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Show IS "' I I I I . 1 THE Bomber Chief 1 t I'litnitv a Jc'ij a . - t- I I E. F. Wilson of home from City enroutc Park spent the week 0f Mr. and Mrs. John Tyrs. t. L t, VI Sl"s M i0,'SW" PAGE 1942. The Chief Relaxes COVE NEWS 111(1' (1! Tint and Mi Mi it i l.t It K.,; Mr: u tr t lip, U and ot m! Fugmirv Michavivon Donna an K'oyil M lJ.X Inst A 11 r a and Mix Howaid Kaitch- home Monday ,t armoume the artival of :n Dora Williams entortainft cglit pound bahv horn reiently a group of marines and they it the home of Mis Rodney Rich partners during the week enjj. Mixs Bonne Cornish returned Sunday they t njoyed a horsebate she Fi id t from Ogden, whine nd0 to High Creek lake. Sunday i wax guest ot ht r aunt, M i's- evening Mtxv Williams entertailtv Weston We. i ei for the past e,j with a garden party in their week honor. Mis Della Todd and son and) Jnmes Williams of Hollywood lil Mix De,. Shepaid and daughter a t of Mr and Mrn. lamia of Ogden spent trom Tues- - je Allen (lav until Friday with Mr and Mrs. Lucy Watterson of Sail Mi.Bunu'U Corni'h, Lake City is spending several Mi md Mis. Alfred Allen xpent (Jays with Mr. and Mrs. J. 'ht wiek end at Id iho Falls withjp, Mrs Biggs, who has b$en it es Mixx Rita Mien leturn- - .p Has ro overed sufficiently to d Sin home with Hum has he sitting up. Ment the pas? two months with, Mr ami Mrs Andrew Nash of In r aunt. Mix Kenneth Thmnley. puston, Mr and Mrs. WTlUatfl Mix Slut lev Or. hard ot Safi- - Robinson of Franklin, and Mr. mento. ('alit was a guest of Mr. mul were Mrs. Grant Lewis ami Mi- - Ixnvell Titeiixui Friday. gmxts of Mrs J. N. Comish W Mix of Ogden Sunday Hattie Fieetu evening. Mr and Mis Golden Preeefr xpint two Weks v mat ion with Mr and Mix Gmrgc Fleece anil family ot Fomtello wef mnng those who aMemled the week end guests of Mr. and liimual services at Ki mklm Sun-da- v M H Freece. for Mrs Liu Miriill were George Freece, who is empl Mr and Mrs Ambio.xe Larsen and id Ht Hill Field, spent the pJk Mis Douglas end with his family. and f.inulv, Mr families Mr d - la-- i ( 1 gut i , g hi-- s - i j house-gue.s- i t Hu h Roy ga s m i an y t M and Mrs Klmer IVtet son ot Los Angeles aio spending a tew days vuiation in St, Charles .ind Montpelier visiting with their Mr . br.- -. V i J i i , .t a respeitne 9 , and Mrs Rieh Allred motoi-e- d ts t to Pocatello and spent Thnis-of hut week. i'lgu umi t Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs rlirsflt Loth in Huh were Mis Seamons mothei of Mrs Rich, ami Mr Q'ia!t .I'd Sc Ott ! Ug ud Mrs Otson Seamons and new n d rii pt nt ouiiy, all of Hyde Paik recently received was at tbc Hm; A unique (hureh service 1 a n Brs.-GeC. 