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, a MIL OCDKN SrANDARD-F.XAMlNER SL NDAY, JULY 4, 1020, B
11 forTsale 1
Real Estate
OOO 5-room modern brick hungnlnw on
bench; $500 ruth, helnnre like rent
S"00 Jroom modi rn brick, M lot. on
Washington avenue; any Umd of
terms or uc-pt good automobile or
oilier city property In trede.
$2350 I) room frame on Alams avenue.
$400 cafh. balance like rent.
$3400 7 room modern brick, good location
. on bench: any kind of terms or
irade; Jut a few minor repairs
will mnke this place eall worth
$'.500.
Severn1 other bin a for File or trade.
THI COKTINKM AL lU ll.niNt;. LOAN
ft I N VESTMENT CO.
411 Twentv-fourlli Bl Phone 3r II
i
R r, AO EE
Insurance Real Estate
New 4 room mcm. well located.
$3250.
I acres fine nrchird close In: $9000.
room modern brick close In: 2 r""eH ,
orchard and garden. Fine home. ItO.OOC ,
1 e. re fine land Twelfth street district
?1300 , I
2 acres, email house. garage, poultry
house, all kind fruit ! terms. J-wOO
R. O AO EE
Real Eatate . InSUreni
Rssmenf Rroo.u II..!. I Plume . n i
31 , 1
F VLIFfiRNIA horres and farms for sale.
, U v and country All slzea. $20(H" to
?S 000 Id'inl climate. oll and water.,
l-arjre Hat and rldure. free relmdi 'o . '
fMM 21 Van Ns Rldr. I-op Angeles. Col.
MMMi FIVE -ROOM modern brtCK, MIDOII new
mWa furnace heal Thirty first atreet and
KJ f'.rmit avenue. J3n00 riood term. Pt.iell
' . 'A IT V '
Mi THE OUARAKTS MORTO AOE CO.
M IK Twenty-fourth phones MO-MI
n7;.f Five room modern bunsslow, cc
ir.ent cellar Wot k shop. electrically
lighted '"iilcken .oops and runs
fmJMm ;as In 'hou Llest of bath (fixture.
in cxeellenl condition Located close
In on good alz- lot. Tone
mmm 6200 Elrht room modern hrlk. rJOt
bTH water he-t Cement basement
vC
f hem pud n exceptional buy. worth
I tt 0.000 located ' m on Im n
V. in i., ,.i resident e dlati 1 ol the city.
mXStt THlVoEARANTY MORTO AOE CO. I
MM 415 Twent; fourth St. Phones n0'l j
1 . - 1 1 1 .'lew 11 plant 0
I ff. water rti hi mil house; win
change lor rood automobile ns part p.W j
A,
tmwu 10 acres good pasture none to ogden..
WmmW -icrei can be mmle poo l ''"" land: I
' 1 1 on pai ins so Mi n 1 ' " I ' " nrr'-
MEmW This place Is .t moo bo;.
Mm r.
r . ..-ii.pt wstci rlghl I enta ond me .
rhlnery, cows. plge, chickens, good
100m brick house, barn nnd other im-1
J irovem. nts . ele.-'H. I! ht Prk e InClUd j
M in crops. 112,600 will exchange tor roo.i
B Oeden cltj prop s peri payment.
Jft SMITH n INI i RS CO
BBH n . . .1 Vr.tlr.nol T'.ink
Four room mcjern bouse with Inrpe
Sleenlng porch; bullt ln features, good lot.
close In-. $C0C0 if taken at onc Uasy
Five room brick on Grant avenue. $3S.".0;
H ternts.
New four roottt modern br'.ck. large
sieepinc porch, ipood basement, up-to dnte
In cverv respect cxcr.t heat ;o' n; terms.
U ' SMITH FI.IN1 EltS
City Department Thone im.
I MAJESTIC rnnpy. Stationary Wash bor.l;
1 onlv used one month. 21jJ afadlaon Ave.
'
Hp i iW'ner Five-room modern brick
br.me. cav terms Leavtns city, 1133 Oak
I
. i rw rive i i, four room six i
3 mo lem bungalows. 220i Monroe, Phone
1 1 iI
HUH IS IT" I'r. c loom . . ment block.
(Mfl on bench, full basement, full front porch
B9 nnd back porch screened. pnraRe. $5000.
Elegant six room residence on bench.
: 1. 1 1. k. two lor e-t. t 1 root S450 1 ' '
j A seres, good two room house. 50 bearing; j
M k fn,t trees. Just outside city limits, 11600.
i . rms Phone 121 j, 9 B Smith 8205 ;
BY OWNER A sbc room nearly modern
l!0use with extra Inrp. lot. lmn three j
I street fronts o er 1000 froi't felt Ptn
I erty In vlclnlt selling for $10 per front
I foot AVIll rncrlfice for $5C00 ca.sl. 172. I
..Kson n cruc PI. on '.102.
JO OWM.r. -; our r.x.m h. fvi ..-! -1
1 fruit, berries gfird.n. blK lot 512 Twelfth,
street J2S00. $1000 or more Call 180 t ;
or write ?29 Kirkham street. Oakland
Cal, UL j
BY OWNER Five room modern rum
ed cottage, near union depot Plion 8674
." - ( 'IIK V. nil 1 I .'-lit . j.-..'! Ii 1. I
holce location by owner, r.70 Berenth
street, m -17x
room modern house also new Dodge
roadster r69 Tw nt fourth Mr. . t
I
FOl'R room (run.- 1 1 211 West
(ink htrer. Pr. i 1 1 i.ioiern
SNAP ior quick sals for cash to pri - I
ate parties, riirht In the select district
j "holce lot on Jackson. 50 feet front t(th,
20 feet alley, also a beauty on Twenty
fourth. 33 f.et with all impiovemenls In
quire IQOj Tw.uty fourth 3ir.-r,
FIVE room Mrlctlv modern hri k l...u.-.
i or. bench Inquire 3002 Wall avenue,
t 8086 .
i til K room modern hoUF.- v illi sbepinn
1 torch. on bench cheap, with terms Phone
J ) llnMP. I.AP.OAIN
H m SETCN room modern home, close In on I .
mm paved street, all specials, paid well built
home In . xc llcnt condition Best buy In
Ogden. Only 88600; $500 cash down. $lnj,
month 1
ALFRED E STRATFORD !
