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Sl THE OGPEN STANDARD. OGDEN. UTAH, WEDNESDAY F.VF.N1NC, SEPTEMBER 3. 191?. a
Every grocer everywhere
sells Kellogg's everyday iSSkH.
to almost c erybody. jM3mk9li.i.
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Woman's Page
J Dorothy Dix Talks J
What Kind of a Man Makes the Best Husband.
By DOROTHY DIX, the WoJd's Highest Paid Woman Writer
IWbat kind of a man makes the be. t
usband?
This is a conundrum that millions
of women are trying to solve, and, Jud;;
jE by the amount of marital unhappl
. ac. we see about us, most ladies must
f truigh'y poor guessers.
The choice of a husband is ham
rrtil b one curious reconstruction
aid that is. that the very qualities thai
cake a man popular abroad make him I
unpopular at home. The things that,
auzle the world in a man, such as
I beautv, social talent, cleverness, wit,
genius are not the things that fit him
lor domesticity, so that the very Lt
tnbutes ihat attracted a woman to i
man before marriage are the ones that
! are her undoing after marriage.
4. Therefore, one might well say to a
maiden who was selecting her :fe
male, beware of marrying a very hand
iome man. If you do jou will always
present an in idiou contrast to him
j that your iriends will remark upon.
By comparison you will seem twice as
homely and as old as you are, and peo
ple will always wonder as they look
upon you vshy he did it. Moreover, 1
I handsome man never admires anybody
but himself, and in a family, if there
is going to be any bouquet throwing.
It should be the woman who gets the
J; nosegays, instead of the man ALo,
husband will precempt all the glad rai
ment for himself, Instead of bestowtng
k V it upon wifey.
Don't marry a man who is what is
called a ladles' man, who is sloshing
j over with sentiment, and makes lo'p
41 beautifully and romantically Women
9 will run after him, and he will hold
other hanrb than yours while he ex
' plorc-s the psychology of the feminine
foul. Besides, th" ability to make love
il an accomplishment no rare and fas
i clnaling that no man who possesses
it can refrain from practicing It, any
more than a man with a tenor voice
ran beep from singing.
Don't marr a man who has a mis
lion in the world. All missions lead
away from home, and such a man's in
terest and helpfulness are too precious
a commodity for family consumption.
So far as the w ife enjoying her so-1
J" '--iety is concerned, a man had as w !1
be addicted to drink as to causes. B . h
ol them will keep him out at night and
use up his salary. The men who are
FALL HAT OF SILK
The appearance ,cf the silk and
satin hat is to thtf ctty noman as
sure a sign of approaching au
tumn as the song of the cicada is
to the country dweller both Indi
cate aomethlng like "six weeks till
frost." Here Is one of the "first
hats" for autumn a chic blue
tafleta sailor braided in silk
coutache.
uplifting humanity on soap boxes at
the corners of the street are genera. 1. j
lettinc their wives bend over the
waShtub in the laundry If charily
doesn't begin at home, it never gets
there.
Don't marry' a man who Is too clever. '
Avoid a wit as you would the plague. I
The brilliant seldom scintillates in the 1
family circle and a witty husband i
apt to find that a wile makes an al
mirable butt for his jokes. He will 1
make her taulls, her foibles, her nils
ll.r..- I. or. n-nct 'j n funllnrc Micj I
subject on which to hang his best
stones, and there are few women w ho
have keen enough st-nse of humor to
enjoy being made a figure of fun.
Don't marry' a superior man. Every
woman is glad to sit at her husband'.
feet for a limited space of time, and
burn a reasonable amount of Incense
before him, but Patient Grizelda lei i
few female descendants, and most of
us have a pretty conceit of our owu
opinions and like to express them mn
and then. The days of Sir Oracle are
gone out of fashion, and the hen,
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TWELVE STEPS
TO COME RIGHT DOWN TO IT
And one has to come down
TWELVE STEPS
To approach the heights in
PURE FOOD EXCELLENCE
QUALITY CUISINE
METROPOLITAN
SERVICE
An Atmosphere Refinement
Bohemian and Home-like.
STIMSON'S CAFETERIA
FIRE THREATENS TO
DESTROY I OLD
BUILDING
A spectacular fire occurred shortly
after 10 o'clock last night at an old
residence on the west side of Wash
ington aveune, between Twentyscond
and Twenty-third streets The fire
was of Incendiary origin. Fire Chief
Graves stated.
The entire front of the building had
been inclosed by billboards and the
flrement had difficulty In fighting the
flames, but after running two hose
lines to the rear of the house, they
succeeded in gaining control
The building is the property of the
Fred M. Nye company and for the past
several years has been used as a
residence. Lately It was converted in
to a store house for the McRride
store. Officers Grant Syphers and Ed
Butterfield turned in the alarm.
well as th? cock, wants a share in rul
ing the roost.