'Hubert Burrell, who is at the ou held in the St. Charles ward Suniht Fiuio-peV. S. bomber m lomnwud station. laof th navy training rn 'L il v when all tM Vg0 tl enter of to his friends, it il md S' ward now living were honored as rt greetings Peart from Logan last Fid:i to spi nd guext no Mrs. Conway Chuttirg infonnallv with soldins .md The bishops atv.1tv spent the past American m day here C. Childhood were: Dwight D. Kiscnhower, comm.inding C. S ion Uk AonV tending Bp. Khjh relatives at Providence in bringing woithwhilo ret reation one. attends opening was hloi Luvehutd r.s uhington Keetch. Bp. Kdward M. Pugmiro. o (if to the children of the oount Shen Finest Allied, Bp. A Henry Puginir 'Bp of Wettst.en MrsP-ajrX3 Meibi Ai m II ,.nd Leah Kim ot L. wen v ek Aisn that moie rhildrtn Buidette Hageiman, Idaho, are guests of Monson. and Bp Gatv mu Mr ami Mix Iugmire. of Montpelwi ai'tndid tin non scan taking advantage ol this mteied-inMrs Margie Anderson. t Calaen Mu h.K 1im, ix xpepdii g a Wedtea tot tiw.n Lovilmd Mr and Mrs. Lowell Floyd and program Mother licm -t- s Lieutenant Ros oe M NeLon nesday tommumin-cation with hi- - giandmolhet ihildren of Los Angeles have ar-- i might well the of word Mis Mdu WhutaUer and Mix nved to spend a vacation with visped one day last week with .ives received to Mr. and form the habit of leaving tmir Mary Ann MnhaeLon M.x.- Lonia Wilks attepled Willi mix and the his grandmother, Wilhelmma Nel- Xoi nm Mrs Maigie Anderson i ,f a baby girl md daugnier chidren at the library 'n SaturAn- Los of rvlbert Ferguson n d it the Bnr L.ke Vlot dliam Hill family the home ot afternoons while th son. and aunt. Hannah XrNo.v Carole v day were Hr and Mrs Ferguson the Mr anl Mrs. Clea Frince and Lt Nelson is a member ot the Mix LuU. t Fugmue and attendRemember their ,r mgs hopping North Logan. ed the trotisMMU let last week of Audiev Hoiton Kennnerer son and Georgia Fugnme all of V. S air corps. 3trly of story houi vat h Saturday at 1 Am t t M Swenson who has 'f.Jpast two weeks in Cali- Tuesday. returned home visited her the coast she ' M. Swenson, who uonHed at an army camp in V letiuntd to Hendi u Us, Mr and Mrs. Guy fu r xpending son, Mr and Mrs, J. F WiJeu i tin iiav tuHough with his,Mr and Mrs. .S. W. Allen, ML mm hit Mix Kodnev Huh Mrs Clarence Allen and Mr, land..! ml Mi Puv .md Mrs. tll.-Mrs Koy Eskelson. t i ini v 1 nt rire r.iniptmi, C.ilit Ucniln.-Kswho recent ) tu NM.U, h. .I t ion With an appendectomy 1 underwent c u i x md uiitivis at Cove and ly Ku hmmul the at Budge hospital, returned i Fnvate tx e- Beck is y, Woolworth store are formerly of e 17. inrU home guest at l he Beit and Mrv T B Stanley ami Mis J O Hex ot Randolph were iMtmg with Mt and Mrs Junior H tt oli) Hi 1'ugmiie on Sunday Vint t tliff Oil Cleneth Mr. and Mrs hu nht t tt'il welcomed an eight pound buhv to hjx to1) in hov to their famih earl Sundiw hn"-- , few tl ivx moinmg at the Bern Lake ninnd-rHst- e Mr "a.t FRIDAY, JULY Mi Iiean Berk return inutl Glenive ionl aftl'r w- relatives and , ...slt with Bek ' T! UTAH, x c. A. NYMAN Reporter yR3 LOGAN, L, CHARLES NEWS Logan North HERALD-JOURNA- t . library Lists iche Rental Books have arrived new books i.t the tte rental de.artmcnt One County Public Library mt FhiiI's l.ook "I he Buns." Mr. Paul but u sore ur less lioiua.tii, street in Paris has been home an