The Ogden standard. [volume], October 28, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 5, Image 5

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Woman's Paget
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IfOVE and MARRIED HFEll !
tnj, the noted author
! Idah MSGlone Gibson
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I 1
OUR COURTSHIP.
"friends or pnomios''" John whis
pered ;'-'J'n
..sn t thai !aiRpl r ou to decide?
1 asked
it it Is," 1C answered p-he luontiy.
i shall' be something much more
than friends Girl. girl, don't ou know,
" v0Uajdcd perhaps by this music
are pulling my Benses from m
ou don't seein to hi- missing a
Kpnt of ho music' i answered with
I ' ast shred of mj common Bens .
irblch 1 f?11 slipping from rue all too:
rTbe man who couldn't dance with
vou mv dear, through life, with CT
' vrithout' mustic. would ha vp no soul
,-, ,, ,,r: v. as ben i ine - t . r-1 thai
I , m,ued awaj a little for fear he would
' (Z ii at which he. with the assur-
' '., 0 a cave man. pressed me closer
In his arms
I inn'f vou know, girl." hp asked.
I inat you've got to get used to this"
your place from now on is neat! lo my
heart "
I
"Really?" I. asked 'Point out to mo
the young woman whose place I am
'going to usurp.' I added in a flippant
tone- lo coiic.-al ins trut- feeling
There has never been any place
i here's never been any young woman
before. I never thought there wou'd
be one who would make my nerves
jump as you hnve done.'
"I think we had better stop dam ling,"
1 said, and r;o hark to Helen. 1 Waill
to ask her why she has played me th
sorry trick of introducing me to a mad
man."
"Yes. 1 am mad made for vou Girl,
nn surely understand that you a.e
mine I want you."
"Have you always gotten just what
ou wanted:"' I managed to whisper,
although mj heart was shouting "Take
me, take me!"
"1 es," he answered, coolly, ' and, ac
co: -dins to Kiplins, 1 ve taken m own
where I've found it ! "
"Cave man stuff,' I managed to
laugh again
"Cave man stuff," he answered, 'ifj
you like- but the truth for all that.
And there's one thing more that you
must believe I have never said whal
I have said to you just now to any
other living woman."
"Tut. tut! This to mi-, when 've
been hearing from all your friends that j
ou are the m osi fascinating man in,
town."
"That's only the talk of a lot of silly)
women, because I've never fallen forj
them "
"Arrogance?"
"I'm not arrogant now. I'm the
humblest cf your devotees," he has
tened Can't ou see that I've fallen
for ou cood and hard0 Why, girl,
until this moment I've never felt there)
was only one woman for one mnn ill I
the world but now I know it, To m--. i
what nnn1 have r.-illed love has on'v I
I meant a combination of the time, the
'place and the girl Now i realise just
I what a fatuous ass I have been not to
have known that BOmewhere on this
old earth a uirl with your srreai brown
ey your ieiding form and teiriptingj
mouth was waiting for me."
The music died away In cadencea
that kept our emotions dancing, a'
thoush it stilled our feet
I i ould feel the reluctance with
whi. h he took bis arm from about nie,
and although ever one on the floor j
was clamoring for an encore. I insisted
that he should take me to a seat. I
suddenly fell tired and not able to
dominate ihp love-making. It seemed1
to me thai I was cheapening myself
by allowing any man to talk lo me as !
he was doing, and yet my heart was
tying out for more. I wauled again
to have his arm around my waist, tt
feel the warmth of his body.
I wanted again to hear him call me ;
si r 1 In accents which made the word,'
a caress.
We moed toward the veranda where I
Helen was seated As we were wend-'
Many mothers who in order to keep the home neat an'
attractive, the children well fed and dressed, continually
overdo. g
The experience of motherhood alone causes a severe strain
k upon the system, from which many women recover slowly, j
H and serious feminine disorders may develop unless great I
care is taken to prevent them.
If ll 19 SUC women Lydia Pinkham's fj
I ffiPSi' Vegetable Compound is invaluable. For I
) SmIj' many years this root and herb medicine Pj
'nui SlF V 'v' -x remedy for woman's ills,
3 1 f rs Morgan's Case
I I 1 L tWO years GUere(-' with a ;
IL I u 1 piA fema'e weakness, pains in my back
111) i A " VMu J and Painful periods, and I was so
--te fill Mr ' A veak and tired that 1 was not able
fl I lull lsM JREI! to do my work. A friend told me
M SSSrLl I VAjfJll to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
ly. Hll I'B 'l tabic Compound and it gave me
H II ym 1 gi'eat relief. My pains (eft me and
U a l" 'u57sl ' am n0W ae m wor anc
lctu! Hi I MIlJLI !JJffHHP testimonial and if your Vegetable
W B8i(Jj wP 141 k HEf ' Compound does others as much
liiW much pleased." -Mrs. Charles
HlPM M1 1 A Word to Childless Worxien
!r yi t There are women everywhere
M llrlRi I I Ha 'onS 0l' cm'dren in their
! V 1 Wm ' homes yet are denied this happi-
pn I jjn Wv, I Jgj ne53 or account of some functional j
j IV disorder which in many cases would
( I readily yield to LydiaE. Pinkham's
y ii j 81 Vegetable Compound.
