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THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGPEN, UTAH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 191b. . y l
JR WANTED I
k ; Female Help
''ll'l GIRL wanted at Grecnwcll Confee-
j'l-J tlouer
' 1 if fOOD coolc, good wages. Phono 2109J.
jtl u v 640
- I YOUNG girl for house work, small
i If fanillv, no washing. 656 23rd sL Phone
J II IrlO 624,
' ill WANTED Chambermaid at Reed ho-
;j tk goo
,lf VANTBD Girl to sew on overalls.
1$ steady work. We pay whilo learning.
; Scowcroft. 506
Ajj experienced stenographer wishes
I position. Phono 1401-J. 426
'Wn HOUSEKEEPER about 45 or 50 years,
i Wanted. European hotel, room 10. 30S
!t E. Z. WASH Day Tablets make wash
I lag easy. Your grocer has them. 7724
mi WANTED Experienced mangle girlB.
m u. P. laundry. 6970
' i WANTED i
' I 4 "nIGHT porter, elderly man prefer -V
V. red. Apply IQ person at New Healy ho-
; i td. .
i ' HrST-CLASS moulders wanted at
i ' 'ogden Iron Works company. 71S8
!' "" wanted" 1
To Rent j
i ' FURNISHED apartnienL Two or four
rooms would consider furnished house,
it once by couple. Box K, Standard.
: '476
FOUR or 5-rm. mod. house. Close In.
Permanent tennant. References. Address 1
D. E.. Standard. I
i FOR RENT j
Furnished 5
S ! ARLINGTON HOTEL
:l ' 2439 Washington
I Centrally located, modern, hot
if and cold water, steam heat and
, telephones in rooms. Rates by
r' day, 50c and up. Byweek, $3
j and up. . ' 357 j
I
p FIVE room cottage, modern; no chil
tj f dren, no dogs; must give references.
r. Phone 942 or call 739 Twenty-fourth
I I street. 64S
(T 2 FURNISHED rooms, modern. Phone
: I 127C 302 1 Adams Ave. 647
H APARTMENT 528 21th St. 618
MODERN room- furnished, furnace
, heat, 5u4 22nd. 577
; ' MODERN house keeping rooms. No
j children. 2233 Jefferson Ave. - 572
i . MODERN furnace-heated room In pri
vate familj. Gentleman preferred. 441
r Herrlck Ave. $32
FOR rem Rooms wlthhousekceping
: , privileges. 2526 Adams Avfi. 484
SLEEPING rooms $2.50 to $3 per wk.
Steam heat and bath. 2474 Washing
'. ton. 263
'; HOUSEKEEPING fur. and unrur., gas,
$8.00 up. 536 olst. 7907
PLAZA APARTMENTS.
COMPLETELY furnished for lignt
; housekeeping. Elevator, amusemenrt
. hall, phone, light, heat and gas. Maid
-. ; service if desired. Rates $20 to 37.50.
! 7909
: ROOMS for housekGGnincr. 427 24th St.
; , 7739
. A NEATLY furnished apartment. The
: Pearl, 27th and Granu Phone 2920
5311
; ' HOLtfES nnd Hr.tB. 2534 Grant. 8-U-tl
FOR RENT j
; j Unfurnished !
! ; THREE room house for rent 38th. and
Grant. Inquire J. H. Roberts at Grant
; hotel. 614
(f 4-ROOM modern apt. Apply 2620 Mon
i roc. Phone 2694R. 639
' ; 5- ROOMS strictly modern, furnace,
' sas, garage. Rent cheap. Phone
; 2055-71. 610
4-ROOM house. Inquire Ph. 2130 -J. 614
5-ROOM new modern bungalow. 3427
Adams. $2$.(W. Botawcll & Swan Co.
, .,m 612
4 ROOMS unfurnished, also one sleep -,
ii'g room. 372 24th St. 556
ROOMS with or without furniture; gas
t "caters. 2468 Wash. 552
, i FOR rent A two-story and basement
wick warehouse on Wall street Will
h glvo lease. Apply John Scowcroft &
X bons Co., 23rd and Wall, Ogden, Utah.
j 445 j
(MONEY to loan on improved real es
tate. No unnecessary delay. E. F.
gratz, 417 Ecclcs Bldg. 453
;(. RALPH P. HUNTER, Established
1 S9. Lvortgage Loans, Real Estate
Insurance, Utah, Idaho lands, farmi
and city property. Persons desiring to
j loan nionty on good first mortgage
j Eecui-ity will do well to consult me.
i Good applications always on hand. 411
SL, Ogden, Utah. 3330
W. i, picrco Agency Real Estate, In
tu:nnco, Loana, Notary. 15 Common
cialBank Bldg. Phone 393.
