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THE MORNING STANDARD OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1910 5
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BUSINESS OFFICE
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r REFERfENES
ARk your grocer for Wardfl Good
Bread Labol on every loaf
Funeral Sunday Morning Tho fu
noral services of the late Marcus E
Darrow will be held Sunday morning
at 11 oclock at tho Kaneavllle oioet
lug house Tho services will be con
ducted by Bishop George Green and
tho Interment will be In tho Ogden
City cemetery
Peach Day Excursion Via Oregon
Short Line to Brignam City Utah
Sept 7 Round trip rato The Spe
cial train loaves Ogden 830 a m
Tickets good on all trains City tick
et office 2614 Washington avenue
Both phonos 372 11
Funeral Monday Tho funeral serv
ices over tho remains of Mrs Sarah
E Hawkins will be held Monday at
2 p m at the First Ward meeting
house Bishop D H Ensign officiat
ing The remains may be viewed by
friends at the family residence 233
Thirtyfirst street Sunday evening or
on Monday until 1 oclock The Inter
ment will be In tho Ogden City ceme
tery
For leRlpo Elberta peaches 50c
per bushel Come and get them while
they lost 65C Cross street
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Ellm
ChurchCorner Twentythird street
and Jefferson avenue Rev J E Bar
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rlngton pastor Sunday school at 10
a m Swedish service for the fif
teenth Sunday aftevjrlnlty at 11 a
m Luther League at 7 p m English
service at S p m This will be Mr
Barrlngtons last service In Ogden
Ho has been called by the mission
board of his church to take charge
of tho work In Boise Idaho
Have you tried Wesslers Best
IPnot why not Ogden made
II A Selp teacher of tho Young
Peoples Bible Class of tho First
Methodist church requests the mem
bers of the class tonakc n special
effort to be presont Sunday at J4ii
a m as a largo attendance Is desir
ed at this beginning of the now con
ference year and a cordial invitation
Is extended to all young people of the
city I
Professor Nicholas Band at Lagoon
on Labor day Sept 5 11
First Church of Christ Scientist
OgdenHolds service at II a m In
the now Masonic Temple Washing
ton avenue between Twentyfifth and
Twentysixth streets Subject Man
Sunday school at 943 a m Wednes
WILCOX
GROClERY COo
2462 WASHINGTON AVENUE
The RM Way
to get good groceries and bo snro of
your correct weight Is to buy them In
our establishment Hero QUALITY
and QUANTITY go hand in band Wo
keep all tho standard lines of Gro
ceries and have them delivered horn
fresh so aa never to carry any old
tock
It you have not yet dealt here It
wit bo to your advantage to placo a
tri order and save money
teh our dully market letter
Prult nd vegetables fresh every day
Place PJur orders oarlj and thereby
get tn pjck of our mornings stock
Prompt iQijvorlos courteous treat
ment
Elbertn Ph es bushel 125
Frelh Pcat1
k basle 260
PlumB has
20c
Bananas dOZe 300
Oranges pota to e 8 dozo 16 lbr dot Ic 60 q
5c
TomatoC6
Fresh
100
Fres b Uth Canllns
Hi
In 1
New Utah Hone 1f 7c
mb 1i10
E Jg Plant
V aterlflel0fl5 100
10 to 35c
Cantnloupc8
blshel 5 to JOc
toea V
TomB b16ket Go to 700 I
Concord Grapc8
4 0 e
Pie Hubbard rnmpkins 10 ISo
oh 150
C P t ler bulk per Ih 6c j
Ca lICornla Held Iott ce 1c
rooh G mptet us ship your frlen Tlh
case OI nuu u cmpi
Peaches all wrapped at Hyt
taken to the e = pre 8 of
flee at 76c per case
15 the limo for putting up your
NOW and Mixed Pickles
Tomatoes
Peaohes of the hot dry 5ummor
On account and Tomato season will
peacb
thc El ordor with us
Place your
bo short want thcm and
the dY before you get thcm 1tflSH
that you
will c
w orchard and garden Yes
from we have the the fruit jars and jelly
cluROOB alsO cucumbers white
small
WfJ ho Get your or
and cnuHrlower
onloDa It Is too hate I
In borore
clerc and Cof
l1no at Teas
The choicest
feeS In the city of Cnnncd Peas and
Crop
Our New the same as
AsprraguS are In prices
herolofot run line or picnic and
We carrY Q 011c3 canned
camping monts preeerves patty plel109 jams jollies etc
Both Phones 240
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day evenlug testimonial meetings are
hold at S p m The public Is cordial
ly Invited to attend these services
Free reading rooms are open dally
except Sundays and holidays front 2
