Show 12 THE 0 GDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- — CLUB TO GIVE 5?AN DOM V win reature Children in Christmas Program" On Saturday The Children's Hour club will present a Christmas program on Saturday at 7 o'clock p m in the Twelfth ward 'amusement hall The hostesses for the evening ate Mrs J Itav Williams and Mrs W It Brown The program will Ibe given by the children of the members undor the direction of Mra David J Wilson Mrs Lew Beason Mrs Leroy Jackson and Mrs By ron Barton is as follows: "Eiliie's Dramatization of Cast includes: Clyde Dream" Greenwcll Margaret Gwilliam Lar ry Evans Marlon' ' Jenkins and Jamap Barton Then there will be the follow ing program: Readings Betty Wil Hams and Ellen Williams Maori l'oi dance Barbara Jenkins piano solo Shirley Eans Russian solo dance Gwen Stranquist Violin and piano duet Melba and Velma Wright reading Katherine Davis jjiano solo Roger Brown "Christmas Fuddins" with Billie Willis Wilson Rosella Larkin Hales Audrey Carver Elizabeth Brown Keith Wilson Betty McCune Isabel Hales and Keith Farr taking part: dance Alic Porter and Isabel Hales duet Josephine Foulger ind fjpan Goddard reading Keith Jarr piano solo Keith Stratford character song Marioni Wilson and with chorus of George Larkin Ruth Carver Ruth McCune Lynn Karr Gwen Stranquist WThlt Carver Taylor Carr Vern Hales HowardMerrill and Ward Willis Christmas story Mrs A E Larkin piano solo Larry Evans character song Sara Joy Barton Dorothy Jackson Dorothy Merrill Christmas carols Members may bring guests 7 - MOTHER TELLS OF HEAD BLOWS Inn ' Co--R- 26 IB Cleaning Co Washington Ave Phono 543 2285 Piao i — — -- - : In Court —Dee Richardson 19 and Chester Randall 20 were in the the court this morning charged with driving automobiles in excess of 30 miles per hourj Randall pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine of $10 or serve 10 days in Jail ' Richardson's case was continued until ' December 1 Itfrs F' M'Davey piano teacher has moved to new location 2814 Jefferson Ave Phone 2651-40 " W Statement— A suspect srrested n a gasoline theft case Is fcnamed V M Chase not D M Chase as published Thursday "The error was pointed out by a resident bearing ' the- latter name r ' I - - Licenses—William Dd Bloois Jr and Pearl Anna Holmes both of Ogden and Claude Milles of Bris-ha- m City and Lodasca Rowe of Ogden obtained marriage licenses from the Weber countyjclerk today Suit Begun — Eliza S Price filed suit in the Second district court to ' Robert day for a divorce frprr Price charging failure t!o provide and seeking custody of six minor children and temporary and permanent alimony They were married August 8 1910 at Ogden 1977 Midgley and ty-four- city Guaranteed Vulcanizing Modern Tire Service Co 227 Wash Ave Phone 340 8894 1 DIFFERENT FCRS Tweed suits and septrate coats Continued— Cae of V M Chase take entirely different furs this 29 charged with theft of gaso season Suits favor short curly line from a car owned by M P furs like caracul astrakan Scofield was continued to Satur- broadtail and curly lamb Coats day when it was called in city d use pelts such as bad- court today Ball of $25 was fix ger lynx— wolf and fox ed — - — ——— P ! Warmllankets part-wo- ol B ath Robin g ' ' I1'-'- ' i felt Hats MORE TOYS ARE NEEDED Several charitable institutions of Ogden j have requested gifts of toys dolls sleds etc for the benefit of - ' f Jjjf g t ' to trimmed usual lvalues ' Special 79c fur-trimm- cd - $195 15 sine! $23 Bath Robes Women's bathrobes made of heavy Lawrence cloth novelty designs silk cord trimmed well made $350 iones Special $195- i - Garments Wraparound foundation garment with elastic sections Hn hip line" elastic top brocades Material sizes i24 to 34 Usual! $250 ones "Special $100 j i : Varmer Corselette Warner's corselatte the ifigure splendid diaphragm support stripe coutel siz$s 34 ito 46 Usual $400 values Specialj $295 f moulds Coats and Dresses Children's coats 'and dresses Sizes 3 to 5 years all Wool material durable colors Values to! $595 Spec- ial $295: j j Rayon