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

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;g I The Path to Hea1 I
1 I ':t as year after year has rolled bv and the JsJ jllw?'
little group of women who had been cured $m :ff a' T U-Wsx wWvrnk
by it has since grown into a vast army of Lftl .tV? ' WMfflffi
hundreds of thousands doubt and skepti- immi yT7' ; VS li-i
cism have been swept away as by a mighty y1m- 'T : Pin '
( tidal wave, until toda) this purely vegetable r iStJiiiT'i1 TOffl
medicine is recognized as the greatest ' ' jll tS Jlj Wlvxfbfc 'J
remedy for woman's special ills in the gEHail m
world. This is because it is a wonderful tonic cfl jOfM' V'J 3P J
and rcconstructor v hich arts directly and 5r? ' tY yy $$1
I favorably upon the feminine organization Ajj jjjjf l -
Women in All Countries Depend Upon jxeSi 2PP!w
Lydia E. Pinkhamfe
I Vegetable Compound
! FRANK FRANCIS NAMED
ON COMMITTEE BY
THE RQVERIVOR j
Member? of a ?tate committee 'o
K propose thp Icon lie n of a permanent
RTUJH home for returned soldiers, sailor? nd
h?. marine? were appoinifd yesterday by
'Joernor Simon nambrKr Th
It ft i
2S1 "ONLY ONE THING
BREAKS MY COLD!"
'That's Dr. King's New Dis
covery for fifty years a
cold-breaker"
NOTHING bul sustained duality
and unfailing effectiveness ran
arouse such enthusiasm Noth
ing but pure relief from stubborn Jd
, colds and nnrushine new ones, grippe
throat tearing rnuch. and croup could
have madi" Dr. Kinc' . "ew Dlrcovery
the nationalh popular rind standard
rcmed it is toda
, Fifty years -.m and always reliable.
OS Good for the whole family bottle n
the medicine eabinet means a short
nn lived cold or coujrh. 6v and ?1 JO
"5 E All druggists.
. . .
Stubborn Bowels Tamed
Positive in action, yel natural, e.ni
fortable, pleasant Ir. King's New Lifi
Pills are a boon tn brwels that ned
assistanee They eliminate fermenting
waste and put :he system in normal
fhap AH druggists 25c a bottle
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legislature appropriated (5000 at the
last session of the organization for
(the purpose of deciding on the loca
tion and form of the memorial.
The first meeting of the committed
will be held In Salt Lake, October 27
The members are:
Frank Francis, Ogden; Charles P.
Mabey-, Bountiful; t D. Becker, Manti;
Weston Vernon Logan; T N Taylor,
Provo L. H Farnsworth, Will ; Far
rell, Mrs. R. p Morris and Mrs.
Mont Ferry, Salt Lake
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NOTICE
If you are in the market lor hAV,
corn, oats, flour, or potatoes g-t m
touch with Mttchel-McPeek Produce
Co . Room 503 Eccles Bldg PhOiies
Daj 178 night lfi54 01 1349. -'1 3
Hooper Road Is
j To Be Inspected
District Engineer R M Miller of
; state road commission and W, N
iFrlckstad, representing th bureau of1
public roads in Ogden, will inspect the!
Hooper post road Saturday. The state
land federal sovernment are co-oper-.iting
on this project
i The StrangeMcGuire company has
started from the Twenty-fourth siret:
end of the road and experts to have'
the work practically completed before
cold wetahei Bets in The state now
jhas a force working on this road near
Hooper.
FRENCH AVIATOR IN ROME
PARIS, Oct 17. Lieutenant Poulet,
the French aviator who started from
Issy-les-Moulineaux Tuesday morning,
Jon a flight to Melbourne, Australia,
arrived yesterday morning at Rom
landing at the aviation field of t ento 1
icelle He had left the French military
airdrome at Frejus, Wednesday, and
succeeded in crossing the Alps
Read the Classified Ads-
a W e arc placing on sale for two days
C Tr1nied Silk Velvet Hats.
(iL&K- $ Values from $10.00 to $15.00
I Your Choice at
" ' $5.00
r ( These Hats are some of our regular
Nifty Hats for
L Street Wear
j Come and make your selection
early, as our stock is limited.
S Dorothy Madson jR
Yfl 2456 WASHINGTON AVE. 1
A 1
Germans Indignant
Over Army Budget
BERLIN'. W ednesday, Oct. 15. (3y
Th A.880C slated Press) Indignation
was expressed today bv members of
the budget commission of the nation;-.!
assembly when the national treasurer
announced the cost of maintaining en
tente armies of oecupation .ind various
control commissions would be from
2,oi'i,imo,ii n :Vo(ki,(mi0,i marks a a-
nually. The minister added that .he
drain on the national defense "would
eventually react on the entente," and
expressed the hope that the size of the
occupying armies would be gradually
'reduced.