if In I J J I'll n Such women should not give up hope
j III h i 1 II (I until they have given this wondertul
' IM ' j y 1 gjl medicine a trial.
ii Wffi si JRi MmVs
o&l BrfiM iL lJiJL! 1 Ij I 1 1 I , I B I MB-
w m M J ZwZ l2lii t! wtBR 1111' M Ii K i mm w Ki
m ItltltATZutoi fZJSLm fi ill DT 1 1 A 1 1 1
m -Ll I0! A VtSL A BBS Ar A 11 L
mxnush FtAtm iiwflriirtT'.illbn-l HiiirrisfliiWiTLi irf in m y J-aF
ins our way between the daneers, Jor
an Instant I was pressed against lifm
and realized that my head barely
reached his shouldor
"Just as (all as my heart' he Sffd,
s"f'ly It was not the words that Mole
my breath away, hut tho cl 'hat th
same thousht had come to both of as
at once.
"Don't you realize." he Insisted,
"that I told the truth whn I said (bat
youi place is there?'.'
And at that time. God pity nxi, I
thought it wa.-
WEDDED.
From that nicht John Gordon h ird
ly left my side. He mado his at en
tions so conspicuous that Ihe JilUe
summer colonv where my friend jiad
h"-r cottaf vas immediately a-tizz
with the fact that at last John Gorflon
was serious.
"I did lovo him (lin. ' I said to pny
accusing conscience I think I lcved
him from thp moment that my yes
looked Into his of smiling gray. I lid
not realize thn that iohn smile ncl
dom reached his mouth that his lips
closed In a thin miM line, bc-f BUM
for me at that time he brought out 'he
smile i ha t curled the corners of his
stern mouth and showed teeth of pur
prlsing regularity and beauty.
For the three weeks of m sta;' at
Helen's, John was my shadow. He cog
lected his business, and spent tho en
tire time with me. I was his business,
his recreation- his one objective. He
fairly took me off my feet, ihat r had
never known betor- in any man, in
fact, after three years of marriage and
with m year-old baby claiming much
of m time, if John pays me the slight
est att-ention or smiles at me with the
old warmth. I have ( h " t same ferling
it utter surrender which I experienced
(he first time I saw him.
Long before the three weeks of my
Btay were over I had promised to be-
' "HI' J ' ' I ! I I I I I U' ' I I I I - 1 'ill., A
pected (o return lo iny home and pr
pare for an autumn wedding, mit John
would riot wait, and Minded .by the :.r
dor of such an importunate lover, we
Irove to 8 nearby city one a.tei'noon
n ad u ere married
At that time I did not known John's
family, his friends, his latr. h B ii
nancial condition, nor hi- DUSffct is
ability It was onl a lucky MriJm
- lance thai I had married a mm who
was able to take care of me 1 did not
ask I prohabh would have married
him under any circumstances I as
blind blindh In lovt
i went unseeing unknowing t o my
fatl . because ever since I cnul i u 6der
stand what a woman's destin ttighl
he, I had been taughl by my m p'Iht
'hat love was all- that when my 'fiear'
throbs answered some man's que: ii ion.
when my hand trembled as h ? ca
ressed It in his, when my longing; lips
returned his kis avidly, 'ban I ws tci
know that he was my man my iuis
band. There was nothing else, T had
been taught, but the end of the fairy
tale "marriage, and they Hve.i Ijappy
ever after"
One thing I have ince learned most
thoroughly and that I shall tea!h to
mj little daughter, now in her uivon
BCioUS babvhood Love and matTiTge
are two ver different things ome is
a temperamental disturbance, an emo
tional cataclysm, the other is pinch
.' partnership Involving an Intimate
business association and made possible
by the same interests and aims.
No marriage based only on ih
American Idea of romantic loo and
lasslon can be successful anc I will
nivo John the credit of being qu;ite as
innocent of this knowledge a? 1 was
myself. I do not think that two Meiags
were ever happier than John Gordon
and I as we drove away from thn little
church where w e had been ma J r hus
band and wife.
