Show THE OGDEN St S STANDARD-EXAMINE- 1939 SUNDAY MORNING MAY Zl R WESTERMlVJlIEAT BEING SHIPPED t Smashing Closeout! OUT TO ORIENT 8 T i 111 Women's Cynthia and Celeste !"— Government Sending Surplus jGrain From Area i PREMIUM k OFF ERS Market Clear ir Wants For Crdp of New Year An absolutely final reduc- § Pumps! Straps! Ties! Sports styles? A great selection in broken lots and size ranges! The desirable and the styles are colors are in this collection best selection! Come for now! for right early i (Clicks From the Rails) Shipping of two billion bushels of storage wheat inlUtah and Idaho to Vancouver Wash for export to the orient by the United has been underStates government ' jlays and will 10 the past way probably continue vell into June railroad men here jreport So far the principal loading point has been Ririe Idaho but numer- ousr empty box cars have also been concentrated at other points in X S' 3 t this territory I i t!i r ®W rtf i NATIONAL AWARD Rodney E Edens superintendent of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot company appears in the staff photo large bronze plaque presented to him at Chicago last jadingas the to the Ogden Union Railway and Depot company an award weejj which attained the best safety record of all class A railroad terminals in the United states in 1938 The company had only two reportable man hours last year Two injuries injuries n more than 1890000 have already been recorded by employes this year I I I AT BREAKFAST i “ " at far From the basement to the third floor our store is stocked with mighty bargains! Bargains which were bought be- each and every one is an absolute closeout and will sell them over Read low original market carefully prices! fast! Come in when our cJctors open at 9:30 A MXCome prepared to share in these savings v j MAT FLOOR RUGS SUN VISORS or FORCES ALERT r j In Choice of white them tomorrow! Use of Coai vs Gas Railroad men who use gas to heat their homes when coal is an Alumni of Weber college will asonWith the occurrence of1 scattered-pre-seImportant freight item came up foothill brush fires for discussion during a meeting of meet at a breakfast at seven a week as a result of the past during city and county! commissioners m June 2 at the Ben Lomond hostate fire conditions early tdry last week at which it was decided tel to service and and a constitution wardens forest rangadopt coal will be used (o heat the new ers and guards are becoming alert of board directors a elect ty building according to John N Kinney asCounty Commissioner McEntire Handling Arrangements sistant regional forester in charge said he had heard of several rail i B Van Dyke Ogden at- - of fire control Derrah road men who had built new “The exposures facing the south homes in Ogden ahd installed gas tomey has been selected as and southwest in the brush zones I on committe a man of because they liked plants are becoming dry and will - ignite better i than c6al He did not ments for the breakfast Serving easily” Kinney said “The warmy condemn them but declared this with him are Miss Eva Browning and windy afternoons are especial-proved an open mjnd is necessary of the Weber college to the start and favorable Miss faculty and that officials should choose the and these even fires of spread type of fuel which actually is best Farrell Ensign a member of this now are difficult to control” structure and year’s graduating for the class and I From Carelessness not be swayed by prejudice either of the alumnus an Larkin George in favor of coal or gas fThese early blazes are often C-Moulton who represented cbllege started carelessly because people A program is being arranged think it is too early for fires to the Denver & Rio prande Western railroad at the meeting urged use for the breakfast and the commit- run but the few small ‘smokes’ of coal because it helps give em- tee anticipates a large attend- we had last week indicate the ance Van Dyke and his commit- lazard period in the low country ployment to railroad men tee urge all former students to- is definitely here The litter of — Lake Surface Down gether with the faculty members eaves grass and weeds dries ear-- y Great Salt lake dropped one inch and graduating class to attend and spreads flames rapidly" " the first half of May thereby Basis of Eligibility Kinney explained starting its annual decline about “Spring fires cause heavy damAccording to the proposed a month earlier thn last year acperson who has been age in many ways” Kinney com-mento at measurements taken “First of course there is from cording any department graduated the Midlake gauge on the railroad of Weber college or of the insti- the destruction of watershed covcutoff tutions which preceded it or who er leaving the bare soil exposed Reason for the junseasonal drop has attended Weber college or to erosion a full year before vegwas a high wind which greatly ac- the institutions which preceded it etation can come in When larger celerated evaporation during its for one quarter or more and any areas are burned floods and mud several days duration railroad officer or teacher of the college flows frequently occur resulting in men say The