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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-06-14
LOCALS

tloee' Meat Market.
 c ]. Gentry and family visited h Hope Tuesday.
 r. sn;shed a large brick kiln. Ess eu1' me if you need e It prick, Marshal
 u. make loans on liberal terms Io i'm improved real estate e,o.o,,,
 Hee at Court House-Phone 32s'
 rso. W. S. Martin and brother
 ,s were in the city last Mon- Hay.
 Ire. Gibson of Route 3 was in he city Saturday and called at khis office.
 Frank billiard of Mt. Moriah roo in the city yesterday and purchased a Chevrolet car. l If ;ts brick you need see J. W. ktarshal. His yard is on the ;reeson place east of Ed Gordon.
 Phone us at our expense for demonstration. Roebuck and Ninn. the Studebaker men, Hope, Ark.
 1 D. M. McLelland of Route 4, Eas in the city Saturday and he Will now be a reader of the Pic kyune.
 Miss Helen James of Blevins. gbo has been visiting Mrs. s. P. Mcclure, returned to her home Tuesday.
 s A large stock of the best known makes of Ice Cream Freezers. All slzes. Prescott Hardware Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Martin Bale and Master Bill Freeman left last Saturday for a visit to )lr. Martindale's mother near )lavsville Okla.
 For Bed Bugs use Red Did, Aond Insecticide, non-pois- bnous. Large size sprinkle )op bottles 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Miss Boone of Greenville, Tex Is arrived Monday afternoon. 6he will have charge of the Singing at the revival being keld at tie Methodist church.
 Phone Roebuck and Vim at Hope for a demonstration of ftudebaker Cars Six Cylinder passenger $1325. 00, Four Cyl bder : passenger $1050 %. De- ivered.
 , We have just received a con- ete stock of Watkins remedies, xtrsets, and toilet articles. Call E when in need of anything in atslnS me We pay postage. nOne l34. !. NJ. Duke
 k D. Delaney and Joe Thom- son of Jackson township were
 town on business Monday. ney report the hard rains and |alls of last week as doing great amase to that part of the coun-
 W, Il. Evans of Texarkana as m the city Saturday en e0te to look after his farm near 4FWa
 at'on. A heavy hail storm ated that section last week 20 practically ruined the crop
 his place
 "eeall youf attention to the ,nops ot the laws passed by s last General Assembly pub saed lh this issue of the Pica- 4hs. This Synopsis was pre- a'ed by the Attorney General
 'ae state under Act No. 2.
 Slrayed From Prescott last satesias June the 6th. one bronco horse. scar on sh' ifoht foot cut by a barb I.'s' about years old He was
 at Boaghton. Will pay A'oEaole reward for his return
 ne a, Prescott
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-06-14
4z1|~
Find the Man

Every man and woman Is anxfori to buy some article e-necessity O. luxury-every day of his or her life
 Single handed it would take yoa months 70 seek out those interestea in your line of business.
 An advertisement in this paper ooes the work instantaneousiy.
 It corrals the purchaser orine' him to your store-makes Elm o. things you advertised.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-06-14

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aUB- MYTHS M

Will cure your Rheumatism
 euralgia. Headaches, Cramps, olic, Sprains. Bruises. Cuts and rms. Old Sores. Stings of Insects ,c. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in- - .nally and externally. Price 2sc.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-06-14

One, pound of sugar for every three or four quarts of strawberries.
 Put layer of strawberries and then sugar, until all the sugar Is used for the above amount. Let stand over night. In the morning boil juice and berries 10 minutes. Pack in hot steri- lized jars. Seal. then process 10 minutes in the usual way,
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-06-14

