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IjbS fe THE OGDEN STANDARD- OGDEN, UTAH, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1917. ' 15 j
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15 WANTED
Female Help
OLSON'S FLUFF RUGS made from
old rugs, carpets, clothes. Phono 2390
i . J. 1681
WANTED Girl for general house
work; no -washing or Ironing. Mrs. O.
j ' A. Parmley, 730 25th St. 1678
- GIRL at Wisteria. 1673
j :
'WANTED Woman to work by the
; . day. 2562 Adams. 16S9
s GIRL or woman for hall work. Best
J -wages in the city. Call In person. See
' '.housekeeper, Healy hotel. 1691
"GOOD girl for. general housework;
I good home; close in. Good wages.
2431 Adams. 167S
k WANTED A girl to care for children '
' afternoons and evenings. Pohen436
;. W. 1679
fl GIRL wanted to help with housework.
X41 Grant or 232 Twenty-fifth. 1639
JyVE bright, capable ladies to travel,
y? demonstrate and sell dealers. $25 to
350 per week. Railroad fare paid. The
: .Goodrich Drug company, Dept. 874,
: Omaha, Nobr. 1497
(GIRLS to make pants and overalls.
; '"Electric power sewing machines.
; Wages guaranteed while learning. Big
' ' (money made after learning. Clean,
' i light work room, steady work all win
1 S iter. Apply Manufacturing Dept. Scow
J : teroft's. 1226
i I tw ANTED A good girL Phone
j H039. 867
. .
j!f iLADY to clean halls. Apply Argylo
j f Apartment, No. 2. 5-23-tf
- I WAOTED '
; ' Male Help
; ; ' (MEN and women, 231 -good 40-acre
: '; : farms in Minesota will be given free
' i , n exchange for a little work. Address
; j fJ 17, Box 27, Glrard, Kansas. 1676
i i r" iWANTED Young man with good edu
j $ cation; good chanco for advancement.
tf' W' Woolwortl1 Co' 1697
"j3 WANTED at once, an experienced
J ' commercial bookkeeper. Give refer-
; ,ence. Answer care of Box 888, Ogden,
j : ."Utah. 168
i PAINTERS wanted. City scale of wag
t os. U. P. Commissary. " '-1694
.3 '". r
: MEN wanted, Ogden Sugar factor'.
Steady employment for winter months.
J Free transportation. Auto truck leaves
viaduct 6:30 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. daily.
"' Apply Superintendent Amalgamated
Sugar Co. 1644
!S A FOREMAN at Reed hotel. 1568
; (GOOD boy wanted for office work;
' l chance for advancement. Call Stand
, ard office. 1489
EXCEPTIONALLY good salesman
; wanted. Splendid opportunity for the
right man. Grocery salesman prefer
red. Apply Box 36, Standard. 1457
-x
a HIGHEST prices paid for second hand
suits and. clothing, from $2 to $15.
, Phone 1860-J. B. Shultz, 162 Twenty.
1 faW th. 1450
0jt TTrrTT and freight handlers
wanted. Permanent employment. Ap-
Iply Union Pacific freight station.
; 1381.
. jALL KINDS of help furnished. Ogden
Employment agency, 2476 Lincoln ave
nue. 1369
! , tIF YOU are honest, a good hustler,
I : land have got $1,500 to invest in a
clean paying business proposition, and
- I jean devote your entire time to it, coin--J
I imunicate with Box S, Standard. No
'i 1 experience required. 1014
: PIN boys wanted at the Bowling and
I Billiard Parlors, under Howell Bldg.
