Show ' I THE OGDEN Weber College Freshmen Officers Inaugurated f) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R fUTAH) Wednesday Evening Jan 8 1947 mP1 Clearfield Slates Jan 8— A ban- quet sponsored by the building " WW ' fund committee of L D S Clearfield Second ward will be held Friday evening Jan 17 in North Davis junior high school it is announced by Chairman Albert T lW£m Smith Roberts local L D S and cattleman will worker church donate a steer for the dinner which will be supervised by the W Be: R Relief society The high priests quorum will conduct sale of tickets Proceeds will go toward the erection of a new ward chapel w! jfe Officers of Weber college's biggest fresbman class in history assumed duties TuesTAKE OFFICE Donna Rhees vice president and Shirley Ross to are (left right) Rulon Garfield president days They ' ' Permission Sought for Bench Advertising °yment compensation Hn"e Petition from the Bench AdverCreased fey L-the in Jt tising Co Detroit Mich for perto place waiting benches at mission °£ security all city bus stops was referred by Pyment today 0f the total 768 city commissioners today to Mayor mtntc eX"S!rViCemenS Romney and CommisTotl Py- - David sioner Edward T Saunders for S50made in the study and recommendations The petition signed by C B State Inspector B L Flanagan Kessler sales manager said the °Ver the previous cost of the installations would be borne by advertising displayed on the benches and that 20 per cent of the net profits would be turned over to the local Disabled AmeriP-- T Veterans' post can A Council Holds The proposed benches would be six feet long placed at the edge of Meeting Thursday ) sidewalks council wmhemfdeVity Aeint ?riiuThursday evening at all safety chairmen to be present the board ° edu- calinn A special meeting for all coungroups will be held Ezraw°iflCt?351 Grant- Mrs cil executive seven-thirt- y at president urges tffllfchjbald - ZJhnVT P-T- EVANSTON Wyo Jan 8— D E Ward deputy collector of internal revenue Cheyenne Wyo will be in Evanston on Jan 8 9 and 10 to assist farmers and ranchers with their 1946 income tax returns according to an announcement received from Frank G Clark collector of revenue Mr Ward will make his headquarters in the fed- - Wells Rites Set ' First ward cnapel of the Latter-Da- y Satats church Rdy J Davis bishop of the Second L D 8 lor Friday in Pocatello ward will officiate Wells was a counselor in the Pocatello L D Funeral Services for Richard H S church stake presidency "Dick" Wells Pocatello business leader and former president of Rotary International who died Monday will be held Friday- it was announced today ? The rites starting at two p m will be conducted in the Pocatello Wheal Hospital Beds Chairs Bedside Crutches Tabiaa ate Relieved in 5 minutes or double your money back TORN eXfe" tt"B MM um POCATLLO Jan 8 CUP) — FOR RENT OR SALE! - Gas on Stomach our itpmach ind heirtbum Pinful doctor uiually ?£f£fib th Wm nMcnet known for ymptomitic relief— medicines like thoee in Bell-ubrine comfort In a ! JSOwU"T- - fig! to ui 25c it U Utah Growers Cut Wheat Acreage Curb on Labor Costs IT ' SATT TlAKE Jan CITY The acreage of winter wheat planted by Utah farmers for harvest this year was slightly under that of a year ago the U S bureau of agricultural economics in Salt Lake City said today The bureau said 248000 acres were planted 2000 less than last 0 year However the figure is acres more than the average from 1933 to 1944 The agency added that the weather of the fall and winter has been ideal for germination of winter wheat 8 (AP)— Ida$ and Utah beet sugar producers today urged federal officials to take action preventing any increkpe in labor costs this year Harold E Nagle president of tlvi Idaho Sugar Beet Growers association said that while prices increased $1 per ton last year Increased labor costs ate up 58 cents of the incijease Marshall director of James the sugar branch of the U S department off agriculture conducted the hearing similar to those being Spanish Veterans Set held in other beet growing areas Utah gravers contended that be- Dinner and Meeting cause of Ipw sugar content their camp No 5 United Spanbeets averaged only $1159 per ton ishOgden Veterans and auxiliary War in 1946 a$ compared with the naa regular meeting Thurshold will tional average of $1350 9 at eight p m in the Jan day I O O F hall Meeting will be preceded by a six o'clock dinner Members are urged to attend and officers are asked to wear white 56-00- 10-ye- ar Ex-Utah- B-- n r TOO MUCH FOR CHWistjmasm then why not :conjolido your bitf and all oH in a bumn-liStay manntr iwifh a njibl loon from Pacific finance? Tad at long a 15 month to repay ht Phone or com In 212 Eecles Fhone 1 BOISE Idaho Jan 8 Mrs Margaret Christina Worthing-to- n 72 a former resident of Utah died in a Boise hospital today She was a member of the