Show THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 16 1929 CAMP KIESEL X GAINS RANKING UMMA WHITE (left) and Wanda East of West Warren who have made exceptional attendance records at the new Weber county school budding in West Weber OF GRADE A BY IMPROVEMENTS AW ti 1 K the road into Camp Klesol and the completion of six buildings by next Sunday will place Camp Kiesel in the group of American “grade A" camps according to B J Finch commitchairman of the tee Camp Kieselcamping is now equipped and ready to entertain the bojs of the Ogden area starting Monday June 24' Scouts are urged by Ogden Gateway council to make arrange meats to come to camp this bumimr and parents are requested to considu the educational value of a uek at camp the splendid training and discipline not to mention the fine Instruction the boys receive in nature and handicraft For the opening week boys will be received from the Bear liner district including the troops of Tremonton Garland Elwood I’en-ros- e Thatcher Fielding Riverside Plymouth IF aver Darn and Bothwell “The second week commencing July 1 is set aside for lioj' s fioui Clearfield Syracuse and Kay ilk Morgan any of the troops from the Bear River distant above listed that did not come during the first week and the troops from the central district of Ogden troop 3 Japanese troojJ 4 Fi esby terian church troop 8 Episcopal church troop 14 Baptist church:7 tioop 20 state inMethodist church troop dustrial school The week of June 8 is set for Ogden stake as follows: boys from Troop 1 Eighth ward troops 12 and 512 Seventh ward troop 18 Fourth ward troop 13 Sixth vvaid troop 9 Thirteenth ward 28troop 11 North Twentieth ward troop "View 29 I’leasant 'Ogden 3btroop Huntsville troop 31 troop Eden arid troop 32 Liberty June 5 is the date tor Mount Ogden stake troops as follows: Troop 10 Twelfth ward troop 17 Fifth ward troop 26 Eighteenth ward troop 27 Seventeenth ward 23 troop 23 Ninth ward troop Fourteenth ward troop 33 South Weber 4nd troop 34 Uintah On June 22 Webc r and North Weber sfake boys will go Troops are ns follows’ Troop 2 Eleventh" £ X ' Y 3 Emma White aged A 'V v jrf I i w m: Mil !il s - f S 1 y f i '" f y - s vV: h s! v ah : " s rs sew ' 4 Y S of v A l &£ v X y- Mg $¥-- Lt " C - s' vVvflM troop 21 Second Ward troop ward troop'35 Kiverdale troof) 47 Nineteenth ward troop 6 Kov troop 37 Climon troop 38 Hooper tioop 19 fifteenth ward troop 46 Harrisville troop 12 Plum Oitv troop 41 West Weber troops 45 and 545 Farr West troop 4 8 Warren troop 10 Tenth ward troops 6 and 506 Third ward June 29 is set for troops of Box Elder district as follows: Brigham Citv Id 1 02 103 104 105 troop 107 Harper troop 108 Honeyville troop 110 Perry troop 111 Mantua ami tioop 112 Bear Iliver city Troop committees and scoutmasters were also urged to begin to ai range means of transportation for the particular troops of their distric ts m order that these boys may go to camp ward 22 - Fir'-- t vV g BOY SCOUT DROWNS WITH SCOUTMASTER NEW YORK -- A nine-year-o- June 15— (AP) boy scout and ld daughter just been promoted to the 43&ixth pugrade They aretvvo of the pils transported from West Warren during the schcrol year that has ' XSvw v 13 of Mr and Mrs T L White and Wanda East iaged 10 daughter of Mr and Mrsj Herbert East have v vp'-- i V ss’’ s'" J - s¥ v - K HALF DOZEN PAIRS GRANTED LICENSES his scoutmaster were drowned at Rockaway beach today despite the efforts of a girl who was almost drowned herself Leon Spitzer jiad ventured too far out and in answer to his cries for help Joseph Sanbafer 32 swam to his side and began Sand-bafto pull him toward shore however was forced to cry for aid and Paulina Kahn residing in a nearby bungalow swam out to help the two She became exhausted attempting to tow the boyr ashore and called for help herself Life