| Show oRADIO THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 31' 1935 Death Takes Young Pupil STATION FIGHT INCLUDES t-- ) r Applications Pending For A WASHINGTON f" s 'v-- ' I ? i ' - A ' V 1 i j i r- - I i """ LA PRELE CHILD La Prele Child of Myron B and Mabel daughter Carver Child died Wednesday at four-thir- ty p m at the family home in Clinton following an illness of six-year-- three months "She was born September 16 1928 in Clinton and was a pupil of the Clinton school She is survived by her parents two sisters Bernice and a baby and one brother Myron B Child Jr She is also survived by her - grandmothers Mrs Caroline Child Ogden and Mrs Hyrum S ' Carver Eden Funeral services will be held ling applications for stations at Lo- - Saturday at two o'clock in the Clinganand Provo and then withdraw ton L D SJ ward chapel with ing them Two applications one by Bishop Iavid A Johnston presiding Louis H Callister another brother Friends may call at the Deseret of the attorney and Munn Q Can- mortuary Friday afternoon and eve non a brother of the attorney's at the home in Clinton and ning brother-in-lawere withdrawn from ten o'clock until time Saturday Ewing suggested they may have of services Interment will b majiet been filed and withdrawn with the in the Ogden city cemetery idea of giving the Great Western 4 Broadcasting association a clear field in Provo and Logan Callister six-day-- old wr —— f Fund Provided For Delinquency Work — HOBBY DISPLAY TO BE FEATURED i Approval of a $7000 FERA nrni ect for care of delinauent whnni children was announcpd tnrfav at Ogden FERA headquarters Dave Wangsgard assistant superintendent of Ogden city schools said he had not examined the project as Will - Be Presented During approved but pointed out fhat a request was made some time ago for Gold And Green Ball a of Stakes project calling for one man czze worker and 14 social workers in Og- - Committees in charge of the annual gold and green ball sponsored by the Mutual Imbprovement association of the four K D S stakes in Weber county are working to make this year's event the most outstanding ever held here according The male case worker he said win De concerned chiefly withboy delinquents in high school and junior high while the 14 social workers will visit the homes of rhii dren who are having difficultips -- f any sort at school in order to pro- muve closer reiationsnip between nic iiuxne ana scnooi Dancing will be held two nights Thursday and Friday February 7 and 8 the first night being for grownups and the second for the younger people An" unusual attraction at this year's ball will be an extensive hobby show - expected to include more than 100 hobby entries valued at from $1500 to $2000 Beside each hobby display the owner will be on duty to explain interesting points The gold and green ball is the main M X A social event of the year and the stakes of Mount Og-dOgden Weber and JJorth Weber including about 3000 people have combined this year in a single large celebration A meetinar of the oublirftv mittees from the four stakes was being held late this afternoon to for fully informing the Omake plans of the event j O aen w ticuiu - 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A UNION HOUSE Quart size Cod Uver — 9Sc Chocolate 19c0c Pertussin 43c Corax Cold Tablets 25c Ex-L- ax Imam of - 25c Street Milk 39c Magnesia Lux Toilet Soap 3 for ' 19c 50c Yeastfoam 39c Tablets 25c J and J Talc 19c 60c Condensed Jad 49c Salts 25c Anacin Tablets 12s 17c 50c Hind's Honey and 39c Almond Cream Oil kX-'W''- i Crisp New Neckwear Will Do Wonders to Xour Frocks 00 25c I - Lfm tSp-- ) k -- Itf V For mn nr x uuuir miss 95 ' and y and aiatron $98 Off-the-Fa- ce ff Anacin Water Bottle F I 5Sc Tablets 1 Tl Corax ©fnD©ji Cold Tablets I Smart plaids plain silks laces taffetas piques adorable styles and very very new You'll want LifebuoyX I 3Soap for LIVER OIL Vitamin Tested 35c " Full pint mff Lifebuoy ' ' Shaving 5Ss: n Cream 35c Bromo Quinine 24c McKesson Analgesic Balm 39c Aspirin Tablets 59c Bayer's 100s Aspirin Tablets McKesson 100s 37c 75c McKesson Cod Liver Oil pint 59c Rubbing Alcohol IS ounces 14c Mineral Oil McKesson 49c pint 50c J erg en's Lotion 39c Colgate's Dental Cream large 18c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste 2 for 33c Lifebuoy Soaprv 3 for 17c Palmolive Soap 3 for 14c Camay Soap 3 for 14c rrociss With New Spring Airs Dozens And Dozens of New Styles m COD CPs Creams We Serve Beer on Draught Twenty-fourt- h 1 f Turned-u- p Toques Bonnet Styles Brims" Wear a spring hat these lovely sunshiny days And make your selection from our smart new stock Every hat new just unpacked! $100 wegian s 8 ozs VSSc Nor- - size 200 -- 361 Z Chevron £QC£T£ TOickTI size II Citrated UJG 79c VAPORUB N SATURDAY Prophylactic Tooth Brush mVm i HOME-OWNE- D SPECIALS 48e Lisferine Bottle of 100 ed Cuw CCS SOS EVERYDAY FEATURES Prime Rib of Beef kU5 Roast Leg of fl Pork One-ha- lf Dozen Tfl Fried Oysters Steaks Chops Short Orderj : i Marvelous values at this price Prints plaids taffetas plain colors "in gorgeous selections Frocks that spell fashion in every line 1 00 98 