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Show WEEKLY NEH I.AYTON, UTAH, MAY 7, lOCv r Laytons Service pro-gra- Club Is Praised By A Chicagoan ! i Tfike it Speaking before membft3 c t Layton Service club Wednesday-night-, Frank Keat, Chicago wania club members, praised cal organization and fold cf pr. tunities afforded groups i s:eestei in community betterment. x'Q meeting, featured by a dif.ni?, held in the Layton school. Music was by the Ogdr Hr?.,? of ! rv club, under direction Sampson, Committees nair,ed erv J. W. Call, Calvin Corbrid,-George Briggs, membership, r.p William Dawson, Frank Adams Wallace Cowley, Leo Green and J. S. Adams, nUpning commitu, to work with the townr board planv ning group. Vaudeville t Y ' e i C' avN'V f" In a Fire NN,E and iCM-,t-r- Veil Dance 7 'I7VtAXl A j Bountiful Drug Co. m-- -' 6 do not know whether the method now being followed will get the country out of the depression or whether if it ig gotten out it will stay out tut we do feel con- -. vinced that something must have been radically wrong some whers else we would never have gene in.. such a tail spin. We have the also, that until tho real cause m discovered and the country will not be 'checked, safe for long from a repetition pf the prea-e- f Jt' , S J A I itl COlilCf WfftC A will vU E C fW D 1 I! m-lir- C nt unpleasantness. LC "WR1ST could play it! -- Co. 940 A new story oT the old ?vy That ev$r ?lcome peonage, Chaplin Bennion.'paid company 940 another of his most welcome visits Wednesday night The Chaplin is a regular fellow and very popular with the fellows of our camp.- As usual, he brought a vary entertaining group with him. They were youngsters with very much talent. From a very small boy who had eaten too much but who petformed excellently, to the Trupstor who was very accomplished, also two very dne singers. They conducted, themselves in a very pleasing manner. Chaplin Ber.nion gave a short talk on .Worry Control". '& ' fv. v: F . 5s - fresh from the west pen of your favorite author with the star who always thrills you ' playing his greats;! role I "A . of tLe lowe-- ?ri.-c,and most economical cars the world today-standin a class by itself performance and driving pleasure. Over two and a half million American motorists have swhing to it in less than four years. 0vr one million-chositin 193.1 alone. That car is the Ford Now we urge you to drive this great new 1936 Ford V-- 8 before you tlt'eide on any car at any price. We urge you to know for yourself the feel of Ford Y-- 8 engine perform a nee the almost effortless ehse of handling tl.e muarh-ubTstability under all for-shee- s e Y-- k :V v V s ? ' 'road conditions tlK? true fine-ca- r riding comfort have taken hold so convincingly with the hardest-buyin- g audience Unit eccf tested Americas cars.. Ask your Ford Dealer for a ear to try. You .dont Y-- 8 knotf a Ford until really you drive one. And you cant judge nwdern car value nulil you know the Ford V-r lc IF PARKS, The Jeweler 25 West, South Temple ID CLASSIFIED i : v; 8-- 0. W '.Perloriuaiico with Economy Tcrtui ai low ai a month, after 12-1- down payment, under UCC Yi a month pinna. $510 and up, FOB Detroit, including Safety Glau throughout in every bdy tjpe. Standard tcoesaory group extra. ' , BARBARA FRITCHIE FRANCES . MORGAN Legion Auxiliary George R Day Post GRANT VORH OF. A LF.lt TOD AY ANI GET THAT V-- 8 FEELING! Boul FOR plants; 5 SALE C0c Sweet potato per hundred. Godfrey Woolslnycr. Bountiful. 