savers rescued her but the boy and Sandbafer both sank Marriage licenses were issued Saturday afternoon by the Weber county clerk to the following six couples: Jack Lynch of Ogden and Elista Burnett of Eden Clyde Martin of Wilson and Berene E Jon s of Henefer Frank S Tonks of Morgan and Flora Almina Daw on of Henefer Clarence A Hastings and Ituayne Mason both of Oscar E Williams and Ogden Aline D Lynch both of Salt Lake Leland II Patterson of West Point and Norma Barber of Syracuse ure that there are 100 different Drs David kinds of cold germs Thomson and Robert Thomson analyzed germs in fellow workers’ throats daily They were studied under a microscope and found to be able to produce colds feverish throats or nose infection er 4 EASY TO CATCTI LONDON — Eight months of research by two British experimenters have brought them to the fig- v TRIO ARRESTED IN WOOL THEFT FOR WOODCRAFT to Attend the new West closed Weber school They have been there every day that the bus mada the route Two of the worst days vyhen the snow was drifted and the road impassable were all that were missed The scholarship of these girls lias been most gratifying to teachers and all in fact the educational rating of the West Warren children during the school year of 1928-2- 9 was higher on the average than any previous year according to Superintendent B A Fowler Three have made boorer records than heretofore but 27 have made better scores and the total average is several points in advance the superintendent said The West W'arren students have iitteel in veryl well in the West Weber school Principal D T Vest added “They were prominent m the activities as well as the studtes In the operetta put on by the school and in the winning baseball team of the 'A’ league West War-le- n boys and girls took active The spirit of parts and harmony was mucSh appreciated by the school officials and teachers as well as the parents” lie said 4-- Neighbors of Woodcraft from cities will hold a district convention in Ogden next Tuesday and Wednesday The meetings will be held in the Woodmen of the World hall One feature will be the of juvenile work by the juveniles of the two Ogden units Tuesday afternoon The following program has been planned by the general committee with Mrs M Alice Collins as Robert Russell 19 Aaron W'eese and a 17- -j ear-ol- d boy were arrested Saturday afternoon by Detectives W K Milligan and George Finn and lodged in the city jail in connection with the theft of a sack of wool from Evanston Wyo recently Word was telephoned to the asking that Ogden police station watch be kept for the wool and Saturday a local wool and hide dealer apprised police that three youths had tried to sell him a sack of wool While he was telephoning the trio left Detectives Milligan and Finn drove to the vicinity and noticed a car going west on Seventeenth street at a high rate of speed They gave chase and overtook the The dealer also telephoned trio the sheriff’s oifice and Deputy John J Murphy hastened there arriving just after the arrests had beqn made The wool was recovered j As a family doctor os Monticel-l- o Illinois the whole human body not any small part of It was Di Caldwell’s practice More than half his “calls” were on women chil- dren and babies They are the ones most often sick But their illnesses were usually of a minor nature — colds fevers headaches olliousness — and all of them required first a thorough evacuation They were constipated In the course of Dr Caldwell’s 47 years' practice he found a good deal of success in such cases with a prescription of his own containing simple laxative herbs with pepsin In 1892 he decided to use this formula in the manufacture of Dr Caldwell’s and Pepsin Syrup placed it on the market The preparation immediately had as great a public success as it previously