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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22
MOTORES
de Metz & Weiss

Actuados por petr6leos crudos reh
nados. o alcohol.
BESIDE hasta 500 c. f.
Llhres de chispa electrica, senciIloa
de facll manejo Y duraderos.
Sohre IS motores estan usandose En-
Ia Fsla.
"ara informes precios dirigirse .
81 Agente en- GUayama
Angel Olazagasti
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-22
La marina
merCante espanola
Ell 'Infanta Isabel" de
Pinillos Izquierdo y Ca.

Tomamos del A b. c." de Madrid
En- el importante astillero de los Sc
nores Russell and Co.. de Port Glasgow,
y orillaS del Clyde, ocupa una de sus
gradaS el casco de un magnifco tran
SatlanticO. Este ejemplar, que hace el
n1mero 633 de aquel grandioso estable-
cimiento naval, es espanol desde que
Sc coloc6 su quilla. con el nombre de
lnfanta Isabel, Y, una yez terminado
vendra aumentar el n6mero de los
Que tremolan la bandera de la patria Y
la matricula de Cadiz, sumando al to-
nelaje de nuestra Marina mercante una
respectable cifra
La Sociedad Naviera PinilIos. IL
quierdo y Compania, para la cual Sc
construye tan hermoso buque, no ha
escaseado sacrificio aIgmo para pre-
sentar en- su linea del Brasil. Uruguay
Y Argentina un modclo dc arQuitectu-
ra naval. la vez que una verdadora
exposition de los modernos palacios flo
tantes.
La efcaz inspection del Lloyd Ingl6s,
con Sujeci6n a todas las reglas que exi-
O. q Board Of Trade. garantizan la So
IldezI Icondiciones marmeras d. debe DO
seer todo buque destinado al transporte
de yiajeros, siendo una garantia la ella
sificaci6n de primera que obtendr5 en-
sus certifcados. Sus dimensiones son
Eslora Al pies ingleses
Manga IS
Puntal 80
Lleyara dos entrepuentes Y tres Gu
5iertas, sicndo las dos atlas de abrigo
para paseo. Adem5s de la quilla cen
traI tendra una a cada banda, que exi-
tar3n el moyimiento de balance.
Las dos m5quinas ser5n de cuatro
ciIindros cada una, con tres calderas
dobIes y tres senciIlas, que trabajar5n
q 2I5 libras de preston
Las doS hehceS Seran Gle bronco y de
ouatro paIas. Su Marcia, a tiro natu-
raj, no bajar5 de 16 millas por bora la
cual garantiza que la travesia de Ca
diz al Plata no pasara de trece dfas.
Para alojamiento del pasaje de pri-
mera Sc ha destinado en- el centro del
buque y en- 10 que es techo de la Gu
blerta de paseo, un espacio 100 pies,
en- el cual llevara 40 camarotes espa-
cldsos para 120 pasajeros. Ademas.
cuatro camarotes de lujo, compuestos
de gabinete, dormitorio, cuarto de ba-
no retrete, con camas para dos per
sonaS, otros cuatro de preferencia.
tambi6n de dos camas.
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az a o. 49, a..
." AvAOss 49,
vaienciennes Lace Yokes and
Sleeves. In white and ecru color.
Pretty shadow work patterns.
I,e,l u-....,,.. -
S osos ~s
S6Cs ~
Man. ana wor.n,. p,,r. I'm.
len Initiai Hsn1kerrhisfs: ane
sheer nusi,tv with hswstitcheS
f SSrds ssc. TO -, m. at THREE
"a. n n ~ ,o,<
I've Cs " EmDys lx11cs
swi.s Emhrotderv co~..& cov.
ar Ewhroidsrv ~ Ma. ssis,,
Iribbon-run beading. Open work
y ysrte'ns p m as y La
To- noiIev. IN.
osSs v
Braided Doilies. lace trimmed
styles; 12-inch size, In round
iArt Dept.S
| N Lang GIoves. n "a
UO'oos vA's
Women's White KID Gloves, 16
button length; In all siSes. Cor
rect for dress wear. Q to 8 p.
., r...,.. a.
oesnoss oso.
| Yard-wids ali-siik Satin Mess-
aiines with white hairltne stripe.
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u Lingerie Waists, 4sc.
Women's white Lingerie
Waists, In scores Of now and
attractive designs. All sdzes.
. to 8 p. m. at 40 each.
loo India Linon, 6kc.
So-inoh white India Linon. nice
Isheer quality for making waists.
Q to . p. m. at 8 $40 yard.
CSC White Madras, 19hc.
White Mercerixed Madras,
with handsome white woven silk
mercerised figures, dots, and
neat stripes. to . p. m. at
10 1-2c yard.
Sc Enameled Ware, S7c.
Turquoise blue Enameied Co
real Cookers, triple coated.
white lined. <-pt. size. 2 to 8
p. m. at 27c.
CSC Wash Basins, lie.
Turquoise blue Enameled
wash Basins. triple coated /:
white lined. Q TO . p. m. at lie
each.
25c Water Buckets, 16c.
Large sise heavy 0alvanised
Iron Water Buckets, l4-Qt siss.
to p. m. at Ice each.
81 Preserved Palms, 4sc.
| Extra large sixe Natural Pre-
served Palms, messed and pot
tied; : leaves; 45-ih. high. Re-
quire no attention. to 9 p. m.
At <sc.
20c Coal Holds, 10c.
Heavy Japsnned. Coal Hods.
good size; offered from Q to
p. m. at loo each.
l0c Tomatoes, 2 for 15c.
Select quality Tomatoes. solid
packed, sound and red-ripe.
Regular 10c cans. from Q TO .
Up. m. at TWO for lbc.
SC Sardines, 2 for &C..
Regular &c cans Of sardines.
packed In Oil; select quality.
From . to 8 p. m. at TWO for
&c Laundry Soap, 2 for &c.
Regular &c cakes OF Cincinnati
Oleine Laundry Soap. on sale
From . to p. m. at TWO for
l0c Sweet Corn, . for 1sc.
Regular 1oc cans Ut extra
quality Sweet Corn on sale from
. TO p. m. at TWO for isc.
Ice Betting, %.
Ail-silk Moire Betting, In
black, white, and colors. Belt
lengths Of thrse-quarters Of q
yard, from . 20 9 p. m. at &C
Teach. (hibbon Dept.S
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| S5c Bay Rum, 1Sc.
Genuine West India Bay Rum.
extra quality, In sprinkle top
bottles. . TO p. m. at l2c.
70 Chamois, skc.
FACE and Toilet chamois-reg-
ular &c quality. From Q to 9
p. m. at TWO for &c.
10c Hair Nets, SC.
Best grade SILK Hair Nets. II
all-over shapes. with and with
out elastic. Large sizes. in
all shades. . to 8 p. m. at &c
each.
Sc Sewing Silk, 2kc.
1oo-yard spools OF good quail
ity Black Sewing SILK. for hand
or machine sewing. 2 to s y.
m. at TWO for sc.
CSC Crib Blankets, 15c.
White soft fleece finish Crib
Blankets, size 30x40; with pink
and blue borders. 2 to 8 p. m.
at 15c each.
Ice Stair Carpets, 121kc
Napier Stair and Hall Carpet.
strictly reyeryibie quality, in
good coiorings. % ia inches
Wide. Q to p. m. at Il Lee yd.
| e1.50 Comforts, 79c.
Large size Bed Comforts, COW
erred with fine grade silkoline;
dlled with pure white cotton. 2
to 8 p. m. at 7sc each.
S9c Pillows, sec.
| Large size Bed Pillows, cover
ed with heavyweight art ticking.
FILLED with sanitary odoriesa
feathers. 2 to p. m at 2sc
sach.
S0c Lambrequins, 19c.
sateen Lambrequins. In light
land dark colorings, with fringed
sides and ends. to 9 p. m. at
isc. each.
&c Wash Cloths, 2hc.
| Reversible Wash Cloths. thor
IouGhly sanitary: sold regularly
at &c each. 2 TO p. m. at TWO
for &c.
85c Table Damask, 19c.
Heavyweight Satin Mercerized
Bieached Table Damask, with
...ArsAwlaA1 TssA.
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Saturday Sales from 2 to 6 P. NJ.
Extraordinary Personal
.>..s MrTATORS-Ptease Don't Copyi

