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Show Friday, November THE OGDEN POST also charged that Biggs lived under companys office by Walter Ihilpott, un iis..uni.-- name in Pocatello because locksmith, after boring two holes he had iailen into debt through gam- through the door and releasing the tumblers in the lock with wires. The bling. left in the charge of explosive waswhen robliers weeks several ago safe I,1oyl j neb field was found guilty abanhut the blow to safe, iri the city court Tuesday of driving attempted failed fuse their when doned the job a cur while under the influence of to set off the charge. alan fined with was $80 and liqur in the 40 ternative of serving days city jail. A young woman, Della Wil- Flowers for all occasions at Dumkes Adv. liams, who was riding with lligh-fieh- l, testified that he had taken a couple of drinks in a cafe, but was The new sugar factory of the Amalnot drunk. gamated Sugar company at Alissoula, Montana, is operating successfully, Wuter to supply Airport Ogden has and it is expected that about GO, 000 at last been obtained by digging a hags of sugar will be made this seawell just under the hill south of the son. Farmers through the district are field, it is announced by Commissioner said to he enthusiastic over growing Fred K. Williams. A pump installed beets, and a greatly increased acreby the city water works department age is promised for next year. The stream from the new factory is the only one located drew a three-inc- h well for several hours without di- in western Montana. minishing the supply. Buport A. de Witt, charged with in the first degree, will go on wreck the to murder Nitroglycerin, enough entire building, was removed from the trial November 27 for the murder of safe door at the J. W. Brewer Tire his wife, according to the court calen is Two iliviim' wore granti'il by Judge CIi ii s: S. Barker in the Kwinil district court Monday. James N. Ash- ninn was granted a divorce from Ashman on the Frnuruls of desert ion, and John Arthur Olson, charred with failure to provide, was ordered to pay $:,() a mnn'ih alimony to his wife, F.mily II. ONon, who was (riven the custody of their three children. A fine of WW was assessed against Earl V. I.org in the rity court Monday when he pleaded guilty to having intoxicating Honor in his possession. Driving a ear while under the of liquor, resulting in a collision with another ear, cost Joe Yelaski $80 in fines; and, unless he makes good the damage on the enr that he struck, ho must serve 40 days in the city jail in addition to paying the fine. Vchski pluaded guilty. Heart Academy James N. dar, announced in Judge Second dis- Sacred Kimballs division of the &47b the Gets trict court. De Witt confessed towere blood stains brutal slaying, after or and St found on his underwear by Chier The Sacred Heart Academy received bequests each Police Harry S. Anderson. Josephs parish a few sharesofstock $5,476.15 and of the I mo 11 value, it is announced by administrator Teddy La Dam, 14, was bitten three BeJ A. Buel, William atwho times by a dog Sunday when he of the estate of Mary McGrath cat his rescue to pet tempted The boy di being chased by the canine. chin and jlidg? George's". Barker approved was bitten on the throat, Reverened Buel con- the final account of right arm, but the bites are not to in making the final settlements for sidered serious. The dog belongs i he estate. G. W. Barnes. Bequest of 2. IQoa Coast Artillery Man Visits Capt. Walsh Capt. Home Walsh, ir..-tri- ii ;ljr the reserve officers training g(.i,()0j . Ogden, was visited Wednesday by Ma. jor Charles M. Wood, of tlu toast artillery corps accompanied by colonel Paul II. McCook, command o?fi;er cj the Third reserve area. Major Wood left for San Francisco after conferring with Captain Walsh. WHO WINS? We will SOON know who wins in the election and we all know NOW who wins in buying Homewares and Hardware. Those who buy from Passing worthless checks and petit larceny were responsible for three youths !xing unt to the state industrial Rchool by Juvenile Judge Derrah Van Dyke. One of the boys, who came to the police station on two occasions, stated that he preferred jail to going homo, where he would have been severely whipped. Six protests were rereived by the sheriffs office from residents on the outskirts of the city against careless shooting of small rifles. Bullets from a .22 ealiher rifle crashed through the windshield of a ear parked in the street in the northeust section of the city; and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Mondike, residing on Seventh street, narrowly escaped being hit by a bullet as they were standing on their front porch. Green Cash Sales Stamps Given Make Friends! Here! And the FInwcra ore furnished by Klenks Floral. Phone 1240, 2055 WashAdv. ington avenue. LlNCHEON OR CARD Improper parking cost five motorists $2 each in the city court Tuesday. Another driver paid $2 for passing a red light at the intersection. TABLE Folds into a small The petition of a furmer