UmW&H 2250 Wnshlnrton Ave. j
Phones 888 W or 830J .1 300 !
THR"K room lions. mi.I rlx lols, with,
HQ barn, chickens and chicken coop 3090 1 (
aJhuiK'lou .ncnu' i''1 .
SMALL f 1 ; tn hoc '. J....H lot To ur
Jm railroad district. Price J1000 Terms $300
oth and balance monthh payments to I
W suit customer O, A. Kennedy, basement '
HH Utah National building. Phono 913 or '
FtEE-acrs chn-ken f'lrrn. PhoTiT 288i
PA H'l'MENT Lou:., do?" on Wush
KIR 'njrlon avenue has nlna two and three
mMM room apartments. Furnished. Income'
WW 225 1 month Prlco $11 500. Half cash
Might consider part exchange Box 18.
Standard r.xamlnsr 1856 1
' li JHT room home sleet. Inp porch' .
rhoiio 270 8887
P.I vsnNAHLE fnrnlhhed five roorn mod
B ern brick; shade trees, fruit trecc. grapes,
KB berries, garden. East Twelfth street.
Moor's Line 2i94 ,
$500 DOWN, balance monthh wSi buy h
nice six room modern home, all speclr.i
. taxes paid In full Choice location, mime
I dlate poscsslon E F. Bratz. 417 Ecrlea
buljdlng 8888
APARTMENT house strictly modern, five
npnrttnent!.. fire location on bsncll pays
10 per cent net on your Investment Have j
to leave town on account of sickness III
1 sen cheap KeUj Herrick, UCl
i THREE room co'ta-e two lots. 312 Ln
Ion ivenue, Cheap Terms or cash Phone
U6Q J. 878
I : ACR1IS, .lops, linpleinents. horses, on'
stab highway. Vi mile north Clearfield
! I one 11 R 1. 27: i
1 OWNER Gooa sixteen room npirt
mint house, furnished, sleeping porches. 1
)' iriroT'- finest location In town. $140
" tnonth Income. Good terms. Phone 102
LARGE building lota new addition to
Bji Eighth 6treet. Good coil, drainage and lo- '
Yl cation. 639 Seventh. Phono 2135-M, j
SEVEN room modern brick house, dOU
bl parage, paved streel Tcims on pari i
:. W Wherry., jimiq Mndlvon. TVfO
SEVEN room brick Have von -omc- '
f thing to trade. Small house preferred
f W4J enn be of mutual benefit by dealing!
direct Also have Grand piano. 1J25 Twen
t -fifth hlreet. Phono I42C-R 8808 I
BURLEV IDAHO FARM LANDS
WE have 11 lurgM list ol Irrigated farms
TOT anlo or ttad.?. Write or i-. WOVES
OH1SWOLO JNV. CO.. Burlcy. Idaho
I v,.i p-;i.ti:i:. K.n, K.st,, ,,, j , j j
mwt 237C Washington avenue. Phone 1876
!J FOR SALE Real Estate
I Continued
L.. i'i:nKui:i: & fowlks
240 Hudson Ave. Phone 17
1 $'.500 Euya one of the best 7 room brick
houses In Ogden. Full sleeping
porvh. Lots of Fh-de and shrub
bety. Lot 5x16. Situate 4 blocks
from union depot rotseaslon In 10
da vs.
11700 Buys modern 3 room house located
on lcnch
J50A0 Buys strictly new modern up to
date home, situate on paved street
on bench.
PRI IERER A- FOWLES
Real Lr.tate, loans. Insttrance
21fi Hudson Av. Pttone 01?
j
SO M L lti:.l I. (,()( . III -ys
f room . trl. tl) n.c--lern. rurairc attached,
the latest (""Hllfornla Dutch design. J6750.
f. rooin brick, .".74n.
5 room stucco. $5?S
S room brick. J40nO
T. room nucro, JIjo..
These homes are all new and are all of
the Inlcjt Dutch deslcn. Terms ran be'
urranged.
.s am:p
PI 1 1 8888
1 , 1 ) . I : ' ..I r.. r loi 1 16x1 ' f. t
T nt -second and Beeves aveni.e
Phone 807 79
I toOent j
j Furnished J
lI I-LY furntsb-o housekeeping 100ms
2 1 hthgl Phoi e 261 -J
I J ROOM modern house furnished, i.s.
i merit Phons M "25?
1 ''. neath furnli hed, sleeping
I porch; no small childr.n. 2032 Grnnier .
j V' e 28?
I TWO rooms for housekeeping ni 821
. 'lil hlli M
"HREE L'niTi .11 .1 imeni ; ( 1 0 .di:i:
33SC
4ROQM house, lirnm svsnus, $20. in
I quire Dumke BToraj Co.. Phone 827
il S I'K EFPLNV; apartments and leep"
llnS" no 1 hlldren 2J72 Madison Ave,
325,1
1 ' 51R AfSLE : em.-. 1. 1 p.. ; ;. .;, , 1 ,,,, j
2. ..si '.rant Ave f 323f
M'llil.1:: si. ffiiim loom mnaie home,
with phone. 2S30 Grant. Phone 2ftl2-J
' ' .hi' u- r-r. Do-"
flr.- t si r- et r?224
1 i"i SI : E EPi N Q room 1 8820 Ldni oin
8225
1 1 1 'i I u rn 15 h I he i-r fir.. Ir.en-
tinn on hi nch. infiuire 732 Twentj sev
enth I irr et. 3226
SLEEPING room CSS Twenty-seventh
street. . Phone 217SM "223
I Rl :. ' i . j.'nr nr.d .vie. ping
rooms, 21''''? Washington 8151
F i: . r;H . ir! 11. 1 . t r 2'''.". I V. :..ilnr
lon avenim. 3100 I
v 1 ' I "i ! i . .-. T .1,1 Lincoln
8161
' ii i i.v i - 1 ).. d room v Ith bath 2561
; Orchard, Gentlemen preferred 314'
TWO modem sleeping rooms for rent it
1 2148 Jeffei on. Pood if desired 31 13
. i m ITTt7" , t-eet 3 08 1
' 'HREE room 1. 0C1 1-1 partmcnts " ill
: I'.'.IS ijin. 11' Miii- Phoro- 14f0 SIL
FURN1 ; TT 1 . 1 apart! nt 8566 Washing,
lor svei C01 Vpartments 811
FURNISHED or unfurnished apartment?
for renl 2348 Washington 8110
iTWO furnished houickeeping rooms
Phone [phone] Twenty-Sixth street.
