The Ogden standard. [volume], October 16, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 7, Image 7

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N THE OGDEN STANDARD; OGDEN. UTAH. THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 16, T919. 7 I
STRIKE WON BY
I BOSTON CARMEN
I Their Demands Are Agreed To
After Traffic Is Tied Up for
Three Days.
EIGHT-HOUR DAY CONCEDED
Men Now Enjoy Best Conditions of
Such Employment in the Country
First to Get Eiflht Hours
Other Labor News.
Union car men who are employed
on the Boston elevated rallwnv system
voted unanimously to accept the a ward
made by tlie local board of arbitration
and returned to work. They were on
strike three days.
The award provides for an eight
hour riav and increases of pay up to
f2 cents an hour, retroactive to May
1 T'nlon officials stated that the
award pivos th Ronton car men the
nsr conditions of such employment in
the T'nJted States and said they were
the first car men in America to be jrlven
the eight-hour day. The men have
been receiving 48 cents and had asked
for 73,4 cents an hour.
GENERAL LABOR NEWS
Brooklyn has over 15,00' manufac
turing plants, employing over 280,000
people
The Nova Scotia shipyards still are
working to capacity and shipbuilders
feel that the demand for new vessels
Is good for at least iwo years.
Hlltonvllle Prime Western Spelter
( company, St. Clalrsvllle, O., raised the
wages of Its employes .V cents a day,
following a cut of that amount Inst
; April.
An order directing telephone strik
ers of the Pacific coast to report back
J P. for duty was sent out, international of
ficers of the Electrical Brotherhood an
nounced. The Lancashire (Eng ) miners at a
maaa meeting protested against the six
shillings advance In the price of coal
and Indorsed the action of their lend
ers. They adopted n resolution, how
ever, to return to work.
The proposed International demon
strative strike was not put into effect
nn any considerable scale in any of the '
large cities of Italj in the cities flags '
were kept flying In a movement of pro- I
test against the strike.
A strike of f0 men employed in the i
retort plant of th Wisconsin (Jos and I
Electric company, Racine, Wis., caused i
a gas famine In Racine ('udahy and
South Milwaukee, which are supplied i
with gns from the Racine plant.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Slg
nalmpn In annual corvpntlon re-ected
nffii ers as follows- President, P. W.
Helt, Sliamokln, Pa ; first vice presl J
dent, P. C. rone. New York : seci etary
iroasnrpr. T. A. Austin, North Kings- J
vllle. o.
irgnnlr.ntlon of a form of union of j
Ohio state Industrial commission em j
ployees through delegates from the va- ;
rlous bureaus was effected at a rueei-
Ing, and plans are under consideration I
for affiliation with the American Fed
eration of Labor.
The Fall River Cotton Manufnetnr- , !
era' association Issued a statement "to j i
the people of Fall River and textile '
operatives In particular." declaring Its i ;
Intention of shutting down ell the mills j
in inc cuy Sfiuuiu inc i'ourrs uniou
call a strike at any mill of the assocl- i ,
tlon falling to comply with the union '
demind for a readjustment of the j ;
A wage rate I
The Canadian house of commons, In
the closing hours of the session, voted l :
$10,000,000 for special bonus allow- J
ances to the government employees of i J
Canada. The bonuses will apply to j
all salaries up to $3,000. beginning with
$400 to the head of a family whose sal- ;
try Is less than $1,500 and grading j
downward to $200 on salaries of $3,000. I
To single persons the bonuses are to be i j
on a lower scale.
I An adjustment has been reached be
tween the Reading Tron company and j
8,000 iron workers in Its six plants at I
Reading and Danville, thus averting a ;
lengthy strike and starting the wheels I
and furnaces in many plants owned by
other corporations. The company of-
fered a compromise of ?10 7f as the I
puddling tonnage rate, with a 60-day
sliding scale arrangement and this was j
accepted. The company first offered I I
f $10.50 and the men had demanded j
$10.921.4. j
Amalgamation of the International I
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Prop
Forgers and Flelpers and the Interna-
tlonal Brotherhood of Prop Forge t
Trades was completed at a conference . I
of International officials of both organ- j
Iratlons. The Amalgamated organize- I
tlon will be known as the Internation- '
al Brotherhood of Blacksmiths, Prop j
Forgers and Helpers and affiliated with !
the American Federation of Labor. It
was stated that each organization has I
about 63,000 members.