to 5 p m In Pint National Bank
bulldiug
Peach Day Excursion Via Oregon
Short Line to Brigham City Utah
Sept 7 Rouiul trip rate 76e Spe
cial train leaves Ogden S30 a m
Tickets good on all trains City tick
et office 2514 Wash ing ton avenue
Both phones 372 11
May Locate HercR W Hastings
and wife and Sarah E Taylor who
have been visiting with J G Taylor
I departed for Greenville 111 Fri
day Mr Hastings Is so well pleased
I with Ogden that he contemplates re
turning for the purpose of going Into
business
EXCURSIONS NORTH via Oregon
Short Line Sept 3rd and 17th Secure
tickets and full information at City
Office 2511 Washington Avenue
The Salvation Army Sunday moet
lags as followd Holiness mooting
11 a m Junior meeting 3 p m I
ChrIstian praise service 8 p m Mrs I
hosham will speak at the latter All
firo welcome who have no church
tome C E Chesham captain
Joseph Parry Son Co Monu
meats Washington avenue
Train Is WreckedThe breaking of
in air hose caused the wrecking of
a freight train on the Union Pacific
at Baskln Utah at 043 Friday night
Ijpur empty box cars wore derailed
and badly damaged but none of tho
tow of tho train was injured The
train was cast bound and was ap
proaching Baskln when the accident
occurred The wreckage was remov
ed from tho track so quickly that no
delay In passenger traffic was caused
by the derailed cars
Order Wards Challenge Ice Cream
in bricks or bulk Both phones 279
fjostoffice Hours Labor Day One I
delivery by carriers General dell
err stamp and registry windows open
from 10 to 11 a m Money order de
partment closed L W SHURTLIFF
Pos tums ter
M Jos Ballantync announces the
regIstration of pupils In music at bin
honKJJ studio 2539 Orchard avenue
Thoso desiring convenient periods I
mustfmako immediate application In
strufcUon begins Tuesday Sopt C 11
Inspected Wyoming Forest Eu
gene s Bruce of the sllvli culture
department of Washington D C and
ForesCer Dan Seorey have returned
from a trip of inspection in the Wyo
ming national forest near Kemmeror
They state that there Is a large belt
of timber in that section of the coun
try that can be used for mine Umbers
and fencing and that It is quite pos
sible todrive it to market over tho
streams that find their source in the
forest
M L Jones Coal Co sole agents
for Kcmincrer coal 413 Twentyfourth
street f mtf
Vlnltors From ZionMr and Mrs
Arthur Kelly of Salt Lake City Is vis
iting at the home of Mr and Mrs
Benjamin Tyrol of Twentyfirst
street Mr Kelly has been connect
ed with tHe Salt Lake Republican for
several years
EXCURSIONS NORTH via Oregon
Short Line Sept 3rd and 17th Secure I
tickqtB and full information City
Office 2514 Washington Avenue I
Colonists WestboundThree extra
passenger trains went west on the
Southern Pacific yesterday carrying
passengers to California and points
along the coast The heavy assenger
service at resent Is due to the colon
ist rates now rovaillug
Peach Day Excurclon Via Oregon
Short Line to BrIgham Cit ¼ Utah
Sept 7 Round trip rate 7Ec Spe
cial train leaves Ogden 530 a m I
Tickets good on all trains City tick II
et office 2514 Washington avenue
Both phones 372 11
Cambell ResignsAssistant Suer
Intondent B A Cambell formerly of
Ogdon but who was transferred to
tho west end of the Southern Pacific
1 division last May has resigned his
I position at Imlay Nov to accept an
I official position on the Pacific system
of the Southern Pacific west of
Sparks
Dance Saturday Night Hermitage
Oood music 8 p m Cars every 20
minutes
Mies ivy Williams clerk of the city
board of education has returned from
Montpelior Idaho where sho spent a
I pleasant two weeks vacation
EXCURSIONS NORTH via Oregon
Short Line Sept 3rd and 7th Secure
I tickets and full information nt City
Office 511 Washington Avenue
A Japanese who was locked up by
the police Friday for being drunk
and who later put up a bond for his
appearance forfeited tho bond by non
appearance
SperJ1 trains to Lagoon on Labor
day Sept 5 11
Negro Prisoner Escapes Fred
Clay a negro prisoner In the county
jail made his escape from the prison
Friday evening The negro was a
trusty and was washing dieherf In
tho kitchen When Deputy Sheriff
Oren Hadlock cane on shift he found
tho negro gone Clay was serving 90
days for drawing a revolver on Frank
Lowe a coffee houde keeper Ho
had served about two weeks of the
sentence He was also strongly sus
pected of connection with the bur