Don't marry a famous man, because
he belongs to the world and not to liis
Wife. The most that the wife of a
famous man can hope for is for an In
iinltesmal portion of his heart, a frac
jtion of his time, and a slight degref
'of his interest His wife is merely
among those "also present ' in his life.
She is not the whole thing, and to read
of the exploits of your husband, and
I hear the public applaud him is a poor
I substitute for having his devotion, his
tenderness, bis ery thought for your
self. Don't marry a man of too delicate
sensibilities, for If you do you will
I spend the balance of your life trying
to sidestep them, and you will never
succeed in doing so. When vou ask
him for money you will Jar him with
I your materialism. In times of house
hold stress when the cook leaves and
the beds are unmade, and the dishes
i aren't washed, the sordidness of do
.mesticity will grate upon his nerves
and disillusion him, and he will flee
jto an affinity who has nothing to do
I but manicure her nails and wear p1m:c
negligees.
Don't marry a doctor unless vou
have searched your system and fin J
that you have not a taint of the gre?n
cyed mnster about you, and that you
can think with pleasure of your hus
band holding the hands and gurgling
sympathetic speeches to languorous
ladies who make a profession of 'n-
a! id ism.
Neither pick out a clergyman for a
husband if you have any inclination
to jealousy, for the clergyman, like
the doctor, ptospers by pleasing wom
en, and while a preacher is saving the
souls of the good looking women .n
his congregation, his wife Ik mighty
apt to have hers torn Into shreds by
suspicion.
Don't marry a lawyer, unless you
are devoid of curiosity, and can stand
his having stcrets that he won't tell
you Don't marry a Wall street man,
unless you are a dead game sport who
can lose without whining, nor a mer
chant unless you take a heart interest
In his grocery or dry goods trade.
In picking out a husband, select jjusl
a plain, eeryday fellow who thinks
you are an angel, and that he's In luck
to have won you.
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To Get Strong and
Put on Flesh
People who have tried It say that one
of the quickest and surest ways in
which those who are weak, thin, nerv
ous and run dow n can grow strong and
put on pounds of solid stay-there flesh,
is to tage a 5-grain tablet of Blood-Iron
Phosphate with each meal. This is
doubtless due to the well known fac
that Blood-Iron Phosphate quickly
build.-, up depleted nervous energy and
at the same time supplies the iron nec
essary to make rich, red. Strength
building blood. If you are weak, thin,
nervous, or are lacking in the old time
vigor, endurance and optimism, go to
Mclntyre Drug Co. or any other good
druggist and get enough Blood-Iron
Phosphate to last three weeks and tak
as directed. If at the end of three
weeks you don't feel one hundred per
cent better and aren't in every way sat
isfied you can have your money back
for the asking. Fair, isn't it? Better
try it today.
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TEST PITS ARE TD BE
SOI TO TEST
BEDROCK
Digging of test pits to the bottom
)f the proposed damsite on the right
;ork of the south fork at Skull creek,
which will mark the first step towards
the Skull creek dam and reservoir,
will be started this week by the
Wheelwright Construction company.it
is stated.
City Engineer Tracy announced yes
terday that the construction company
had been given the work of dinging
the te&t pits, the installation of drills
being impractical because of the topo
graphy in that section.
Geologists have given assurance
that bedrock underlies the damsite,
but the exact depth is not known.
on
Two Hundred Tons
of Sugar on Market
At Low Prices
CHICAGO. Sept. 3 United States
District Atorney Clyne today ordered
two hundred tons of sugar which was
seized yesterday by federal agents put
on the market for sale at a price low
er than thirteen cents a pound. The
sugar was sold by J. Aaron company,
New York, to a local firm for ?13 a
hundred pounds but Mr. Clyne said he
would order a refund of the purchase
GAS l!M THE STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS j
Ci
Recommends Daily Use of Ma&ne-jS
sia To Overcome Trouble. (f
Caused By Fermenting Food (h
and Acid Indigestion.
(J
Gas ?nd wind in the stomach accom !
panied by that full, bloated feeling aft-'(l
cr mating are almost certain evidence .
of the presence of excessive hydro fa
clone acid in the stomach, creating so- j
called "acid indigestion " ft
Acid stomachs are dangerous be- J V
cause too much acid Irritates the deli
cate lining of the stomach, often lead-jVJ
Ing to gastritis accompanied by se'(2
rlous stomach ulcers. Food ferments , J
and sours, creating the distressing gas A
which distends the stomach and ham- yi
pers the normal functions of the vital
heart. I (I
It la the worst of folly to neglect!
