| Show 4 10 THE OGDEN B Atlantic Ocean Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations J II Ilogle 33 A'Ud Chemical Ai:s Chalmers NN bteel and Railroads Are Logy Though High Marks Equalled in waiiu UP A'JZ 22 YOl'K NKW An a con la A T & S F Alt Kef Baltimore iMi n c i Dye — d eavy trading in a few an others sues today featured ill hat firm stock market which appeared i blocks ranging to 2t)0: shares It is tho feature of activity u il' d its high at ti the previous r d S! rwhad a iirimver and pained slightly was up hgkilv and Gn-'!-'ji hry-b'Motors was easier u on j Spifka Withingion well ra-a nvuU Ust nig:i ie active : low-price- & 17 30 54 Rx-ir- 151-- Borden Burroughs Adding Mach California Parking 21 8H 18 'a 6s lieela iradian Pacific alume-- t ' 4:(s 'aesa eal:e Sc Ohio I & P Chrysler Commonwealth Southern Continental Oil Continental Oil Dcla 'a ban American Sugar f 'urt da Pont Klectric Power & Light Brie t 2i up point S'eel and railruad share- - were ( leneral Biectric A new ill! high 'vas nadf by C' tura! Foods t x Pacific wmle southern i ii'iii'iil Motors i Xish-Kclvirat- By STM'HKV Ohio pf BarrsdiU :! hem Steel ( or ' ft -- -r 6 )' iss-Wrir- ht Hi' 1 - 7 20' s 32 's loo r c h J S Buhher preferred sold at Goodvt ar 2 un I'-ami a new r'gn uomi- - Jra ham Paige a snmll advanr-- to a Croat Northern ear M"cc-i- ' raaaled ifn-- K high it- ) w an sh uas 2b ng-uni- arlier I low-Junr- clo-- p lj Kirtiitto-- ireit n aa e:a: r tnarif t tor iliriL ! in s m ard ta storks t nan c lstra : ra uorncsti o ' v - i:a -- nnriis in qaic- ! lami n & 12 t 5 rK 6'h 15 'h la 'J "'H 2's 11 i — R C A ur Bomington Band 12 S' Be pu one teel KcyimlB d'obacco My i C 21 Aug 22 (FSDA) — Hogs: None e week weak to 25c lower most norvhufo her classes: top $1475 on lb weights: out-l- e d and choice 1 vachts $1425 Tj 1450 sows $1175 3 no 1'it'le: None: for week 3456 active tu 1'v steady to strong: bulk good steers 11 50: few lots choice local feds $1 $1 :s 00 common to medium dairy types 25 a 10 75: few to $1100 eood heifers scarce few lots $1075 1300: common to dairy type heifers SS00W in 25 fcCit goM cows SO 00 It 950 two c c ee a is freight benefit $1000 1" 20 cult er to medium driveins $775 o S 75 bulls eood canners $750 down: $: 25 a 1025: common to medium $k23 o 9 00 medium to coo I veal calves early e week in $1250t 1425: few choice $1 1 o 'i 1500: common $1050 1200 culls $1023 down week's close demand vcrv light vealers qu 'ah'y weaker PalaVe lKOoO total 21000 Sheep far week 111169: fat spring lambs 50c 40c up feeders sheep higher steady several best fat I la ho springers $1450 other consignments SI 400 1440: feeders $13 23 down: few bands fat Utabs trucked-i- n and slapped $1413 '? 1 435 good to choice Idaho ewes $550 down odd small lota in truck drive-in- s $500 fat spring lambs down: trucked-imarket Friday's $1300 down steady at prices quoted above 37 Micviy Setr Roehnclt - l':i LIVESTOCK a- Sa'i Btlloll a ocony Snut :a n t ' difornia ntni'N' - r 13 S -- I'lOiigii tiol'ar bond-- i stal:ed n on j trailing t i (! fiindH wu a eontpic'e stanatol lor -"- lai-ai Stank i:ai Ilraud the scco::l sacce-si- e Saturday stfL-traiviai ir re"u!a rl v S: a nda t d Ca tV Biectric t'nrh i ri ltd Oil Cal limner in oaict ncaangs loaay una ' u N J aaruatal frac!e e sh t idirm to ires improved 1 IT-- i 14!4 3' 1 i i 'lis Glen rose point to Sunshine Mmmg nt v c o to nn increase in reponi and tlivhlend the Hoppers preferred advanced ne irly 2 poinU in a firm irronp Gains of around a point a re scored for Mid vale and Sal- Ilivan Maehinerv Small gains were noted for Perm- " road Technicolor Brazilian True- tion Bagle Richer Le o! Hollmger Gold and International Petroleum I'antepiec Oil yostenlav's most rn in re ativo- He v issue was ly large volume at a flight decline to a new low for the year The Standard Oil Co of Venezuela it was announced here has notified Bantepec Oil that it desires the division of the properties and other assets jointly ovChied by the two companies Small declines also were recorded for Hrerze Corp Insurance Co of f North America find United Ga Texas Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur 'finikin Roller