The Ogden standard. [volume], October 17, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 5, Image 5

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919. c jjljl
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; I Pljjl MAKE YUR HOUSE MORE OMEY!
i I hIISIm I Put one of tbese in yur horned Columbia Gra
I fM" B f0n0la' New Edi30n Diamond Dhc oi Vic-
' ': llSlR n'y tacs a ar l'ow else could you
I spend it with more discretion? And the plan
I bHIih '' t'1C 'lU'e :nstr'lmcnts is so generous you
will hardly miss the few dollars but the joy
li 111 sPcninr acs much to make your house
51 ll IIS more homey,
hi llfi Get i Mocking-Bird for the kiddies 10c at the store. Th?
greatest device for amusing children they're going fast,
U B better come ln and Set two or three today.
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NEW STORK, Oct 17 Stocks show
ed little trace at the active opening cl
today's session of the depr i n
B . v.hicl) accompanied yc-sti rda s lat-T
J dealings Motors and oils wi-rr 1J
W points higher, also food shares, Vm
I erican Woolen and miscellaneous sp'
B'v uallies. American Ship and Colli
o QJB merce, one of yesterda's strong' ;
features, moved to a new high record
Si en it- lii! I rnn-aci inn "I" -hrm
at 44 lo 4.. Rails, steels and tobac
01 cos were irregular.
SI Many inactive specialties came for
iissSR ward on thr broader movement of the
LlUuU lu -f aniMiv; i l.- s. w ( r.
1 i Slates Steel, National Aniline. Rem
j I ington Typewriter and Bosch Magneto
K I at gains of 3 to 8 points. Otherwise
I 1 the market followed its recent course,
motor.-, oils and equipments retaining
Q leadership at advances of 1 lo o
B poin Steels wore in demand for a
t J time, hut reacted moderateh under
irOfH I""03"""' Shippings and American
VTooIen developed further strength at
noon Call loans opened at 10 per cent,
yesterday's ruling rale.
Trading became dull at midda Ivr
leathers, excepting steels, showing
little disposition to yield. Other mi
nor specialties wore added to the list
of the morning and leather, tobacco,
chemical shares also improved, oils
and motors meanwhile extending t!;eir
gains.
i CHICAGO GRAfN !
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CHICAGO, Oct. 17
Open High Low Close
Corn
Dec. $1 22"6 1.2494 1 22"8 L24H
May 1.22 1 23r, 2 22 1.22
Oats
Dec. .f0"8 71 U .70r-s .;('
May .738 .741,4 .73"b ."C7
Pork
Oct. 38.50 38.75 38.50 38.75
Jan. 32.60 33 40 32 GO 32.50
Lard
Nov. 27 40 28 75 27 10 2S.0O
Jan. 24 55 25.65 24 55 24. SO
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j BigSuitandO'Coat I
I SALE
r I IT IS TIME TO SELECT YOUR FALL I
SUIT AND OVERCOAT I
K I Let me show you before you look some- j
where else. I have all colors and styles,
j The latest line of popular priced Suits and
( Overcoats. Also a good line of Shoes,
I I Hats and Gent's Furnishings. j
J If you will look them over you will be con-
I vinced that the goods are right and that
j the prices are right. '
I
Watch For The Name and The Big
j Electric Sign
I B. Cohen
I j 252 Twenty-Fifth Street. I
GOOD BILL IT THE
pin THIS
WEEK J
Pantages circuit has provided ?n
other winner for the Orpheum theatre:
this week where the program opening
yesterday afternoon was greatly en
joyed by yesterday's audiences.
"Since the Days of 'fil" Is a patriot! !
sketch produced by a couple of well
equipped entertainers, Rail and Wesl
j which has its defects outweighed by!
Its general excellence Ball plays the
part of a srrand army veteran, nnd!
West Is the up-to date policeman
I whose life Is not a happy one There
is enough of good humor, and acting
in the plrre to Justify hearty rounds
I of applau i
What is this Aleko act anyway? Is I
lit trickery, or how is it done If the I
n rlter Irnow liru- It nra o ,ln.- vmM I
I immediately go out and do better be-!
cause the salary pullf-d by t h i j; act
was nprr seen by any reporter In
the entire world. It is called an act I
of mystery and telepath) which is a!
long, long way of telling the unsophis
ficat'd that Aleko and his Grecian
helpers can tell you -what you are
thinking about before you have even
thought it. Plever is the word and the
merriment of the players adds further
zest, to the audience's enjoyment and
wonder.
Juliette Dika, Is a French vaudeville
actress who makes the ladles :n the
audience gasp for sheer dellghr at her
I marvelous gowns She is not only ad
mirably dressed but manages to in r
est the house with her singing of
French songs in her native tongue I
no easy thing to do. Particularly I
pleasing was her rendition of 'Herj
Soldier's Dream" and .Mad, ion."