glary of n Japanese rooming houso on
Twentyfourth street
Died in Layton Henry Draper
aged 3C years died yesterday at 2
oclock at the Layton hospital of drop
ey after an Illnefis of four months
Mr Draper was a well known and
highly esteemed resident of Davis
county and prior to his illness wap
loved as assistant manager of the
oil branch of the Consolidated
on Machine company The de
fed Liorn In Salt Lake county
t S4 wifo a father and mother
ni Ileft and sisters The fu
lomorrot
ill be hold at noon
lug hOU89 he Layton meeting
riv PAV
den Clyce
acn y Hjiterment at the Og
Death of a
beth th
ourJ
lorcnco Eliza
Mr andErs Jttold 1Illtl hter oC
daughter
T unv i i oiu uiiii > iimr OL
Friday r the
Lriau i ino nip Schultz tiled
Twontxth 6trCleOre6ldence 270
ness o oHvS a brief JII
ncrnl slce Will be Iq The K
tomorr A
morning at I t the homo
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I L A L J i IH12 iiUIIli
I Interim at the Ogden cock with
I QUo of Seventy Ovifncer
t day boa holiday the quoAVMon
I inc isitponed to Monday Wt
I bur ll > oa which date Eldorcm
t Ro1Je ill be thn epe < 1Jcor
I quorolll met In a body
at Po
Sbtthd meting houso at lOclocfi
j Inued on Page Eight
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I c50CIETY
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I FAREWELL RECEPTION
A farewell reception was given on
Monday evening by the members of
the Harry A Young Auxiliary No1
In honor of Mr and Mrs I Carr who
will leave soon to make their home In
Idaho A handsome souvenir spoon
was given to Mrs Carr Mr Georgo
Seamau in the absence of Mrs Anna
Batchclor making tho presentation
speech in behalf of the ladles of tho
organization to which Mrs Carr mado
an appropriate response
Music Vocal and instrumental a
variety of games and social chat wero
Indulged In until 1030 when a tempt
ing repast was served Toasts to the
guest of honor fitting responses
pleasant social chat and witty
speeches rounded out a delightful
evening the guests departing with
beet wishes for tho future happiness
and prosperity of Mr and Mrs Carr
in their now Idaho home
Those present were Mr and Mrs
George Seaman Mr and Mrs W G
Batchelor Mr and Mis Weaver Mr
and Mrs Isaac Carr Mr and Mrs
Garner Mr and Mrs William Royal
I Mcedamcs Lena Wallop Matilda Ly
man Jane Walters nnd Carrie Dodge
Misses Royal and Garner
FAREWELL PARTY
Mrs Dan Ensign of the Arlington
entertained sixty guests at tho Iter
mltago yesterday afternoon at lunch
eon given in honor of MrsT C
Armstrong and daughters Margaret
and Dorothy who leave soon for tholr
home In Los Angeles I
The following were among the
guests invited
Mesdames Horace Pcoiy E M
Conroy O M Runyou Fulton T
H Carr Elliott Brown Stanley
Wee S W Badcon N Thom
as J S Corlew Rudolph Kuch
ler F M Driggs Art Kuhn Isaacs
R S Joyce Ins Casfdin T D Doe M
Porter E M Allison C O Dee H J
Pecry Win Douglass 1 IC Arm
strong F E Nichols F W Harring
ton Eccles H C Wood W W
Fleetwood Abc Kuhn Worthcimer
Dr Condon T H Davis W T Tur
ner Joe Thomas R T Hume E T
HulaulBkl P Healy Jack Lynch T
A Whalen I L Reynolds E Matson
T Fitzgerald T Hurst W 0 Dalym
pie Wm Van Alen H II Spencer
J N Spargo J Spargo Dr Grout
W L Burt Nato Kuhn Gco Matson
J S Lowl Dr ROTO J W Abbott
G L Becker F L Voorheea A A
Venger A Walker A R Hoywood
G M McCormick J Browning H C
Blgelow A P BIgelow R E Hoag
Mcintosh Mldses Fitzgerald Won
ccr and Flint
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr and Mrs J E Batchelor an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter Mary B Batchclor to William
R Eckhardt tho marriage to lake
place In the Salt Lake temple Wed
nesday Sept 7 1910 In the evening
the weddng reception will be held at
the Batcholor home Thirtythird
street and Ogdon avenue to which a
largo number of friends and relatives
have been bidden
CHILD CULTURE
The first meeting of the Child Cul
ture club will be hold Tuesday Sep
tember C at the home ot Mrs J M
Mills 1GC1 Twentyfifth street A
largo attendance IB expected and
plans for tho ensuing yearwill he dis
cussed
Miss Marion Belnap has been the
guest of Mrs G L Decker and daugh
ter Katherine In Ogden canyon dur
ing the past week
I
Miss Rosamond Laird entertained a
number of her young friends last
Thursday evening In honor of her
cousin Miss Grace Ilopnon of DeSoto
Missouri who has been visiting rela
tives in Ogden for two eol < s
