The Ogden standard. [volume], October 13, 1917, 4 P.M. CITY EDITION, Page 6, Image 10

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I Fop Subscription and Advertlnlng
' Departments, Call Phono No. 66.
II RANDOM
1 REFERENCES
j Suits dry cleaned $1. Dollar Clean-
! .ere.
Red Cross Work Mrs. E. Johnson
i of Denver, one of the big figures In
Red CroBB -work in the west will ar
: rive in Ogden on Monday and remain
here for five days conducting a series
of demonstrations on various lines of
j accomplishment in Red Cross work,
j Remember MARSHALL'S NOON
DAY LUNCH. Twonty-fifth and Wash
ington.
j Saleslady wanted. Modern Market,
jj Invited to Shops Tho public utlll-
'I invited to visit the local Southern Pa
cific shops to inspect the safety appll-
i.i ances and accident-prevention meas
ures which are in force at the big
plant.
? Suits dry cleaned $1. Dollar Clean-
i. ers.
I E.W.BrownIng, Dentist, Eccles Bldg.
" Second Crop Guy Servoss of Clin-
p ! ton has- a second crop of strawberries
k I and raspberries on the Ogden market
t The only way to know the quality
t ) of B, & G. butter Is to try It your-
j self.
Suits dry cleaned $1. Dollar Clean-
ers.
Falls from Porch Mrs. G. E, Galli
son, 337 Herrlck avenue, suffered a
fractured arm, bruised chin and head
ind other injuries yestrday afternoon
I when she fell from the second story
porch of her home 'to the sidewalk be
low. Mrs. Gallison was watching for
7 the mall man from this part of her
i apartment and became dizzy.
3
i Delivery boy wanted. Modern Mar
ket.
DUCK hunting? Sure! Special rates
' October 1. A. B. C. Taxi Co. Phon6
676. HS5
f At Weber College The faculty of
111'' the Weber college entertained the stu
r- dents of the institution last night at
I ' a reception. About 500 persons at
I tended. The reception was In the na
L ture of a dancing party and social. The
uj college auditorium was tastefully dec
n orated for the occasion including a pro
n fusion of autumn leaves and the school
colors. Dancing until 11 o'clock was
fl the order of the evening. Tho Craw
N ford orchestra furnished a program of
1 24 numbers,
p Headquarters For all school and of
' flee supplies. BRAMWELL'S.
Lunches and hot drinks. Marshall's,
I ' Twenty-fifth and Washington.
P Children Not Enrolled Children of
j school age who have not yet enrolled
1 in any of the schools of the city will
L shortly be rounded up by school ofll
11 cials, according to SupL H. C. John
II son, and sent to school.
j ; Ten per cent discount on monumen
j tal work. Mitchell's, opp. City Cemetery
Boys wanted after school hours at
Shupe-Williams Candy factory. 1674
Returns Home Mrs. Minnie M.
Wood departed for her home In Day
ton. Ohio yesterday, after having vis
; ited her two sons, Jack and William
H. H. Wood here for several weeks.
The latter son is now in the army at
American Lake, Wash., having been
called in tho draft. Jack is a sales
man for the Murphy Wholesale Groc
ery company.
Christmas Is Near Join our Christ
nias club a dollar down and a dollar
a week will put a new playerphone,
the quality talking machine, in your
home Christmas eve. Geo. A. Lowe
Co., the Big Hardware Store. 1544
i
Chill and all Mexican dishes put up
to take home. Marshall's, Twenty
Fifth and Washington.
' Goes to Elko Howard J. Stratford
of Ogden who has been in tb'e employ
of the Utah Power and Light company
for a number of years has accepted a
position with the forestry service. The
uuj-L uiau in icir iui xjihu, icr.,
on Monday, where he will be stationed.
, Mr. Stratford is well known in Ogden.
Culley Drug Co. wants a delivery
boy. 1683
! Your coal goes a long way when
' burned in Cole's Hot Blast Heaters.