MONEY to loan on real eatato secur
: y. J. J. Rrummltt 6-21-U
J REAL ESTATE Mortgage and Loan
j Kelly&Herriclc. 6-15 -tf
The kcingeroo ia n lioalthy looking anl
but it Is nearly ahvuyx on its laat
M FOR SALE
I Real Ectato :
j EXCHANGE FOR OGDEN
! PROPERTY.
i
500 acres deeded land gov
ernment reserve for summer
pasture; 300 acres irrigated al
falfa land; 200 acres wheat
land; 80 head white faces; 30
head horses; 200 tons hay;
complete set of implements.
There are three sets of buildings
and several live springs on the
ranch. Owner moving to Utah.
Price $30,000. Deal direct.
Address Box 101 Standard.
650
HOME, will soil cheap, party leaving
town. 262 33rd St. Phone 1272-R.
594
SEE THESE BARGAINS
5 ROOM modern brick bungalow,
sleeping porch, full cement basement,
mantle, built-in cabinets, garage. Price
$2950. S1450 cash.
2 ACRES best garden and fruit land
In Ogden, prior wator right. Place
Will produce $40.0 this year. Price
S2100. $600 cash. Balance 7 percent.
Phono 69 or 3149-W. 581
A GOOD sightly lot on 21st street. 25x
137 feet deep to alley, only S25. $5
down and $5 per month. J. J. Brurn
mitt. Phone 59. 583
BY OWNER, house and lot, 3 modern
rooms, cellar, screened back porch,
Close to car line. 27S1 Williams Ave.
579
IFOR SALE BY SKEEN REALTY 'CO.
Brand now six-room modern home
23rd and Madlscn Ave. Oak floors,
furnace heat, large basement, fire
place and all built-in features. Will
bp ready for occupation in 10 days. Lot
55x132, best built home money can
buy. Will sell on good terms. Look it
over.
TEN ACRE farm situated on car line,
6 room brick house, good outbuildings,
6 acres prunes, apples, etc., 4 acres j
general farming land, good water right.
Immediate possession, for S1000 cash.
Balance long time. 561
AN ELEGANT lot on 31st SL, 146 feet
front and 105 feet deep, only $100.
$10 down and 310 per month. J. J.
Brummitt, 2320 Washington Ave. 583
5 3-10 ACRES, implements, house and
lot. 2237 Endion. Phone 2684 -R. 529
26-ACRES A. I. Sandy loam, close to
State Highway, all good land, excellent
soil for tomatoes, beets, potatoes, etc.,
a splendid buy at $180 per acre.
40-ACRES good land with excellent
water right. 8 acres pasture, 32 acres
farming land, splendid for peas, hay,
tomatoes, etc. Good 6.-room brick
house, barn, stable, chicken house, etc.
Good team, harness, wagon, plow,!
mower, rake, harrows, cow, pigs,
chickens, etc. An exceptional good buy
at $S500. We also have several hundred
acres of good land to lease at $7.50 per
acre with water furnished 9 year lease
apply at once if interested as this land
will soon be gone. Herbert E. Smith
Co., room 12 Com. Natl. bank. Phono
2185-J or 753-W. 498 ,
: 1
A GREAT snap in a farm of 150 acres
located near Ogden, within a quarter
of n mile of railroad station. Plenty
of water, some of this land Is worth
$500 per acre. This is an elegant prop
osition for any ono to sub-divide and
to clean up anywhere from $25,000 to
$50,000 in the next thrco years. Only
$80.00 per acre, small payment, bal
anco on terms. J. J. Brummitt, Phono
59. 583
5-ROOM house 1 1-3 acres land, barn,
sheds, chicken house, fruit, water
righL Well located at Five-Points.
$300 cash, balance monthly. Only
$2100. J. A. McCulloch. 480
25-ViOOM rooming house for sale in
one of the best towns in Idaho. Cheap
if taken at once. Good terms. See Mr.
Condra, Marrlon hotel. Phone [phone]
A GOOD 5 room house, with large lot,
fruit nnd shade trees. Well located on
a principal street on tho bench, for
only $1400. $200 down and $20 per
month. A great snap. J. J. Brummitt,
2320 Washington Ave. 5S3
AN elegant lot on 31st streot 146 feot
front and 105 feet deep, only $100.
