The Logan Republican. [volume], February 02, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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JV" " " THE LOGAN REPUBUCAN SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 191g
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H CjMTyYburBeraonJdity?'
H We can tupply you with
H stationery in any color or
M finish. You will find full'
H assortment here and all
H goo- quality at reasonable
M , prices.
H " We Cany the Famous
Hf Johnson & Johnson
w Red Cross Products
H Belladonna Platter, Red Croit
H Kidney Plaitert, Synol Soap, Red
H Cron Abtotbent Cotton, etc.,
H all made by Johnson St Johnion
H known the world orer. We
H guarantee all Red Cron Product!,
H Hare you a lull assortment ia
B your bath room?
H UTTER BROTHERS DRUG CO.
H The ltexall Store
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H LOCAL NEWS
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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.
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-'."' 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
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B 'A great demand has been made on
Hj the colleges, from people living' la
R the country districts for some ar-
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rangement whereby they can study
at home, Tho B. Y, College has at
last come to their rescue. This col
lege has started a new department
which will be known as the Corres
pondence Department. In this 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, 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 par
ticipate In a special program which
has been arranged for the occasion.
E. W. Robinson will deliver an 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
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The Relief Society stake officers
meeting will be held at the Bishops'
building today at 3 o'clock.
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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 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-
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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 de
ceased lady was a native of 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 arrange
ments will be announced later.
H.G. Hay ball
Mercantile Co.
SPECIAL
PRICES
20 Bars Crystal Wblto Soap....fl.OO
8 One Found Packages Raislns..f l.OO
8 Packages OIobs Starch SOc
5 Cans K. C. Baking Powder
25c Slse S1.00
4 Cans 35c Red Salmon fl.00
7 Cans 20c Red Salmon ft. OO
9 Cans 15c Pork and Beans. ...... .fl.OO
11 Cans 12Uo Sardines fl.OO
4 Pounds Hills Coffee fl.OO
6 Founds M. J. B. Coffee ...fl.69
7 Cans 25c Asparagus Tips.. fl.OO
9 Cans 16c Pineapple fl.OO
3 Packages Corn Flakes...... SSe
75c Tea, 2 Pounds... ............ .....OOc
6 Pkgs 26c Cocoa or Chocolate..f 1.00
60c Can Crlsco ......SOc
11.25 Can Crlsco fl.OO
$2.40 Can Crlsco fa.00
50 Pounds Best Family Flour....f3L83
BIG REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
IN OUR READY TO WEAR
DEPARTMENT
One Lot Of Fan at Half Price
83 1-8 Per Cent Redaction Oa AU
Coats and Dreesea
Ladies Salts, Half Price
WE BELL FOR
GASH ONLY
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
WATER WORKS EXTENSION
Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned until February
23, 1918, for the construction of a
six Inch plpo line approximately
11,000 feet long, with accessories,
according to plans and specifications
on file In my office.
. EUGENE SCHAUB,
Engineer.
Logan, Utah. Adv. tf
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True Americanism and j
National Thrift Day .
Patriotism is not alone for our stalwart sons
who are manning the guns which roar out
Liberty's challenge.' , y '
. 1$ is, as well, for all Americans the people
behind the line, " ;
We must consume less; produce more; see that J
our vast resources are concentrated upon, the jftJ
winning of the war. " w"f
We all must do our best Let us begin on
National Thrift Day, February 3 and 4--the
time for the starting of new Thrift Habits and
for opening or adding to Bank Accounts.
Farmers and Merchants
Savings Bank
Logan, Utah
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MARY
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"STELLA MARIS"
At The .;j
LYRIC
This Afternoon and Evening
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KEYSTONE COMEDY '
"His Disguised Passion"
r REGULAR PRICES - v .'
Coming Monday and Tuesday
Chas. Ray in "The Hired Man"
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m: Cache Valley Mercantile Company's Saturday Specials
B- Macaroni, 8 Packages 25c, 12 for $1.00 Corn Flakes, 10c Package, 11 Packages $1.00 Corn Per Can ! 14c .
