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The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 17

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FRIDAY-EVENING 329 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEE NO1 17 Has Ideal Voi ce DECREASE IS NOTED IN LOANS yimwiunu 6f da HOOVER SENDS CRIPPLE RADIO If Boy UnaEle To iValk Hoover that he has listened to the chief speech- for the golden jubilee of light through a hook-up with a radio set He inclosed a picture or Hoover shaking his hand The president wrote early this month that was sending the boy a radio Now Bobbie can stay at home to listen to the speeches MOUSE IS CAUGHT WITH WEDDING RING North fork Wednesday He was shot through the Dack by William Car- rigan a companion when gun was accidentally discharged little 'hope was held for his re- covery i' BUSY COMMISSION More than 400 cases have been docketed to be heard by the fed- 3 eral radio commission before the present term expires December 3t These are most applications for wave length and power chances- Ffllif1 MARKET BILL LAUDED IN SPEECH AT GRANGE MEET Free Trade Wit Islands 'i-i WASHINGTON Nov Loans on stocks arid bonds by brokers and dealers -in the New York federal reserve district for the week ended November1 13 totaled $4172-000000 a decrease of $710000000 from the previous 'week total compared with $4-882000010 last week $5538000000 two weeks ago $6634000000 three weeks ago 13801000000 four weeks ago the record 1 high and $4980-817000 on November 14 1923 4 I I UTAH CARP ARE SHIPPED EAST PROVO Nov The first carload of carp from Utah lake to go' to New York- City markets was shipped from this city Thursday by George Madsen of Prove? 1 The fish average from three to 15 pounds and bring about 12 cents a pound The entire carload seined from the local lake will weigh about 12 tons They are packed In iced boxes and are shipped in a refrigerator car of thev American Express WON 'CAULS ROAD BILL' MEET I WASHINGTON Nov Representative Colton of Utah has sent VT- 'V Once Shook Hands With President IOWA CITY la Nov Bobbie Farr 12 who has never been able to walk relieves the tedium of confinement by tuning in on a seven tube radio sent him (through the courtesy of President Hoover In August 1928 when Hoover changed from a closed to ari open car on the outskirts of Iowa! City while en route to the West Branch home coming he met Bobbie and shook hands with him I 7 Held Injurioi To Farmers IDAHOAN IS SHOT 1 LIMOGES France Nov A year1 ago Madame Jeanne Lascon-Jaras dropped her wedding ring and saw It roll down a rat hole Yesterday she caught a full grown mouse in the trap Around the mouse's neck was the missing wedding ring Apparently the ring was slipped in some manner around IN BACK BY PAL WIVES MAKING MATES EXPLAIN Five lusbands Buy Entire Village At Auction Sale ELIZA" ill Nov Five bargain hunters from' hereabouts who paid $850250 for this village at an auction-sale tried to explain to their wiVes whatin the world they wanted-with it They bid for the whole village the general store the drug store barber shop pool hall several houses and 53 acres of about as good land as there is in northwestern Illinois' A couple of buildings two houses and a vacant lot did not' sell 1 Almost everybody in 'Eliza an even 52 counting the 1 new Jones baby went ito the sale yesterday but folks from other places had a hard time getting "through on account of mud The sale had to be postponed from 9 a until late afternoon and the chicken' dinner that was to be served to everybody at noon gotjcold John Bishop who had owned the village for 29 years said today that the men who bqught Eliza got a bargain He was satisfied with his end of the deal too 1 1 'K' KELLOGG Ida Nov CUP) Cannady 18 was 'In a critical condition here today as -the result of an accidental shooting during a hunting trip on the Little the 'neck-' when it was This fall Bobble wrote President young PZ DEBENTURE FAVORED Frowns On Protected List Fdr Cedar Lumber 7J Shingles! I I SEATJLE Nov Activities of congress as they affect the agricultural