$10 down and $10 per month. J. J.
Brummitt, 2320 Wash. 149
STORE and dwelling, well located on
bench. Store equipped with electric
scales and mill. Prico includes lot and
building with half interest in drive
way. Your own terms. Price only
$1300. Under First Nat'l bank. J. A.
McCulloch. 9001
8-ROOM modern brick house close in
on bench and car line. Good barn and
garage. Walk, sewer, curb and gutter
all paid. Lot 43x150 to 20 ft. alloy.
Prico $3800. $750 cash, long Umo bal
ance. J. A. McCulloch. 9001
EVERYTHING- lor rent, Ogaen Rent
al agency. 274 25th aL Phone 69.
8657
. LosT 1
LOST hand bag between 2nd SL and
Washington avc., containing kodak,
baby clothes. Return 502 Choster. Rer
ward. 636
SMALL purse containing $7 in cur
rency, English penny and a key. Re
turn to Ogden City Ico Co. Keep money
and return penny and key. 613
LOST A Lin silk hand bag near 21st
car line. Valuable as keopsake to own
er. Reward. Return 2129 Qulncy. Tel.
1593 -W. 603
EARRING, flower design, with small
diamond. Phono 1125. Reward. 5544
SORREL maro horso, bald faco with
ono whito foot, quarter circle K on left
hip. Notify Walter. E. Brastron, 524
7th St. 510
r.?ad the Classified Ads.
, Read tho Claspifled AdB. )
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous,
BABY carriage, good condition, auto
top, will sell reasonable. Apt. 26, Ar
gyle. 645
GOOD winter onions $1.50 per hund
red, delivered. Phone 2J4. 646
OLIVER typewriter in good condition.
S13-25th sL 637
NO. 1 FRESH milk cow and calf. 1915
Grant. 625
S. & M. CHILI parlor now open. "The
is the real chili." Chicken tamalas and
other Spanish dishes. Also coffee,
sandwiches and light lunch. 2380 Hud
son Avenue. 619
LITTLE Shetland pony, harness,
bridle, saddle and cart. 3548 Utah Ave.
617
3-4 BRASS bed, rocker, haU tree,
practically new. 224 22nd St. 606
ALMOST new beater, buffet, dresser,
couch, centor table, dishes, rugs, etc.
Cheap. 2041 Jackson Ave. 584
TWO $50 Cyphon incubators, $30 each.
Two $37.D0 Petalumas, $20.00 each.
2041 Jackson Ave. 58 1
EIGHT very large storago batteries for
sale. L. J. Lelshman Co., 326 Hudson
Bldg. Phono 154. 575
HOGS, pigs and shoats for sale. Phone
8-R-3 or 266. C70
GOOD as new 54 -inch fumed oak ex
tension dining room table, 3 extra
leaves. $30, worth double. Phone 1734.
566
MAN'S fur coat and three fur robes
for sale. Phone [phone]
FURNITURE, corote traps. Phono
2684-R. 528
FURNITURE almost new must no
sold Uiis week. 3060 Washington Ave.
Call afternoons and ovcnlngs.
RESTAURANT for sale Good busi
ness. Chas. Sing, Montello, Nov. 477
WINTER vegetables for rale. Call
phono 1574. 438
RANGE, excellent condition. Cheap.
549 21sL 427
HIGH-GRADE Catswcta -oucrrs. Young
pigs. Phono 9-W. Josepn Barker Co.
224
IMPORTED canaries. 2220 Lincoln.
9050
Plmos, PLAYER-PIANOS
oold for lowest prlcoa- at 22
Waaalngton Avonuc. Phone 173.
LABOR and soap saved by using E. Z.
Wash Day Tablets. At ah grocors.
7725
BASS horn cheap. C. D. Conn, 19S4
Washington avenue. 76S4
GROCERIES, staples, best brands,
lowest prices on tho Bench. Martin
Cash grocery, 740 24th St. Phone 537.
6812
GROCERIES In rotall quantities at
wholesale prices. Ogdon's Groceteria,
181 24th SL 6S4J
9 column Burrough'a Adding machine.
Good working order $100 cash. Appl
Standard oQlce. 5371
f" WANTED
To Buy
.rv.'. Liau ivuujingion or unaerwood
typewriter. Must be in good condition.