( go
FlOi k::K i;i"P1N ; ioo::' aullahle for fc.'-i
l!v or bscholoi and sleeping rooms. 221'V
1, m 1 m 308 "
VERY desirable rooms reasonable rates.
I two minutes from portofflce. Gales Ho
t. I 24P". '.i.inl -ivrnui 2fi67
1 v 1 ) rr.otu ni. irti i- n.i for housekeeping
nlso one room suitable for one. laly pre
Iferred. 33" Twenty '.bird street. Lincoln
Hotel 3Q6 S
KCh )M r.'.o Tw rt th'r.i 8091
TWO houeke,-.lnr ruows 23S3 Monroe
2S53
VIIP.EE roo.-, f-irim.he.l house. 164 Twen
' ic ond 1 217
'I I'N bi nmou li.iUer-:i Erldk-e
1 11 on Phoni 808 2760
Mi'i; large i.ioLru nvm. breakfast if
desired. Reference rejulred. 2630 Jeffer
son. 2602
SINGLE or double rooms for sleeping or
M u: L epin r. : !' i.-.hlt.gton. 24 .T.
Unfurnished
i:w strictly modern homt located on I
fjeet part of bench. S50 per month 1
Froercr & Fowtes, 2409 Hudson '- I
Phone [phone]
NEAT 5 -runm modern, pn'illx fun. (shod; I
close In, on car line. C. Zlnn. Phone
1 j ! ' I2
SIX room niod.-ni home, choice location. I
five blocks south E F Bratz. 417 Ecclea
Pldp Phone I960 g ' Q
I'WO loomr. gu- Z' Thlrtv first streel j
njul ;
BTRICTLTi modern house; two sleeping
porches: gas ami coul kitchen Moves In
stalled: new hot air furnace, linoleum on I
kitchen and hull floors Apply 5C.0 ' n
i'. foui ih Bl 810! '
T' modern roomy No hll.li. 11 276,.i
Volki r i yenui 3107 j
I RnoMS modern housekeeping; close In j
Kelly & ii-iri. k 1032
! "WANTED I
To Buy i
3 ROC EH Y Store up to $2500 stock In
Dsxlen or Sll lake City Give full nar
llculars. Box O, care Standard Examiner
3219
WE have cash cusiomera ior deslrab'e
city and farm lands. List your prOIH rc
w Ith reliable people. Kelley & Uerrlck.
S-6-tl
v'K V 11 11' regardless of condi
tion Ajto Selvage . 2i48 Grant Ave
197
WANTED
ToJRent j
WANTED TO RENT
Ry reliable couple, no children, three
or four room apartment or bungalow.
References furnished. Box F., care Stand
ard Examln. r 3221
BY JULY 10 Modern four or five room
Unfurnished house, good residence sec
tion: man and wife. Box E M,, care
Standard Examiner. 3211
j BUSINESS j
i Opportunitiw
500 PER CENT per annum In a safe bUSl
ness enterprise Write Box 984. Burkhur- 1
nett, Texas. 3278 !
WM LP j-yii Invest one dollnr a u er-k lor
ten weeks on a cr once to moke jmno or!
more? Particular? free. No obligation
Write J. A. Carlton, box 676, Fort Worth
,
pNE 01 th- best blacksmith shops In
county; work for three men ihe year
round, ond all necessary equipment Best
location L'hon. 8167 I g094
' ' - I" '.u-r.tlv .1 rt if K-LtJ 1
produce.) in agate artlclas
FOR RENT
$20 FOR he season B ten frame In cm
yon. Phone 2370. a c-
NVALQ3 chal Phone 82Tj .17 I
rilREE Ohio vacuums In first .-in8s con
diiion. $1 day. Call J. Barlow. 2384 j"
2:77 :
OHIO iracumm. $1 day, Phone 311s.
232S I
'',,iJ 1 tor horses, close to Ogden 1
Smith .: nindci Eommerclal N'attonai !
b' nk building. Phone 1147 or 26S-V eve- I
"'"c TTJJ i
-'I 'K.' .1 . L. ..011. r. ol f Ashejsio- 1
late Products Co.. Phone 1416-W. 3673
iMriMAAAA -v- -ev
FOR SALE j
I CHERRIES for s.Tle Phone 2532 W. 3284
1 FELL alxe Peninsular gas range, 4
. burners, almmerer. large oven and broiler
; nearly new. ?2.'.V I US Twenty sixth St
326J
LEAN ING Ity My $800 mahogany player
I piano ( heap for cash: also household ar
Hi'i Tm antj four'.h st ;2;m
If" ou wish to dispose of your furnl
turi. stoves, etc.. call ua up Highest
I prices guaranteed. Phone 2464. The Furnl
I xi hange, 16 t sntj tuin Bl
WATER motor washing machine. niall
cook stove refrlfrerator. bed, fruit Jars
and other furniture, suitable for can von.
Phone 2370 32S".
. FIRST elSSS mngr and furniture CaII
'i Per ,S p. in. 2'.:i Washington Ae 1
' ROLL top otfir desk, 1 beautiful c
loset, cheap rsr. Weehhtgton ive. 82641 1
Oak wardrobe. 978 TWentj fourth St.
1918 INDIAN motorcyela twin 17 Park'
Ave. 3247 '
HORSE! Wagons! HaTr7eaaei 1 -.k 7 Twelfth
irvet Phong 2794 3216
LEAVING city. Five-room house cheap. 1
chlckena. C harter Oak range and refrlg
erator. UJ1 Tw en t foi 1 1 ' Ii ! I 894E
fivf 1 ' I8EN BR Ford tor sals choap
for cash. First class condition. One
Aelol.nnn phonograi'b nnd 20 good records
cheap for ca.-h. Pox 291. S671 Hudson
VVC, 24H
LARGE rns rang. ornl range nnd if r
, - 1. ' i. r 1 , 1 .i-'i ' :;:n '
PTT'K'S five burner gas range, good as
t , jr. ?S4n n.'liington avenue. 3233
lfl'N" for sale. 2nc a pound. Phone ?S76
w IG27 Washington avenue. 3i7n
I CCELLENT bargains on fine 10llny.
new or old Pontone. Twenty-ninth and I
Hudson 1174
WILL sell or rent nt a bargain, nickel
i slot eleetrl- piano. Pantone Twenty
ninth and Hudson 2176
' NCALLED for suits v few o il-n..
excellent Dundee tailored suits, various
: sizes one froc: selhrg at cost Dundee
n r.ii- Hudson '.' tuu " r
' ' 1 1 1 . 1 ; I ' I L ' . , -7 Tweluh street Phon.
