Show I THE OGDEN THURSDAY EVENING MAY 2 1929 a HORSE OGDEN GIRLS 2500 MILES “HITCH-HIKE- ” FANCIERS SET j? O'- t MAY 31 JUNE 3V ASSIIOi' ’DATES Event Intended To Be of Interest To Society of West SALT LAKE ASSISTING University Artillerymen To — Put On Special Exhibition horse Ogden show will be held in the Coliseum street May on West Twenty-fourt- h Fourth annual and June 1 it was announced today by L F Whitlock chairm'an of the- committee in charge of the showV Mr Whitlock said: VThe show will be an intermoun- tain sofciety event Many Salt Lake will be in attendance -people' ‘‘Purpose of the show is to stimulate interest In good horses to encourage the feeding of better stock and to develop skill in rid ing and showing SEVERAL TYPES "There will be an exhibition of fancy gaited horses hunting types polo ponies draff horses Shetland ponies and remount colts “A feature will be the artillery stake driving exhibition by the Utah reserve officers' training team will corps unit A maneuver through fixed stakes in ' 31 - t z - six-hor- se the arena "There will be team pulling contests under direction of Amaaa Hammon Entries will be made in light and heavyweight classes Conafternoons of tests will be on the ' both days "Recently the United States government distributed thoroughbred stallions throughout the country offering horse breeders the services of the animals tSalt Lake is a remount station in this zone and some of the new colts will be exhibited at the show The government buys up the approved types' for cavalry and artillery polo and - hunting uses” 7’ -- a - STANDARD-EXAMINE- ENTRIES OPEN HOLD CONTESTS 'Sj ' The Utah Federation of Music Clubs will conduct a musical contest in Salt Lake bn Saturday and ! Monday All juniors entering convs J $ tests in orchestra band piano- and 4 t voice are to report at Utah hotel ' 9 o’clock on Saturday morning at H Ss -to fs get their assignment of building V’"' where their' special department of ) S” music will compete The student musician and young artists-contes- t will be held on MonO k day at the Ladies Literary home on East First South street begini7 ning at 9 o'clock a m On Monday eening at 7:30 o’clock all winners of the contests will appear in a concert in the ball4 room at the’ Hotel Utah A) 'if Jugs ’This evening over j KLO Ogdeii station" members of f the" Semprej Musical society and Song society Viola Buhrman 16 (left) and Frances Burke 17 of Cedar Rapids will appear in a musieal program' ' la trudged Into San Diego Cal 15 days after leaving their home on a with a message from the Utah Fedtrin eration of Music Clubs Those appearing are: Miss Ellen i an He Thomas average of ‘ 23278 each of U F M vice received 11175 per hundredweight club chairpnanpresident Mrs Ethel Hilla-bran- t a little more than the market top Mrs Lorna Jenkins Draper price The reeprd shows that the Mrs Melba Read Jones ‘Mrs Peterson pigs were fed oats corn RJyrtle Philpott Itosevere Miss VI- nett Pn rrv'nnd Miss Grace Nelson hay and skimmed milk 1The project was started January and was concluded April 27 The pgs conof grain for sumed 311 Will Be Entered At U A C every pound pounds ot pork produced which is considered economic Field Day Observance production Chester Bowns of Slaterville has On Friday conthe ton-littmade entry-foone sows and owns test four He Agricultural vocational division of therh has farrowed eight pigs of the Weber County High school which have been certified forhas selected six boys to represent alle ofcontest th the school on the stock Judging Stock and seed judging teams team for the'year 1929 They are: be entered at the Utah State will J West Weber Clyde McFarland college field day Ambrose McFarland Farr West Agricultural on May 3 in LoFriday Bob Allen Taylor Farr West ' Jones Hooper Marriott gan —H Warren Clyde Stewart Warren a PRESIDENT FOUR TIMES Those to represent the schoolon Gordon Kessler football and the seed Judging team are: Rubaseball star at Maryland was Van Burch Creek: Kampen dolph Edwin Bingham Wilson Leslio elected president of his class as a Robinson Roy Max Hitter Rlverr freshman and has been dale and Roland Flinders Hooper each year that followed The boys ' were selected on the basis of scholastic standing ii all A WE WANT TO SEE THIS Classes under intensive examination