N To Help Make !
s P Strong, Keen
w o w
R$?j'J,v '"-V nui'ion r cot !r ' :.jj 1
rayTp59.' pVVSV it - .ll incrcirc th'
feSK r,.-r-. oil. n.H - dr
Mtyy. ) t,rn 'n niinv in
;"Sro Jo ::or or druec"
ENUMERATDfiS FDR THE
CEKSUS III CITY
AND COUNTY
Pufficient applieations from rh
sixteen census enumerators may be e-
lcled have heen received from Ogden.
i according to word from rreore Rom
nej Jr Applications from Trfmonton
and Brigham ( ity have also been
made There remains several appoint
ments to be filled in Weber county.
; In some outlying distric ts little inter
lest is evidenced and postmaster? may
I be railed up to give the examination
land make recommendation for the po
sitions. Application blanks should be ie
eured at the federal building and re
turned before October 27.
One hundred and sixty-nine appoint -;
monts will be made by the Ogden of
I fice. with preference given to ex
i soldiers.
Billy Sunday Meets
I The Flying Parson
At Rock Island
! ROCK ISI.NI, III, Oct. 17 Lieu
tenant Belvln W. Maynard was given,
an ovation by an enormous crowd on
h i s arrival here al 12 1" p. m. from
Des Moines, having made the 158 mile,
trip in S3 minutes, breaking his record
for the same le of the jotirne of his
trip west
; Maynard stated his engine was "hit -i
ting fine" and thai he expected to con
tinue on to Chicago in about 45 min
utes The extra 45 minutes over the
?0-minut-. stop was supposed to be l r
the purpose of receiving the tributes
to be paid him h ; delegation headed
by Rr "Bilh" Sunday and Maor
H M. Schriver
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MURDERER 13 HANGED.
CHICAGO. Oct 17. Thomas Fitz
gerald, who on January 22 murdered
.lant't Wilkinson, aged ii. was banged
today He said be killed her becaut
site screamed when he took hei into
his room to give her candy.
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ADJOURN ON SATURDAY
PARIS, Oct 1C (H.VVAP) At r.
meeting of the lending parliamenimy
i committees today it was unanimously
agreed that the Chamber of deputies ad
journ nxt Saturday.
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i FLIERS LEAVE AT NOON.
I -
SALT LAKE. Oct 17. Five
westbound aviators In the trans-
f continental air race, and one east-
bound, h.id k'ti Buena Vista field
4- here up lo noon toda.3 East-
4- bound, Lieutenant Earl Manzel- 4
f man, flying plane No 39, left at
- 0 : 0 i lock
if Westbound aviators to leave
4- here were No 105. Lieutenant
R. L. Maughn; No 7. Major
Henry Abbey; No. 10, Lieutenant
, 4- T. P. Oish, No U, Lieutenant
4 R c Kirkpatrick, and No. 28. 4
1 4- Lieutenant E. R. Lyon. heavy
wind today made landing difficult
1 4- here. Lieutenant dish losing a 4
; 4- wheel in getting away from tlw 4
4- held. 4
44-f 4 44--f
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Th whip-poor-will builds no nest,
but deposits its eggs on the ground.
"SYRUP OF FIGS" j
CHILD'SLAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove pois
ons from stomach, liver and
bowels
Accept "California" S..rup of Figs
ml look for the namp .lliiornia on
i he piirkace then you arc sure vour
.child is having the best and imst
Harmless laxative or phytic fo. th lit
tie Btomach, liver and how-Is ' nib ren
Jove its delicious fruity tP.ste. Full
oirectlons for child's dose on each bot
tie. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must say "California "
Advertisement.
MORGENTHAU ARRIVES.
NEW YORK, Ort 17. Among the)
paaesngers who arrived here today on
the steamship Adriatic was TIenry
Moigenthau, former ambassador to
Turkey, who, as chairman of a com- i
Imittee appointed by President Wilson,
! has ben investigating reports of
I pogroms in Poland. He will procee I
to Washington to m.ik' his report.
I nn
Read the Classified Ads
Nasty
Colds
i
Get instant relief with
'Tape's Cold Compound"
I . Don t stay stuffed-up' Quit blowinu
.ind snuffling! A dose of "Rape's Co.d
J Compound" taken every two hours un
I til three doses are taken usually
.breaks up a eold and ends all giipp-
misery.