. 27r6. 8172
, IDAHO flour fi 86 per 100 pound-. 500
pounds or more. 86.15 pr hundred, The j
Star Market 26 Twenty second street
j a
; rVlCKER baj burgv and dlmng table
i5C7 Twenty sixth street. Phon 3250. I
' i RKIES full evenlncs ot Suni'.ays
isrinr boxes C A Jones' Rtin h. N rth
Ogden See Mr B'unneli 8128
TWO i-oo.-i milk cows, 8967 Wall 31::.
17' 1 OTJ wanl a good second hand Lie le
cheap call at ?3i Chllds 818J
PLACER p.'nn.) S. II or (rnd.- foi auto.
'. Thirty ftr-.t Phone 2761 -W 3 IPS
.- i". vVlNO i,if,.-hine. piano llbrarv- table, I
cl.n.iii P'nnn.. "11 f "Zl Rrlnl.nr ''111,
I'MIIT )!..-. dmlr.g room s-t Phone
' :'r'r' v' Addresi MWWaahlngton 8117
CANARY hlrds. 2220 Lincoln avenue
K TU. Inrre round nntl'.e cedar pcirts
Wheelwright's Wood yard. 2318 Hudson
avenue. 294 4
. MOTnp.cyoLr. Hariej DavldsoT good
condition, a bargain for cay.h if taken nt
on; h. Call for demonstration at 2524
Washington avenue or phono 173. Ask for
Frank Madsen. 2007
' FoUNG v. hit.- 1 leghorn p.uilcts P)To m"
1 1213 Western Hratn & Feed Co.. 2354
j Waahlnglon avenue. 2430
- ll N -oiPW-N ref.lr.'-rator. White , n
aineled 75 pounds capacltv. Cost $100
WUI sell for $35 Mr Fowler. Wright's
Easement 2207
PIANOS nnd other musical Instruments
t Terms without interest. Puntone, 274
I Hudson. 909
I NCALLED lor sulta tailor made, big
reduction Gordon's, 211-25 Tv.entj f'f'h
Bt Phone [phone]
PALMS AND VARNISH
Buy your paint at Stowe's and save
monej 1800 Washinrlon avenue Phonn
S86-J ems
FOR SALE One 10-20 Bfollns tracior
I with plows practically new. nt a dis
count 2300 Washington Ave. Ogden 1
P ini Ii 3257
i''l; SAIL I'v iiiui. r '. pnv: iil.t I l. ..
j mobile thoroughly overhaul. 1 New top
and seat 1 overs, sun shade. 5 tires Front
seat lets down to make bod In car $7i".0
cash 112 Seventeenth St 3260
A-l FIVE-PASSENGER Ford car
sew ing machine, cheap. Thone 2015 M
TT73 1
P. P. INS IN i SL. C.VKS 1
1920 Chevrolet. 4 90 model $790
Overland seven passenger $S50
L'.o .s.-v.n passenger $950
Paige seven passenger s 1 450 1
Hudson super six loadstl r $lS3ol
Many others. Come in and look them
over
OGDEN MOTOR CAR CO.
17 ILid.- .o 11 1 no.- Phone 460
FORD truck with Smith nttai hment and
established transfer business p.hr money
maker ns soon as freight traffic goes back '
to normal. $300 ciiah $250 nt C-50 ir
month 1727 Gibson avenue Phone 619
2213
1 l dLLAi '. 'MJ model ToTo J130 ""a.l
587 3197
1919 Oldamoblle coupe, like new, sacri
fice. 1916 Cadillac S p.-rfect condition
1917 Btudebaker touring. -i
1918 Bulck rlx touring, like new
1918 Studcbaker ton truck. A-l.
1918 Two ton Nash truck, pood as new
1917 Model N Hupmobile cord Hies,
winter and summer top.
PAI n i'' N VSH MOTOR CO.
2200 Washington Ave.
8116
m. t. pasaenaer t anuiae touring car.
I excellent condition, cheap Inquire 813
1 Twenty-fifth street sns
1917 model l1 ton Indiana truck, A 1 con
ditlon. good for two or three years' hard
usuge. Cheap ior cash 210 Ecclea Bids:
or Phone 176. rn 1 1
FORD ion mi'i; In K"ci condition, Cush
ion and pneumatic tires. Cheap for cash
2336 Washington 2912
SNAPOne ix cylinder ear in excellent
1 .-.Vap.-. Very cheap. Phone f.77.
' LIGHT Cadillac truck, TjU Hud. -on
audebaker 1917 New Franklins First
class auto shop. Barlow Brothers, 2466
Grant avenue. 959
1 : i'. k HiTht Rl 1 oaosl' r
Bulck 4 fie passenger
Overland 85, five passenger.
(J erlnnd 83, five passengor.
All theM cars uro guaranteed to he in
I first class condition Will sell at a bar
grain.
HARBERTSON BROTHERS
2614 M'ashlngton Avenue
276S
TOR SALE B owner, good family auto
. Ill a Phone 1 427 .37
I . LOST rl
FOUND Two ba' mares respect'vely 21
and 6 eara old. Call at Ogden Canyon
dam. 3272
BUNCH f keys between postofflcs and
Grant avenue near Twent fourth Street
Finder will get reward C. Kawaguchl
2424 Grant Ave 125
SORP.EL more with whlto face, about 1 '.
ypiir.i old riiono 3359-M 8816
I '1 M IND lavuller at Lotin Fa IT park
Tuesday afternoon after 3 p. m Please I
return to 84" Twenty-eighth stiect. Re 1
vard. .'(i 1
BLUE mare, 4 years old. brand B on left
shoulder, at Riverdale. W. J Coy, Hnr
rlsj .He. Tei 37 .i i Reward. 3177
BLACK leather pocuethooi; containing
about S17 or $18 Return lo 2620 Wall
Reward ros.i
jMQiNEY TO LQAyr
ON Improved real estate, E F. Bratz
m: Beeles Hidg. 3079
TO suiarii'd people without aei-.iiity. to i
Othera on pianos, furniture bunus. et.