% Table OiIcIoth, 1Sc.
S-QuArtsr Table oilcloth (ex-
tIs vedth). ~ plain White. mar.
quality. . TO . p. m. II asc
yard.
SO Blesched 6heets, 90.
sixSo Risachsd Sheets. full
double bed slse: hand torn ond
ironad; made Of heavy clese
woven cotton. . TO . p. m. at
nc each.
1shc Pillow Cases, enc.
I6xss BIssched Pillow Cases.
large siss, hand torn and ironsd.
. to 8 p. m. at s3-4c each.
S1.ts Bed Spreads, Soc.
, ll-quarter white Crochet
Spreads, full double bed sire;
In heavy raised Marscilles pat
terms. . TO p. M at &c each.
10c Cotton, 5Kc yard.
dna soft f,ns.h rTade. tree from
dressinr. EspeciaIiy desirrbls
for underwear. to sp. m. at
''-so yero.
80 Apron Ginshams, 4Nc.
standard Apron 0inShams. In
Wsr.rntsd fsst cclors. 3 to ..
m. =. ''''e yard.
lOC dress dlngnamGs ~ O.
Yard-vide Dress Ginshalms
fextrs width,. IN stripes. check
: and plain coiors. fine quality,
?. ",.. .s,'' sA
VI . vA.eV SV0esoFSs 0sCs
Bovx Coat SWEATER. in navy
Nina hrovn snd navy: closeiv
woven ana .sceiient auaiity
10 do. m. NJ &c each. (5d door. !
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lOc Cologne, sc.
81 Start Pins, 4Sc.