The city council of Salisbury, N. C.. j
has granted substantial Increases of
salary to police officers. Patrolmen j 3
were advanced to $100 a month, the j
captain to $115, and the chief to $185. I
Salisbury Is o town .f less than 10,- c
0O0 population
Pelegatlons of laborers at the Steel
ton plant of the Bethlehem Steel coin- i j
pany, Harrlsburg, Pa., presented to F.
A Robbing, Jr., general manager of the '
plant, demands for an Increase in the j
wage scale Mr. Bobbins returned aU I
petitions with the reply that It would '
be impossible to meet the demand of I
Jl the men
STOLEN j
The checki and money order that (
were taken from my a'.orc ire of value (
to me only. Please mail them back j
and keep the currency .
- H, L. BO WELL.
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I Fresh News Of October Sales j I
j
j Breaking a Record
' ! These October Sales have resulted in breaking
all records for October selling. And yet the
month is only half gone. During the coming
half of the month the special October events
be even more attractive.
I Every department head has had orders to
double their sales of last year for this month.
This means that they must offer unusual at
ractions. For in order to increase a business,
there must be good and sufficient causes.
i All over the store you will find this month
specially priced merchandise that is intended
to attract new business. Read he partial list
j for Friday and Saturday.
j A GOODU?te TO TRADE
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Shirtings Pongee Silk
r .Shirtings, 30 inches wide. Pongee silk, 33 inches wide
silk and cotton mixtures in the rjeal Chinese quality, nat-
fancy stripes, new line to se- oral color only, $1 .25 value,
lect from, $1.50 value for, for, yard $1
yard $1 1
r 4,
l fyi : Fancy Voile
Lingerie irepe Fancy voile waistiug, 32
Lingerie crepe, :-'4 inches inches wide, in an extra rood
wide, in flesh maise, and quality, pure white, with silk
white, GOe value, 2 yards stripes, 7.3c value, 2 yard
A ' for $1 for $1
I .
! Week End Shoe Sale
! Here are four very special items that are to be on sale Fri-
J day and Saturday in the 1st Floor Shoe Section. Please
5 note that these are on the 1st floor.
Women's Kid Shoes School Shoes
I omen's black kid shoe?, button Children's school shoes with good
. , 0 . . , oak soles and black calt upper., but-
I stle, 8 inches high, leather or . . - dm a '
a ton Btyle, t n shoe for hard wear,
wood covered heels, turn (Jr or Sizes ii lo 11 ... $2.95
or well soles ...... tpJ.oD sizea 11 to 2 $3.25
jj Big Girl's Shoes Women's Gray Kids
I ,. . , , . Wumen's prnv kid. Goodvear welt
u? K,rIs shoes ln brown or rrav soles, covered French heels, lac
I kid, good weight Boles, tr or styles, Inch tops, a tQ nr
P military heels. si2e i' ;o 7pU.OJ . r: dressy shoe, all aizefl J)7.0J
I ? f
I Kid Gloves Over Night Bags
Special glove sale Cew New Boston bags, just the
; pairs left, sizes 5V to 7, pearl thing Eor shopping bags, ov-
I and ivory, $'J ISO values ernipht hags, etc. Prices?
for SI 69! to SRR.ts
Stickeri Braids Pxt tatjonery
Lawn fabric stationery, 24
Sticfceri braids, white braids ,hePts paper 24 envelopeSj
with d ainl y embroidered attractively boxed, col ors arc
fdejes in plain white, light pink, buff, white, the shapes
blue, pink aiice, red, navv, inolude the n long enve-
black and brown, 10c and 15c ,as, we?nas rellla-
values special 8c Hon style 50c values,
special 33-
Special Cotton Fabrics
In this Staple Cotton Section you find the best values all
the time in the while stocks these are not merely leaders,
but representative of the whole stocks.