12 FOR SALE One Culbransen player piano. Trice $43 for quick sale. A. G. Coppins, Woods Cross. Thpne Bountiful 2QQ.w. 12 FOR SALE Clark Jewel gas range, oven control, foyr burners, C. M. Ware, 4 doors east of West ' Bountiful 8choolhouRe. .12- FOR SALEnevTl?3T,'Ply mouth businens coupe, Enquire of Mayor II. J, Sessions of Farming ... tn. ; ;12., FOR SALE Gas - range, $1. Apply at Clipper office. FOR SALE Extra large strong , y trunk cost over 'will ake at Clipper office.'; n .12 LOST night of May 7, on Bara. - WALLACE neglecting, never forgetting those who sacrificed most in the terrible World War." They have showered upon us beautiful flowers, lovely Mother Day cards,, entertainment with music and song, banquets and above all, that sweet smile which always greets us,. Girls ,we thank, ou apd kay, God bless you and may your sor. rows and troubels he few. When you have given to the world the best yoif have, the best will come back to you. LAVINIA JJANN ARGYtE Cirttltd bDarid Howard FOX Xaftaia A CAI FROM Modern Motors, Inc. " wifh . BORROW I ADS Forc SALE Nev house- in Centerville, very cheap; easy terms, 'hone Hyland 6GG5-or call at 1 18 So. 9fh East, Salt Lake City 8! Company $40 dropped a live in-- , ning practice game to Farmington Our boys could by the score of not click with the woodwork but they, showed improvement on the American nt P r 8. e w-a- 3 . WATCHES All Kinds Lwest Prices ' Long Guarantee i 0E , , ' t; Captaip William. A. Nurf Jr. .was transferred to company 940 on May 6. Captain Nunn formerly connected with Co. 2532 in Ely, Nev He was presented May 6 at the allcamp program.' To The n DlkSlU6$lj 01 D C V V C I C A M Iw - Are Glad To Announce that we bow have our New MOIl ART Counter Dilh this newest and latentfreezer, equip- out the w to make li " in1'!t Jbu all possible to come in and sea dug ew adai;hn to our in . m. ItSSM 0 Shane III) ' - : xs Ve ' A low bid of 156,527.45 Lt cor. tnietion of the North Fanning diamond. of Hs tn Dancing as You Like it? mj Headquarters Y-.-O. Uly Underpass ton Weber canyon highaw underpass below the Bamberger Electric submitted by the Bowrailrc a ers Building Company of Sait Lake City to the State Road Commission at the Capitol yesterday. In addition to the $56,527.43 cf work, on the underpass, $4, 0H0 worth of work will be done on force account. With the usual 10 per cent for engineering and contingencies, the total coat will be brought Aip to $66,580.19. -- ON THE STAGE . Low of coumebce will present a At this time, tne camp will te fa zoned w ith the presence of Mr. Jveddmgton's maie quartet. May ,.Mc scoool of music will lurnisn an ah camp program. ' . .Six of the .boys stood at street Crossing l.hursuay wniie the sueamoned tram passed on the Oiegon .shwrt Line, to prevent accidents. . I am sure I express the sentiments of every Gold Star Mother when I say, What a lovely group of women that have carried on so " faithfully these many years, never Tries WedL Tim, . M A Y 12th, 13th, 14th . flO.-Appl- r . : berger wallet train, containing' valuables. Kindly notify Thomas' Timms, Centerville. Reward. 12 WANTED AT ONCEYonng married man to run'tuy farm on Sessions mountain. Irvin Burning- -' ffnBountifulPhone llE,' 11-FO- R RENT Furnished or un furnished three room apt. Bishop Quayle Cannon, Bountiful. Phone 15-- 1U2 g WANTED and cleaning. Norman G. Hatch, across street south from Refinery, Woods Cross. 4 FOR SALE acres in chemls st Bountiful 3t shares of Stona Creek water; Bonneville paid out; for quick Bale call Hy. 6472-Wm. Oliver, 631 Wilmington Ave Salt Lake City. IQ-FOR SALE Good modern boms at Layton. Union Furniture Co 1DL Bountiful. WANTED Plowing, cultivating or any kind of farm work. Chas. Wright, Woods Cross R. F. D. Burninghams barber shop, Bountiful. 11.15 FOR SERVICE Chester white boar. D. C. Mann, Woods Cross. 