The Ogden standard. [volume], October 17, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 2, Image 2

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I'lj 2 THE OGDEN STANDARD; OGDIN, UTAH, I RIDAV, OCTOBER 17, 1915
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I J .ACOODVUfe TO TRADE j
! A Great Two-Day Sale Of
j ffffe" Stylish Pattern Hats
J 7 XY I Hero's the best Millinerv news wo have'given you in months. j
Xj N A great fcwo-day sale in whi h some of the handsomest Hats of
I V X v Wl the year will be on sale at prices that in some (fases is less than
W, half. We aim to make Friday and Saturday of this week the
j 7Tr i two greatest days in the Millinery section this fall. Don'tmiss
P' (ovH seeing these unulsual values.
I T r r Dozens of hats many h 13 A OA Pattern Hats represent- I
j ! 11 of them direct from our --.ft 1000 l'1'11'' "r the 3
i ipf oJ'XJ eastern departmenl taiVV new styles Hats for
S Hats for all occasions all new trimmed patterns strcel wear, for dress, tailored h its. Beavers,
Hats that are priced from $9 to $15. A splendid hatter's plush. Trimmings of handsome rib-
I selection from which to choose. Friday and bons, handsome flower feathers and ostrich.
Saturday only. Values to $22.50. Friday and Saturday only. jj
It WHAT THE MISTER
j SIW n A CROWDED
'J STREET
Last night at the Methodist churrh
TtiR Jim" Kramer was more than ever
.ible to hold his audience with the"
jronderful and gripping message whlcS
lifff ne Savc iro,n ,no following then
' What I Saw at Third and Market.
I -.wi Franr isco
His telling hits tor real iraerlcan
ism were though-provoking. He said
that it is equally important to Ai m
j ranize the foreigner as it is to Chris
tianize him.' Ancl when he said,
l' that the panacea for all our social and
political ills would be not to Rive the
franchise to any man, white or black,
until he is able to read a section of
the constitution, as well as to write
the same," there were hearty amens
i all over the church.
"Sometimes I think," said the evan
gelist, "that if heaven over opens on
la earth, with all due respect to Utah, it
will be in California where all nature
gathers at its holy shrine for worship.
If I ever Ret to heaven I want to shake
hands with the saint who drove the
first stake in California. There Is no
City in the world like San Francisco
and there is no corner on earth where
so many people pass as Third anil
Market streets As I looked at the
vast throngs go by I was impressed
with the thought that we must Amor1
canize the foreigners. We issued the
invitation to all humanity to come and
rest beneath the shade of liberty
trees and in response the caravan
moved westward to blotch and poison
this beauteous Father Land. We must
Americanize the foreigner or they will
foreicnize us I never believed thnt
our fathers meant for this country to
be a dumping ground for the old
world's filth The founding of this na
tion was an appeal to God and so must
its salvation b' We have driven the
last nail in the coffin of the Divine
right of kings and the leaven of oir
democracy will soon send to oblivion
every Prussianized throne. And must
see that all Kaiser Bills go to hell
croaking "The Watch on the Rhine '
"As I 6aw the great crowds go by
I said to myself, a crowd doesn t
amount to much after all David mad
a great mistake when he. numbered
Israel and worshipped the God Oi -tistics.
I prefer one royal man to all
the vulgar multitude. The Belk-ia -
exposed the weakness of numbers.
Japan slapped the face of great China,
and the small Moravian church nas
put us all to shame Numerical
Mronsth is a boomeninK.
"A9 1 stood there, it seemed to me
that all the people were In a furious
hurry A mile a minute will not satis
fy us now. The great disease now is
'Amerleanltii ' The largest crowd 1
ever saw gathered in one place was
not there to cheer a man on his way
to work With a dinner pail on his
hand, to sing the praises of a boy or
clrl graduating, to applaud the man
I who overcomes a temptation, to give
a hurrah for the mother who brines
a baby into the world, or to g. .e tne
man who Is converted a boost, but
! there to see automobile speed-demons
I co at the rate of better than a milo
la minute. Nervous prostration is the
road most traveled now The con
fusion at the tower of Babel, the
world's first skyscraper was a pro
test ugainsi hurry.