; 6-6-tf
! 'HOTEL and restaurant clerics, cash
j jiers, cooks, dish washers, waiters, etc
'i . 'Superintendent's Office, O. 5. L. Com
anlssary building. 1007
WANTED
5 To Rent j
, WANTED to rent a garage for Ford;
1 : close to business district. Telephone
ft 181. Mr. Holland. 16S0
I z
1Shrt FIVE room modern house, close In,, no
1 children. Phone 2239-J. 1670
I j for'rS5t j
I I Miscellaneous
M f VERY desirable office; centrally lo
9 J catd. Inquire J. A. Hoclo & CoM
M t 409 Hudson, Phono 322, 8-11-tI
1 : DAS Are in coal stoves from coal-oil;
I cheaper than coal; agonts bonanza,
, Wonder Burner Co., Columbus, O.
itnTTiTWgwab i iiiii rr',,w-""M"'',Mitrrrin
f Furnished J
K.roxowVJT-fxnjLiri " --
SLEEPING rooms; steam heal. 33t)
23rd St. 16S4
THREE room modem flat. No chil
dren. 2614 Lincoln. 1686
2 FURNISHED rooms for house keep
ing, $12 per month. Phone 1012-J.
1089
FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping with private bath. 2210
Wash. . 1690
4-ROOM modern sleeping porch. Phone
167S-R. 1017 21st St. 1683
MODERN four room furnished house.
Call at 969 Twenty-third, between 4
and 6. 1674
COMPLETELY fur. bachelor Apts.,
near car line. Phone 1686-R. 2337
Adams. 1695
3 MODERN housekeeping rooms; pri
vate bath. 2874 Adams. 1698
FOUR modern furnished rooms, 2638
Adams. Phone 404-W. 16S0
GLASSED-IN sleeping porch and dress
ing room, for gentlemen, 763 Twenty
fourth. 1632
ONE nicely furnished room, strictly
modern. 2945 Porter. 1651
MODERN furnace, heated rooms, gen
tleman preferred. 441 Herrlck ave.
1595
SLEEPING rooms in private family.
Phono 3251. 2314 Adams. 1629
4-ROOM modern, rear, 315 27th St
1582
FURNISHED sleeping rooms, near car
line. 2462 Monroe. 1588
ELEGANTLY furnished room for rent.
566 24th. Gentleman preferred. 1545
SEE the new Plaza Apts. Prices from
$23.50 to $37.50 per month, including
light, heat and gas. Phone [phone]
NICELY furnished room for lady, $10
per month. Enq. 2707 Grant. Phone
2920. 1515
TWO rooms, bath, light, gas, water in
kitchen. Fox Apts., 447 21st St. 1482
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms
for housekeeping. Prices moderate.
2468 Washington. 1442
TWO nicely furnished rooms; $10 per
month each; 2707 Grant. Phono 2920.
1331
FURNISHED ROOMS, $2.50 per week;
333 24th St. 1329
FURNISHED Nice, largo front room,
2247 Adams. 1270
FURN. rooms; running water. 2526
Adams. 647
STRICTLY modern apartments. The
Pearl, 27th and Grant Phono 2920.
440
HOUSES and flats. 2634 Grant. D-18-tf
if DRSSMAKING j
PLAIN sewing and dressinattlng. 2749
Grant. 1391
HEMSTITCHING and picot, 10c and
15c a yard. Fancy buttons. Madame
Capiau's Gown Shop, 3rd floor Wrights.
1504
MOVED Mrs. H. Layman, hemstitch
ing and plcotlng. Utah National bank
building, 2nd floor. 1514
LADlES'tailoring,2536 Madison. 1932M
3-10-lyr.
MONEY TO LOAN
W. N. Pierce Agency Real Estate, In
surance, Loans, Notary. 16 Commer
cial Bank Bldg. Phone 300. -6
MONEY to loan on reax estate secur
ity. J. J. Brummltt 6-21-tI
REAL ESTATE, Mortgage and Loana.
Kelly & Herrlck. 6-16-ti
R. P. HUNTER, Mortgage Loans, Real
Estate, Firo Insurance. Established
1889. 411 24th St, Ogden, Utah.
0-11-lyr.
fFORSAL
ONE of the neatest bungalows on
Grant avenue. Will trade for larger
homo that can be made into apart
ments or for smaller home. Must be
in good location. Phone 2G93-J. 2844
Grant avenue. 1571
FIVE room modern house, for lot or
smaller house. 2341 Jackson. 1520
MUST sell or trade my Haynes auto
mobile immediately. Only $450. Phone
3018. v 142-1
PLAYER piano, new, one-half prico.