Outing Flannels Muslin Sheetings
25c outing flannels in solid colors, 85c 9-1 sheeting, bjeached, heavj
cream, pink, llcht blue, navy, tan, quality without diessiug, at less
brown, black, etc. o fian mill price. ry
Yard ZUC Yard UJC
New Percales Bleached Sheeting
Good 36 inch percales, light, dark (c 8-4 sheeting, bleached, the Kinc
and medium, ill colors, law that wears. Extra special A
new assortment. Yard . . jUC Yard DUC
Large Cotton Batts Pillow Tubing
Large cotton batt?. size 72x90, nice Good pillow tubing, 40 to 45 Inches
fluffv cotton, largo enough for the widp- Kod Sturdy quality, a a
quili or comfort in one nr guaranteed to wear. Yard . . 441
piece ODC
White Wool Batts SiS
90c 10-1 bleached sheeting, exirs
$3.58 white wool batts, quilt size, good heavy quality, without nf
put up in cartons tQ iq dressing. Yard 0C
Wright's quilt down . . 3J.17
Jackard Silks Turkish Towe,s
Turkish towel sets consisting Ol
$l.uO Ja knrd silk and cotton mate- one large towel, one face towel, om
rial for dresses, waists on broidered edge or
etc , 32 inches. Yard . 0"C Each OOC
Fresh Candy Pound 29c II
Our c;inl shop is working overtime preparing for the Friday I
and Saturday sale ol caudiea. On these days in the Candy I
Square you may buy peanut brittle, rocoanut patties, walnut j
cream taffy, Ttial nut caramels, all fresh from our own fae- I
tory. Candies worth 40e. Friday and Saturday, pound . 2D j
For Girl's and Women H
Some of the good values ready for you Friday and Saturday i J
on 2nd Floor. I
School Dresses Silk Camisoles
Girls' gingham school dresses, ma Women's silk camisoles made of x
(-rial of licht and dark colored splendid quality crepe de ch.'ne and I
gingham, sizes 6 to 1 1 years, yal- wash satin, trlnnnrd with daint .-I rl 31
ues to f?3.50 t 1 nr laces, all sizes, our usual Ai ir I II
Special l.i'O 2 values M.4j
Girl's Petticoats House Dresses
Children's flannel gertrud'- ptli- Women's house dresses, made r E j H
coal, made of cood quality flannels, rplendid quality gingham and per , ?
featherstltched hem. button on .-ale, long and short sleeves, a siral. I
shoulder, ?1 25 values. t- nssorlment, values lo $3.50, tf i j
Special J) 1 to close out u 1 I IjM'l
GirFs Coats Corduroy Robes j 1
children's coats, made of velours, Women's corduroy house robes, 1
i mixtures, velvets, and all wool ma made of strictly washable corduroy, i I I
terials. size 3 to H years, values all colors, light and dark, our us- -
to 19.50. M I AC ual 5f) 0 valu $1AZ( c
Special pl."j Special p4.JU h
Baby Dresses Rust Proof Corsets
Little tots' dresses, m-ide of stikl- Women's rust proo: corses, mad.' 1IQ
1 ly washable Kincham, Blsee 2 to 6 Of good quality coutil, strong sap
r-rirs, all cnod styles, values nr porters, long hip. medium bust, all ' B
"to $2 Special . DC slses, $3 On values. ar a I
Women's Chemise s 1 R 1JD ? II
Women's Btraigbt chemise, made of DraSMereS
r a splendid quality muslin, trimmed Women." ;r - m . i I t ; i : j : ; n . H
frith lino embroidery, regular and mad'1 of strong material ad sizes, z I JlTH
rvtra sizes. $1.50 values. ri i fastened back and front, our op g
Special 1 usual $1 values. Special . . ODC II
Another $15 Sale Of Dresses j 1
0 Friday and Saturday again we arc going to give you a 4afo HI
jJU most remarkable sale of dresses. This is a new lot Sp Ifi
fmost of them having arrived from New York within the Ch T
past few days. We doubt if you can match these values tl rffl '
in Ogden for less than $20 and in most cases $25. j " H
In the assortment are dresses of serge, of silk and jg&tJy JH
o fvelvet. All of them trimmed in keeping with r
the most modern fashion demands. Dresses for &
the street, for home wear and for the street. In VV-JivJ
the corner window you may now see samples of i j
the assortment that will be ready on 2nd Floor at jh
U 1 9 o'clock Friday morning. Come and see them, nf
whether you wish to buy or not.