Tommy Armour veteran golfer on the subject of judging thinks young Horton Smith can Vivian Peterson a project boy beat-- Bobby Jones i the Atlanta v recently sold seven fat hogs to the golfer any lay in the week II American Packing & Provision says Smith is the greatest golfer— company weigrhinp: 162G-- pounds "bar none” - 'i - f SCHOOL PICKS r Thi c M- - T C camp at Fort Dovigi&s July 2 to 31 1929 Bays a statement received today offers a wonderful opportunity foit young men ol! eligible age to secure a real Vacation with all expenses including) transportation pai4 by the government and without ahy pbli-- f gation Whatever to future service Thpsd camps are sponsored bjr the Military Training Camps asso- -' elation las part of their educitional plan ofj" teaching the youth of thecountry-somethinof their obligations and duties as future citizens Army officers of the United States experts In the psychology of youth and specially fitted to instruct young men are detailed as Instructors at these camps: Parents Who are wondering what to do in the way pf a vacation for their: boy ’are sked to investigate this opThe time of their: boy portunity will be well spent during the' period - CANNES — CAP) — It as coats dumbto as hoist an $15 hour high bells on the select exercise beaches here The fee includes a physical Instructor usually a husky man and a society audience which counts on the outdoor exercise classes to fill h morning until cocktail time Most of the - women exercisers are keeping fit rather Ulan reducing Nearly alb of thern are yoiing and experienced heavers of the wand medicine ball and - in-th- e g FRANCISCO & u Schilling coffee for any reason whatever Your statement is enough We v tin - - and means exactly ivhat it says at Worthwhile Savings Unitedly Operated -- &WHm SUKAE-lt-: 47 Spices Baking Powder 3 4®P tin 3©P D IE tin feraar- (SOIFlFSIEasK? RED & WHITE Tea ! ?IL(S)m”!lbbagll SfcSSp H lb GROUNDCHOCOLATEcs — 7 - - YOUR PHONE is OUR DOOR BELL Specials For Friday and Saturday May 3rd - 4th RED fay him You keep the coffee This is printed on every Undervear and Corsets - - Your grocer returns your money at our expense Xhcudes Cotton mmmtrmor d - THEFT SUSPECT BROUGHT TO OGDEN Anything You Want-- ! i coffee m Read Class Ads The Red & White Stores are independent merchants an4 homo owners in Ogden pay taxes td support your schools maintain the streets and support your City County and State The independent Shoe Drug Store the independent Dpy Goods Store the independent of the Store and the independent Clothing Stores are almost a thing to ’help you past You are fortunate to have the independent grocer home-ownesupport the tovn in which you live Be loyal to your stores irrespective of the line of: business they may be engaged in It is to your best interests - on SAN FRANCISCO Individually Owned - Ogden Utah Service Qttalityffospitalit-y- 2— May 10-rou- nd ed 2259 — 2267 Washington Ave —— (UP) — Frankie Stetson San Francisco high school lightweight knocked out Wayne Petteway Oakland negro in the third round of a bout Stetson scheduled was saved by the bell in the first round - LIST OF SPONSORS Ogden sponsors of the show are E J Hanke J S Glazebrook L F Whitlock H W Dunn C M Dee P A DIx Amasa Hammon John Stephens E R Dumke J II DeVIne E C Topping Colonel Thomas Cunningham A L Glas- mann and L F Whitlock of Ogden Sponsors from Salt Lake are: George “II Smith Grant Young Major J A Gillespie Ben Redman L S Cates Thomas Kearns Captain Dan Robertson and the R O T C unit of the University of Utah Ezra Fjeldsted will be secretary and manager of the show 3 STETSON WINS SAN t O parking troubles exist at The Manx1 I 1J-Tne doorman takes your car when you arrive and places it in a garage conncded with the Hotel Just hand him your key as you leave1 the car — that’s all Located in the heart of the City— near everything fgll i - 12-pou- nd — r I 7 pre-lunc- — ’ i j : ed i str ” - i ’ Money Back er r- j - 1 take ill your car —4 : Vacation' With All ?2 A POUND TO Expenses” Offer From HOIST DUMBELLS Foy t Douglas j i 'ir 's7 7 — j i of the camp and he will profit by his experience It was declared F C Van Buren of Weber gymnasium Ogden is a representative of' the Military Training Camps association and will explain the details necessary to secure