industryiwere reviewed last night before the sity-third annual convention of the -nations' grange In session here by Fre Erenchman Washington representative of the organization i He lauded the passage! of the farm marketing bill and saiq the efforts to incorporate the debenture plan In the tariff bill' now pending with the approval of the grange and by ---r- f- in- il west to meet In his office Tuesday next to discuss legislation looking to expanding7 ederal aid in the building of 'important highways in the public land states While thet new Colton-Oddie bill will be the measure specifically presented to the conference Mr Colton will endeavor Jto get an agreement on some forth of bill which the entire west can support Read die Classified Ads Associated Press hoto Katherine Shaugehetsy New 'ork operator with the Idea voice rtiade the talkie film! usecMn the rfew automatic telephone 1 which speaks the number vJuen dialed DRIVER! CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER iltesa tlat advocates of a federal depart' nient of education would make a de tCrmined effort at the next session Bllfil 4 a lB9BlSB9 riot I near cheese but real cheese of 'eongress to obtain this legislation national gri h4s repeatedly gone bn record as be and declared tional ire ing opposed to the invasion of lock! authority on the part: of the federal government in matters relating to our public school system The demand for this legislation Is purely msfnufactured and does not emanate froth the great body" of PEACE ATTAINED JJ IN THREE COUNTIES BALT LAKE Nov Fred Wen-gel 42 was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter by a Jury in the Third district court Thursday mi The jury recommended leniency Date for sentence was set by Judge Oscar McConkie for Saturday1 Wengel was said to have driven past a red light at Main Street and Broadway last June 27 The car struck Mrs Isabel White 52 Clairmont apartment who was walking across Main street Mrs White died in a hospital the following day I TV other of the debenture plan was elim the farm bill proper CRITICISES IIO Brenchman criticised the house of 4 representatives for plating cedar lumber and shingles on the protected list 7 I He said that the action jof- the senate finance committee in restoring those commodities to the Tree list In accord with the ''policy advocated by the national He declared that the Imposition of a duty on forest products simply serve to hasten th e-depletion of our rapidly disappearing forests bell sides the price of lumber And forest products to the consumers of this I1 -TRADE INJURIOUS He said free trade with the- Phil-1 -ippine Islands was injurious -to the farmers of the United States and declared the only way of jrelieving agriculture from destructive compe- tltion from the islands unless imports from there are made dutiable Would be to grant independence to the Philippines i sneaker warned the delegates -sMHMfes p-V LWII3(3)DW SALT Banks in Wayne ana Grand counties! have compromised with the commissioners of the respective comities on law suit! brought by the banks asking that jthe counties be restrained from collecting taxes levied on capital stock 7 The banks have agreed to be assessed and pay taxes on 35 per cent of the capital 'stock! which is the same kind of agreement reached in Salt (Lake and othe Counties Safeway men are constantly trained to eliminate all forms of waste in retailing so that Safeway Stores by effi-- dency and economy of operation may make it possible for every person in the community to always have plenty of the necessities of life Let Safeway serve you-the safe way a too mgmsv lie 0 GRES-1333 W5 OiSSinSP rub- i Prices Effective In All Ogden Stores Sat Mori Nov 16 and 18 SUGAR fW i Extra fine granulated fable and preserving sugar Candy making days are here and' the young and old alike en-' Joy it You will need sugar rLARB Guaranteed pure lard Inspected and passed by the Department of Agriculture Use pure lard to insure success in your baking 8-pound pails 4 $112 $112 Cream of the Valley flour is milled by a selected hard wheat and each bag Is guaranteed to please you 48-pound bags' $129 iK $1-29 Savings! 