They aro fuel savers.
Run Down by Auto Alfred H.
Laughton, a young man residing at
Harrlsvillo, was seriously injured In
an automobile accident last Wednes
day evening; according to an eye wit
ness. Willie riding his wheel', he was
run down by an automobile driven by
a young lady. The accident happened
at the corner of Washington avonue
and Third street.
Classes start in solfegge, 3rd grade,
Wednesday at 4:30; harmony, 4th
grado, Friday at 5:15; children's sing
ing classes, 6 to 11 years, Saturday,
October 20th at 10. Ogden Conserva
tory of Musicv 1682
Freight Ships from India aro almost
an unheard of proposition. The re
cent raiders in the Southern Paciflr,
who are still at large, make tho situa
l tlon all tie more critical. As all our
burlap bags for grain, vegetables, wool,
' f om nrnrliiooH thoro it Vina
I caused bags to be remarkably scarce
j here and they havo doubled and tripled
Hj in price, and are still almost unobtain-
; 1 able. Blackman & Griflln company,
howovor, were exceedingly fortunato
In contracting for a supply before the
I stringency, and are receiving frequent
cars which enable them to supply their
; j trade quite satisfactorily.
FIFTH WARD Prof. Owen N. Beal,
principal of the Weber academy will
5 do speaker in the Fifth Ward Sun
Hl day evening at 7 o'cloc A general In-
' vltation Is extended to the public.
Hlj ! ' New Arrival Edaol and Ivy Parker
Hfl ! S wanner, of Kanesville, aro the proud
HH i parents of a 10-pound baby boy, born
H' Z last night- Mr. Swanner is the oldest
8on of Heber Swanner, prominent
Bl farmer of Kanesville.
LBsa
I Wq don't know j nN, 2 " A
spend time B Jf WJ' ffl tfr f
can here Mon- 'm'T'ae 1
I Hourly . ; ::jhe Foun I j
j Monday will be a very busy day at tbis store and a day of great opportunities. The Great Yearly Sale of Table Linens be-
I Sale of Men's Shoes ' nS tlle HUrly SaleS We haV6 heW f 0r nearly a year Wl11 be in pr ' Free Pencil Boxes I 1
5 Men are buying two and three pairs at ress also. This is the most important page of attractions we have offered Hard w00d pencil boxes are being dis. I . I
a time of tlese odds and ends of shoes . i trlbuted to the school children , a solid
A which are being closed out at 3.95. Most m manV WPpk - ' ha,rd ood ,boX, w,th '1 Ldi g 1 ' nV nf B i I
B of them are ?6 vnluos,--and all good 1H lTldny WCtiKb. rule edge Is given with each pair of Q IM
c styles. Basement) v . . . J school shoes.
