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Show I THE OGDEN POST UINTAH HOOPER WILSON Miu Grace Terry of Plain City, who has been visiting Mr. and Mra. Raymon Bybee, returned to her borne Thursday. Miaa Haurgarlte Mildoa is visiting at the home of her brother, George Mildon, in Bitter Creek, Wyoming. The heavy rains of Saturday, Sunday and Monday were very beneficial to the fanners in this locality. It also seems to have definitely broken the heat wave. Mrs. Bay Lamb and sons, Bay, and Harry, who have been visiting friends and relatives in Kamas, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Samuel Horsefield of Peterson was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Emelin Hamre, 8 unday. sn;t;itathe;truth? (and weve to ee One of the largest and moat inA baby boy was bora to Mr. and events of the season took teresting Mrs. Thomas O. Smith at the Dee amusement hall in hospital last Friday. Mrs. John Bitton and daughters, Virginia and Darlene, have returned to their home in Blackfoot, after a five weeks stay at the home of Mrs. Bittons parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bingham. Virginia, who has been undergoing a treatment at the Dea hospital, is much improved. Mrs. H. L. Barnes and children. Junior, and Emma Lou, of Provo, are here to spend the week and Labor day with Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bingham. Bishop and Mra. Lewis Drake and children of Burley were weekend guests of Mr. aad Mrs. Ira Drake and Mrs. Jane Drake. Miss Senneth Holliday is visiting at Preston, Idaho. She accompanied her aiiter, Miaa Vena Holliday, home following a visit hero with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Holliday. Hooper eco Friday evening when the queen of the tomato festival was Miss Florence Spaulding chosen. of Hooper was crowned queen by Mrs. Olive Beasley, president of the local Farm bureau. The four other contestants were chosen as attendants of tho queen. They were, Faun Oleson, Beta Herrick, Bessie Evans, and Fern Thompson. Funeral services held hero last Thursday for Connie Higley, who died in Idaho last week, were conducted by Bishops Councilor J. H. Nsisbitb Musical numbers were furnished by Joseph Pain of Barley, Idaho, George Manning, and Miu Birie. A. C. Christensen pronounced the benediction, and the grave in the Hooper cemetery was dedicated by James G. Widdiaon. Mr. Higley is survived by bis widow and two children, and hi father, George Higley, of Hooper, alio 2, 1932 Friday, September the following brothers and sisters: EUis Higley of Burley, Idaho; Bert Higley of Hooper; Ellen and Mend Higley of Paul, Idaho; Mrs. Gen-eiThe Young of California. speakers at the funeral wen Mr. Garner of Burley, Idaho. David Johnston of Clinton and J. H. ve TAYLOR Miu Elsie Peterson and Miu Maria Gibson entertained the Happy Hour club members and their mothers Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Peterson. The evening was devoted to gamu and selecting articles for tho exhibit on Saturday. A lovely buffet supper wn served to tho following gouts: Mrs. Margaret reen, Mrs. Viva Kingston, Mrs. Mable Neilson, Mrs. Francis Gibson, Mrs. Lois Peterson, Mrs. Mary Moline, Mrs. Evelyn Mowers, Mrs. Annie Hunter, Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Miu Margurite Favero, Miu Louiu Anderson, Miu Both Hun ter, Miu Mazy Gibson, Miu Mari- the goeits of Mix. Josephine Buron Peterson, Miu June Moline, rows on Tuesday. Miu Janet Neilson, Miu Maxine Mis. Agnes Snooks, Mis. Ells Kingston, Miu Bernice Green, and Becraft, Chester and Taylor the Bute! won tha gnests of Mrs. Mary Bo-cra- ft of Logan, the wedding to take place in the falL Mr. and Mn. Harry Olson and children returned home last Monday from Idaho when they spent a few days visiting with Mrs. Olsons parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Christensen. Miss Ena Hardy, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marian Stoker the past three weeks, has returned to her home in Lehi. Allen Wednesday. Miu Isabell Slater returned home last week from Slaterville, when she visited with friends. Sunday school conference was announces held in the ward chapel last Sun- thoMrs. George Borrows of her daughter, engagement An interesting program wu Valors, to Weasley J. Nielsen, day. Jr, given in both morning and evening sessions. President Thos. E. McKay and Vergil Stallings, of the high council; A. J. Anderson, of SATURDAY SPECIALS Salt Lake, and other prominent people attended tho meetings. APPLE SAUCE CAKE 154 Gilbert Miller of Ogden spent the FRUIT PIES, 2 for 254 last few days visiting here with BUTTER ROLLS, doz Blaine Harrop and his grandfather, LARGE BREAD, 2 for. Soren Peterson. 15 The following group of young Whole wheat or white breed Just like home made bread. women enjoyed two no hosteu dinYou save on an bakery goods at ner psrtiu during the week: Miu Ruth Peterson, Miu Opal Hislop, WHEELER HOME BAKERY Miu Margene Newey, Miu Mazie 363 24 tk Street Newsy, and Miu Laura Allen. Mrs. Nancy Dinsdsle and Mrs. Effie Hotter, both of Ogden, were HUNTSVILLE -- 204 1CAREFUI 'OF Jour health ltMIB.1 Foil WHY WOODY, DEAR? WEU REMEMBER miles Thousands dependable Prices anyone can afford Choose one on our easy payment plan All makes and models $35 to $100 WHAT THE DOCTOR TOLD MOTHER ABOUT having PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT ! I Swartz Sales Service All the latest colon and patterns EXCLUSIVE This Is The Best Time of The Year to Paint! Cars service Good Used of of A Whole Store no 3030 Washington Ave. PHARMACf Indian summer days make it a pleasure to use McMurtry Paints A I noting Protection for Many Winters 2471 Kiesd Ave. Silks : Crepes Umm . . . they have that real home cooked flavor. Assemble your own lunch . . . select Just the food that ' appeals to you. Youll bo happily surprised how little it costs to lunch at D0K08 .