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, I THE OGDEN STANDARD: QGDEN.JJTAH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1918. n
) E j Female Help
rtfAN-TED Girl or woman for genera!
ill? network and cooking, family of two
? I jffffng. Phone 725. 21
& : ; Tny wanted to take care of two slcV
m ; i n Wases $3.50 per day. Room and
6 ' ward- Call at 132 25th St., city. Mr,
, peter KMls. 22
tTnTBD A girl to iron.' Pay good
ft lYe. Wasatch H. Laundry, 1SS1
f I osbAvo. 11
15 CpERlENCED responsible woman or
t ri for general housework. Small fam-
ti ;, f.. Good salary. Phone 1175 or call
i ;5iQ Ecclcs. 9097
I 7nBLlABLE experienced housekeep
I er. 1,2 Llnc0,n- 9075
I oMPETENTT eIrl or woman for Een
1 ra'l housework. Apply 2505 Tyler.
; I e 9073
! viDDLE aged woman to care for old
i gentleman. Ph. 1401-j. 9066
jf GIRL or woman for general housc-
oric. No washing, can go home nights.
I pbonc 2199-J. 9043
A Glrl 'anted at GreenwellV. confec
tionery. 8089
A Sirl for housework, 541 26th St. Ph.
H9i. S085
i . .
GIRLS and women learn a trade! And
I ' vou will have a permanent job. We
I 'rgy you while you Jearn. Wo work 48
; Jours per week, 52 weeks in the year.
I Remembor this is no temporary job.
i ic means to you steady employment,
f Apply Scowcroft's Mfg JDept. 7964
CHAMBERMAID wanted at Reed Ho
tel 7940
WANTED Girls at American Linen
Supply company. 7870
: 3. Z. WASH Day Tablets make wasn
' ; Ing easy. Your grocer has them. 7724
;; ONE large front room in cottage,
if Nicely furnished. Also one back bed-
room. Inquire 2874 Wash. 7578
WANTED Experienced mangle girls.
U, p. laundry. 6970
L---.- Ma?e HeIp I
AT ONCE, bushe7manT"one whT"can
use press machine. Model Laundry.
1
Men Men
Men
Help Your
Government
Help us build the plant at
1 JNITRO, W. Va., that is going ;
: to send daily 425,000 pounds j
i of powder to OUR BOYS.
Utah responded nobly for 1
the first quota of 500 men. "j
; Now we want another 500. j
SOU j
I LABORERS !
$4.40 PER DAY J
jj $8.00 PER DAY ON SUNDAY
j: STEAM FITTERS ' '
SHEET METAL
. WORKERS j;
No money needed. 1
Meals Free En Route,
j Transportation free.
, j Open 8 A. M. Until 9 P. M.
Apply to T. T. Sullivan,
! UNITED STATES EMPLOY-
1 : MENT OFFICE !
; 2402 Wall Ave. ;
- HONEST boy about 17 to help baker,
- wcellent wages, a good warm job for
the winter. Be wise, leam a trade so 1
; that when the war is over you will be
"j able to get work at high wages. Green -1?
Well Confectionery. 27
i
; WANTED Porter at Broom hotel,
j s S040
j TIHST-CLASS machinist ana mould -'i
ers wanted at Ogdea Iron Works com-
-paay. 71SS
WANTED
A ; Situations !;
1 WOMAN wishes work by day. 2138
Jefferson. Mrs. Kate Chrlstensen. 25
! I -
j , ACCOUNTANT, good bookkeeper,
.! married, moving to Ogden wants po
j iuion. Phone 2594 -w. 12
WANTED Work to do at home by
I :l Pen or typewriter. Phone 2155 -j.
f 9091
r "-
f PRACTICAL nurse. Phone 1532. Res.