Irs P F Planz and lltle daughter
Ethel returned Thursday from a very
pleasant visit to friends and relatives
in Mrs Planz old home at KImball
Nebraska d I
Mrs C H Gosling has returned
from a pleasant trip In the Wyoming
mountains
Mrs George Hughes has returned
to Ogden to spend tho winter with her
aunt
Miss Julia Sowadzskl of Salt Lake
Is visiting Mrs C II Gosling
Mr and Mrs F W Retting and
daughter Hattie have returned from
a two weeks visit In Kansas City
Mrs George E Hollovell and
daughter Margaret of Hejburn Ida
are visiting friends and relatives lu
Ogden
Mr and Mrs George King and
daughter Frances May returned
home Thursday from Ocean Park
California where they have been
on a pleasure trip during the hot
months
Mr and Mrs John Watson and
Councilman and Mrs Chris Flygarc
with tholr families returned to their
homes Thursday after a most enjoyable
able sojourn of about three months
In Ogden canyon
Mrs Ambrose P Hlbbs has Issue In
vitations for a bridge tea to bo hon
at her homo at the Utah Hot Springs
hotel Saturday afternoon September
10
I
Mrs Fl L Van Meter who for the
past five weeks has been In Ogden
Foley
Kidney
Pills
Vhat They Will Do for Yoa
They will cure your backache
strengthen your I
kidneys cor
rect urinary irregularities build
up the worn out tissucs
and
eliminate tho excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism Pre
vent Brighfa Disease and Dia
bates and restore health
and
Btrcngth Refuse substitutes
3ADCON PHARMACY A R Mckl1
V REProp I
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FrOntier Day Show at Ogden
Direct From Cheyenne
t ExPresident Roosevelt Who Saw This Big Wild West Show at Cheyenne Only a Few Days Ago said It is the Biggest Show I Ever
SawrThe Show Passed Through Ogden August 31st and is N ow Playing at the State Fair of California ark will be in Og
j den on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14 AND 15 1910
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The following partial program has
been prepared for Ogdon
Frontier Days show from Chey
enne
olcIn nIl evonts contested by
Individuals the purses will bo divided
65 per cent 2G per cent and 10 per
cent In team contests entire purse
II
goes to winning team
Cow pony race open to all one
fourth mile Tonics must be 14
hands two inches high and carry
cow saddles Purse 7500
Indian Pony race open to full blood
ed Indiana onefourth mile Purse
2000
Freeforall for untrained race
horses onefourth mile Punic
10000
Btilldogglnp of wild rexas steers
The steer is given a start of 150 feet
Cowboy chases him on horseback
Jumps from his horse to the back of
the steer reaching between the horno
and catching the steer by the nope
with his hands and teeth throws him
to the ground
lAdies cow pony race onfourth
mile Contestants must ride astride
Purse 7500
visiting with her parents Mr and 1
Mrs H C Blgelow loft yesterday for
her home In Chicago
The Martha society meets Monday
afternoon at 3 oclock with Mrs P
Healy
HealtlVR 4
Church of the Good Shepherd Eplo
copalRey Wm W Fleetwood rec
tor northeast cornel 24th and Grant I
avenue Services for Sunday Sep
tember 1 Holy Communion 730 a
in children service and address
10 a m Holy Communion and ser
non 11 a in Subject Tho Church
and Labor All are welcome The
evening service will bo resumed Sept
11
First Methodist Episcopal Church
2Uh street onehalf block cast of
Washington ave will have the fol
lowing services Sunday September
4th 945 a m Sunday schoolvwith
classes for alt and young Cordial
Invitation to all 7 p m Epworth
League In the lecture room of tho
church All young pooplo are cor
dially Invited and members requested
fo be present at this meeting Ihere
will bo no preaching services on this
date
First Baptist ChurchLocated on
Grant avenue between 23rd and 21th
utreets Rev H D Zimmerman pas
tor Calendar of services for Sun
day September 1th 1910 will be an
follows Sunday school will meet at
10 oclock Clauses for all Mr Craft
superintendent Divine service at
1115 This will bb a communion ser
vice with rich hand of fellowship to
new members Just a quiet time
around the table of the Lord The
young people will meet at 7 oclock
in parlors of church Topic Christ
Our Saviour Consecration meeting
A full attendance is requested from
tho young people Evening worship
at S oclock with sermon by pastor
Subject The Tragedy of a Soul