If you like these monkey acts that I
' are supposed to be near! auman this
i- an at I you will like when "Richard
I the Grat," a chimpanzee, ery wise I
and clever, steps forth o,i ihe stagi
and gives an impersonation of a club
man dining out. In the few clubs
of which we have had the honor to he
a member we have seen art occasional
person who reminds us of Richard,
the Gieat " Frankly, v. e don't like!
thp act and for all the clever work on
the rope.-, we do not care to be re-i'
minded of what our ancestors can do
under the training of human intelli-
gence. The audience was greatly in-'I
terested. Jj
"The Brainless Wonders" is an act I
produced b, Hrosius and Brown: in
"""" ni'. ui me cyclist are b
"ijnalled by the antics of the verv I
clever clown. The kids bad a great
time watching this funny act. f.
clever juggling acl and the music "
of Erickson's orchestra complete the
tickling of the palate.
A better bill than ordinary; said one
said ail
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Hi SOLDIERS 01
. Mil WAY TO :
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Thirty naval recruits en r.ute to
Mare Island, Cal , passed through Og
iden tnls morning. They visited at h
canteen and were entertained.
A party of Italian soldiers and theil
lamilies. en route to Alaska, .so
passed through the city today.
CASH SALES.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17 Corn No 2
mixed ?1 "7? 1 IS- No. ; Pi0w Si t;
S 1 . 40.
Oats No 2 white 71 72; No Z
(white 69 'a 92c
Tiyo No" 2 91.88&1.38.
Barley $1.15 1.31,
Timothy $8 50T; 11 .25.
I Clover nominal.
I Port nominal
I Lard $29. 3529. 45.
" j Bibs ? IS. 2.-; vt mi.
lj OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET,
caul.- K.H'oipt.s 7ls, (holce hav
steers $Si$; good steers 78; fait
steers ?f.i7; choice feeder steers h
7; choice cow.s and heifers $6o 7.50
fair (o good cows and heifers
cutters $45; canners $3Tt4; choicA
feeder cows $66; fat bulls ?5w(5:
;J bologna bulls $45 5; veal calves 10
I evii
i Hogs Receipts 619; choice fat hop
;i75 to 250 lbs.. $13 7514.00; bulk'
'sales $13 Wo 13.75.
Sheep Receipts 3424; choice lambs I
ln -( 11 r,n wethers 6 " ,, 7 7,u ,
ewes $5Ti6; feeder lambs $9lV
LIBERTY BONDS.
, NEW York, Oct. 17. Liberty bond i
(prices at 11.30 a. m- today
3ls 100.80, first 4s 95.20; second j !
Is 93.76; first 4 ' is 95.50; second V I
i 93 88; third 4s 95.34; fourth 4 ' ,
93.63; Victory 3s 99 76. Victory
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I PARTIAL 1
I PAYMENTS! I
, Mi.ch-crarlc dividend paylnR Jn 1
I securities of American Indus- M i
tii-.s are being iurchascd now -fj
by lar-aceine invi.stora.
Take advantage of our pnrtl.nl jm , i
payment plan which places tho wfm '
f I est stocks and bonds within f
aay reach of all. lii '
W shall ix) Kliid to tell you Wja
about these. -3
LARGEST BROKERAGE J
HOUSE IN I NT ERMOU N- 1
TAIN WEST. 4
LIBERTY BOND? M
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gVCQVTIilNG FOR EVtRY SPORT FQR CVEftV SEASON
I A Winter Outfit For
n Everybody k
If& We want every man in Ogden
to see our line of snappy
LJ raT'jS leather vests before buying his LJ
JLF afk winter outfit. Try one of
yw!$fe ft. tnem on- Note the trim ap
VftkIS pearance. You'll want to get
yMfJ0, -fcW 'n l'ne Leather vests are
rJl miL verY popular for all purposes,
jjPnf If you're looking for Mac-
T kinaws, you'll find just what
j i II you want at Browning Bros.
There is a complete assort-
j 1 ment of sizes and colors now. U
Ljl A Sweaters, too in a great va-
tt, riety of styles, to replace the
eisl one worn out in service.
Get one of those comfortable 0. D. Flannel Shirts to keep
you snug when out of doors. They are exactly the same
thing the army wore.
Heavy boots and shoes to protect your feet look over our
display and pick out tle style that appeals to you. We'll
fit you with the proper size. U
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Here are other suggestions for out-of-door comfort:
GLOVES CAPS WOOL SOX
Do it todoy. You will get the best possible selection.
2-451 HUDSON AVE. FONt FOUR F I V l
J EVERYTHING for CVfXRV SPOHT FOR EVERV SEASON
AT THE CONSUMERS
Swift's Premium Bacon, lb 55c
Swift's Premium Ham. lb 45c
! : 1
Fresh Eggs, dozen 68c I
Finest Cream Cheese, lb 43c
Y. A. Cheece, lb 40c I
Wis Long Horn, lb 45c I
.