L D S church Survivors include a son S Carl Worthington of Jerome daughters Mrs Carrie Adams of Salt Lake City and Mrs Gladys Taylor of Ogden today Bldg Ogden 53 n Would King Cole Be Merry With Stomach Ulcer Pains? Oranges Sunkist Oranges Sunkist Apples Delicious Apple Ganos Cooking Potatoes Russets Commercial Potatoes Morgan Bliss Flou Enriched High Patent Turkeys Choice C Bacon Blue Ribbon jHaml Blue Ribbon PIANOS A Limited Number of and Baby Grands Still Lowest Prices Uprights Uprights Up Baby Grands (790 Up (100 The Richest Home Is Poor Without Music jt drugs Banish Foot Troubles Walk i- - wafc — walk and enjoy it! Our Foot Hjealth Plan will rid you of those tired aching burning foot troubles Why delay? OGDEN PIANO AND MUSIC A Branch of Sugar House Music Murray Music Hart Brothers Music Preston Idaho LOCATED IN u POBANZ FURNITURE Phone 6171 Washington Blvd down" Birth Reported EVANSTON Wyo Jan So the sr wi ft w m is SHOES Full Box 9350 9150 Bushel Bushel 8I50 Bushel &1SO cwt $200 cwt 8250 50 lbs 9285 lb 400 ' lb Ib On All 200 Sacks of Wood on on Steed Goal Co or 6232 230 West 21st Street Dial 1 ThmkM Fur Coats Purchased Daring 1947 than at any time since 1941 During the past two weeks fur prices have strengthened an it is Duplets opinion prices are lower than they wi be later on in the year jj e today! (Delivered Anywhere in or Lots) : FUR PRICES Are Lower Now Oh mother see what rood coal Steed Coal Co has Let's order 6 - f Customers the Full Amount OF THE TAX REDUCTION STORE TOUR COAL NOW! 590 580 ' s upler Will Rehfggl to We Have Coal Again! Upper Spring Canyon Coal Stove Lump 9950 (3 tons $2800) 9875 Large Nut (3 tons $2575) Stoker Slack H750 (3 tons $2200) Jjj It is our opinion the Federal Tax on furs will be re-- ! duced by July 1 1947 Dupler's will back their opinion I ' I with the following guarantee: 'V Breeders to Meet City commissioners today authorized transfer of $5000 to the Carnegie library account Joseph F McCune library treasurer said the sum is needed to meet current expenses Washington Blvd As Always Dupler's Lead 8— Mr Utah Guernsey Breeders association will hold its annual meeting Monday Jan 13 at ten a m at the? Newhouse hotel Salt Lake City Election of officers and other business will be conducted All breeders of Guernsey cattle are urged to attend said Franklin L Davenport secretary Z4SC Know! Library Fund Transfer WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS 2939 m Washington Blvd Phone 7727 " h Found Not Guilty UTAH FRUIT EXCHANGE I Oil-ric- 8 The legendary Old King Cole might not have been a merry old soul if he had stomach ulcer pains Sufferers who A city court jury acquitted Johave to pay the penalty of stomach or R Allred 36 of 1946 Harrison seph ulcer pains Indigestion gas pains heartburn sensation bloat and O'Dell Allred 28 of 1118 Rush-to- n burning and other conditions caused by excess of petty larceny charges Comacid should try Udga and they too plaint of the charges Joseph Genta may be merry Get a 25c box of Ulga 271 Jefferson alleged the Allreds Tablets from your druggist First dose must convince or return box to us and Dec 7 stole a tire from his autoget DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK mobile SPECIALS B-- (AP) — Colo Jan Rangely's threats of secession from Colorado quieted today awaiting development of a request to Colorado for adequate roads The request followed a meeting to back the city council and chamber of commerce of the muddy northwestern Colorado boom-tow- n in "vigorously protesting" and "frankly condemning" highway fund allotments for the area They demanded of the Colorado legislature now in session and state officials more funds for roads Neighboring Utah's roads were praised and to a question of "What happens if we don't get the roads from Colorado?" chamber directors answered "The time to consider that is when we're turned RANGELY Wuh e-- U CO Blvd HEALTH SPOT SHOES era uuuuuis wjiue m rjvanston and Mrs Ralph Davis are the parents of a new daughter Venice Nila born Dec 23 in Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake City Mrs Davis is the former Nila Saxton daughter of Mr and Mrs C W (UP) — Saxton of Evanston Dead n Rangely Ms Road Cash From Colorado 227 u Ml J Beet Growers Urge RELIABLE tnJv'P cm - To Aid Taxpayers P ' SSS Benefit Banquet CLEARFIELD Increase Reported in Unemployment List Next tor the Seasorf By JANUARY Sale Is Now in Full Swing BUY NOW! If you buy your fur coat now Dupler's will GUARANTEE to refund your money if you can duplicate your purchase at a lower price than l f during our January Sale v? 'J ! K j H Deposit Will Hold Your Gat In Our Layaway — Small Monthly Payments Other Fur Salons at ' ' f pSaS? Generations A ES9 New York Salt Lake Family of Furriers fqr Over 100 Years 2407 Washington - 1 its 1' £':: ?K rA T I Boulevard Denver Pueblo and Albuquerque |