Bloomers Girls' j outing flannel gowns made of heavy fleecy outing double yoke cut full size Usual $100 values ' Special 85cv Rayon bloomers in a beautiful lus trous quality reiniforced' in light or dark shades Specially 'priced $100 Women's Bloomers Linen Scarfs Women's bloomers made of super- rayon- regular and extra sizes pastel and street shades fancy garter knee Special $150 Oyster white linen scarfs lace edg ing medallions at each end! Very serviceable Regular $159 lvalues Price $100 Costume Slips Card Table Covers Women's costume slips made of radio rayon light and dark colors shadow hem sizes 36 to 44 Special $100 Black sateen with binding of con trasting color- Painted design in each corner Snug fit clastic cor- ners Price $100 " Hose Lady-Bur- d Full fashioned: service weight" Lady hose slender fitting ankle and snug foot reinforced step-utoe Special $100 p ed f - Nagara Maid Hose Sheer chiffon silk from top to toe for all the smartest occasions peco top all new shades Values up to $250 Special $159 - ! -- - Silverware Holde rs TSurd Girls' coats of Wilton cloth fur collars lined durable colors coats school Special sizes 7 to 14 years Special $495 Full fashioned ptire silk hose silk to the welt service weight in all Special $119 popular shades AT Girls' Warm Gowns I Pure Silk Mose 'Winter IM Other coat groups for quick selling at— and-inter-lin- 3 if - er - ff -- fur-trimm- cd ') : Nov 30— (UP) —Chairman Jones of tho senate commerce committee will introduce is ! Girls' felt hats in all the new shapes and colors Sizes f of girls 4 to 10 Values to $295 years Special ' $150 ) w Here is a collection that brings coats of excellent value— outstanding quality of fur and fabric variety and important fasliioii to you at a special price of $45 Coats tnat ordinarily would sell from $G0 to $75' All luxuriously There are blonde furs black furs brown 'furs fluffy or flat' furs or curly furs The smartest most popular pelts -- Bath Robing—Genuine Beacon bath robing with the new velour finish Beautiful' hew patterns Best fast colors Yard 98c- Girls' WAiHTKGTON a resolution calling for aenate investigation of the Vestris disaster ne announced today " Jones said he did not believe a senate investigation was necessary after the two investigations already conducted but said he considered It his duty to let his colleagues decide whether to investigate M warm soft fluffy blankets block plaid pat- tefnsr'ink ' bliie grey" tan 'Wide binding to niatchi Size 72x84 Pair $589 : " ! Blankets-r-r-Bi- gi Girls! Coats : U- ' vin beautiful new patterhs Best color combinations Yard? 25c i Women's house frocks made of print ' batiste plain jand organdy long-haire- ———————— of fast color Wearight prints ' VESTRIS PROBE th 1 :fresh Tiew lot TrinU-r- A Wearight House Frocks s Holiday Special permanent wav White Way Beauty Shop ing $8 Phone 541 9812 85 Fur Trimmed ITS SENATE WA poor children at Christmas time Toys that need repairing or painting will be fixed by members of the Ofederi fire department who have donated their time for that purposeof toys have Graduated— Paul Beckstead son been made serviceable by the fireof Mrs Sadie Beckstead 838 Twen men hut more are needed and the street has received his work will' be done fere for any diploma from the Hampton Roads charitable lntsitution of the citv Va naval school Mr Beckstead is Just 18 years of age iting his father William M Piggott Married— Mr and-MrTheft Report —Margaret Miller of Hyruin No 42 McGregor apartments re- Willlafns announce the marriage of ported to police today that a porta- their daughter Dot to Claude Mills ble phonograph was taken from her ofBr!ghatn City Bishop D C Stewart performed the ceremony apartments J tThursday night at the home of the With Father— Don Plggott of bride's parents 2948 Pingree aveSusanvllle Calif is in Ogden vis- - nue ' j i f daughter Norma five of San Jose Calif are visiting at the home of Mrs Midgley parents Mr ahd Mrs R H Chambers 2280 Mon roe avenue Mr Midgley is In the automobile business' in the coast lYard 85c Weairiglit