Bearing Union Oil Cal Bmon (amide Union Aircraft Union Pacific -t preferred 12l 80:' ii 20 - Earner lectures j 'j 69 United Carbide United Corporation lmon Gas Imp uivuoocr U S Steel i 1 2 4's Co d Ald--- in 13 cicrr u ' OS i tiif 61s 27 U Western Union Telegraph trm Airbrake Western Klectric oolworth 14H 69' 2 POt'TH !i 28 rriK'Ano Auc 22 (ATI— Corn prices cr with losses rarsing up to a (Mas bushel that carried i' hark to nroimi ??aornl lows Wheir fell a rent arJ other cereals as much aire iucia!in of Pept ember corn contracts f '::':t much f on-- belt :reports of rvconl bartey at Minneapolis ami a let-uin leman1 hcijied to veken corn siin new wheat receipts expansion o prlttft belt terminaU anl 'a:"--- : DEMAND GOOD t)iy :s V' WOOL MARKET re-!!- rent " UUiou-h ki rniicnt - Price Flush With Ceiling During Week at Boston train Increasing the rtortrvest to mucti of this has "bpen trm attract eJ noti wheat i e at Mmrpip"l:j for Sertemher tie- are almost s cents a bunhel C'c )itat! ms ' t i4 to is certa lower thin t! iy Kept SS 'a' 1 iA e Pec S6 Mirwhen g to 1)C down Sept l t7" t 117fee J 120-C- 't 120 S : I'ri-e- va un-ie- - -- 1 ! -- - ati A at tr' -tet: w i a ha "Tere f r faie te- ireurl jr I Texas tt' Western rhtefly tn Belle F ta ' tl n 'V ' eitrht-rrt'- ! s Wyi-r-Vn- ic - ac a at were at nt to :i'i'-- j f fr--m ihortly" s v " white O 2 !p - 22 (ATI — Cash wheat: ci yellow F21ac N ' 1? Slc: X" srnple SOc S rixct 3 1 tc: fePie: char-- f ' i 51c per : hundredweight t ! ? Fn A NO l SCO X Pl-- y tr'arki't: sc rj B'Cter: i 90 so i'C 40 2'' ' (AP-l'SPA- 4 - r- rue c e (UP) — Aug t0Ci e 1 4 ' TCS ANtiKrKS Bu-vr- Aac 22 lbs: butter : 4" lad me lo ee se ) 3c cases candle-- mediums smalls In bulk t e gra-ie- sd CURB Aus 22 AP) Curb an Super P wer eie'-ths at Stoo B n B n clean S! & & ! t 1140 Salable 25: total 1200: nomHogs: inally steady for week butchers 25 to 35c low er sows 10 to 25c lower Salable 4200 total 5000: Sheep: s'eadv: choir? Colorado fat spring lambs 103 lb truck-in- s $1525 $1510 medium 10S lb fat ewes $525 com-P're- d last week fat spring lambs 15 to 55c higher: top $1525 paid for chiiee rangers good to choice $1475 rn' 1 510 choc-- lw H:sh 1 Ts Ppt Dec 1 1 1 21 Miv 'orn— 1 2M Ms" IS 1 12 1 11 7 120 12V 11 : a n 12c 12 roiuors on aus 22 OBIC 1 '1S ' v (AP-USD- Ar-- s' H v:1s ivc !:lV oats — iH-- So beans Ore I)ec I've— pert tier Lard — £ pt a ! : ' s '- : 1 1 — TI 7 1 fi2'5 66 Pi ve 1' w No v s s i:f 1 t M1NNFAPOIIS ' - C f 4 170 1 7 171 1 K2 ho'i 90 12 90 1 2 ii i - 72o 1 1 -- : f : F c-c 's - amet-t- s 1 s $1510 freely late n 00U 00a4 01 06 01 OO'i 02 11 15 5 i 13Vi 16 10 03 07 om 03 14 00 35 02 02 00 'a 00 Uj 'a 01 04 07'g 15 30 05-- 1 01 44 06 031 03'! 04 02 01 00! 4 01 02 1 20 02 1 40 01 08 18 46 23 48 01 00!4 210 215 19 OOU 21 01 02 OOV2 03 00!4 00' 00!i 00?4 05 07 140 145 20 01 21 00 00Ji j j 14225 Sales Mtn City Copper 200 at $175 New Park 500 at 29c Park City Cons 1000 at 4c Silver King Coal 2500 at $212 200 at $212'- Eureka Bullion 1000 at ll!4c Leonora 7000 at !4c few fed steers $13 fiO 1175 $11 no Y 1410 common to medium $1175 a 12 75 medium fed heifers $1175'' 12 50 jrrass heifers $975 fi1 1150 cows $9 00 S 10 50 Salable calves: For week 2100 vealers steady $1300 f 1150 calves 50c to $1 00 lower medium to choice $1100 tff 13 25 few to $1400 Hosts: Salable for week 1575: 10 to 25- - higher top $15 S3 sows $1300®' 14 op Salable 500: steady: wooled Sheep: lambs $12 SOff 14 00 good and choice quoted $1450 medium to pood lambs No 1 and 2 pelts $12 60??1300 BIRTHS Births reported to the Ogden city health department during the week were: Crittenden Harry Henry and Estelle Steele Clearfield route 1 son Preece Hyrum Bernard and Flarane Geneva Hansen 874 Sixteenth son Clarence John and Dinsdale Verna Elizabeth Badger 2302 Tyler son Allen John Alonson and Fay Smuin 2221 Lincoln son Shadoan Hugh Denver and Pearl Groves 3200 Pacific son Bennett John Kenneth and Velda son Burnham 1417 Twenty-eight- h Victor Bertrand Garfield and Madge Colleen Dial 3790 Riverdale road son Mason John Clifford and Maren Janette Mitchell Sunset R F D daughter Miles Paul Francis and Lola Grace Vinsonhaler Morgan son Heslop