Hoyt's German Cologne. a
general favorite. Regular loo
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Mems solid gold top Scarf
Pins. In .stope-set effects; scores
| OF beautiful designs. . to 9 p.
] m. at 49c each.
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Every garment ndtaiored and trimmed with SERGE venetian
cloth Innings Selfcoh, convertible velvet collars.
This seasons newest modthe Chesterfield the Great Coat
and the Raglan. szsssA
All sizes from % to A. Unreseved choice at St2S5.
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S5c Table Damask, 1Sc.

Heavyweight Satin Mercerixed
Blsached Table Damask. with
soft mercerised finish. Free
from dressing. 2 to 8 p. m. at
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csc S0sodont, lsc bottle,

Regular CSC size bottles OF So
sodont Liquid for the teeth; on
sale from Q to . p. m. At 1sc
each.
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&c Wash Cloths, sKc.

Reversible Wash Cloths. thor
|ouGhly sanitary: sold regularly
at &c each. 2 to s p. m. at TWO
for &c.
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I5c Talcum Powder. &c.

American Violet Talcum Pow
der. for toilet and nursery. Reg
uiar i6c boxes. From to
p. m. at &c.
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Extra She GoMns. ~.

Women's extra sise Muslin
tucked yoke ana ruffie apsund
neck and sleeves. Extra full
cut. 2 to p. m. at 10 each.
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&c Tooth Picks, Q for Sc.

Gold Medal" Tooth Picks,
double pointed hardwood. From
. to . p. m. At TWO boxes for
DC. Toilet Dept.)
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All-silk Moire Betting. In
black, white. and colors. Belt
lengths Of three-quarters Of q
yard, from 20 9 p. m. at &c
each. (Ribbon Dept.l
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80 0UHOquHDS wv
sateen Lambrequins. In light
and dark colorings, with fringed
sides and ends. to p. m. at
lSc each.
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Munyon's ESQ Cream, lee.

Munyon's Witch Hssel Face
and Skin Cream. a popular
cream that possesses unusual
virtues. Regular CSC tubes for
12c from 2 to G d. m.
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Regular &c cans OF Sardines.
packed In Oil; select quality.
From . to 9 p. m. at TWO for
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lOc Toilet Soap, &c.

The famous Physicians and
snrseons Toilet Soap. made Of
pure vegetable oils. Regular l0c
cakes at &c each from . to {
D. m.
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chiidren's heavy weight Can
With and without feet. All siae:
UP to 10 years. 3 to p. m. at
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Striped wash SILK, extra
heavy. strong woven quality; in
Q good assortment OF coiors. Es-
peciaiiy desirable for waists. Q
to 9 p. m. at 29c yard.
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Large size Bed Pillows, cover
Cd s,, Win nssyywssas art siSs,ns
feathers. to 8 p. m. at 2sc
each.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-24
BRAVE ENGINEER
BATTLES BANDITS

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Feb. 22.-With
his right arm broken by a bandits
revolver bullet, Engineer Charles ID.
Mansfield early this morning drove
Northwestern fast mail train No. y
ten miles into Cedar Rapids and fell
fainting to the station platform, af
ter defeating an attempted holdup
by masked men near Bertram.
AS the bullets from the highway
men sang about his head and buried
themselves in the side of the cab,
Mansfield jerked the throttle wide OPP
en- and left his assailants standing
beside the track.
At Cedar Rapids a posse was or.
ganized and sent back to the scene
OF the attempted holdup and man
hunt was begun. The country In the
nelghborhood of Bertram is heavily
wooded, and it is believed that the
highwaymen will seek shelter in the
woods. A revolver battle is expected
at any moment,
The train left Chicago at 1890 o.
clock last night and was due to ar
rive at Cedar Rapids at 1:45 o'clock
this morning. There is said to have
been a large sum of currency in the
forward express coach.
At lonely spot on the road about
ten miles east of Cedar Rapids the
bandits planned to stop the train,
oyerpower the guSrds and dynamite
!aC safe.
The train was running at a rate OF
about sixty miles an hour when Mans.
field noticed a red light shown half
mile ahead.
Applying his brakes, he brought
Eis train almost to stop when he
noticed a half dozen men standing
near the track where the signal was
shown. Their faces were masked and
they covered the engineer with their
revolvers. On the opposite side of the
track two other men menaced the
fireman with their weapons.
Realizing the situation Mansfield
opened the throttle and thus foiled
the bandits.
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500 Reward 100.

