The Ogden standard. [volume], April 17, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 13, Image 13

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f" FOR SALE
Real Estate j
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It ejiOOM pressed brick house, good
I barn and other buildings; flowinc
I well. 3 acre;, rood fruit or garden
I anrj: an ideal plaer for rhirk D
, , 0Sp to car and school, Just outside
I cjty limits. Will sell on small pay
ment down. monthly on balance a
K pfr en' interest. Would constdei
ft niall home in city as pari payment.
1 pri( ,- onh ? 1 " J. A McCuIloch,
I under First Nat'l Bank 3114
HOUSES and lots. ( ..11 2321
Houses and lots fall 2321.
3107
f I HAVE 3.000 feet frontage in city;
I -o acres within blocks Wash. Ave.
',, K 7th St Cood rut-up proposil n
I for lots. Place will pay 20 per cent
I on the investment. Easy terms. lin
, mrdini'"' ))n 'n. City water eloc
jric lights, good housi-. 13 acr-s In.
fuit. balance good for tomatoes and
t b'r, l- plcntv ol water. C H- Smith,
I :-7s 25th St. Phone 1590-R. 3110
HOI'SE parily finished. Large lot;
rl , p for cah 601 'hester. 30831
I GOOD 2 room house. Only $750 on
f time. 302 1 2 35th St. 3077 1
FOUR room cottage, three blocks from
H car line 'n suburbs. City water in
House Electric lights. Lot 50x142
I price 1150 Terms. 300 cash and $15
I per month. O. A. Kennedy. Base
ment Utah Natl. Bldg. Phone 913
' 3072
FOR SALE BY SKEEN REALTY CO.
Phone 913, 2255-W.
I TWO beautiful red pressed' brick bun
fj alows. now under construction, sit
usted on car l i n east front on Harri
I -on A'' lull basement and modern in
ever? respect, best of material and
I workmanship being used in these
; I houses If you want a good home it
I will pay youto investigate these be-
fore they are sold. 2S93
I CHOICE building lot on Fowler Ave.,
al $27.60 per front loot; all improve-
I ments paid E. W. Canuady, 2427
Hudson v 3008
f f P-ROOM house. 1-2 acres land, good
wactr right, on car line. 953 21st St.
3017
,
OGDEN HOME BUILDERS CO
217 Hudson Bldg. Phone 307
I ur 3157.
ti ROOM modern brick, hot
water, heat, south part of
i own. $4250. Terms.
1 ROOM frame. Lot 100x137.
north part of town. $15U0.
Terms.
2 -M RES choice garden land
on 12th St. Only $1600. Terms.
113 ACRE farm at Milton,
Morgan County. New improve
ments and machinery, team, 2
cows. Bargain $6500.
OGDEN HOME BUILDERS CO.
217 Hudson Bldg. Phone 307
J ur 3167. 2857
7 -ROOM modern brick house, arrang-
d lor two families if desired, large
sleeping porch. pued street. All spe
cials in and paid for. Lot 50x132 teet
only one block lroin Library corner.
East of Washington Ave. L cash,
good terms on balance. $5250 uu J.
A. McCuliocb, under First .Natl. Bank.
i 1-
FRAME 5 room, clothes closet pjuir.i ,
well shaded with trees, large lot 5o.
14J. $500. 275 Park Ave. Apply .oLf
. Wall. 2 71b
b-ROOM muciL'in i.Uit, laige lot, Cull
cement basement aud I urnace, at
i bargain. sOJ- Ph. ll-v . uu
. AN elegant lot ou 25th BlreoL Just
I uppo6itu tho Sacred iK-art academy
rounds, fifty by a hundred and thirty -two
let-t, tor ouiy iooo. A great bar
gain, J. J. Bi uuimui, 2411 Hudson
Ave. 2537
CHICKED ranch, I loom brick, auusc,
brick barn, chicken cuup, 5 acres,
ituuo Tfimo. jj. ii. 1 ley wood, Rivei
dale, Utah. l3to
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
touo.oo, easy teioio. u interested can
at Yolker lyumbci .-OUJpu., 237-2410
I fcireeu 16S3
tk SIX HOUSES, from 700 to $15uo S
intce. Soi-ll pajmcin. and easy terms. I
. L. Hinckley, 131 24th. l hone 16U-J 1
ur ltj,i-J. 21C4
WILL TRADE 100 acr.s ol good land1
in the famous Lost River valley, Idaho,
in a high state ol cultivation, all lene- I
ed. Has goou water right. Will con
eider good modern home iu Ogdun
city. Tel. 32J5-W lor appointment.