"As I stood there I saw hundreds of j
successful faces but few happy faces. I
The human face has a universal lan
guage All understood the lancuape
of a tear, the symbolism of a smile,
i the meaning of a frown and the shrug
of a shoulder Behind the face
I slumbering all the qualities of the soul.l
I Most of us are round-shouldered and
hump backed from carrying the world
'upon our shoulders. One of the sad-i
I Styleplus Clothes 9H
30-t35-t40;H5 JKl
The sleeve ticket tells the price. jJWRmWp
j WINNERS I
O TYLEPLUS have these big winning points in-clothes.
Styleplus Clothes and the men who wear them
1 win because they inspire confidence good clothes help
to do that very thing.
I Styleplus have the real style that young men recognize.
by instinct and men less young know through experience.
All-wool fabrics and many models to choose from. They
are well-tailored appearance and wear prove it.
They are America's known priced clothes the sleeve
ticket tells it the makers attach and seal the ticket.
Buy early and buy more than you need prices will be
I higher nextseason.
'I "SEE US FIRST."
I Watson-Tanner
I Clothing Go,
dest pages is kept by the reeord of
men who have been damned by their
successes. David never foroi his
kinsllness until he became a kins, and
then he played the fool. Many a man
cries, 'If I only had a million ' I know
what h would do. He would trj his
best to get another million Some
times ou wish you were the other
fellow, but If you could be lifted rat
of your environment into his and he
into yours, and changing places von
would imagine that you had ehan d
worlds 1 had rath r trust the small'
est planet that swings In its orbit than
ten comets shootlns ever way in:
periling the life of the world.
"As I stood there. I learned (he
greatest of all lessons, one that bas
changed my outlook altogether that
God is no respecter of persons, he be-:n-
the (iod oi the good as well as the
iod of the bad. The gun sends as plud
a ray of light Into the hovel as it
sends into the brown stone front and
sloritic the same spectacle for every
ye M. -thinks that If God has a
rhnst'li ennl iinnn ,.,w-tU it c k i.
"i"-"' w.im ii in nn.- nu:ii"
of humble poverty Every man h.is
a devil. He also has an angel Every
man is a divinity in disgulal and a
God trailing in the dust Just as th
deformed child has the largest place
in the heart of Its mother, Jusi so G I 1
would bankrupt heaven to help his er
ring child I crae no higher honor
anad warn no greater compensation
than to live in the house by the side
of the road and be a friend to man.'
Rev. Christian It Garver san? a
;olo. "The Old Rugged Cross " A full
ehorus 'hoir made the sung srviee
most helpful. Tomorrow night the
evangelist promises that at the con
clusion of the sermon there will be a
burial service of all hammers. Evry !
one left the room last night with a
smile.
oo
It's surprising how ninny otherwise sen- I
sibly inclined men bellcvo In signs ari l
omns.
on
Read the Classified Ads.
ILE6 BROKEN WHEN 5
BOY IS SHOCK .
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Clyde Stone, 1,, years of ag re
eeived a broken leg at 5:30 o'elot I:
lerday evening wh n he was st;a. k I
by a delivery truck while attempt'.rc
to cross the street) at Twenty-fifth
and Harrison avenue Young StdnO
was in a semi-conscious condition
when he was picked up
Examination showed that his left
leg was broken in two places. The
boy wa removed to his home b
Judge Age ;md was repotted to b
resting today. The case Is being in-'
vestigated by the polico :
Colds Cause Headaches and Pains
Feverish Headaches and Body P'in
caused from a cold are r-ion relieved
i taking LAXATIVE BROMO Ql''
NINE Tablets Titer. -: only ..re
"Bromo Quinine.' E W. GROVE'S
: Ignature on the box. Go
or.
Subnormal Boys
Are to Appear
Before Judge
Habitual truants and an alleged
youthful check artist will appear be
fore the juvenile court tomorrow, ac
cording to information from JutlS!
I Dan Sullivan.
1 One of the truants is thought to be
I subnormal and is said to have spent
i r in- entire lime while in school in
'making an effort to solve a puzslej
mad.' from two bent nails
The bpy who writes checks is aiso
i thought to be subnormal
I Information from Judge Sullivan Is
to the effect that country chll Iren
cause much less delinquency and.
trouble than the children who live in
the city. Of the cases that aprear
before his court, comparatively tew
are from ihe country. l ack of dlvet
sions In the country is cited by him
'as the cause of this condition.