Hudson Bide Phona 284 i-jj
IIONEI 10 iui 11 on mpiUVOd . iii SOU Li !
K.-iiv a- Herrick 7T !
1 rl v 3 000 omnibuses :iro operati d
in London,
j "WANTED j
PLYING In elRht weeks. V. M C A.
Auto school i.o Angeles.
KT'LL bo) al ll-al llot.l 8194
YOf'NO man stenographer to go to Su
perlor. Wyo Apply G2S Lccles Bldg.
3Q.'K
EXPERIENCED nnoprraphe-; young
man pr.f.-rr-d .'.21 E.clcs P.ldg 3Q12
VOIATG nmn nt American Linen o K
Tv .-ti iMh street 9989
I ' 1 KG man to do gener.i i c rr i .
ihi. manufacturlnsj concei n Address P
II Bog 707. i 2S3i j
WRINGER man and iln.-n checker 1 P
I aundrx ;n4t '
,.. ,.n..i. ,,..,
WAN7ED
Female Help j
CH AMP.ERM UP) wanted at the Grant
Hot. I - -.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wanted
ppb ' n Urn. Ri.L.tIs Piano Co 321 ri,
GIRL 'or kit-h n ppL 1 " e Hospital
320J. .
LAUNDRESS to take personal laund
fo- thr'. b..n.e C-, 11 2;fi
WAITRESS Vpph al Ranch Cafs Eight
hours. H flnt 3 1 03 I
WOMAN who can COOk. to work four or
f l s hours a day, for small family. Itl can-
...i. '. . it ' .opi . Dmrncrciai .hkmiuii i
I lanfc 3092 !
BXP1 RIENCED stenographer for largi
manufacturing concern. Address P O.
Uox 7C7 gl nt: r f. r.-n i 3 and experience
8S1C
Information Bureau
TOO PER '.(tIF PFR MONTH
ANYTHING New or OlO
ANVTHINO A to Z new nr old
bought, sold or I reded Phone 333
COOKj and ST at lOreERY '
Bramwell Booli and Stationery 2312
Washington Ave Ihone T60. 205.4
BANKING-
Utah Notltonal fiank. southeast corner
Tw en tv-fourth end Washinicton Phono fil
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. Heber .1 MeKav. Cldroprarfr.r 213
Col. Hudson Building. 3243
CARPENTER AND JODBER
F S'.njpplck. carpenter and Jobber I ER
Twenty third rhone 101 S 2513
CARPET CLEANING
K. Van Knrnpcn for upholstering, car-
peta cleaned altered and la'd- Remaking
of mattreases. Phone 27.r.2-.7.
Expert carpet clenninn. mattress reno
vating, upholstering, and springs re
atretchrd Call E. J. Hampton Co .
Feathei renoatlnt Phone 2536-W.
CITY JUNK HOUSE-
uj. i.uo-ou a.nington av
793
CHOP SUEY AND NOODLES
Matsuba Sz Co. leading Jipancse res
taurant In Ogden 273 24th St.
DRESSMAKING-
DRESSMAKING .nd silk shirts made to
order Phono 1005 M. 622 Thirtieth St
2753
CHILDREN'S scv, Int. Phone [phone]
Monroe Ave. 2S40
DENTISTS
The N4TW Method Den tl i ts aro special
' Ista in aU branchea of Dcntlatry. 216il
I Va3hlndton Ave 220!i
; CNGRAVING
Ocrden Engraving Service Co . makers
of tlr.e cuts In one or more coloro. 1
T enty-fourfji street Phono 463,
'LIFE INSURANCE
Geo. I) I. nntt. corporation and croup
Insurance a specialty Phone 121-W 13H
M'x ii Moyes, resident agent New York
Life Insurance Co.. 442 Blnford avenue
; Phone 1407 and l r.77 2867
JUNK AND HIDES
W( stern Hide d Junk Co , 2323 Wash-
; Ington a. Phone sn
Ogden 1 jnk Bouse. JUoJ Washington
; Ave Phone 210
PAPER HANGING
Paper hanging, pilnting. kn Isomlnlnii.
paper cleaning' Reasonable 3220 R
2SC6
REAL ESTATE
Wlllard Kay, real estnto and loans
-574 W ash.ti,;!. n J hone 4U3 U74
SCAVENGER
Garbage and rufrbldh hauled cesspools
nnd toll ts cleaned. John Chlpp St Co
Phone S'.'S. 23IS Hud;o. Avenue S73.'
TRUNKS AND 13 AGS
Trunk and buj repairing, round cor
ner from Standard Gallucher'a. '373 Hud
eon. 211S
WALL PAPER CLEANING
KALSOMINING and paper cleaning Tol
29-R-ll. W. Alvord 3S61 Adams. 8421
WINDOWS CLEANED
EXPERT Window and wall pnocr clean -inu.
Arnerlcan Window Cleaning Ph r:3
wajNted i
Situations
MAN and ivlfe v.iah poMtlon on farm
Man all around ranch hand, especially ex
perlenced in handling stock. Box 6, "care
Standing l',.:iiiiin. r 290
'Ml'lsr wants poaition. Phone 2S10-"W '
3265 I
rRl'STWORTHY unencumbered widow
seeks position fis hous. ke. r.. r for widow
er and small family, Arlington Hotel. Not
later than 8 p m. Sundaj Room 2" 3270
POSITION h :i l.u.dni won, mi. who is
anxloun to locate In Ogden. Can give best
of references. Address New York, rare
Standard Examiner lust,
WORK for few hours each evening An.
kind of work Box 75, core Standard
8130 ,
1 'i i - t'l v v... v,, . ,. i. i -
inxlous to locate In Ogden. Can give beat
! of references. Address New lork. can
I Standard. 3086
BECOND hand goods bought and sold T.