;pG 13th St, 9067
V PRACTICAL nursing in private mod
' house. Best of- references. 2102
ilwoo. 9031
! : POSITIONS secured for Dott sexes at
; ' L6e Helping Hand bureau, 2447 Grnnt
j , "ln0 &S9. 6240
j ! DRESSMAKING j
r lES'talloringe siatlison. 1932M
3-10-iyr
c Read the Classified Ads.
tl
: FOR SALE
Real Estate
I MODERN 5 room brick. Kice location
i 2,? Dencn- Reasonable terms by owner.
L Phone 3245.
: THREE choice building lots. 50x125
' on Farloy Ave. Phone 2882-J. 4
1 5 3-10 a. C mi.' of town. Horse and' bug
gy and implements. Phono 26S4-r.
' 1002
$1700 EASY PAYMENTS will buy 6
room house, large lot, city water,
sidewalk. Close to car line and good
schools. R, P. Hunter, 411 21th St.
Phone 1803-J. ' 9096
FOR SALE or trade by owner, good
modern home. Payment down, $35.00
per month, no Interest Will take good
car as part payment. Phone [phone]
GOOD paying rooming house. Good
condition. Call 223 1-2 25th. 9053
SOME good land with water, some at
$350.00 and some at $400.00 an acre,
close to city limits. Five acres with
water right. Small house only $1600.00.
Five room modern only $1600.00. Easy
terms. H. Van Braak, 302 35th. Phono
2139-w, 9069
OGDEN HOME BARGAINS
5 ROOM modern brick bungalow on
bench built-in cabinets, sleeping
porch, cement basement, large linen
cabinet, beautiful fir finish. Price
$3500.00. $850.00 cash, balance $30
per month, interest at 7 per cent.
4 ROOM modern California bungalow,
largo lot, compartment basement, built
in cabinets, etc. Brand new. $2650.00.
$1000.00 down.
6 -ROOM modern bungalow, larco lot,
three bedrooms, built-in cabinets,
bookcases, sleeping porch. Price $2850.
1-2 cash.
R. G. AGEE
Basement Broom Hotel. Phone 69 or
683. 9021
A GOOD 5-room modern home on Jef
ferson avenue. Hot and cold water,
barn and shed. Only $1700.00. $300.00
clown, balance same as paying rent.
J, J. Brummltt, 2320 Washington Ave.
9022
STORE and dwelling, well located on
bench. Store equipped with electric
scales and mill. Price includes lot and
building with half interest in drive
way. Your own terms. Price only
$1300. Under First Nafl bank. J. A.
McCulloch. 9001
A GOOD 4 -room house with' nine lots,
well located on the bench, for $800.
$100.00 down and $15.00 per month,
low rate of interest. J. J. Brummltt,
Phone 59. 9022
mvv&ius (-room oriCK nouse, mty
foot lot, close in on paved street. Pav
ing paid; part cash, part time. $5000.
O. A. Kennedy, basement Utah Nat'l
Bldg. 8091
A GOOD 4 -room modern frame house,
within three blocks of the Broom ho
tel, $1750.00. $300.00 down, balance
same as paying rent, J. J. Brummltt,
2320 Washington Ave. 9022 i
A GOOD lot on 31st street 25x137 feet
to alley only $25.00. $5.00 down and $5
per month. J. J. Brummltt. Phone 59.
9022
3 -ROOM modern brick house close in
on bench and car line. Good barn and
parage. Walk, sewer, curb and gutter
all paid. Lot 43x150 to 20 ft. alley.
Price $3800. $750 cash, long time bal
ince. J. A. McCulloch. 9001
5 ROOM pressed brick modern, close
:n. Snap, by owner. 827 Washington.
7727
3 -ROOM new modern brick bungalow.
Hardwood floors, half basement, elec
ric fixtures, linoleum on kitchen and
)ath room tloors, garage. Lot 40x150.
Jouth front, close to paved street and
jar line, $800 cash, time on balance.
3nly $3900. J. A. McCulloch. 9001
EVERYTHING for rent, Ogden Rent
il agency. 374 25th at. Phono 69.
3657
3LUE enameled lavalliere with small
Jiamond. Finder please call 18S9. Re
gard. 24
PARCEL lost between Hooper and Og
den. Return 21 Argyle Apts. 9
V MAN'S heavy brown macklnaw. Re
turn to Jogalong Transfer. Reward.