I Look up your table linen needs today come prepared to supply them Monday. This is the ' I
J Mercerized Damask Biggest Linen Sale of the entire year. Now you can save nearly one half on all tablecloths and Half pn!rn loths , I
I napkins. The selling begins Monday and continues thru the entire week. Xt weM 1
lot of new, neat patterns, wears ' warp, noted for its long wear-
0 and washes like linen. Per . . , r, , nr j r-wu ni j tvt i ni j tvt i inS Quality, splendid designs. . M
c yarc Mercerized Damask Mercerized Cloths Mercerized IN apkins Mercerized Napkins Per yard $1.23 x
Mercerized Damask is is our best mercerized The good $1 mercerized table The usual $1 quality of mercer- The best mercerized napkin we Satin Damask 1 I
t The usual S5c value, full 70 cloLll tlle nslia-l quality, a cloths, all made and ready to ized napkins, all finished and can buy. Theseare of a very All pure linen satin damask. m
inches wide, handsome quality cloth which will launder and use, neat hemstitched edges, ready for use, in patterns to fjne quaijty and ig 0fferec jn a Tne usual $2.25 value. Linens
of full bleached cloth, offered wear like pure linen, 70 inches The size of this cloth is 58x5S match the cloths if wanted. Per VftV lrtf , , . ' of this- quality are becoming 5 jM
1 in a handsome lot of designs, Per yard $1 inches. Each 95- dozen 79 J ;" very scarce. Attractive design
i all new. Per yard 6S w alues jJ..tS per yard !jl.ys
Mercerized Damask Mercerized Cloths Mercerized Cloths Mercerized Napkins All Linen Damask Extra Heavy Damask (
The usual $1.25 quality, full 72 $1.25 mercerized cloths already This is an extra large ready These are so much like the pure This .g Qur ugual 75(j c y n The bright, hearvy $3 all linen 1 j
jj inches wide, offered in fine to use, these are 64x64 inches made table cloth, the size being iincn that it is hard to tell the ' t hl inti,;no. n m r n satin damaslc one of llie est 1 i
1 5 linen patterns, a good heavy, in size and are made with very 64x64 inches, very heavy firm difference. A fine full bleached . , ' . 18 . cloths made. Tlie best quality X I
I long wearing table covering, neatly hemstitched borders, fabric. The usual $1.25 value, mercerized cloth. b0 mc,lcs offered in a variety we sell by the yard. A
8 Per yard 95 Each' 95 Each 98 . per dozen SI. 29 of staple designs. Per yard 5S Per yard 2.4S f
j Hourly Sales Hourly Sales . Hourly Sales Hourly Saks j I
I" 9 to 10 A' M: 10 to 11 A. M. , 11 A. M. to 12 M. 1 to 2 R M.
a Women's Corsets Silk Petticoats uiTiuriciifl
R A splendid corset for Womenis silk petti- Rrpakfa;f SpU Girls' Muffs Bunealow Aprons Men's Work Shoes rtuck Aoweis Women s is weaten ffi ,m
" crowiiur Eirls made coats all silk taffeta preaKrast oets Lxiris iviuris uuugaiuw ftjJiuiis lyaen & vv urH. onuei A d hu h k SweaterB and middles " M
I SSS a low bust me some have the jersev Women's two piece break- Fur muffs for misses and Offered in light colors, a f en's work shoes, s.zes 6 toweb, wth rG(, border for women and mis3es r M
1 Sium long hip stout tops some with taffeta ftseLs. These are in children, good styles in dandy apron to slip on to 10. These are made of size i8x3C. This towel made of wool jersey I 3
! SriaThls or HouAcc usuTl $ Vvll solid pinks blue and gray, natural cooney, black, over the dress at meal heavy uppers and soles. ,8 U8ed in nearly every all of the newest fall I M
ft hour 05C ues. This do rn most a11 .sizes Handy, t0 r0WIV Rlght ha"dsome' time I)en at thc hk Uf aI ?3-50 ? Kft hotel in America. This colors are included. A
1 . (Basementj hour S3.5C slip on in the morning. $7 values. QP made with belt. Ar values tP.DU hour only for just what $12.50 (Jr 1 1
I r 1 , ci. VrnnH'i Thls n This hour This hour 4DC (Basement) they cost in values 3)5 i I