B- Beans, 15c Pound, 7 Pounds for $1.00 Best Head Rice, 9c Pound, 12 Pounds! $1.00 Tvnnwttl xt, gii: - - '
, , Albers Wheat Flakes, 2 Packages 55, 4 for $1.05 Peas 13c Can, 8 Cans '11 $1.00 wms, JNow belling for 95c
H ; Carnation Wheat Flakes, 2 Packages 55c, 4 f or$1.05 Soap 5c Bar, 20 Bars $1.00 A" Jardinieres, Hanging Baskets 25 Percent Of f 7 j
JtooWroPet,rC?n5f0r""Ji! All 30c and 35c Pickles, Per Bottie 25c Discount on all Dishes, Graniteware, Tinware, etc. ,J
H ' Crusade Coffee, 33c Per Can, 3 Pound Can 90c Karo Syrup, Per Can , ..20c H
H- Tree Tea, 25c Package, 2 Packages 45c Half Gallon Can Karo Syrup 45c Just Received a New Shipment of Dr. LeGear's ' .$S
1 Gelleen or Jello, 9c Package, 3 Packages 25c One Gallon Can Karo Synn 90c Famous Chicken and Stock Powders,. 10 Percent M
H " Pineapple, 10c Can, 10 Cans for $1.00 One Gallon Pure Dixie Molasses $1.70 Discount On Them Durino- This Safe "vi
, Sweet Apple Cider, 50c Gallon, 2 Gallons 90c Half Gallon Pure Dixie Molasses 90c ..- v i . -&
i Tomatoes, 14c Can, 8 Cans $1.05 AU Kinds of Spices, Per Can 10c Make 0ur Store Your Po,nt For S0 " J '
m , Tomatoes lie Can, 10 Cans $1.05 Silver Gloss Starch, 9 Packages $T00 To Come, and It Will Save You Money ? T l
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f A SYNOPSIS OF
- 'STELLA MARIS',
H ' Stella Blouont was an orphan,, tre-1
H meadously rich, living with her
H f.y 0aeto and aunt, Sir Blount and Lady
H ;'"- Eleanor, in a big atone castle by
H jthe sea. She was afflicted with a
H '- mysterious disease which had par-
H alysed her from childhood, and her
H room was always kept lighted, day
r and night. The twinkling light, seen
H ' from far off on the ocean, led John
H ' Rlea, a distant relative to name her
K Stella MarU, SUr of the Sea, aad by
H this name aha was known for the
Hf net of her life.
H' Stella Maria was an MneaaUr
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ieautiful girl, tenderly loved and
surrounded by every luxury wealth
could command. Separatel from the
world and all knowledge of sordid'
nesa and 'sorrow kept from her, she
developed au angelic nature and a
purity of mind and heart which had
caused all to love her as an almost
supernatural being.
In his youth, John Rlsca had en
tered Into an unfortunate marriage
with a girl of lowly origin, whose
beauty had Infatuated htm. He dis
covered that she had a secret appe
tite for liquor, which she proceeded
tto satisfy, despite hla pleadings and
protestations. He separated from
her UMBCk he eontrlbated geaereas-
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'iiwilliy iuiii.ii'I'P." 'w ' ' Ii 'hi
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.
ly to her support. Ten years of dis
sipation reduced her to bestiality,
and as she could get no servant to
remain In her service she took little
Unity Blake from an orphanage.
Unity was a homely child, and It
anything, gifted with less than an
ordinary degree of intelligence. She
submitted without complaint to the
cruelties of Mrs. Rlsca until one
day, In a fit of rage, the drunken
woman beat Unity with a red hot
poker, for which she was arrested
and sent to the penitentiary for three
years. ,
Overwhelmed with shame at the
publicity of the trial, John Risca de
termined to leave the country, bat
wi,.w.nmyMMipwwwwBiiWi.ii. '!'
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 Com
pany, Is very optimistic over tho out
look for future business In this 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 yester
day In company with a mental 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.
