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Tfj THE OGDEN " STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919.
If ' NAME "BAYER" ON 1
I - GENUINE ASPIRIN
1 Safe and proper directions are in every "Bayer package"
I
I'Bayr r Tablets "i Aspirin to be - n
Jlji Ulne must bo marked iflth the snfptyl
I, Bayer Cross." Then you are gcttlnc
the true, world-famous Aspiriu, pre-l
( j1 F-rribed by physicians for ovpr 18
ifr yoars. I
i I, Always buv an unbroken package of
ilj "Bayer Tabids of Aspirin." which oon-(
, j tains proper directions 10 snfdv relieve'
Colds, Headache, Toothache, Earache, j
. toil . . '
ILut episode of "The Red
Glove;" Pete Morrison in
I "Neck and Noose;" James J.
Corbett in 'The Midnight
Man" and a Harold Lloyd
comedy at the Cozy today and
tomorrow.
f jj The Chevrolet valve-in-
head motor with which
Chevrolet closed cars are
equipped is of the type cele
brated for its remarkable
economy and efficiency. It
is a short cut to maximum
power.
In this particular type of
I motor, the propelling force
hits the piston "on the
head" and thus gives maxi
mum power with minimum
fuel consumption.
The motor is accessible for
grinding valves. The cyl
inder heads are detachable
I end can be easily removed
from the lower half of the
casting, and the interior of
the cylinders left open for
inspection. This ease of
accessibility is worth the
entire cost of the motor car,
for it means all the differ-
ence in the world in the en
joyment, utility and effi
ciency of your automobile.
Ogden Motor Car Co.
Ogden, Utah.
2345-55 Hudson Ave.
I Neuralgia. Lu'mbapo, Rheumatism, j
Neuritis, Joint Pains, and Pain gener
ally. Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets,
coat but a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" .acka?es. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Bayer Kanuiac-I
lure of Monoacetkacidester of Salicy
licacid. Advert lrment.
Seeking Reduced
Rates for the
Biq Celebration
In order that November 11 be cele
brated as one of ihe greatest of state'
days, efforts of local members or the j
American Legion will be made to have
reduced rates on the railroads for the
big celebration in Ocden on thai date.
With one of the classiest programs
ever arranged, the members of the
legion are enger to have outsiders on
that day.
For Bad Breath
Coated Tongue, BilioueDe, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Bloating, Gu,
Constipation, or oth;r remit of Indigea- 1
tion, no remedy ia more highly recom
mended than
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
! They cause no griping or nausea. I
j Cleanse the bowels, aweeten the stom
ach and bencht the liver. Never dis
appoint. Wn Eliaatvcih Slamon. 137 So Main Sr.,
So. Norwalk. Cooo. "I cio hooe-ttJy sy Foley
, Cathartic Tableta ore wocderful."
A R. MclNTYRE DRUG CO.
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Meetin? for the
Celebration on I
Armistice Day
Committees for the big celebration
of soldiers sailors and marines here
on November 11, will meet at the fjni
verslty club rooms this i vf-nins at S
o'clock Plans for thr' cala celebration
will be outlined and Ihe complete uro
gram for that day will be arranged by
the various committees
Tr R Kanzler, chairman of ,ho gen
eral rommittrc, staled that t.-.e pro
prntn would be prepared in detail this
evening and that .-.teps o make the
dav :i BUCCeSfl would be mad"- Tin va
rious sub committers have worKed out
the details and their reports will be
made this evening All members of
(hp subcommittees are urged to be
present .
II. " LACK OF REST
worry, overwork or mpe-iec nourishment, all
ir a measvre contribute io 3nd aie the be
ginnings of nervous prostration.
I SCOTT'S EMULSION
s a dee ded he'p to those who are nervous, in thai it
provides an easily assimilated food that quickly builds up
the genera health by nourishing the whole body. Give
less attention to worry; enjoy regular rest and sleep
ijjjsk and take Scctt's Emulsion regularly after meals.
