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Show Page Four WEBER HERALD MARTIN'S GASH GROCERY Most up to-date stock. Lowest prices on bench. "If advertised we have it" School supplies and Candies. 740 24th St. Phone 537 UlmesJ cleanliness Lcsl eMort vihon yen use a Boyle Furniture Company The Home of Good Furniture The Best Place to Buy Your House Furnishings oO1" rV & appeals to L you our tastes are mutual JERRY Section Gleaner Am BRIGHTEN! The interior of your home with new wallpaper which will cost you about Fifty Cents per room. No paper-hangers mess to clean up. Anybody can use our famous AJAX WALLPAPER CLEANER with wonderful results. OGDEN PAINT, OIL & GLASS CO. Phone Four 2440 Wash Ave. 'Uhe best shoe values are to be found in JONES SHOES THE H. W. JONES CO. 2401 AVa.ihington Ave., Ogden. SHOES FOR HE WHOLE FJ1MILY THE SCOV1LLE PAPER CO. WHOLESALE AND LOTS O F IT Watson-Tanner ClothingCo. The store where your dollar is always worth 100 cents to you 'SEE US FIRST" e In Assortment, Prices, Service, Books, Sta'ionery and Such Try NON-KINK Garden Hose The Best Hose Made WATSON & FLYGARE Hardware Co. Chiropratic adjustments will remove the cause of your headache, then Nature will heal you C. B. JOHNSON, D. C, Ph. C. CHIROPRACTOR 4th floor Col. Hudson Bldg. Phone 707 Weber college Prepares you for life And you will never get more real joy in life, than in your association with us. The High School offers the best in any course, whether Commercial, Practical, or Intellectual, that is to be had in the state Watch our Qraduate He has a Reputation JOKES ? . Practical Girl Russ "Absenee makes the heart grow fonder!" How true the old saying is! Jo Oh, I don't know. Have you ever tried presents? Nothing From No Body I Professor Boys, this chattering will have to stop. Every time I open my mouth some idiot begins to talk. Modern Mother Goose Sing a song of war-time, A country full of camps; Fifty million patriots Buying savings stamps. See the quarters flowing In a steady stream To keep the soldiers going And smash the Kaiser's dream. Ex Mary had a little card (For savings stamps, you know), And everywhere that Mary went That card was sure to go. And every time she saved some change Not buying sweets at school, She'd save it for another stamp, And soon her book was full. WEBER SUMMER this A Good Day's Work Fond Father Well, Helen, how do you like school? Helen Oh, so much, papa. Fond Father That's right, daughter. Now, what have you learned today?Helen I've learned the names o all the boys. Ex. What Did She Mean? INAUGURATES SCHOOL (Continued from Page 1) eriicient training school in g-eat industrial center. Our courses are especially arranged to meet the office and state requirements, and the Civil Service examinations. Courses English, Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Rapid Calculation, Bus iness Arithmetic, Office Training. Banking, Spelling, Letter Writing, Speed Dictation, Business Penman ship, Civil Service Courses, Business Economics. The work is under the supervision of Prof. Eli Holton, who has had considerable experience in commercial work. He was connected with the L. D. S. Business College and also instructor in this branch in Weber for a number of years past. Credit earned in Summer School courses will be given upon the books I of the institution. The Summer term will commence I at the close of the Winter Session, May 20. Advanced and new students can register at this time. June 10, will be offered as a date for a sec- end registration. Students can enter He It's hard to keep from kissing at any time, as the work will be you. She You must be careful not to over-exert yourself. Ex. He You are thebreath of life to me. She Hold your breath. largely individual and classes will be limited in number. Terms: Special course, 4 weeks...? 4.50 Full course, 4 weeks 7.50 Full course, 12 weeks 20.00 THE J7 $4.00 to $9. A Pair CLARK'S 2358 Washington Ave. APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED (Continued from Page 1) sideiable experience doing this work. She is highly recommended by those whom she has worked under. A new addition to our faculty comes in the person of John G. Blay-lock. He expects to take out his A. B. degree in the U. of Utah this year and will teach science and history, as well as assisting in the French department. Mr. Blayloctc is a local man, his home being located in North Ogden. He likewise comes to Weber highly recommended. Attorney Jos. E. Evans will take over the commercial and debating work of Prof. Kasius as well as continuing his French classes. Miss Adella Warner, librarian, is considering accepting a position in either the U. A. C. or B. Y. TJ. It is quite probable that she will leave Weber but her successor has not been appointed. Principal Beal and the school board are very optimistic concerning the faculty for next year. Although we lose some very strong men this fall their positions are being filled by very competent and experienced instructors. Four Important Milestones in Life 1. Blarney stone. 2. Moonstone. 3. Grindstone. 4. Tombstone. Life. PETTY WINS PRESIDENCY Continued from page 1.) ''mud." In the former, nearly every one of the present officers of the student body were scored considerable.The election revolved around the office of president. The supporters of Mr. Jeppson maintained that he would defend the rights of the student body with force if necessary, and accused Petty of being a sissy and pro-faculty. The advocates of Petty insisted that the office was due him, because he was a speaker, leader and booster. The brazen and crude methods of the campaign manager of Jeppson, in advertising his candidate brought almost a solid vote for Petty, from the girls. A unique display of beer bottles hanging from the ceiling of the assembly hall and various inscriptions in green paint on the sidewalks intimating that Petty was a baby, and a lady's man, did much to injure their cause. It is the opinion of many that Mr. Jeppson was a victim of circumstances and did not sane, tion these methods. It is the consensus of opinion as recorded by the votes that the offices are filled with efficient students and a continued growth of the student body and its activities are looked for. OGDEN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO NEW ADDRESS 2430 WASHINGTON AVE. We are pleased to announce the opening of our New Store on Washington Ave. Previous address: Opposite Alhambria Theatre Present Address: 2448 Wash. Ave. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO, Painless Dentists East side Washington, between 24th and 25th 2468 Wasnington Ave. Will be needing .. 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