"W e have stolen a march on t Jem '
chuckled John. 'I've alwaya hat sd 'he
pomp and fussiness of a public wed
ding In fact, therp seems to do ?omc
ihing indecent about it. But thitik of
;his. girl, we can go back ncy we
won t go back we will go into the c;ty
tonight and I'll write to your mother
and mine and tell them what we h-ive
done.
"You have a mother, haven you"
he asked suddenly.
Then for the first time I roa?ized
that 1 did nt know whether Jolin's
mothei were still living whether we
liar) brothers or sisters and I waft ser
laln that I had told him nothing about
my family. For the three week that
we had known each other, it had been
BUfficlenl for John that I .should listen
!., in words of love-and sufffcienl
lor me that he should speak then.
Suddenly my heart t-tood still
Who was this man I had marttled?
(Continued Tomorrow)
ART OF DRESSING W ELL
Dressing Is an art, in the belief of
Mine. Petrova, the actress, and sfnould
lie designed by an artist
"No artist ever paints the sarnie pie
lure twice," she says, "and neither
should any two gowns or any two pairs
of boots, or hats, be the same. The
well dressed woman la ihe womaii who
understands herself The fault in so
many cases Is with the woman She
wants to look like someone el?e. If
n woman would jusl try to look herself,
it her best, instead of Lillian Ijlussell
md Mary Pickford at their woitt, the
result would be much better. Because
Maxim- Flliott looks well in an Uliza
tetb ruff is no sign that the woman
whose head squarely rests -on her
shoulders, with no neck at fiJi. will
look (he sane waj
( inderellu bad a small foot, but If
- Woman who weighs tw p bun-
Ired and odd pounds trie to wear a
Upper ih" size of Ehderella's ;ihe will
ippear deformed, she on th other
liand. believes thai everyone tidntfres
tier for her small feel ''
The Qexl thln for the wiimfn who
would be well dressed to learn .Is har
mony the hariiion m . olor jut w hat
olora her own personalitj wil stand.
Hie woman can wear a gown of the
no.-1 iironmineed mini wit hout , it s ap -
" .uing loud. Another worn in with
he -.Mi,- (o!o combination wcwld look
like a circus poster.
WITH OURSELVES
Sonx-times we R.-t to think nR tha:
svo'rc In a Class ourselves. Pkit wV(M
not Wa think that we mv )nL a little
netter oi n little more favored In pome
way than our SS0 lales and tare net
luienaliN- to the laws whi i Koi m
jthera .o one can quite undenstand u
tor appreciate thfl fitnesa of our thought
We're making a great mlslakti when he
think thus. It is n attitude which is
j)t to o.nt us much ploaaani Irltercourso
und many friends In tho end.
I would be equal!) foolish) to insist
lhat everyone Is Jusl like cverpne else.
We all have varying tonipcraments. op
portunities and environment. It la well
that we do. else life would be horrib!;.
humdrum and monotonous. But our tr- n -
oral characteristic are mnrh the same. '
jiifii as our tares are all different, yet
the general features never vary. I
What will move one to .icner. If a Just
cause, will move another Treatment i
which is manifestly unjust will stir not i
one. but all. t'nfailing COurtesj and
Charm of manner will not win one. hilt
man;. All have their id-als, their limes
I of sorrow and of enjoyment, their strong
likes and dislikes
So, when he find nursocs inellnel to
think that sperl.il privileges should le
ours and that sperial ronslderation I
Bnould hedge our pathway round that ! ir '
I us life should be sweetened and tempered
I before taking, it's time we took our
selves to task. Why should we demand
more than we expert to cie" Why should
we wrap Ourselves awaj from the storing
and expert others to weather thrm"'
We're no hettcr than they It may even
he that they should he the favored onoJ
I buy Liberty bonds at
highest prices. If you have
bonds for sale see me. J. J. j
Brum mitt, 2417 Hudson ave
nue. Phone 59.
"Cleanliness Is
Next to Godliness"
That's why PARTICULAR people
bath at CLAY'S COTTAGE BAT'-iS,
where the suits and towels are always
CLEAN, where the plunges are drained
! nd scrubbed daily, where bnht
fire in your dressing room maker COM-,
FORT, where you can have a clean
sweat blanket and plenty of time to
cool out if bathing for rheumate-m,
where pure ice-cold artesian watei is
served in clean glasses OF BOURSE
it costs more than bathing in a fil hy
pool with the rabble. Advertisem :nt.
on
Don't miss the big carnival
dance October 30th, W. O. W.
hall. Refreshments, pumpkin
pies and apple cider. Every
body welcome.