1 rf cof'5 nevei tails to nourish and strengthen,
h V etfjnalwi grade of cod-lit roil .-l i' Scoifs FmuUion la th- fam-.u
VlV t Sk riocetl ninric in Norwa-. nn! refinnl in our ova Atnrric.in
aVy laboratories, li i g:1(1Tn:ite of purity ami palalability iumirpaa
flj, tcotl 4: Bowne. L'.ooin field. N J. 19-30
11
I j SPECIAL SALE Or I
!, USED CARS
FORD 5 passenger car.
I PAIGE 7-passenger car.
OAKLAND 5 passenger car. J
Kill BUICK C, 25.
"f STUDEBAKER 1918 series.
1919 NASH nearly new. i
FORD 1-ton truck.
REO 1 ton truck.
STUDEBAKER Half-ton truck.
If you are looking for bargains in used cars, see us. We
I are making a Fall clean-up.
1 jj KNOWLDEN AUTO CO. j
2331 HUDSON AVE. PHONE 521.
Hjjj Drug
SCHOOLS OF COUNT!
mil LARGE
Thomas R. Jones, county probanon
nfficr-r, reports that a checking up of
county communities shows a nearly
perfect school registration this year.
The attendance of the schools Is
sreatr r than ever bclore and plans for
additional rooms are binc con id'-rcd.
Part time classes. If need of such Is
found, will be organizer after Thanks
giving. The demand for such classes
are very liht, it is Bald, the majority
of the older etudi-nts .itunding elti.er
the Oeden high school or the We;er
normal college.
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Governor Goes
East on Unitah
Railroad Business
Governor Bamberger and State Fn
glneer George W BfcGonagle were in
Ogden vosterday for a short time, en
route to Washington, D C, where they
will discuss with federal authoriMes
matters pertaining to the prop. sod
construction of a railroad through
Uintah basn. other Utahns will visit
Washington on this natter.
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Catarrhal Deafness j
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE AND SIMPLE WAY
TO TREAT AND RELIEVE
AT HOME.
If you have catarrh, catarrhal diaf
nnss or head noises caused by catarrh,
or If phlegm drops in youi throat and!
has caused catarrh of the stomach orj
bowels jrou will be glad to know that'
these distressing symp'om.s may be en
tlrelj overcome m many Instances bv
the following treatment which you can
"asih prepare in yovr own home at llt
'le cost. Secure from your druggist 1
ounce of Parmlnt (double strength) ;
Take this home and add to it pint of1
hot water and a little granulated sug-;
ar; stir until dissolved Take one ia
blespoonful lour times a day. Au iin-l
provement is sometimes noted alter
the first days treatment Breathing:
should become easy, w hile the disti Sfl
ing head noises, headaches, dullness,
cloudy thinking, etc., should gradually!
disappear under the tonic action of thel
treatment. Loss of smell, taste, defec
tive hearing and mucus dropping in '
the back of the throat are oth r smp
toms which suggest the presenci of ce I
tarrh and which may often b- over
come by this efficacious treatment. It
is said that nearly fu p r rent of all
ear troub'es are caused by catarrh and
there must, therefore, be many peu
pie whos"1 hearing ma be restored by
this simple, harmless, home treatment.
I Advertisement.
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Call on J. J. Brummitt at
2417 Hudson avenue, if you
want to sell your Liberty
bond3. Fhone 59.
WEBER 111 HOLDS
ENTHUSIASTIC
ASSEMBLY
One of t he most interesting assem
blies thus far in the school was held
at the Weber normal college th's raun
ilng. The time was given over to the
student body officers, who arranged a
'rousing rally in view of the footrall
game with the Brigham Young college
Logan.
At the rise of the curtain, two 'oc
Itors were seen operating jn two pj&y
I ers, namely, Weber and B V a
new hr-ari and ppirll were put mm Lhe
1 Web-r play r. frhlli the heart rnd spir-
it were taken, from the B. Y. C.
Then the game was played, dur ng
which a steady bombardim nt was 1. pi
I Up by three shotguns in the halls. Then
lhe victorious Weber players vrr
rushed into the assembly, To cap the
J climax a rousing yell practice was
held. The students. art now beginning
I to wake up to the fact that Weber has
a lootball team that is out to win.
