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Show Office to Stay Open Late For Absentee Ballots 'Grand Slam Showers Winner With Gifts Meters Go Into flA iinniimmiiipiiimitiiinniimniiiiiii^^ Use Monday ' LEE'S APPLIANCE has itsf s^^?ss.«j*s Weber county clerk's office will* about $12,000. remain open next Saturday, Nov. Meanwhile, the clerk declared in the approachall candidates 2, until six p. m. to enable per- elections must file their exing sons working other days and pense reports next Saturday, will not be in the county on elect2. ion day, Nov. 5, to cast absentee counballots, Lawrence M. Malan, si Monday. ersen urged 'Po^e'chi^oTteT cooperation' of' resid- for V****' Hi'^Ss ' Electric Irons I Now .. to Get Your lame on lavy lov. Rolls, Appeal Old-Style Dance Set Wednesday . '' ' ' · The Fine Art of the Apothecary has not been lost , i Play at For in Stock! 5 .· Sunbeam Proctor Other Nationally · · Makes Facts Fistula--FREE BIRTHDAY! ents^and employes of-theusestretch to refrain from further of the area.for all-day parking - We not anticipate that reve-S vi-« we opened up a year ago . . . with more than hopes and nues ,do from this area will as little nrnmlses of available appliances . . .. today, with a line record oi equitable as from metered the blocks we heavy express thanks and appreciation ifiiiverv of nil availableboulevard " thl tn our customers lor their appliances along. Washington understanding and cooperation. Right now -'· chief said. "But we do believe i manv new and needed, appliances are arriving dally. Come in for a loot around--we're growing gradually! was necessary to meter the it Twenty-fifth street blocks to-el£Fully Automatic ? inate the abuses made there by ty Toclerk, announced. Set date. 147 absentee ballots have been cast in the general on H£^W the bond election and 1046 *Zm i?*?*^ *"*'*' ,«·"*«»·»*,'**£?·· called to determine whether Insurance Agents Weber county should become indebted in the amount of $1,000,000 course of instruction to finance a war memorial bmld- A 10-week all-day parkers. The benefits of for Weber county fire and casualty the meter operation there should insurance agents' will be conductm Malan emphasized that the be reflected city-wide." Weber Nov. ed at college, starting registration day will be Tuesday. No unmetered stalls will be perAssociOgden the by sponsored Oct 29. Registration places will 8, mitted for owners of businesses ation of Insurance Agents, Earl be open from eight a. m. to along the stretch, he added, in line TJ m The clerk estimated 22,000 Jones, association president, anwith apolicy established in other out of a possible 30.000 persons nounced Saturday. metered districts. The instruction will be held each would cast their ballots. He said, between hours of five and Friday, seven p. m. Carl C. Gaskill will offciate as .discussion leader. There 'Inquiring Editor' to Revealing are approximately 50 agents in the Weber county area eligible for Weber College Visit the activity. OR _ The "Inquiring Editor" radio seJones said the college is cooperWINNER . Mrs. Mary M. Eldredffe No. 4 Custer Place, Offden, (aTjove), .accepts _»S100 ries which has been broadcasting in the program by arranging !bond ating from Fred A. Kuhlmann, manner Continental Baking Co. The bond is part, of the grand programs from schools in the books and other materials providslam" of presents won by Mrs. Eldredge for her five musical questions, submitted to the ^network radio Learn About Dangers ing meeting spaces. vicinity, will be extenda radio, a set of aluminum yat«Jf» program, "Grand Slam." received Mrs, ed next Tuesday when also to Eldredge Ogden Radical Treatment a compact, an automatic electric iron and an alarm clock. Studio contestants muffed all live 01 Weber college students will parfrom Eldredge's questions. ticipatetoduring an assembly m. Adversity Is Character eleven twelve a, quiz and music, furnished Builder, Says Monson Musettes, will be by Wilford Martin and will be broadcast the The value of adversity 'in deSaturday from six-thirty veloping character and courage m. p. stressed recently at Weber college Leave 13 by Leland H. Monson in an addon literature and its influeress DANCE nce upon conduct and morals. EM 2/c Wilford A. Martin, son The Thornton Minor Clinic. Suite Quoting freely from literary masMar The Mr. Mrs. G. and Wilford of Ogden Anmac post, No. 41, The L. D. S: Lake View