909S
DN 25th &. Wash., large cameo brooch.
Ret. to Mclntyre Drug No. 2. Reward.
9037
LOST Friday afternoon between 2
;iud 4 p. m. on road from Farminglon
Lo Ogden 2 leather suitcases containing
ladies wearing apparel. Liberal re
ward if returned to Clerk, Marlon Ho
Lel, Ogden. 7965
Remember that slacker dollars sacrifice
patriotic blood.
: WANTED
j To Rent j
YOUNG married couple wants oneor
two room light housekeeping apart
; ment. Box 125, Standard. 29
COUPLE without children would like
! to rent 4 or 5-room furnished home.
Phone 1045-J. 23
480 ACRES 160 deeded, fenced, 320
relinquishment; 2-room house, out
l building, open stream, water-right,
' open range, springs, 400 acres tillable.
$3000. Will take Ogden property. P. O.
box 35, Yost, Utah. Edd Sanderson,
L Yost, Utah. 36
S ROOM bouse with rull bastmcnt,
good barn, sheds, chicken coops, shade
trees and lawn. Fine location. Tolle
phono 2818-J. 908S
LFOR SALE AUTOS j
CHALMERS car practically new.
Phone 19S3-J. 9072
-630 CHALMERS. Inquire Mr. Harpstor
at Cheesman Auto Co. 7789
SAXON-Srx Owner going to war.
Nearly now. Box 89 Standard. 7161
T.ead the Classified Ads.
FOR RENT ij
Furnished
;j ST. PAUL HOTEL
St. Paul Hotel, No. 429
Twenty-fifth street, now open.
-Building has been remod
eled and is one of the most
modern hotels in tho city.
Rooms reasonable by the day,
week or month. J. P. O'Neill,
Manager.
4
4 - ROOM house close in. Apply Phono
1015-J. 38
5- ROOM with bath. No children; no
dogs. Call 739 24th St. or Phone 942.
Must give reference. 30
TWO rooms with bath, 2349 Quincy. 31
WANTED Two ladles or a couple to
share modern home with mother and
daughter. Reasonable rent. B, care
Standard. 17
NICELY" furnished cottage. Cole's
Court. Rear 240 26th 13
3 ROOM partly furnished. Inquire 2128
Lincoln. 10
3 HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 3338 Wall.
14
FURNISHED rooms. 2146 Lincoln.
9093
ONE furnished modern apartment, 336
21st. 9095
HSKPG rooms. 2731 Madison. Phono
2029. 9070
FURNISHED apt. 437 Herrlck. 9073
ONE largo room nicely furnished for
housekeeping. Phono 2906-w. 2106
Washington. 9056
HOUSEKEEPING- fur. and unrur., gas,
$S.OO up. 536 31st. 7907
SLEEPING rooms, single or ensuite.
Running water. 2526 Adams Ave. S004
PLAZA APARTMENTS.
COMPLETELY" furnished for light
housekeeping. Elevator, amusement
hall, phone, light, heat and gas. Maid
service if desired. Rates $20 to $37.60.
7909
ROOMS for housekeeping, 427 24th St.
7739
FURNISHED 5-room house. Call to
morrow only, 2932 Childs jive. 7722
A NEATLY furnished apartment. Tho
Pearl, 27th and Grant. Phone 2920
6311
HOUSES nnd flatr. 2534 Gronu JH2-tl
WANTED 1
To Buy j
FEW cheap horses. Must be cheap.
Mont Haworth, 2810 River. 9074
OLD keys, 10c dz. Ph. 333. 9026
WANTED TO BUY AT ONCE
A FOUR or five room modern home.
Wo can also handle if the price is
right a few small acreage tracts close
in. R. G. Agee, Bsmt. Broom Hotel.