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BO! CALLS UP JUDGE
I IB ASKS TO BE
j ARRESTED
; Telephoning Judge Sullivan at the
uivenile court room estrdav. a boy;
made the unusual request ihat a ju
1 nile officer be sent to the borne to
! take him into custody. He also assed
how old a boy had to b' betore he
could be committed to the s'ate in-
dustrial school.
I Judge Sullivan inquired as to why
t the boy asked for arrest and was glv
t en full particulars of a rather amus
I ing family quarrel.
f It seems that the boy' motner had
I ord-r-d him from the hoim bj'au' ut
j a disagreement. Tne boy started to
comply with the request and had
c packed his things Upon starting from
i the room, his mother threatened to
' I scream "murder-" if he left. Fiobibly
thinking that his mother was not in
e arnest, he proceeded to leave to he
vociferous hcrams of his mother, wno.
true to her word, houted "murder."
The boy then called the uiveulle
court and asked fhai he might be ar
rested He was instructed by Jujg?
Sullivan to visit the court and .alk
matters over.
C. J. SAiSERG HAS A
CROIX BE GUERRE
FOR BRAVER!
Wearing a distinguished service
cross end a French croix do guern
C. J. Snngberg of Ogden, n leather
:neck of the Sixth rccimont, has n
turned from service overseas S.mg
berg enlisted with tho marines Sep
tember 1, 1917. and was among the
'first Americans to take part in the
'fighting In France.
Ho was In the battle of Belleau
Woods and the St. Mihiel drive. Tho
French citation was gi en to Sangberg,
i nine other enlisted men and a lieu
tenant, who were leu of an original
eommand of 230 men. Sangberg was
awarded the D S. C. for having carried
a captain, wounded, through Intense
fire to a dressing station In the St
Mihiel drive he further distinguished
himself by beading an American unit
which captured a German machine gun
and with it three officers and eleven
men. In this battle he was shot
through the Jace.
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10 DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
If Mixed with Sulphur It
Darkens so Naturally
Nobody can Tell.
The old time mixture of Sage 'lea
and Sulphur for darkening graj
streaked and faded hair is grand
mother's recipe, and folks are again
using it to k'-jp their hair a sood. even
color, whieh is quite sensible, as we
are living in an age when a youthful
appearance is of th greatest advan
tage. Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task ot gatlnuing the
sage and the mussy mixing at home
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product, improved oy the addition of:
other ingredients, called Wyeth'sj
Sage and Sulphur Compound It is
verj popular because nobody Tan dis
cover It has been applied Slmplj
moisten your comb or a soft brush
With it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a time
by morning the gray hair disappears,
but what delights the ladies with I
Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound,
is thai, besides beautifully darkening
the hair after a lew applicaUons, i'
also produces that soft luster and ap-1
pearancp of abundance which la so at
tractive. Advertisement.
If you are in the market for
hay, corn, oats or potatoes in
carload lots get in touch with
G. C. McPeek, 513 National
Bank Building. Phones, day,
442 night, 1654.
ANOTHER AIRPLAI IS
SEEN Offl THE
OTOE OGRE! J
Lieutenant E, B Lyon, flying a dc
Haviland plane, bearing number 28 in
Ihe big tiir race, soared over Ogden at
9 55 o'clock this morning en route to
Salt Lake.
Lieutenant Lyon was flying low j
when he passed over the city and. due
I to the settled condition of the siuok.
the was only visible for a short dis
itanco He made his way over the
'city from Weber canyon and aft r flj
i ing several miles West, turned his
'plane to the south
The drone of the big de Haviland
i attracted scores of Ogdonites, but only
a few were able to get a glimpse of the
big air mach'.nc.
Lieutenant Lyon followed the same
j route that Lieutenant Colonel Reyn
olds did when he passed over this ci'y
last week.