M. 2273, 926 McGee St., Kansas City, Mo.,terpieces, Monson outlined four of 836 Canyon road, has ar has a new Illustrated FREE BOOK cardinal points of conduct for suc- will sponsor the first of a tin American Legion urges to of the x ,, home * '-·· and " rived other rectal or colon Fistula,and Piles, perseverance, self series of old-style dances Wed ·will be released - - every citizen, especially the retassociated ailments. Write cess: Courage, control and morality. naval servurned war veterans, to exercise today. nesday, Oct. 30, in the L. D. S from ice Nov.13. a amusement their privilege and duty to reg- RELAX ward Hooper hall EM Martin was elecister and vote in the coming nine p. m. A floor show wiU assigned to LST ?. Harold W. Carey, to according tion, intermission. presented during commander. 861 during the " c' On .the finance committee are "This November probably will o c ssr many important changes bring David' A. Johnston, Clinton; Her operation which took roads throughout the county, state and man W. Green, Kanesville; Laplace at Bikini nation," said Carey. "Citizens who Mar Nelson, Roy; Adrian Fife a o l l Marshall have not yet registered and the t many veterans who attained theKiverdale, and Leslie G. Fower: islands. He een-, v c e s r tered age while they were away voting and Cecil Frew, Hooper. Aug. 5, 1943 and, war should not fail to register to Marion Cox and Ivan Christen- prior to that, was next Tuesday, October 29, in their sen, activity counselors for the a stud_ent at Ogvoting district. If anyone does not are M. stake in charge den high school. A., I. know where to register, he may con any be above may' He has made ar- Martin · The old find out by calling the county apothecary of tactedofforthefurther information. rangements to enter Weber coll- clerk, Lawrence M. Malan, in the dances will be held every ege at the winter quarter. other years was a mysteri- twoTheweeks city-county building. Next Tuesand will alternate in ous and romantic figure. day is the last opportunity the the wards within the stake. voters will have to register for Learning to dance is easy Under his magic influence the election. and fun. Come here reguon Halloween ex"Too many people do not larly as a release from tensroots, herbs and minerals ercise this privilege of true deand learn, the smart ion Off Pay were turned into pills, exmocracy and later they become Suggestions new steps . . . Dancing is leaders in criticism of those easy as breathine, once our Schedule Quincy the tracts and plasters. The who hold office. Failing to vote take you In hMid. experts is poor doctor's prescriptions were citizenship, and those who Depot Workers The 5-A class of Quincy schoofail Studio open 2 to 10 p. m. as good citizens should have every day except Sunday. a play, "The no substantial right to criticize filled, the patient's health Three Utah general depot em will present who are officeholders there by under Oct. 31, Thursday, and comfort restored. Alployes are richer today because oJParty" ARTHUR MURRAY made which were direction of Hortense E. Beers choice of the voters. suggestions they one much "The American he which with of the Legion mystery STUDIOS though adopted by the government. Characters are; Ghosts, Karma great patriotic organizationis which surrounded has vanished, the fine art of the Hotel Ben Lomond Phone 2-7423 Edward G. Mester, director oi Blackburn and Jacqueline Poage fully realizes the value of the ballMADOLYN KING, Managing Director records division submitted terrors, Larry King, Michaeot." apothecary has not been lost. A visit to our pres-machine a suggestion relative to cancellapump and Davis Thompson; sumFloyd certain alphabetical cription department will convince the most skep- tion ofdevices on electrical acckin heads. Kay Knight, Marii tical that his function is an important adjunct to mary machines. This suggestion ounting Jerry Leavitt, Janet Bow was neces- adopted by several amajor de- Annette modern medical practice. When you find Maycock, Joan Hilles pots and netted Mester cash Helen Starley and Carolan Cray sary to consult a physician, bring your prescrip- award of $85.00. croft; a boy, Billie Farrill; a girl Clifford McCain, administrative Mary Bunderson; scarecrows, Nor tions to us to be filled. Your doctor's orders willassistant, engineer supply section val Hansen, Jimmy Hobbs, Kieth was awarded $29.07 for his sug- Jones, be