Cranberries, per quart 18c, two for 35c
Turnips, bunch 5c j Hi Value Teas, 60c & 70c
Lcth.ce. bunch 5c H; VJuc Coffee 45c
Celery, bunch lUc !
Carrots, bunch 4c Hill B res. Coffee . . 58- 9
Parsnips, bunch .... 4c
Onions, lb 5c M. J. B. Coffee 55:
WE DELIVER ON ORDERS OVER $2.00.
CONSUMERS WHOLESALE GROCERY CO.
PHONE [phone] WASHINGTON
4 34s 99 70
Liberty bond prices at 2.55 p. m.
today were
3s 100. 40; first 4s 95. 20; second
4s 93.72: first 4'.s 95.50; second l'ic
93.86; third 41i.s 95.40; fourth 4VL8
93 62; Victory 99. 74; Vlciory
j 4 a4s 99.68.
BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17. Bar sllovr
1 17.
Mexican dollars 92c
i 1 a j b
I MONEY EXCHANGE.
New YORK. Oct. 17 Mercantile j
paper um tianged
Sterling: Demand i4.15U: cables
1.16.
Franca: Demand 8.50; cables 8.60,
Guilder: Demand 38, cables 381',. I
Lire: Demand 10 17; cables 10.13.
Marks Demand 35; cables 34.
Time loans strong; unchanged
Call money firm; hiph 10 ptr cent:
low 6 per cent; ruling rate 10 p,
cent; closing bid fi pi-r cent; offered
at 7 per cent; last loan C per cent.
j kjp I SPE0AL SAlE I
LiJ SATURDAY, OCT. 18TH
A Special on Three Dozen Hats for Ladi s and j
Children's Untrimmed Shapes
$1.00 $2.00
TR1MFD HATS $1.95. $2.95 $3.95
PRINCESS
MILLINERY
Fall Suits Favored By JJ
Miss Manhattan
nr RIPPING up Fifth Avenue go A
A some of America's smartest women
and the coats and suits they choose set
the fashion pace.
The Miss Manhattan
Come in and review the novel features
of the mode silk-braided pockets,
double belts, convertible collars, and
blouse backs, these are styles to ac
centuate the youthful smartness of
every figure.
BURT'S
j Fashion's Latest
Boot Creations- j
; ril T,T moirn so Ilir,n i
j in v has jnilacl
III $P h"";1 obUnatcfl to
ptwA I r-- iossess footwear of in 1 i -
fej M vlduality and style and
!jjH c r neyer before was it as nec-
?Z i CJ TV?) -V ess&ry to f.sc care in her ,$
H' W pa I
1 (f k J Present-day rHshrons rc- j I '
s -'. veal iL'" beautiful lines ot
the foot Mini nnkle and
"Ssv shoes must fit snugly. jluj
$ S5SSsJ Qut-of-?tyIe shoes ar: as jf
quickly dist erned and crit
' it j:d as a passe hat. Ill
Our -I Oil N K E LL Y
I shoes t''t' women .ire not
i only charming in their ex
quisite beauty and delight
ful tittinp. but they rigid
ly maintain theii well
known reputation it J (I
pendability in every way.
A number nL new died- I
els have jnN ben received t
from this famous maker I
see them j ti the wiildwi kjj
Better still. .lep in and
know tiiat they feel just as lf
titir as thev look II
BURT'S if
, . , , t
n alpaca with its wool shorn looks
like a small eamel without a hump. J
I About one-fifth of Louisiana is sub'
jeel to the overflow nt rhf Mississlpp..
Just Arrived I 1
A large shipment of tissue and crepe toilet paper just arrived. B
I Buy a supply at the following prices. A bargain while it lasts w
S 30 per cent less thaik the market price today.
2l2c large rolls crepe toilet paper, dozen 75c B
B 15c 1000 sheets tissue toilet paper, dozen $1.25 H
Let us figure on your bill. We can save you money.
TEAS AND BUTTER j SYRUP
Fresh churnel
COFFEE creamery butter, per Bothwell's maple
pound. ...... 65c 6yrup, gallon . $2.45
I 1 pound Spiderleg Fresh, pure, deli- $1 30
H tea (green) . . . (0c ciou.
I 1 pound Panflred tea schepp'G cheese
B (0rcen) 35c COCOANUT
B Our quality coffee, -j p0und package 30c Young Am&rican lull
per pound . . . S5C A new stock a cream cheese
5 pound lots . . $2 58 fresh cocoanut, end 1 h e per lb 40c
B have mc-eased 100 your cakes
B month! !r tHan 3 CLEAN EASY BACON AND HAMS
n months ago. S0AR
Evry pound guar- 1 case 100 bars $G 45 Eastern bacon or
N nnteed to satisfy or A lar0e bar with ex- whoe bacon, per
H money refunded. cedent cleaning qual- pound 38c
I CHICAGO WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. 1
Phone [phone] Washington Avenue B