list
AN elejant bunch of 100 lots, 25x130
feet to uu alley, well located on the
t bench, lor onlj 20 per lot, one tenth
I. down and ono tenth each year at j
a 7 per cent interest, a good opportunity
to niako a lot of money on a amall in - I
I .-Uii' ii'. J. J . Bi umiuiu, - .1 i 1! ad
V, son Ave-. 2537
A, THIRTY b one hundred and sixty - !
H five feet deep on 2 lib street, just
F opposite the Inter-urban terminal de-!
1 1WL This property if sold within Uio!
next ten daye can be bought for c,125
! per front foot. A great .snap; must be!
fJlu. J J. Bi jmmiit. Phone 59. 2537
l-'OR SALE A fine building lot on the!
bench. Inquire Room 402, 1st National
htnk building 27501
- LOTS, 25x147 1-2. Terms. 36th and 1
hlncoln. Inq. 1911 Wall. 2738
' ROOM modern house. Lot 42x132.
(,lose to business ( enter and R. R. on
Paved street. All specials paid, 1-4
i ash. terms on balance. $3800. J. A.
McCulloch, under First Natl bank.
2937
GOOD 77 acre farm. Plenty of water.;
Uose to sugar factory. For particulars
seWos Jenkins. 132 Doxey. 2952
FOR SALE OR RENT.
ROOMING house 230 21th St. Furnish
I 2649
JV owxkk. ysxis: feel on Madison,
"etv.een 20th and 21st slreet Ch sp
Iyr cash. H. Brummel, Helena Hotel.
294S
SEL for bsrgaina H. Van Break, 302
"i Mauy houses on easy installment
Wn. reasonable prices. One Modern
louse 5 rooms, only $1800.00; nsu)
arm land, larma and loana. 266 I
' FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
ONE cattle ranch In Idaho Just for h;:lf
. hat it is worth. 5-rooni modern brick
house, close In. Onh $210000 302
35th St. 2883
J MODERN homes for sale at the right
price, best location. Call 209 I W.
2137
' A GOOD modrrn four room house, well
located, clo.so in on the b' neh. only
$1800 $400 down, balanco came as
pa lug rent. J. J. BrummitL Phone C9.
2537
1
FOR SALE AUTOS
. ,m 90 tjrland. never been used.
Will sell at a discount, 1 Ford 5pas.;
i Oakland 6 5 pass.; 2012 Wash A-Phone-
34. 30S6
BOWERS portable garage. Clean,
warm and durable. Madn for any size
car. Cost 25 per cent less than other
I ulldings. See Swancr, 813 Bccles
Bldg. or phone [phone]
FORD 5 - passenger car. good condi
tion. Bxidki Battery Station, 2359 Hud
son. 3078
FORD car, '14 model. ?225. Call 1379-K
Sundays and week daya alter 6 p in.
3014
FOItD one-ton truck; Ford touring ful
ly quipped light JJuick truck, cheap,
ttay Shurtllff, 2150 Washington. Z'JJo
FOR SALE 1 Coupelet (like new)
equipped with start' t, wire win-els (5)
j Spot Light shock absorbers 675.U0
'Call at 2612 Wash. Ave. 2880
5 PASSENGER Saxon car in good!
'condition. Inq. 1941 Wall. 2 137
NOTICE We make a sptcialty oil
j Ford work, sell cars uu eOLuu.':snjii,
.also are agunls lor the Da ton Luiver- J
'sal Ford starter. Ford Garage, Tweu-Ly-fourtb
and Grant Avenue. Phone
j- J . 2 1 20
LET us remove the carbon trom
our automobile engine and maku
your car run like new for $2.uo.