Phone 2222. 57S
CORD wood any quantity. Greonwell
Confectionery. 333
A 4 or 5 room modern home. Phone
days 378, evenings 1427. 126
WANTED TO BUY AT ONCE
A FOUR or five room modern home.
We can also handlo If tho prico is
right a few small acreago tracts closo
in. R. G. Agee, BsmL Broom Hotel.
Phono 69 or 683. S002
GOOD car Bulck or Saxon-six pro
fered. Stato price. Box A. D. caro
SUndard. 7163
1 WANTED
I Situations 5
WANTED clerical or offlco work, by
young man 30 yrs. of age. Bx. 50 caro
Standard. 627
SEWING machines put into good con
dition. All work guaranteed or no
pay. Call evenings. Phono 1875. W.
628
YOUNG- man of 16 wants job. Collect
; ing, office work or any other position.
Box 176 Standard. 609
A-l ALL-ROUND clerical man wish
es position. Experienced in general ac
counting, and capable of taking ontiro
chnrge. Also familiar with credits
and collections. Well educated, rapid
typist, courteous. Social and business
standing unquestioned. Address W. M.
Johnson, New Healy hotol, Ogdon.
585
MAN 50 years old wants light work.
Can handlo steam heat, Is active, can
givo good reference. Phono 2384-M.
5S9
DAY nursery Cliildren cared for by
the day, week or month. 2204 Grant
Ave., or phono 889. 440
HELPING -HAND information and
free employment bureau. 2447 GranL
Phone 889, 261
CFOR SALEAUTOS j
- - - - j-jmrri iwmnjuuuj
1917 GRANT Six. Good condition. $500.
3112-W. . C49
FORD roadster, regular and truck
body. Good condition. 1128 Oak avc.
611
FORD nutos $235. 2858 Wash. Avo.
580
FOR SALE by owner, five passenger
overland touring car, 1917 modol, In
fine condition run lesB than nine thou
sand miles, six good tiros, will tako
in team of good mares. Mr. Peterson,
2106 Washington Avo. 564
630 CHALMERS. Inquire Mi, Harpster
I at Cheesman Auto Co, 7789
f FORWENT ! j
S Board and Room
WANT boarders and roomers, at 2233
Jefferson Ave. 571
j DRESSMAKING j
ALSO evening gowns. Mrs. Charles C.
Slater, No. 2, Browning apartments.
Phone [phone]
DRESSMAKING by the piece or day.
Phone 1449, 536 24th St. 565
LADIES'talloring,2E36 aiauison, 1932M
3-10-lyr
DRESSMAKING Rear 2330 Adams.
295
j WANTED 1
Miscellaneous
CLEAN RAGS wanted at tho Stan
dard office.
; FOR S AJLORTRAD
TO TRADE by owner 160 acres of
partly improved farm, some timber,
clear title for four or five room house
and lot in Ogdon or acreage. Mr. Pet
erson, 2106 Washington Ave. 563
ESTIMATES FOR
ARMY AND NAVY
1 920EXPENSES
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. Cessation
of war will result in a reduction of gov
ernment expenses for the fiscal year
1920, starting next July, to $7,443vil5,
838 from tho $24,599,000,000 appropri
ated for tho current year, according
to tentative estimates submitted to
congress today by Secretary McAdoo,
transmitting the reports of tho various
departments.
Tho principal reduction was for the
military establishment, which esti
mates its needs at $1,922,000,000 in
1920 as compared with tho $12,274,000,
000 appropriated for this year.-
Before the armistlco it had been
feared that the army alone would need
more than $19,000,000,000 for 1920.
The navy's estimates for 1920 are
$2,595,000,000 as compared with $1,
591,000 appropriated for the current
year, an increase of a billion dollars
despite the closing of tho war. Thero
is nothing to show what Jt was esti
mated the navy would have needed had
tho war continued.
These estimates may bo pared down
considerably whon tho actual needs of
the government in closing out war con
tracts become clearer.
Including $574,122,000 estimated for
fortifications, tho total contemplated
outlay for tho army amounts to $2,
497,000.000. A striking feature in the
army estimates and tho $144,943,000
for air service production. Tho appro
priations last year under this head
were $760,000,000. It is evident that
the war department is proposing to
continue construction and manufac
ture of aircraft on a fairly large scale.
