 DEPENDABLE moving, local & ALFALFA deL Egan. Ph. 468-F-1- 5 long dist. Storage & packing. 10 a. m. and 1 p. m. F-- 5 Johnson Transfer. Ph. 314. 067-JHAY del. Cliff Hapsen. Ph. Field Manager. ExperWANTED: RELIABLE MOVERS, F-1- 0 ienced in hiring and training direct parking, shipping. J, W. Ault Si to consumer salesman. AttractDURO water pumps & repair 0 Ron. Ph. 448. ive proposition. Give experience. parts. Baugh Plumbing Co., F--115 6 So. Main. Northwestern Woolen Co., 15 So. EXCHANGES storage, 4th St. Minneapolis, Minnesota. your old fashioned for modern and attractive EXCHANGE rooms rooms. Install Venetian blinds. F-- 8 Everton's blinds are best. HOUSES FOR SALE modern home, east Fourth No. very reasonable. TlMPLETELY on Ph. 41,5. LIVESTOCK, AUTOS, ri RMTURE, ETC. Passed on Same Day of Application! All Transactions Handled Here, Including Payments! Full Amount of Loan In Cash! Loans STATE LOAN COMPANY OF LOGAN 0. J. WILSON, Manager 1st N. 8TOK-A-F1R- COAL 11 to 300 10 tt: 46 NOTICE OF MEETING STOCKHOLDERS Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the State of Lewiston stockholders Bank, Lewiston, Utah, will be held on Tuesday, January 28, 1941, at 3:00 o'clock p. m., at its banking house, for the purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year, and 5 LOANS 29 W. LEGAL NOTICES TO 12 OFF ON ALL SKIS AND SKI EQUIPMENT ALS BIKE SHOP Ih. 418-West 1st No. 13 Phone 260 STOKER Automatic Heat, Low Fuel Cost Prices As Low As $102.00 RALPHS PLUMBING AND HEATING CX. 121 South Main E Always Used! Delivered Price: STOVE and $700 ton LUMP NUT Ton Once Tried FERRELL BROS. CIS N. non, zn MU. USED CAR SALE 1938 OLDS Coupe, Heater, Radio 1939 PONTIAC Coupe, Heater 1938 DESOTO Coupe 1936 STUDEBAKER, touring Sedan. Radio and Heater 1937 GRAHAM Sedan, Heater 1937 BUICK Sedan, Heater and Radio 1937 FORD 1!4 Ton Truck JPIC tCAC DtJ $r 4 C LANGTON BARBER Lungton Barber, Cashier. , 7 NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Notive is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cache Valley Banking Company, a corporation, Logan, Cache County, Utah, will be held on Tuesday, February 11, 1141, at 3:00 p. m. at its banking house, 102 North Main Street, Logan, Utah, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Cache Valley Banking Company By H. R. Hurren, Secretary. Publication dates: Jan. 25, Feb. 1 and 8, 1941. uiiJ FOR SALE $04C OtD Good farms Twin Falls and Jerome, Iduho sections. 40 to 280 acres Includes diversified and good livestock farms. 10 cash down payment reinterest quired, balance 4 like rent on long term contract. See me at the Logan Hotel, Logan, Utah, Wednesday, Jan. 29th or write S. M. Chadbum, Jerome, Idaho, PHONE 327-- $OQC OuJ $C jr $OQC OVD LUNDBERG MOTOR CO. Phone for the transaction of such other business us may properly come before the meeting. MR RYDER. 1 WAsT TO THANK. Vt!U TWICE ONCE FOR saving fAE FRO tA -- THOSE CROOKS THAN REPAT YOU FOR. ALL TH TROUBLE TOD H AD lifer55 s i--rr 308 NOTICE! INFORMATION DEPT. Electrolux Corporation announces that a change has been made in the representa- PRICES Paid for hides, pelts, furs, wool and dead or useless Co. Phone animals. Colorado Animal Mar.-1- 9 . Lngan 49 Collect. territories of tion in the Cache Valley and Box Elder county. For Sales, Supplies md Services call upon i. Jay Frampton, 342 XV. 2nd S., Logan; WANTED, LIVESTOCK for live or dead horses, cattle; also feeder hogs. Whites Trout Farm, Phone Hyrum, 11 Top prices paid collect. , once for leading to the Crff of Cold. AuD me. WELL, YA TOP CASH Don't nton rr, PrdfessorA An I SURE HOPE THOSE Incan Reucs will more R-- A-l-- 2, D. Lewiston, Ph. 395-- D.Hyer, Fh. or Justm Nelson, 26-J- 3d S. 4 E., Brigham, Utah. GOTTA Deliver. Them! nxj' YEAH, BUT Vv s C I DIDN'T know They were . FOR MV OWN GIRL! J. WONOER IF HE PROMISED DODO YOU WOULD I KNEW IT Tr 1 DONT TNiMK So June was supposed TO BE A BLIND DATE, AND HE'S NEVER MET HER, SO , 1 WONDER. who That marine CORPS FiyeR was The one she WAS TALKING TO WHEN WE PASSED . HL-R- House The OTHER NIGHT? He was PROBABLY THE SUBSTITUTE for. , Dodo;HE WHEN DIDNT SHOW UP AT THE gosh! dodo takes JinnV WYNNE RIGHT Our FROM UNDER MV NOSE NOW HE'S MOVING IN on June And j. Lina him x muststill be SOFT THE HEAD GETTlNO N fS PARTY, They got SOMEONE USE A |