The Logan Republican. [volume], December 11, 1915, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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8ATURDAV bEdCMfikRrlS., ?J?L -i . .- -- " - - - " - - '"11 H
LOCAL WEW5 1
Lowney's' chocolates at Co-op Dru&
Co. Adv. W
Visit toyland nt Evorton & Song.:
Finest yet. Adv.
'Some raro bargains In cut glass at
Everton & Son. It's Hbby cut glass.
That's tho best. Adv.
m
5 Daniel Lloyd, ono of tho Wells
vlllct farmers, was transacting busi
ness In tho county seat on Thursday.
Buick and Dodge Autos
You will miss tho best lyceum num.
ber of tho season If you overlook tho
! Driver lecture tonight at Nlbloy lin.ll.
Edwards Millinery will continue
tholr snlo until tho end of tho year.
Opposite tho post office. Adv.
You will overlook tho opportunity
I of tho season if you do not attend
tho lecture tonight. Satisfaction Is
guaranteed..
Dr. Qeorgo Parkinson of Preston
was in Logan on Thursday on a vis
it to his parents. Ho reports a very
satisfactory practice at Preston.
Tickets for tho Lycoum course
lecturo tonight aro on salo nt tho U.
A. C, tho II. Y. C, and Morrell
Clothing store.
I Christmas shoppers after going
all around town return to Everton's
to buy. Both prices and goods aro
right. Adv.
BUY YOUR FAMILY SUPPLIES
AND ALL YOUR NEEDS AT JOHN
H. ANDERSON'S BfG SALE, DEC.
13 TO 24. Adv 12-W
Overland A utomo
biles Satisfy.
We sell tho earth, abstract Us ti
tle and loan monoy on It. H. A. Ped
erson & Co., First North street.
Adv.
I Pi ' Dance at I
I Auditorium I
TO-NIGHT I
Nathaniel Morris Hodges of Onrd
en City, Klch County, has purchased
a homo west of tho O. S. L. depot
and expects to movo his family .hero
and mako this his future homo.
Wlllard llarr, representative of tho
Hershoy Chocolato Company, has
Just returned from an extended trip
Into Idaho and Montana. He was In
Holso during tho stir there when tho
citizens of Bolso got out a rccnll of
tho mayor. Ho says tho town was
In n fearful uproar until tho djlllcul-
ty was finally settled.
Wilbur Ball lectured hoforo tho
class In dry farming at tho Agricul
tural Collogo on Thursday on tho
IArld Farm Conditions of Argentina.
Mr. Hall spont threo year In tho
South American republic as a dry
farming oxport, nnd was nblo to
mako an excellent comparison be
tween conditions In our country and
tho ono no has Just loft.
F. Q. Robinson "of Richmond, ono
of tho moit successful dnlrymcn of
northern Cache Valley, and a patron
of the Utah Condensed Milk Company
who perhaps delivers more fresh mill:
to this concern tlinn any other dairy
man In Richmond, was In Logan on
Thursday transacting business. Ho
went on to Downey whero ho also
has buslnosB Intorcsts Mr. Robin
son Is a man who can talk ns ono
with authority on tho profits of milk
ing cows ns a vocation
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. Arthur F. Wlttcnberger, Min
ister. . Sunday School, 10 a. m.;
preaching 11 a. m.; Christian endea
vor GMG p. m. preaching 7:30 p.m.
All aro welcome.
NOTICE
Tho regular monthly meeting of
tho High Priests quorum of, the
Cacho Stake will bo held on Sunday
December 12, at 10 a. m. In tho
Nlbloy Hall. A 'full attendnnco as
far as practicable Is desired.
BENJ. M. LEWIS,
President.
Plenty of Progress.
When wo got telephones thnt can bo
seen through overy woman will havo
to look Into tho mirror before sho an
swers a call. Todelo Blado.
Ford tho universal car, G passengor
$495; 2 passenger J44G. Adv. tf
.
