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FIRST MEETING IIUflTERS KILL 'X Business Office Corner Drug Phone 123 Balr Correspondent Elizabeth B Phone Pheasants Will Be CLUB OBSERVES Planted In Parts Which ITS STUNT NIGHT Have Suffered Most 25Q i 3i ( V 5 ' 14- - Hotel i The lesson on "PrehisHIgrelow toric Man" will be led by Mrs text Tthea Cazier Three-minuporta will bo given as follows "Three Epochs of Prehistoric "Ufe" Mi?3 Jefcsio Beebe "Discovery of Fire" Miss Annie Hall "Primitive Homes" Miss Marguerite Israelson "Development ol Food Plants" Miss Pauline Whlt-t'or- d "Domestication of Animals" "Primitive Miss Helfn Bartlett ("iiothinff" Mi-Evelyn Crockett "Art and Picture "Writing" Miss Phyllis Shaw "Religion of PreMiss Carolyn historic Man" Adams The Pi Beta Phi Delphian chapter was organized on Monday evening October 29 in the Shakespearean room of the Hotel Bige-loby Mre Jessie H Jackson national organizer This 13 the second Delphian chapter to be in this city and the seventh The membership of in tho state this chapter ia ' composed largely business and professional women who will hold evening for the study meetings 'outlined by the national organization The Delphian society is a' national educational and cultural movement for women and has many chapter throughout the United States Officers of the Pi Beta Phi Chapter were elected as follows Presvice ident Miss Jessie Beebe president Mrs Charles "VI K Sax-to- n Mrs secretary Dorothy Miss treasurer Wheelwright Alice Chandler chairman of advisory board Mrs Rhea Cazier first assistant Miss Helen Bart lett second assistant Miss Mar-puriIsraelson Miss Pauline WfsitfOrd has been appointed critic Miss McLaushlin hostess and Miss Helen Parker press correspondent I J ' ' ' 4 i ' ' " f j 1 ! t - v i V near-lighte- ' oM : I j w or-cani- C fe J ' - i 'Here ia a recent and! striking camera study of Benito Mussolini Italian premier whom Fascist extremists would like to see set up as emperor of Italy Already! JPremier Mupsolinl ?ercises a!n emperor because Un Italy his! will is law cally as much power CHILD BITTEN ON CHEEK BY DOG Real Estate Transfers te 3 years Charles Wheelwright old! son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Wheelwright was bitten by a police dog this morriing while playing in the yard at the home 'of his grandparents Mr- and MrsTh©C C DeWees 4$8 Cross street dog is said to be ownd by the family of Andrew! Miller 501 Cross street The ciild suffered a cut on his che k near the left eye it was reported by Sergeant H C Peterson and Officer E L Shaw of the Ogden piolice department who inves O A Mason city pound tigated keepeh was asked to put the dog in quarantine DeWees said he was going to file ai complaint against the dog owner ly has finally married Jack after all JANET: Why? ANNE: Well ehe la running around with Bob all the time now —Life ised to do so Dan P Woodland and Edward Crowther of Malad The invocation was offered by Josiah Call of Rigby Idaho and the benediction by Hervin Bunderson The musical program included a vocal duet by Alice Nielson and Ruth J Valentine a ©election by the Box Elder high school glee club a violin solo by Willa Baker and a quartet Serai W by Norman Watkins Beecher Alice Nielson and Ruth J Valentine Interment wasHul-ge-inr the Willard cemetery with Packer dedicating the grave GASBERG SERVICES Funeral services were held Mon day afternoon in the Fifth ward chapel for Gusker Gasberg 44 son of Mrs Annie Gasberg 84 of Brig-hawho died Sunday morning in a hospital in Salt Lake from tho effects of cancer Bishop J A Fishburn had charge of the servThe musical program conices sisted of three selections by the ward Relief society choir and a vocal duet by Sylvia Walker and Sarah Siggard The speakers included John Francis Joseph F Hansen J A Fishburn and J Th© invocation Francis Merrell was given by J Francis Merrell and the benediction by J A Fishburn Interment waa made in the Brigham City cemetery with John Francis dedicating the grave of Brigham if ni&r lliSP Glandular Extracts In Effective