I I Sizes 1 to 3 3 to 6 7 to 10 10 to 16 Famous Cinderella and Sara De Saix frocks noted 'for style and fine quality fabrics You'll select her wholewardrobe from this smart group of frocks $125 unusual Halibut Liver Oil ff IHarrow Oil Capsules f I Shampoo Box of 50 in) it : ! r 1 Favorite Millinery M odes For Spring Aspirin Tablets Garbo-naic- U G A LUtlGU Vl You'll Look Inches Slimmer This Season c n Ex-La- x - v o uu IX f I Sizes rn '" " TOILETRIES Alka- y4S0 seltzer Rfl Pepsodent Tooth Paste 25c - - nil A -- Matrons Green Stamps Too PHONE 474 39o T tii irk Smart "indispensables" that every school and college girl wants— brown grey or beige Trebark with an unusually smart vamp and "surestep' leather soles that are perfect for walking They're yours for only $199 Cough Cabbaje ChickenA la Klnff I Sizes DRUGS 17c 14 -- oz SATURDAY ' Corned Beef and f Misses FREE DELIVERY Get It at Cave Drug Company Pharmacy Ensign Drug Co Broad-sto- na Drugs H EL Klley Drug Co Ham and Nary If It Styles4 cough in Hafibut' 1 Lm CITY SALVAGES GASOLINE SPRINGFIELD Mass —(UP)— A city sewer was turned into a gasoline pump recently Several barrels of nearly clear gasoline were salvaged daily from a sewer into which the gasoline had leaked There was enough fuel to supply the city's automobiles for a month 'Fkr-of-i- FRIDAY Finnan Haddie with Pota to Fried Salmon Steak If As Gay And Fresh As Spring Can Be f Kotex fWondersofr i 1 M ' elt soles! If Wheezing Coughing Not ikcuerea Ana Jrea tiling Made Easier In 24 Honrs I JrJJS ?? 9 Specially Purchased Paroxysms No Cost us Don't take chances by buying batteries of unknown quality Select instead one of our standard makes that have been thoroughly Inspected and are guaranteed to give complete satisfaction Thus only will you be sure of receiving the utmost value for your money We supply batteries for all cars riU mary children participating PfllfJ GOfJE Wben you want to get rid of the pain and agony or rheumatism neuritis sciatica when that pain and agony or is caused or aggravated by excess uric acid — Ul lb IS tiuu i ou u mase no mistake when you Tul yet safe prescription— no oplates- -I Often in 48 hmin sf are eone —there's inv ir nf i —old at a lair price by leading dmg- — euva buiw vujerica just abJt lor o uuucea description Auenru dan-sero- BROMO QUININE sponse by Miss Mary Anderson scripture reading by Alton Young of the general board duet "Christ and His Little Ones" Myrtle Price and Annie Brian "A Teacher's Creed" Edna Erickson of the general board solo "Give Me Joy in Living" Mrs Grace Nelson Wright reading "A Teacher's Program" Alice Van Dyke Ogden stake song "A Prayer" by 1 the Congregation IN DEPARTMENTS Department work will be held at ten-for- ty a m in the Third ward chapel for the Weber North Weber and North Davis stakes and in the Fourth ward chapel for the Ogden Mt Ogden and Morgan stakes : Another general session will be held in the tabernacle at one p m with Mrs Charlotte Kay superintendent of the Weber stake presiding This will be a special song service with a member of the general board directing the singing Departmental work will be resumed at one-thir- ty p m There will be a final general session at four p m for a general summary of the conference Mrs Jane E Taylor of North Weber stake will preside FESTIVAL REHEARSAL Demonstration of a May day festival will be a feature of the music and play departments which will be a literal bringing in of the May crowning and entertaining of the queen Anieta Van Dyke Madson will be May queen and Frances Mortensen Wheelwright will be the crown bearer The May festival will be demon strated by adults On May 1 the May queen festival will be held in ail wards of the church with pri- theatre's seats to enable patrons to read programs in the dark o STANDARD QUALITY Dance Fans Bidden To Dance On Friday The program consisted of selections by a violin quartet composed of Katherine Morrell Winona Olson Edith Bush' and Melba Allred 1365 quarts of milk for HOOPER Jan 31—The M men's and "Miss Lillian Thatcher as ac- providing children a lunch- class with Elbert Widdison acting as Humorous "With companist readings eon state THEME CHOSEN "the Photographer" and "My Un- ball at the with industrial school chairman will sponsor a dance Frithe students and day in honor of Bill Hull who is do- games Theme of the conference will be known Friend" were given by D car street tickets a spefurnishing a Great Responsibility Russell Thorson "Teaching cial class at the Grant school and Also an Opportunity a Privilege and Chairman Loll reported that ac- entertaining 350 children at a a Blessing" The first meeting will tivities of the Child Welfare com- Christmas party at the Baptist be an executive session for priestmittee for the past year included: church hood representatives and general and stake officers at nine-te- n A KNOCK-OU-T BLOW! A general session will be heldajn at ten a m for all general stake and Don't fool around with" a cold If ward primary officers and teachers Take Grove's Laxative Bromo of the six stakes with Mrs Lillian S Qninlne It usually puts a quick end to Mr Cold because It does four