At Murdock's Fresh violets at 10
cents per bunch whllo they last.
Adv.
The women of Woodcraft gavo
Mra. Sara Bench a pleasant surprlso
yesterday afternoon. Tho time was
spent In music and sowing and re
freshments wcro served. Fourteen
guests wore Included.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Smith enter
tained at dinner Wednesday compli
mentary to Mr. C. C. Warrington.
Tho tablo was prettily decorated with
cut flowers nnd covers wero laid for
eight. A social evening followed.
Murdock's Special Cocoanut and
peanut maze rnnde from new crop of
peanuts and cocoanut, at 15 cents n
pound today only; no moro than one
pound sold to a person. Adv.
Tho following program will bo ren
dered In tho Fourth ward meeting
house on Sunday December 12:
Address A. E. Bowcn
Two Violin Selections
....Prof. Fogelberg and Company
Services begin at 7 o'clock prompt.
On Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs. I. E. Qulnney entertained at
a theater pnrty In honor of Mr. C.
C. Warrington. Following aro tho
guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wnr
rlngton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shef- I
field, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Smith. i
Mrs. Archlo Anderson nnd Mrs. I
C. O. Warrington entertained the
Ladles Aid of tho M. E. Church at
tho Philadelphia Conferenco Homo
on Wednesday. Part of tho tlmo was
do voted to business. Sowing and so
cial chat wero features of tho after
noon. Refreshments wcro served.
Twelvo members woro present.
If you attend tho Lyceum lecturo
nt Nlbloy Hall tonight and aro not
satisfied your monoy will bo refund
ed. If you miss it do not say that
you wero not Informed as to Its excellence.
For Sale, at a Rnrgaln Six well
Improved dry farms In Marsh Valley,
Idaho, partly In turkey red wheat
and nlfnlfn, ranging from 75 to 210
ncrcs; with spring or well on ench.
Inquire E. S. Larson, Covo, Utah
Adv d-H
Dr. F. S. Hnrris ,of tho Agronomy
Dopnrtment of tho U. A. C. 1ms
Just returned from Delta whero ho
spent tho first hnlf of tho week lec
turing for tho fnrmerH Insltutos. His
placo will bo filled by Professor By
ron Alder who will lecturo on poul
try products.
President Wldtsoo .lectured Monday
to tho teachers of Ogden on Indus
trial Education. Tho lecturo wns
given nt tho Ogden Junior High
School. Dr. Wldtsoo Is also ono of
the lecturers on tho program of tho
Utah Horticultural Socloty which
meets In Pruvo, December 14 and In
Ogden Dccomber 10.
I 3 Week's Theatre Program
At The LYRIC At The OAK
I TODAY TONIGHT
I "Row Amen the Br.ars," Pntho M.r.. Dor. ta "1 J "rt"
1 Color in 3 parts. Paramount Feature In 5 part.
"Human Movements Analyzed." "Pa'' ,. "8 AfJn TUESDAY
I "Bungllno Durolar. Bungle." . h Sv?L
1 MONDAY AND TUESDAY "Diamond From the Sky,' Chap-
1 N.. of the Navy," 2 reels. 30 Inst P""l
I Charles Chaplin In "At tho Bhow'y Arnold Da y In the House of
1 "Pih. nJ. ii '"ear." Cold Rooster In t parts.
Pathe News WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
I WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Laura Hope Crews In "Blnck-
Robert Warwick in "Tho Sins of birds," Paramount in G parts.