C. Iverson, 1640 Washington Phono 40
IMj
J WE take your old rungo as first payment
on any new range, or will buy our old
ranta outright. Home Eurnlture Co. 4671
j PERSONAL j
EVERYBODY suffering with piles, fistula,
ulceration, bleeding or iicning piles, w rite
for free trial, painless pllo euro. R E
Tarney sn Tose Cal. 2707
i Salesmen
WANTED Salcamr-n calling on aulomo
bile accessory and hardware dealers in
the vicinity of Ogden to sell Reflex guRr
nnt. eri vp.irk plur'. on . omuil Ion lut.-is.
Side line. Attractive proposition good
commissions and exclusive territory Ad
vise counties you cover The Reflex Ipnt
t ion ( jompanj . I !U land i Milo 2 1
WANTED Balesn in. Gum and peanul
Vending machines. Entirely new. big .sell
er. Make $20 day cosily Shelley & Brick
.son. 433 San Femnndo Bldg , Loa Angeles
"al 1200
FOR BALE OR TRADE Good grain nnd
stock ranch well located, adjoining moun
tain range and only four miles from rail
road station. WRter available for stock.
32'i r. s b-.if cultivated, 90 acres good
whent dwelling, Htahle.s corrals, Beven
head of horsas farming implements, all
goes, Including crop if taken before har
vest. Will sell on terni' or . hnnge f,,r
small place R P. Hunter, 431 Twenty
fourth street. Phono 1803-J. Price U
8188
TWELVE or 24 d-17.1 n unused bushel irult
baskets with covers $2 the dozi n or
trade for fruit Phone 969-M or call 1073
Twenty.flrsl streel 3072 1
Hemstitching, plcot edge, buttons, pinl:
Ing and ideating. Second floor W H
W right &, Socs, Mrs H. Layman. 1169 1
IF LIBERTY BELL COULD TALK WHAT A STORY SHE COULD TELL!
AS IT IS THE INTERVIEWER MUST DEPEND QUITE A BIT UPON IMAGINATION I
ItV JAMES Hl.M.E.
N E. A. Staff Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA. July 3. 'I have
Just had an exclusive Interview with
the Liberty Bell. It has been some
time nine, she talked for publica
tion. Thp last previous occasion Was
In 1835 at the funeral of Chief Jus-'
tlce John Marshall. Thin morning
only the eventful Independence dn -1
sreuaded her to break her long si
lence Like main good women, however,
the Bell has talked enough In lor
time and has suffered for It, as any
photograph of her shows.
"It munt be trying to be on exhibi
tion .ill the time." I ventured.
"Every day la 1 month of Pundavs.
and besides this Is Philadelphia " the
Bell explained. "The minutes go by
so slowly you can count them like
flivvers on a country' mad They used'
lo hae me lu n case but so many I
people from Painted Po and Kanka
kee wanted to he able to say theV
hd touched me. that the attendants!
wore kept busy opening and closing i
the door of my cage. Now anybody
can touch me The other day a
rather gOOd-lOOklng j oung person
from Wyoming kissed me. That
wasn't half bad "
"ljOt's get back to the country's
welfare." I said hurriedly. "Do you
think our public men are as big as
those you remember'.' '
"Their heads are bigger." replied
the Bell.
"Pou t kid me." 1 protested.
"Well, if you must know, the boys
who are running the country today
aren't a bad lot. They are good
enough In their wsv. but they aren't
satisfied with just being themselvea
They always want you to think they
are someone else Washington or Lin
cola or someone like that."
'But don't you think we are mak
Ing progress very rapidly the., days "
I Insisted. "Look at the airplane and!
Babe Ruth Think how handy his
bat Would have come In during the
Re olutlonary war."
Somehow or other we managed to'
get along without him." said the Belli
modeitly I'm sure I don't know
how we did "
"ou weren't ns up-to-date." I re
joined. "You didn't have movies or
anything."
"We got nlong without them nnd
without prcMs agents, too.' t-h rt.-d
the Bell. "In my time I mean when
I was young a public official went
about his work and if he did anything I
good, the people found It out in duel
P WANTED J
I Agents
SEND for free toilet soap sample nnd
$10 cash refund offer. Lacasaia Co. Dep1
j 60, St LOUlS Mo 3L'77
I V .KNTS : - .-. nt profit. Wonderful
little article. Something new s-dls like
1 wild fire Carry right In pocket, Write at
jonce for free sample, Albert Mills, j-v-n-lei
ii manager, 181 American nid.. Cln
1 clnnatl, oino. 3279
I AGENTS Large manufacturer wants
agents to aeii hosiery, underwear, shirts,
dresses, skirt., waists, shoes, clothing,
etc Write for free samples Madison
Mills. 503 liroudwav, New York City,
n v
torHsale 1
Poultry and F.ggo j
SPRING BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
400.000 S. C While Leghorn baby chicks
from heaviest laying (Hoganisod) stock.
Price during Ma nnd June, 25 50 $9;
100 $14 Special prices 500 nnd 1000 lots
Safe delivery guaranteed. You pay only
for chicks received alie and In good con
dition, no money In advance, pay on de
livery. Shipped safely anywhere west
ot Rockies Finest hatcher in the
world Established lfios
MUST HATCH INCUBATOR CO.
I3C- Seventh street Petal U ma, Cal .
3 I
LEGAL NOTICES j
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
N dice Is hereby glen by tne hoard ol
commissioners of Ocden City. Utah, of the
Intention of said board of commissioners
to make the following described improve
ment, to wit. To create "Fv nvenuo b:
tween .Twenty fourth sireot and the south
city limits of Ogden City, Utah, as a pav
ing district and to pave the roadway
therein with Portland cement concrete
pavement twenty feet In width, also to
build culvi rts, irrigation and drainage
systems, and to construct private water
rervlce connections from the main to
the curb line at tho expense of the Indl
vidual owners opposite the lot? or parts of
lots or houses not now supplied with such
connections; The above homed work shall
in.ludo the necessary grading therefor
and all other work necessary to complete
the whole in a proper manner according
to the plans, specifications and profiles on
file in the ol Hi of ih. i ll cnrlniei . and :
to defray the whole of tho cost and ex
penso of tho nbuttor's portion thereof by
B levy of a special tux to be assessed
upon tho lots or pieces of ground within 1
the following described district, being tho
district to he affected or benefited by
such improvement, namely "All the lanj
I Ing between tho outer boundary lines
of said street and a line drriwn fifty feet
back from and parallel to said outer boun
dary lines on both sides of "F" avenue
between Twenty fourth street and tho
south city limits of Ogden City. Utah, be
ing Lots 1 to 12 Inclusive, Block 8 Brook
lyn addition; Lots 1 to 12 Inclusive, Block
9 Brooklyn addition: Lots 1 to 12 In
clusive. Block 10. Brooklyn addition; I.ots
1 to 5 Inclusive. Block 11, Brookhn addl
Hon Lots 1 to 3 Inclusive Block 12.