j Women's Shoes (Second Floor) hour foC (Second Floor) (Basement) Misses' Dresses Each , . 10c (Second Floor) I M
1 Ladies' shoes, sizes 2 WnmPn'R ShnM (Basement) T e , 01 . rt misses Lresses (BasemeAn r of. ffl M
! to 7. These are in lace Women s 3hoes Infants' Shoes Casserole Set Wool serge dresses for "rs.emn" Misses' Shoes ? W
X and button style with -Women s shoes in pat- g , shoes Infants' shoes in patent mWrnli Pt rnnsistfnr f irls f n2 10 18 yC"S and Girls Shoes Patent leather shoes X 5
9 pinth tnn nnri nqtnni ent leather vamps with . . . , inianis siioes in paieni casserole set, consisting for sma l women, s zes up Misses' shoes sizes ll'A vritu oinfii inn 13 i
3 ft ?3 5? Vn t black cloth tops. New Boys' shoes, sizes 8 to leather with white, black of one S inch casserole l0 36. There are just nine to Ihese are madl In ill l wil T 1
amps. d.bU a0 button atvles Usual S4 13, n lace style with or champagne kid tops. and six ramekins, with 5n rhP int viIum -,Z' i f Jr sole3, lou heels, a
A va,uesT, Values This o no calf uppers and heavy Button styles, sizes 4 to earthen ware decorated This r? r n S ?mn PS 5?J ?f ood school shoe for X
8 (Basement) .ues- ims g9 98 sole. Regular dJICQ Values d?10ft with blue. t? i rr hour S6 50 toL ? 1 growing girls. ?3,50 1
Aluminum Roaster lrst ' Woor-Ihoes) ?2.50 values $1.68 toS2.50 $1.89 $4.00 values .... $1.65 (Second FlooT) 3U lLnt) T?Q $2 7S 1
1 Aluminum roaster (Basement) (First Floor-Shoes) (Basement) w , (Basement) 2 to 7... tP.ID i.
J made of heavy pure Jap Pongee A . . roat piusu n , n D . Women s Shoes Dinner Plates ("t Floor)
X aluminum with tray in- Japanese pongee silk, a Aluminum Pan ,. nlh iiinh il hin DOys Udd rants Women's shoes, black kid Dinner plates of domes- bilk Velvet A
Q set, especially adapted good quality of the pure Cast aluminum sauce pan :n,Lfnr ih nw h? Boys' knickers of a heavy vamps with gray or tan tic china. These are Fancy silk velvet for (3
9 for fish and chicken, silk pongee in the 33 with ebon ized handle. Jfnr rnaiTnH LQami worsted cotton in an as- cloth tops, wolt solos, slightly imperfect but evening wear, for dress v
4.25 -and $5 djorn inch width. This is the This pan will last a life- Vi, Mmin nnw. ,i sortment of gray or brown leather Louis heels. will give splendid serv- capes, dresses, etc. Tho .
values 3Z.0U usual $1.25 values. time. $2.25 1QC eAv nlnk m.Vff whHP mixtures. Usual Qjr ?5-50 dJO QO ice, decorated gilt and colors are pink, white, $ vlS
v (Basement) This or values ....&l.jb fja. pink, pui pic vhlte. ?125 values values 6.VO white. Set fin lavender, etc $ do rn Q 1
A Men's U'wear hour VOC (Basement) ,&. SI 4S (Basement) (First Floor-Shoes) of six DUC 7aiue L;dJ
I Men's two piece under- (Silk Section) ' , (Silk Section House Dresses Black Taffeta Shirt. I
Sirs ate &s&SSS ff?& I .
per suit. yr e1SffltrC-19c 1L 95c snipes, etc SPe- -?1 ?1-5Vecond ' Floon This hour. yard. $1.65 usual 75c Special. I 4
I Per garment DC special, yard.. ... lt values ....JJL Clal per yard... . LLlC (Second (Silk Section) values 4C yard Zflc 3
(Bo (Domest.o,, f,.?"a0 J?0" School Handk'chiefs nHc2 d,T" (Dome, j .1
I Kompers tfoudoir aps Girls Sweaters Moire Ribbons a good big supply of hand- Oriental necklaces, new Breakfast Sets Women's Hand'kf v !d
a A big assortment of Boudoir caps of crepe Girl's school sweaters, 25c moire ribbons in all kerchiefs for the school beads of all colors, mount- Breakfast sets, made of A handkerchief of fine 1 ?!
boy's dresses and romp- de chine, satin and net, vna.de of heavy worsted shades. Splendid quality, children is very essential, ed on strong silver fin- good quality gingham, Swiss embroidered in 9 "3
Z ers, made of splendid prettily trimmed with yaru jn oxford and red, all 5 inches in width. Just Made of good white ma- Ished chains. Best $1.85 pink and blue, with colors' Verv attrictivp ' ?