J. C. Buchanan of Okolona was in the city yesterday.
 Dr. Sutton of Sutton. was in the city the first of the week.
 For Children:- Rexall Bed wetting remedy is guaranteed.
 Guthrie Drug Store.
 Dr, C. F. Nelms of Laneburp was in the city yesterday on business.
 A card from Mr Ingram who is in Hot Springs states that he is getting along splendidly. We call your attention to the ad elsewhere in this issue of the Fort Smith Rim and Bow Com pany of Fort Smith Arkansas. Read it.
 J. K. Hamilton and Master George Christopher returned from Washington D. c. yester- day morning. They attended the Confederate Reunion.
 Hemstitching - Mrs. W. F. Saunders. 306 Draughn Ave, Texarkana, Ark, does beautiful hemstitching at 1Oc per yard lst 5 yards, all over 5c per yd.
 Several cars of potatoes have been shipped from this place this week. They are paying $2. 50 per busheI at the car. This is certainly fancy iprice for po- tatoes.
 Telephone us to save you the size Ice Cream Freezer you will need. We have complete stock. Prescott Hardware Company.
 Lost-One Red Poll, muly bull, 2 years old, marked with crop and split in right ear and two underbits in left ear. Any in- formation as to his whereabouts will be highly appreciated by me. s. P. Mcclure. Phone 1923 C. Prescott, Ark. Dr. J. E. Cox is now located in offices at the Hesterly Drug Store. The interior of the office has been remodeledlsand new furniture added. Dr. Cox will be glad to have his friends call there to see him.
 We appreciate a3visit by Rev. Lee Starnes last Saturday. Lee is a son of W. R. Starnes of Bluff City and. is a'..'splendid young man who has chosed the high calling of the ministry. We wish him success.
 King Constantine of Greece has abdicated the throne in fa- vor of his son, Alexander. The king was charged of being Pro German in sympathies, it was alleged that this was on accoun of Queen Sophia who is a sister to the German Emperor.
 Rear Admiral sPeary lbelieves that the best way to combat the submarine menace lis with the airplanes. He IS urging congress to make ..appropriationsilfor that purpose. Evidently the air planes are cutting quite figure in this war.
 pr. J. B. HesterlyIis in Balti- more. Maryland taking a Post Graduate Course in Medicin. and Surgery at the John Hop kins University. Dr. Jake is OF, of our young physicians that i. destined to makei" good in hi chosen profession.
 From the reports from differ ent parts of the county. the rai and hail storms last:Cweek di, considerable damage Ito tn. crops. especially the cotton. / great many will not try to plan cotton again. but will plant tft land in corn and peas.
 Dr. Hess Poultry Panace; will keen VOLT chicken,
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-06-14
Daily Thought.

A single grateful thought turned heavenward is he most perfect pray. e--Lessing
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We want to beg the corre- spondents 10 get their letters in as early in the week as you pos- sihiy can. This will insure their publication the same week. un- less they arc crowded out by something that we are bound to put in their place. We appreci- at, these letters and want you to push them in on time. Do your best and we will do ours.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-06-14

Strayed From pasture near the Concrete bridge north of Prescott two jersey heifers one and one half or two years old. One was 8 very light colored and the other dark. No marks or brands. Will pay liberal reward for their recovery.
 D. c. Tippett.
 Prescott, ArX.
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Dr. Hess Poultry Panace; will keep your chicken. healthy and free from Chol era. 25c at Hesterly Drug Store.

Rev. Marion Monk of Camdr is assisting the pastor of th Methodist church, Rev. J. < Parker in a revival meetiue the Methodist church in tbi city. The meeting begun Sunds, and will continue for a week |. ten days. Large s.aud!ences ay attending these services Mis Boone of q eenl,li", Texas conducting the singing.
 Ice Cream time We have xood stock ot tna very hos freezers Prescott Hsriwa, Company.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
STAR CLOTHING
TYPiFIES GROWTH
OF THIS CITY