eight-rea- r m (or a great deal of His book about period. churac-.tudteiii full of anecdotes, and local color. It is hr best se.ller lists of eleven cities in the United States, lartdia." Tappan by Austin an ht, is a long novel about Airy continent in the South !ic, where three million white people are from black savages by a t mountain range. An American j comes here to live, and then is Elliot Time I Saw' ryl SAVINGS for MEN Regular fxc intelli-tmotion- al emtted rave last novel And is another widely Tomorrow, .tar best seller this summer. It Fields or study of Emily relatives own a mill in W England town. She loses hearing, and this misfortune , ts m Emily's development, rayon t JF e n WkYlleds! A c; housewives character i Re whose Men s Croadeloth a r 2!c 1 Shorts is by Kathnr-Brus- h, and is ca'led "The Boy Maine" The love affair re-- A a a story of a twenty-yea- r n g u ta.SC- - r.cgular 5!c Mens Tee Shuts Plain white ot tan. generation. also, Somerset Maugh- book, The Hour Before This story of an English have, latest in the y wart mu is proving to favored list. We have a The Gihkd Man, and a Men's Noidhotf and Hall, Comitiy." It deals the adventures ti of five convicts who find slvcs fighting for the British PoiL-- I 111 'f Hess Stiaw Hats onlv SAVINGS for BOYS Civ" is the Nathan story It tells of refugees, e girl of ll t new-nbe- rt od tn and her seven-yea- r f uha live in a seow on the of Cape Cod A eollege pro-coai- a in along sloop iie language, A can enjov o it -- !ht hoek- - reading I,..-- 'e Rot a ' P.ovs' "Biddv ami the Goaf, of Tuikees". "Little Jnl, O Lantern I.ittl. White of all ages are A1,1 'bout the picture aj Li is Iniari, and we new r"e Fin ka. Rieka, and li Tliro Kittens. nast It's' readers will w.5ii plea-ed i with a very p.u.c,bn-- ',l,ry. "Whitoy's ' r;lL'n Rounds. Hu,, m1''' J 'Hustri'eel picture Wiili ,.ibjlary iruti uxtmg adapted "bounce, the o' 7(lLer, ' Glade s M. K',n And last of an 1S "Wonders b' Gladys Pratt Id Ts ' . , Gian L,( tmh,r U- ,n t0 aocoem lb 50 SWEATER, r 1 g7,n P.ova' IU7.- Boys' 10 t! -- p ' ' I poplin tl ' i " I18 Sluts idi ev i Sl.il k Cotton r.aburdine Slack sizes 10 to 20, now only 1 or , 70c Sleeve Sport Shirt many patterns and coloels 'j m s REMNANT SALE & () J1PR'N FASTER Aspirin. 77 47 125 - Reg. 29c I HATS Mens or boys helmet style work hats. Adjustable sizes. EACH 18 )7 12! Junior SWIM SUITS 77 . . 87 70 98. Large assortment of colors and Regular styles to choose from. .(.r inv OFF WHILE STOCKS LAST 10 ,'ou and kf,P1 " for Me chl!"K reading 1 . Special While They Last, Children, s Organdy Regular X9f luulies' Full Fashioned SILK HOSE 50 that clip out feferenee material library. Next 8) at 3('. the new books ' lsPlaved at the story story tellcis f hnincrd and P 'branan appieeiale t lie nu mbers of Iho Regular 3 for 25- Heavy terry pastel colors . . . EACH SAVE ON BASEBALL SUPPLIES l,,VPly Boys . SI. ii k Suita Bryh' Regular TOc Knit Bathing Ti unks with elastic top Sizes 24 :n 32 . Ladies Royal Purple HOSE, lull Fashioned Regular LOO Honeysuckle Childrens DRESSES Many eol.ni : WASH CLOTHS 88 .77 . DRESSES, 5 only 1. 