3 II Society." G part Foaturo. "Paramount Travel Series."
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Shopping days A M IMr If If MmtlwL MhI mUPVuHr Shopping days flH
BEFORE 'IfvC ItVWWVilriUUItV? V?t BEfORE M
XMAS Of V XMAS
RlV Lan's Bist Christinas Store j$g8&;
Ilill ls Now m for You mBmfr I
8riSlH Beautiful and Useful Gifts arc assembled here mffl$$'$ I iH
Sw y$W for yi.ur chsinTGifts that .sprca? joy Hkc viJSso i'W g
'-W'' Snslunew,th vanous expresses of your pr- 88' R pH
SJ2b sonahty in Yulctidc Gifts. "&Jv8;prf K ibH
Stationery for Real Price Cutting on Womens Suits Beautiful Models in Silk I H
Christmas , One Half Off Marked Prices and Voile Blouses M
Initial Cards and Stationery. .. .59c H
Plato Marked OOc si,,(f S2.90 to S7.50 H
Smu.vS?, "Suf Womens and Childrens Coats I"C8 "" S2-2G H
Several different styles of Fancy A Great Deal Below Regular T"eS0 "r "0t r,"nary WoyBC"' U' H
Holiday Boxed Stationery ... modes aro exclusive, having been iiil
7K in en 1 loin and I-ancy Plushes, jf J H
75C SZ,5 Plaids, Corduoroys. Cheviots. PllSSeS 811(1 made by a largo New York manufac- H
D i v r J Mixtures and Novelty Fabrics f'l'lJ f J. turor' who cntors ony ,0 u,e m0Ht LLH
Kemember lour rnenas $10.oo coats $7.95 tnilurens toats discriminating x,omm. croPo d0 H
With an interesting Book $12.00 Coats S9.85 $1.TS Coats 98c Chines, smnrt striped nnd plain H
Just In, tho very latest $15.00 Coats S1 1.95 2-r, Coats S1.75 Golf Silks. Sheer Georgette Crepo- H
Fiction' S1."00 to S1.50 lc-50 Coats S13.25 Jjj.2i! Conts ?'55 combined with Crcpo Meteor, pretty LLLl
Reprint- 59c Coats S14.75 jj.00 Coats S3.75 Messal.nes. ' Any of H
Ono hundred and fifty to select $20.00 Coats S15.95 $C.r-0 Coats S4.45 necelltabi cm.. iH
from speclnl lot 25c 22'Gft Coa,B S17.85 $7." Coats S5.75 tlltB0 milk0 acceptable gift. .H
'Regular COc and 7Bc Books 25-00 Coat S19.95 $8-0 C00U S0.45 H
Attractive Gift Books.. 25c to 59c $27-co Coat8 S21.95 S. and H. Stamps With v H
130.00 Coats S24.99 Every 10c Purchaso Hn4nAm 0:11, 1
special line of cake Handsome auk M
.,,a0,:r,,cri::r.s,,,,,,re, House Slippers VWyWlItawESSa Petticoats
ty designed oroton. Keeps tho con- 9 CentS Tho IarKest n88ortment of ,n n Ul0 ,catng colorfl nn(, chnn H
tents moist for n long time. Dolls over shown in Logan. ., . ... H
Prices ..... . .... 59C 1 to SI. 99 Specialty Priced for Xmas Character Dolls aro having tho abl o!tcciB nowcst ,,ounco Bt"08- M
WOMEN'S FELT ROM EOS big demand, thoy pleaso tho Taffetas, McBsallno and Jersey. Prices H
MAKE HIM A PRESENT Fur Trimmed In Black, Wine, grownups as well as tho chll- rango from S2.75 to SG.59 H
op an auto ROBE r, ..,,in drcn. Let tho children como H
of an auto Kuut Green. .Several styles for chll- . 1 , M
Even when riding In the summer drCn ana Be0 U10m- H
evenings these aro needed. Wo aro niml'lnIh sllpl,or8 , plk ch tmnjTnrd's Tbrb StlSf- frPlIP H fllinp " M
sure wo can pleaso you wltu our nn Lavendep...sl,50 J s"l R.bJns Ti sel tIline B
splondld assortment of Provo mndo "8- acaJ8 uuons iinsei b
Robes. Prices... S5.99 to S12.99 Ulack' Vclvct HoUB0 . Cora' Pnotta and Holy UnderWCar iH
Slippers S2.59 Boxes. ww ..