Phono 630. 1279
LOS ANGELES lots for Ogden proper
ty. P. O. Box 21. 1049
Read the Classified Ads.
Read the Classified Ads.
8-ROOM modern close In, $25. 4-Room
partly modern, $8. E. F. Bratz, 417 Ec
cles Bldg., phone [phone]
SIX room house, close to sugar fac
tory, large lot, $10 month. Call phone
56, ask for Ellis. 1664
THREE room house, cheap; no chil
dren. 2559 Jackson avenue. Phono
3299-W. 1642
FIVE room modern house. 1260 Jef
ferson. Phone 194-W. 1637
SMALL Btoreroom in prominent loca
tion. Apply Ogden Standard. 1613
THREE largo rooms on Washington
avenue, -$12. W B. Wedell. 1441
TWO rooms, modern. Argylo Apts.;
4-room modern. Herrlck Ave. Inquire
2640 Wash. 5-23-tI
FIVE modern rooms, steam heat
electric light and gas. Painted and
tinted to suit tenant See Manager
Utah Theatre Co. 3-29-tf
i LOST J
AIREDALE dog, Wednesday on can
yon road. Reward, at 271S Madison or
phone [phone]
WEDNESDAY p. m between Fowler
and Berthana. Gold pin, names and
date on back. Reward. Phono 846.
1696
BAY horse, 10 years old, scar left
shoulder, white spot forehead, white
hind feet, 1200 lbs. Reward. D. M.
McCarty, 640 Twelfth. 133
r WANTED j
Situationa j
POSITION by middle aged man as of
fice clerk or time keeper. Box S. C,
caro Standard. 1692
LACE curtains laundered. Mrs. Grove,
Phono 2880-W. 1650
WALLPAPER furnished and hung.
Miller. Phone [phone]
AUTOS FOR SALE
SAXON roadster. 2630 Adams. Phono
1472-W. 1537
j rToRSALE jj
Farms 5
FOR SALE on easy terms, fully equip
ped 150 acre farm in Box Elder;
horses, implements, etc., $4,500. W
B. Wedell, Phone [phone]
WANTED
; To Buy
SMALL paying business; stato price,
,and kind of business. Box 60, care
Standard. 1684
A SMALL pony harness and buggy.
Call 2285-R. 2680 Jackson.
T WANTED j
Salesmen
SALESMAN, experience unnecessary,
strong staple lino for general trade,
big demand now. Splendid commis
sion contract $35 weekly for expens
es. Continental Jewelry Co., 26841 Con
tinental Building, Cloveland, Ohio.
1677
COMPANY operating throughout en
tire United States desires fow more
1.!- 1 e n,.
easy selling and big paying proposition.
Not canvassing. Exclusive territory
to right men. Permanent but especial
ly big opportunity at present soason.
References and experience required In
first letter. Sales Manager, 1214 Times
Bldg., New York City. 1679
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Weber Coun
ty, State of Utah.
Ella Sherwood, plaintiff, vs. W. J.
Sherwood, defendant
The State of Utah to the said De
fendant: You aro hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of
this summons upon you, if served with
in the county in which this action Is
brought; otherwise, within thirty days
aftor service, and defend tho abovo en
titled action; and in case of your fail
ure so to do, Judgment will bo rendered
against you according to the demand
of the complaint, which has been filed
with tho Clerk of said Court
This action Is brought to recover
judgment In favor of plaintiff and
against defendant dissolving the bonds
of matrimony existing botween plain
tiff and defendant and restoring to the
plaintiff her formor name of Ella An
derton. W. R. SKEEN,
Plnlntlff's Attorney.
P. O. Address, 826 Ecclos building,
Ogden, Utah.
