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Show THE OGDEN POST 8 was in Ogden Inst week an official business. en Briefs Use of colors In home decoration Failure of the brakes on a T. E. was studied by 30 women Saturday Thomas Plumbing company truck to afternoon in the federal building, unhold on the Twenty-thir- d street hill der the dircethm of Miss Ellen Aryvn, caused considerable damage Tuesday county home demonstration agent; Mrs. morning near the Washington avenue Kffie S. Barrows, specialist, both in and Twenty-thir- d street intersection. Utah Agricultural college service, and The truck, driven by' Charles Storey; Mrs. Carl S. Adams and Mrs. Lillian 3121) Ecrles avenue, was loaded with G. Widdiimn, project leaders. pipe, and crashed into an automobile parked in front of the Twenty-thir- d Bishop John Kennedy, president of street entrance of the Home Furniture company. Four automobiles the Randolph State bank of Randolph, Rich county is visiting with relatives were damaged in the accident. in Ggden. Drs, Fouls New Method Dentists, 2468 Washington, phone 843. adv. The Utah-Idah- Sugar Co. is o en- Friday, February 17, i . Huntsville News Mr. and Mrs. Herman Larson spent tho week-en- d visiting with Mrs. Lar- sons son, Herman Olsen, of this city. Mrs. Alex Patterson, formerly Miss Nielsen, has been the guest of Ftm honor at a number of showers held in her honor recently. Mrs. William Engstrom has recently returned from southern California, where she has visited her daughter, Mrs. LcKoy Leishman. Mrs. Henry Burrows and infant daughter are recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia. gaged in the contracting of sugar-beMiss Mildred Jensen is critically acreage on the Milk River projMembers of the Exchange club and ect for 1028, At the end of the year ill at the Dee hospital. their ladies enjoyed a Valentine party the Chinook division showed an inin the Hotel Bigelow Tuesday night. crease of more than CO per cent over Julien Nielsen is suffering from a President S. T. Jeppesen gave an ad- the 1027 acreage, and on the Malta severe attack of pneumonia. et - dress of welcome and turned the division 712 acres had been promised. , Gideon Baity and La Van Hislop are meeting over to two toastmasters, Judge John A. Hendricks and W. J. leaving shortly for an extended visit Blackburn. to California. Progress Being Made Flowers for All Occasions Klenke Floral, 21155 Washington ave. Phone 1240. On New Legion Home of Herman of the American Legion, according to legal principles, will be one of the next steps in the organization to handle the remodeling of the old Methodist church as a club house for the post. The post last Monday night decided to proceed at once with the task of converting the former church edifice into a fine modem club house. Work will be under the difect supervision of Ora Bundy. A committee of ten members designated by Com-- 1 mander George I), Shupe recently as a group to handle temporary details of the plan to acquire a club house, was instituted as a permanent building committee by the post Commander Shupe announced that J. E. Olson, manager of the Olson Motor Supply company, was the first business man to voluntary send a check to be used by the post in converting the church into a club house. He said that while it is the plan and purpose of the to finance the home within the post organization, many citizens and busi-nmen. have made voluntary offers of help to the legionnaires. It is the plan of the post to have the home ready for dedication by National Commander E. E. Spafford in April. Incorporation post number m Raymond Lamoreaux, 22, of ton, Idaho, landed in the city jail day on a charge of issuing a fictitious check of $1. Tie is said to have passed the check on the Superior confectionery at Thirtieth street and Washington avenue. Bail was fixed at $500. Had Lamoreaux signed his own name to the check the offense would have been a misdemeanor, but inasmuch as he signed LM. Larson," it is a felony punishable by a state prison sentence. PresTues- Have you read the advertisement in The Post which tells you where you can get free greasing for your car? Judge John A. Hendricks, from the the city court this week, criticized the alleged practice of turning motorists loose after their arrest on charges of failure to stop before driving onto Washington avenue, which is an arterial highway. bench in . rear 146 Twenty-fift- h street, a laborer, was injured in- Tom Savis, 34, ternally Tuesday night