Br' GENBBAL BULES FOB
^ AU persona or Organisations using the Club
p, House for any purpose shall be required to abide
fcr,. Ijr the following regulations:
I. Privilege fbr renting the Club House must be
obtained from the treasurer of the Senior Woman's
Club.
II. Persons of organisations desiring to use tho
dub House shall designate one individual and if
(hey so desire two additional persons who shall
aigu the agreement slip. This individual and his eomgoers
will be held responsible for the payment of
Jfces, for payment of any damage that may occur,
sad for carrying out the regulations herein stated.
Uro of the signers must be adults. ~
HI. General regulations:
Information regarding the key will be obtained
Aom the club treasurer.
FLOOM
Unless specified upon application the kitchen and
Jfoing room down stairs may not be used.
Privilege of using the men's toilet on the ground
3oor is included at all times.
HBAT
Information for using the heating system will be
detained from the Club Treasurer.
For an afternoon activity the heat shall not be
turned on before 10 a. m. on the day of the actlv
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a might activity the heat ehaD mot b? *urpmi
on before 2 p. m om the day of the activity.
All onUide wimdowa and doora a hall be kept aloe
*t opeaimg wimdowa amd doora. At me tine ahaII the
Aeraoatat be termed above 70 degreee. The thameAt
shall be termed to the lowest degree at least
M aalmmtea before pnllimg switch to the fmrmaee.
Seaae rerpomaible peraom who mmderatamda the nee
of the furnace shall be 1m charge ef'opermtimg the
hat for the baildlag.
AH lights asaat be termed emf npoa leeviag ths
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All door* and window* mast bo securely locked,
tl light* turned ont, and the heat taraed off at the
4e?lag hoar designated.
BOOM
The Clnb House shall be closed and lights oat by
asie o'clock at all times exeept on Saturday night
when it shall be cloeed and all lights oat by 12
ar'clock.
All decorations shall be restored not later than
Be day following the day of the activity by person*
ex organizations using Clnb House.
OLBAHTNO
Unless otherwise specified upon application the
Clob will assume the responsibility of cleaning the
building.
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9 Wide assortment to serve a multiplic
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The Flannelette of Fashion, 34 inches
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34x34?66c 43x43?36c
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tfoholstery, Slip Cover and Drapery
Fabrics.
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USE OF THE OLUB HOUSE (
INTOXIOAMTS
Intoxicant* In 4hy form shall at bo time bo permitted
in the Club House or on the Club Grounds.
Persons under the influence of intoxicants .to any
degree shall be removed immediately from the Club
House and the Club House grounds.
Their removal shall be the responsibility 'of the
signers of the agreement slip.
club nomir
At no time may any dish, glass, kitchen utensil,
silver ware, or other property bo takes from the
club house.
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Public or script dances shall at no time be held
In the Club House.
All dances ShalT be private, guests by invitation
only.
At least four chape rones, responsible persons
whose names shall have previously been submitted
for approval to the Club treasurer, shall be en duty
' the entire time of the dance and remain until the
building Is closedThese
chape rones, two ladies and two gentlemen,
) shall have access to a copy of these agreements.
At not time shall there be less light on the danee
floor than that furnished by two overhead lights of g
no less than 100 watts eaeh.
YOUTH UHJITHB
These regulations herslnset forth shall ,apply to
the Youth Center with the exception of the fees and
cleaning.
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The same status fsr using the Utah House Is gtveh
the Junior Womaa's Club aa that oT the Sealer
Club.
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Any Church wishing aa any oeeaaloa te aas the
Club Hswae sr Chab Hewn property la iavited and
DAXAOI
"P onrtntfatt'ir* ' MI g?ia'ia
sible for diaift done to Uf Club property.
Dinner* end bnnqaet*, 100 or lean, $6.00.
Dinner* end banquets, mora tfeu 100, $8.00.
Donees, $5.00.
Organization meeting* $1.00 per hoar or fraction
thereof.
These fee* do not apply to activities by the Woman's
Club, Junior Woman's Clab, or the official
Club hostess. FAILURE
TO CONFORM TO THESE REGULATIONS
MAY DEBAR SUCH PERSONS OR ORGANIZATIONS
FROM FURTHER USE OF THE
CLUB HOUSE.
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CURTAIN MATERIAL
43c?46c?66c .
Per Turd
Bedspreads
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Cotton Jecqnurd $188
Cotton Jacqnard Chenille .... $9.13
Cotton and Rayon 93.03
Tailored Spreads
with matching Drapes
Spreads ? $7.07 Drapes?$4.80
HAND MADE TABLE SETS
Cloth 60x50 $4.06
Cloth 50x50 $2.35
5 piece Sets $1.66
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5-pieee Bets $2.07
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Fanm' (Bivlllaa Stat!
WASHINGTON?Array air forces
trdared V per cent reduction fat
lie number of Its civilian employees.
General Spaetz, sir forces comnander,
said the number of employees
would be reduced from 163,>00
to 191,000 be toreen October 1 and
ranuary l. Be said toe reduction will
? "across the board" with high
ind low salaried employees treated
iqually in proportion to numbers.
War department said reductions
py other army branches had been
tgreed to and would be worked out
In detail.
Reductions will be made in aorordance
with President Truman's
lirecthre that the army and navy
must absorb toe cost of 14 per cent
alary increases voted by oangreaa
to government civilian employees,
ind also costs of pay increases
ranging from 10 to 60 per cent voted
military personnel.
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Many business organisations and
veterans' age* tyringfk & the com- i
merclal trailer coach as S' method ]
of providing door-to-door sales and 1
service. . some veterans have <
divided their coaches into part I
business and part living v-uuters. 1
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Test Switchboard Lamps
One electrical manufacturing ,
plant alone produces and checks
daily mora then 26,000 tiny lamps
for telephone switchboards. Samples
ere placed on life test boards,
and many have been burning since ,
January, 1944.
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Dr. D. M. Morris
Eyes Examined
Tuesday and Friday after
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colors: Bine, Rose, Natural.
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BMM Ed|M
The edge, of coin, we reeded or . W
corrugated to prevent fraudulent - A&fov
removal of metal and also to pro* '.' V- , : tect
them from wear. Nickels and
ane-cent pieces do not wear so rapidly
end the metal in them has little
intrinsic value. Therefore, only
silver and gold coins are made with
reeded edges. All coins, - however,
are milled; that is, they are made
with a raised border to protect the
(ace itself from wear.
Ose Sugar In C&ffee
About 9 people out of every 10 in
continental United States use sugar
in their coffee.
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