DOUBLE BEAUTY
OF YOUR HAIR
"Danderine" creates mass
' of thick, gleamy waves
In a few moments you cau transform
your plain, dull, flat hair. You can
have it abundant, soft, glossy and i ull
of life. Just get at any drug or toilet
counter a small bottle of "Danderine"
tor a few cents Then mois'en a soft
cloth with the Danderlnr" and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a lime. Instantly. ,
immediately you have doub.'ed the
beauty ot your hair It will be a mass,
so soft, lustrous and so easy to do up.
All dust, dirt and excessive oil Is re
moved. Let Danderine put more lif . coior.
This stimulating tonic will freshen
your scalp, check dandruff and falling
hair and help your hair to grov long,
thick, strong and beautiful. Advertise,
ment.
Jj I
WHY RAILROAD MEN WILE VOTE
FOR FRANK FRANCIS AS MAYOR
! AT THE ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY
Editor Standard: Having benvisUcd
the question by several of my uptown
friends. "Why are a big percertage of
the railroad men employed in ;he
transportation department in favor of
Mr. Francis for mayor" I will ask the
Standard sufficient space to answer
the question.
In ihe first place, Mr. Francis :s a
working man, having gone step oy step
through honest t o I and lnbor until at
last he has attained the poal sought by
all who entr that profession
Throughout his pro;recsior!. and ai
times we believe when his wonis find
actions would have bom more to 'he
liking of the upper classes, he nas
championed the cause of the working
man.
Well do we rallror.d m n remember
three years ago th stand he took, and
when all others were accusing us of
bordering on tho I W W and wage
hog. simply because we demanded
houis of service that would pemit us
lo enjoy our homes and dear ones,
hours that would permit us to be'er
serve t h public alonK' our lins, and
hours that would m.tko us better citi
zens and enable us to enjoy that foi
w hich the four big I rotherhoods were
organized, it was Mr. Francis Wno gve
us tavoraDie support ana aeciarea mat
we were entitled to that for wnfch we
asked.
Let me state right here by way of
explanation that railroad men in the,
transportation department do not be
lieve in strikes only an a last resort
After all other efforts have faliod wo
ha"e found that a concerted deter
mined stand for fair and Just v.ork;ng
onditions, has a good effeet as it did ,
in the eight-hour movement.
The attitude that Mr. Francis has
taken in relation to capital and lat'Oi (
meets with the hearty approval of the
big majority of the railroad men. By j
this I refer to editorials in the Ogden
Standard under dates of Apri' 24 anu I
June 12 wherein he states:
"Railroad engineer, conductors,
brakemen. shopmen, telegraphers. I
vardmen, clerks, will average vp well
with the finest element of our Cltlseas.
They go lo make up the sr.lid -ubstan-tial
part of anv community ii wh.'ch
they live Thov are the brain and
brawn of Amerlci. -.nd th3 should be
encouraged to trvke a deep in'erest in
the political welfare of the cilv slate
:and nation They ate a big pan of 'he
I industrial strength of America and we
respect them tor what thej n- There
lis less selfishness in their make up
than is to be found at 'he extreme? of
'society. W h:n v on warn a Judgmenl
Jon men or principles that is baian.ed.
go to ihe industrial army of Arm . ca
and you will receive Why? He
cause the men and w iron of this co.m
I try who toil, who have children, who
are building homes, who are dream'ng
i of bettering their conditions who ire
i neither hopeless I W W s nor grasp
I ing. sordid, predatory lord, are b ii
line of their environment, and their as
iplraiions. wholesome, sound clean,
right. They seek no advantac; cLtim
i no special privilege, demand no boun
ty, and ask for nofning more ran an
equal chance in tho battle (Jf life. In
i herenllv they are for a square d al ..no
'they lot'o fair play Tl-e laboriis man
can absolutely control this eoun'ry by
I
. I
.resorting lo Ihe ballot box. II m:st
I be f air. ha Ing ' guiding policy of f
and lei H must be just to hu X
employer. Capital mu?t be encouraged
to reinvest And vith ihose guiding
principles his rule uf the nation wU
be one of supreme contentment."