things It Soderberg superintendent of the Mt the bowels combats the infection opens stake in Ogden charge Samuel T and fever in the system relieves the Whitaker will be at the organ conheadache and grippy feeling and tones sole the system At all druggists The program will include roll call LAXATIVE greetings by Lottie Smith superintendent of the Ogden stake re- 3' DeH in 48 noons sided S:¥:HRfilA 1 — —— ' scnoois" Forty per cent' of the fire losses on 'farms occur in farm dwellings such iires causing $4000000 worth pi carnages annually en ' A delightful program of music and readings was presented at the KiwanLs club meeting in the Hotel Ben Lomond at noon with the Child Welfare committee of which Leo Loll is chairman in charge President Irving G Sampson pre- FALSE TEETH Grove's - I- DENIES SPONSORSHIP Callister denied insinuations ' by Orman W Ewing appearing as attorney for the educational society that his brother's application was Oil sponsored by the Associated company of Utah or there was any effort to gain an advantage by fil denied the insinuation To assist the L D S Fifth ward in their building fund program dances each fortnight are being held in the amusement hall Twenty-sixt- h street and Monroe avenue E R Buckner master of ceremonies is said to be a real entertainer William J Barnes is the chairman of the committee and reports prospects looking bright cfor a successful building season On Friday night another ward dance will be held Members of the ward and their friends are invited to attend There will be special entertainment at intermission 1 " o IIEARSPRQGRAfl ing missionary work in the North Now You Can Wear Central states Mr itiin wa form erly instructor of the M men's class xne committee is preparations for a laree making rrnwd of rmth y Jack Leininger 18 of 202 Twenty-eight- h single and married folks and have Without Embarrassment street was booked late Wed- engaged a popular orchestra All Eat talk lovers from surrounding comlaugh or sneeze withnesday at the sheriffs office on a dance out fear of false teeth dropping or munities are invited to be present slipping FASTEETH warrant charging him with forgery holds them to friends especially of the The complaining witness Is Nick firmly and comfortably This new Greelman fine' powder has no gummy gooey - In pasty taste or feeling Makes breath City court today lie waived pleasant Newer and better than preliminary hearing and was held to Most pick the number anything you've ever used Get await the action of the district court "seven" people when asked to pick a num- FASTEETH today at Schramm-Johnso- n under bond of $1000 The complaint ber between one and ten or any other drug store alleged he forged the name of p Ernstrom to a check for $5 to defraud Nick Greelman IflT COLD 1000-wa- Ota Primary association workers from the L D S Weber North Weber Ogden Mount Ogden- - Morgan and North Davis stakes will assemble in the Ogden tabernacle Sunday for the annual conference Members of the general board who will attend are May Anderson president Isabella S Ross and Edith H Lambert counselors Marion Kerr Alton Young Edna Erickson Vera Wahlqulst and Mathilda W- - 5 Ca-ho- on 1 tt -- ENTERMEETING R Fifth Ward To Hold Youth Under Charge Dance Friday Night In Forgery of Chech KIWANIS CLUB Workers of Primary Unit Child Welfare Committee Activities For Year To Confer With General Board Members Outlined Jan 31— (AP)— stations Under the new communications act it would be possible if public need were shown to grant permission for stations to all applicants except the educational society without charging the state's power quo- tt The proposed station would be charged against quota Testifying today Reid Callister Los Angeles attorney and brother of the applicant Paul Q Callister said a station was needed in Salt Lake City for purely local broadcasts as the present chain stations have insufficient time for such programs 100-wa- SIX STAKES TO STANDARD-EXAMINE- i five-da- y STATION SOUGHT The educational society has requested permission to establish a lOOO-wa- tt station while the other applicants are seeking approval for - in ' v " fight for approval of ap plications for radio stations in Salt Lake City Logan and Provo Utah developed at a hearing today before the federal communications commission Applications are pending for stations by the Utah Radio Educational society and Paul Q Callister of Salt Lake City and the Great Western Broadcasting association Inc of Logan and Provo All three applications are opposed by: operof stations KSL and KDYL in C"ators Salt Lake City while the applicants are opposing each other - I f x Logan Salt Lake Provo Studios : ii i UTAH REQUESTS ' THE OGDEN mimi - IN Odds and Ends of All Our Winter Stock—Broken Xots — Salesman's Samples— Closeouts—AU Greatly Reduced For Quick Selling Cleanup CAJIAY SOAP 3 for 140 SlCa ATLAS AT03IIZEK For SDravinsr nose and Throat V — AH Soiled DIanliel 7coI Unions 0C Oen's 10 Table Odds and' Ends K 59$ JIL &V CnlfO Group Vomon's Undias-I- Girls' mt GolbnFrcs!is07o Oayon BIssrssrs oStT GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE 'I ft mt C 32 |