00
LGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEET.NG OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DE
TACHABLE PLOWSHARE EDGE
MANUFACTURING COiviPo.ny.
Notice la hereby given, that a special
meeting of ihe stookholdera of ihe De
tachable Plowshare cicge M&nufaciUl
Ing Company, will be held n thf- Coun
;ci! Chamber, at the .llty Hall, iti Oglen
( ity. Weber County, State of Ptah, on
' i he 8th day of November A. D., 1.10,
at two (2) o'clock p. m of ."ohl day
lor 'he purpose of vo'ing jpon the fol-1
'lowing amendments lo the Ar lcles of
I Incorporation ; to-wii.
To change and amond Arfrcle Six
j (6) thereof, bv inserting and substi
tuting in lieu thereof the following:
ARTICLE SIX.
"The amount of Lie Capital Stock
subscribed by each patty to theee Ar
: tides of Incorporation Is as tollcwa,
to-wit :
, H. I Nordquiat ...52,500 shares
Hugh Iloldaway b.00'1 shacs
Cleveland Redfieid . .. 40': shr.'es
John M. Genta 1.000 shares
C. D. McDonold 100 f-hres
Ii is expressly understood and
irgreed. that the r2 500 sh.ies of
, stock subscribed by H. I. NrrdQUist,
and the 5.000 shares of stock sub
scribed by Hugh Holdaway, fnall be
known as Promotion Stock, and so
long as the same shll be held by said
jH. I. Nordquist, and said Hugh Ho da
'way or either of them the same s! all
draw only forty (40) per cent of the
profits accruing from the bus'ness of
the said corporation, said fony (40)
per cent to be paid to said H. I. Nerd
quist and Hugh Holdaway according to
I the respective holding of each of said
parties, and that Lxty (60) per cent of
the profits accruing troin the hdsincssl
I .
i ANYTHING New or Old
ANYTHING A to Z new or old
bought, buiu or ixaded. Phono JoJ.
Books and Stationery
Bramweli Book and Slatlonej-y, 2362
Witahintton Ave. .fLone 360. 2068
Banking
Utah National Bank, southeast cor
ner i weuiy-fuurlb and Washington,
ruone 61.
Caunselor-at-Law
T 1L O'Loanoliy, ugden, Utah, Legal
ad wee by mail, vvriiu me ihn lucta,
lUUllU oJO.
arpet C'eaning
h- Van ivuuiicii lur uyholaLerin,
1 iii pets tltaueu, altertd auu ia.iu. ive-
' Ujaa)Ug Ul Uiillii tooCO. 1 UOUU 4.10J-J
tixpert carpel cleanuig, mat tress
ituuvauug, upnulslering, and wyiutus
ireatxetcheu. can hi. j. Hauipiou to,
tfcuiUci ivcuoaung. i huuu oao-W.
1 chiropractor
Owen W. liaiveiaon, D. C. Res.
.'nuuw 1086-W. 701 V02 hlcciea Bldg.
.ity Scavenger
McLariny Ac Co., 2734 Grant avenuo
lJbon 2U1&-W.
Jentists
The New Method Dentists are epo
ciahsti in all branches of Dentistry.
24b!) Washington. 220S
Jrain Tile for Sale
lntermountain Concrete Co. Twen
tieth and Lincoln avenue, Ogden, Utah,
t'honeu 2U0S and 48 4. 2310
Lngraving
Ogden Engraving Service Co., mak
ers of flno cuts in one or more colors,
'416 Twenty-lourth treeL Phuno 463.
Foot Specialist
Flat feet, corns, etc.. corrected Fry
Laboratory, 32U Hudson iildg. 8583
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0 subscribers are eligible to win the Kewpie.
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the Standard during the past thirty days.
of the said corporation shall be paid to
the holders of stock of said .orpra
tion issued to and held by oartis otter
!han said H. I. Nordquist ana Hugh
Holdaway."
And said meeting Will Blso be hold
tor the purpose of fansacti-ig such
ther business as may proper'y come
t,, f.,ro ill.- 5-aifl nw mv
il T II ABLE plow sh arp: euge
MANUPAI TUMN I CI lMPAr!Y,
By H. I. Nordquis',
President ;
By E. F. BRATZ.
Sec Car:
By Order of the Board of Direciors.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
I THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
HANSEN LIVESTOCK &.