Phono 69 or 683. S002
GOOD car Buick or Saxon-slx pro
ferea. Stato price. Box A. D. care
Standard. 7162
WANTED
Miscellaneous
A high grade genuine leather Daven
port, leather rockers and chairs, fumed
oak dining room sot, library table, bed
room furniture, piano, etc. Must be
sold at once. Party leaving town.
Browning Apts., No. 9, Washington
avenue. . 28
LITTLE girl between 1 & 2 years to
adopt, Mrs. G. W. Hardy, Roy, Utah.
9077
CLEAN RAGS wanted at the Stan
dard office.
TWO boarders in private home. Ex
cellent meals. Call 1556. 9009
RALPH P. HUNTER, Established
18S9. Hortgage Loans, Real Estate
Insurance, Utah, Idaho lands, farmj
and city property. Persons desiring to
loan money on good first znortgago
security will do well to consult mo.
Good applications always on hand. 411
iMtti St., Ogden, Utah. 3310
W. 'A. Pierce Agency Real Estate, In
surance,, Loans, Notary. 15 Commer
cial Bank Bldg. Phone 300.
MONEY to loan on real estate secur
ity. J. J. Brummitt 6-21 -tf
I REAL ESTATE Mortgage and Loan
j Kelly & Horrick. 6-16-U
1 Wanted!
I Apply to John Shields, employ- H
ment agent, Amalgamated Sugar 9
Co., at 2354 Hudson avenue (old I
Tribe garage). Sugar factory 1
now in operation, other factor-
les In Utah and Idaho will begin I
operations about October 15. If
ICan furnish employment of I
varied nature at the different I
factories. H
I; FOR RENT
Unfurnished
5-ROOM modern brick house at 133
Poplar avenue. Phono 2371-W. 37
5- ROOM modern brick, adults onlv.
Apply 850 23rd. Phono 2S43-J. 39
4-ROOM house. 2138 Jefferson. N. C.
Chrlstensen. 26
HOUSE for rent and chiffonier for
sale. 2049 Adams. iooi
4 ROOMED house. Call 20-J-4. 9079
6- ROOM modern frame, 5 blocks south
first class repair. E. F. Bratz. 417
Eccles Bldg. Phone [phone]
9 ROOMS partly furnished! Phone
3258-m. 9057
HOUSEKEEPING rooms up stairs
building In heart of city. Low rents.
Warm building. J. M. Foristall, Ec
clcs Bldg. 9049
ROOMS with or without furniture; gas
heaters. 2468 Wash. 8032
3 ROOMS, sleeping porch, lights, wa
ter, toilet, $11. 2748 Jefferson. J 7927
PRIVATE garage, $7 per month. In
quire 2546 Adams or phono 1943. 7916
FOR SALE
s Miscellaneous ij
AN 11 -ft. mahogany finish, plate glass
shoecase practically new. Tel. 844 -W.
37
CHILD'S bed, with mattress. Good as
new. Phone 981-J. 35
A few White leghorn cockerels, "Hill
view Stock" descendents from leaders
in national laying contests at Moun
tain Grove, Mo. Tel. 1478 or call at 143
25th St. W. O. Jones, 143 25th. 34
FURNITURE and household " goods.
2233 Jefferson Ave. - 8
WHITE flint corn, 424 30th. 6
A DROPPIEAD sewing machine
cheap. Am leaving town. 3154 Grnt
avenue. 90S3
IMPORTED canaries. 2220 Lincoln.
9050
APARTMENT house for sale. Good
business. Reasonable terms. 330 23rd
St. 9020
ADJUSTABLE Acme dress form near
ly new at 2739 Grant. 8026
APPLES, $1 and $1.25. Windfalls 50c.
576 Canyon Rd. Ph. 1646-j. 8012
Pianos, PLAYER-PIANOS
sold for lowest prices- at 2524
Washington Avenue. Phono 173.
FOR vegetables call 1574. 7941
LABOR and soap saved hy using E. Z.
Wash Day Tablets. At all grocors.
7725
BASS horn cheap. C. D. Conn, 1984
Washington averue. 76S4
GROCERIES, staples, best brandB,
lowest prices on tho Benc Martin
Casn grocery, 740 24th St. Phone 537.