Brookhn addition. Lots I 2 31 and 32
Block 13. Brooklyn addition; Lota 1, 2 31
!nnd 32. Block 14, Brooklyn addition, Lots
l 2 31 and 32. Block 15. Brooklyn addl
Hon and Lot 12. Block 14. West Ugdcn
addition, all In Ogden City survey.
The estimated cost of each water con
neetlon Is $50.00.
The estimated cost ns given heiow does
. not Include the cost of constructing prl
ato water service connections, which
.costs arc to be assessed against the prop
erty benefited In addition to the regular
assessment.
The total cost of said Improvement Is
estimated at $12,930
All protests or objections to such Im
provem. nt or to the carrying out of such
1 1. ni lon must be presented in writing
signed by ihe owners of abutting property
describing the SOmt together with the
, number of abutting front feet and be filed
itvlth the rltv recorder on or beforo the
7th day of July, 1'.'20.
The board ot commissioners at Its first
regular meeting thereafter, to-wlt, the Mb
day of July, 1920, will consider the pro
posed levy and hear and consider such
protests and objections to said Improve
ment us shall have been made
By order of tho board of commlslson
ers of Ogden City, Utah
Dated Juno 15. 1920
C. T. MOYFS.
City Recorder.
First publication June 16. 1920.
Unat publication July 5 1020.
Pub!i:.h. d In the (jeden Standard Kx:m
Iner.
P.i ing District No 13d
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
I STOCKHOLDERS OF HOOPER SUGAR
I COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant
to h resolution of tho board of directors
I a special meeting of the stockholders of
the Hooper Sugar Company vill bo held
at the office of the company, in the Kis
sonic Temple building, In the City of Og
.don. County of Weber and State of Utah
on Monday, the 12th day of July, A. 1
PJ20, at the hour of 4 o'clock p, m., for
Ihe purpose of considering nnd acting
ut-on and confirming or rejecting th a.
t tlon Of the hoard of directors of the com
pany in having heretofore sold to Urnest
R Woolley tho plant and all of tho prop
erties, rights and cho-. s In nctlon. of ev
cry kind ond description, for an agreed
nmount of the capital stock of the Inter
state Sugar Company, a Utah coi 1 0 1
tlon. and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly como before
the meeting, or an adjournment thereof
Dated. June 26 1920
JAMES H RILEY, Sscretary
Uatc of first publication. June. 2f.. 1020'
Unit) of loit publication. July 10, 1920
jsiBBHe ' , ilriiiiHfliBv mBBilh mmu I
lK' -5' ' mmmw
liibrrty Rcll as she bxiks tnday.
time and remembered It. Some of the
men In office today waste most of
their energy in t-llliit- what they art 1
going to do. They arc all tired out by
the time they get down to work."
"I don't follow you there," 1 said
"A good guy ncds a good press
agent. Look at Mitchell Palmer
Whero would he be without his'."'
"Where, indeed?" asked tho Bell.
"Besides, didn't hear something
about the way tho department of jus
tloe treated alien-""
Shucks," said I. "they weren't
even citizens."
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ESTRAYS
a?y ssUtah' County of "Weber, Ogden
I have in my possession the following
described .stray nlmals. which If not
claimed and taken away, will be old to
the highest cash bidder, at 1848 Washing
ton Ay. nue In Ogden Clt. Utah, on the
fJSL ot JuIv 1920. at the house of
12.30 p m
One sorrell hoi-30. about 10 years old
roach mane, white spot on face
One baj mare branded H on right thigh,
about 8 years old
Said estrays were taken up h mo In
said Cltj on the 89th day of Juno 100
FRANK NAISBITT,
round ken p,.r 01 Ogden t'iU, I'tah
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS. OFFICE OF WYOM
ING SUGAR COMPANY.
Notic is hereby glv n' that pursuant
to a resolution of the Board of Dlrei tOrs
a special meeting of tho stockholders of
the Wyoming Sugar Company will be
held at tho offlco of the company. No. 617
David Bccles building, in the City of Og-I
den County of Weber, and State of Utah
or Saturday, the 19th day of July. 1320.
at the hour of two o'clock p. m , for tho
purpose of electing a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as mav
properly como before the meeting, or any
adjournment thereof.
Dated this ith day of June. i20
A. C LIGHT! LA LL. ,
SI t-iry
PROPOSALS FOR RAILROAD EX-1
TENSION Office of Constructing Qunr
term aster; Ogden, Utah, Room 317 Col
Hudson building. Ogdon. Utah. Sealed
proposals will be received here until 11
a m., July 21, 192'). and then opened, for
the construction ol about ten miles of
iallroad to be located at Ogden Arson
ul. Ogden. Utah. 1'urther information on
application. Jly9
DIVORCE CASE
Georgette de la Plante Asks:
Supreme Court to Reopen
Reed Case
(By International News Service.)
NEW YORK July 3. Georgette
de la Plante, modiste, whose whop has I
been f reciuc-ntcd by the wealthiest wo
men Of fashion, has asked the Supreme-
court here to reonen the Daniel
Reld divorce case which resulted last
February In a decree for Mrs. Mai -garot
Carrier Rcld and in testimony
I made Mme. di la Plant the co-re-I
spondent In a sensational manner,
Mme dc La Plante claims that She
never had a hane. during tho trial
to enter an objection or denial to any
of tho charges which Involved her
good name and reputation and asks
that the case be reopened that she
might do so.
Mme. do la Plante was said In tes
timony given by tho Held servants to
have had relations with Mr Reld.
These Statements now are emphatical
ly denied by the modiste.
The Frenchwoman a brunette,
slight and vivacious talked with a re
porter in the office of her counsel.