I Trick roping by famous experts
Cowboy relay race one and one
hair miles each rider to be allowed
thioe horses and two assistants and
must change mounts twice In the
race the rider winning the most half
I miles in two days to get first money
Purse 17500
Indian pony race onefourth mile
for squnws and maidens Purse
bOO
Hat race open to allmen and wo
men rider to cover 150 yards pick
Ing up three hints on the way and
throwing thorn on the other side of
tho horse rider picking up all the
hats and making tho best time to bo
declared the winner Purse 000
Riding of wild horses fresh from
the ranges and never before handled
by tho most expert riders in the
world
Indian war dance by a band of
fifty fullblooded Sioux Indians from
the Pine Ridge reservation
Exhibition of trick roping by world
famous ropers
Bucking horse contest for the chain
Thursday evening at S oclock will be
tho regular midweek prayer and I
praise service The topic will be In
the WorldNot of It References
John 17 James 127 On account of
the absence of the pastor In Provo
attending the state convention Mr
Archibald will lead the midweek ser
vice The convention of Utah Bap
tists will be held In Provo beginning
Tuesday morning at 10 oclock See
elsewhere In the Standard for tonight
a full program
DR HIES AT
TE SIXT WARD
The public generally and particu
larly those of the Sixth ward aro In j
vited to tho Sunday school session at J
the Sixth ward this morning City i
Physician Dr Dies will be in at j
tendance and will speak to the par I
onts regarding school hygiene and tho j
treatment of contagious diseases
Part of the time will bo used in
treating tho subject in lecture form I
after which the subject will bo openly
discussed giving those present an op j
portunity to ask questions pertaining
to these very Important subjects j
Hebor Oborn the school chorister 1
promises some special music School i
begins at 10 oclock sharp
Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years No appetite and what I did I
eat distressed me terribly Burdock
Blood Bitters cured mcJ H Wal j
ker Sunbury Ohio
ANTEDEMPTY LARD
PAILS I
The Ogdon Packing Provision Co I
will for a short while pay 5 cents
each for Gold Leaf 5 lb cans and
Chefolene 5 lb cans Thoy must be In
first class shape and free from
scratches
plonship of tho world Each contest
ant shall ride any horse as ofton as
the judges may deem necessary tho
judges to secure at least live riders
at tile end of the second day for the
finals on tho last day Any rideI pull
Ing leather will bo disqualified Purse
3400
Roping contest open to the world
entrance fee of 10 to bo added to
tho purse steers to have sixty feet
start then roped and hogtied If a
steer Is not roped within three min
utes the contestants will withdraw
upon signal from tho Judges Tho six
mon making the best time In the pre
liminaries will be selected for the
finals on the last days Purse 403
Wild horse race ono mile each
contestant to have one assistant to
have hackamorc saddle and blindfold
ready at the wire and ready to re
celvc horses when delivered by the
management First horse under tho
wire running the right way to be
declared the winner Purse 100
Special Wild West features includ
ing sorrto of the most daring feats
known in cowboy life Tho manage
mont will pay 100 to any man thai
will ride slick scratch and whip a
horse designated and will also pay
100 to any man who will produce a I
Pacific coast horse that ono of their I
experts cannot ride slick scratch and
whip
Nightshirt race on horseback ann l
and oneeighth miles get off and
light a cigar at first quarter get off
and change coat at half get off
and open grip and put on nightshirt I
at threequarters mount and ride to t
within twenty yards of the finish dis
mount and carry saddle and grip un
der wire Purse 75
50 WILD SIOUX INDIANS
In Full War Paint Will Give the
War Dance All at Ogden
Fair Grounds
General admission 60 cents
Children under 14 25 cents
Children wfth parent under 6 free
Grand stand 25 cents extra
APPEALED TO
HIGHER COURT
Gambling Cases Vill Be Carried to the Supreme Court of the State
Prosecutions Vill Continue Until All the Accused
Have Been TriedThere Is a Difference
of Opinion Among Attorneys
The gambling eases are to be car
ried to the higher court Attorney A
G Horn of the defending counsel In
both the Turf and Elephant gambling I
house bearIngs gave notice of appeal I