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A Great Two-Day Sale Of
; jffT Stylish Pattern Hats
! p4fcJ e I"iancISOI"ncst hats of the eastern department. Oats styles hats for street
1 yCar C n SaC at or a occasins aH new wear, for dress, tailored
1 f Vj V 1 P"ces that in some cases trimmed pattern hats that hats ' Beavers, hatter's
' X JVAi than half. We aim are priced from $9 to $ 1 5. plush Trimmings of
I WV to make Friday and Satur- A splendid selection from handsome ribbons, hand-
! j ff day or this week the two which to choose. Friday some flower feathers and
j j 0 ! 1 1 greatest days in the Mil h- and Saturday only. ostrich. Values to $22.50.
j v y nery section this hall.
(tJ ' Af Friday and Saturday
Here's the best millinery Don,t "lis" secinS these Jfe K fj only,
j in months. A great two- unusual values. V 9 '
news we have given you Dozens of hats many of Pattern hats representing J f i (J(J
day sale in which some of them direct from our every phase of the new A V
j 4
I T Boy's School r Men's X'mas Trimming Dept Hosiery and
j Suits Npchtnear Attractions Underwear
Come to tin- 1 '.asi jnnit store
tnocu j Hair Bow Ribbon wr iync,rt
i i in ii i ! Let wsa'ain inint ess t hf arlvisn- tt Ullldl o liustr
ami sec the new JJublebu.lt : 1 1 ur bo .iUbun. S inches wide. 1. wmm., , hose, medm
Milts for rOQgll, romping Buppiying now ytmi light and dark shade,, strip, s. pl.iln welghl sizes S'.'. to 1014, good qual
I boys. These suits are just men s neckwear for Christmas and plaid For school. rn ity, Wayne knit. or
hat the name implies, "dou- DUC Special f
bie built! which means that KhlP"nts are ro.mnK in very Handkerchiefs Woolen Hose
the parts that receive the wowly. Ami ain-ath many wo- liandkerchiefg of tissue and 8wjea Women's Beamltss woolec hose
. . men are selecting from the fresh for women and gins. Embroidered black and natural, aises CCr
Hardest wear are made aou- shipments, the neckwear they corners. Special, di to 10, 75c values. Special . DDI
ble, two thicknesses of the will use for gifts. We are sur 5 tor f .
fabric of which they are thai when Christmas shopping t ry Women S Union hUlts
rnjide nd these suits aw is at its height the assortment ItUlIIingS Women's medium weight unloi
I inaae, ana tnese suns ait Ruffling of georgette, net, etc., Van suits. Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, an
guaranteed to give full satis- nm ot s" Sooa ,ls Wt Dyke points, and Btraighi edge, tor ki length. Jl Cf
; l- - neck ;ind sleies, alues to fiO All sizes . .' vl.Jv
L"et""' r rt n.t. yard SoC
! TZ DleW BloUSeS Mllf(P ,c Women's Vests
Imjm f ni i - t W w 1V1UII eUS Women's medium viiht vesta am
IVlen S ShirtS A Uv) Muff beds ready made for making pantR. vests arc Dutch neck, olbov
1 1 I IL c velvet or fur muffs, lined with good sleeves, panta are ankle ro
qIA9 The express man keeps bringing ggfr B,lk $k ,,'nK,h' Mi2CS 5 and 6 D0
There are stUl all sizeB and a new packages of handsome r ' Children's Il'Suits
j lot of handsome patterns blouses, and with our new pol- Fine Laces Children's union suits, mediun
liere in those shirts for men u',.oi Pr.icul8 tliese at ouioK pme laces for making the aew fler- weight fleece lined. Wh necks, lonj
thai are selline at $14!) ellmg prices, the stock is ever lha collars and Jabots, white or sleeves, 70c values. ro
' , 1 changing. and cream, yard . , OjC special JOl
Blanket Sales
Have you supplied all 61 your
blanket wants0 This sale of
bedding is still in progress
hundreds of pairs going out
each week. If you wish to se
lect now from these big stocks
you may have the blankets
held until later.
