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Show & H LOCAL NEWS J H N. J. DeSandcrs Is patiently waiting H for ono hundred Pierce bicycles from H the factory. This In tho largest shlp- H ment of bicycles ever shipped to Lo- H Kan at ono tlmo. H FOR RENT 3 roomed house, 693 -CasfElghth North. Inquire next H house west. 2-2 H Joseph P. Welch, county agricul- H tural agent Is leaving for Hlnkley, H Utah, today. He has been In Logan Hafi attending the Farmers Round-Up and H& also the special convention for the v eounty agents. Hfr Special offer by The American y Steam Laundry All dry cleaning at one-third during the next ten days. H Pkone 438. Adr. - Word was received that W. W. M Welsh will leave for France within B about two weeks. He has successful- B ,, ly passed the examination as a skilled ! v' If Mechanic in building flying teach- BBb, For Sale-l bird's eye maple bed HBb i1 neat suite, good .as new; 1 oak bed f reen -suite, good condition; 1 buck's heater; 7 Kalamazoo heater. All bar- Hri- calaa. Inquire at 198 East First If Worth street. Phone 185. Advt, tf HL Rert Van Orden was a visitor at H , Logan yesterday. He said that Lew- Hr tatoa was a cold place now as the 5' mercury fell down to 19 below sero ' en Friday morning at 7 o'clock. M' t -'."' LOST 1 black horse 4 years old. fHtwetnst-1100 pounds, branded X on -A-' Mt tkigh two white feet, hunch on ' left ankle, white In face. Notify H- St4ebaker Bros. Co.. Logan, or W. B A. Llljenqulst, Hyrum, Utah. 2-3 f B 'A great demand has been made on Hj the colleges, from people living' la R the country districts for some ar- HkVkVHw a1aBaaajajKaaaM(aja. rangement whereby they can study at home, Tho B. Y, College has at last come to their rescue. This college col-lege has started a new department which will be known as the Correspondence Corres-pondence Department. In this department de-partment they have provided courses to meet the demand of nil. After February 4, school teachers, clerks, laborers, and as a matter of fact, regardless re-gardless of occupation, any man or woman can become a student of the B. Y. C. without coming to Logan to attend school in person. BARGAINS III USED OARS Fwd Roadster, 4 new tlree....M2S.OO Ford Touring Car, Completely Overhauled 1250.00 Oakland Touring Car A Bargain $450.09 Oakland Touring Car A Bargain 1800.00 Roo Touring Car, A Bargain..! 600.00 Ford Truck, A Bargain $250.00 Studebaker Touring Car $300.00 KIMBALL AUTO CO. Adv. tf. Moses Reese and II. O. Reese, the noted cattle buyers, just returned from Salt Lake. The Cudahy Packing and Ogden Packing Companies are glad to rocelvo cattle handled by the Reeso Brothers, an thoy buy only the boat grade on tho market. A good proposition for a few live men with selling ability. See Peake and Lo Fovre, room 204, Eccles Hotel from 8 to 9 a. m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. Adv. tf Sunday tho M. I. A. of the Seventh ward will meet conjointly and participate par-ticipate In a special program which has been arranged for the occasion. E. W. Robinson will deliver an address ad-dress on Palestine, and William Hanson will sing The Holy City. All are Invited. The M. I. A. workers will meet In their regular conjoint meeting In the Fifth ward meeting house on Sunday evening. Special program for the occasion has been arranged as follows: Piano solo, Enid Rosengren; talk on Japanese social and religious customs will bo given by Vernon Adams; solo will bo rendered by Karl Farnsworth; anthem -.by the ward choir. Mr. Adams will appear in Japanese costume. The public is cordially Invited to be present. FOR SALE 40 acres of land In OreenviUe; well Improved. W. H. McManrllr.'O.lBox 114, Logan, tf --- The Relief Society stake officers meeting will be held at the Bishops' building today at 3 o'clock. i For Sale Cole's hot blast heater, practically new and can be had at a bargain. Inquire at this office. Adr. tf The Aggie basketball team leaves this morning for Salt Lake City where they play the University tonight to-night in the Deseret gymnasium. The University to all Salt Lake four are booked to win and from the 4one they have an even chance. Their ! score with the Montana Aggies was 41 to 9 'while the Aggies in two games here with thetn averaged the same score. Then again, the Unlver- 4 sltyihaye the benefit of their home crowd. The Aggies are determined to do the same thing that they did to the University on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Rosctta Zllllnger wife of Mr. Jacob Zllllnger, died at her home In Providence, Thursday night. The deceased de-ceased lady was a native of Swltser-land Swltser-land and was born June 16, 18H. She has twelve living children, one Is serving in the army and one is filling a mission. Funeral arrangements arrange-ments will be announced later. Mayor H. H. Jensen of Hyrum, came to Logamyesterday to talk over the moving picture business with some of our local motion picture magnates. - The Second ward Relief Society workers are to be complimented. During the month of January this organisation contributed 60 sweaters and 20 pairs of socks to the Red Cross. This is a splendid showing for such a small ward. Olle Swenson drove his Ford car tto Logan yesterday. He said It was 17 degrees bolow sero In Mlllvllle yesterday morning. L. J. Maddock, manager of tho Consumers Wholesale Grocery Company, Com-pany, Is very optimistic over tho outlook out-look for future business In this section. sec-tion. Business has been s$ good that they have put on new help in order to meet demands made upon them by the public. Messrs. Charles and Leo Nelson, of Hyrum were in the city yesterday on business. Deputy Sheriff RobMns left yesterday yester-day In company with a mental incompetent, incom-petent, which he will leave ia Provo. Mrs. Hannah H. Jacobson has re-' turned home from Blackfoot, Idaho, where she has been visiting with her children the last month. |