Dato of 1st publication, Oct. 5, 1917.
j FOR SALE j
j Real Estate ! ;
480 ACRES; good water right; 7 room
house; good ranch improvements, 150
tons hay, 29 cows, 30 yearlings, 34
calves, 11 work horses, 2 yearlings, 5
colts; all machinery new. $1S00. Terms
at 6 per cent.
FEDERAL LAND COMPANY
Phone [phone]
FOR SAtE BY SKEEN REAtTY CO.
TEN acres best land in county, closo
to town, with water right Let us
show you this for $3500. Phono 913.
552-J. 1534
WITHIN two blocks of the Reed hotel,
a good four room modern home, lot
48x140 feet, all In good shape. For
$2,400. $300 down, balance same as
paying rent J. J. Brummltt, under
Utah National bank. 1421
A LARGE lot near the union depot, 135
feet deep to alley. This Is an olegant
piece of property, only $120 per front
foot $25 down, $25 per month. J. J.
Brummltt, Phone 59. 1421
A BRAND new brick bungalow home,
well located on the bench. This homo
Is the last minute In the way of mod
ern construction. Modern heating
plant, gas range and dream of a bath
room, modern in every respect Large
lot, very cheap. Terms to suit J. J.
Brummltt, Phono 59. 1421
A MODERN five room Homo near the
Sacred Heart academy. This home is
all In first class condition. Possession
given Immediately. This home is m'od
orn In every respect except heat. $3000,
$300 down, balance $25 per month.
Low rate of interest J. J. Brummltt,
under Utah National bank. 1421
ONE of tho moBt elegant bunch"bf lots
on the bench located a block south
nnrl n hlnp.lr oncjf- nf the 'W.rrfii nrlHi.
tion. Theso lots are level, and very
sightly. Tho entire bunch of 20 lots
for only $2,000. J. J. Brummltt, Phone
59. 1421
A VERY slightly lot on ,21st street, 25x
125 feet. Only $30, $5 down, $5 per
month. J. J. Brummltt, under Utah
National bank. 1421
IDAHO RANCHES
FARMS and ranches, some with cat
tle. Terms. Federal Land Co. 493
HOT air, hot water and steam fur
nacos cleaned and repaired by export.
All work guaranteed. J. B. Martin,
Phone 165, Room 15, European hotel.
1538
WE STILL have three of those bargain
lots on Capitol avenue. 44x135 feet
to alloy. Theso are near tho elegant
new homes which aro being built in
that part of the city. Aro great bar
gains at $600 each. $50 down, balanco
$10 per month. 7 per cent Interest J.
J. Brummitt, under Utah National
bank. 1421
A great bargain on 25th street, 105
feet front, runs back 130 feet to an
alloy. This Is one of the most elegant
corners on 25th street Will sell very
cheap. J. J. Brummitt, Phono 59. 1421
EIGHT room modern houso with big
lot for $2600. $100 down and $35 a
month without interest A. W. Had
ley, 15 Com. bank bldg. Phone 300 or
1451-W. 1057
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER IN
EXCHANGE,
for this fifty acre tract situated In tho
famous fruit belt of northern Califor
nia; good soil, under Irrigation, ton
acres partly cleared, very little work
to put In shape for cultivation; balance
timbered sufficiently to about pay the
clearing. Electric power avallahle.
Located within one mllo of railroad
and not moro than three mileB to good
sized town having hotels, post office,
general stores, fine graded schools and
noted resort Owner centorlng Inter
ests In Utah on account of his busi
ness. Price for sale or exchange $4,
800. Consider country property, but
prefer city. Might assume. 1581
J. A. McCULtOCH AGENCY.
A GREAT bargain in business proper
ty on Washington avenue. This prop
erty will draw 7 per cent Interest on
Investment, and will double In valuo
in tho next two years. Terms if de
sired. J. J. Brummltt, Phono 69.
1421
FOR Sale Cheap Two lots on Adams
and Thirty-second; sldowalk and sow
er paid. For cash, $425. Phone 2687
R. 1471
FOUR room house. Bargain. 3298
Adams. Phono 1371-R. 1634
BARGAIN BARGAIN.