New Modern Tonic In Baby's Own Shop On Second Floor 3 ' - Infants sweater suits link and link wave in all colors Sweater leggins and caji the first d $100 Baby Blankets Baby blankets Beacon make patterns cunning nursery p!nk and blue Size 30x40 Special v (Second Floor) 75c Infants' Sweaters Infants' knitted sweaters and soft finish yarns In eacque-- pink and blue rayon trimmed $125 ones (f1! A A tpieUU special (Second Floor) Dress shop Second Floor) heavy' cotton flannel one dozen In sanitary package hemmed ready for use $195 ones £1 Cn special ivliuw Little Tots' Shirts 54inch Table Padding Carriage Quilts J Baby quilts for carriage bed or crib medium and large sizes pink and Cl QC blue Special pLiJD ld 95c nil- - Pillows-B- ig (Main Floor) 89c Cotton Batts— Big fluffy cotton batts twd and one-haquilt size 72x90 in one piece pounds ' Each 89c ' lf I (Main Floor) ma- i- j C1AT8CA THE: DEMON PABN yC ''J' $3" Large Soft Blankets pair - Plai? blankets patterns wide satin binding to match blue green gold Pair $387 Blankets— Soft fluffy w'if-- i -- part-wo- ol Pink (Main Floor) (SOT m ATE fti&UCBS: Child's Bath Robes c $950 72x90 Cotton Batts each $345 - Floor) $3 Bed Piiiows I Baby shawls in white and pink and blue trims heavy noneycomb weave large sizes sPe ' (Main V ! Baby Shawls rifvmwwr' Table Padding— Extra heavy quilted table pad- ding covered with fine bleached muslin 54 inches wide yard $139 Bed d two-year-o- ' yd bed pillows filled with soft new feathers Thoroughly sterilized absolutely deodorked covered with beautiful art ticking $300 values each $250 large sizes double-breasteSizes for These are $250 ones special (Second Floor) ts Children's bathrobes made of durable color Lawrence cloth satin trimmed Sizes 2 to 6 rA Special (Second Floor) Fresh and clean each week We receive fresh and clean stocks of drugs and toilet sundries each week direct from hte factories Quality Drugs at Low Prices 1 I Not So Peaceful By GOLDBERG THAT CLUMP CF f! "TREES THet3?C5 tAsji LOOVCS SC mefsy" iisLAMt rJe the C?OVET AObl BKEW LOOiAics f3R- - L PULL 5HAbY-1 nctuo I Hefe caaj ( GTTLe CxxtfAi ALL MVSGLf L)& Lite A -- well-tailore- Panties for the little tots fleece lined warm for winter crotch reinforced wear CA straight leg style OUC Special pair Infants' DlHD6rS Infants' diapers made of er BOBO BAXTER This special spiling of o'clock Wednesday morning these J00 dresses is one of the outstanding events of the wool d season! These include many smart and satins fete AU flat crepe chiffon dresses new styles—lovely winter colors Every dress is an extraordinary value at $1475 $ j "M" silk and silk wool shirts -- Drug stores— Advertisement Jl- Infants' Panties ed Tiflis r $395 special " Plan to be at Wright's Shop of Better Dresses at nine Infants' vests "M" style part stripe double-breastesizes to 2 years Special 2 for (Second Floor) a Tingling pricking pains that travel dovn the ithjgb and leg to the heel are caused by an Inflammation of the pcltitic nerve Don't waste time taking drugs to "mask" these pains Get a supply of Tysmol that soothing absorbent which goes in helins the pores and Helps to drive through ou the iinflamfnation completely QUAKE IS FELT Is Tysmol guaranteed harmless —free IN MOSCOW AREA from narcotics Excellent for all forms of nerve pain whether caused MOSCOW c— (AP)v-- A Nov sciatica neuritis! by neuralgia or pronounced earthshock: was felt at rheumatism Nothing like it for muscular soreness and ftift swollen Iulis Georgia and th$ surrounding Joipts Sold by - leading druggists listrict today Tho center was! es timated to be about CO miles' from Always on hand at gchramm-Johu-sen- j i M Sweater Suits ILift Off—No FhinJ The largest purchaise was made by an auto supply cOippany cf Salt Uike which bid in nine 'White rucks One Ogden firm purchased five pumps and another bid in five motorcycles The rest of the auction coniiist---- d of small odds and! ends I 8c J39c 25c Colgate's Tooth Paste 50c Chamberlain's Hand Lotion Lux Chips 3 for — 25c Mentholatum r(-A- ve j :19c 9c Mb Pkg Quality Epsom