Mme. do la Plante said:
'The first I knew that I had been
1 so shamefully aspersed was when I
j read In the newspapers of February
26 that Mrs Reld s servants had tes
I tlfied against me. I was never named
as co-respondent in the divorce suit
j and so, of course, I had no notice that
I I had any Interest In it Otherwise,
you may he sure I would have been
represented In court.
"I am absolutely Innocent of any
wrongdoing and I want the court to
give nip a rhanco to set myself right
before tho world I have no words
I to tell you how I suffered when I read
I the newspapers nnd saw that I bad
I been accused The damage to my
I good name and reputation seems Irre
parable." I On the trial Tlllle Olson. Amanda,
Gunnison, Mrs. Hold's personal maid,
and Yli Sandstrom, a waitress In the
Reld household, testified that Mine,
de la Planto assumed -Mrs. Reid's place
in tho household during Christmas
week In 101S Mrs. Reld had gun.- to
Atlantic r't Miss Olsen said Mme.
de la Plante entered Mrs. Reid's suite
and ordered water drawn for a bath.
Then she told Amand 1 Ouhnison to
bring her some of Mrs. Reid's llnfi l
according to testimony Yi1 EfctDd
strom said Mme. de la Plante slept in
Mrs. Reid's bed.
Mrs Rold's maid testified that oik
day Mme. de la Plante complained of
feeling ill When a physician wn.s
suggested Mmo. de lu Plante said, sol
the witness testified:
"No. call Mr. Reid."
When Mr. Reid came in wearing al
dreealng gown, the witness said. Mme. I
r
"Would you mind looking at my H
inscription0" said the Hell. I
I walked about the Hell and read H
"Proclaim Liberty throughout all the H
L-and unto all the inhabitants there-
of Lev. xxv. 10." H
"Doesn't say anything about cltl- H
zens there, does it?" demanded the H
"Well, you ve got to admit there H
are some big men today and right here H
In Philadelphia, too," 1 returned. H
"What about Penrose?"
"Don't make me laugh," said the H
Bell, "my Hp's cracked."
le la Planto began laughing and later
In his lap.
Mme. de la Plante mentioned this H
testimony and denounced the ser
vants. She said the household em- H
I ployee all hated her because Mr?. H
Reld had asked her to institute some H
discipline below stairs H
She said she found the servants
wearing low-necked gowns and H
qucttlsh hosiery and footwear and she H
! recommended black taffeta gowns H
I buttoned up to the chin . The unl- H
1 form gowns were ordered, but the
servants said they wouldn't wear them.
Tin n de , loped the violent antipathy
in "that Frenchwoman," us they colli .1 MM
her, according to Mme. dc- la Plante. 1 H
In an affidavit Mme. do la Plante
I said she wne a frequent guest for
luncheon and dinner with the R. Ids. H
She wn.s always treated n.s a friend, she J
declared. She had no intimation that
any charges were to bo made against H
I her because of the visit of Christmas H
j week. 1913 As late as October, 1919,
Mme. de la Plante said she visited
Mrs. Reld at the Hotel Vanderbilt. tak- H
I Ing model? with her. Mrs. Reid was H
must ordial and made n largo pur- H
cha ind other articles. JH
Mine, dc la Plante said a prominent
society woman first brought Mrs. Reld H
into her shop in September, 1919. She.
made some purchases and thereafter H
I became a constant visitor and regular H
I patron. She manifested a friendship H
for the modiste and made her many H
small gifts. Mrs. Reid gave her fre-
Muent invitations to visit tho Fifth
avenue home, and one day brought In H
her husband, Daniel G. Reid, and In- H
troduced him After that, Mme de la H
Plante says, she often lunched and H
dined at the house, with the Re Ids. H
Mrs Reid told her, she said, that H
nothing would please her more than
to have Mme. de la Plante with her, H
constantly as a companion, to help hef H
run the house and aid In entertain-
ing guests. A few weeks before
Christmas, 191 S, she says Mrs. Reld H
told her she had planned a vacation
to Atlantl City nnd she sought her
to run the Fifth avenue household for H
the week Mme. do In i'lante said H
she had intended to take a trip to H
France, but postponed It and obliged H
00 mm
TRAIN" BANDIT 11 MPS
ON WANE IV MTTXICO
(By International News Service.)
MEXICO CITY. According to of- H
ficlal statements just made public
there were 64 accidents on the Na
tional Railways of Mexico during the H
past year This Includes assaults by H
bandits ordinary wrecks and derail- H
The greater portion of the H
assaults took place in the northern
during the first months of the
j year and prior to the establishment H
1 of protective blockhouses, since which H
! there has been a notable diminution
and at present an almost cessation of H
bandit raids on trains. Apart from H
I equipment destroyed by bandits, the J
1 total loss from aclcdents for the year if
1 amounts to 500,000 pesos. H
00 H
JAPAN M M s STUDY
OF MEXICAN FARMING
(By International News Service.)
MEXICO CITY. A special commis- 1
sinner from Japan now in this conn- H
try Investigating exclusively the meth- H
ods of cultivating and handling sugar H
Cane, honequon. cotton and all fibre MM
plants produced in the republic H
a view to their introduction Into Ja- H
pan. Acordlng to Mexican officials. H
this is In keeping with the Hnnounccd H
policy of the Japanese government to
secure nil possible information regard- J
Ing the Industries and products of H
Mexico in whatever line. After leaving H
1 the commisloner will visit South H
I American countries on a similar mis- J
nn
LUMBER PRICES DROP.
1 ONSTRUCTION INCREASES
(By International News Service.) H
out the country have dropped from H
10 to 20 per In an effort by H
dealers to stabilize the market and in- 1
At Kansas City a general reduction H
j of 10 per cent was made effective in H
all lumber yards, the production rang- H
ing from $5 lo ?1 a thousand feet. H
Quotations are as follows: Southern H
pine, 535 a thousand, a drop of I6j H
common shingles. $7 a thousand; pine H
lathing, $1" a thousand, a drop of Ml H
in a
POLICE FISHING.
(Cy lntcm.itlon.il News Service.) H
CAMBRIDGE. Ohio. The police H
force f Cambridge has gone fishing. 1
The city administration decided to H
repair the city park lake The fish. H
black bass, were removed to a foun- 1
tain H
morning the fish were ml.-.?ing. H
want the thieves. MmmmMmfmWl
American capital Invested In the oil
in Is said to cx-