had in Dr Caldwell's private Now the third generapractice tion is using it Mothers are giving it to their children who were Every given It by their mothers second of the working day someone somewhere is going into a drug store to buy it There are thousands of homes in this country that are never without a bottle of Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Fepsin and held in the Woodman hall Wed- we have many hundreds of letters nesday at 8 o’clock to which the (tom grateful people telling us lt public is cordially invited On the helped them when everything else program are: Vocal solo Mrs S failed W Badcon reading Mrs Verne While women children and eld- ’ Ekins fraternal address Mayor Frank Francis fancy drill by district guards - 10 chairman: Cali to order at Doctor Found Womeil and Children Sick More Often than Men ! : Among West Warren Pu- Members From Ten Cities Officers In Ogden Act On To Meet Tuesday And Word Telephoned From pils Who Attended West Weber School Evanston Wednesday X CJ ! ' Betterment PERFECT MARK r Vai R PROGRAM MADE GIRLS REACH V- W Road Will Be Placed In Shape And Buildings Completed OPENING ON JUNE 24 Schedule Drawn Allowin Bear River Boys First Week ' — r' r- s—re-r- STANDARD-EXAMINE- 22 10 o’clock Tues- day morning seating of grand and district officers vocal solo “Flag Without a Stain” Mrs S W Badcon address of welcome Mayor Frank Francis response by Mrs Jennie Nelson grand officer Salt Lake Mrs Anna Fowers will act as hostess guardian neighbor and Mrs Annie McGowan will have charge of the program for each meeting At 3 o’clock Tuesday there will be exemplification of the juvenile ritual by juvenile circle sponsored by Juvenile Guardian Stella Hog-ga- n and her assistant Glenna The juvenile banquet Shurtiiff will be served at 5 o’clock Tuesday afternoon in the W O W hall After the Wednesday morning meeting election of district officers will take place A dinner will be given in the Hotel Bigelow at 6 o’clock Wednes44day for Neighbors of Woodcraft and their guests (More than 1500 people hae Installation of officers will be written biographies of Lincoln 'YJ" VI AGE trly people antes ircialW11bf m fit d Caldwell's bviup pstn m mild gentle action is piomptly f fective on the m st robust const i tution and in most obstinate t'liv op’utes not nar Containing neither coties it is sTTfe for the tjinio-’- t Children ike it andj t a baby vv it lllinglv Ev tr v’ drug stort sell-u- p Dr ("ftldw ell s Sv r Pepsin by Dr i A Classified Ad Will Sell “It For You 1 PC 4 CANAL COMPANY ARTICLES FILED Articles of incorporation of the Huntsville South Bench canal com papy for the purpose of diverting and using unappropriated water from the Weber river wrere filed Saturday afternoon with the Weber county clerk The concern has an authorized Directcapital stock of $113150 ors are Peter M Jensen Wilmer Jensen l’eter C Winter Peter A ail of Peterson secretary-treasure- r Huntsville Other incorporators are the Ogden state bank and the following J M Snow all of Huntsville: Ernest Nielsen George Hodges J D Harding and Simeon Jensen SO 2259-226- Washington Avenue Ogden Utah 7 Cockatoos sometimes live to be years old v't NC1 2259-226- 83 ® e) Washington Avenue Ogden Utah 7 enys Must Fit Properly and Wear Sturdily OURS DO! And They Cost You Less! All-Pate- Makes Her Own Skin Bleach Known for tux ot tin ‘ having vmost beautiful ‘kins m New hnk Miss Mildred Bali lavoiti aitisi-- ’ and photographci s‘ model recently made the statement that most of the New’ York models use a skm bleach qf their own making According to Miss Ball “we get three ounces of Orchard While from the druggist and add to it the juice of two lemons This raiKm a full quarter pint of a perfectly harmless yet marvelously effective bleach Applied to face neck and arms it bleaches any dark or