Try tho Magic chemical, guaran
teed not to injure your car or en
gine. Exide Service station, 2359
HuUsou. Phone 179. Geo. AlcDon
aid and Adams, demousti aioi s.
2586
;
I WE
REPAIR
REBORE
REBUILD
FORDS.
2219 Hudson Ave. 2588
5 PASSENGER Overland car, good
condition, cheap. Party leaving town.
235U Eudion Ave. 2454
FRANKLIN Agency and service sta
llion. Fine automobile repairing. Bar
low Brothers. 423 22nd. 2357
jAUTO lor sale. Call 794. 2532
GUUD used oars for sale. 2012 Wash
ington Ave. Phone 34. 2307
j HLPAIOBILE, 1918 model, five-passen-ger
touring, party leaving city. Inquire
I Ugdcn Storage Battery Station. Phone
1 916. I960
j 630 CHALMERS. Inquire Miv liarpster
j at Cheesman Auto Co. 7768
1 ONE 5 passenger automobile. Inquire
Cheesman's Auto Shop, toreman. 713
r WANTED
Situations
, , IM S m 1 11 jm
CEMENT work such as cement steps
land inside walks, also all kinds of
lawn work. Phone 2324 -W. 3058
YOUNG man 19 from Texas wants to
work on cattle ranch. 2928 Wall Phon
1414. 3063
SWITCHES made, all sorts of hair
work; also scalps treated. Mrs. W.ird
rup, 980 Monroe. 3040
FOR light and heavy Livery and dray
age, also garden lots icrtilized and
plowed, call 611. Red Front Livery,
2547 Grant. 3013
BY experienced bookkeeper and office
man. Address "A" care Standard.
2946
TAD rUwIm mm A Okak. Ode T
jyju ji ii' ivj uu, 1 num.' OoD-J.
2945 1
CURTAINS laundered, imone 2P85-J.
2026
EXPERIENCED lady bookkeeper and
stenogrpaher wishes permanent posi
tion. References given. Box 100, care
Standard. 2038 !
DRESSMAKING
V mmmtimmtmimmm 1 mtmti
DRESSMAKING. 2330 Adams 2361
HEMSTITCHING and picot edging b)
Mrs. N. C Stephens at Paine & Hurst.
1029 :
LADIUS'talloring,2f3o Madison. 1932M
3 10-lyr
MONEY to lon. Call 2189-R. 1794 I
RALPH P. HUNTER, Established,
1889. Mortgage Luans. Real Estate
uiburance, Utah. Idaho lauds, farms,
and city property. Persona desiring to j
loaxi money on good Hist mortgage
security Will do well to conault me.
Good applications always on bana.
4 31 2ltb St., Ogden, Utah. 3310
MONEY to lonn on Improved real cs- :
tato. Kelly &: Hernck. 778 '
HONE f to lean on rcai egtaio pecur
ity. J. J. BrummitL -21-U
FOUND
BICVCiiE. Owner may have same by
describing and paying for this ad. 134
28th street 3054
WANTED
Agent
'mmmammmSmmm-'mm'r MWWJ
MEN! WOMEN! Earn $50 to $100
weekly selling new (Keepsake) Photo
Service Flag with soldier's portrait in
star. Write for territory. Photo Ser
vice Flag Co., Sciitt Place. Pittsburg,
Pa. 98U
1 Read the Classified Ads. J
FOR RENT j
Furnished
NEW furniture ir (i room and ba'l;
for sab-. Home faring Lester Park to
rent for $30 to pnrtv buying furni
ture. P. O. Box S95. 3066
TWO modern furnished housekeeping
rooms. 46s 22r.d Si 3031
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 2:1 "3 Monro-.
3009
modern housekeeping apts. 33G list
street. 2939
4-ROOM houre. Call 2877-M. 2919
3-ROo.M mod. Apa. Phone 100S-J. 2917
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms
222 23rd St. No children. 2959
NICELY furnished room tor one or
two gentlemen. 2671 Wall Ave. 2S29
ACCRUED int. plus mr.rkei prico for
liberty ponds paid by J. A. Uoglo & Co
2449
PLAZA APARTMENTS,
COMPLETELY furnished for lifnt
housekeeping. Elevator, amusement
bail, phone, light, beat and gaa. Maid
! tervlcu if desired. Rates $20 to $37.50.