6 quality gingham, strict- ribbon and rose buds. aizes. Usual t1 1C the thing for the in terial with barred A seller pC black and white pip. in appearance ' Th i
J ly washable. 65c Ar 65c value. or ?2.50 value ipl.4j kiddies hair, yard. iVC edges. Each 4C for DjC ping. Usual $1.50 7r isual 25c i r I
I . to 85c values HcOKj Each JUL (Second Floor) (First Floor) (First Floor) (First vFloor) values OC values Ihf. '
v (Second Floor) , Flr8t Floor , f v f (Second Floor) (First fVooV) 1
f r ' I s
j Hourly Sales. Hourly Sales Hourly Sales Hourly Sales j 1
j 2 to 3 P. M. 3to4P.M. 4 to 5 P. M. 5 to 6 P. M. j :
I TftT Women's Dresses Curtain Rods Boys' Waist Women's U'wear Boys' Shoes n Shoes Womens' Blouses I l
5 allhaSZeJUSwoami TwrgecUv A flat tW0 pieC CUrtain B' w?tets f a SOod A lendId cotton fleece Bo'S shoes in b to s" Inbutton Wmen'S smart ew f ! M
til aprons in Tlgh T colors Svles some of them rod C0Plete fIx' Quality of percale in light lined vest or pants for ton matt kid tops, welt with calf unners airi blouses of crene Hp - i
iSS&S sawjw :r7q; hnSWfitt 1 ;0j aiig ta? sr.s j 1
1 Thta hSr Bor X7 5TSfo?p" lrPn?r0d' 10r 85c values 19C this time of year. We of- Values- $2.98 Jour $225 8hantu These are all I i .4
I only..?. 35C vines ... $12.75 Thi3 ln ' ' AUC basement) fer them this hour ?n (First Floor) (BasVmen ln tractive styles and j i I
I M80 -d Floor) Wome7s Shoes Women's Suits nif0 Corduroys Machine Oil $198 ' i "
S Menfcs Ssfe to -eT Men's Shoes SSSJSt '"' nSnel! -K
I 10. These are in but. 2 to 7. they are In 3; cloth iTyTes still ligS?" dlrand Men's shoes, sizes 6 to 11. skirts, trimmings, etc. All Phonograph, magnetos Face PnU i -J
J ton style with Neolin low heels, with cloth Button st'le?- medium colors vS,M m They aro ,n ,button and eood colors. The usual all delicate machinery cn ,fCe rWder A !
soles. ?4 t9 4 0 tops and button style. vfi"e 40 QQ So This a -I lace styIe odds and ends 51.25 nr etc. The- full size 25c 50c MarIe Louise face 0
j values 0.48 Regular $3.50. (tn qq 51.00.... .30 J' rnls $9 7 of the summer selling, value DC can. This 1c powder, a fragrant i
(Basement) On sale (Basement) (Second "pilort Values to $4. TA (SilkSection hour 15C smooth French I ti
i 17 v l t t (Flrst Floor Tea KeHlfMs (Second Floor) 0n sale Z.JU M n1 (Basement) T ' , ench pow- I
I English Teapot M. . 1.J etV eS, n- 1 cl (Basement) Nero Cloth Rv , . V dgr packed in attrac- " a i
1 EngUsh earthen tea Nainsook A good, full size tea ketUe Girls' Shoes - , , ' Nero cloth, a heavy fin- B Suits ve clasp and A
pot, dark brown, deco- Oyama nainsoQk for "LP? Wjaged Giri6-school aresses made Washboards ished material in black or Boys suits with an ex- hinged boxes lQf I '
j rated with a lacy de- dainty lingeries, pink re; This Is a full 6 nstrictl aMe elm:- A real fuH s,ze wasn' navy blue, 36 inches, for tra pair of pants. These mnJi-, V
sign, three shapes, all and flesh colors. 10 quart size. Worth regular- Jn yurhat Jde ark board- 11151 proof zlnc top underskirts, bloomers, or "e real $5 values, most (DruS department) A