And again. Mr Franeis. we are with
von mi your munii Inal lii:hMne plant
and all othei public utilities th.-.t would
lend i" reli.-ve ihe rain nf r-nst:nt-I.
Increasing taxation We are inter- r
e8ted in oui ' it;, and are plad 'o h iv H
the privilege of voting for on- wmm I f
'. e all know is our 'nrnd and r h m- ! I
elf nt' resti d in he ( ii financia,j
J as well as heme in . nur of s.fe nd TIP
- i ii idministration -r citj cafn Llli
Yours very ;ruly,
i 31 tned) W L MOORE, M"
Bmpto C8. O. U. & ! C
NOTICE II
It you -n m ihe mark' for h. 1 j 5 A
r-orn. ial--. (lour, ot pnfaturs cet in Jafetll
touch With Mile'l-1 Mi Peek Produc iflk(lktb
I o Roi.iii Ker,--' lihie Phano ltpt cat
Da 176; nlghl 1654 oi 1349 :- lraPi
m
DR. BURROWS DIES. 'ill
ATI. N'I '"-a . e i 17 IT Uii- 3t Tiger
sing Burrows im f.ii inir- thn ju a at eff a
jreai tai ( the southern j mml
Bap 1st conventinn di. d -it r hospi M T: h
here today of bronchial pneumonia. J fete Dl
Ifp was 77 yen:.- old and a born In j Itkflnl
Philadelphia repUt
II-.. ..! ' ' the Harter wa- or-;- Wl CODti
inati d bj Bd tvard m in 1344
vVhlske; tvas first known as a drink j qfmy
I In the seventeenth century.
-
Don't Poison Baby.
FORTY YFrS AG' ahr.o-t every tiotli-r thoucht le-r . Ii M must haT
f i; i ,' , I ,. ud mum n ike 11 eep. i In ,;r i ill produC ! 5
Bleep, and a FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce, tl SLEEP
FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING Mauy are the children who . .
have leen killed or w hose health has boem ruined for life by paregoric, laud- Mell
num and morphine, each of which is a nan-otic prodm t of opium. ImigguU w ..
are prohibited from selling either of the nan uc n,inei to children at all, or ifrut p
to anybody without labelling them 11 ,i-u.n " Tlio definition of "narcotic
is : ikA medicint which reliev? pnin and produces sleep, but which in poison
ous doses produce $tupor, OOT1UX, convulsions and death." The taste and
smell of medicines containing opium are disguised, and sold under tli" namM
of " Drops," " Cordials, ' " -Vxthing Synjps." ete. You should not permit anr j
medicine to be given to vour children without you or vour physician know ;
of whnt it is composed." C ASTORIA. DOES NOT
CONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it tears the signature
of Chas H. Fletcher. fXs7fA, '
INFORMATION BUREAU
, Notice to Advertiser On and after April 1, 1919, business director
advertising in The Standard will be $1 per lire per month.
i .
ANYTHING New oi Old
ANYTHING A to Z new or old
bojgbi, boiu or traded i'bone 333.
Boohs and Stationery
liramweii iiook au.i Stationery, J362
AabUiliiion Ave fhone 360. 206S
Banking
bub .National Bank, eoulheaat cor
aex rwenty-fourth and WashiDgnon.
t'booe bl.
C junselor-at-Law
T. R. O'Connolly, Ogden. Utah. Legal
advice by mail. Write me the lact.
i honc lik
Jarpet C'eaning
K. Van Rauiiieu lur upholstering,
caiiieLo cicaueu, altered ami laid. Ite-
uimg ol tuaiu ebbfcs. 1'none t'o-'J
Expert carpet cleaning, maitre&s
teuuauug, upnolatenug, and prngj
i c-Ktretcbea- Call ii. J. Hampton Co.,
r eatlier Uenovallug lJhone XMS-W.
chiropractor
Owen VS. . llaJverson, D. C. Res.
j Phone lObb-W. 7ul 7U3 Lk:cies Bldg.
i city Scavenger
McCanh c Co., 2734 Grant avenue.