The readers of this paper will he
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages,
and that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity,
Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treat,
ment. Halls Catarh Cure - taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the foun.
dalton of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials.
Address F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-24
STATEMENT From An
ISLAND RESIDENT
Continued iron Page /

Continued IRON Page l.
ana the obstacles which they had Ell.
couh'efed, exc. stating that al, these
incidents were generally known and
advertised, but 1t was entirely new
to the island people who did not knoS
mat the placing of dam Ia the river
near the mouth of the canyon vas e,
en- contemplated until construction
work had actually commenced ana
many did not know of it until the,
were notified of II at the first public
meeting which was called of island
people to discuss the matter. Dire, :.
ors j. q. Adams and Thomas Smal
also expressed thei views which
were in accord with these of prest.
Widtsoe. 1t is evident that the mat.
tiers connected with the history of
the dam were so often discussed by
the officials of the state and college
that they supposed that all the people
were informed with regard to what
they were doing and planning to GO
in order to secure the water power
desired but in this they were certainly
mistaken, as the people were ignor.
ant OF their intentions regarding the
dam intended, and when they learn.
ed OF it they were very much exer.
cised over It,
The general feeling of the people
on the island now is that a great mis-.
take has been made which will en-.
danger the lives and property Of over
1000 people, that the valuation Of
their property is reduced thereby at
least fifty per cent whether the dam
ever breaks or not, and the fear that
1t may break Is a severe strain upon
the more timid portion Of this part of
the community.
We do not believe that the State
and College officials had any desire
. to do injustice to the people living
on the Island, nor is there any ami.
mostly against them, for we believe
that even now II they had realized
that the people would have felt so
badly about It, and that it would have
damaged their property as It has IN
the estimation of buyers, they never
would have constructed it at its pre-.
sent site. 9'
We should now make every effort
, which has been made will cause the
dam to be constructed much more
safely than it would otherwise have
been, but we do not believe that pro.
\ perty will ever be considered as de,
! sirable on the Island in the future
/, as u would have been without the
dam,
We . should now make every ef
fort'to protect the banks of the River
so as to protect us as much as possib
lie in any event
(Signed) AN ISLAND Resident
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Shorthand stenographic reporting.
typewriting. Tel No. s If
50
Mr.. Heber Mckay, of Ogden, spent
Thursday in Logan.
-.S--
Utah and Wyoming Coal, Anderson
Fuel Co., Phone t2o. =
ID
Good sound work horses for sale at
reasonable prices. Michael Johnson.
Tel 55sy m2i
"a
Word reached Logan Wednesday
night to the effect that baby girl
had been born to Mr.. and Mrs. San
uel G. Spillman of Pocatello but for.
merly of Logan Second ward.
81
CALL At cAMPBElL's AND IN
sPEcT THEIR NEW SHIPMENT OF
GOWNS ORDERED FOR THE MILL
TARY BALL.
81. M
There will be ward conference held
in the Logan Fourth ward next Sun
day Feb. rs, at 2 and o'clock pm.
1t is desired that all the ward men,
bers be present as there will be spe-
ciaI business transacted.
&
Miss Veda Scott left Thurs. morn
ing for Salt Lake City where shc
will spend some time with her sister
Mrs. Emma Miller.
IS
There will be ward conference he'd
in the Logan Fourth ward next sun
dav Feb. rs, at 2 and Z o'clock PIN.
II is desired that all the ward mem
bers be present as there will be spe-
cial business transacted.
&
Civil service examination for the
position Of forest clerk will be held
at the post office in this city on Feb
ruary 81, 1912. For application blanks
and for full information relative to
the examination, qualifications, duties,
salaries, etc, address Secretary
Board OF Civil Service Examiners,
Postoffice. City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-24