100: I I 4 i SATURDAY SPECIALS White King Mixed Vegetables idai assortment of itandard pack' vegetables Peanut Butter This peanut butter Ts' made from" selected Virginia peanuts and has a delightful flavor AVjll'not go sog- gy in sandwiches Bulkf4 1 Sliced No Rind An consisting of peas comL string beans hopiiny and tomatoes at a real saving! I Big -Flour is better flour It is made from hard clean wheat It is always white light and flaky 48-Lb Bag JL White King Wishing soap can help you in maify way it time and 1 effort and economical too Large Pkg A 3Sc 32c1 Pkg 39c 2 $135 Cans Pounds II Pkg i JLD mA MDHK i i I Mince Meat Pancake Flour pancake flour is made from finest ingredients It Is a self-rising with buttermilk added Large packages Maximum mincemeat in a 2-pound glass jar Delicious inlnce pies are assured when you Use Maximum Finest flavor AIITIPopEs These Are All Small Loin ai Fresh Lb Link Sausage Lb Choice Stewing Lb and Blue Pine What could be better for an afternoon for the school kiddies than bread and Blue Pine peanut butter 1-Lb Can '22c" 25c 39c Package Palmolive 7 Use Palmolive Soap to that schdol-girl inf cold wintry weather Protect your skin from I chapping 3 Bars 20c Syrup Safeway cane and maple syrup is very delicious dn'Jiotr cakes or waffles 5-lb tins 79c can 79c ri balmon i Sockeye salmon from' the icy waters of Alaska The texture is firm and heavy in oil contents' Packed in 1-pound tall cans the flour 25c Jar a i-4- Crux Popcorn I Sego Liiy ILAMD! This' is the famous Idaho Black Beauty 'popcorn that has been so in our stores Guaranteed to pop Sold in bulk Lb PaU Libby's Tall can 3 Cans i Beans 'i Crux brand oleomargarine is a delicious spread for bread and lor cooking 4 2 pounds' 43C i jc y- Potatoes 43c 55c Bear Brand- I Or Maid Clover I In carton Lb Fancy Country Gentleman Cans Pounds m' Diririerette Delicious Salads can be made at a few moments notice when-' you use Dinnerette Salad Dressing Use it with fruits vegetables and meats like it Full Pint Jar Cans 2 large a 4 Sweet Potatoes Pork and Beans packed by a special process flavored wlih rich potk and served in a delicious tomato sauce 3 Medium Cans 9e 5a-i Coie ta toes that are splen-tra fine for baking Bliss Red variety did for cooking Fancy California' sweets Medium size firm potatoes that you will enjoy i i Oranges California Sunkist oranges make delicious orangeade dozen: 25c 2 Cans Whole or White 2i3)C 100 29c Pounds Loaves1 nni I or Cake l(ULLuhnuts' boi Miss Lou 2 Large Cans I M4 pounds 4 FEATURED IN OUR MARKET! S2 Large Bottles Everyone kno vs that MJB means good coffee Start the day out right with a cupLof delicious MJB cqf'ee 1-Lb Can INSPECTED MEATS Tomatoes These Woods Cross tomatoes bring to your table the rich delicious 'flavor of Utah tomatoes 2 Large Cans A jC 4 eef Pot Roast nlnrir Jumbo brittle stalks DC lefruit or80! 19c )atesfey 2 lbs 33 5 35c 15c Carrots Sunklst i oz Sweet Spanish lio iW Orange 3 Onions Rib Cut Prime 43c Choice Shoulder Young Beef 4k Baby Beef' Mutton Roasts -t Legs Loins or Meaty Shoulder Fancy Grain Fattened Mutton -j" 15c'rvound'''d5c' Steaks 17c! Pound' 17c Roast Tree Ti oyrup Off cold days a cu 3 of re- freshing Tree Tea soon Snowdrift Snowdrift Is the perfect shortening whether for light flaky pastries or for frying Used every-tere ew 3-Lb Cans Sirloin Round or T-Bone Prime Young Beef out of Eastern Grain X7c Fat prime '-young steer beef for sale in our markets at our regular 'Pound i wwC 1 7 Pound WE CUT TO ORDER ANY MEAT YOU MAY DESIRE Pork nothing so good: as a big -piecel of mince meat ie made with None Such lince Meati simply delicious ton know how good Waffles can be I until you serve them with Syrup like this de-iclous rich maple syrup 2i4-Lb pan drives the chi your body 7 H-lS Can 28c reen Packages 45c 32c We deliver within Ogden city limits orders of $500 or over without charge On orders less than $503 a charge of 10c will be made.

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