Salts 10c King Cocoa Toilet Soap 4 for 50c Listerin Av Jergen's Hand Lotion 3 for 25c Mavis Talcum Powder r&OK ALL )0A"TORe — 25c 37c 25c 17c 35c 85c 50c Palmolive Shampoo Yale Flashlight Complete Buy One and Get One FREE Tube ( s 'iVa iC-- S'inln-nt- y Tic V V : I - ' I Infants' Vests wool and cotton with rayon an h)Ce tk vi x(3r ((If 'i Better Type Smarter Models Extra Values arm Little Things For Frosty Days! i tne-ridi- L'Y - -I Wednesday! ( ts j H- Special Purchase of 100 Daytime Dresses - $1 ¥JT HP? m ' ? j ' ' T IT —i — 1 Arnold P Renstrom to Ruby Renstrom a part of jhe southeast 12 township C quarter of section 1 west Salt Lake menorth range j ridian Vv S survey $1 Christian Poulsen alnd wife Annie C Poulson a part of the southf1 east quarter of section! 8 townshjp 6 north range 1 west Salt Lake U S survey $1 Maria Katherine Storer admin istratrix to Mrs Marzette M Rcli ter a part of blocks 8 14 and! 15 science has developed of Iliff college hill addition to MODERN kind of tonic In "highly Ogden city $1 Hard corns soft corns corns beconcentrated tablet form which tween the toes and callouses lift contain glandular extracts This right off! You'll laugh— it is so SELLS formula called 'Mo-re- x BUREAU and doesn't hurt :a bit! easy gives you the double lvalue of Just OLD MACHINERY drop "Freezone' on any ten-dvegetable tonic agents and glandc®rn touchy Instantly it stops ular extracts Thousands now use then you just lift achjng shortly ob of An auction sale and jused this modern tonic Leading drug-disthat old bothersome corn right off federal held the solete tiy material recomAmerica throughout with you fingers It works like mend it Make this test yourself bureau of public road at Its equip a charm time every warehouse Lincoln and Hieal Seems today Get more out of life! Secure ment magic! afternson an original and genuine package of avenues Monday A tiny bottle of Morox (containing gland extracts) brought a total of $88650 B J "Frcezone costs only and take two tablets three times a Finch district engne4r announced a few cents at v day for ten days See if you don't today The equipment was Ipurchased by any it!drugj store foci better in every way All Kchrn ni m - Johnson Drug Stores will the government during the "World Try war and after the armiistice was asu i p y yo u — A cl v e rt e m e ip t signed to the bureaii of pv Wic Toads where it had been in Use ' ' fGACG AT Following a disturbance at a wrestling match Monday evening Leo Papianos one of the partici pants "was taken into custody He k attempted to strangle Moose Nor-becit is alleged The referee Intervened and pulled Papianos away from Norbeck Chief of Police Harry S Anderson had Papianos taken to the station by Officers W A Jones and M L Christensen Chief Anderson questioned the wrestler told him he would forbid him to appear in Ogden again because of h's unsportsmanlike attitude and ordered him to leave town Papianos prom - vey 'rTarriyiariri ttT FTH) 19231 AS Josephine P Olson county recorder today reported the following: real estate transfers: Taylor Building1 company to Frank J Irving part of lots 22 ajid 23 O'Neii's subdivision to Ogden i city $10 Building company to Taylor Frank J Irving a part of lots' 27 and 28 of 'O'Neill subdivision to Ogden city $10 John Holmes and wife jSarah A Holmes to William H Holmes a part of the southwest quarter of section 26 township 6j north ranj?e U S 2 west Salt Lake meridian I $1 j surveyJames W Thompson to David L Mitchell and wifef Esther F AND THEY'RE OUT Mitchell a part of he southeast "What is Jones like in financial quarter of section l4 township 5 i' north range 2 west ' Salt Lake matters?" "Well been told the- only I've S meridian U' survey $10 tby honestly Construction Securities company thiiig he ever came to John D Bbwers aiid wife Jane was adenoids"— Tit-BiP Bowers lots 12 and 21 Bowers addition $1000 Arnold Spitz to Herminie Teresia Spitz all of lots 38 39 and 40 in block 2 of Nevada addition $1000 J Glen Brockbank to Herbert E Smith and Inez M Griffith a part of the northwest quarter