6812
GROCERIES in retail quantities at
wholesalo nrlces. Ogden'a Groceteria,
181 24th St. 5842
9 column Burrouch's Adding machine.
Good working order $100 cash. Apply
Standard ofllce. 5371
FOR RENT
Acreage J
20 ACRES wheat land part of it al
ready plowed, will rent for part of the
crop or cash, J. J. Brummltt, 2320
Washington ave. 9021
THE OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE
x knsw wHeR5 i. lost it rr
X suppose, i ss L-i ce- 0
HUNTING. SVASRYtuNePcS fcnR (T ;gr-i
Sex No Longer
Makes Difference.
In City Salaries
LOSANGELES. Cal. Oct. 18 Sex Is
no longer a matter for differentiation
in salaries, so far as tho Los Angeles
police department is concerned.
The city council has adopted a
suggestion to that effect and requested
the city attorney to frame an ordin
ance providing that hereafter women
officers will receive the same pay as
do men for similar work.
At present Los Angeles policewomen
are receiving from $85 to $95 a
month; male officers receive as much
as $115.
The council also has approved a
plan by which all officers will receive
$120 a month after your years of oer
vice. nn
"Flzzwatcrs Is a hot sport. Isn't ho?"
"You betchaf" replied a citlzci. of a
bone-dry community. "He is tho best
JudgM of sarsliparllla I ever saw " Kan
sas City Star.
Drastic Action
Against Influenza
Merc in Iowa
DES MOINES, la., Oct. IS. "Public
gatherings of all kinds," are prohibited
under the Spanish influenza quaran
tine order issued late yesterday by the
Iowa state board of health, and this
includes football games and other out
door gatherings, It was explained to
day. The order, which went into effect
today and continues until it "shall be
deemed advisable," to release it,
closed all theaters, moving picture
houses, churches, lodges and other
public meeting places throughout the
state.
nn . . . .
"Been hunting today, stranger?"
"Yes." ,
"Shot anything?"
"I don't know yet I'm waiting for the
rest of the party to get into camp so
that wo can call the roll." Country
Gentleman.
BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF UTAH
In the Matter of the Application of the Bamberger Electric Railroad Com
pany, for Permission to Increase its Freight and Passenger Rates:
Case No. 97.
NOTICE OP HEARING.
Notice is hereby given that the application of the Bamberger Electric
Railroad Company, for the permission of the Public Utilities Commission of
Utah to increase its freight and passenger rates, will bo heard before tho
commission, Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday, the 29th day of October,
1918. at ten o'clock a. m.
By order of the Commission.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this eleventh day of October, A. D., 1918.
T. B. BANNING, Secretary. j
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Newspapermen Are ; H
Called to Serve ; H
In the Infantry H
CAMP KEARNY, San Diego, Cal.,
Oct, 18 la there some strange cort
nection between service on tho trench
and camp, a soldiers' newspaper here,
and being ordered to officers' train
Ing school? That is a question men
working on that paper are trying to
answer. '1
Within the past few months Robert
Halliday, 158th (Arizona) infantry;
Herbert Messer, 115th ammunition 'H
train; Corporal F. R. Darrow, 143
(California) field artillery; E. C. Card- iH
ner, 157th (Colorado) infantry; O. IH
Woodbury, 145th (Utah) field artillerv
and Sergeant D. R. Owcna, 115th field
signal battalion, all have been called 'H
from posts on the paper's staff to uri- IH
der go training looking to their ap
pointment as officers. tH
Still more recently, Telford Work,
Y. M. C. A. secretary who acted as lH
editor in chief, has been called into IH
military service, only to be detailed 'H
in a few days to take up his former 'H
work though wearing an infantrv
man's uniform, Instead of a VY" sec- ,IH
rctary's. 'H
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IS Tho sen- H
ate foreign relations committee after
brief consideration today ordered tho 1
Italian draft treaty favorably reported
to the senate. Tho treaty is similar
to thoso negotiated by the United
States with Great Britain, France and
Greece.