V f'C P '" Wh'te and p'nk iH
AlUaS Kllllb Ul 1 Neatly pnekod In a Xmns box, makes ... . M
Hand Bags The Joy of giving and receiving .C " !l
75C tO $12.50 iS Within the reach Of all most attractive line of Corset H
Mndo from seal, velvet nnd silk and who ' Save &H' Green StamOS. C0VQr8 S1.25 to S1.59 H
I mesh with leather covered frames. WUU &aVC ' ACC" Old-lip&. Knvolopo Chcmlso nnd Combinations H
I Don't fall to see our line of Jewelry 53.00 to S5.59 H
I Combs and Hair Ornaments. I Gowns S5.99 U SG.59 H
CONGRESS FACES IMPORTANT ISSUES;
TWO NEW MEN IN THE UPPER HOUSE.
SENATOR. WAD5WORTH SENftTOR. PHELftN
riiotos by American I'reaa Association.
(The new congress, convening on Dec. 6, will be called upon to face some of the
most Important questions that have ever confronted the country. Tho now
house of representatives, elected In 1911, consists of 233 Democrats, 193 Repub
licans, T Progressives, 1 Independent and 1 Socialist. The senate has 60 Demo,
cruls, 33 Republicans and 1 Progressive. Two of the new members of the sen
ate are James V, Wadsworth, Jr., Republican, of Now York, who succeeds i:illm
Hoot, and James D, 1'hoUin, Democrat, of California, who succeeds George C.
rerklni.
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Stockholder's Meeting
Tho regulnr annual meeting of tho
stockholders of tho First National
Bank of Logan, Utah, will bo hold
In Its banking room on tho 11th day
of January, 1016, at 4 o'clock p.m.
for tho election of dlroctors and tho
transaction of such other business
as may bo proper.
H . E. CROCKETT,
-- - - Cnshlor.
Dated nt Logan, Utah, Dccombor
11. 1015.
Adv. J 12
HAND PAINTED CHINA
Mrs. Rny B. West, 03 Boulovard,
has Just . received another shipment
of Mrs. John L. Horrlck's hand
painted china. Thoro nro many
benutltul and Inexpensive novoltlos
for Christmas presents. Adv,
Bluebird jSpoclnl Wo , offer,, peanut
bar mndo from' Spanish No. 1 pea
nuts, 10 cents per pound. Adv,
P0 Sensible Gifts L
I Buy gifts this year that will last, and H
I be of some use to them later. - - H
I PICTURES, Rugs, Tabouretles, M
1 Pedstals, Sleds, Wagons, Doll Carts, H
1 little while enamel Dressers, Buffets, ' H
u Chairs, Rockers, etc. H
Bring- the children to see H
I our display of Xmas Goods, it will H
I be entertaining to you as well as the H
I children. - REMEMBER there is
1 only 12 more shopping days. H
Lf-dwards furniture ,J I
His Investment.
Tho man with tho hoo had Just fin
ished planting his sweet peas.
"Thoro," said ho, straightening up.
"I'vo spoiled a 5 pair of shoes and
ruined a $G pair of trouBors, but It
wo havo good luck wo'll got a bouquet
for which tho florist would havo
charged about &0 couta." Stray
Stories.
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Indigestion. HI
Indigestion follows ryo bread only jH
becauso of tho yeast In It. Tho torn-- H
pornturo of tho lntoptlnes Is tho most WM
fnvorablo possible for producing u re-
no wed "rising" of tho yeast, nnd SB
through this rliomlcal procuts tho In- H
tostlnes aro poiuonou, mid otlior locyis,, ' JM
notably tho a.ejrt.s trira fru'ltn,n'nd spmo " H
vegetable,' add to tno trouble. - ' H