( Ogden newlyweds should know of the reputation for prescription dependability earned by The Exclusive Pharmacy. Nothing can ever be so We have a special every day. Tomorrows Special Chicken Lunch 304 -- important as their health. Home-mad- cakes e piea Have your lunch at Free Delivery Phene 351 Open Might aad Day Dokos 2523 Washington Avenue DONT MISS THESE! FALL VALUES New fashions that lend graceful, flattering lines to the . foot Suede, Matkid, Oxfords and Combinations Brown or Black $2.95 $8.00 Pumps and ties matkid Suede, brown or black. Shoes ol Trim calf oxfords with swagertongue effect. Black or brown. Courteous Service tor Lady Patrons Gateway Glass Print Company The Biggest Little Stare ia Town" 434 25th Street Clyde Brown Ken Knauss Wm. Bnschjost Dong Reeve Cash for Old Gold Dental grid broke and rid fashioned Jewelry rings watch rases chains etc. 2340 Washington Bring to 434 25th Street PETITS TIE SHOP Good Cash Price Paid Wallpaper Prices Are Low! Paint Store Ogdens Home-owned FOULGER-HURS- 2462 Wash. MERCHANDISE PRICES-BETTE- R , SOCKS For boys and girls, sizes 6Vi to 10. New fall patterns. Extra quality combed cotton. wear 39c up New low price.. SILK HOSE Adjustable tops at the tow price of.. We have just received a line of new coatings the best values ever shown for so little money. They come in solid as well as mixed colors such as brown, black, navy, wine. 54 inches wide one-ha- Jaunty ones for skipping boys and! girls, sturdy ones for those hardier ones of yours, and petite little pump I and 'slippers for dress-u- p occasions j s wide variety of styles in calf andj patent leather. -6 $1.00 6- -S $1.29 1- and up PRINTED SILKS The new stripes are now in and are selling fast They make good blouses and combinations, as complete dresses. Prices 75c and up LUNCHEON CLOTHS Pure linen, fringe or hemstitched hems, napkins included. A touch of em- FOULGER-HURS- T 24622464 Washington 95c Avenue OGDEN, UTAH broidery will finish 36 inches. Linen cloth 45 OU Cup to 50x70 with hemstitched hems or fringe 894 UP A world beater pure silk, Fashioned from top to toe. Truly a gift of the Orient. Only loading. , $100 Pair NEW FELT HATS WOOL COATINGS 54-in- ch B width SILK HOSE Absolutely fast, in all the late new colors, f Our P new low price... Absolutely new stock of extra fine quality in a host of dainty patterns. Only BIAS TAPE New fall shades all silk, double foot for service. BANKRUPT Why pay more for your new fall hat? Latest styles, every color, shape and trim. Priced for savings $1.98 $2.98 $3.98 DRESSES Sizes 7 to 14 that look like $1.95 values. Lovely broadcloth prints with fancy collars and sashes. New and QQf snappy. Only COAT SWEATERS OIu For the cool mornings. Fine worsted, with pockets in blue, red, (10 OP and tans NEW PRINTS Of an exceptional quality feels as soft as silk and Hie colors absolutely fast Compare these with anything you ever bought VELVETS lu v Velvets are very popular and they are beautiful in this seasons cotore black, brown, red, and green. Ask to see them. TOWELS Beautiful linen towels in pink, mauve, and green. A touch of embroidery wfflfiD- a.- BEADS of all kinds, worth to $1.00. New, dean stock Extra special P, luv SALE 2470 Wash. Ave. HANKIES BOYS OVERALLS Bib style, Rocky Mountain leader, reinforced throughout to insure a load of Our line of dress materials in wool has never been more beautiful than it is this season and the colors to please the most goods will particular. These make a dress very reasonable, as it takes lf only two two and yards for a dress. Prices range from $2M 2464 Wash. T BACK TO SCHOOL SALES LOWER An. Ogden DRESS MATERIALS Slippers and pumps for growing girls AA And Say We have the lowest prices in history so get that job done now that you have been GOING to dot $1.45 and up AAA to B width $1.79 and look at the prices! Pick of the house PETES TIE SHOP It is right that Back-to-Scho- -- Satins 2470 Wash. Ave. OGDEN BOOK STORE STOCK ORDERED SOLD Drastic Reductions Will Save Parents Hundreds of Dollars in School Supplies etc. PENCILS SCRATCH TABLETS Big 5 pendl tablets. Out they go watch the 1 Including all makes wooden and Presto self-loadin- XV scramble LOOSE LEAF Covers cloth finish of a 35c quality. Only a lim- 1A ited number laJC left HALF PRICE THEME PAPER For loose leaf. While it lasts, A0 the package v FOUNTAIN PENS Every one a perfect pen in all leading makes 75c up g. INKS Of all descriptions greatly reduced. Buy now and save. PENCIL BOXES BRIEF CASES A host of styles, in wood, caritol, etc. Ready for use and school bags. Only a few left but theyll sell for HALF PRICE a song. OFFICE SUPPLIES COLONIAL DAME Toilet articles including creams, beautifiers and powder. The last word in perfection. Ask those who have used (PI AA them vlvU Better shop around a bit, if the thing is here you want, youll effect a great saving. Tally Cards, Place Cards, Bridge Pads and Sets, Books of Fiction, Biographies, Science, etc. LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST |