The Ogden standard. [volume], July 13, 1914, 4 P.M. City Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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m 6 THE OGDEN STANDARD, OGDEN, UTAH. MONDAY, JULY 13, IVI4.
II NEW NEEDLEWORK IDEAS FOR SUMMER m7 YjSlm -4 9 smc m "F1?? HSf. X 1 j
Not a few prudent women are now planning necdle-m.de gifts for Christmas, and it is not , WF B f BT8 TF AS homel of o MCar,ane "?Un,efd n.d'rlveth's service to those who asked, hut the num.
bit too soon. Christmas i. only f.ve months .way We have a great many happy suggestions for JMm IB- b,r o? rlts .T r th.t E become ipossTble to attend to them all and give at- (
I Christmas wooers that we p.an so far in advance, Instruction in ... of the new needlework ,. GOODVpLACfe TO TRADE ffi th." !S& in X USJ StKSibi. room is provided and ... f.tt.n,,
91vert without cnarge. , , w will be made here except In most unusual cases. . i ' 1
July Sales For Tomorrow and Week
Iff
I I Good Times in Ogden
Some say thrvt business is dull. We disagree
with them. We must judge, of course, by the vol
ume of trade in this store. In May this year our
sales were larger than for any corresponding
j month in our history. The sales for June were
' greater than the sales for June of last year. The
I sales of July up to date are greater than for the
corresponding time of last July. So that while
there is probably less business in some sections, Og
den is in very good condition at least that is our
experience.
Perchance there is a reason for the increase in
the sales at this store. We can think of no one ac
tion which would cause this increase so much as our
New Policy. You remember that on the first of the
,i year we discontinued the giving of special discounts.
We declared that every customer of the store should
have the same price and that always the lowest
I price possible. That policy has been religiously
j observed. It will be the future policy of this store
always. Hundreds of shoppers count their week
I Iy savings in the pennies and nickles and dimes
I which this new policy gives to them,
j But aside from that, Ogden is enjoying good
I times, and the physical condition of the immediate
, surrounding country assures prosperity for Weber
I county this fall.
H W. H. Wright Sons Co.
I 11 if w "
I new mason Jars on
fl Sale
M 1-pt. Mason Jars, dor 53c
1-qt. Mason Jars, doz... . 68c
I 1-2-gal. Mason Jars, doz 87c
I New Rubbers for Mason Jars,
I U doz 6c
I a Good heavy Tumblers, clear glasB
each 3c
! H Brown Glass Thin Tumblers, dec-
.'! orated, each 6c
TABLE GLASSWARE
H J Long Lemonade Glasses, thin,
each 8c
S Colonial Goblets, footed, esch 12c
kg Sherbet Glasses, footed, each . 9c
;'! a Sherbet Glasses, handled, each 13c
rr- ' ODD ENDS OF CHINA.
j Handy pieces from broken sets in
I I china and semi-porcelain. Bowls,
j 3 cups and saucers, vegetable dlsh-
fl es, covered dishes, platters and
I I plates all good designs excellent
jj 3 ware. To close out at just half
I I price.
j5 SALE OF HAMMOCKS.
s Complete clearance will now be
I 1 j made of the entire stock of ham
j y mocks. Only a few are mentioned.
II I $7.50 Hammocks on sale . .$4.98
"i 3 $2.50 Canvas Hammocks on
J jri sale $1.69
H J I $3.00 Hammocks on sale $1.98
H J SALE OF SUIT CASES.
I Strong fiber Suit Cases, very light
and very strong; made with leath
I er handle, brass corners, brass
I fl locks and well made $2 value
I on sale , -$1-39
i H Brown fiber Suit Cases, looks like
Jj H leather and will wear just as well:
rfl light and strong, brass lock and
I! trimmings; $3 value on sale $1.98
I SALE OF BROOMS.
Brooms which are made especially
1 j for us and are of the very best
I quality:
j! 40c Brooms on sate 24c
I j 50c Brooms on sale 35c
' I - j 60c Brooms on sale 48c
f BEST MATCHES 2 1-2c.
