Show I' OB THE OGDEM (UTAH) ri- J 2 5TANDAKD-CAAMINE- R TUESDAY EVENING APRIL S 1955 right since producers had dropped their price enough to allow thi 6 per cent markup requirement Hale said “However we have not yet had the market and tcrrealize an ulti- - the opportunity to check up on mate gain out of it this cut to 16 cents a quart” Director Parley W Hale of the State Trade Commission said his office was checking the price fluctuations to make sure that re-- 1 tailers Were sticking to the required 6 per cent markup “We found that the 18 cents a quart figure was perfectly all illiilk War Drops Price to 16 Cents Quar- tthe price prevailing in grocery stores At least two Salt Lake retailers ' blamed Safeway Stores Inc for the war according to Associated Press Maurice Warshaw owner of Grand Central Markets said price war flared out yesterday his stores would “go all the way ip Salt Lake City and spread to down to a penny a bottle if they! (Safeway) want to compete that Ogden and Provo Competition way involving a large food chain and “And if they bring their price milk down to a penny a bottle we’ll Salt Lake wholesale-retai- l depot was blamed Milk sold yes- give ours away free!” President Dale A Jones of the terday for 1§ cents a quart A representative of a local Salt Lake Retail Grocers and dairy said the price of milk de- Butchers Assn said independent livered to homes is following the grocers “will continue to meet downward trend with the general this competition as long as our practice being to deliver it for resources hold out” Milk was selling in the ma- jority of the stores in Ogden to-day at 16 cents a quart a decline ir price of 5 cents in the past two days Local grocers said the milk 'Of N "v ‘ JTv one cent more than J ! f ! f : He blamed Safeway for start- ing the price war “using as an excuse the fact that one small had been pr“essor in the milk a for little less than sIinS thfJT®sl That llttle fellow certainly n° tihat t0 Safeway” he j ®ut they used hut as an excuse to create a disturbance in t j Your personal insurance needs are my business - j i We’re Serving — Tho Annual Kiwanis Pancake EASTER SPECIAL £ AMERICANO with a SYRACUSE FARM— Persons who wrote the name of Joseph Thurgood in Syracuse as the owner of the farm in last week’s “mystery farm” picture contest were correct I f Virginia Bodily of Rt1 Lay-to- n became the $10 winner of the second weekly “mystery farm” picture contest by correctly identifying the farm of Joseph Thurgood in Syracuse The three $5 winners were: Glen Buhler Rt 1 Syracuse Steve R Morris Rt 1 Layton and Catherine Thornley 3602 Monroe Blvd Winners of passes to the Theater were: Rex C Barber Rt 1 Layton Mrs Jack Shipley 576 13th St Aldcn B Thornley 3602 Monroe Blvd Or-pheu- m Unity Lodge 18 Meets Tomorrow Byron McGregor 2907 Adams Ave William R Munroe 836 W 2100 South St Ogden Mrs Joseph Browning 320 34th St Gary Thornley 419 30th St Mrs James Rentmeistcr Rt 1 Layton and William Anderson 970 W 2100 South St Wilson The contest sponsored by The ended Ogden Standard-Examine- r last night and another will start tomorrow mounted enAn 11- - by largement photo of the farm will be presented to Mr Thurgood farm owner The picture for the third contest will be on display in the front window of The Standard-Examine- r and will appear in tomorrow’s newspaper The names of those who correctly identify the farm will be 14-lnc- Regular business meeting for Unity Lodge 18 F and AM will be held tomorrow at 8 pm Calvin Behle senior grand warden of the Grand Lodge F and AM of Utah will speak Members are reminded of past masters night to be held April 27 Dinner will be served at 6 pm OF I Reg HAIR STYLE SHAMPOO SIT CRIME m&i Price or Less ALL WORK LOOK FOR THi Styling and Cutting By Virgil and Las Paintor SCHOOL Don Sppith Phene 6304— Salon 2343 Kiesel Avt Dial 7474 or 6304 ljffff(iiPf:gig3fgig The West’s HAPPY UTTLF DOG j TOPS IN QUALITV! i Wl J irw PRICE lid most powerful premium Quite frankly we created Royal 76 as much for a quality FAffll OK j? 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