admission to the Fort Douglas summer camp SUMMER GAMP L1USIGIANS TO t R KL&TCAMJTE 2 lbs i Extracts Deputy Sheriff D‘ F Steele returned Wednesday afternoon from 21 Cedar City with Gerald Snyder who is charged with stealing an automobile belonging to Ralph Evans of Clearfield Snyder it is alleged stole the machine here a week ago drove it to Spanish Fork and sold it to Itay Bonner and was arrested in Cedar Citv Complete stocks and' low prices now A Good Night’s Rest Assured in These Cool Cotton Gowns - y“ Wanted Eggs lz Case Lots to a Load 2£ L FLOWERS 4 MACARONI PRODUCTS Of course Ogden’s Oldest Reliable Florist 39 Years in Business “ Checked in 5 hours See how much better you feel in j hour byes nose throat clear up like magic and yoa Notnarcotie Safe feel well quick Relief or money back Preserving itary containers I A Girdle Ligfcdy Boned HERE’S YOUR i invitation: t6 visit us! li Daintily Styled! - I i 'l Fine Ask your Barber for Wb Mai age — it’ (rest Whyte-Fo- x corrects Sun Duni itch Poison Ivy Pimples No 2 it fine for Head Colds and knocks Piles in about 3 weeks Free booklet Lncky Tiger Rem Co Kansas Ply Mo vte-F- o m Burning: Zino-pad- s for Callouses end pain in one minute! They stop the friction and pressure of shoes and are soothing and healing Re callouses moving or with harsh liquids plasters Is unsafe —often causing acid burn Zino-pad- s are thin protective At all shoe and dept stores — 35c box drug Pat one on— the pain it gontl The outstanding favoritb in undergarments for summer wear So cool! So’ dainty I So easily laundered! And here in such a plentitude of pretty lace and embroidstyles tucked and ery trimmed hemstitched And so de lightfully low in price! ' ':749c 69c 98c ’ A comfortable low girdle with an elastic gore at the top and bottom of the front panel Siaes 24 to 32 $198 i Log Cabin med tin Corset for Slender iand s‘ Average Figures : f Lace back model with 7j4 inch boning In the front Jzea 23 to 34 98c - ‘mmrTST S®A!? KIRK OLIVE 3 for 2S® no FRUITS FOR SALADS: all for ' m ’ 1 "7 r v 7- - lb !© ( I etc FRESH FRUITS— Oranges Lemons Bananas Grapefruit OnSPRING VEGETABLES— Radishes Head Lettuce Green Car- -- j Asparagus New Beets ' rots Turnips etc IN OUR MEAT MARKETS—You Will Always Find the Choice est Cuts the Market Affords - 1 ! nr w Ogden Milk and Cream Are Sdld By Ogden Grocers S' ? !3o “5£“3 $13? naso A 2 tin 3J' Vegetable Comb i Nutrition experts say each child should drink a quart of milk daily Give them all tieir milk including the cream—and then buy -a bottle : of cream for your coffee "fr: 9® Kitchen Fixtures !LaE?ge IFn’esIin! ©asina ©E"p®0 GIVE CHILDREN THE CREAM IN THEIR MILK ' - I ions- “Lady-Lylce- ” 57® 2 5oei 25® S©USPS Campbell’s All Flavors 3 for 29® se-WEffilla- Dl'ScholVs lb pkg H9® RiimsS for 6B® ‘ (DsaM©Mses anti Soles box 37® fl&s S9® 'AW SPECIAL YHITE S© Ige bars S9® IPaBnsalse U1©uqe? Robb Ross 4 Ib bag SS® BAB® 5 Dr Scholl’s S ib 0'!:' mm EtHaple Ogden’s dairymen invite you to visit their plants- to inspect these wonderful institutions where your supply of milk cream and butter Here is prepared for delivery yob will isee how milk is delivered fresh from the farms is pas teurized to provide additional safeguards for your health is bot- tied under constant inspection - Beller-F- cel SI FJIPS ©ILIVBS paim WESS©Kf ©IIL oo o qtn ! - COS PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS 49 c Of Cool Cottons Made by maker rjfamous Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic NATIONAL BISCUIT Such milk is Nature’s ideal food — wholesome! healthful —with the necessary proteins calciums butter fats Prepared under the most sanitary conditions delivered iii absolutely san- that means a Chemises tl S5®’ FROM OGDEN DAIRIES 09c and 98c At your Uruggist 60c Macaroni Spaghetti S' and Noodles Fine Table ' PHONE 206 Tins arid goodly Hendershot Look Brand Ova e 7 but not supply expense necessarily not whfn you can get such pretty gowns as these lace or applique trimmed for as little as From i1 t GoldBar - OGDEN EGG CO 333 20th St M ' it’s On hot nights hard to get to- sleep :ome-time- s but here’s one way of avoiding a restless night-have plenty of fresh cool cotton gowns (there’s nothand be exing cooler) travagant in wearing them ! 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