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MORNING, NOVEMBER 20,1927. THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER 5--B PRESENTS FOR GOOD Many Things to Be Done By Boy Scouts During Christmas Time EOT SCOUT NOTES Some suggestions for good turns for Christmas! Call the troop together and talk over the whole good turn proposition. everybody to scout for new ideas. Let them keep their eyes and ears open to possible suggestions for good turns. Then at Christmas time get busy on enough to keep the troup occupied.

Here are a few suggestions: Take turns guarding coasting places and skating ponds. Shovel snow, cut wood, sprinkle ashes or sand on icy pavements. Find repair work to do In school, or church. Collect and repair toys for Christmas, distribute in hospitals, etc. Distribute Christmas baskets to the poor.

Stage entertainment in orphanage or children's home. Look up boys of scout age who are ill. Tell them of the possibility of becoming achievement scouts. The main thing is that at Christmas the troop get a good turn in mind and then with whole heart-put it over. Troop 32 of Liberty has started to again and is proposing to put all of the troops of the council on the shelf when it comes to work accomplished during the next year.

The new handbook is a vital help to the boys of the troop. NEW BOOK Every council has to maintain standards. These are the measuring rods of excellence in scout work in the community. In the past, the standards of this council have been published in a small green backed book procurable at scout headquarters. Now, however, the new handbook will be the standard of measurement.

If you are In doubt about what must be to pass a test, please look carefully in the new handbook. Scoutmasters who are in doubt as to the requirements will be informed cheerfully if they will call headquarters. FOB PATROL LEADERS Some scouts try to be "the boss" of their patrol, using their authority to order about those under their control. They might make a good boss for a gang of laborers who had to do as they were told. But the scouts of a patrol can leave if they don't like their leader's attitude.

Others are of still worse variety--the figureheads or dummies. They make no effort to lead or use their authority. They should bo promoted to the rear rank. The real leader is he who leads. The "boss" drives and the "dummy" does nothing.

The leader' sets the pace and appeals to the loyalty and spirit of each of his patrol--and they will follow. A patrol is no better than Its patrol leader. --Wilmington Council Bulletin. Stylish Clothes for Modern Hunter Mackinaw Cloth Favorite for Many Garments NEWS OF TROOP 6 Troop 6, Zing A Boom Bang: We held our regular troop meeting last Wednesday. This meeting was full of pep.

It started with the troop sing- Ing many songs. Then tho reorganizing started, getting two patrols fully organized, the Crees and the Beavers. Tho Crees have Floyd Pell, cs patrol leader; Grant Austad, assistant patrol leader; Lee Boremes, scribe; Shelton Austad, yeHmaster. The Beavers have Harold Clifton as patrol leader; Grant Syphers, assistant patrol leader; Clarence Dinsdale scribe; Joe Tippets, yellmaster. Af- reorganizing the patrols were given 10 minutes for patrol work.

Then a contest started, consisting of patrol yell, call or cry, stunt and a shirt talk by patrol leader on "Why I Have Chosen This Name For Our Patrol." The Cree patrol won the yell, and the call or cry. The Beaver patrol won tho.stunt and" the short talk. Both patrols were given a package of gum for Its hard efforts. After this Lcona Draper, one of the of- KEEP YOUR STOMACH YOUNG AND SWEET Up-to-lhe-minute modes in woods wear: at the left, best suited for deer, rabbits and birds, cap, jacket breeches of mackinaw cloth with heavy socks and water-proof hair boots; center, a fur lined jacket Invaluable in the duck blind, with warm, khaki mackinaw cloth cap; and a plair wool shirt (right) -which, affords comfort with any hunting costume. and leather VIENNA OPERA TO APPEAR IN PARIS PABIS--(By The Associated Press.) --The war is almost over so far as the art and music of Prance's former enemies are concerened.

German music came back to Paris shortly after firing ceased but it was years before German artists and scientists were welcomed. Vienna's famous state opera, however, is to send its company here May and it will play in the governments opera. Many German art works also have been shown and praised here but every now and then a spark of the old flame of hatred starts a little' Dackfire. When it was planned recently to show the of the German painter Liebermann in the small museum in the Tuilleries gardens, a government building near the state of Edith Cavell, there was an outcry that caused it to be shifted to a private gallery. When Max Reinhardt, the great German producer, was invited to play at the government's theatre, Odeon, there also was some criticism, but he was welcomed when he came here and was entertained 37 theatrical folk.

Gradually hostility Is disappearing in the artistic world but there is a halt whenever someone tries to bridge the gap too rapidly. Danger at the Wheel SWEDEN PLANS GRINNELL SUFFERS TOUGH SEASON GHJNNELL, college, smallest of the Missouri Valley conference schools, is making a strong bid for the hard luck honors in the present football campaign. In five times out the Pioneers have yet to win a game. Grinnell's team has put the goal line behind it but twice this year, while its opponents have heaped up 140 points. Grinnell's best effort was in Its opening game with Perm collegs of Oskaloosa, la.

The game ended a 6-6 tie. Scores of the other games: Kansas 19, Grinnell Nebraska 58, Grinnell Drake 26, Grinnell Marquette 31, Grinnell 0. The Associated 40-story American skyscraper of steel and concrete, contain- ng apartments, restaurants and Is to rise above the ancient churches and castles of Stockholm. An ideal location near the water's edge has been found and the enter- trise will get under way in the near future, under plans of Thor Toem- blad, Swedish civil engineer. Opposition has arisen against the project in some quarters.