lake now stands at is eligible for membership in the permanent damage to the waterexactly the same Jjvel as one year alumni 1939 shed' The association Birds Entrapped ago and may rise slightly if it graduates of the institution be rains and is coo) come regular members upon their “Wildlife especially birds their graduation Also the proposed corn nests and young suffer heavily New Train Tabled that honorary from brush fires They have no stitution ' The “Treasure Island” new members provides chance when the flames flash up be elected may San Francisco to Chicago speed the slopes fanned by a brisk wind train will pass through Ogden “Not the least of fire damage is Tuesday on its first westbound trip that of ugly scars on our mountain and Friday on itaj first eastbound sides that mar and disfigure the TO trip railorad mer announce The The evidence of fire landscape equip'ment in this train is that used carelessness stands out conspicuin "the famous Florida “Orange ously to be seen by all who travel Blossom” special and is being roads and highways our loaned to western roads for use and fires allowing “Starting during the San Francisco exposiis prouncontrolled run to them 19 be tion Its running (time will Two gun crews several non hibited by state law" Kinney hours between San Francisco and commissioned officers and all of pointed out As proclaimed by NeChicago similaij to that of the ficers of B Cook state fire warden well Battery B 145th field ar “Forty-Niner- ” is now closed to ‘burnseason the tillery left Ogden Saturday after The Southern Fjacific announces noon for Ant flat in Blacksmith ing without permit special low fares to San' Francisco fork for a day of firing practice for Utah day a) the Golden Gate with Battery C of Logan The national guardsmen were to DECLINES SHOWN IN exposition on June 14 These will be on sale June 10 to 12 with camp in the canyon Saturday limit It is expected a special night fire Sunday and return excursion train will be operated home Sunday evening WPA LABOR TOTAL from Salt Lake City and Ogden The Ogden unit was under com June 12 TheytSLh day program mand of Captain Joseph Soelberg at the fair is in charge of H J and the Logan unit was command Number of persons employed on Plumhof chairman and State Sen- ed by Captain George D Preston WPA projects in Weber Davis ator Will R Holmes executive Seventeen officers headed by Morgan and Daggett counties last com'cretary Major J L R Edwardsweek was 56 less than two weeks mander of the First battalion ago according to Lee Florence of Chorus SCes Fair were to conduct the fire Major the division of employment office Tommy Thompson of the S P Samuel White national guard in The drop he said was almost male chorus reports about 175 structor and Colonel Lloyd H entirely due to persons obtaining Ogden persons ntiended Southern Duffin and Lt Colonel - William private employment The trend Sunday at Golden Weiller both of the 145th field ar last week has reversed however l)he chorus spent tillery were to join the group and there are now more persons fair which is not returning to WPA than leaving he quite long enough) to see everysaid thing there according to ThompTotal employed last week was son The chorus represented the 1907 Two weeks ago there were Salt Lake division in a competition 1963 working in which representatives of all S P divisions participated An S P girl from El Paso was chosen Northern Utah district of the PUBLIC queen Workers alliance of America will meet Sunday at ten a- - nil in the Laying Heavy Rail FOOT A Southern Pacific Utah Power auditorium' Dele gang last week laid 26 gates from six locals are expect miles of rail on the main ed to attend Fraternal delegates line near Little Mountain replac- from the A FL the C I O the rail They completed old age assistance organization ing the job in two and a half days and the general welfare organization then moved to Promontory Point and Townsend clubs are also ex Free where about two iniles of rail will pected to be present Other visi oe laid tors are also welcome said Ger aid E Lienhardt publicity and Exami education director - rssflfwi ' Will Adopt Constitution Flames Spread Rapidly Litter Authority And Elect Board of Points Out Directors ‘ I 3HfcSS 'JiSJJS 41 t— i OCCUR EARLY WILL ORGANIZE ! i n W— ‘ BRUSH FLAMES WEBER ALUMNI i'ZSA' I? vl! mf I f is3 E3 -- I $f £ r-- - fcsi w array of color for porches bedrooms bathrooms dens and many other places!- - This special factory closeout purchase was bought to give you a real shopping thrill! These are worth see- come early iirs BASEMENT - MAIN FLOOR SHOES The wheat being shipped is that upon which the government loaned growers about 52 dents per bushel j last year It is now desirous of out getting all this stored wheat of the country before the new crop is harvested and for this reason according to railroad men the goverment- is offering an additional 1 to 4Vt cents per bushel to induce farmers! to selL Another inducement to sell is that loans are diie May 31 The government’s purchase offer is good until May 2b say railroad men and the farmers are allowed Until June 25 to have their grain shipped out h TT' ITYarnRugs An i I 18x30 tion to clear these K t o 24x36 Rag Rugs 1 r 9 Amazing Savings! colors with eye-savi- In red brown and green! Large green linings! See ng Men’s Store MEN’S SUSPENDERS narrow widths All leather suspenders in the popular at this low price! n : Sturdy felt rug 27x54 size will give lots of service! - — Basement MAT FLOOR TLUGS Same as above with contrasting borders! handy for any room in the house ! Buy Men’s Store size Is 21x36-inc- h ’ city-coun- v & A i rl" city-coun- ty ( i F J 1 1 4 ! T SHIRTS Slightly Soiled marked regular Drastically shirts! Sizes 14 to stock of fine down from our 17! 