7909
FOR RENT
Unfurnished
FIVE or -ix rooms, modern. Bv Mav
1st. Phone 1111-R. ' C113
WANTED
OLD Dud cages. Phone 302 -J. 3071
Two cigar show cases and cigar wall
rase. Also combination gas and COSJ
stove. Phone 2650-R 3047
WANTED to buy on terms. 4 or 5
room modern house. Phone 1'6 71 W.
3041
A BODY for strip-down Ford. Phone
49R5. 2949
POWER Fruit Sprayer. Give make,
condition and price A. E. Prllchard.
Murray, Utah. 2953
y nn.rvrjiNS, an quumu.. .irij nine
Russell-James Co. lb9 24th streeL
l'honc 136. 2931
W. S. S. BOUGHT, 2438 Vfc Washington
1 Ave., under Postal Telegraph. 3 to 6
j p. m. 04 1
I BUY Liberty bonds. J. J Brummitt,
I 2417 Hudson Ave. 2538
ACCRUED int. plus market price for
liberty pouds paid by J. A. Hogle &. Co.
2448
11AYE $300 to invests in a good busi
ness with my service. Can appiy to
any class ol trade or have car that
convert to truck with my service. Call
Apt. 25, 216S Washington. 8287
5 CENTS A POUND
For good, clean, largo rags.
Bring em to the Standard,
360 24th St., this week only.
WANTED Second Hand office furni
ture. Phone b8! or Uoi. 30 caro Stan
dard. 1S02
A GOOD used car, Jonnson's Repair
ibhop, 2012 Wah. Ave. Phone 34. iTOJ
WANTED Cattle, one t 'ad or one
carload. Call us and our buyer w"l
, como out and price your BtcjL Wes
tern Live Stock Com. Co., J. A. Lee
Mgr. Phone day 730, nigbi 291S.
HI
ft0m iirw-"ryyiriy.rxri-inlriiiiin r-i," i- -rvMi-i
1 LST 1
At 1 1 M DILE tire Beiw .-. , 1
son and Ogdeu. Finder please return
to 640 22nd St.
FOURTH Liberty bond No. 4592170. j
Reward 110. Sam Shanolan, Peterson,!
Utah. 3057,;
LADY'S umbrella with silver handle
engraved "Roae.'" Return to 758 26lh!
street or phone 829. Reward. 3062 '
ONE gold drop earring on streeL Re- ;
ward if returned to Standard office.
3045
PAIR nose glasses- 25th or Washing-!
ton. Phone 11. Reward. :H'27
BUNCH of keys on ring and fastner. J
Phone 1773. Reward. 2755 1;
ONE gray overcoat. Reward. Ret. to
2646 Fowler Ave. 2747 j
jFOR SALE OR TRADEj
rooming house. 2211 Wash. 290J
ONE Ford touring car, body in good (
shape, -uill Bell or trade lor truck bodv. I
Call at 2277 Lincoln Ave. 2859,
A GOOD lot, 50 feet front, by 135 feet I
deep to an alley, well located on tho
bench, will trade for B fifty dollar Lib- 1
erty bond. J. J. Brumn itt. Phono 59.;
25361
A GOOD, well improved forty acre
farm, near Ogden, to trade or a home
in Ogden J. J. Brummitt. Phone 59.
2536
FOR SALE j
Poultry and Egga j
WE h.ivt- plenty white baby chicks.
AsjLeR, Phone [phone]-J. 3050
BABY Chicks. J. II. Shatter. 2646
i'IMM'E Wfcu Wyandotte ;ni Buff
Orpington eggs', setting. 850-23 St. Ph,
2843-J. 2041
SUOROUGUBRED black Mlnoros
eggs for hatching. 639-7th St. Ph.
2049-R. 2023
Th- more you stir up ;i plate of
soup the cooler it becomes- an.i you
find it the sani" way with some
I friend.