c 6 cups Bize. 85c cn yafdf !il neat bo3C' Us" I " fiQp colors. Sizes from 2 to vrltn hard wood frame anythlne that requires a of fthem In eray, the Madrac qL:.f OT 1
I value . 0"C ual $2.75 values. This This hour OjC 5J $i 75 nn Strongly made and OQrt good firm ma- ir Pts are new style maaras Ohirting
9 (Basement) hou: tfJO 1 C . (Basement) VRjues ggc well finished ....... ZC terial. yard lOC S.ff8' tQ QC White madras shirting, t )
i M. Per box $6.10 Onental Laces (First Floor) (Basement) (Domestics) This hour ... iJKJ.SJD full yard wide, used for I
I MpSJAr!"61? (Fl"t Floor) Oriental laces are being ' Men's Overalls Corset C Material c. (Baemen flhlrts- kiddies paja- J
' hS2SSf Snfl I Military Brushes used in tho construction Fancy Voiles Men's overalls of a mo- Coet 'J , fa Stocking Caps aa. boys' waists, ole i
I mTdYuiJ ? weight fleeced MllltarybrnshS solfd o'Jf hots, vests, etc. Beau- Fancy voiles and flaxons dlum weight denim. In the SroV'omSX' Chllta' "tocflng Sf5?,lar 25c j
I Unlng . excellent ebony back with real tiful assortment of cream for waists, aprons, etc. A best indigo blue dyes. All baUstrarS aoeS tS caPs' of heay a"ty. yard .... IDC
1 SSg for falf wear, white bristles, on. 7r wd white. 3 to 5 Inches vep' handsome white fab- sizes. Usual CQ J?g attracOons offered at SSallcote- (Domestics)
t Usual 60c oft set in a box DC 9Cr ric for various uses. 40c 79c values ...D3C the lace department. Reg- SSSf8! 75c Hn Child's I Iwa- "
H values J9C (First Floor) Yard..... DC value. r (Dasoment) ular $1.29. rn Special .. . &UC na S U wear X
2 (Basement) CoUars and Cuff n(".Mt 2oor) Perya-;;'VrrZDC Fancy Middies Special 50C (Second Floor) Children's pants and I
I T,iek Trt,.rl C i. Uufang Gowns (North Aisle) The nower Bmocked mid- (First Floor) Women's Srine V,e8t m cotton, fleece
0 lurkish Towels Set Extra heavy outlrig flan- n , c , dies for women and cAimf.n J Women? 5,?p? in ? "ned' s,zes 6 to ft
50c fancy Turkish tow- Cuffs and collar set, nel gown In plain color Bed Spreads misses. These aro very fountain Pens RusslJ ?,if nn years- Those are easv 1
1 elB, extra large size and made of organdie, net and stripes, made full $2.50 bed spreads fringed unusual styles, the pretty Fountain pen, self filling, fawn hwrV tna oUmp to Wash and keen
I good Quality, with pink and Swiss, neatly fin- sizes, high neck, long or plain hem, largest size smocked styles selling at gold pen points, values es hleh l?w c,ean- They will be on A
or blue border. oH ished with lace and sleeves. on made, extra fcn $6. This $0 nr 75c to ?4. Special ro Teels $8 U,S BPec1 Bale this hour
I each .......... ODC hem stitching. 60c on S1.-25 value 89C quality A hour 5.VD closing out items... DOC values S4 8Q f0r OH 5
(Domestics) values. Set OVC (Second Floor) (Domestics) (Second Floor) (First Floor) (PirsVpi 1 each " I
j ' V V L v (Basement)'
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