John Douglas and Verna Ellis Huntsville son McFarland Harold Hodson and Marva Ortell Clark West Weber daughter Gonzaley daughter Harlow Robert Fulton and Ruby Maxine Johnson 663 Twenty-fift- h son Castle Francis Mark and June Landis Wamsetter Wyo son Burton James Charles and Gertrude Marian Dane 200 Seven- teenth daughter Stimpson Jean Fassey nfw York rRonrcE— YORK 22 Produce: — Pota- ITO- - supplies ttt dull: Oregon Bliss $o 75 Tri- - XFW Aug (VP) Potatoes: Easv Idaho Russets Xo 1 100-lbag $450 asked Dressed poultry: chickens Irregular 2S ig W37Uc broilers 30(ii39c fowls 23 u 29c: Lonar Island ducks 22c Live poultry: Easier: turkevs (hens) 2Sc: roosters old 16© 17c: ducks 14 (d 25c fowls 19Sr27c broilers 23 fa" 29c" b KIOt'K 22 (API— Flour: I" - barrel in 9S-l- b cotton patents unchanged $70(lr(f t pa'erts unciiangei $5 7o'u 21200 Bran J3100© Aus BONO NKW YORK A - 22 (API— Bonds: NKW YORK CITY BOND 3s 50 1024 MARKETS AT A GLANCE NKW YORK Aug 22 (API — Stocks: Steady low price issues active Bonds: Even: rails fractionally higher Cotton: Easy: increase dhedge selling CHICAGO Wheat: Cent lower hedging sales m weather Corn Cattle: Hogs to l4c lower excellent Xommally steady Steady quotable top crop $1510 Black Sea YVA"NrTFr men to work in render Stead ing plant Good wages with men work Prefer packing house or rendering experience Ap ply Colorado Animal Rear American Packing Co uy-i-roauc- ' "'eiles I— ° MALTA ySea ? CYPRUS j SYRIA ) C rLm' ll son 1232 Twenty-thir- d Nye Victor Kraft and Jimmie Borger 509 Harrison son Wheelwright Don Ririe and 355 Clara Hadfield Betteridge Main South daughter Lockwood Carroll Arthur and Elaine Julia Anderson 2029 Jackson daughter Miller Gilbert Ruben and Iris Elizabeth Stone 842 Twenty-thir- d son Ferrin Clyde William and Doris Joy Stallings Eden daughter Vaughn Raymond Edward and Genevieve Aguirre 255 Orchard twin sons Albert Godfrey and Rothey JV--- v ri inintl 400 ti'ZtyXfC'SSSSyss Mill 11L1U11 HI New problems are one price of victory Three years of war which have seen many NEW PROBLEMS also have successes seen Germany's problems of communications and supplies greatly increased Map nazi shows routes over which men material and food must be transported to various German forces lllllllil r i i 1 © I i I I I I - 1 DEATHS Random References EVA C WAG NEK to Woods Lyman granted Hayden Candland 1470 Twenty bcr S7 per load delivered Roy against Camilla Woods They were seventh has returned from Hunt Lumber Co Dial (adv) married Oct 7 1924 in Provo ington Park Calif where he at tended funeral services last Tues Your picture! A war time trea- day for Eva Candland Wagner Trial Set— City Judge Reva Beck sure Bosone of Salt Lake City today Military men special 1 8x10 his sister Mrs set Sept 3 as the trial date for $550 value leatherette folder $395 Wagner was born in Ren Nelson Syme 21 of Ogden Brant Studio 385 24th St Dial Chester Sanpete county and was (adv ) brought to Ogden when a child who pleded innocent to a drunken 9370 She resided here until 1925 when driving charge He was taken into Speaker — Larkin M Patter- she moved to California For the custody Friday son will past 12 years she had resided at Canadian missionary D S Twenty-sixt- h L the at speak Bring in your old phonograph ward sacrament service at five Huntington Park Services were conducted by Elrecords except Columbia OK or m the hall ward in p Mack S Taft and Dale S Eighteenth ders Edson We will pay cash for them A musical has program Walters L D S mission workers (adv) beenspecial Boyles from Richfield Utah Interment arranged was in Inglewood Tark cemetery Tea — An installation tea for the Save don't when feet you your Mrs Wagner is survived by two new officers of Lea Thi Ta Del- wear hose a brief foot that's hid- sisters and three brothers: Carole phian chapter will be held Thurs- den inside your shoe Peds 25c Candland of Huntington Park day at the home of Mrs Roy a pair L R Samuels (adv) Mrs L L Lake and Hayden CandThorstensen at 1260 Twenty-fift- h land of Ogden Ralph Candland of street It will start at three p m To Talk — Robert I Burton for- Dos Angeles and Earl Candland Member of the O'Eutah are in- mer president