WANTED 1
L Female Help
mmmmmmmmmmi mmmmmmmmmmmm,mm0mammmmm0mmmmmmmmm,mmmtmmimj
AT 4H2 Col Hudson Bldg.. a woman to
do office work and collecting. 3093
-
WANTED GIRL for general house
work. Mrs. J. W. Abbott. 2858 Wash
ington avenue. 3085
EXPERIENCED chocolate dipper
Palace Candy Co. 3074
EXPERIENCED chambermaid wanted
I at the Grant Call In person. 3068
'OIRL to assist with housework. 2456
j Madison. 3064
WANTED Women and girls to do
color work on cushion tops. Qood pay
! Experience unnecessary. 246S Wash.
Room 41. 3038
CAPABLE lady to attend grocery and
confectionery store. $50. room and
1 board Address Box 210. Standard.
3025
N TED Woman or girl for house
work and cooking. No laundry work,
family of two, good wages. Phone 725.
2950
COMPETENT woman for general
housoworl. Family of five, no chil
dren Experience absolutely necssary.
2547 Jefferson. 928
LADIES to represent the Nu. Bone
made-to-measure corset: Training
ir. e. Guaranteed Not sold In stores.
Pliable Stay, Have a business of your
j own Nondes Thornton, Reed hotel.
2873
FIRST CLASS chocolate dipper at
Wistaria Steady position at $1! a
week. 2802
GOOD cook for family. Good wages.
533 26th St. 2695
EXPERIENCED help In alteration
dept. Wrights. Ask for Mrs. Woodruff.
2428
EXPERIENCED seamstress wanted
at Mauam C.tpaiau, 3rd floor Wright's.
1685
WOMAN for Kltcncn work at the Vir
ginia, 1018
' GIRLS to sow on overalls. Power ma
chines Steady work We pay while
j you learn. Apply Scowcroft'a Mfg.
DopL 966
WANTED Experienced mangle girls.
I u. r. .aunary. xvtv
HELP WANTED j
Male and Female
WANTED stenographer, young man
pi. ferred Nons but experienced need
apply. Answer in own hand writing
Box 65 care Ogden Standard. Refer
ences, age, experience. 2912
WANTED 1
Male Help
-. l T 1 1 , 1 f
PORTER wanted. Grcenwcll Confec
tionery. 3108
BOY to work In candy department.
Grecnwell Confectionery. 3096
BOOKKEEPER and ca.shier. Good po
sition. Permanent employment. Must
be qualified and experienced. Write
B. A.. Care Standard. 30S8
WANTED Boy with bicvele All day
work. Stickney Cigar Co., 2130 Hud
son. 3069
YOUNG man as helper. Good wages.
Fred Harvey's Lunch Room, basement
Howell bldg. 2938
WANTED first class male stenogra
pher. Jno. Scowcroft A: Sons Co.
I 2929
EXPERIENCED porter wanted. Broom
Hotel. 918
BELL boy wanted. Healy Ho'ol. 2893
WANTED: Salesman Idaho territory
tor wholesale house, headquarters Po
catello. Send application Box 742 Hi;
den. 2877
AN auto top man. Apply 2012 Wash.
Ave. , 2489
BEFORE selling Liberty bonds get
I . mm o nin
prices irom j. A. nogie o. -iw
Concrete Ornamental
Works
CEMETERY concrete ornamentnl
works, plain and rope top coping, not a
heap roping but a Rood roping cheap.
20th and Douglas and 20th and Jeffer
son Phono 262S-W. Jos. W Wheel 1
wright. 2910;
WANTED
Miscellaneous
vwoaw. MWWWWMMM W w
L1B1 Rl 1 bonds bought, j. J. Brum
mitt Phone 69. 2539
CLEAN RAGS wanted at Uie Stan
dard office.
SETTING hens. Call 1416 J. 1496
I WILL pay cash for a used Ford car.