Cotton Blanket
A cotton double blanket ln co-or3
gray, tan or white. :n size 70x80. a
full size blanket. ?-l value. o yjp
Special PJ.J
Bed Comforts
Comforts in the regular douole bed
nize. in nssorted colors nnd designs,
these an- our new stock Jo QP
j',.-t arrived. Speci.il . . . J)J,tJ
Single Blankets
Single cotton shee, blankels, size
64x7G, in colors gray and tan, a
wonderful value, while they QQ
last, each iOC
Khaki Blankets
Khaki colored double blankets ol
the Beacon make in size 60x84;
these are good heavy blankets,
$11 '0 value in 7
Special.. .... IU. iu
Girl's Dresses
Girls' gingham dresses n Bise i-1.
to Iti1.. in plaid colors with white
trimming; these are our $4.0 tj
t values. Special, euch .... v&T
Downstairs
Work Shirts
Ml n's blue chambray work shirts In
itll sizes in plain collars, our regu-
lar ?i 4" values. Ji op
Special wi,Lt)
3 Men's U'Suits
i Men's ribbed union suits in the
ecru color, medium weight, in all
i sizes; these are the n-KU- fi r
I lar $1.75 values. Special tj)llj
Boy's Sweaters
I Boys' sweaters in tho coat style,
cardinal and oxford colors, and in
sizes 2G and 30, our 18.60 t0 OP
1 ;ilues Special
Boy's Union Suits
Boys' li ;i Mi see lined union suits
in sizes 2 to iu years; these were
left over from last year and Will
dean them up al last year's CQr
! pi lee OVL
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Dressing Table j jH
Specials
Rexall Cold Cream, a delightful em- If
ollient and skin cream, dair.i- n i III
i ly perfumed. 25c value, 2 fol ZuC
Aikers' Peruxzone Vanishing Cream I
a mild antlsepMc skin 0 a -Mm
bleach, 25c value, 2 for . . . ZDC
Harmony cocoa butter cold cream.
tor massaiuq and s,,ft, nin ri jj uM
the skin. 60c value. 2 for . . D1C
Septone Hair Tonic, pre nicies z
growth and is effective for nr k
dandruff, 75c value 2 for . .DC
'nlet Dulce Liquid Complexion 9
Powder, flesh and white, dalntilj
perfumed. 50c value 51 C
Djerkiss Face Powder. UJerklss I
Rouge, each comes in three shades. J
one lox oi each, tf 1 jj
very special P' I
Djerkiss Talcum Powder, dainlib c j
perfumed in flesh and while, nr j
very special ....... . OjC I
Harmony of Boston Syta Face Pow- Z I
der, natural only, delightfully
smooth and fragrant, 50c pi f
1 ach, 2 for JlC
New England Rose Bud and Lily of
the Valley Face Powder, brunette w II
and natural, 35c box, OC 2 ;
2 for JOC 9 M
Air Float Talcum Towder odors are f III
violet, rose, corylopsls etc, 1 jj
16C e.u h. 2 for IDC I .
Nailoid Cuticle Solvent, a Rexall ar- H
tide, to remove Lie dr cuti- n A In
cle, 25c each. 2 for DC Aim
Nailoid Wonderdust, produces a
l.rilllant polish, 25c
or one of each for 26c. I
Paimero Olive Oil Soap. 1 I
12 bars Pl ! !
Lydia Pinkham's (.'oinpound d 1
26 value tor . P1 I
Holllster'a Rocks Mountain oo
Tea, 35c value, 2 for ... -JJt
Armand's Face Powder, AC J
Cue value lor 1JL -2
Derwlllo. for skin nnd com- qo
pleslon, ?i value JOt
Hind s Honey and Almond JO
CI earn, 50c value, for . 40C
Gouraud'8 Oriental Cream, or
$1.50 value J1.JJ i j
Sempre Giovine, A(c I . ll
60c value 401 J 11
Bynold Liquid Soap. OO 1 1 1
35c value JJt
Scott's Emulsion, 7r
76c able ..... I Jt g
Kilmer's Swamp Root, PP
t?uc value OuXf
9a3 Hepatlca, I
fine value