The very first dos opens you,- cl ig-ged-up
nostrils and the a'r passcs c
ynui hfad; stops noe running; re
lieves the headache, dullness, fn-l ui
ness, sneezing, soreness, stiftneSA-
"Pape's Cold Compound" m fhr
Quickest surest reli.-f known and costs
only a few cnts r.t drug stores, it acts
without assistance. Testes ni"rt. Con
tains nn quinine Insists on Pape'fl!
Advertisement. I
ORPHEUM STARTING SUNDAY ;
MARY PICKFORD IN 11
'THE HOODLUM"
JOE MARTIN in "THE JAZZ MONKY,f ' H
I j
Amy Felt as Petered-Out as a Eoardinghouse prune bowl
TEN DIFFERENT MARY PICKFORDS YOU HAVE 11
NEVER SEEN BEFORE,
j Special Joy-Fest For The Kiddies.
j Monday Tuesday Wednesday 2 and 4 P. M. 10c H
NEW MARY PtCKFflftO
FILM IT ORPHEUM
Steering a high-powered sporty ;-u-tnmohile
down Riverside Drive is vast
ly dmerent and not near as much fun
as shoving a push cart down a tene
ment street, so Amy Hurke, playeJ
' Mary PiCkford, diseovers in "The
Hoodlum," the second production pro
duced in her own studios which will
')e seen four days eomramcing SUiiduv
at the Orpheum theatre.
Landing on sordid Creighton s'.-rt
ts a snoh Amy Burke is converted into
i star crap-shooter, a nimble'- fingered
lotato peeler, the official style setter
or the tough girls and the most kind
ly and humanitarian person in the
' eneim nts
She Loves a Towel Thief.
From his Fifth avenue estate Amy's
grandfather watches his favorite with
icute curiosity, He is more surprised
to discover that Amy and a teneiiK-nt
Wend are in the act ot cracking his
-.afe
Replete with novel comedy slttia-
tions, and softened by the romance of
: i lenement "tov, l thi.-r, fH
"The Hoodlum" is ono of the most in
interesting and funniest of attracMoa?. IH
COUGH SYRUP 1
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Cured Husband and Child, '11
Wife and Mother States
?Irs A. Jennino, Armitage M
: veni e, Chicago. I1L, wrlii H
"I heard of Mentho-Laxene about two ilB
nTr ago. and since rh-ia would not b. II
' ' '! M ii.l-ii "l ! i In i: fll
I ing lor al'OM' O.in .r; - -'MPivrr J
..i il winter, and no"; he is cured of it, I'M
. nd for my child I think there is ncth JI
Irg hi tter in iho wo.'-d for a cold, for it r9
helps at once;" tH
Tl hest cough, cold, and catarrh 19
1 i n ' i . . r f nind i iho -ssenco II
R'.'.-n'-bo-Laxene. Directions with a H
cunce bottle, concentrated tell ho-'
make at hnm i full p.nf of deli- H
c: i s curative mcJioii. Advertise- H
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"S t e p p S n g O u t" I
RUT SHE'D GET SQUARE WITH J I
NIGHT SHE KNEW HOW TO . " jg fcJj I JF SVfr
TAME A FRIVOLOUS HUS- -Ti 0 -3a1
BAND! YOU JUST COME AND P" B B msaam.
WATCH HER DO IT! $H WEtL K HrV I BB fcr
PRICES 6c-15c-20c tttnlrNtjrf" 1
HLRt'S THE. FACTS 'SsMS
When Miss Bennett steps nut and clnes th ing" 0 fllf BkB BJt M J
Ss she docs in this picture, yon are 'bound to be in- B Bp Jgi 18 lr IjL Mm m iW
t rested. Every wife who has slaved for her hus- Iff
Zt 7 Jl CpammountCpktwv
interested in this picture. So will every woman ' '
whose home life is ideal, for it offers her a most . .
congenial study in life contrasts. "
When we assure you that "Stepping Out" is C6llie:dDWn tOIUtlt and WRtch f- '
one of the best photoplays tn which cUinty Enid hor ary CW-t Kp PTPPflt Hftle Tjjjjjj j
Bennett has appeared tins season, we arc telling '-er ?-"P wvee-ltW rediesi I!-Lllf I y-flHsfcr '
you the truth Her characterization of a suffering j faliafef. tetter CCT
wife who finally declares her independence and w.. 1-- w gv'
proves her worth to a husband who was blind to her L ' '
value as helpmeet and woman, is a dclicht. SaS'j il