New 5 room modern cottage with ce
ment basement sltuato on fine lot 57x
140 feet In Ideal location. This is
actually worth $3000; will sell for $2,
400 on easy torms. 1682.
E. W. CANNADY
2427 Hudson AVonuo.
BY OWNER, a five room modern
brick houso near high school, largo
lot, good walks, lawns, garden space,
shade and ornamental trees, no war
prices, terms to suit Inquire at 2550
Monroe. 1672
i FOR SALE 1
a Real Estate nnrrnJ
SEE US BEFORE BUYING.
We have some real bargains In city
and farm property. Ogden Real Estate
and Building Company, 2438 Wash.
Ave. Phone [phone]
FARM BARGAINS
We have some of the best irrigated
land In the state. The first three crops
will more than pay for either of the
following places.
85 acres, black soil, plenty of water,
mile to loading station, pea vincrs
on farm, close to school and church, in
the highest state of cultivation. $150
per acre.
50 acres, choice Irrigated land, good
location, all under cultivation. $135
per acre.
25 acres, A-l black soil, plenty water.
$150 per acre.
We also have a few undeveloped
places ranging In price from $1 to $10
per acre.
OGDEN HOME BUItDERS' CO.,
213 Eccles Bldg. Phone 917
1685
ToRAl 1
ellaneouat I
HOUSEHOLD furniture, all kinds. Al
so imported cloth, for suits, overcoats.
Call botween 12 and 4. Mrs. O. A.
White, 364 25th St 1685
1 4-YEAR-OLD mare, weight 1200; 1
good work horso, weight 1200; 8-yoar-old.
Phono 1421. 1688
ROOMING house. Best location in tho
city. Phono 1935. 1690
TWO horsepower Economy gasoline
engino, A-l condition. 1 horsepower
steam boiler. One rotary water pump,
rod shafting, pulleys and belting for
sail? ur Utiuu ii uuiguin. Jiuuress isos:
81, caro Standard. 1672
PEACHES and winter apples. Rear
576 Canyon road. 1693
GOOD winter poars, 737 12th St Tel.
1886-J. 1699
BUY winter apples from farm; savo
money. Phone 62-R-5. 1681
APPtES FOR SALE
FIFTY cents per bushel. All apples
grading smaller than "fancy" will bo
sold at 50 cents per bushel. Call at,
packing houso of Bigelow-Van Meter)
orchard on Stato road just south of
Rlverdale. 1671
YELLOW cling peaches, Concord
grapes. Phono 8-R-3 aftor 6 p. m. 1653
MARSHALL & Wendell player piano,
with 100 rolls, cheap. Phone 2441.
W9
MUST sell cook stove. $15. 2465
Monroe. 1675
WINTER potatoes. Phono 1574. 1641
ONE 1500 gallon galvanized Iron tank.
Good condition. Phono 194-W. 1636
SIX hole steel rango, water back, $20.
2561 Fowler. Phono 126. 1665
BEFORE closing piano deal, see ua;
wo save you the interest besides mak
ing bettor prices. Pantone, 29th and
Hudson. 1455
COMING fresh cow, $85. W. B. We
dell. 1443
SLIGHTLY damaged wheat at $3.50
per 100 pounds at tho mill or $3.65
delivered C. O. D. Associated Farmers'
Milling Co. Telephone 2025-W. 1277
TWO 4x9 Standard Brunswick ball
pocket billiard tables Al condition.
Cheap for cash. See D. Herman Bowl-
inf nnrl TlllllnT-H "Psirlnra
JIM'S GROCETERIA is run Ilko the
postoffico. Small buyers get the same
prico as largo ones. Customers save
the cost of doliveriiirf, oookkoeplng
and clerks. Everything In groceries is
cheaper. 183 24th Street 6-1-tf
IMPORTED canaries. 2220 Lincoln
Ave. 814
SIX largo sacks of kindling wood, $1.