Tho largest single reduction from
the appropriations for this year for
tho army's pay, travel and general ex
penses, the new estimate for next year
being $327,678,000 as against $2,367,
000,000 appropriated for this year. Sim
ilarly largo reduction is made in quar
termaster's estimates for supplies,
clothing, quarters, including canton
ments and similar expenses, tho now
figure boing $991,789,000, as compared
to $5,451,000,000 appropriated for this
year.
Practically all estimates for navy
purposes show substantially increases
THE OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE 1 .
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1 (AJHVTVS THAT tuHY, v .! - I SHOULD AY 1
NOT M 1 UjOuCDN'T VOTO FOR T"HVT - M'.i H UflS
I
IP HOV HAVEN'T LMOU(?N OT A La, . I
VcCQvJCmY TO CXPRSS YOUR- Jrrr jI E-
SGLF (MITHOUT USING PROFANITY. 1 tj
ST A OlCXlONARY 4D STUDY ITU S
YOU'LC HMD A CHOCfe Of OvCR. E kA r Y: -
over appropriations for the current
year. The pay Item goeB up to $579,
946,000 from $227,372,000; expenditures
on ships already authorised goes to
$'233,985,000 from $59,397,000 this year
and an additional 200,000,000 is asked
as tho first increment on the new
three-year program which has been
proposed. Subsistence and supplies Is
given as $202,343,000, as compared
with $75,520,000 this year and ammu
nition needs aro estimated at $125,
000,000, as compared to $82,519,000.
oo
Peasant Mob Wrecks
Shops Overcharging
American 'Deliveries'
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
OCCUPATION, Dec. 1. Four Ameri
can soldiers dispersed a mob of thou
sands at Esch aftor it had "wrecked
twenty-oight shops for the overcharg
ing of Americans. Most of these es
tablishments were conducted by Ger
mans. Tho los sis estimated at be
tween 4,000,000 and 7,000.000 francs.
The trouble began when a soldier
was charged two francs for a cake of
chocolate and tho samo amount for an
apple. Tho Luxombergcrs, who long
have protested against high prices, re
sonted the overcharging of their "de;
llverors." They entered tho shop, de
stroying its contents.
Somo one raised to cry to wipe out
all German establishments and the
mob soon grow to thousands who be
gan systematic destruction.
A department store owned by a Hol
lander was wrecked and he reported
his loss to his government. He was
tho only foreigner othor than Ger
mans, whoso property was attacked.
The anti-Gorman spirit was super
seded by ordinary mob enthusiasm and
the destruction finally was extended
to the shops of Luxomburgers them
selves. Two American lieutenants who ar
rived -while the campaign of destruc
tion was at its height called upon four
enlisted men to arm themselves with
broken boards and disporso tho
crowds. Tho soldiors showed tho ex-
cited men and women to their homes,
and they dispersed quickly.
I no
PEHIK MOVES
HEADQUARTERS TO
TREVES. GERMANY
WITH THE AMERICAN AJRMY OF
OCCUPATION, Dec. 16. American
troops crossed tho frontier into Prus
sia at daylight behind tho German
rear guards. Treves is the most Im
portant city thus far occupied. Ameri
can troops also are patrolling scores
of villages, however.
General Pershing is in tho immedi
ate vicinity to observe the operations.
His advance headquarters will bo es
tablished at Treves, where General
Preston Brown will bo military gover
nor and General Harry A. Smith in
chargo of civil affairs.
The advance today averaged twelve
miles.
Troves is situated on the right bank
of tho Moselle river fifty-seven miles
southwest of Coblenz. It is perhaps
the oldest town in Germany and is rich
in Roman relics. The population at
the outbreak of the war was about
60.000.
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LEGAL NOTICES ill
OUARDlANSffi ill
ROBATE AND
Consult County Clerk or the Respec fu
tlvo Sianera (or Further M
Information. Ijijjj
ESTATE OF PLEASANT G. TAYLOR I 1
DECEASED. I
Creditors will present their claims, I H
with vouchers, to tho undersigned I Q
William H. Taylor at the ofTlcc of the i
Slate Road agent, in the basement of 111
the county court house, in Ogden City, Hflf
Weber county, Utah, on or before tho m
18th day of January, 1919. '"
LEVI J. TAYLOR. ml
ALEXANDER TAYLAR, Mi
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, !lg
Executors. i lij
Date of first publication November 18, f ffll
1918. m
Date of last publication Dec 16, 1919.
Anything New or Old HI
Do your own salesman. Tell no lies. 9WI
Select your wants. Pay. 2416 GranL Mfil
Phono 333. 8003 S
Attorney-at-Law Wt
E. T. HulaniskI, Lawyer, 313-314 H
First National Bank, Phone 202.