of the L D S Mount of Salt Lake City vited along with membersof the Ogden stake will speak on "Imresidence in Ogden her During new chapter Chloie portance of Religion Today" at Mrs Wagner was a member of the five o'clock this evening in the 1m D S Seventh ward She had ward Grant Hinch-clif- f been ill for several years with Films all sizes including color Twenty-thir- d and film the women's chorus will heart trouble and Developing printing Lienhardt Drug Store 2800 Wash- present numbers (adv) ington Blvd SARAH HENDERSON We will pay cash and pick up EVANSTON WTyo Aug 22 — Decline — Communicable diseases old phonograph records except Sarah Jane Ashton Henderson 66 in Ogden have shown a steady Edison and Columbia Glen Bros widow of Joseph M Henderson (adv) died here early Saturday morning decline during the' past week Only were cases four at the home of a daughter Mrs reported during Fined Burch In Creek the two included week Miller following a lingering the past They court Saturday afternoon Russell Tom illness chicken pox quarantines one W Chisenhan 26 paid $5 for failMrs Henderson had returned mumps and one German measles ure to obey a stop sign Velma only Monday from California Nelson 19 $3 for driving wrhere she had visited with two Artists We carry a complete without an paid operator's license of her daughters stock of all supplies Pastel reShe was born Dec 5 1875 at & Paint placements Gateway Glass Mode-o-Da- y now frocks lingerie Staffordshire Co 2340 Washington England a daugh(adv) at Frances Inc 2277 Wash (adv) ter of Joshua and Elizabeth Wool-le- y Ashton She came to America Services— Richard Nelson will with her parents in 1880 settling FUNERALS speak at the L D S Sixth ward at Almy a mining center near sacrament services tonight at seven Evan-stoShe later moved with o'clock He will describe experiUtah to Randolph TOM SMITH her parents three-year mission ences during a 28 1891 to Dec — was married She 23 EVANSTON Funeral Aug in Brazil services for Tom Smith who died Joseph Henderson at Randolph here will be held Sun- and moved to Evanston Her husUse McMurtry outside paints day atThursday two m under the direc- band died seven years ago p $2 tier gallon Thev are the tion of the Burial Mrs Henderson was a member Bryan mortuary best! Gateway Glass & Paint Co will be in the of the L D S church the Evancity cemetery (adv) 2340 Washington ston First ward Relief society and choir and an honorary member ANNIE M KISSEL To Serve — A waffle breakfast of the auxiliary to Union Pacific Services will be conducted at ten will be served at the USO center a m Old Timers club No 6 & in Sons' Monday Lindquist for soldiers this morning by clerks She is survived by seven daugh mortuary chapel for Annie M Kisof The Nadine sel widow of Henry Kissel pioneer ters and two sons Mrs Tom S tailor writh Bishop Cecil Rushforth Miller and Mrs Robert L Lewis Parking — Save time expense in charge Interment will be in of Evanston Mrs Robert Bingand worry Park right downtown Mountain View cemetery ham of Ogden Mrs George W at Community Parking Center Friends call at the chapel Patterson of Los Vegas Nevada 2463-6- 7 Kiesel South Paramount today from may to nine m and Miss Virginia Henderson and Mrs three theatre Popular rates Cars care- Monday prior to services p Mazie Dennis of Los Angeles Mrs (adv) fully watched George C McClure of Santa Fe NORMA C INniLER M N Floyd A Henderson of has — A divorce decree Decree Services for Norma Clare Miller Essex Montana and Mack W daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Henderson A yeoman in the U Miller who was killed Wednesday S navy at San Diego evening in a traffic accident were Also surviving are eight brothconducted Saturday in the L D S ers and sisters: Mrs John W Ewer Eighth ward chapel by Bishop and Mrs Olive Buck of Evanston Frank L Allen Mrs C E Galbraith of Salt Lake Prelude and were postlude played — A 22 search COALVILLE Aug City Mrs S A Carter Orem Florence accomwho by Seager direcJoshua Ashton Woodruff the for talent contest under the soloists Louise Brewer Utah panied conbe Ashton of Denver W will B Ernest Utah P the of tion and Vera Invocation was and of Ogden: Ashton