J. II. Wheelwright. Phono 828. 748
THE party that took the articles from
Mrs. Sparber's homo Is known. If ar
ticles aro roturned without further
troublo, a liberal reward will be paid
and no questions asked. Mrs. Harry
Sparber. 1G88
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho District Court of tho, Second
Judicial District in and for' Weber
County, State of Utah.
In the matter of tho estate of Annie
E. Bingham, deceased. Creditors will
present claims with vouchers to the
undersigned at tho law offices of Har
ris & Jonson, Suite 405 David Eccles
Bldg., Ogden, Utah, on or beforo De
cember 3rd, 1917.
EZRA A. BINGHAM, Administrator.
HARRIS & JENSON,
Attorneys for Administrator.
First publication Oct 3, 1917.
Last publication, Oct. 31, 1917.
INFORTION BUREAU 1
Accident Insurance-
Aetna Accident & Liability Co. Auto '
and liability Insurance, H. A. Purdy, I
2377 Hudson Ave. Pnono 483,
Attorneys
C. C. Richards, Bulto C17 Davtf Eo
clea Bids. Fnono 48.
Auto Tires and Repairs
Modern Tiro Servico Shop, ropairo and
rebuilding. Goodyear 8ervlco Station.
John HartoEr, Mgr., 360 Hudson Avo.
Phono
Bankmg
Ogden Stato Bank, Commercial & Sav
Iniiu Depta. Hoed Hotel Bldg. Phone 62.
Auto Accessories
Garage. "Repolra, Studebaker Agency.
Mack-Robinson Co.. 2440 Grant Avenue.
Phono 891.
Banking
Utah National Bank, southeast comer
XiUi Ht, and Wash. Ave. Phone 6L
Buttermilk .
Freeh dally from pasteurized cream.
10c cllon at the plant. Mutual' Creamery
Co., Phono 21&,
Carpet Cleaning
K. Van Kampen for upholntorlng; car
tts cleaned, altered and laid. Rc-maldng
ox maVtreusea, Phono 838.
Chiropractor
F. J. Froenor, Chiropractic Offices,
S0a-10-ll-12-.l-14-26, Col. Hudson Bldg.
Phono 311
Chiropractors
Johnson. McKell. Wilson, suit 409-11-12-1S-
to 26, 4th floor Hudson Bids. X-Bay
Laboratory. Phone 707.
Qi A. Culllnan, Graduate of P. 8. C.
Fred Bplnal Analysis. 2370 Washington
Gty Scavengers
PhSnSrs-W.00' 2734 Qraot avenue,
Connselor-at-Law
Lawyer O'Connolly, over Commercial
National Bank, Phono 1L.
Engraving
Ogden Engraving Servico Co., makers
of fine cuts In one or moro colors. 24QS
Washington Ave. Phono 463,
Federal Land Co.
Cattle Ranches our specialty. Fnm
lands, city property 416 24th 8treet.
Phono 640
Hair Dressing
Ladles' combIng3 mndo into Hwltchea.
Prices reasonable. Address 2839 Nyo.
Phono 1836. 1377
Furrier and Taxidermist
Furs cleaned, remodeled In latest styles.
Orders taken for new furs at reasonable
prices. Work guaranteed. T. Gajeswsky.
at Burt's Store. Phono 118.
Hotel
The Only Fireproof Hotel In Ogden.
Rates 7Eo and up. The Now Brlgham.
Wall Ave., and 24th St. hone 2430,
Job Printing
"Let Mo Estimate." B. F. Thomas,
Printer. 2476 Waah. Ave. Phone 147-J,
Junk and Hides
Western Hide & Juak Co., 2223 Wash
ington Ave. Phono 31,
Junk
Ogden Junk House, 2059 Warn. Ave.
Phono 210
Loose Leaf Sheets and Covers
Bookbinding. Ruling & Mfg. Stationer,
J. Wilson, 24t5 Wash. Ave Phone S60,
Money to Loan
Salaried peoplo con got It wthout se
curity, others on furniture, pianos, tc,
218 Hudebn Bldg. Phono 871-J,
New and Second-Hand Goods
A. SInor. New and Second-Hand Fur
niture, Clothing, etc, bought and sold.