J. J. Brummitt, 2417 Hudson Avenue.
2640 I
WANTED
To Rent
- - - 1 1
YOUNG gentleman with business firm
desires furnished room close to bus
Inese district. Box 387 Care Standard.;
3oau
5 OR 6 ROOM house. Phone 1526. H. I
A. Beauverd, Forest Service 2882
,
I WANT to rent or lease 20 to 40 acre j
farm. Must be In good condition. Ad-:
dress Box 125 this japer or call 117
Poplar Ave., Ogden. 2831
WANTED A 3 or 4 room modern
house furnished. Phono 2317. 767
UNFURNISHED 3 room house, phone
2167-W. 3049
FOR RENT
Miscellaneous
see Poster for pasturt . En.-,t t ii st.
3095
Read 'he Classified Ada.
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous
WWWMtltfg)ggiJEgE)gMlll
MONARCH range and gas corabinn
tion. In good condition. Call at 653
27th St. 3109
6x9 RFC silt bed and springs. Ph.
837-J. 3117
GENUINE Hawaiian Eukulele. with
CS s; $10 00. Ph. 3200. 811-
GROCERIES best quality, Rood pnr.
free delivery. L. L. Bogue, Casta Gro
cery. 1644 Wash. Ave. Phone 114
ELECTRIC washer, perfect condt
tion. Call tel. [phone],
BEST ever well matched ligttt team
of young work horses. High class for
light draft or delivery $95. W. B. We
dell. 3089
54 inch tube plat with bicycle mold.!
I For sals 01 trade. What have von '
2569 Lincoln Ave. 3092
(REFRIGERATOR bargain Large ice
j hox for sale at a bargain Size BzlQ
licet. Phone [phone]
8 MONTHS old Shepherd and Coliio
idog. Phone 2046 I 3076
I THOROUGHBRED Chester white pig
With six thoroughbred oung 831 30th.
33061
RABBITS. FlemlSt Grant, New Zea
land Red and Belgian Best lock. Mod
el Rabbltery, 2250 Monroe. 3067
NEW furniture for l room and bath
1 for sale. House facing Lester Park to
rent for $30 to party buying furniture.
I P. O. Box 395 3065
WICKER baby buggy, cheap. Call No
j 46 Argyle Apis 3048
I A FEW good Shetland mares with
foal. Must all be sold within noxt 16
days. J. T Hale. 1731 Wash 3030
! 200 BUSHELS of People's potatoes.
(Good for seed. Also some Rurals com
ling from Idaho. Phone 24J4. 0023
GO-CART, 4 wheel, collapsible, good
condition. 2567 Orchard. '"-1
A-i DURHAM milk cow, with second
'calf. 1915 Grant. 3007
WILL sell Fargo stock at ; 1 .25. Call
j or phone Security State Bank. 3015
HAL slat, iinrarv coucn, toiding
bed, gas oven, looking glass. 429 Her
Irlck. 2841
SHEEP, young lambs and bucks, reas
onable price. 724 -W. 20th St. Phone
, 105 -W. Call between 6 a. m. to 4 pm.
2925 j
WRITING desk and book case com
bined, library chair, hall rack. 853-27th
St. Phone 1 131-W. 2906 I
THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock 1 and
Duck eggs for hatching. Phone 2064-W.
8861
GOOD horse at oG53 Adams. 690
, SEED potatoes, Irish Cobblers. Phone
13-R-4. 2661
COWS for sale. 302 25 2663
! W. S. S. BOUGHT, 2438 Washington
j Ave., under Postal Telegraph, 3 to 6
p. m. 2643
1 HIGH grade line of paints and brushes j
I for sale at cost. 1600 Wash. Phono
686-J. 2t'l
;FOUR piece solid mahogany, uphd
Btered parlor suit at a bargain. 2u20!
Wash. Ave. 2624
SECOND-HAND goods bought, sc-ld
land exchanged. I800 Washington Ave.
Phone 6S6-J. 262 i
5 CHOICE high brade young Jersey'
cows. I fresh. Phone 15J3 20S1
J. A. HOGLE : CO. pay highest prices'
in Ogdeu for Liberty bouds. 2450
FOR SALE ELEVATORS.