00 i m U.88 Indies White Kid leather GLOVES Regular Regular 1.00 Indies White rubric DRESS GLOVES Regular 59 f ladies White I'ahrie DRESS GLOVES Regular 1.29 luidies Wool (OAT SWEATERS, 4 only Regular Now Bath Trunks of plain eutin lastex Sizes 24 to 32 Now Boys 1.8S erns. 2 f'S Suits in - eolors, of 'he family i hi brief, hut t f suhmai me t 3.10 Holnl colol 4 t m, to lb Cut toil 4 s i 17 . . . 1.39 Zippe t "hoi fib 1 Suit Sleek li'.l . Regular 1.19 Childrens Pull-Ove- Reg. 1.59. Heavy tufted Assorted colors and pat-- ' 77f 57f .88 . 67 77 2-- Windbie.il, eis b lo IS years ,1m Is of soli Fri kv . 1 10 P.ovs tully hound. and hove rlear dlu .nations. The re: "Mv Hog Laddie, Jck'i 1.4-- Regular 1.19 GIRLS Crepe or llatiste PA JAMAS, 5 only Regular 1. Oil II onejsueMe PIAYTOGS, 11 only, hurry Regular 1.98 Ladies (usual SHOES, broken si.es, 15 pair only Regular 1.19 Childrens Honeysuckle DRESSES, sizes louts fust They an , to lb. priced at 10 Si7.es youths Jaek uml in wrmen that the There is a tut Youth's Wash Pants 40 1 Regular hooks have aided to the hildrens room e Cache count, puhlie li- -The ,s Regular 1.75 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS, long sleeves Regular 1.45 MENS SPORT SHIRTS, long or short sleeves . Regular 79 MENS SPORT SHIRTS, short sleeves Regular 1.19 MENS DRESS STRAW HATS, good assortment only Regular 1.19 Ladies MORNING SLIPPERS, leather soles white or saddles Regular 2.49 Ladies SPORT Regular 3.29 Indies SPORT OXEORDS, flexible soles Bovs' SOc Short Sleeve Iolo Shirts G Many culms and patterns. Sies to lb Library antalk BATH MAT SETS OXl-ORDS- Childrens Books beautiful new to Id Cotton gnbnriinis ? Regular in five At Junior Wash Pants. OSc P,egular needs repairs, and stays than necessary. e new books v. ill he coining iibrary soon, and a list will in this paper. I qualify JUST LOOK AT THESE BUYS! . ar. present e 1 Pi iced cscap-Treni- t St . please. Because of these low prices we reserve rii;ht to limit quantities. sti aws. by Without e y Urst come, first served. No Phone or C.O.l). orders Work lightweight Men's "dr on, novel w r. df!(itse. All times, the biography d i So!lr new novel other .01 ' (July cash to at till wool Hunks 10(K, s''o.,t for swim trunks at gubai-lin- a"lrda' 0n,-- StoreAV, fabnes and satin lastex. 1 TiO Regular begins. ,tory xhel Limited Quantities Will Sell Fast! Hurry! Regular 2.98 BASEP.AI.E GLOVES Regular 1.39 BASEBALL GLOVES 1.49 69 Regular 1.49 BASEBALL GLOVES Regular 3.98 BASEBALL GLOVES Regular 98f REG ELATION KOFTBALV Regular 1.19 R7G1 RATION SOFTBALL 75i 1.98 50 75 Regular 2.98 BASEBALL SHOES 1.49 Sears Will Be Open Saturday Night Till 8 p. m.! mP"-i- - BEACH TOWELS Regular 1.19. Large 62 x. 32 giant size. Beautiful stripe designs. 'v WASH SLACKS Mens 1.49. Lightweight. I Made of poplin, gabardine, crash. Sizes 28 to 44. Dont delay. OFF ALL REMNANTS! PHONE 501 IiOGAN, UTAH awiaHian h 'Miiirinif'Jfdjl1 Vfi'i M.liia.M namMUP11 |