In the municipal court yesterday
Immediately after tho fining of E A I
Smith the sum of 125 by Judge Mur
phy
Attorney Horn after leaving the I
court stated to a Standard reporter I
that defending counsel will appeal I
from the verdict of the municipal
court in the Richard Tyree case and
In the case of E A Smith These are I
the only men found guilty In the gain
bllng house trials up to date and ac
GEESE GOING
SOUTH EARLY
Friday night about 10 oclock a
flock of geese circled around the city
and settled down upon some of the
ponds along the Ogden river
They came Into the valley from an
easterly direction and seemed to be
making their way toward the south
ern country They passed over tho
city to the westward but soon re
turned and as near as could be de
termined stopped on Ogden river for
tho night It is possible that they I
cording to Attorney Horn there win
bo no further prosecutions growing
out of the recent Betterment league
crusade
City Attorney J H DeVino who
has had charge of the gambling house
prosecutions takes a different view of
the future than does his legal oppo
nent and says that the Betterment
league has not finished Ha prosecu
tions Mr DeVIne says that the case
against the St LouIs gambling house
proprietors will be brought before the
municipal court next week and will bo
a vigorously fought as ether of the
preceding cases It Is likely that thIs
caso will bo heard Thursday morning
may remain in the valley a number of
dll S
it is Hald by those acquainted with
the migratory habits of birds that It
is exceptionally early for geese to be T
traveling to the southlamj and that
their presence here at this time indi
cates an early and hard winter
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CITY I
Pay subscription the morning
paper only to W H Hart or at the
Standard office If you hold any
premium receipts of tho old Exam f
iner they should bo applied on sub
scription prior to July 12 They arc t
not good for the Morning Standard I
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If You could see a MONARCH 1J 4
in process of construction
There is an enormous difference in ran ges They are not all built alike of the
same kinds of iron and steel To see the MONARCH in process of construction is to N
S roaliez this Common grey iron would not stand the ringing blows of the heavy
hammers that drive home and set the hundreds of rivets in a MONARCH Range If
you could see the MQNARCH built you would never be satisfied with any other The
manner of construction is in itself a guarantee that the material is right and that
the range is built to last a life time
It Pays for It8elf Why
r Fuel
Saving IL is only reasonable that an airtight Malleable iron I I
I range should savo fuel The oven scams
T1ieStav are tight NTo air leuks into the fluesto Malleable Iron is the first essen
> u cool off the currents of heat passing tial to lasting and economical ser
around the oven Fire box and draft vice in a range If a range is to
L T FOr seams are tightthe fire can he controlled work RIGHT it must be built
perfectly It dont burn out at night as RIGHT That means built with
though the drafts had been left open rivetsstove bolts and stove putty
Saving Time wont dobut riveting is impossible r
I in a grey iron range This Malleable l
S Because a tight range the fire acts quick Iron is tough and unbreakable It
h 1 ly on the top and oven when the drafts is used in the MONARCH for the t
lt t are opened Top other easily broken parts and
Because a malleable top it may be made to reinforce in the
every seam range
S less thick and therefore will heat through The steel plates of the body and
I I in less time oven are riveted solidly to the Mal i
Because it saves work it saves the time leable castings making airtight
I that would be taken in doing the work > joints which stay airtight There
Saving WorK can be no economy no genuine sat
I isfaction with a tight range
5 except wl
The top is Polished Malleable Ironit
needs no stove blacking Malleable Iron is necessary to tight
JI = The body is Polished Wcllavillc Steelit ness
i needs no blacking or paint
a The nickel is all on plain surfaces it is
easily cleaned >
The seams arc tightno escaping dust to j
clean up
Boyle Furniture CoI 5
232931 Washington Ave Sole Agents
Terms CD500 down 5OO a month
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