ducted September 11 and 12 from by Melvin Sampson George to nine n m in connection tion was L Swenson and benedic- Twelve grandchildren and two Grant Waldron by Speakof show Livestock Junior with the ers were Mr SwenSummit county Suitable prizes will son and Ray J Brewer All members of the family have Allen Interment arrived Bishop be awarded at Evanston was in Ogden city cemetery The All nersons under 21 are eligible services will be held Funeral was dedicated by James H Contestants must have their appli grave at the L D S First ward church Martin cations in the hands of the 5genTuesday Aug 25 at two o'clock eral committee by September with a nephew of the deceased LYLE S BUSH The general committee includes Services Ralph Ashton officiating Mrs Myrla Moore chairman Mrs Bush wife for Mrs Lyle Shields Bishop will be in the city cemeInterment of John P Bush Lew Davis and Mrs Paul Barber chemist the direction of the under for the Garland plant of tery Mrs F T Wilson Echo Mrs Utah-Idah- o mortuary conBryan Sugar Co were Henefer's and Howard Pasket John E Wright Cluff may be con- ducted at Lindquist & Sons' morFUNERAL DIRECTORS tuary Saturday afternoon by Bishtacted by contestants op Charles J Wood of Garland Prelude and postlude were by KIRKENDALL-DARLIN- G Dean Murdock and other music MORTUARY was by Lucetta Thompson Elizabeth Manning Pearl Peck Fred DIAL 4659 L Nye and Joseph H Kirkham Invocation was by Vern Bishop BOISE Aug 22 (AP) — Ada CARD OFTHANKS was by Minam county deputy sheriffs think a cer Peck "cucuicuon We wish to extend our heartfelt A Speakers were Orson tain porker now at large is smart- Christensen to all our friends and neighthanks Garof the manager er than his owner thought so kindly assisted durwho bors land sugar Joseph H ing the death of our beloved father Thef owner reported to the offi- Kirkham and factory cers that five pigs he had pur- tion followed Bishop Wood Crema- Geo W Sparks Especially do we the services thank the Brotherhood of B of L chased at Meridian broke out of E the singers and accompanists their pen and although he recapWILLIAM E BARTON those who furnished flowers and tured four the other one got away automobiles KAYSVILLE "Maybe" grinned the deputies for William E Aug MRS G W SPARKS and Barton were con- — FAMILY 26G5 "you ought to move to a new farm" ducted Saturday afternoon at The farmer's present homestead is located in Slaughter House Kaysville L D S tabernacle by FLORISTS Bishop William E Gailey Invocagulch tion was by Edwin Jenkinson and benediction was by June Bowman Floral Co Ogden CityBlvd Margaret Louise Williams 847 Music was by Myrtle Phillins and 2277 Dial 4761 Washington Canyon road son Marcia Mansell on piano Maurine 8039 Malan Harry B and Armenta Johnson on violin and Kent John- Flowers for alf occaaions Dial 7171 Stoker R F D 1 Roy son son E B Gregory and 1600 Grant Margaret Dumke Floral Co Alder Grant Lorenzo and Dor- Hess vocalists were Speakers son 468 Twelfth Sharratt othy David Layton Clifford Green N Radio Repairing Thornburg Perry Alexander and A Rasmussen Frank Rigby Alma Odette Overly Montgomery 2835 J Larkin and Bishop Gailev In Lincoln son RADIO repairing of all makes Stevens Redmond Aretus and terment was in Kaysville-Layto- n reasonable prices Rosalind Ann Spatasa 184 Twenty-fift- h Memorial parte j Farley Smith SCHOSS-REAELECTRIC CO the dedicated grave 2597 daughter Large Truck loads of scrap lum-vbee- n ts 3 WANTED men neat appearing for advertising campaign profitable now in effect Excellent opportunity if you qualify Apply 2374 Wash JMt YOUNG man with sales ability to learn clothing business Salary ard commission Steady work excellent for apDial opportunity ILllZ pointment YOUNG girl that loves to learn about fancy pastries defense style Apply in cooking Light housework Mrs Drive 648 River person Vc-gro- ot 2i LIVE WIRE for service station unnecessary work Experience Must be 18 See "Lee" at Wasatch 2711 Service Clearfield EliPElUENCED man for service station See Les Meyers Conoco station 26th and Wash Blvd 1884 22 n d 2587 YOUNG man with driver's license Apply Ogden Grain Exchange Jo 00! a 170 13975 5tolin9rod MALE HELR WLf )T Mediterranean 03 (AP-FSM- 1 moderate demand m derate but no ace: offerings other sections : M ' c -- track on oio av !'t'x Sit1 ll! 