Suit casos cheap. 241-243 2Gth Street.
Photographers
The Amundsen Studios. Wo pleas s tho
liard to pieaso. 2469 Washington Ayo
nuc Phono 2276-R.
Physician and Surgeon
Dr. A. Fernlund. Office hours 11 lo 4
p. m. New Pcery Bldg. Hudson Avo.
Res. Phono 646j Office Phono 1900-W,
Roofing and House Painting
Remember that leaky roof. Get It ro
paircd. Cull up 2173-M and have It re
paired. No tlmo like tho prosont. 637
27th Street. C. H. ZERBE.
Sanitary Work
Sanitary Garbage Co., all kinds of rub
bish hauled, ash pita cleaned. Prico
reasonable. Phono 620. .
Sewing Machines -
Whlto Sowing Machine Co., 2255 Washi
Inglou Avo, Phono 2S84.
Tents nnrl Awninp-c
Ogden Tent and Awning Co., manufac
turers of high-grade store, offico and
resident awnings. Watorproof covera,
bags, eta Anything In canvusu. 226S
Washington Ave. Phono 264,
Umbrellas
Repaired, covorod, sold, bought, ex
changed. Tools ground; small repairs,
Alvord & Anything. Phono 333.
. t
Vacuum Cleaners
Electric Servico Co. StuVtovant and
Santo Carpet Cleaners, J and up per day,
42C 24th Stroot. Phone S3.
EW MEMBER OF
George W. Anderson.
George W. Anderson of Boston,
Tvlasa., has been nominated by Prosi- lf
dent Wilson for membership in the IH
interstate commerce commission. J
Mr. Anderson has been United States jH
district attorney in Boston since IH
1914 and during the early part of the IH
-war was detailed by Attorney Gen- IH
eral Gregory to make a nation-wide jH
investigation into the high cost of H
food products. H
SUMMONS. IH
In the District Court of Weber Coun- H
ty, state of Utah. 1
Addle Koepke, plaintiff, vs. W. B. H
Koepke, defendant. IH
The State- of Utah to said Defend-
You are hereby summoned to appear H
within twenty days. after service of
'this, summons upon you, if served -with-in
the county in which this action is
borught; otherwise, within thirty days H
after service, and defend the above en
titled action; and in case of your fail- H
ure so to do, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand IH
of the complaint, which has been filed H
with the Clerk of said Court, together
with a copy for you.
This action is brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the bonds of mat- jH
rimony heretofore existing between
you and the plaintiff. IH
Chez and Stine, Plaintiff's AU'vb. fM
P. O. Address, 403 First National
Bank building, Ogden City, Utah.
First publication Sept. 20, 1917. IH
Last publication, Oct. 25, 1917.
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Queen City Kcbekah Lodge, No. 4, L u. H
O. K, meets second and lourth Saturday ll
evenings at Odd Kellowa hall Visiting IH
members Invited. Marie Beck, N. G..
Lulu Cloudman, Kecortung Secretary, 2616 H
van Huren. IH
Brotherhood of American Teomcn, Og
den Homestead No. 1605 mceta on every H
Tuesday evening in W. G. W. aall. Fra- H
ternlty building, Washington avenue.
Visiting Archers are cordially Invited to IH
met with ub. Fred Mitchell, zreinan; J, IH
A Junk, correspondent, 3202 Washington
avenue.
Ogden Lodsti No. 131f Loyal Order of
Moose meets every Friday night, 8 o'clock
Knights of Phias hall, 2361 Grant avo
Due. A T. Hostmark, Dictator; J. H. 1
Knauss, Secretary, Jul Colonel Hudson
liuilding.
Tho Woman's Benefit Association ot
tho Maccaoces, Silver Review, No. 1,
, meets every Friday evening at S o'clock
in tile Woodman nail. Fraternity block,
2220 Washington avenue. Visiting mem
bers cordially Invited to attend. Kmma
Haolock, L. C; Jennie Frout, 1C 246i
Van Buren avenue.