The Star Clothing Company Is a
business that typifles the growth of
Logan, having had its beginning in
a little store on Girst Forth street,
and grown to its present Importance
occupying large Main street store
Alex Smith, the owner of this
business is an example of persist
ent and progressive business man,
who has well earned his success. The
policy of the Star Clothing Company
has always been one of honest values
and fair profit and this policy has
won.
The large following Of this con-
Germ who stick" is the best evidence
of the public's attitude towards
this business.
10000
Professor Ray b. West of the Ag-
ricultural College will address the
Senior class Of the Fifth ward M. !.
A. tonight on Engineering and War.
All the young men are welcome.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
NERO.
A FLOURISHING
INSTITUTION

H. G. Hayball Mercantile Com
pany on West Center is a name so
intimately and so long connected
with the business life of Logan City
that no person in the city and few
in the valley, need be told anything
about them =. Y
tYearS of experience and careful
notice OF the needs OF the people Of
this section of the country in mer-
chandise keeps Hayballs constantly
to the front
One of the features of this bust
hess is the constant selling of staple
lines of groceries and dry goods at
prices lower than those obtainable
elsewhere. ;..s.i ~ T'b' - -,9.
4 The high cost of living is thing
viewed with alarm by this concern
and as a result the people have been
able to, buy the necessities Of life
.hefe, at prices within their reach.
Mr.. Hayball, the founder of this
business, is one of the most promi-
fnent citizens of Logan, and man
whose success in life is well exem-
plified by his furnishing business.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
HOWELL BROTHERS
IOGAN'S FOREMOST
CLOTHIERS

This clothing company in all prob
ability enjoys as wide a popularity
as any of the local clothing stores.
This popularity is due to the person
ell of this firm and the fact of their
having the largest clothing stock in
the city.
Luther NJ. Howell. manager OF
this clothing house, is one of the
most likeable business men on Main
street because OF his genuine appre-
citation of the friendship, of a wide
circle of friends. AS the advertising
campaign of American industries has
grown and beome more wide spread,
the public has learned to know and
appreciate the goods.
OF standard makes. and value, and
big factor in the extensive trade OF
this firm is the famous and nation
ally advertised line of Kuppenheim-
er clothes. and their other lines OF
furnishings equally high in quality,
! AS the city has grown so has this
business. and through the pleasant
reception always accorded customers
the dispatch with which they are
served, new ones are made every
day. This is the reason for. their
growth, and the end is not. yet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
DEPARTMENT STORE
WHICH ADDS TO
LOGAN'S BEAUTY

The Nose Lewis Department. store
on north Main street is headquarters
for a host of people from the out of
town sections. This store under the
able management of John w. Barrett
has grown, until today you would
say that it is full sized. But Mr..
Barrett keeps adding to the stock and
consequently they have almost out
grown their present quarters.
One year ago these people had In
their employ three clerks, Today
they have ten employed. All due tC
the management attending strictly
to business,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
AMERICAN STEAM 80.
LAUNDRY CONDUCTS
/ I. MODEL BUSINESS

The American Steam Laundry
now located in itafasS home on
North Main strees sn ;fhf-' building
erected for the 1sSaa 1, Garage and
Machine Shop, is itdessY one of Lo-
gan's leading business:& institutions,
Policies are carried So,it in ithe con-
duct of this business that makes the
American Steam Laundry distinctive.
This firm, was the fret lnfthe city
to adopt the pay as You gosSpolicy
and this one policy alone has .. done
more than any other one thing, to
make for the institution the success
it has attained.
The new home is as near a fire
proof building as it is possible to
get a building. The structure is of
concrete with floors of concrete. The
floor space is so arranged as to al.
low each department of the laundry,
a separate and distinct section. There
is the collar department, the dry
cleaning department, tthe pressing
department, the washing department,
the mailing and sorting department,
and Inc offices. Manager George
Squires is a great believer in having
place for everything and he sees
to it that every representative puts
everything in its place. At any time
one can go through the laundry and
will find the place in real apple-pie
order.
A payroll of thirty-five is main
tanned by the laundry. Twenty girl!
and fifteen men find work at thi!
place at remunerative wages. No
only. is this institution strongly sup
ported by the local public, but out
side towns over the county and ad
joining states. send their laundr.
work to Logan for cleaning.
Oliver L. Bear, engineer for tn
National Laundry Association o
America. was recently in Logan, an
he pronounced this laundry tn
most unique laundry he had ever Wis
tied In the United States. This
saying a great deal, but we believ
with Mr.. Bear that we boast of on
Of the best laundries in the Who'll
country.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
FAYLE
IN CHARGE OF
GRIFFIN GARAGE