discolored Skin a beautiful tosv white lt also fnakes any rough or bkin soft and smooth Manv of the use it too fr a tan and freckle girls t leach Nothing like this wondei-fu- t mixture can he bought toady to Lae because it acts best when freshly prepared The cost for sevtiil weeks’ supplv is onlv a tew oi nG” nomical is Sizes 12 to 2 Sizes 814 to 114 Shiny Smart Patent Oxfords 8l2 to 11 5y2 to 8 2 to 5 OGDEN - UTAH PILU Dn((lit A ru ik Dluo4 Chthtrr Brand rill 14(0) if aevfc D1AMOM il for street Prints Madeira handmade dresses are so sweet on the tiny baby and there are machine made dresses too for every Notice the roomy comfortable toe oft this Play Oxford in Tan Calf Stilchdoivn construction day Many dainty styles at ' One-pie- 49c and 98c ce pastel tones style Drop seat Sires 2 to comfortable An attractive one-stra- in p all-pate- nt II14 to 2 82 5 $249 $219 $179 $149 $279 $249 $198 to 11 to 8 12 98c to $249 A recent arrival in our baby shop Or Medium Tan radium silk including bonnet daintiest thing imaginable Several good c blors cal Penney value)! A typi- - 49 c Wash I) resses Dainty! Fresh! three-piec- e dres and coat stripes plain colors So many many pretty summery styles some sports models In favored colors Exceptional at their pricing: t 98c to $298 Cunning little dresses in plilif colors and prints — with bloomers to match — ideal for the small tpiss of 2 to fi years set of The 98c to $198 S790 Radium Silk Rompers Dainty Pastel Shades 1 to ar Plenty of Sun sizes — For Children $198 This sturdy shoe is built for wear with it rugged sole and semi-har- d box Gun Metal or Medium Dark Tan 122-- 2 Hose Sport For Boys Of gleaming patent leather smartly trimmed with black and silver grain and a metal buckle $349 $298 212-5y- 2 12 to 2 SH to Fancy plaid or jacquard patterns Excellent value at 25c $298 $279 II2 jr $349 Safest Reliable Bar New I SOU) BY DRUGGISTS IVHYWUaf It bast ( of pure wearing wool with straps across ths back Colors 2 to 8 years sbn-sui- is S 1981 of-cobaby’s comfort his bonnets are made with ribbon bows materials in dainty ruffled styles and embroidery on some A fresh assortment of For i eint'BrstEHs niAvoNft BRAND PILLS for 40 yeart keens For Boys Pure worsted flat knit on piece suit Button shoulder strap Let The sun is beneficial the children get plenty of it by Are It has every bit as much style as Dad’s shoes but there are special comfort features for growing feet that are built into it Gun metal or Tan 41 Bathing Suits T Bonnets for the Baby Made of Steer Materials ” Nothing About This Smart Oxford metallic Soaas aamlad with Blue Ribbon Tahaaaathar Bar Ark for Itraarrfot f ’ Rayon Pajamas For Children Ensembles for Baby ARENA la Rad and dress-u- p For wee maids times dainty frocks of crepe de Chine and georgette trimmed with tiny Pastel tones 1 to ruffles tiny 3 and 2 to 6 years Of Silk and Rayon Cotton Frocks “Small-Boyish- cosara osamt and For Tiny Tots Misses’ 78 Hose For Miss 7 to 14 SAME uniform quality Wl here t fin Sheffield Cutlery Cmrmmra end Re art forever 200 yearv Pr 6 $298 and $498 $269 219 Miles of happy play in the stout soles of these shoes! Product of WADE A BUTCHER to 4 $179 and $219 An attractive slipper which will give many a mile o! happy plajtime service I 114 to 2 A Light shades Silk Frocks I Gun Metal at first and stays Sharper — Every one the sharper -- ' 'All the style that one could this Stitchdown with wish double oak soles and embossed Serviceable and Ecotrim WOW ® top in self col or With Metal Buckle 2--5 & Butcher Wade — SPCCfAfc- -Curved Blades For the Baby Tarn-ove- r 25c 5 1rJi Package of 5— SOe 12 for $100 Dainty Dresses nt e what a Blade c Socks Rayon For Children Suits Play For Children Of dimities prints and broadcloths Sleeveless t to 4 years 98c ol Irresistible bonnets at 98c and $ 1 49 f |