Show L ‘'it r ? I 1 2A THE OGDEN (UTAH) END OF MONTH CLEARANCE t f (AP) — Of States only two are ever put to every hundred drops of rain use by man scientists from 18 which fall on the1 dry mountain nations were told today areas of the Western United John H Dorroh Jr with the Albuquerque office of the Soil Conservation Service' was one of Hard of Hearing? eight experts presenting papers to the International Arid Lands Faces Fight l -- ‘symposium by sponsored UNESCO and the 35 Different Titles As Is Older Boys' 1 i & Girls' Books COOKBOOK Hundreds of Recipes Dozens of Illustrations 375 Pages Regular Cloth Bound Good Type— Good Paper Were $250 to $300 Ea Was 5 r NOW 48c Are sounds loud hut the words muffled? Do you hear a little worse than you did last month? Last year? 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