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Msv M :''-- t !4 !i a Ri!" 0" ( Sept 94: vt truck-in- Moscow f 02 05 03!a 1 I ifCmmn AVi I Guadalupe and Hope other killing classes strong best truck-i336 Dan son L Batchler fat ewes 90 good to choice range McCollumn and Leslie Crouch a $1273 1360 Myrtle Mae Combe 3701 Harrison — son A XGFtES AUK 22 Cattle: Salable for week 4S00: steers Rutherford Eddis Talbot and ly to 25c higher dairy cows 25c Lola f" Twenty-sixt- h Mary Jackson 319 lower other classes steady medium to la'?: (API-O- pen Wheit— OT'ij 09 01 V 02 4 West Toledo 'a OOU 01!a Yankee 01 02 Zuma UNLISTED STOCKS Bid Asked Araal Sugar pfd 735 750 Con Wagon 365 330 217VA 225 U I Sugar com U I Sugar pfd 990 10 12 Hi '43 7 & Ut Pr Lt pfd 00 4400 4300 Ut Pr & Lt 6 pfd'38-OZ C M require investment In stock sam ples equipment or a casn Dona should be thoroughly Investigated before paying out money Only bona fide offers of employment with pay belong in the "Help Wanted" columns Kindly report any exception to this rule to the classified ad vertising manager A- -l COMMERCIAL TEACHER Dial 4812 SOVIET RUSSIA 10 01 Walker o s's— wd wSlikmiU isles 05 1 Trans-La- rnrnr Vug 22 OO3 00U 04Ji 8 re scare pf basis 03 00 !i 24 22 (AP-USD- rer-o'e- NOW YORK 00'i Delbert Harold and Iris Virginia Mehorney R F D No 4 Box 351 son 30c Torman Charles Lee and Gwen — Hogs: OMAHA Aug 22 Kimose Farr West daughForen Salable 100 total 1900: nominally small consisted ter supply steady market mainly of good sows selling at $1160 W Perrin Clifford Dale and Doro13 S5 only odd head medium and good rjuobarrows and gilts $1325f14 25 comthy Hammerneck 454 Twenty-sixt- h : barrows son pared with Friday last week and gilts 240 lb down 10 to 15c lower 1 Anderson Joseph Peter and Alice heavier weights 20 to 30c off: sows 25 4 ij to 40c lower spots 50c off no quota- - Tippets 2644 Madison daughter 4ia tions T Satterthwaite Cecil Hodges and — 45c fAP-FSD- do smalls iis Joa-- c 37'c iris (AP-USPA)- ca-- ioe-r-':aa-- — Tve FOSTOy Aiic 22 utet ihu ar wool market whs generally were Rtivers fhe past week new government onlers bef re waiting A sale of rttaXlri! further commitments oriEinal baj averaee fine and half bloo-i lean male at $1 00 territory A wool was terr-trf:-eVie basis i was un- - BUTTER fhvt Wool Market Quiet During Past Week wo-- S3 jam-pl- e imtral n CatDENVER Aug 22 Pa 'able 250 total 350 calves saint le and total 50 compared last Friday bulls steady $975 'f 1 075 calves and ve ile-- s steady to strong choice vealers $1550 choice heavy calves $1400 other to killing classes 25c higher: medium choice steers $12 60 15 00 medium to choice heifers $1250 & 1475! grass fat heifers $1000 best cows $1125 tle: ch-ie- No 1 white M Ni 2 "ae: Xj 3 49c Xo 4 4 sc N 1 a a! rel 51c 11 irles ' f:ng SOheavy 9fic nominal : 1 ie j imrhftntrefi lower t a — No : (a:-rt:-- unchareed wert Cuot alters wetK ('rn: s ' i A rep flp:ins 7iC nr) r"s taken In eer's aTi r "Ttie Tnanufaeturne T'-is material chance 'he lease-lenorlers Texn A iCe tre 11 to la r i wool ft i h corfirtei 1 'n but been up ftu: tive ii" terr'-r- v rutt ! Wv-iua- ol IJo sales He- - week i !ai over e e! t' 4 to sc off rv ls CiriCAGn cMCoat !" ttrC a it tw cents fente ta were taken In nme h - v i 'ti-- t rr-- ft art-- bev nrl that 'v reslra-'ewith the ee!l(t!t — t y 1 sows $1325 and down For five diys 5600 comSheep: pared last week steady top good wooled lambs 81 lb medium to eood $1350 lambs $12 00 Tj 1300: feeders $1050® 1125 shorn ewes $400 'i 550 fa ! 