E lurnish and install high grade
electric or band elevators, an;, c.ipac
I ity. Write Win. Watrous, 249 Edison I
St., Salt Lake ClV. We buy nd hand
I one3. 2366 1
,
' GOOD maiidollu banjo. Phone 1306 i
I alter 7 p. m. 2220
L'N CABLED for suits, tailor made, big
reduction. Gordon's, 211-25 25th SU
Phone 419. -
BIG SALE on canaries, come hear
them tiing. 2220 LincoLu. 1990
SOME good Jersey covvu. tHJ2-35th St.
1757
THREE good milk cowa. Pbone 730.
1472
MINES 40 claims; near railroad. Das
Cabesas celebrated, rich Gold Ridge.
Value reaches Millions; largo amount,
good record, famous for years, Gold,
bder in large proportions, ii. P. Box
41, Wtllcox, Arii. 1439
6 SACKS wood for $1.00. Phono b23.
Wheelwright Wood -ard, 1417
FURNISH APT. HOUSE
DOING big business might consider
Leasing to experienced auu responsible
party. H. M. Barrows Co., 24bi sh.
Ave. 1369
WE buy, sell, rent or exchango pia 1
nos. See our "Pallie" phonogiapha,
play all recoxds. Pautoue, 29ih Hud-
son. 1073
NEW Remington etai-dTd No. 10, 14- !
inch carriage. Call 3100. 768
GROCERIES in retail quantities at j
wholesale price. Ogden a Groceteria,
181 24th SL 684J;
THRE'. good milch cows. Phono 730.
1477
WAJNTTED I
Board and Room
I. '.-JI.-.'A' . ' . - - 1- - -- -- -
MOTHER wants a good Christian
home that will board a 11 year-old
boy with good habits. Address Mr-.
Leora Kotsos, Castle Rock, Utah.
3032
THE AWAKENING.
' 1 paint what 1 see." an art student
once said to hi uiasTer, compla
cently Well, the shock will come when
you really see what u vo painted,'
said the artist.
00
BETWEEN THE ACTS-
"That scene was so strong It took
my breath away."
'Dear me It did not strike me it
ris thai much stronger than your
1 l'rHth,"
Bank Statement 1 I
Report Made to the Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah, of the
Condition of
THE OGDEN STATE BANK ,
Located ;t Ogden, in the County of Weber. State of Utah, at the close of bu?l
noss on the 3rd day ot April, 101 u
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $1,901. 556 . 27
W S S. and revenue stamps 38S.53 -
Overdrafts unsecured ... 7,737.72 it-fl
Stocks and other bonds , 130,630.00
Other real estate 8,766. 0 If
Banking house, turniture and fixtures 6640 37
U. S. certllfcates of indebtedness 425,000.00 Hlsi
V. S and other marketable bonds 455.050.00
Due from national bank? 716,917.01
Due rrom state banks and bankers 51,804 0
Exchanges lor clearing house 4y.050.32
Checks and casb items 2,991.14 !yB
I Gold coin 74,435 00 ftB
Silver coin 14,928.50
Iw. S. S and revenue stamps 388.59 '1
I Total cash resources 51.806,942. 6d h4s!
Tntal $3,922,452 03
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in .. 100,000.00 49b
I Surplus fund 200,000.00 91
I Undirided-profits, Interest, exchange, etc., less ex
penses and taxes paid 30,265.82 i 31
j Dividends unpaid - 200. on 1 11
Due to national banks $ 41,626.14 lH
)Due to state banks and bankers 39-1,-180.26 !jsI
j Individual deposits 1,888,711.32 ftH
Demand certificates of deposit 11,827. 7o ltBl
I Certified checks .... , 12U.00 91
J Letters of credit 2, 822. lit) is
'Cashier's checks 2L950.2t 11
.Savings (feposiLs 1,328.316.66 Wl
U. S. postal savings 5,431.94
Total deposits $3,591,986 . 21
Total $3,922,452.03
STATE OP' UTAH. COUNTY OF WEBER.
A. P. Bigeiow. boing first duly sworn according o law deposes and sav
;that he is cashier of the above named bank; that the above and foregoinc n
port contains a full true and correct staVenient ol the condition of the said
bank at the close of bnslhesfl oo the 3rd da;, of April, 19-19.