followed to the letter. Larry Goble, Hal Earl, Gary gestion concerning a control for Stewart, Robin Tucker and Reed property disposal. Merrill; witches, LoRie Handley Samuel E. Jost, of repair anc Karen Storey, Jacial Gray, Norma utilities division received $8.56 for Lyman, Delores Aubele. Joan his suggestion for installing a Blakely. Janice Larsen, Marilyn clamp on a furnace grate which Bott, Sharon Wade, Doraine Kel resulted in the saving of several ler, Carolyn Clark and Maxine tons of coal as well as money Sommers. This is Jost's fifth award for sug- All parents and friends are cor gestions submitted by him and dially invited. adopted by the government. Instruction THE OSDEN (UTAH! STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING,- OCTOBER 27, 1946 Spec/a// -- Known 6 Only ELECTRIC HEATERS 1.95 Permaglass Gift Ideas Electric and Telechron Clocks WATER HEATERS 4.95 to 38.60 plus tax Schick and Full Remington Electric Shavers Cory Coffee Makers and Gas 10 Years Written Guarantee Immediate Delivery CUTLERY SETS 1 Butcher Knife, 1 Boning- Knife, 1 Bread Knife, I Parts " Knife, for ill Juice-o-Mats Carving Fork, 1 3.49 the See and Hear Christmas Lite Strings BENDIX PHANTOM DIAL (less globes) RADIOS 98c, 1.49 1.98 ... Here's a handsome Sheraton end table operwith a fine Bendix radio ated by drawer-pull knobs--and the dial that lights up for easy vision but does not spoil the cabinet when Bendix Table Model inuse. Several IK stock for delivery not Radios now. LEE'S APPLIANCE DOWNSL4/RS AT THE EMPORIUM -- Modern Kitchen Center -- liiimiicl it iVfPharmac ire Divine Services Hey There, Veterans! HowVe You For Going to Vote? Navy day observance services will be held at the naval supply depot PIPER CUB SUPER' CRUISER PIPER MAKES THE ... that good safe plane ONLY Day part of As ,"?*· under direction of Chaplain K. Williams. services will start at ten The a. m. and will be held in the welfare and recreation auditorium o: the ships service building. They will be open to the public. Visitors can attend by securing divine services passes at the main late. The services will be conducted on a Navy day theme, according to the Party That Provided The GI for lavy CaDed THE Bill of Rights I or for the Party that met Veterans of World War with machine-gun Chaplain Williams. hullets and tanks when they assembled in Washington, D. C., to ask a Republican President to help them get bonuses with which to fight Brides Summoned hunger and poverty? A social honoring brides will be leld at two p. m., Wednesday, Oct Are by the L. D. S. Second ward Don't Get Snafued in All the "Bunk the Republicans society in the ward hall and Grant. proTwenty-sixth Putting Out. Figure It Out for Yourself. Count Up thejram has been arranged and all ward members'are invited. Benefits a Democratic Administration Has Provided for You and Yours-LIST 'EM AND THINK 'EM OVER A Weak, Run-Down veterans are receiving monthly pension payments.... Thousands 1,600,000 World War are receiving the finest hospital and madical care. . . . More than 104,000 disabled vete... . H rans are receiving vocational training. $42,500,000,000 is invested in Veterans' National Service Life Insurance. Unemployment compensation is guaranteed to ... . . .. . . Loans are made to veterans seeking work or starting in business for themselves. More than 1,000,000 veterans going into business or purchasing farms or homes. veterans are receiving educational opportunities.... $2,432,000,000 will be paid veterans for unused furlough time. DID THE REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATIONS OF HARDING, COOIIDGE AND HOOVER PROVIDE ANYTHING VETERANS? THEY LIKE THAT FOR WORLD WAR I DID NOT! From Feeling A VOTE DEMOCRATIC! Is Of ten Warning That The Red-Blood Low IsnotGetting your S Uk« re»l »elf. do most many .. . of today's Straight Democratic! Weber County Democratic CentraF Committee PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT * it Learn LOW-COST KYINO LESSONS. 'pilots E- potent activating ingredients. Municipal Airport Also, BBS Tonic helps you enjoy the food you eat by Increasing the gastric when it is non-organldigestive juice thug the stomcaily too little or scanty-ach will have little cause to get balky with gu, bloat and slv* off that sour Logan, Utah food taste. Don't wait! Xnargiz* your body with Cache Valley Flying red-blood. 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