Lawyer O'Connally, over Commer- V
cial National Bank. Phone 11. Q JJ
Accident Insurance ' 1 I
Aetna Accident & Liability Co., I jl
Auto and Liability Insurance. H. A. I II
Purdy, 2377 Hudson Ave. Phone 483. IIBI
Automobile Supplies mini
Garage, Repairs, Studebaker Agency, 8m!hI
Mack-Robinson Co., 2410 Grant Avc. Iftftiul
Phono S91. MUnl
Everything for Automobiles. Every- 81
thing for Electricity. Auto and Elec- Well
trie Supply. 2564 Washington Ave. 91 i
Phones 326 and 325. MM
Banking j
'Ogden State Bank, Commercial & jD U
Savings Deposits. Reed Hotel Bldg. U H
Phone 62. - M U
ULih National Bank, southeast cor- H H
ner Twenty-fourth and Washington. URjf
Phono 61. fH
Carpet Cleaning Ifln
K. Van Kampen for upholstering;
carpets cleaned, altered and laid. Re- JffH
making of mattresses. Phono 883. Wbi
Expert carpet cleaning, mattress m
renovating, upholstering, and springs i Hill
restretched. Call E. J. Hampton Co. Mil
Phono 2586-W. Iffifl
Chiropractors jD
H. W. Roberts, Chiropractor, 412-13- Dj
14, Col. Hudson building. Phone 707.
I. J. McKell, Chiropractor, fourth 1 D
floor Col. Hudson Bldg. Phone 630. 1 1
City Scavengers v- J
McCarthy & Co., 2734 Grant avenue.
Phone 201S-W.
Electrical Wiring II
Wiring and repairing in all Its H
branches. Auto & Electric Supply,
2564 Washington. Phone 325-326. H
Engraving BB
Ogden Engraving Service Co., mak- H
ers of fine cuts in ono or more colors. Wm
2408 Washington. Phone 463. WU
Piano Tuning w
Leavo orders at CONSOLIDATED
MUSIC CO. for Thomas S. Ashworth. 9
Tuning and repair jobs. Work guaran- Hi
teed. los HJf
Furrier and Taxidermist HI
Furs cleaned, stored and remodeled HI
in ico jaiust styles. xew orders taken. hi)
Summer prices. All work guaranteed. H
T.Gajewsky at Burt's store. Phono H
Tho only fireproof hotel in Ogden. I
Rates 75c and up. Tho Now Brigham, fljj
Wall avenuo and Twenty-fourth street. I
Phono 2430. W
Junk and Hides (
Western Hide & Junk Co., 2223 H
Washington Ave. Phone S61. MR!
Ogden Junk House, 2059 Washington iffll
Ave. Phone 210. OB
Life Insurance H
Mutual Life of Now' York. Phone'
2454. J. P. Corry, DisL SupL 172 Hyf
Money to Loan Hu
Salaried people can get it without HVU
security, others on furniture, pianos, , liolj
etc. 218 Hudson Bldg. Phono 871-J. wM)
New and Second Hand Goods ffll
A. SIner, now nnd second hand fur-' Hi
nlthre, clothing, etc., bought and sold. " nil
Suit cases cheap. 241-243 Twenty-fifth. W
Phono 1321. Ml
Physician and Surgeon 11
Dr. A. Fornlund, office hours 11 to..
4 p. m. New Peery Bldg., Hudson Ave. . Ul
Res. Phono 646. Office phono 1900-W. W
Rug Weaver jR
M. W. Goeschl, rugs of new goods, B I
rag rugs and carpets. 3227 Washington. 9Q I!
Telephone 1443-W, Ogden, Utah. 9005 ' HI
Sewing Machines HI
Whlto Sowing Machine Co. 2271 , IflOli
Washington Ave. Phono 288-1. - M
Sanitary Work M
Sanitary Garbage Co., all kinds of BjH II
rubbish hauled, ash pits cleaned. VM
Prices reasonable. Phone G20. iBa II
Second Hand Stoves WM
Wo tako your old range as first pay- iflnlljl
ment on any now range or will buy . gull
your old rnngo outrighL Home Fur-. IMJIIjl
nlturo Co. 7523
Nature's ammunition v.'lth which to Mil
fight disease. Mrs. S. II. Ballantyne. nil
Dealer, 3374 Washington Ave. Phono SStfJ
2155-J. 259
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