05 22 Aug p a: rtOSTN" X r: HWKI IV MI LI1N By I i FRANCISCO SAX — Cattle: For five days compared last week 25 to 50c hieh-elb steers $1325 top rcass 1035-10- 5 medium grass $1325 good 12(12 lb s'eers $1225 1275: 964 lb heifers medium $1050 good grass fat $1200 cows $9 00 a 9 50 Calves: For week 200: steady: food to choice vealers quoted $11 on iff 1350 medium slaughter calves $1250 Hogs: For week 2500 compared last week 25c lower: good to choice barrows and gilts under 223 lb $1535 ?f 1550 (A GRAIN ' de-in- j 00 i! 42 Prince Cons Rico Argentine Royston Silver King Coal Silver King West Silver Shield Sioux Mines South Standard Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standard Utah Cons et 03 00Vj: 285g Park Premier Park Utah Plutus h la's Penney J C Pennsylvania Bailroad Pullman Pure Oil he-itaf- T-- 4:kh v" r c 1 VI'SSC Packard - Bead ig rails showed pun rang- nn to sa arlv a point m Wabash Tin its ills if:- r early met pood demand VVaaidi B-and B- Hud- - n Ca d cf v'v hvtt Coal Navigation 4 s of i small shoAcd la gams Commercial Mirlcay ireorne 4 of with warrant ros around 1 amts to feature tle utihtas - la'i 08 03 03 oo '2 08 01 03 '4 01 26 25 01 01 04 OOVi New Quincy North Lily Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Cons Park Konold Park Nelson 1 v 01 28 New Park New Premier 1 h preliminary k t re: In last rial PIT la rail 27 Oh off iuil utility ? in oLCj 17" ap Oni O weri a - a- i I EXAMINER NO payments to get a position ad vertised in the help wanted columns Ads in other columns which 01 00v4 OO'g 07 Mtn City Copper Mtn View Nail Driver m Tbritish t Territory Asked 044 ooii Moscow i i - strives to protect its readers against fraud deception orto injus make tice Readers are cautioned 1942) om Horn Silver Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Leonora Mammoth Miner's Gold Miss Monarch to 23c lower with most decline on haron good to rows and eft Top lb weights choice lsn-:Lighter and mortlv $14 25 to $1450 heavier we!s-'ht- s Fows $1 75 to $13 00 Receipts for the week totale Saeep: 1111 f:t head of which S2412 were sold here to compare with 9030i and 75105 last week and a total of OllCCl last year The week's market on fat ran so spring lambs was 50c higher and feeders 40c up The best fit Idaho Pheep were steady springers made $1150 with several conFeeders signments at $1400 to $1440 A few hands rf went at $13 25 down and shipped lambs were tru"ked-ia- double deck $1413 to $1435 carloads were made un from t rcsu an 1 they refected the week's full advance in Good to choice Idaho ewes rated prices at $550 down and odd small lots in truck Old situ"1 lots of division $500 down sprirg lambs in truck division rate! mostly at $13 Oil down Friday's market closed stea ty at prices quoted above r livestock Carloads Note: dnprci-ib'ucht for reshipmert n the Ogden mat-kbenefits in variable carry freight amounts except when otherwise noted 48 Bobbins opper 'a-Keivmator National Biscuit National Dairy National Power &: Light New York Central N V N II & II North American A via Nor! it American Nortnem Pacific i Lara sales weir si''o oc 22 06 Gold Chain quotably weaker The week's market was weak Hoes: 31 i i Eureka Lily Eureka Standard veilers 6 7-- 32 Ken La mile it Ct mi a 1f - 13-1- nei-o- I 's 4 ri Hujp Illinois Central International Harvester Imernational Nickel International T & T 1 1 lud-n- f 2a Railway pf of Agriculture tlih and l" S Department of the The following Is a summary week ending for market livestock Otden : 21 Aue Friday Cattle and Calves: 341B head arrived during the week and 1940 of these were sold here compared with 17 4 and lfOS a week aco and a total of 1793 a year was active on the week's a eo Tra i:r early session and prices were fully steady Good s'ers were sold mostly o strong within a ranee of $1125 to SI 250 with a few lots of local fed choice llcht kind? a new at $1300 price for recent Common to medium dairy type years to s'eers rated at $? 25 to $1075 few A few Good heifers were scarce $11 00 tight rnd $10 75 t $11 50 and some r! cice yearlings brought $1225 to 51300 fold heifers to medium dairv tvpe The hu'k of pood at j mi to Hi25 cows moved at $fi nn to $9 50 Two choice benefit early in the loads with frei-- ht Cutter to week marie $10 On and $10 20 we- -' at $7 75 to SS75 medium drive 7 50 down to $100 and and eanneis Good heel hulls brought J925 to below medium sausage hulls $10 25 Medium to good veal $ 25 to $9 no d calves were party in the week at Few choice $ 4 50 to 25 $1 2 50 to $1 Common vea era rated at $10 50 SI 5 00 The to $12 no and rn! Is at $1025 down week closed wi hverv little demand for s- - - I 2d 13 ! fw top which Goodrich equalled C high Stand ird Oil