He statt d that school is looked upon ,
by the country boy as a commu.iit.-,
center, where one may go and st-id
work and enioy the companionship of
, ,,, , Th' hae the alt. ma'. v.
i of remaining at home and performing
chores or of ROins to school Judej
Sullivan River, this reason for less de
Unquency among the young peop1 s 'if
the country
rn 1
Read the Classified Ads
v oo
Sure
Relief
J ;:' ' Hot water
ICl'L- Sure Relief
RE LL-ANS
BaFOR INDIGESTION
Shoe Sale I
CONTINUES
Today and Tomorrow
j 7Z7 Lot No. 1 $5.85
II LotNo.2 $2.98
I Xw Thesc arc last -ear s stock j
y to sell them at such aston-
I Lvvww-uwi ishing prices. ;!j
They went like "hotcakes" yesterday, and we sug
gest that if you want to save on your shoes, here's
i your opportunity. j
We say, with all frankness, that we haven't been
able to offer such exceptional values to our patrons
for many months.
j Come in TODAY before they're all gone!
YOU'VE GOT TO HURRY!
Yesterday was a busy one nearly all large sizes
were favorite sellers but let us remind you of the
small ones, sizes 2A, 3 and Vi. Now ladies,
here's your chance to put your "Petit" foot in a
:omy shoe at a price you cannot equal they're
extra good quality, too. !
2356 Washington Ave. j
j For Saturday Selling ! i
j Some time ago we told you that the demand for hind ;
j quarter meat was so great that it made the price very "nigh !
and the front quarters very low. Condition-s have now j
changed so that the price between hind and front quarters ' '
are about normal. We are now able to offer for i
Saturday selling I
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5 Tea Bone Steak 25c lb.
Sirloin Steak 25c lb.
Rib Steak 25c lb.
Round Steak 25c lb.
Chuck Steak 20c lb.
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Spring Chickens 35c lb.
Nice Fat Hens 30c lb.
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Juicy Pot Roasts 17c lb. h
Rib Roasts .20c lb. !
Rump Roasts 20c and 22c lb.
Rib and Brisket Boil 2V2c lb.
Veal Stew neck or breast 20c lb.
Veal Pot Roasts 25c lb.
j Veal Chops 25c lb.
Eastern Hams 37c lb.
Swift Premium Hams 40c lb.
Delivery Schedule: J
North . 8:00 a m. 4.30 p. m. j jS
South 9:00 a. m. I .00 p. m. !!j j
jj Hill 10:30 a. m. 3:30 p. m. '
RUSSELL-JAMES CO. j I
181-189 TWENTY-FOURTH ST. T
Phones 412 413 136. !
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Two Small Fires i
Tho firo df-partniont rupptfded to'
iwo calls this morninc Tho I r s t vu
sent In at C:55 o'clock when a Jefer j
tive flue at tho residence of H B.I
I W I HHIIMIIllMlll mil
lab
Clark, 721 West Twenty-flrs street '
set fire to the roof, wh ch was dam
aged to the extent or $:i Tn s.-ron,. t
fire wan shortly before noon .k b
re sid.-T.ee of H r.ov. n. :'2"n Monr,,( 1"
avenue The ..us- iw nn- nre v.. ) UAftff '
attributed to n defective chimuev j INI
There w;i5 small damage I
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CLOTHES- -
For Crisp Days
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Dttud
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I hf? mad.
f&X$$L Brisk, biting weather sends --.J:,
I 'JJ' the blood a tir;:-
f AmJ through your body. (
lriH You Feel Great! jg1
A ! Pi Df0P 111 an et us measure .
ill M yu fr a perfect fitting i
Suit or Overcoat.
HAND TAILORED TO
YOUR MEASURE I
1 We claim to save you the "W T" iffiB m
must money NOT by giving V .L-K
you a cheap, short-lived VM Q vf JZ vt
garment, but by building ) iJm
one that is as durable as it U
is smart. j j Kll :j
$25 Up to $60 $ Jl
. . UNION MADE fBtiSl j
Winter won't wait! Neither k I
should you! Come in today! li
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On Hudson Avenue By the Alhambra Theatre ti I j
OWEN BENNETT