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Show f THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Semi-Weekl- y Page S THIRD AND FIFTH ERADICATION OF WHITETOP BEGUN FEW PRICES WARDS TO PLAY (Continued from first page.) them properly would be too great a burden on the Individual farmer. To overcome this, and enable effective work to be carried forth, it was decided to ask every land owner to make a voluntary contribution on the basis of his acreage. This was done, and the land owners In the Blue Creek area agreed to make a THIS AFTERNOON flnd-- to joa expect V MAID BREAD, 4 Loaves Two LIFTOVS GREEN TEA, uit K -- 85c Ib. Packages Weber Gym. Package , Quart Jar (Happyvale) PILL PICKLES, Package CORN STARCH, (Kingsfords), Tall Cans or Sego), MILK, (Morning PALMOLIVE SOAP, Bar RUSINS, (Not-A-Seed- 11-o- ), Finals Scheduled to Be Played Saturday At z. 8c "J Jar SUNBRITE CLEANER, Can. z. SHAKER JAR MUSTARD, PEANUT BUTTER, (Purity), Zee Jar. b. Wednesdays Results 35, East Garland 24. Brigham Fifth 53, Porterville 28. Brigham Third 38, Clearfield 31. Fielding 20, Kaysville 23. Ogden Eleventh 32, Ogden Fourteenth 30. Farr West 3 .Ogden Nineteenth 22. Ogden Twenty-fir37, Marriott 27. Ogden Twelfth 27, Ogden Fourth 35. Todays Schedule 3 p. m. Brigham Third vs. Francis. 4 p. m. Nineteenth vs. Twelfth. 5 p. m. Fourteenth vs. Marriott. 8 p. m. Brigham Fifth vs. Fielding. 9 p. m. Farr West vs. Fourth. 10 p. m. Eleventh vs. Twenty-firs- Francis Cloth Bag SUGAR, Jo lb BITTER, (Superior Parchment Wrapped), TEXAS SPINACH, (Fresh, Crisp), lb. 10c C4ULIFL0WER, (Snow White, Cello. Wrap), 10-l- b. SAW BEANS, 5 st 19c lbs. MEAT BARGAINS POT ROASTS, RIB BOIL, lb (Swifts Branded Beef), lb. 10c-1- 2c c CHUCK STEAKS, lb LINK SAUSAGE, (Fresh for COTTAGE CHEESE, (Maid o Glass, for., - - Saturday), Clover), Jf 15c lb, 10-o- in z. c I t. 1 High scoring featured the second round of play in the Ogden division M Men basketball tournament in the Weber gymnasium at Ogden iast Wednesday. There were few upsets, although two Ogden teams, Nineteenth and Twelfth, were eliminated. Nineteenth 2 lost a decision to Farr West, and Ogden Fourth ward downed the Twelfth ward, The four teams in the are Ogden Eleventh, Farr West, Ogden Twenty-firand Ogden Fourth. Ogden Eleventh nosed out Ogden and Ogden Twenty-- i (Fourteenth, first took a 7 decision from the Marriott hoopsters. An exceptionally large gathering watched the Wednesday encounters. The gymnasium was packed. are scheduled for The today, and the finals will be held on Saturday. All games will be held in the Weber gym. The feature of Wednesdays round was the remarkable shooting of Larson, forward for Brigham Fifth ward. This youngster scored all but seven of his teams 53 points, making 13 field goals and five foul pitches out of 16 attempts. 35-2- 35-2- 7. STORES FOOD semi-fina- ls st A Surety of Purity 32-3- 0, 37-2- WJB xn-Ho- V .IJS.JI.B Pioneer Daughters Date Ball Mar. 2nd Control g Association Formed Wednesday Last On . & ganization was made Wednesday, Con-- i ruarv 28th, of the Corn-Ho- g association of Box Elder county, conducted at Tremon-unda meeting -- er the direction of Robert Agricultural Stewart, County it. The meeting was attended by farmers of the county are participating in the corn-- : tj-o- 3 allotment program. Assistant Direc-o- f the State Extension Service, i John Stewart, Assistant County icultnral Agent, were also in i. W, W. Owens, :.iince. association was organized for iia purpose The Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Elder county are giving a pioeer ball Friday, March 2nd, at the Bluebird ballroom. All daughters and are urged to attend in pioneer ball costume, from each of the sixteen camps. A prize will be given the camp with the most members in costume. There will be appropriate music. A special feature of the evening will be the Minuet danced by daughters of the Bear River camp. Tickets, 35 cents per couple, extra lady 15 cents. Free refreshments. Everyone come, whether in costume or not. Each camp will please bring their banner. (fl6-2Box grand-daughte- rs semi-fina- Christofferson and Stewart Placed On al r, 1932-3- "s e Richards; Geo. vice-preside- nt. ..secretary, Robert H. surer, George A. Beal, and hient committeemen, George I Ralph C. Richards, who, 1 . Horace L. Richards, make i f llotment committee. ! of contracts for the corn- 'Jnent will still be open to 3 wishing to join. JOHN STEWART, Assistant y 0 U. SPECIAL! City on March 6th. Members of a with the assistance of the county agents are gathering information as to how many growers need loans for