I I Non-poisonous Matches, the best
-'&f matchet now being shipped Into
I ,J the state; sold everywhere at 5c
I , a box. Not more than two cartons
H fl to a customer; carton ' contains 8
H boxes; at per box 2 1-2c
I Sale of Shoes
BED ROOM SLIPPERS.
iPL Ladles' Bed Room Slippers; red
WJsl brown, black, no heel, pon pon
CP ii trimmed; all sizes 60c
INFANTS' SANDALS, 68c.
1$$S I Infants' two and three-strap San-
Hf d', patent leathers; sizes 1 to 5;
00 9le 68c
$$m TABLE BARGAINS.
9 Table of Shoes, size 5 to 8; vlcl
I k,d and calf 'ce or button; very
fl sturdy; on sale ,98c
EV'i I BOY SCOUT SHOES,
fpik Boy Scout Shoe In black or tan,
Wm fu" tt0ck caf skin, elk soles, sizes
34 5 to 8 1-33? 8 1-2 to 13, $1.58;
ffiS; 13 1-2 to 2, $1.83; 2 1-2 to 6. $2.19
E8 CHILDREN'S SHOES $1.48.
Odds and ends of misses' and chil-
WM, drcn's Shoe8 in sizes 8 1-2 to 2.
453 Values to $2.35; on sale $1.48
18 $4 OXFORDS, $2.39.
jflrcjj Entire stock of Ladles' Button Ox.
K fords, suede, gun metal, patent
Bsm, leather and vici kid; value to $4.50
jjjB 1 on sale $2-39
$6o50 ILmbroideries 98c
Forty-five inches wide, handsome embroidery flouncings
with edges of dainty Venice lace. The finest lace patterns
we have shewn. Actually worth to $6.50 a yard. Buy
jusl what you want at, per yard 98c
$2.59 ILin broideries 58c
Embroidery flouncings with fine Venice edges and colored
flouncings from 27 to 45 inches wide. The regular $2.50
values. New that the pieces are small they are to be closed
out entirely at, per yard 58c
$1.3Q ILinbroideries 48c
From the May Embroidery Sale remnants of various
lengths. Voile flouncings, 45 inches wide, in a great var
iety of pretty patterns. Buy just as much or little of them
as you wish. Closing out at, per yard 48c
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NILW SILK DRESSES
Clever $15 Values
' $7.95
gtlsL Clever Silk Dresses which were design
cci not mere than sixty days ago. Dres-
i ses 1,V1C Wul appear in very good
company this fall and winter. Dresses
,iB"vH:'A or afternoon or even party wear. Silk
jB"j ' cu"esses which your dressmaker would
E&mMt j not make for less tlian Slo. There are
. JlttffigjBL still some splendid models here to be
rtifl Bfik closed out at $7.95
j pP $io Summer Dresses
U $1.98
w!' ? im1 'r Cearance Ladies' Summer
Wylji Dresses at a price which should take
JpcaHy every one out the first day, Dresses of
jjjjWff lingerie, ratine, crepes and some of
M&jffl woolen materials ; dresses which were
BKaKrijf nere ast season and some of them are
ffigBgs!'' slightly soiled. Many prudent women
vil2 buy these and use them to good
effect. Actually worth to $10. For
quick clearance S1.9S
5c a Yard: Wash Goods
Remnants
Remnants of Wash Goods which are slightly soiled. In the
lot are lawns, batistes and a great assortment of wash mate
rials of the better sort the materials which sell from the piece
at from 15c to 20c a yard. Because these are rumpled we pro
pose to close them out quickly at 5c a yard. Remnants will
not be cut. Basement
9c a Yard Embroideries
Remnants
Soiled Embroideries worth to 50c a yard. A lot of embroidery
remnants in the Basement The lot includes edges and bands
and flouncings which are worth up to 50c a yard. Some of the
flouncings are 45 inches wide. The edges are becoming soiled,
hence the very low price of 9c a yard. Basement.
New House Dresses 79c
Clean looking House Dresses of Percale and
Gingham new patterns and new styles every
dress in this lot is of this season's stock, and
all sizes are here for those who come early.