FEEDING COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that a spc
irial meeting of the stockholders 0( the
Hansen Livestock & Feeding eomp;in,
I a corporation organized under the laws
of the state of Utah, will be held at
! Mercer block, U63 24th street (up
i stairs) ogden Utah, on Saturday, the
l.'.Hi day of November, 1919, at 1.J0
.o'clock p m, for the purpose of
1 amending the amended articles of in
I corporation of said company in the
I INFORM A TION B UREA U
Notice to Advertisers On and after April 1, 191a, ousiness directory
advertising in The Standard will be $1 per line per month.
fire Insurance
Charter .Cilsjenberg Phone 16G9-J.
Laieuuonian aud Aiicuigaa Uomnierciaj
biauuuru iiibuiancv). ltT5
day and Grain
ua, fa ia in auu poultry teed. Bull
l K)b., o a iweuij("Uuru. ruuuo o-i..
A. tsf VVoob, run
U. jtL. aoixiixu, W'il avenue,
ab lop ynceo. 1 none 751-VV. 10;
iiink and Hide
Western niue a Junl Co., 2221
. .loiLLugi-on .e. i'honu &61.
Ugdvu Juna llOUit, Vs'J WusliiLfaLU
k i b. t Uoiio SHUi
..ey Fitting
ikO iiiu,; and iock repairing. Hud
sou uepau ohop, -loJ hujo'ju. ant
Lite insurance
W. L. Stewart, special representative
of tho iSew ork Liiu insurance Co.
a Lewie b:dg Phone 12T JioJ
idoney to Loan
,uuuc) io iu..u ou improved real es
U.le. Ueliy HerricK. 21-iO
New and Second Hand Furniture
New and second baud goods Doughl,
sold and exchanged. Highest puces
paid for second hand furniture. Iruuks
,iud suit cases a speciait) bin K Trunk
ESirnlture Store, Z41 Twouty-fiftb
street. Phono lHl
Painting
I'.iper cleaning and tinting. New Wil
kinson. Address Rear 738 Twenty-sixth
street. Phone 1520-J. 2457
Call on J. J. Brummitt at
2417 Hudson avenue, ir you
want to sell your Liberty
bonds. Phone 59.
following particulars:
To amend the seventh article thre I 1 1
of by increasing the capital tock of
said corporation from $1, 000.000 .00, di
vided into 10.000 shares of the par
value of $100 00 each, common stock
to $1,500,000.00 divided into lo-Otui L I
shares of the par value of $100.00 1
each, of which 10.000 shares shall be 9' I
common stock and 5000 shares shall I I
be preferred stock, each share to be f :
entitled to one vote. The preferred
slock shall be cumulative and shfll I l
draw eight per cent dividends per an
num, and said preferred stock shall be
a first lien on the net assets of die t
company, and further expressly pro
riding that the company reserves tho L
nhr to redeem ihe said issue of pre "
f erred stock on or after five years, at m
the pric e of $110 per share.
k said meeting such other business I
shall be considered and acted upon, a.s f
may come properly before the meet- k
n
Dtfted at Ogden, Utah, this 20th dav '
of October. 1919.
By order of the Board of Director.-.
ADAM PATTERSON. President.
S S JENSEN, Secretarv.
CHEZ & BARKER,
1 Attorneys for corporation. 317
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Printing
All kinds of job punting. Dee-Neuto k
boom Printing Co. inouo 1 1 2193 ti
Piano Tuning
U pairlug uud baud polishing Plavei 6
planus a specialty. Guaranteed. Atklu
ton. Phono 29-K-3. 950,
. aysician and burgeon
Dr. A. Peruiund. JXlice hours 11 to 1 I
i p. m. xnow Bidg., luuson Ave.
ftat, rhono bib. uincc pnone iuu-w
Real Lstaie and Loan I
scavenger
v....iu0v and rubbish hauled, cess
pools auu toneis Cleaned. John Chipp
oc V.O., 1 uoue o-o. -Jto iiuOsou avenue
amtary Work
Sanitary uarbugo Co., all kinds oi
ruouish uauicd. iLone o2u.
jewing Machines
Wo rent repaUj airy needles an j I I
parte ir UXI munts oi mucmues. Whao
bewtng .dacn.no v.o., 2J v asiuugiu-
, ents and Awnings
ugden 'lent auu Awning Co., manu
lecturers ot high grade biore, ottico Mil
and reaident awnings. VVatorprooi cov
ers, uuiis, etc. Anything in canvas,
2264 Waanlngton avenue. Phone 26i.
Vacuum Cleaners
1 none -00- j ii vucuum cleaner, ii
tor si Doursi eteruised dust bag.
windows Cleaned
Expert window uud wall paper clean
ing anywhere. American Window li ' !
Cleaning. Phone i63. 2370 Washington.
Read tho Claeaifled Ad.
Read the Claaslfied Ads.