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Show THE OGDEN KQ SERVICE ITOK I : Saturday Special ......... Veal Chops Veal Steak . . . , . Veal Roast Sirloin Steak . '. . . . . Round Steak . . . OUTLINED What This Branch of Red .... .... .... ... ........ Steak Pot Roast Rump Itoast T-Bo- Cross Does for Soldier : Given in Detail IH40 15c 15c . 15c "What the Home Service section of the lied Cross accomplished during the past year is set forth in a state -i ment,; issued by the officers as folj lotvsi "The Home Service section of the American Red Cross of Ogden has, rendered service to nearly 3,000 men 11, during the year ending November 1921. This does not include infor-- J matlon service, but such service as application for bonus, travel pay, backj allotment and allowances, application for liberty bonds purchased "whlje in service, or application for certmcate of service in lieu of lost or destroyed 'discharge certificate. .......... . . 17'2c' . . 172c .' . 20c . . 20 o17y2c , . - Knowing Where to Get it! i Apt 15c 15c 10c ..........15c .'. cS?53L;;J 17J2c . Nice Beef Boiling. Shoulder Pork Roast . . Shoulder Pork Chops Sausage . ' . . . . . . . Hamburger Lamb Lee . . . . . . . Lamb Chops Lamb Ster. 3 pounds for " 7. 17J2c .-- I FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 2, 1921. STANDARD-EXAM1NE- R TJFTEN you see a man who shops around for his - . 25c HILL BROS. ' ' 616 Twenty-fourt- Phone j clothes. Street h 1491-- We carry the choicest line of fresh and cured meats In the city. Delivery Anywhere In Town GREAT SERVICE. "Our greatest service, however, has been to the disabled men and women and their families. Most of those who are receiving help from us at the present time were in ignorance of the fact that thev were eligible for vocational the training, and compensation from,were government. They knew there provisions made by the government for disabled veterans, but naturally in the line they assumed that disabled t of that one had beengassed or injured while on the battlefield, and though, they were suffering from after effects from influenza duo to exposure from which .they have never recovered, and were probably heart or lung trouble, .suffering from as a result, or had incurred tubercubroken arches,, or illness left losis, efrom contagious diseases, they did notrealize that they were considered disabled in line of duty. Many veterans have been living in rural districts, and were unaware that the government would be responsible for disaservice. bilities incurred while in the. most men to the fact that "Owing were discharged in 1919, who are now due. to applying forofcompensation, and time elapsed from date the length" ; of discharge to date of application, affidavits must be .procurred from physicians, employers and comrades in service, in order to prove that the 'i disability is of service origin or is greater than 10 per cent. No training or' compensation is awarded if the is- -' to be less than lability is determined 10 per cent. ' HELPS FAMILY. "Two months are allowed the government!: to consider the application, and owing to the fact r that most men . who apply do not do so until they are Unable to work or are only able to .work part of the time, or if the IT. S. public health physician to whom the man reports, places-hiin the hospital for an operation, medical atten-tid- n or observation, his; family is left without support until the government acts, which usually takes from two months to one year. In the meantime the Home Service provides a home for the family and the comforts the man needs while in the hospital,, together with all necessary correspondence in connection with his claim. "When the compensation from the government is finally awarded, the man' repays the Home Service, as he can spare the., money.' When vocational training is" given, 15 days elapse before the first pay arrives. Thus it is necessary for the Home Service to pay the railway . expenses for the wife and family to the place where the man is to taketraining, his transportation only, ber' AT rM em vera menL h After the family reach the destination owing to the ract that tne iamny are strangers in the community the rent, grocery and meat bill and all expenses must be paid in advance. This also is done by the Home Service, and is repaid as soon as conditions will permit. If the health of the man falls while he is in training, it is necessary for him to go to the