of secj tion 13 township 5 north range U S 2 west Salt Lake meridian survey $10 Arnold P Renstrom to Ruby Renstrom a part of ilot 3 in block 17 in plat "A" of Huntsville pur- hF4 CAUSE AND EFFECT ANNE You know" I think Sal- had ended club held its annual stunt night in the Commercial club rooms President Iret-t- a Monday evening Peters called the meeting to order and after community singbullet-ing the "meeting was turned over proof to Lenora Romer chairman of the by various members of the outdoor program committee Stunt No 1 gentry as they ploughed their with Gene Bywater as chairman was entitled "The Bigger Wedfields No 2 with Grace Teterson Other farmers less courageous ding" was "A Shower for as chairman waited until after dark and then with crawled out into the fields to res- Sarah JaneasBigger" Nowas3 "Seechairman cue thG dead and dying ducks Ellen Hull 4 with ing Is Believing" No turkeysji chickens and hogs was Hyde as cnairman Many farmer wives have com- Blanche was Our "Down there and Street" d huntthat the plained ers were prone to blaze away at a special stunt entitled "The Mid the first thing that moved and night Banquet" by LaPreal Wight The musical then investigate what they had and Elva Christensenstunts was furbetween bagged A fair number of female program Madsen and nished Marion by in were killed and left' pheasants Juanita Iyerson with Miss Evlyn the fields or hung on fences ana by Although it is hard to estimate Sorsenscn accompanist the number of birds killed Game daughters of Mrs Jessie 'Jensen in Warden W II Anderson report? vocal duets with Byron Jensen as About 45 were in that close to 1000 cocks were accompanist were Ketreshments attendance bagged during tho thrcr days and that therr wereplenty of hens left served The Weber County Fish and FACER SERVICCS Game Protective association planted 750 birds in the pasttwo years Largely attended and impressive and with the natural increase the funeral services were held in the hunters found a plentiful amount Second ward meeting house Mon of birds day afternoon for Gilbert W Facer eon of George H and A shipment of close to 250 more birds are expected from the fed- Caroline Erickson Facer who was eral hatcheries ini Springville daily killed Friday night on the highway and these birds will be placed in near Malad while he was pumping the parts of the county that suf- up his automobile tire counselor John JK Horsley had charge of fered the most A survey will be made by the the services The speakers includ game association to determine Just ed Joseph Isaacson of Samaria where the most birds were taken Idaho Horace Keating of Salt "!' v Hansen Abel S Rich Lake A from I':! In the meantime the shooting of J E Halverson W C Horsley N J Valentine and John H Horsley quail goes on farmers are getting together to count the casualties and the hunters to count the game Reports from the outlying districts were to the effect that suits of armor were worn 3 BELFAST Northern Ireland Nov 6 — (AP) — That the length of the skirt is a true barometer of national degeneracy' Is the view held by the Irish modest dress crusade which has attained a membership ck nearly 9000 The crusade is also aimed at immodest postures loud talking or laughter In public and coarse or irreverent exclamations Members of the movement must abstain from alcoholic 'drink? at dances or entertainments from improper motion picture shows from immodesty in sea bathing and from improper dancing They must not attend all night dances j without Sniokingv is proper supervision forbidden 6— The Nov on Chinese pheasants te IRISH SCORE SHORT SKIRTS BRIGIIAM CITY that the first open season Business and Professional Women's Now First regular meeting of the Pi Beta Pht Delphian chapter will be held this evening in the Hotel I GIVEN ORDER TO QUIT CITY 92-J-- Members of New Delphian Chapter To Gather In well-balanc- TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 6j R Box Elder Department 1000 BIRO THISJEVENING 4 STANDARD-EXAMINE- v ' ' Mennen s Shaving Cream 2 L LJpr3UnasnTO:rsmnsm 50c |