just north of the city limits for city water in his own pipe line was denied Tuesday by the city commission on the grounds that it would set a had precedent. Commissioner Williams took the stand that we havent enough water to supply the city in time of need. Polisher Outfit The waxer weighs 8 pounds and sells for Can of wax Can of liquid wax. A SPECIAL BUDGET Drs. Fnutx New Method Dentists. adv, Washington, phone 843. OF 2468 The Colorado college football team will not stop in Ogden, the chamber of commerce was informed by wire, due to the fact that they are travelling to Salt Ijike to meet the U. of U. Saturdny over the Denver & Bio FURNITURE-BUYIN- PLAN G city court. Past Grand Master Charles A. Stain of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Utah was an Ogden visitor Tuesday on his wuy to Mai ad, Idaho. Air. Stain solved as grand representative from Utah nt the meeting of the Sovern lodge of Montreal, Canada, on his return from an extensive trip through Europe. $1L 68 Saturday Special -- Very rigid, well made and shaped are these ironing boards, offered to-- $1 9S A morrow for 19c HOUSE HOLD SCALES are Specials EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME necessary at all seasons. We have loaded down a The EMPORIUM Inc. Four large, heavy colored glass utility bowls. $1X 69 Per set One each and heavy rim bowls in this set. 10-inc- h, ch ch, table with high grade brown earthenware and enamel ware in colors. $J59 $J9S $2.25 Scales $2.50 Scales with scoop . BIG BARGAINS HERE! SERVING TRAYS ch EMPORIUM DAY 2309 Washington Ave. Near 23rd Street Saturday GLASS MIXING BOWLS REFRIGERATOR SET STEP LADDERS GREATER BOOTERY Made of Quality Glass. The most popular make and size. A $2.25 chopper. Saturday is See Mr. Wright at the baking glassware is needed. Every style and size you need is here. Genuine Pyrex Custard Cups, each 10 Pie Plates 59 9Srf Utility Dish Casseroles, each 89d Large Pyrex Roaster..$5.50 Very useful at all seasons is this heavy colored glass butter or food jar. Spe- - QQ cial price now Oi C I)r. F. J. Drake, veterinarian Office phone, 113; residence, 1150; 334 24th street, Ogden, Utnh. adv. are going strong. Foot comfort will help yon to win your marathon! many dishes require being served piping hot ; thats when IRONING TABLES FOOD CHOPPER budget system of furniture buying. For under it he chooses the furniture he wants and enjoys its use while he is paying for it. A simple expedient method of obtaining the nrticlcs you need in your home. Come in and let us explain the details to you. The plan is operative on all furniture sold in this store. A bad check for $1.50, passed on the Ogden Noodle parlor September 25, cost II. M. llackler 15 days in jail, and Willard Palmer 10 dnys. Both men entered a plea of guilty in the The proper fitting of footwear hy Mr. Wright of the Bootery 230s) Washington avenue is giving some of the. Maiathon dancers the necessary foot comfort to enable them to stay in the Tacc. They have been dancing over a week now, and BUTTER JAR & PRICE Complete with Instruction Book. The salaried householder benefits particularly by our specially planned Grande railroad instead of over the Union Pacific through Ogden. DANCE $ps price $098 SPECIAL A quantity of cigarettes and candy were reported stolen from the Whitley service station at 1G30 Washington avenue Monday night, How Long Will They S3.90 45 .75 A Lowe $5.10 wagon. ld space. $098 Floor Waxer and Myrtle James, 8, was injured Monday afternoon by an automobile driven by Mrs. Melvin II. Iiewis. The child darted out across the viaduct at Itivardulo from behind a beet Cruelty was alleged in a divorce action filed by Iris Black Biggs in the Second district court against Don I,. Biggs. Custody of a child is asked for by the mother. It BAKING GLASSWARE Shelf. Six-Fo- Machinistss g Greater in Greater in Quantity of Selection Value-Givin- Greatest in Sales Is This Greater Day! Specially Planned to Give You Big Bargains! Per set A good vise like this one is most handy around the house and garage. $2.50 value. On sale for 49c BATH SPRAY This one is easy running. $6.00 Sweeper $089 for $J9S MOUSE TRAPS LUNCH KIT SPECIAL Sturdy box with vacuum tle. Complete, only Sec the Redemption Station cn Our Balcony Floor. bot- $1JL 29 This nickel-plate- d spray is ted with 5 feet of heavy rubber tubing and Hold Strong faucet connection. Introductory Price 79C Above Prices Are for Cash Sales Onlv on Saturday. You Get Valuable Stamps Also! A Day of Thrift! IcTT 69c CARPET SWEEPER Four pieces' of colored glass in this food set that is so hand' all the year. Our Lowe price. VISE EVERY DEPARTMENT IS PARTICIPATING AND REMEMBER with each purchase you receive your II. Greoii Trading Stamps. Begin to save them now,' S. for you can exchange stamps for many attractive items for gift giving. than renting. S1.9S $2.89 ot n. made of bright metal embossed and you know how often you have needed them. At this price they are cheaper Ihuces and Bucket ot 13-i- trays are W .h Steel Tour-Fo- These |