hospital. His training pay then ceases and the government must be notified of the conditions before his compensation automatically begins again. This takes another month or so to get adjusted, when the family again la looked after by the Home I Service. (n duty-mean- ' 'Vtf;;ifV hi- - j mmmm "tear Public: Please remember cents only, goes to national headquarters. If you give J5 or $20, J4.50 or $19.50 is retained for work in your own community." OO that s;'-- He may be a staid old clerk, yet he'll attend a sale somewhere and be sold an outfit intended for a member of the race track fraternity. He buys on a price basis only. Do you know 50 that some men have been buying their Griffon Clothes here since Roosevelt was President? . -- They know where to get their clothes. d Always they look the part of men. 0 well-dresse- Watson Tanner The total enrollment at the high school is now 1051. There are 628 girls and 523 boy This livery astonishing, as usually there are many more girls than boys enrolled. More boys are also requiring better records from the students. The enrollments by classes are as follows: Freshmen, 361, Sophomores. 341, Juniors, 201 and Seniors, 133. -- Clothing Co. The banquet for the football players is to be given Tuesday niyht. Because of financial conditions, the school was unable to give the players the and so the board of education banquet and the are 'giving superintendent of schools the banquet to 14. e letter men. The letter men who were lucky enough to receive invitations to the affair are and It Is thought that many will at"Renz" Doxey. Allison Skeen, Floyd tend the game between Kast high and Thomas, Klmore Smith, Overton ZInn, of-th- Colorado Springs high school. PRETTY SOFT FOR SOME FELLOWS! 10,293 PUPILS Tommy Norton, Virgil Hlnchcllff, cc , Haynes Stratford, Thair Rich, Ralph Nye, William Smith, Fen Palmer ana Tom I3oxey. Manager George Whipple will also be present. Besides the players and the board of education, the citv commission and Dp. AfHl imvn LEAKY WINDOWS j been invited. Superintendent W. Karl Stop leaky windows by using Hopkins will act as chairman. The Chamberlain Metal Weather Strips. banquet is to be given In the cafeteria Furnishes Th sixth extemporaneous speaking; Supt. Work guaranteed for an unlimited Hopkins dining room under the charge of Miss contest T B 1 I I Wey J was ja F the at held yesterday time. Our Weather Stripes are for Marshall and the domestic science deon Enrollment Statistics subThe ber Normal general college. stopping rattling windows, keep out partment. Problems of to December 1 ject was. "Reconstruction, Up rain, dust, cold draughts, and a Statos." United and Great Britain the The girls have charge of the O. H. S. fuel saving of 30 per cent on a ful.Anderson, senior, who used as The annual girls' party is to Joseph tonight. his ly equipped home. "Rebuilding of Britain's eubject The enrollment in the erdtn City be given with the different elates and Willard was first pluce. given Trade," schools ha th;t jear broken all recH. T. BOLIN, Representative organizations staging stunts. Commit- Marriott, college student, won second tee members been have hard ords. working Superintendent W. Karl HopF. J. Kiesel BIda. Room 302 for the last week on the various sur- place. Ills eubject was "Industrial or sent' the flaurea to Ge has kins uritain. Great Reconstruction Phone 971 prises planned, and it seems likely that neva. Iurkln, sophomore, was reward the Kfif rftarl in follnjvlnj ion nt nf rl uc.it Ut: the affair will be a great success. The ed third honors. Her subject ws. December of enrollment wth thl girls' mothers are invited, but the boys "What Should the United States Ac Senior school 101 are invited to et-- - at home. of the l,oans Owed Mound High Tort and cept lClementary 1070 by the Allies." Fourth lienors were Junior High The. basketball team 1s practicing won by Nan Emmett. Junior, who Central Junior 918 High hard every night in preparation of the spoke on, "National Virtues "Rtvjuired Iewls Elementary and Junior firBt games of the season. Games have In the U. S. by Reconstruction." As 747 , High ' been arranged with Tooele and Oranta-vill- e the contest now stand, the seniors Madison SCI the chorus, puttinsr tho ilancprs through their .tep. Ho SlarEli&ll Ncilan No, he isn't the director on the 16th and 17th of December are ahead. Junior and "college stu- Plnree 691 &90 and he w as too busy to go to the theater so the chorus came over and put on if private performance. and a game will probably be 'played dent are tied for second Grant , place. with Morgan before this trip Is taken. CIS Washington 498 The second of a aeries of program JxjrJn Farr Elko, Nev has written to obtain a 57 A Fmlth's Business cellete of profits Is ln - jtain addiUcnal profits, diterm!r.td ly game. This game will probably be consiatiag of addreeies, ?ongs and;QUincy III ZZ Adventlsts Seventh Day Mdng scale. 