' Oentists
The New Method Dentist are spe-
c.austi in ail branches of DentiMr; .
U69 Washington. 2203
Drain Tile for SaJe
Intermountaln Concrete Co. Twen
trvtb and Ljncoln avenue, ugden. Utah.
Phones 2068 and 48 .. 2310
Lngraving
Ogden Engraving Service Co.. mak
ers of fine cuta In one or more colors,
41C Tweilty-fOttrth street. Phone 463.
Foot Specialist
Flat feet, corns, etc., currecled. Fry
Laboratory, 320 Hudson Bldg. 8583
ire Insurance
Lhariei L,itt uberji. I'bone 1859-J
( an-UU.uili.ili .iuj .UH-lilgaU CuUllilcTCUU
biauuaia luciuiauce. 1076
"lay and Grain
Hay, grin aud poultry leed. lieu
j 'Qav., oil i weniy-uiii'u, i uiio iteto
2101'
til H, Voois, run
u. M. Kuuyau, -o W raU avenue,
i-uyo toy Dl n-v-i, I'houe 781 Vv. I j.:
Junk and liiiies
Western Hide- JunV Co., 2 -
"Va.snuigion Ave. Phone 861.
Ugden Junk House, 2t'6 atbingloL
Ave. 1'Uuau 210.
rCey Fitting
tvey uiuag anu ,o:k repairing. Itud
son iCepair ishop, -469 lludsun. Jl'jj
Life Insurance
W. C Stewart, special repies-uta(iv c
of the New York Lile Insurance Lo.
44 Lewis U.dg. Phone 7 J 7 . j.jj
Madame Capiau Gown Shop
Fancy buttons, hemstitching, piijuol
JUc a yard. Third Hoor, W. H. ngLi
& Sons. 8241
Money to Loan
Mune) lo luni, on improved real
late. Kelly 6l Herrick. U45
New and Second Hand Furniture
New and second hand goods bought,
sold and exchanged. Highest prices
paid for second hand lunuture. Trunks
and suit cases a epeciaity. Sia i: Trunk
& Furniture Store, 241 Twty fifth
street. Phone 1321.
Painting
Paper cleaning and tinting New Wli
kmsoo. Address Hear 738 Twenty sixth
street. Phone 1520 J. 2457
Read the Classified Ads.
Printing
All kinds of job inln'mg. L'ce-Neolfr
buum riiiu.ug u 1'l.ouu lioo.
Piano Tuning f
Repairing and hand polishing Pla.T'
pianos a specially Guaranteed.
eon. Phone 29 ii J
.'hysician and Surgeon
Br. A. Fernlund. olfitB to.rs 11 ;
4 p. m. New Peery bid.. Hudson AT j
Lea Hhone 046- UUice pbuno 1
Real Estate and Loans
Wiilaiu i-waj, itai -oi.-.o sad I
24,1 Vf aohiiivon. I U'jQm 40. 1
Trunk, bag and caoe repair.!.". u Ml
lachera. around iroui Suudard, Wi
Scavenger
l...rl,:.i: :ind ru bbish hauJed, e- 1 ft
pools and loileia cleaned, iobu CfiiP I J
6. Co., Phone 828. 234a Hudn vB
anitary Work , I
Sanitary OarbaSc Co, .11 kiadl
rubbish hauled. Ir-hon 2V.
jewing Machines I 1
We rent, repair, -arry ad'f , 1
pane lor ail m,. ol huM I
aewing klachUM Co.. 22i3 W "" IT
avenue. 1'hono 2884.
lenU and Awnings W
Ugden Teni aad auic ,
thciurera oi hign grade o.. (f ,
and realdeni awninga. watery rt4 w
era. bags, etc Auy in.ag a
2263 wasningion avenue ruw ( j
Vacuum Cleaners jeaa. W
rnoue laaaVJ 101 'uu cja. i
for 24 hours, itemized oust w m
indows Cleaned fCin: I
Expert window and a" f Vind-." I .
Ing anywhere. AmjaJ. .laff W UDH
Cleaning. Phone s63. I ,. M