such a serious condition or to treat j fit
with ordinary digestive acids which
have no neutralizing effect on thelfS
etomach acids. Instead get from anv v
druggist a few ounces of Bisurated S
Magnesia and take a teaspoonful In i J
quarter glass of water right after eat-. Z
Ing. This will drive the gas, wind and ; J
bloat right out of the body, sweeten 2
the stomach, neutralize the excess acid ! (I
and prevent its formation ?nd thef is s
no sourness or pain. Blsurated tag fi
nesia (in powder of tablet form rf.er !
liquid or milk) is harmless to thcljj
stomach, inexpensive to take and the V
best form of magnesia for stomach fk
purposes. It is used by thousands oflv
people who enjoy their meals with no I i
more fc-ar of indigestion -Advertise-1 J
ment Z
price and force the Aaron company i Ai
to sell at a lower figure. j c
"Our evidence shows that the Aaron A
company purchased the sugar at S8.90IU
a hundred pounds," said Mr. Clyne. a
"We hold that this is a pure case oi
profiteering and have so informed thej.
district attorney ol New York City." i
Senator Called to White House. ft
WASHINGTON, Sept 3 Senator V
Hitchcock of Nebraska, the leading
administration spokesman In the sen- J
ate, was invited to the White House A
today for a final conference before
President Wilson starts tonight on i s
speaking tuor to the Pacific coast iniJ
the interest of the peace treaty. i
It was understood that the presl- fl
dent desired to discuss with Senator!
Hitchcock plans for the conduct dur-j
ing his absence of the administration x
fight in the senate for ratification of
the peace treaty and the league of na-
tlons' covenant without change. I A
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Ethel Clayton s j
Beautiful Complexion
That splendid actress now appr arlng i
for Iut beautiful complexion sOk at- !
tributes lior wonderful skin to the use (I
of a simple toilet artlrlo c.illci Dcrwillo
Thsrd la nothlnp like It for tan. freckles, J
shin) nose, sallow, dark, ronph skin. U
It txkes the place of fare powder, strays
on better, as persplrntlon does not af- ft
feet It, and It Instantly beautifies the I
ompli xlon One application proves It.
If you want a nice lily-white skin with ', (i
rosy cheeks, pet a bottle of Derwlllo V
to-day. you will be dellRhted. Derwlllo
Is sold at all up-to-date toilet counters j f (
Be sure to n-ad larso announcom n ul ' N
Mlfs Clayton's soon to appear In this
paper It tells how to instantlv have i 1 l
beautiful completion and a son white 1
yelvqty skin everyone 'Just loves tol
touch " Advertisement. U
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'CITY commission;
PAYS PORTION OF
ASSESSMENT
At the regular session of the city
commission yesterday, payment of I v,
J 14 3.56 for the municipality's portion I
in the sidevvalk district No. 147 and (j
$3,401 64 as the abuttor's portion to the .
Wheelwright Construction commpany, III
was provided for. The district includes '
Capitol avenue between Quiney and fj
Jackson avenue.
The city commission received p. let-
ter from John 1, Taylor, secretary of V
the Ogden Rotary club, to the effect
that the club was in favor of bettering I
I.orln Farr park for its use in the Wild i
West show. Plans for improving the i
park are now being arranged by the
commission, fl
Good tea costs about (j
3 cent a cup. Poor tea (j
I costs more it is weak in
tea-flavor; doesn't go so
far.
So what's the use of H
paying the same price for
poor tea and good tea? V
Don't think so much ('
of the cost per pound. (
Think of good tea that (
comes first.
Schilling Tea costs less
per cup.
There are four flavors of Schilling I V
Tea Japan, Ceylon - India, Oolong, .
English Breakfast All one quality. In C
parchmyn-lined moisture proof packages.
At gTOcers everywhere
A Schilling & Co San Francisco
iALilAMBRAl 1
I TODAY 1
1 Charley Chaplin i i
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I In a brand new re-issue of the ocean comedy. "SHANGHAIED W
W) Added to the great special
I A JOYFEST 1
1 FOR YOUNG AND OLD I
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I You'll laugh and you 11 cry a clean-minded refreshing program.
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Every soldier boy in Ogden has words of praise for the doughnut m If
1 girls the Salvation Army lassies' picture "Fires of Faith." S 11
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P Schedule Doors open 2 p, m., Curtain 2:15, 4:00, 5:45, 7:30, W
i 9:15 This picture will please every man, woman and child. Its m
clean and wholesome refreshing to the mind, and enjoyable fe
1 and enjoyment is what you seek in amusement houses. W
I Eugene O'Brien f
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1 Theodore Roberts f I
iBigcFour Ruby DeRemerl
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P Not a war picture, in the sense a love story and the intense devotion m
i of the Salvation Lassies in the trenches. There isn t a laggy mo-
ment from the start. Just one more of those fine art selections 1
& that have made the Alhambra the popular theatre. I
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