of California and utter ida m do new highs for the far Ta American & Foreign their Newer jrc'ferreds cont imh a new hign-of setting aiiy practice tinutilities Sales on t!i!' stai exchatme were Si i shares compared with I2a- - B i k t 'k BR-- hh 7-- fair-size- nd'-bake- - C Ii Alta Tunnel American Metals Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals Bonanza Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Cons Clayton Silver Colorado Cons Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Crescent Eagle Crown Point Dragon East Crown Point East Tintic Coal East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion 4 Hog Market Declines as IVjVh 43 H Sheep Receipts Soar 2i Over Earlier Time 26 yj & Co Bid 6T5i I: ( (Saturday Aug 2414 American Can American & Foreign Power American Radiator A T & T A rn r i r i n To bacco B American Waterworks STOCKS Y & r: Germon-nei- a HNLArsup &yj STANDARD THE United Notions NORWAYfl 1942 HELP WANTEp Nazis' Lengthening Lines of Supply Dull Stock Market tlold York Stocks CATTLE SALES MOTORS PROVIDE New (Last Sale Aug 22) (lly The Associated Tress) GAININWEEK Reduction American 10ST CELERITY 131 AU©tJ3T 23 SUNDAY MORNING STANDARD-EXAMINE- R S5-S2f- i0 Coalville Will Look for Talent great-grandchildr- en Porker Doesn't Like New Home 22-Se- MAN to help in shop and do deCo livering Western Radiator 2642 2538 Ogden BOY work EARN $120 to" $175 per month driving taxi cab in Ogden Steady 6863 work 2508 Ogden Ave — BOYS WANTED Hustlers to sell papers Call basement WANTED married man for permanent work good wages Model 2416 Laundry 2153 Pingree COOKS wanted cooks wages 2851 2426 Washington Salesman Wanted PERMANENT WITH DRAWING ACCOUNT mfr AA-- 1 rating has larger line than before war Plenty ld to sell Everyone in business a prospect Best line of advertising gift leather in country Exclusive calendar line wide range of timely novelties and cloth specialties Drawing account will be arranged if satisfactory Best season now Co starting The Kemper-Thoma- s 2694 Cincinnati O EMALEJHE EXPERIENCED women drivers to 3 drive taxicab in Ogden Steady work good wages Must be mature and of good moral character 2508 9052 Ogden Ave MAKE good money compiling names cash in advance for lists inexperience location no handiDarnell Service Jackson cap 2684 Tenn GIRL for general office work Good personality and good handwriting essential Steady position 2573 Dial COMPETENT woman to care for home and two children Good wage Call between 9 a m and 1 p m 2653 644 27th St Dial 8109 EXPERIENCED typist Must be able to take shorthand Apply Sterling Furn Co Monday morning 2673 TEACHERS wanted Northwestern Teachers Agency Salt Lake City 2695 Utah WANTED neat appearing girls as floor attendants Apply after 4 2701 the Playdium Eccles Bldg GIRLS wanted PALACE CANDY 1 2650 GIRL or woman over 20 for waitress Street Car Lunch 2258 Wash 2682 WANTED experienced waitress or fountain girl Walgreen Drug 2478 WOMEN over school age OGDEN TROY LAUNDRY 2610 E X P E R t E NCED housekeeper 2662 good wages Dial 7026 OGDEN high school girl for pnrt time housework Dial 8549 2277 FOUNTAIN girl or waitress want Wanted — Situations MIDDLE aged widow wishes position as house mother matron receptionist Exp women's ready-to-weStandard-Exam- Box iner 2713 EXPERIENCED woman will care for apts for apt and small wage Prefer apt near Hill field Box ar I-4- Standard-Examine- r 2721 NURSE with 7 years hospital would like position in doctor's office or clinic Dial 9155 ex-perie- 2510 WILL care for babies small children in my home 2834 Pingree 2477 JAPANESE part-tim- e Have porter Standard-Exgood references Box H-3-- A aminer 2400 PAINTING by :uan with 25 years 2715 experience Dial 6282 WILL care for child 3!4 to 4 vrs in my home Dial 2513 SALE OR TRADE rvices D with bicycle for delivery Apply Exclusive Pharmacy r ESTABLISHED business store fixtures stock furnished home modern incl cooling system At cost price Phone 01 2618 WILL trade small house on bench for same closer in town Dial 4196 2566 Cut Flowers GLADIOLAS cut fresh each day 40c per dozen 139 West 31st St 2562 ALL varieties Iris 25c peonies and 35c Johnson' 237 28th St 25c 8901 i |