Next time you come to town en-
quire at Howell Bros. about that
motorcycle. f24
4
Hundreds are working to get How.
ell BroSasYOtoreycle' Are yOu-On of
them? f24
4
WANTED-1000 men, women and
children to have their shoes repair
ed at the Logan Shoe Parlors, l55
North Main. Opposite Post Office.
d
Blated over the basketball victories
OF the week the b. Y. College stud
ents celebrated in royal manner at
the school yesterday afternoon.
s
After delightful seven weeks visit
with his wife and daughter who are
spending the winter in Denver, Colo,
Bishop Joseph Newbold of Logan
Fourth ward returned home last Wed
nesday evening.
$
Mr.. G. w. Clark formerly prac-
teal shoemaker OF Denver, Colo, has
moved to Logan and will hereafter
conduct an up-to-date shoe repair
! shop in the rear of Newbolds Cloth
ing store His shop will be known as
the Logan Shoe Parlors.
*
Manager Hatch Of the Opera House
received the following telegram
Thursday: Evanston, Wyo, %. Mgr,
Opera House, Logan, Missouri Girl
played here last night to capacity,
and more than pleased my patrons.
You will do well to recommend it 10
your patrons as the best comedy they
will get this season. A. r. Bowen Mgr.
Wyoming Theatre.
$
A very pleasant surprise party vas
given Mr.. Geo. w. SQuires on Thurs.
day evening at his home on North
Third West. the occasion being his
birthday and thirteenth wedding ami.
versary. The party was planned and
carried out by his wife. The house
was decorated tastefully in red. white
and blue and flags. The evening was
spent in social pastime after which
deiicious' luncheon was served.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Anthem Anderson, N, w
Kimball, tLs s. Carbon. Jos. E. Car
don, Thomas Ballard, A. Il. Andrews,
Mrs. Margaret Ballard, Ms. Alice NJ
Squires, Master Ballard Carbon. All
went home pronouncing the affair q
Z, big success. J
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|0NN 3 % ENU1|
NLOCALSANDPERS ONALSN
lCnN q Y 4 sc Is = ZGJl

y u X AO
Miss Gladys Davis came from Salt
Lake City to spend Washington's
birthday with relatives and friends.
s.
Miss Mary A. Grant of Hyde Park,
was visiting schools In the city yes.
terday. "
Jrt.efG. 80
Miss Ethel willmore came from
Salt Lake City to spend few days
visiting relatives and friends. #
- ~
II you, want the best and cleanest
coal order Aberaeepor Rock Springs
from M. and L. Coal Co. Phone a.
.s IS ~.
Prof Christian Larsen of the A. O.
will take part in the subject of Home
Reading at the First Ward Parents
Class tomorrow morning. IS;
&
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Harding
left Thursday morning for Salt Lake
City where Mr., Harding will visit
schools. ' seq Sci
The sermon at the Presbyterian
church Sabbath evening at 1880, will
be on the subject "The Lost Found"
treatment of the three parallels in
the fifteenth chapter of st. Luke.
IS
The new law firm of Law and flar-
ris has been formed by Messrs A. A.
Law and NJ. C. Harris. Temporary Of.
fees over the Rochdale. mi
s
The Lowell school was dismissed
yesterday in order to give the tea
cheers a visiting day. Some of the
teachers visited schools of Ogden
while others spent the day in Salt
Lake City.
s
Elders Hyrum Hansen and Oliver
Munk will speak to the Scandinavians
at the tabernacle next Sunday at
10 am. Elder Hansen was lately
banished from Sweden for preaching
the gospel.
=
The MILFORD Woodruff company OF
the Daughters OF the Pioneers will
meet at the home of Mrs. ]. G. Allen
302 South First East street on Satur
day February "a, at $3.50 pm.
+
The Wilson, one Of the LEADING Ho
,eis Of Salt Lake City; rates 500 per
lay ana upwards. Music during meal
hours. Headquarters for Cache Val
ey people.
s.
On Thursday Feb 29th in the 9Th
ward Hall Prof C. Larsen will speak
on What the Bible has Contributed
to Literature and Prof. Arnold will
speak on What Heather Religions
have Contributed to Literature. Good
music. Everybody invited
s
Those who bought union suits al
half price at the 15c bazaar some time
ago will be glad to know that Mr.
Rasmussen bought big bankrupt
stock including l.. ID. s. Garments
mems and boys shirts, ladies' ant
childrens underwear, hosiery, etc.
that is now offered at half price. f2i
s.
st. Johns church-The services fol-
the First Sunday in Lent will b,
morning prayer and Ante-Communior
at IL o'clock and evening prayer al
1880 pm. The subject of the address
in the evening will be 1.-THE Reclama
ton of Arid Lives" During Lent {
Bible class will be held Friday even
ings in the House at 1880 which will
study the Life of Christ, and OF
Wednesday afternoons at s pm. there
will be services In the Church with
talks on "The Teaching OF Christ.
i The public IL invited to all of thea,
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