'factory! All in new desirable 'colors!' Men's Store COSMETICS water hair WOMEN’S BELTS favorite colors! Dozens of desirable patterns in summer’s ‘ Priced low for quick selling ’ lotion Glycerine and rose cream talcum and bath powder! Main Floor CREPE TWIST HOSE Imitation fashion Summer colors in these fine sillc stockings! marks look very expensive! I 'CHUX' DIAPERS famous closeout of these nationally diapers Handy for vacations! Box of 25 Jobber’s Second Floor ps r f § i H £ BATTERIES J 7 i 20-d- i ? r t r- $ Workers Alliance Will Meet Sunday x 48-m- an rail-iayi- RUMPLE CLOTH other rags and Made for dusters uses! Comes in hayon Third Floor i - cunic ’ Theatre Guild to Elect Directors Members and sponsors of )jden Little Theatre guild are the re- quested to meet Wednesday at 3:ght p m at the home of Mrs J M Eccles to hear annual reports and to elect five board members Board members whose terms are expiring are Thatcher W H Allred Sidney Badcon Loos Kent S Bramwell and Mrs J M Eccles Reports will be given by Mrs S P Dobbs president W H Loos treasurer and Kent business manager S Bramwell - Third Floor Third Floor BEDSPREAD Factory remnants of fine bedspreads! beds pillows etc Pastel colors! ends Third Floor 98-l- b FLOUR SACKS Extra heavy muslin sacks fully bleached is the good old-fashion- ed nation 4 Photos 4 Poses Complete Foot Treatment $169 EVERY TUESDAY To be sure of getting a treat- 10(0 “OGDENS EXCLUSIVE CAMERA SHOP” 2484 Wash Blvd Ph 4033 X Foot Main Floor J C Penney Co Phone 4436 for Appointment Second Floor ' CO' or - Basement sell Basement dainty Second Floor to y Basement sleeve models 8 Basement X'N persons! all floor lamps of The shades! with reduced price! Complete go at this greatly in popular krinkley cotton! Rose gold green orchid in striped designs! Basement (o) (O)CII colored bor n Basement W li) !v( ir t V hu W J' V II ill Basement L 9 c If Basement tvl7 U oJ 2 ’1 r r i 29 $ medium heels! in conservative styles Comfortable that’s easy to clean White leather rri Basement bor- SHOES withWomen's WHITE lasts 1 Basement Basement colors Large 48x48 table squares in ders! Glazed or dull finish! 'hf: 15-Pie- ce OILCLOTH SQUARES with attractive pretty 80x105 size ! 2 LAMPS FLOOR must the last ED SPREADS Cotton and ): )J construction to 2 Only a limited! number of -- striped overalls unusual low price! Waist sizes 32 to 46 Complete service Basement Styles for little children! At this ridiculously low price you should have several of these! Specialist — Chiropodist Basement trim! Good grade pottery in cream color with red or blue PRINT PLAY SUITS DO G f1 FISI1BURU 8 SETS BRIDGE c for four And ment make your appointment early Monday—Phone 4436 - Printed cottons in the gayest of summer patterns ' Absolutely fast colors in sizes 14 to 46 CHILDREN'S DRESSESjust Smashing closeout! Double terry in white ders! Stock up now at this price! specifications WASH FROCKS unopened! This TERRY TOWELS with Basement OXHIDE O'ALLSto Men’s at this with lace or Cotton in bjue yellow and white Sizes kind! Smart cottons in gay prints and novelty crashes! r think they’re in sizes 2 to 16! t Buy a SHIRTS POLO' BOYS' button fronts! Short knits CURT ASMS Marquisette Hemmed bottoms with in ecru color only make any length you wish! sn Chambray hew summer colors! ElasMercerized cottons in’ colors! or contrasting tic tops in plain consisting size Basement Children's ANKLETS the smarter this amazing low price! Hurry! h — New summer colors t in slub weave broadcloth ruffles and embroidery trims Sizes 4 to 12 Use them for small unfinished tops ————— W CHILDRENS’ BLOUSES with SETS IATH MAT of seat cover and mat! Only a few at Chenille sets 26x78-inc- V Oxfords or sandals in all tough composition soles Sizes A© vd colors at this saving price! & OXFORDSleather Children’s with leather CEIEPES Colorful' prints and pretty plain colors in very fine quality ' material! Was much higher! W44 Work shirts that are regular higher priced shirts! cleaning many polishing packages V MEIN'S SHIRTS Chambray of all our to the made ’ 90-pou- nd n Second Floor ng 112-pou- nd i styles that ce w the gaff of hard wear! Built strong to Sizes 8 to 4 wear vacation now for supply ay - K Two-pie- 4 W WV V SHIRTS BOYS' stand : PRACTICE FIRE I ' $ Cotton crepe in pink blue and white girls like! Sizes 8 to 14 Basement tM ed PAJAMAS: Children's Basement J ern way! This new shipment just arrived! X disposable ' oil vanishing and cold ‘ offer only at Penney’s! Main Floor con-stitutiona-ny A Basement I 9 1 it? ® ? 3p© h |