A P. BIGELOW. Cashier. H
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th dav of April, 1919.
M. B. R IN, Notai y l'ublic.
Ms'ja) My commission expires 16th day of April. 1922.
Correct Attest: WiWm
H. C. BIGELOW,
H. M. ROWE.
J. N. SPARGO.
J. If, BROWNING,
Directors
STATE OF I TAIL OfflC( of Bank "ommissioner.
I W. E Evans, bank commissioner of the State of Utah, do hereby certify
that, the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the statement of the nbo
named company, filed in my office this 16th day ol April 1919
J W. E EVANS, Bank Commissioner.
Protest Against
Policy as to the
Purchasing Fuel
CHICAGO, April 16 John L Lewis,
acting president of the United Mine
Workers i.r America at a conference
today with W. D. Hms, director gen
eral of railroads, renewed his protest
against the government's policy in pur
chasing fuel for the transportation
lines.
Mr. Lewis declared that the govern
ment recently had departed from its
war policy in railroad purchases of
fuel by buying at prices as low as to
jeopardize the present wage scale of
the miners and to make it difficult
for the workers to obtain high wages
in the new agreement to be formulat
ed after peace is officially declared.
He said that the government's pres
ent policy had resulted in idleness and
suffering among miners in Ohio, Ala
bama and other states
Director General Hines promised to
consider the complaint and endeavor
to formulate a policy which would be
fair to all interests involved.
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Council of Ten
Holds a Meeting
PARIS. April 16 (By The Associat
ed Press.) The council of ten met
after the meeting of the delegates of
the eighteen powers and considered
the proceedure to be adopted at v. t
Bailies and also a number of collateral
phases of the peace treat that had
been referred to the foreign ministers
The council was hold at the foreign I
office on the call of the council of
four. President Wilson was in attend
ance The foreign ministers report' i
that various articles for the treaty had
been put into the hands of the drafting
committee. Tho remaining articles
are to be disposed of tomorrow.
Two questions, one involving a
slight addition to the military terms,
and another concerning the payment
of allied soldiers in the occupied ter
ritory were offered to the supreme
war COUn '1
Chicago Federation
Considers the I
Mooney Question jfl
CHICAGO, April 17 The Chicago
Federation of Labor has called B con
ference to be held here next Saturday ilfl
to prepare for carrying out tho pro- tflfl
gram agreed upon at the National jjll
Mooney Labor Conference held In Isl
Chicago last January to obtain either H
a new trial or freedom for Thomas
Mooney and Warren K. Billings, now lm
serving life sentences in a California 9I
prison for participation in the San
Francisco Preparedness Day bomb out-
The program adopted at the January
congress was to appeal to President
Wilson for relief and if this is unsuc- juM
cessful to call a nation-wide strike of
labor July 4. Sifl
The International Workers' Defense
league reports that of the unions vot
ing on the strike- referendum 95 per
cent of the member.ship have appro -led
the program. Delegates from mid
dle west cities will attend the con
ference here Saturday. jfefl
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ELKS SELECT A SITE
FOR $400,000 HOME
SALT LAKE, April 17. A M055ob
home is to be erected by Salt Lake
I lodge No. 85. B. P. O. E., on the old
Parnsworth-Jennlngs property just
east of the Bransford apartment?
Such was the authorization granted If1
the trustees at a meeting of the lodge jc.
in (he club rooms last njghL t
Arrangements for the purchase of
the site, which has a frontage of 185
feet on South Temple street and ex
tends through the block, with 165 feet
ion First avenue, have been completed
'and the deal will be closed tomorrow.
Tht committee haying the work in
charge consists of S. C Sherill. chali- 3 jj
man; E, Hugh Miller, John Dern, L
W. Keiiv. o W. Shores, James Dovine. C
A. C. Norell. J. J. Grady, Roy Hall, C
C. Bakes. M . M. Warner. Jr . W. J
O'Connor. Ross Evans, C. c. Christen
(sen and J. Edward Swift.. j
on in
The young lady across the wT .
the end seldom if ever, justifies the
meanness. JljM
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