NOTRH CACHE
HIGH SCHOOL
NEWS NOTES
' At assembly, last Monday, Senator
J. V. Punk, gave a very excellent
talk In which he showed quite clearly
how 'each student could play hie part
of tfie game In the great world con
flict that is now going on in Europe.
Other numbers on the program were
a solo by Bessie Smith and a solo by
Elisabeth Roskelley. '
Principal C. H. Anderson and In
structors have been busy recently
working over some phases of the
course of study with a view of adjust
ing the vocational work to meet the
requirements of the Smtth-Hughea
Vocational Act, recently passed by
Congress. A
Francis KIrkham, State Vocation
al Director, who Is In charge of the
application of Smlth-I'ushPt Act In
Utah, was. at the high sclnal last
week going over the requirements of
the Aet with Trlnclpal Anderson.
Many of the students are doing
their-best to help defend liberty by
buying Thrift Stamps. The Junior
Class now leads the rest of the school
In the average amount per student
spent for Thrift Stamps and the Se
nior .CJass leads In the percentage of
members of ithe class who have pur
chased stamps.
The North Cache basketball team
surprised their most ardent support
ers, lasf "Saturday night, by defeat
ing Box Elder to the tune of 26 to
24. From the first toss of the ball
both;, teams seemed to be evenly
matched and it waa nobody's game
was- persuaded to remain by Sir
Blount and Lady Eleanor, who beg
ged hla not to wound Stella Marls,
who loved him. TO rectify the great
wrong done Unity, Rlsca adopted her
and had his aunt Gladys keep house
for him, Through unremitting kind
ness, though he telt no warm affec
tion for the child, he won her grat
itudea nd love, and she delighted In
looking after his comfort.
Stella Maris continued to rule her
world, of which she- termed John
Rlsca her Chief High Belovedst, arid
he was a constant attendant at her
court, weaving beautiful and fantas
tlo taloa of the outside world to
aamahe. ,
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until tho final whistle blew. It was
one of the fastest games ever played
on the Richmond floor. Those play
ing for North Cache were Talbot H.
Waddoups, Van Noy, Skldmore and
Balr. Skldmore and Waddoups were
the stars of the evening.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday at 1 o'clock In the College
ward meeting house over the re
mains of Leland Melvln, the llttlo
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hanson
The Blounts retain the services of
specialist who has attracted much
attention by his marvelous results,
and he performs the miracle of re
storing Stella Marls to health.
., Fromjker first peep into the new
world Stella Maris saw how unfound
ed her Ideas and Ideals had been,
and she learned of poverty, crime
and unhapplness. Her childish re
gard for John Rlsca turned Into the
deep love of a woman, and John
found that his affection tor her had
grown to an overwhelming passion.
He decided to tell her of the exist
ence of his wife, but waa dissuaded
by Sir John, who feared to add to
Us -arrows of Stella Marie. ''
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and the only grandchild of Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Hanson. The want
choir furnished the music. Consoling I
remarks were offered by Heber j
Oreen, H. C. Peterson, Alvln Mc- a
Bride, Joseph Oreen and Bishop J. ,
J. Olson, Clarice Hansen rendered , '
a beautiful piano solo, and Janet '
Bailey sang, Your Sweet Little Rose- J
bud Has Left You. The floral offer- ,.
ings were Indeed appreciated by tha AV t
bereaved parents and relatives. '1
Mrs. Risca learned about Stella
Maris and told her many Ilea which
nearly broke her heart, aadj caused t f y
her to crushlngly reprove Risca who 1
Is driven to distraction by bis inabil
ity to explain the situation. Both
underwent mental tortures, and Unity
Blake suffered angutsh over the
troubles of the man she adored. Be
lieving that Rlsca is about to com
mit suicide, she nerves herself to a ,
terrible act of self sacrifice, and
kills Mrs. Rlsca and destroys her
self. Her deed Is attributed by, the
police to motives of revenge.
Stella Maria slowly adjust- her
self to the world aa aha Nads It, aad .
sees' the tf worth if Je.i ?iim.r '
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