replanting damaged orchards. Fruit growers who wish such assistance should get in touch with their county agent or members of the committee. The includes, besides Chairman Christofferson, W. N. Barker, North Ogden, President of the State Horticultural Society; John Burningham, Bountiful; county agents Robert H. Stewart, Brigham City; A. L. Christianson, Ogden; DeLore Nichols, Farmington; V. L. Marti-neaSalt Lake; A. B. Call, Provo, and Professor F. M. Coe of the Utah State Agricultural College. Peanut Clusters I' Covered With Milk Chocolate Agricultural Agent. Economist Popular 25c Pound Eflworth Walker, University ; economist and special statis-ris- or to jE U! i! i' . If President George who is at present delivering of five lectures on money lt Lake City chamber of A is a disciple of Professor Cornell, monetary advisor rernment administration. Jkers work under Professor f1 to the granting of the degree to the Utah man Hollywood Candy Company We Make Oar Own Candles and Ice Cream! ' Sil 5SMS omu ls ioS (I Iff W it - w- ANANAS, Iff & RS 1 ii gSs lit 19c S 3 lbs ft 'AMmmr2DEB R0AST & efis a i Dr ; Market Price l2c V 10c V SAUSAGE, SL0? rpw,xILING MEAT ft PAT1? HENS, ft... nmUTLETS 2 fts RIB ROAST, 3 fts.. ,25c 6c 13c ft S 10c 27c WHITE SOAP, 10 Bars BEEF ROAST, V V V 25c 17c 37 v; 3 V V V V V V V V V V V V V V Prep-aratio- Beer Licenses Revoked Because it was shown that beer halls within a stones throw of the half-mil- TODAY AND TOMORROW 9, PEAs' No?2 CaiL3 ' COFFEE Oft j! R) RAISINS, Package BANANAS, lb GRAPEFRUIT, 3c or Dozen ORANGES, (Extra Large), Dozen. 4-l- ' Qt b. MISSION BEIL . . Soap, 5 Bars.. WHITE KING . . . X . . . . .26c lC LS:27c -- g VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, li Library Notes Rhode Island Descendants. ioc and Some of with OTTO KRUGER, BEN LYON, UNA MERKEL ISABEL JEWEL, ROSCO KEARNS g MIDNIGHT PREVIEW SATURDAY, and g SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY at Eight with JEAN HARLOW, WALLACE BEERY, MARIE DRESSLER, JOHN BARRYMORE, BILLIE BURKE, LIONEL BARRYMORE, MADGE EVANS, KAREN MORLEY, LEE TRACY, and EDMUND LOWE His: Other families listed are James: You are Interested in genealogy? Knowels; Watson; Yule; Wyman; can find the answer to Perhaps you Munford-Dakins, and Ilubbard-Wil-mart- h. your inquiry in the January 1934 The early vital record of number of the New England Historical and Genealogical Register which Poland, Maine, also appears In this Issue. The magazine also tells wher& is now at the library. one may get in touch with books oC This magazine carries names of Botsford Genealogy; Hamilton Geneseveral family lines. Several pages Moliter Genealogy, and Severn are devoted to Some of the Des- alogy; Genealogy. cendants of William Chase of Rox-bur- y Another and Yarmouth, Mass. OUR ADS BRING RESULTS section carries Henry Knowles of Greater Food Values at f f m CORN STARCH, (Kingsfords), Package 6c v 33c Bag COFFEE, (Maxwell House), ft Bar CHOCOLATE, LUX TOILET SOAP, 4 Bars CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 Bars REX LYE, Can BUCKEYE OATS, 2-- 9-I- b. 29c 10c 25c 26c w Wc S' 59c 6c 10c 26c 25c ft. SUGAR, 10 fts. MILK, (Tall Cans), Each HONEY IN COMB, Each SUPERIOR BUTTER, ft ORANGES, (Large, Sweet), Dozen ORANGES, (Size 252), Dozen ,..15c 5 LETTUCE, Extra Large Head LETTUCE, Smaller Size Head HAMBURGER, (Fresh Ground), 3 fts.. PORK SAUSAGE, ft BEEF POT ROASTS, ft.. PRIME RIB OR RUMP ROAST, ft STEAKS, (Loin or Round), 2 fts PORK CHOPS, ft PORK LEG ROAST, ft FAT HENS, 1b EGGS, (Large, White), 8c 5c .25c 10c 8c 10c 25c 15c 14c 15c 25c 2 Dozen Specials for Saturday: 5c JELLO, (All Flavors), Package GRAPEFRUIT, Each SUPERIOR BUTTER, ft BULK COCOANUT, ft BANANAS, GOOD BROOM, The Women in His Life Dinner ' ft Specials for Saturday PICK O THE PICTURES vv v , SATURDAY-BUTTER- The Utah State Agricultural College broadcasts over radio station KSL every Monday and Wednesday at 1:35 to 1:45 p. m. These presentations are given by members of the college faculty, all specialists in their respective fields. The talks are given on subjects of special Interest to farmers and housewives of Utah and the intermountain country. Free copies will be sent upon request to the Information Office, Utah State Agricultural College. Programs for the month of March, Include the following addresses: March 5th. B. L. Richards, Treatment of Grain Seed for Disease. March 7th. Aaron Bracken, Meeting the Wheat Allotment Plan On the Dry Lands. n March 12th. D. W. Pittman, of Seed Beds. March 14th. W. W. Owens, Utahs Corn-Ho- g Production Program." March 19th. C. O. Stott, "Production Credit