when struck by an automobile on Twenty-secon- d street and Wall avenue. Thomas e, 187 West Twenty-firstreet, was the driver of the automobile. Ma-lan- st Investigations into affairs of the Carnegie public library was made Tuesday night by Mayor Frank Fran cis. Members of the library board conducted the mayor through the library. He will make recommendation to the city commissioners on the request for an increased levy made by the library board. cles. 9 non-memb- er B February 11. Dale Newcy, son of John Newey, has accepted a call to serve in the Samoan Islands as a L. D. S. missionary. ' Allen Jorgcrson, son of John will leave on the fourth of arch to fulfill a L. D. S. mission in the southern states. A farewell party will be held in honor of Mr. Jorgerson on the 3rd of March. Jor-Tso- n, The Liberty Sunday School Dramatic company gave a delightful performance of the "Black Heifer" at the Huntsville amusement hall on February 7. A pea meeting was held on February 8 in the Huntsville school house. The purpose of the meeting was to endeavor to establish a satisfactory price on the future pea crop for both the farmers and canning corporations. M. I. Brown was the representative present at the meeting in behalf of the canning companies. SPRING COATS of Exceptional Quality and Smartness At the meeting of the Huntsville Relief Society last week plans were introduced for a ward amusement hall to be built under' the direction of the Huntsville ward. Si THE FAMILY SHOE STORE 353 TWENTY-FOURT- $2950 . are coats that ettery young troman trill life for they are so trearahle, so smart and so moderately priced. We recommend them now for they trill be especially serviceable this season and trill render you trear next season too. s All the coats are lined tritb herfry silky crepe. $)95 SEE OUR WINDOWS! William M. Piggott, former Ogden barber, who is now special investigator for the state industrial commission, H STREET I' I Unusual Vallies In USED CARS 1925 Willys-Knig- 1923 ht Great Six Coupe Sedan car; fully equipped; new lacquer finish; mohair upholstering; good rubber; motor thoroughly 0 1 fk O Z 0J.U&O reconditioned. 1926 Willys-Knig- ht Greasing For Your Car UNTIL MARCH 10th I In im is a s y li it I will grease yoilr car without charge every time your crank case is drained at this station. 1926 ! A 91185 Willys-Knig- Touring Reconditioned and has 5 extra good tires; new top and good Q 1 rye 0 finish. 014 1926 ht 4-do- Fully equipped ( like new in every detail; run but very little and has had special pare. Turned in on larger and later 1 QtZ mcdel. 011 tO or New upholstering; 5 good balloon J. BURKHEAD, Proprietor i purchase. , o 30th and Washington rownm 2626 iiiiiiiii!i tires; motor and finish in splendid condition. A very late model at a very reasonable QQtZil OOOU price. Burkhead Service Station w Overland Sedan We use every precaution in checking over and reconditioning our Used Cars before offering them to the public. Our large, well lighted, indoor market offers protection in all kinds of weather, and adds value to each car. We also issue a written guarantee with each i tv ?OQr 0&VO kept. fin- Light Six Sedan This is the first time such a flattering offer has been made by a local service station. I am doing this to introduce my superior oiling and greasing service. E. l0W has been well tk 1924 Oldsmobile Thoroughly renovated ; new lacquer ish; fully equipped; good rubber. high quality family car ffguref"" I Buick Fully equipped; 'curtains, top and cushions like new; new tires on rear wheels; motor and all parts in first class condition. A car that . Great Six Sedan a j Touring A full 1 2 of Style flHESE SPECIAL 95 r I PINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF GALOSHES J. Bryan Barton, assistant manager of the Carl C. Rasmusson company, has been voted into membership in the Ogden Real Estate board. Lubin Welker, formerly an independent realtor but now with Frocrcr A Fowles, was also voted a member of the board and George Isenberg, who is working for E. W. Cannady, was made an auxiliary member. Peter A. Beck, of Ogden, who has invented a device for the safety of airplane passengers which automatically releases a parachute from distressed planes, is in the east conferring with officials of the Guggenheim foundation. His patent is being well received in eastern aviation cir- . Many people of the Huntsville ward attended the quarterly stake conferBaker ence held at the Ogden tabernacle on Washington Avenue g'. I i |