JNFORMATTO I
Anything New or Old. l
Be your own salesman. Tell no lies. jH
Select your wants. Pay. 2416 Grant. 'H
Phono 333. 8003 H
Att6rney-at-Law II
E. T. Hulaniski, Lawyer, 313-311, iH
First National Bank. Phone 202. H
iawyer O'Connally, over Commer- IH
lcai iauonai nans, mono n.
Accident Insurance 1
Aetna Accident & Liability Co.,
Ato and Liability Insurance. H. A, I
Purdy, 2377 Hudson Ave. Phono 483, '
Automobile Supplies -
Garage, Repa:ra, Studebaker Agency,
Mack-Kooinson Co., 2440 Grant Ave,
Piiono 891. ,
Everything for Automobiles. Every-, ;
thing ior Electricity. Auto and Elbe-,
trie Suppjy. 2otJ4 . Washington Ave,
Phone 3K and 325.
Banking v .
Jgden State Bank, Commercial 8a
Savings Uept3. Reed Hotel Bldg,
Phone G2.
Utah National Bank, southeast cora
er :iih SL and Wasn. Ave. Phono 61.
Carpet Cleaning
K. Van Kamyen for upholstering;,
carpets cleaned, altered and laid. Re
making of mattresses. Phone S83.
Expert carpet cleaning, mattreaa
renovating, upnolstering, and tprlngj ,
rejtretched. Call E. J. Hainptci; Cot I
Phone V.586-W. j
Chiropractors M
i. j. McKell, chlrooractor, fourth I
flour Col. Hudson Bldg. Phono G30, Ifl
3001 !
City Scavengers
McCarty &. Co., 2734 Grant avenue,
Fhone 201S-W
Electrical Wiring i
Wiring and repairing In all its I
branches Auto, it Electric Supply,
25o4 Wasn. Ave. Phono 325-326. 4084
Engraving
Ogden Engraving Service Co., mak-.
ero of Una cuts In one or inoro colors
240S Washington Ave. Phone 463. "
Piano Tuning
Thomns S. ivshworth, expert piano
tuningf voicing, repairing, action regu
lating. Work guaranteed. Leave orj- I
ders at 2524 Washington avenue.
Phuue no. , bUtd
Furrier and Taxidermist
Furs cleaned, stored and remodeled
In be Jastest styles. New orders takoa i .
Summer prices. All work guaranteed,
T. Gajewsky at Burt's store. Phonq
118. j
Hotel-
Tho Only Fireproof Hotel in Ogden i
Rates 75c and up. The New Brlghan
Wall Avo. and 24th Gt. Phono 2430,
Junk and Hides
Western HIdo & Junk Co., 2223
Washington avo. Phono 861. V
Ogden Junk House, 2059 Wash. Ave,
Phone 210. )
iVloney to Loan
Salaried peoplo cat, get it without
security, others on furniture, pianos, ;
etc. 218 Hudson Bldg. Phone 871-J,
New and Second Hand Goods
A. Sinor, new and second- hand fur-,
niture, clothing, etc., bought and sold,"
Su.t cases cheap. 241-243 25th St,
Phone 1321.
Physician and Surgeon
Dr. A. Fernlund, Offico hours 11 ta
4 p. m. New Peeiy Bldg., Hudson Avo.
Rei. Phono 646; Office phone 1900-W,
Rup Weaver .
M. W. Goeschl, rugs of new goods, rag :
rugs and carpets. 3227 Washington
Telephone 1443-W, Ogden, Utah. 9005
Sewing Machines
White Sewing Machino Co., 2277; !
Washington Ave. Phono 2SS-1. ; , -
Saniiary Work
Saintary Garbage Co., all kinds ot. .
rubbish hauled, ash pits cleaned,. '(
Prices reasonable. Phone 620. j j
Second Hand Stoves r. t
Wo take your old rango as first pay
ment on any now range or will buyj
your old range outright.-- Homo Fur-,
niture Co. . 75231