Administration." March 2lst J. C. Hogenson, What to Plant and How to Grow a Home Garden for a Family of Fve. March 26th. R. Scott Zimmerman, "Rodent Control Program for Utah.' March 28th. George D. Clyde and O. W. Israelsen, Conservation of Irrigation Water. University of Utah campus would have a demoralizing effect on the campus morale, the Salt Lake City corporation officially revoked licenses e of beer purveyors within a limit of the campus. The granting of the decree followed No man can tell what the future a hard fight on the part of President may bring forth, and small oppor- George Thomas and other university tunities are often the beginning of officials to outlaw beer from the reach of students. great enterprises. 25c 35c SPECIALS FOR VALBERGS HOME OF WESTERN ELECTRIC SOUND RANGES, (Size 126), Dozen RANGES, (Size 216), 2 Dozen JMONS, Dozen fGS, 2 Dozen AXWELL HOUSE GROCYTERYA Faculty Broadcast u. ft ivotEANS, Members of USAC Elberta Theatre 25c COFFEE, Can. . ,29c 't. Inspector. xxxxxxxcxxxxxxxxxxoxxi At Oles Market it ntf & ism OAflff 3. It is hoped that the departments representative will be here in time to address the fruit growers at the convention of the horticultural society at Salt Lake Stew-t- r BION TOLMAN, Agricultural Twice Every Week with the fruit growers committee on federal aid for the fruit grower, headed by Nello Christofferson of Brigham City, the Utah State Horticultural Society has sent wires to Secretary Wallace and Dr. E. C. Auch-tehead of the division of fruit and vegetable crops and diseases, requesting that a representative of the Department of Agriculture be sent here to investigate the need for federal credit to assist growers whose orchards were killed by the severe winter of 3) d . Fruit Committees with the rjtary of Agriculture in making The U. S. Navys first steel ship of :ti?e the provisions of the Agri-orAdjustment Act in the com-- r domestic manufacture, was the Dolallotment program. phin, built in 1885 and which served 'a embers of the board of direc-- s for over 36 years. o! the association who were ted as the The phrase Dutch Courage comes meeting are Horace RLLards, Fielding; Thomas E. down to us from the time of Fromp ms, Thatcher; George A. Beal, and De Ruyter. The crews of the t T. :monton; Ralph C. Richards, Dutch fighting ships were given a and George J. Wood of nip of Holland gin before going into JX action. This was derisively termed, t tl.e election by the board of by their English foes, as Dutch V the following association Courage. were elected: President, of ls contribution amounting to 5 cents per acre on improved farm lands, and 2 cents per acre on grazing lands. The farmers in Hansel Valley, being farther away and having very few weeds, were only asked for a levy of half this amount. Gratifying response has been received, and at the present date approximately $1500 has been pledged by the land owners in the areas within the district On Saturday, February 17th, all the large patches of whitetop within the district were staked off. The area has not been accurately measured, but it is estimated that approximately 250 acres have been included. These areas will be plowed just as soon as the weather permits, and will be cultivated to a depth of five inches every two weeks, thereafter, throughout the entire growing season. It is planned to follow a similar program, during the season of 1935. Small isolated patches will be treated with weed spraying material or spaded out with shovels. The work in Howell deals almost entirely with small patches which are scattered rather widely through the valley. To take care of these smaller, scattered patches in Howell, we are purchasing a second-hanbeet cultivator, and fitting it with an outfit of sweeps that will cut the entire surface. One man in Howell will have the responsibility of seeing that all patches of whitetop are cultivated every two weeks to a depth of five inches. This plan not only makes the burden light on everyone, but it stimulates the interest of every land owner in the weed problem, and I believe such organiations developed in other parts of not only the county but the state as well, are going to be necessary if progress is made with the weed situation. LARSENS (5-Ti- e), 3c 26c 19c 5c 39c 23c for TREE TEA, Package REX LYE, Can Package. ... . .5c RAISINS, (Not-a-Seed- ), PRIME RIB ROAST (Rolled, Boned), 1b. 14c 8c to 10c CHOICE BEEF ROAST, ft 12c PORK SHOULDER ROAST, ft 10c VEAL SHOULDER ROAST, 1b 25c VEAL CUTLETS, 2 lbs 15c GROUND BEEF, 2 fts 15c PORK SAUSAGE, 2 lbs. 25c PORK SPARE RIBS, 2 lbs. -- -- JENSEN MEAT MARKET s. |