About one year and a half ago I.
A. Faylei came to Logan and took
over the automobile end of the Grif-
fin Machine Shop on South Main
street. During this time Mr.. Fayle
has worked up clientele second to
none in this part of the state.
He has made speciality of start
ing and lighting systems and has had
chance to show to the public his
capabilities along this line. The
business has increased about the
Griffin Garage until today there is
no more busy place in town. Mr.
Fayle being compelled to keep extra
mechanics about him at all times.
% % % q &.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
INION KNITTING
! FACTORIES A.,
d, VERY FINE PLACE

|. fhe Union Knitting Mills building
on West Center street is pronounced
to be the best and most up-to-date
mill of its kind in the state. This
mill manufactures high grade knit
underwear, sweaters and hosiery. 1t
also has a special department to
make up woven goods such as mack
ina@s, wool shirts, maekinaw pants,
and mackinaw shirts. 1t is modern
in every respect for lighting. heat
ing good ventilation and sanitation.
Thfs~ being the case, it answers the
request of the state laws of safe
guarding every employe. Thanks to
the men who urge and maintain : a
business of this kind. The Utah
compensation inspector says that the
Union Knitting Mills stands high
among the other factories in the
state.
When the mill is running at full
capacity 1t employs eighty people,
and keeps forty-three travelling men
busy six months of the year. The
business conditions this year have
been fifty per cent better than il
was last year. 4-.s ..u, e; E.
Each employee in the Union Knit
ting Mills is a Red Gross member
also each member supported the
Liberty Loan. The amount isIbscrib
ed by the employees to the aLibert,
Loan was $4,10O. In addition to sthi'
amount the factory subscribed $4,000
One good mention is that the Unior
Knitting Mills is the only knitting
mill that makes every article the.
sell.
1t takes big and strong man t.
manage a plant of this kind, whic'
the Union Mills are fortunate to hav
in George w. Skidmore. Mr.. Skid
} more is a booster in all affairs pei
tanning to the community.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
BENCH GROCERY
STORE ON SOUTH
MAIN STREET

Mrs. Martha II. Bench and daugh-
ter Alice, are the managers and the
proprietors of the Bench store in the
Sixth ward which is one of the town
accommodating stores. They have
successfully conducted a grocery and
dry goods store for the past eight
years. A liberal patronage is en-
joyed by them from their neighbors
and friends who feel it great con-
venience to have store with such a
good stock of merchandise. so handy.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
EDWARDS FURNITURE
STORE CANNOT
BE OUTCLASSED

This firm name is one of the old!
est and most familiar on Logan bust
ness roster, having been established
in the year 1885. it has continued
to the present to deal in furnishings
for the home. The business grows
as the town and valley has grown.
In 1901 the present home of this
firm was erected, and since that
date they have never looked back,
being among the leaders in any en-
terprise designed for the benefit or
Improvement of the city.
A thorough understanding Of the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

so many years. He proved himself
to be a great friend of the boys when
it comes to righteous dealing.
The success of the Judge is evil
denced by the great number of
friends and clients who are found
at his office every day Of the
year. I'VE sell the earth and loan
money on it," well represents the
business conducted by our friend. for
he indeed is selling the earth in big
chunks, and there is no limit to the
money he has to supply to his many
clients. 80.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
NEW AUTOMOBILE
CONCERN is COMING
TO LOGAN CITY