182 ftltuted by the law. P.allroad earn- musical numbers Riven by. Alumni; Kive rolnta played. There alto H rrorli'.on for Jabur a ass Incs to return stock rertaiu members was held vesterday in the; Dee abo" 1127 holders and above j participation In the various conlrol'.lr.c 125 The Fourth ward amusement hall Weber auditorium, The program was West Ogden chsrgrs are s for prcfii lf,0 there Besides the boards and above, l will to common a as into fund follows: p4i! ha3 been' obtained by the high schooll and adults Agriculfcharint. ProfesD. doing fnlversity be used to mtet any deficit by other 1217 Addresses by John Total enrolment Ling, and the boys who do not take drill will --coL.. Woods. tural college extension work. lines. A company, however, that shows be given physical education in that Bor J. Q, Blaylock, Francis TOT.vii m;mui:r Wilford A. More women than men get Mlvor Sill. To recapitulate: greater thsn normal efficiency InShall. Coach "Stubby" Peterson has Profesaor Joseph Counting those who are enrolled In In New York. r re traffic 2SXS Bramwell, Joatph.H. llelnap. Walter ninth, otherwise, raay and handling Schools. Junior Stnlcr twelfth! and eleventh High 'charge of the physical "work.1 and Murray K. Jacobs. Two grades, tenth, 422 Parry solos or high school proper, there Klementary Grades1 10c were given by Albert are 1,27. violin 301 Time (tinder Tart Rates have been obtained for High years In and seventh the old). eighth school students to Salt Iake tomorrow Erlckson accompanied by the piano grades 1.&S9 are enrolled, making a SS2I by Ernest Oborn. grand total of 2.S1& doing Junior or 1127 senior high achool work, and 5,422 In Private schools 170 Tickets are now on sale for the the elementary grades. Americanltatlon ft to be preare 101 puplla enrolled In V V play, "Peg o My Heart." There. sented December 13 and 14 at the Part Time schools, which Increases University extension 11. BROWN'S DELI CIA FRUIT SALAD ICE CREAM the total. to S.53S. Orpheum theatre. oo 10.2JS' Grand total There are 305 enrolled in Night In Brick Only; Eight Slice in a Brick ooschools and 170 In meriCanlratlon school. WOODMEN ELECT Brick, 65c; Two Brick, $1.20; Three Bricki, $1.75 CARD OF THANKS schools OFFICERS FOR YEAR Ogden rmvATK also has a large school popPacked in Ice ; Delivered Free ulation attending Private schools as BIG BARGAIN ON ELECTRIC HEATERS can be seen from the following table: We Have Other Special Officers for 122 for the Weber Camp Weber Normal college......... 650 and frlndJi extended during our re-- J No. 74. Woodmen of .the World, were Sacred Heart academy..'. ii 32S cent bereavement waa a source or Phone 315 . elected last night at a meeting of the St. Joseph's school 170 great comfort and wa desire hereby to Factory: 2456 Lincoln Aye. members of the organization at the Esextend our heartfelt thanka to all. F. j lodge rooms on Washington avenue pecially do we appreciate the beautiful com !V. Smith wu named consul flowers, singers andahose who spoke mander to succeed P. Q- Tlanz. M. H. SAGE TEA of comfort at.ths funeral serwords lieutenBrandon wu elected adviser vice. d ant to succeed "F. W. Smith. II. ' Sincerely. won out in theace for escort to IS NOW MBS. TOM SMITH AND FAMILY. YEAST succeed H. Clayton. T. Grimes was 4S9 - oo named watchman to succeed M. H. TO Brandon. E. Shaw was named sentry, i succeeding H. Heywood. CASH PRESENT MADE The following officers were PUT UP IN TINY TABLETS William Muller. cl;rk; R. II. RAILWAYS TO FRENCH banker: Sam Jost, manager. Several new members were initiated Grandmother's Recipe at the conclusion of the election after tablsts ccme sixty to the bott. rckei PARIS, Dec 2. France, in Its new In orst c'ored carton. to Color and Back which refreshments were served. railBring railroad control law, mAkes the TDe oo- For enrtch!r.r the fciooj. lmprtmr.r x Ooncen. Tak, con- us aijTo correct roads a present of advance. past, to Hair aiding Lustre appetite, Here is a bargain