IPrints - i i with washing i annual bazaar Saturday December they were in the flats or saloons 1 at the guild hall Fancy work and at raiding time they went to the apron Lunch at noon and 6 o'clock statloa along with the men dinner Tickets 60c 48 ! " : - A " I eat — (fa- Wright's Coat Shop Presents a Selling of Colored' Ponged Sill — heavy close woven colored pongee silk lor lin-- l gerie' children's wear etc in all the most wanted colors Improves - Christmas Gifts — Prices reason Judge James N Kimball today able Select now while stock is ordered the Artistic Ad company complete Packer & Stevens jewand the sheriff of Weber ocunty to elers and optometrists 352 24th appear in his courtroom on Decem- street 9632 : Colored Pongee Silk ed Co 9 3(3 Ogden Typewriter Bouse tor' type 2422: KieseL writers and repairs 1125 Phone 236 J i The! police raiders were through Thanksgiving theiir work over the holiday no in 5S tonight at Tenth ward type of drinking establishment was nTn Wach — nirtnn cooinau favorexl jA south side night club Welch of California vw4g will - pass gathering place for the elite after through Ogden on train No- 2 this the thjeatre was raided The! humble beer flat evening on his way to Washington which ior tne opening of the 1928 con- - sells borne brew to augment the gress family! income also suffered heav-il- y 127- of raid victims coming i Women's Guild of the Church of irom those the sources v ' the Good Shepherd will hold their Xseltjheri were women immune If: S423 On Visit — Mrs N - sent " ber 7 to show cause why the petition of Nora L Garr seeking to have an execution and attachment of a cerain automobile vacated should not be granted In the ad company's proceedings recently against Benjamin H Garr and Le Roy Roskeily Judge Kimball ordered the car seized under an execution against Garr Mrs Garr filed a to Intervene in the case petition and have the execution vacated claiming she is the owner of the car and that it is being unlawfully held by the sheriff - CHICAGO Nov 39— (UP)-i- -f Bad Girl Of the Mlddle West"4-i- s 9S0S - Coat Taken— -- Alma E Kingsford of 3033 Lincoln avenue reported to police today that his "pvercoat was stolen from a local dance hall In the pocket was a woman's purse and a pair of glasses F J Drake Veterinarian1 Phone Con E Bonn— Insurance i' - Hear the new Victor Electrola ' I : 9I2S ta ' i w Line of Christmas creetinsr cards are on disolav at The Chimes Pres on Grant avenue Creations by the world's best artists On our bargain counter are many odds and ends priced from 2 3 957 cents up k Theft — R Mont of the Nevada hotel reported to police today that someone had entered his room and taken a railroad ticket a silver watch and a check for $584 Midnight Frolic and marathon dancers tonight 8 to 2 a m White Bros-Rober- And Gamekeepers Are Taken To Stations lII ii— ' - fl A Beautiful at Glen T i - Machine Gone— J ' P Blancher 2238 Ogden avenue told polite to SALT LAKE Nov 30—(UP) — mat stolen a aay of witnesses who portable' some one had the procession from his car phonograph hope to save Claude Blackburn of Loa from facing a firing squad lease or sale Spe because he slashed the throat of cialNew Ilonieg for 1625 or 3S0 Phone bargains his sweetheart' Flora' Nelson ' 19 razor with a started in district court today Speaking of Radio— Tou can' get Blackburn's mother testilied that you want in receiving sets anything he was kicked in the head by a or downstairs at Wright's: parts horse when a small child that lat 3647 er he fell off a windmill and that (hereafter she noticed him change Club to Meet — The Home from a docile child to a vindictive will meet Saturday after morose youth Blackburn's father noon club at the and younger sister substantiated Franke in thehome of Mrs Ethel McGregor apart the testimony ments Msis Nan Williams will reine aerense hopes to prove view the book! "An Artist in the Blackburn was emotionally insane MUHn JUrs Willis by Family" when he killed Miss Nelson Smith and Mrs Franke will give a talk on modern art - CALLS HEARING ON CAR SEIZURE " te - j bjfejng- madeXo behave or at pricey on to fcurb her drinking" anij etc rcrocus least tulips hyacjnths ' Dumke Floral 2315 gambling tendencies somewhat All that doesn't mean you can't Small Fir&— Ogden 'fjre depart- buy adrink or wager a few dollar ment extinguished a fire at on the ponies but It does mean street and Jefferson that jfbu have to proceed with more Thursday afternoonj An over- Jieatcd stove caused 'a: blaze in a WHO LIKE "ClKKER" fcmall" playhouse on thfe! property Some S25 Chicagoans who like of Wayne Pace their iil'likker" or who are venturer And the flowers are furnished some::with their money were inPlione 1240 terrupted in their" Thanksgiving by Klenke Floral '$403 festivities by a concerted police drives ion night clubs saloons beer flats and gambling houses new Drive It Yoarscir model Fords and Chevrblets 2538 Ordinarily 'drives' by the city Phon© 3500 2617 police' dd not cause a great deal oj! Washington consternation among' bootleggers Discussion—The central member- and gatablers here Past experience ship committee of the chamber1 of has- shown that the ' furore ' gener Commerce met in the ijlotel BIge-lo- any diss 'down in a few days This time howeverv other factors today at noon to discuss delin quent memberships must'be reckoned with 'if Moriday'marks the induction into 'Martha Junior ' Rummage Sale omcB or jonn a owanson new Friday and Saturdtjy iii Paine & state's attorney and a new staff of 9988 prosecutors Hurst building Swanson is sworn to rid the city : Dancing Music Entertainment—- - of gangsters racketeers boot Lvery Wednesday and Saturday at leggers and their like the Bcrthana 6667 BARTENDERS TAKEN when the : Th'43 Shipment Comes— -- The six Clydes- gamekeepers and beer - bartenders) flat oper dale colts purchased y Manager ators were taken to stations police a: "ci umiiuca ot pie jgaexi all ovf r the ity after the raids the union stocKyaras ' arrived Ithis morncustomary cynical' smiles were abing ' Pays Fine— Delbert Parry paid in city court this morning when he pleaded guilty to driving an automobile with only one headlight He was tagged by Motor? Hawkins cycle Office D City ' Chicago Gambling' Halted " 20 Per Cent Off regular 9343 114 Declares Blackburn Acted Queerly Following Accidents 3154 $2 Up-to-Da- ' Watflics' and clocks repaired J Phone i'ou Will Knjoy Turkey sandwich and' real coffee at the Windmill — " BY NEW DRIVES E Larson 2075'Washinston Christmas Greeting Cards wholesale and retail Chimes Press 2433 1)956 Grant " - '— § REFERENCES Information— L A Morse of Raymond Wash Jias written the postmaster asking for information as to a Mrs C S Morse whom he believes was in Ogden on November 14 selling hosiery Morse fears she ia ill — f DRINKS CURBED EVENT IN WARD FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 30 R All made up "linen crash and grey flannel - Prevents silverware from 59c values Special 2 tarnishing for $100 r Lamp Dolls For telephones beel lamps with all shades of bain $135 Special 95c pin Values to 1 Here 's uiioi-- proof of val- - 1 uc Nev hats off: satin mo- tallic ciothl felt or velvet I in styles' for Miss or Ma tron riricckl lower than c e - -- Colors! ever before Patterns! ! Gay! Vivid! Smartly Correct! In an age of color with tbc style trctfd to modernistic patterns there is satisfaction in "' wearing the new styles of i i 50c 75c $100 I 00 and i i B it - - w I Metallic Combibations Velvets f Satins Felts Misses' and'" Morons Models ? Pleatimnff-- f t New Metallics and Sarins - Holeproof Hosiery 4 ' Wright's Men's Shop Toyland is Wrights Great and Beautiful Toy Shop where Santa Clau sends the toys he nks made all through the summer This year Toyland filled is krger and downstairs store There are dolls (lots of them) doll buggies' books games wagons sleds scooters footballs and hundreds of other good toys All fresh new clean stock Bring the children down Saturday and let tnem enjoy --Toyland at Wright's ' 7 - Standard-Examine- r Want Ads Pay with' toys! of all descriptions i locate diii our than ever before more-complet- ' |