10-Phone WILL BOARD and care for sit good saddle horses for. occasional use this summer. White'Met Flegaf 2703 Summerside Ave., Salt Lake. 10 Phone Hy. 3302-alFUR SALE Young sow pig go a hog f .r .a!e or service. Phone 7- Bc'uniiful 177-f OR SAI.N Good used Oakland car st a bargain price. Inqufre at the U:..o:; 1' urr.i: are Co., Bounti- fnl. 6; uK bALE Or trade Five large roomed house and ten acres of land. East Ui:rh, Emily Han- sen. FOR BALE Four wheel trailer truck frame with 14 foot bed; good strong hitch .for tongoo or for L truck; good rubber, la-.B- . Ca Snarr, 184 East, 8th Bouth, M Lake City. Phone Was. 8S&I-XPaper-handin- "Camp News No. 536 11-1- Dr. A. F. Sterling reported Yhurs day evening for medical duties with company 536. He replaces Dr. A. M. Hicks who was suddenly call ed to his home in New Ark, N. J. Dr. Hicks left Monday at 4 a. m, 2 Ttzu; by yitore. tficvK, th&y luxury you've always wanted... that you can't afford to be without . . that's the thrilling fact of these big new Westing- house Economy models. They save in every way, by reducing food bills, since with them you can buy in quantity, take advantage of bargain-daspecials... by saving food, because spoilage is ended and you can use every leftover in dainty appetizing dishes... plus the economics of trouble-freoperation y low-cos- t, e which mean negligible upkeep expense. And these big Economy models are real Westinghouse quality. See them today. See how completely they maintain standards in quality construe-- j foodkeeping conveniences, in for dollar value inside and outside. West-Inghou- -- 2 Big sizes 5.2 cu. ft., and 6.0 cu. ft. . 5 TEARS PROTECTIO Westlnghoue;, Economy Refrigerator the famous Time-Tcsto- 4 boa . ' -- Vvrstinghouse v-Ever- -- Wwtloibow mechanhe, with 5 year protaetiom against service xp at a cost of only fid included In the i V a BffnnGBnnTons V-'-- Fgt a limited time only, 4 cu. foot box $98.50 - , , v,, MUIR Elecflplc Home Appliance airplane. The journalism class' will publish its campp paper Friday evening, in he name of Kenova News dedicating this issue to Mothers. The name Kenova is a collection of words representing the states 'of Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia from which states 'tjie boys have Crtt! Refrigeration savings to great R, come. ' ' ' . enrollees, under the drection of Willis Smith, and edu cational advisor, Abon, made a trip to the Capitol building in Salt Lake last Saturday, Two and a h&l hours were spent in lecture and in specting the building and its exhibits. The boys expressed their admiration for the people who built this beautiful building. One of the boys expressed his impressions on the pioneer exhibits as follows: Everything is so simple and useful; the ladies sho their love for ine things in their beautiful hand made laces and gowns and the men show their ruggedness and charTwenty-si- x acter in their sturdy mplements. The large statue of Chief Masoit in the rotunda by C. . Dallon, Utahs reunion sculptor, moved of unusual Interest to the oys. Enrollees plan a trip to the ig tabernacle to hear an organ , recital. and one musicians ten Thursday, dramatic art student from the West Side high school gave the boys a fine treat In music and dram atlc readings. Miss Thora Berge-son- s camp dramatic club present ed an uproaras one-aplay, Fran kie and Johnnie. Kenneth Rollanc Charles Lindsey, Nick Basting and Charles Garvin performed leading roles. y All camp program slated Rev. night, May 13, Thomas Gordon of Bountiful wil favor the boys with one of his uni. que and interesting chalk talks sne Lieut. Kies, Diesel engine class will present the Landes Caerpillar Tractor Co. in a six reel talking picture on operation and construe--J tion of the Diesel engine to the en- - j I tire company, I May 20, the Salt Lake chamber! home-mad- 52-J- 3. J e 2. Kidneys; Clean ct M Pi M J Wed-nesda- 9-- -. i'isast.'sfe-- B bfc MS. BMV TUESDAY is Broadway Handicap Night SriLTSSrSK. 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