that has never before been given 6Uon, U1 come In the next fire trated Form, EeiulU ncra;r!s TALK present and to Upation. TO. DRIGGS amount rour an estimated of at arrr years, the to people of Ogden. Every home should have Quick. TO OGDEN ENGINEERS francs. Theo advances, for VuUdlr.c r.na You can turn gray, faded hair beauto on of these electric heaters. They are convenient, due are the la hawever. over part large r:th a4 trtr.ftfc tifully dark and lustrous almnst with the former railroads, agreement If a of boltl "Wyeth'a get night you'll VUir.lBa are ab- clean and efficient Just turn the button and the The regular monthly meeting of the Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any whereby they had to transport millions EACH TABLET IS o!ut!r r.ets.ry A PROPER DOSE and Orden chapter of the American As drug store. Millions of bottles of this of troops and millions of tons of suproom is heated. We have only a limited stock of Fho la a rate war baaed at sociation of Engineers will be held at old famous Sage Tea lleclpe. Improved plies during the Vitamin tabitti pre-wThe is conditions. on these heaters so get yours early. the Weber club Monday night, accord- b thw addition sponge of other ingredlenta, a. proper Kxhaustire tests prore that Vltamlaes jou n ing to an announcement made;today are sold annually, says a paaeed over all these transactions. , . M. D. 'Williams. druggist here, because It darkens the The new law, to which the railroads In hltrJr concentrated form are mere doe easily taken by Frank M. Drlggs. president of the We- hair so naturally and evenly that.no have informally agreed, needs formal bentfldal than sha taktn In natural just after, meala. AVatch for Our Saturday Specials ber club, will be the principal speaker. one can tell U has been applied. acceptance by the corporations, but It fools, arrordlng to xprta. a.n4 thounrvj Thev keep Irvielt-titelHe will address. the members of the Is expected to become effective early of people have fonrul that In tablet form or Those whose hair Is turning gray tot tie i:ch of Ogden organization on "The . School becoming faded have a surprise await- next year. lh Vltarnlnes can be ttken rl'Jwjt name fa mout have will then gen The for the Deaf and Blind." two one or government aping them, because after stomach.'" cr IaTorator the inr lr stralnlnr Tle upsvltlrc be will of roads the through Engineer committee reports plications the gray hslr vanishes and eral aupervision Vheellne. V. Vt, also fcruo4 that when the which made. dark an executive board that will control chrmlsts have Yltamlnes r': will be your locks become t luxuriantly . from vrst are te of flnatrurtn and order improvements. concentrated Members of the chapter and beautiful. qualoperation 'The government will control directly mled with a tlay t of Fat A ity end joriir In This Is the age of youth. named at the coming meeting to perthat rrtute ere trvhdlcln. Ail . njf o fect plans for the big New. Year's day Giycrophcvphtii, folks aren't freight charges so that certain indus iuA unattractive haT thostWiatAS The nuicker. The Quality Electric Store hlp!n ajtim irtsta Vita program which will be held by both wanted around, so get busy wtth tries may be favored If desirable. mnA aWIn Ihe wfknd s'.crr.arh. mine tabat Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compeund The companies will tsv reinforcM Uatlo.i the Salt Lake and Ogden chapters to let or tTm deairtnc rott'e of Any preon . govJm;r five , . the the K. of P. hall. be delighted with, credit and during e of Yltamttsts thcnild rt to tbf rrsr- - slsty sri:i t pre-- t tonight yar do you'll Phone 581 2452 Washington Ave. o- ot drv store snd rTw:re m belli, cf a' -j n receipt ct your' dark, handsome hair and your ernment wall pay the interert on s A housemaid in Phci-Jltof securities the France. earns from youthful, francs Vitamir. tmbt. Thei i,.ih rn- II plus 4c war a few .within appearance I0t),e0o.66ij daj-s- 125 to 260 francs a month. concntretH. ei- - to tVe. ynmtr tx rtals will isue to Improve th j Weber College Notes LISTED IN CITY ( ' ' " I t INCOMPARABLE tf I : ! lntrt opi-orlunlt- lf ! ; . at all Grocers V, aturday Special ANOTHER BIG SPECIAL 1 .4 I -- j j One of $10.00 These for Heaters $8,00 BUY - 1IIA1I Hey-woo- III re-elect- Bau-mun- k. It's In-Highl- y ciic j mm ar ,ft well-know- . Vice-Preside- nt . . y. Un THE LIGHTHOUSE I Gray-halre- d. JtiO-I'U- a-n- d " tin. V o -- 1 e |