Albert Lil- city plan director, Is one who looks askance at the Idea, contending that the proposed skyscraper will strike a discordant note in the general building scheme of Stockholm and that its height will smother the charm of many famous edifices and palaces. The erection of the skyscraper, however, is not considered an insuperable task, even in a nation with no tall buildings. Stockholm will shortly open an ultra-fashionable hotel, laid out on American lines. Every room will have its private bath, and there will be a large swimming pool, one side of which will be transformed into a miniature beach with artificially heated sand. A ball room and a sun bath on the roof are other features.

One hotel on the American style, the Carlton, has just Beethoven, the great German composer, became so deaf that he wss unable to hear his latest compositions. room GRID STAR GETS GOOD STUDY MARKS GAINESVILLE, The Associated athlete who av- By CURTIS 'WOOD For NEA Service. YORK--This is the season the year when ducks wing anxiously along and deer crash nervously through the brake Iknow- ing full well that they are temporarily without benefit of game laws. And as a result, city dweller and country dweller Is faring forth Into the woods and fields. Before starting for the regions where game abounds experienced hunters consider the matter of clothes as carefully as the matter of arms.

They know that the proper atMre, like the right equipment, adds considerably to comfort success. While no particular and costume is essential to efficiency with gun and rifle, certain garments are designed for specific hunting conditions. CHOOSE CAREFULLY water proof coat which will to your comfort on a warm A add drizzly day in a duck boat may not be nearly as comfortable on a cold day in the north woods as a heavy mackinaw. Those versed in the chase 'know this and choose their clothes accordingly. Jf you are fond of deer hunting there are a number of garments which will help you bring home the venison.

A cap of mackinaw cloth, a macklnaw of more mackinaw cloth and breeches of still more mackinaw cloth are warm and comfortable. The colors vary. Black and white plaids are tasteful and are especially good if other hunters are in the vicinity. So dressed, the hunter may find some difficulty in stalking his quarry, but he is less likely to be fleers in the Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement association, told a thrilling story about football. It was put over in fine style.

After a few announcements, the meeting closed with Shelton Austad offering prayer. The patrol leaders and the scoutmaster met Thursday to plan meetings for the future. The Indian sign language will be taken up in the near future. Three cheers for scouting. mistaken for game.

And, of course, this is an outfit appropriate to rabbit, partridge, pheasant, or other small game shooting. Besides cap, mackinaw and breeches, the deer hunter wears heavy wool socks with red tops and water- resisting boots. A plaid "wool shirt of red and black or blue and black, or a shirt in solid color is also comfortable. Underwear should be woolen and of aweightto correspond with the climate. Other equipment for deer hunters includes wool lined, two-in-onc or split-palm gloves and waterproof coats of balloon cloth.

Duck shooting calls for another kind of apparel. A khaki cap of cloth which will turn water and a fur-lined leather Jacket prove valuable when you find yourself adrift In a duck boat amid a Green forest of marsh grass some cold morning. Other accoutrements vrhich are often to be found in the duck shooter's wardrobe are khaki mackinaws and slip-over shirts of waterfroof balloon cloth. Breeches may be of mackinaw cloth, like the deer hunter's or of oilskin. Split-palm shooting all-wool socks, chamois underwear and hip boots' are other worthwhile accessories.

erages moer than "90" in the class south. work and who hits the line equally as hard has led the University of Florida from the football wilderness again. Big Bill Middlekauff returned, to school this year after a season's absence and by -his -line-plunging ability is making a- stronger bid for All- Southern honors than- in 1924, when he was included on-the-second mythical eleven. This year the Alligators got off to a poor start, losing'to Davidson. The regular captain was declared ineligible and the team elected Middlekauff.

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If your stomach is sluggish and old, from the excessive acids which keep eating away the gastric Juices, you must dissolve them, or you never will be free from Indiges- I lion, sour risings, bloating and drowsi- ness after you eat. Get a package of Pape's Diapepsin from your nearest drug store and chew one of the tablets after meals. Instantly the distress is relieved, it dissolves the acids, sweetens the stomach and you will have an appetite again like you had when a child. All drug stores have Pape's Diapep- sin. More than 5 million packages are used a- It is time now to be making all the plans for Mother's Christmas Gift, Can anything be as expressive of love and gratitude as a that will keep on giving through the years? We have in mind a gift that will not only bring her happiness, but will lighten her burdens as' well, and give her opportunity to do the many things she has always wanted to do, but, in her own "Could never find time for." What Mother Really Wants- It is so easy to have-you do not' have to "save up" to buy one.

--places any Hotpoint or Westinghouse Electric Range in our immense stock in your home. The payments on the balance may be extended two years if you wishl Dinner Set Given FREE! During our great sale of Electric Ranges we give to every purchaser -of a range a 42-piece set of fine dinnerware. 'This charming china will grace any table for everyday use or for the most formal 1 Can you picture a Christmas more memorable than one which Mother receives these two wonderful gifts--an -Electric Range-and a fine set of china! Come into any of our stores and see these wonderful gift suggestions. LIGHT CO. Efficient Public Service INTEREST COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY ON SAVINGS 1 90 It is not necessary to let your surplus funds lie idle because you don't want to tie them up for a long period.

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