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Will OutiitNeedy Child Requested to Turn in Report j pre-aud- it en 31-6- Hogs totaled 24643 for Septem1950 while September 1949 totals were 23320 The amount of sheep at the yards enabled it to retain its place as leading intermountain market for the woollies with a total of 250950 6 while last year there were but 215-62- Horses showed the only decline for the period adding up to a total of 775 head for September of this year as compared to 2066 for September of last year A complete layette which Will outfit the child of tome needy veteran is examined by (left) Mrs Dor an T Dnesler new president of the auxiliary to Utah general depot American Legion post and Mrs Henry B Bair outgoing president en and bv Solly it" ' were going to do - : Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers Wednesday Firm to Double Sales Space by Remodeling Job Aunts Hear From Wounded Soldier all-sta- New Display Cases The store will be equipped with new cabinet display cases and all other furnishings will likewise be of the latest design A gift department will be one of the additional services incorporated into the en Urged sales floor Service departments now on the main floor will be moved upstairs r Anderson said the improvements will cost approximately $90000 The Lew is building is one of the city's oldest downtown landmarks Its upstairs have been used by business and professional office was same story everywhere There were hoarders and people out to get theirs ahead of the hoarders — and some who actual—five pounds for 98 cents— twice ly needed sugar Everywhere the regular price You know what The grocers shelves were stripped his place women stormedhappened But things have changed Cleaned him out He sold 800 Sugar shelves are filling up again pounds in four hours The sugar panic is over Except for the doubled price So now what have we got a surplus of sugar that's what And the hoarders oddly enough are Tea Dated Thursday being blamed for the fact that Mrs Milton H White will be surplus will probably get worse A government official who is hostess at a tea Thursday Oct 5 from three to five p m at her well paid to know these things it this way: There home 1062 Twenty-fourt- h for all explained never was any real shortage of those who exhibited items at the sugar It was a case of sudden demand outrunning supplies on state fair In the home arts department Mrs White announced that hand Production is outrunning and world sugar several local residents won blue consumption prices by spring anyway are cerribbons on items exhibited at the tain to drop fair and the articles will be on Here in Ogden Geraid Klomp display at her home Thursday president of the National Assoei- ago 4j of her experience at Miss Marilyn Greene Increase Noted in Bank Clearings Bank clearings in Ogden for the month of September totaled Harmon B Barton secretary Ogden Clearing House association said today This compares with a total of $1185694399 for the same period one year ago he said 52 1 derson said it will be impossible to restore the service until remodeling work is finished Practically every store on the 2400 block of Washington boulevard has now undergone a facelifting to bring that segment of workers for many years the shopping district to its smartAnderson's will remain open est y appearance in the city's the renovation during period A officommerce of chamber is scheduled lor special early in the Christmas shopping cials commented Girls' State will render piano selections The auxiliary was formed for the purpose of aiding the American Legion in carrying out its program of peace-tim- e service to America to which the Legion is dedicated Mrs Duesler said- Among those programs is the child welfare work This is built upon the pledge to maintain the integrity of the American family home Layettes are made by auxiliary units to be given to children of needy veteran families his-tor- ng reason Clock Stopped Work on electrical connections into the building has caused the sidewalk clock Outside to stop fa - MOVING? 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Heap O9 Beauty SPOT REDUCING 1 1 f ation of Retail Grocers says the situation is about the same in all buying There was always plenty The only trouble nott he says seems to be in soap powder Some stores are a little short on that But as for food — and sugar he says this year's crops were tremendous and even if the now rapidly improving Korean situation does worsen into general war there will not be noticeable food shortages A spot check of Ogden's groceries and markets showed the sugar situation to be on the up and up here One market manager said for awhile stores were being restricted on 100 pound bags until the refineries could get them moving but it didn't really constitute a shortage 8o: there was all that hoarding for nothing v There is plenty of sweet stuff around R that a cynical Washington grocer who thought he was kidding offered a one-da- y special on sugar Pvt Joseph N (Jay) Boyd 20 Wellsville Cache county who was reported missing m action in Ko rea on July 27 is now in a Japanese hospital according to word received by two aunts Mrs Mabel Boyd and Mrs Alice Rollins Og den The message came from Pvt son of Mr and Mrs Walter Child welfare and other commu- - year's schedule will be: Mrs Wil- - Boyd A Boyd Wellsville Ti i He was an niiy service projects oi ine auxil- Ham Sp rather first vice president football play iary to Utah General Depot Ameri- Mrs Clark L Peterson second vice er when he attended South Cache He joined the army can Legion post will be carried on president Mrs gldon N Wilson high school IB 1848 trained at Fort Ord under new leadership after next secretary Mrs Blaine R Funk Nov and left for Okinawa July Smith cor- Cah? Wednesday it was announced to- treasurer Mrs Frank Mrs 1950 Wm F responding secretary day Mrs Doran T Duesler president- Hodgkinson chaplain Mrs Harrison Mefford and Mrs Matthew T elect will be installed Wednesday Mrs Mor Oct 4 at seven p m at a banquet Davis sergeants-at-arm- s in the Mansion house Mrs Henry ns G Chad ick historian guests will include Mrs H Bair is outgoing president Special O Petersen District No 2 presOther officers taking 'up the R ident Mrs1 Max Petersen secretary Miss Illene Stanfield will tell 1A An extensive remodeling of the Anderson Jewelry Co store 24j9 that will open up Washington twice the amount of present space on the sales floor is well under waj Robert L Anderson manager said the' program of expansion Will entail the full utilization by the company of the Lewis building in which the business is located The front of the store will be completely renovated to provide deeper and wider display windows The entrance to the Lewis but ihg offices will be closed well-know- 74 ber iijr STANDARD-EXAMINE- MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 2 1950 Remember the Sugar Panic? Stockyards Now Laughable Report Shows ItIt Seems was only two months it the Receipt! at Ogden Union stockyards for the month of September showed an increase in every department but one over the totals of one year ago R C Albright general manager said today For cattle and calves this year's total for the month showed 45600 while one year ago there were Community chert workers ere requested to bring in their reports now to chest headquarters at this Hotel Ben Lomond in order that a may be run Val P Campbell and R- - w Grant said tnrlnv With the 1951 Red Feather drive lagging below the 50 per cent mark both Campbell and Grant were on the phone all day contacting work-r- s end division chairmen "We've got to get in there and the men said "and get these pitch" totals into the office as quickly as ' J possible" final report meeting of the Ol5e scheduled service drive originally for tomorrow at the Ben Lomond hotel has been reset for Thursday at noon at the Eliks club The men expressed confidence today" that with chest workersa turning in their contributions at rapid fate today tomorrow and Wednes- that the big red thermometers on the score board would spill over the top with a 100 per cent plus rating "We need 100 per cent to keep the cervices agencies of Ogden opsaid erating" the chest THE OGDEN (UTAH) Receipts Rise I SlftOll Dial LABORATORIES SANTA INC California MONICA BUY WON 0 RBI IAD 1 ffl lit YOU GET 8 WAYS 4 Keep : ' L Your Child From - 2 Snces m Me Mi staaf Sandwich Daily Svpoiy-MUSCLE Slipping Behind Healthy Growth! 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