Jbfl jjF Well made in a variety of attractive styles,
B" Four-in-One
ri1 Dresses
lli'l HlTESlKl' f Utility House Dresses which
I B BraSBm,icA are sPPed 011 a coat aru
III uiBiMBp which button in front with only
m 1 1 jTT7"!! two buttons. Some new num-
'ifer$flK bers were just received fresh
Mr ' D HH patterns and styles which aro
-a J WP very summery. The July Sale
Prices apply to the entire line.
Clearance of All
Millinery
This clearance sale of Millinery
does not apply to only a few of
the lowest selling models it
applies to the entire millinery
stock. As we told you last
week, the summer season is
over as far as millinery design
ing is concerned. Great ship
ments of fall hats will be here
before very long, so that the
present millinery stocks must
be reduced. Indeed, the inten
tion is to sell out every hat
which is not in stock. There
are some splendid values here
for those who do not delay too
long. Second Floor.
$1.50 Cedar Mop 69c
Genuine Cedar Oil Mop, in tin
can with long handle ; limit the
sale on to a customer; regular
SI. 50 value for 69c
Cedar Oil, for polishing and re
newing the mop ; 90c full can on
sale 48c
Best Toilet Paper 5c
Large roll St, Regis Toilet Pa
per, fabric finish, the very best
paper on the market, on sale 5c
ppSp! Beginning
'llptl Tomorrow
fMyiP 25c for New style
1 ' 4Pf. Tungsten Lamps
. I -v lAn A remarkable one week sale begins to-i.f-
h oCT morrow in the Basement. The new style
I Jl j ' tungsten electric light globes are to be
1 Jj sold at 25c. Never have these excellent
V ' S!5J Jar new amP3 been sold for less than 35c and
V Ssh 'to"- n some cases the price has been 40c.
y-ys55!p8StS'0 e ot wich is to be on sale tomorrow
fcoB&CiEcc&bSj anc we.e s perfectly new stock lamps
which will give a perfect white brilliant
light and will use much less electric current than the old style
carbon lamps which sell at this mice.
These lamps are made to stand the shocks and jars which
globes arc sure to get They are perfect in every respect. The
selling begins tomorrow in the Bargain Basement. Buy ail
you want at 25c
Clearance of Silks and
Linens
$150 FOULARDS, 88c. 1,50 BROCADED RATINES 68c
Fancy Foulards and Tourist Brocaded Silk Ratines, a full
Stripe, in new colors and de yard wide, in most of the sea
Signc ggc son's most de3irable shades 68c
$2 BROCADES $139. 75c WHITE GOODS, 25c.
Fancy Brocaded Silks 40 Novelty White Goods crepes,
. . ratines, crepe voiles, ranging In
inches wide In light and dark Wdth from 27 ,ncnes to 36
colors, $2 values . .$1.39
30c WHITE GOODS, 14c.
1 is DnMcrtr cii s ao-
"-rN- Fancv White Goods. Including
This Shantung Silk is 32 in. Swisses, Medeas, Repps, Pop
wide and is guaranteed all pure "ns, etc. July Clearance
silk, $1.25 value 48c pr,ce 14c
25c SECO SILKS. 19c. TABLE LINENS.