The Plant Auto Company, with
headquarters at Richmond for the
last three years has moved to Logan
and is now comfortably located in
the B. G. Thatcher Building, form
erly occupied, by the Motor Sales
Corporation. H. T.. Plant. acting
mauager,of this popular car, company
is live wire of the. livest kind,
which accounts. for his success while
at Richmond. Associated with Mr.,
PLANT, is the we'll known auto sales.
man Joseph Golightly. who has help,
ed to make automobiles famousI in
this section. ..., ..... /. 3
This concern has extended their
territory and now they have 1.-THE
agency for Cache County. Utah, and
Franklin and Bannock Counsies,
Idaho, which is considered to become
of the best territories in these states,
The line of cars carried by the
H. T. Plant Company, is not new by
any means in this section, as the
Overland is one of the oldest cars
in America and the WHY'S Knight is
recognized the world over for the
completeness of its motor.
Manager Plant Is very optimistic
over the outlook for next season and
his confidence is evidenced by his
persistent efforts. He is a man OF
many friends, and call on him Will
| convince you that he is well acqaint-
ed with his line. The salesroom in
the Thatcher building is the pride
of an the overland workers asrthey
now have on display their 1918
models.
The Logan Republican joins hand.
with the people of Logan and Cache
County in welcoming Mr.. Plant ant
his company to this city. $780,"
wANTED-3 or roomed house
close in, either furnished or unfurn
ished. Leave word at this office. t
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

needs OF the people of this Section
and careful attention to the quality
of merchandise sold, these people
have built business that today Is
one of the foremost in the city.
The red arrow seen along the
highways of northern Utah and In
southern Idaho. all point the way,
to Edwards Furniture. This is an
example of the push and energy man;
ifest in the management of this bust
ness.
Anything new in the furniture line
is always found here first, and with
consummate skill they continue the
originators. They are today "furn-
ishing the nest" of large. portion
of the people Of this section.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kind assistance and floral
offerings in the death and burial OF
our little daughter and granddaugh-
ter, Madeline.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Ramsey.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
JUDGE Petersen
THE MAN WITH
THE GOODS

H. A. Petersen, one of the most
prominent figures in the Logan bust
ness circles, is conducting a very sue
cessful real estate, loan. and insur-
ance business in his coy little Of
flee on West First North street
Judge Petersen is favorite among
the younger set, owing to the fact
that he served as Juvenile Judge for
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
STUDIO
A BUSY PLACE
THESE DAYS

One does not need to recommend
Torgensen's for quality pictures, be-
cause there is no business in Logan
better known than the Torgensen
Studio. George Torgensen entered
this business upwards of fifteen years
ago and since his first day in this
field. the business has grown con-
stantly.
George. with wide circle Of
friends about this section, and with
his business like methods applied to
the conduct of his business, has kept
string of people coming and going
from his studio every working day
during the yesis - ~-.'--. - 80.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

Mr.. Picot has plenty of money for
the man with the security. A first
mortgage on a good farm is always
acceptable to Mr.. Picot. His rates
are fair with liberal options. He Is
also interested in an extensive real
estate business as we'll as conducting
an insurance business including both
life and fire insurance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18
WASHINGTON DISPATCH

Congress passed the Prohibition bill late yesterday
afternoon making the United States prohibition nation
Only 70 members of the house vbted against the bill
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

Abe Hansen one of the prominent
College ward farmers, was In Logan
Saturday on business.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

There are few young men at the
age of Alfred G.. Picot who have had
the responsibility thrust upon them
as was thrust upon this young man
at the death Of his father, How well
he has succeeded with the conduct
hing of his business is told by the
ever increasing demands for farm
loans which are made on him.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-12-18

wANTED-3 or roomed house,
close in, either furnished or unfurn-
ished. Leave word at this office. II