The Royal Highlanders, Ogden Castla
62b, meets in the Eagles hall on Hudson
avenue every second and lourtn Tuesday
evenings at ti o'clock. Visiting Highland
era cordially invited. Q. Van Hoist,
111 Pro., P. F. Planz, 2536 Lincoln. &ccre-lary-treasurer.
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American Masonic Federation (Unlver- IH
eal Scotusn Kite) Ogden Lodge No. 81 IH
mots every Monday 6 p. m. at 363 24th IH
BL James Macbeth, R.W.M., 245U Wash.
Ave. U. A Muiler, Secretary, 2562 Was.,,
Ave.. Visitors always welcome. IH
Royal Neighbors of America meets
every Becoiiu and fourth Monday nigh La IH
of ea.cn mouth at a o'citfCK .at the new
Udd rcllows hall, Fraternity building.
Visiting neighbors invited. Mary Cruw- IH
lord, Oracle, 2b ( Lalayetto, lectio Tur
ner. Recorder, 2b43 an iuretu
Masonic Queen Kstnor Chapter No. 4,
O. Jii. b., regular meetings held at Mason
lc hall on Washington Ave,, between -'atii
and 26th Sta,, the urst and third Fridays
oi eacn monUi. sojourning members cor
dially invited to attend, Cora 13. Heath,
W. M.; Linda. L. Irwin, secretary.
Woodmen of the World, Weber Camp
No. 74, meets in the W. O. W. hxU, Fra
ternlty block, 232 U Washington avenue,
every Thursday evening at 6 o'clock.
Visiting oodmcn coruially invited to
aUtnd. C. L. Nelson, U. C; W, M. Pig
gocc Cleric. P. O. Uoz isa.
Fraternal Order of JSaglos, Ogden
Aerlti No. 118, meets every Wednesday
evening at a ociov.it at L'ugles Home,
2-131 urant Ave. Visiting brother Kaglej
are invited to attend the meetings. CIud
looms open at 11 a. in. C. IX Carllle, W,
President; C. A Henslcy, Secretary; Dr,
H. IS. rorbes, Aerie Physician.
Order of Owls, Ogden Nest, No. 121.
Order of Owls, meets every Friday even
lng in their own hall (the old Klk Club
rooms) at 8 o'clock. Visiting Brother
Owls aro invited to attend tho Nest IH
meetings. R. B. iHendcrshot, President;
H. B. Holland, Secretary;
Utah Camp No. S'J'JO Modern Woodmen
of America, meets every Wodnesday
night in tlio Hurst hall, 243b Hudson
Ave. Out of town members cordially
Invited to meet with us. Fred B. Wll
Hams, consul; J. R. llinchcilif. Clerk.
Ogden Lodge No. & Independent Ordor
of Odd Fellows, meets in 1. O. O. F. hall
every Tuesday evening. Visiting broth
era cordially invited to bo present. H, P.
Peterson. N, U.; Henry Klssell, Socro-i
tary.
Tho Ordor of Railway Employes, Ogden
Division No, 41, meets overy first and H
third Fridays of each month at tue
Eagles h(il), at 8:16 p. m. Visiting brotii
ers cordially invltcu. Adrian Uchipper,
Secretary. H
Ogden Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias
In Castlo Hall of tho Pythian building, 'H
2361 Grant avenue. Visiting Knights wol-
come, Allen Gorr. C. C: W. L. Under-
wood, K of R S,! tt a Palmer, 22S3
Washington, M. of F. jH
Women of Woodcraft, Ogden Circlo No.
681 mocta overy Wednesday night at 7:30
o'clock, now Woodman hall. Visiting
Neighbors Invited. Duos will bo collected
on tho 6th of each month at Palno i
Hurat Store. Sarah T. Itonsoiu. G. M..
145 West Pattorcon Ave, Phono i-3-R.
Mario Crltea. Clerk, 2721 Monroo Ave..
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