The aenuine Seco Silk, in a full J2 Mercerized Tabe Cloths,
, beautiful floral designs, size
assortment of colors. The 25c 64x71 jnch5s " $1 59
value 19c $2 50 Mercerized Table Cloths,
-,r .i ,y r,AT.K,r-- o floral designs, slze 64x107 inch
75c SILK RATINES, 48c. es rfiady to use at $1 g8
Silk Ratines, 27 inches wide, in $1 .25 Mercerized Napkins, size
plain and brocaded, all of the 18x13 inches. In attractive flor-
beot patterns. On sale at. .48c al designs, per dozen 88c
$1.75 Mercerized Napkins, in
$1.75 SILK RATINES, 63c soft heavy quality, size 20 by
This offer includes the entire 20 inches on rale $1.38
line of Fancy Ratines all col- $1.98 Mercerized Napkins,
ors, all designs, plain and bro- ready hemmed, neat floral de
caded. 40 and 48 inches wide, signs, size 22x22 inches,
yard 68c at $1.48
Men's Suits $19.75 $27
Values
This clearance time in the Men's De
partment. All of the handsome Hart
Schaffner Marx Suits which axe of the
$27.50 value and which are all this sea
son's best styles best materials are now
offered at $19.75 They are selling very
fast and we urge selection while the size3
are htre $19.75 t-
Young Men's Suits at Half jUC
Suits for the young men who wear long fjb Jj
trousers. These are all good materials vT i Jf
and the styles are much like those of this U
season. M
$7.00 Suits $3.50 $10.00 Suits . $5.00
$8.00 Suits $4.00 $12.50 Suits ... 56.25 B gj)
$9.00 Suits $4.50 $13.00 Suits ... $6.50 M
Boys' Knee Pant Suits M
Suits which will be proper weights for I iHjj
this fall and winter, as well as the sum- j Bwj
mer weights. All of the very newest WM
styles having the knickerbocker pants and J Sb
the Norfolk jackets, 1 jBj
$2.45 Suits... $1.65 $5 CO Suits ... $3.35 P'
$3.00 Suits. . $1.95 $6 00 Suits $3.95 "
$3 50 Suits . . $2.45 $7 00 Suits ... $5.35
$4.00 Suits $2,65 $9.00 Suits . $5.95
$4.50 Suits . $3.15 $10.00 Suite ... $6.65
$3.50 Junior Dresses 98c
FOR SMALL GIRLS OR SMALL Xjjfc
WOMEN
By "Junior" Dresses we mean those which fi
are made for the girls of 13 to 18 years
long dresses which are very frequently
sold to small women who cannot find their )
sizes in the regular women's stock. 'jM
These are dresses from last season, hence S
the price of 98c instead of $3.50, which is
their actual value. There is a variety of 3
materials and in every case the goods Ma&BA
are worth more than we now ask for the cxS)
completed dress. Genuine $3.50 values
for quick clearance at 98c
in i in i nm in ii i m aacgB ea a
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Art Needlework
Linen Centers, tinted and solid, for
outline embroidery, from 16 to 27
inches diameter; values to 75c; on
8ale .'28c
White Linen Centers, 22 and 24 In
ches. stamped ready for embroid
ering; 60c to 75c values; on
38c
Tinted Scarfg and Pillow Tops to
match, all ready for use; on sale
at
38c
Stationery Dept.
Large assortment of box Station
kfn4d'h"U ind 24
12c
Initialed Stationery in box Dln
did linen finish .. ' 8P'n'
38c
Steamboat P,ay,ng Carda, pack
4c
Waldorf Playing Carda 24o
Envelopes, linen finish, pack.. 8e
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More of Those New j
Waists 98c Si
Kat
wit!
A hundred new styles arc p
ready for you those excellent &
waists which have had such a 0t,
tremendous sale at 98c. Of
course 98c is not the real value 5!
E
there is not a waist m the lot poij
worth less than $1.50 And pd
there is n.t an old style among are
Joh
them, Every customer buys g cyc
more than they expected. You'll I Jj
appreciate the reason when you B Co
see the new assortment. Sec- 9 oo
ond Floor. A
Cool Knit Underwear E
Par
Ladies' Summer Vests The fl at i
"Cumfy-Fit" style which is the I fal
most comfortable vest made. On A
io Z
L. D. S. Garments. These gar- I ser
ments would be twice this price Q Iih
if we had all sizes, but there are
now only sizes 32 and 34. Sum- IS ing
mer weights 38c I pec
Children's Vests, the summer S ;Tu,:
u lars
weights, high necks with long SI v
or short sleeves; 25c values is
only 19 f
Children's Pants, summer I ' R
weight, both knee and ankle
lengths are offered 19 I 8te
Ira
Hosiery Specials 1 1
Children's fine ribbed Hose, I
either black or white, sizes 5 1- g
9 1-2 12c fl U
Infants' black Cotton Hose. 1 M
sizes are 4 1-2 to 6 1-2. Oo hi
saJe 7 1 2c I 1
Ladies' cotton Hose in either
white or tan, excellent value, I If
all sizes 8c 3
Ladies' white Hose, silk lisle, I J
extra garter top, double heel
and toe 19c
I w
Child's Rompers 19c e
An exceUent lot of play romp. i ?4
m for the smaller children a ft
6 years. Material are 1- "0"'
chambray and gingham in the i
value, which you have seen at I &
no. July Clearance Price I .1
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