The Ogden standard. [volume], November 06, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 13, Image 13

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THE OGDEN STANDARD- OGDEN. UTAH. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1919. i
;l Coat Seized By U. S.
: West of Ogden Is
Ordered Released
I bAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6 The
tu T,iroad administration has ordered the
ministration's central western region
'bich seized as the result of the
(J !riice emergency and this coal now Is
2Jn : forward to the consignees In
ffiiiia and Nevada, the administra-
(Ion offices announced today
: iKD Kccoimi
! CUSSES TO BE
I FORMED
Throufh the efforts of Supt Earl
HoDkins'of the Ogden Hrhool systems
I ,he extension division of the Utah
uTiculfjral college has organized two i
' classes in advanced accounting to be
riven at tp evening classes at the
oeden High school
ti Prof.SSor P E. Petereon of the
I rtab Agricultural college of Logan
irill conduct the work here. Professor!
j'fterson is a crunea pudjic account-1
' axi a member of the Btate board of
; occounting and a man of considerable
i vperlence.
The new course will afford Ogden
I business men an excellent opportunity
j ither to enroll or rove their repreaent
9 I atives take the work
The course in advanced theory will
mept at 630 o'clock and the one In
i teneral princ'pal at 7 30 o'clock every
fluesday .md Thursday evening. The
flnt meeting will be held Thursday:
a ftenlng on account of Tuesday being
' a state holiday, nvone interested in j
:' the work" :h&uhl communicate with!
! Mis? Cl?-uc.'., secretary of the board of
education.
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B Today only. Return showing
of Nazimova in her biggest
" I success, 'Eye for Eye at Utah.
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, CITV MERCHANTS WILL
; DECORATE 01
j ARMISTICE DAY
!j Merchants of Ogden will decorate
, ! their bu:!diugs with American flags
for the Armistice day festivities whif h
vfll be held here on November 11
h . Ttjla action was taken at the meeting;
I ri the merchants of Ogdr-n held in tin
f Eccles building lat nitrht.
Thus far merchants of Ogden lime
,. 1 don wonders for me American Lcgi n
i .-tad their efforts thus far have aided I
4 'he boys of the tin in making the pro-'
5 srim for that da romp (g jn every
i detail. " ,
i ,
j BLISS
TABLETS
:
RsnizH for thlrtv n5 the
if j only standnM ln-rli lemcd) lor
CONSTIPATION
Diwird'.-rod Stomach. Biliousness Tn
niftion. Sick Hofldachr:. a famous
Kidney and Liver Regulator
Guarantp.d to give satisfaction or
money rounded Pm up in
two dzes, o(k- and Jl 00 (jSk)
Get the genuine. Even VX
tnhitt stamped with this trade mark.
SoM by leading druggists and In, ii
rfnu evrywherc Made hy Aloruso
!0 bliss Co Wa.-hingrton D C
r
I Much of the coal was seized at Call
rr.rnia .md Nr-vada poinif. As inr as
possible all coal now being mined In
Italy will be shipped direct to the
consignees in California and Nevada
without further seizure, it was an
nounct d.
The central western region includes
fill territory south of Ashl.-md. err.
weal of Ogden and north of EJ1 Paso
PLANS FOR PLEASURE
CRAFT FN GUT
SALT LAKE.
Plans for a Inrce pleasure craft to
be uped on Great ?.-lt Lake dunns the
f oniinc summer ;ire now under way,
the craft beins ordered by a group
of Ogden men The yacht is being de
signed by Architect Eber F Piers, and
will be built by Conrad J. Hansen, a
Norwegian shipbuilder The boat will
be 50 feet long and will be fitted with
compartments to accommodate sixteen
passengers. A 150 horse power marine
engine will he installed. The expendi
ture for the pleasure crafl is stimated
lo bea bout $15,000. It l proposed
to build the ribs, keel, and heavy
framework in Ogden-, th anscmblinp
of the boat to take place near the
chores of the lake
Mr. Hansen has built thirty-foot
boats for the Bear River Duck club
and will star' on twelve more Those
boat$ are especially adapted for use
in hunting ducks
SWISS FOR BLOCKADE
i p.erne. Wednesday, Nov 6
j (French Wireless Service.) The fed
, oral council has instructed the Swiss
minister ai Pari? to inform the su
preme council that the situation with
regard to Swiss Intercourse with Pol
Ishevlat RusHia already corresponds
with the proposed blockade in which
tlie supreme council asked neutrals to
participate
If Thin and Nervous
Try Bitro-Phosphate
Wlille excessive thinness might bo m
trlhtned lo various and subtle causes in
different individuals, it Is n well-known
fact that the Inck of phosphorous in the
human system is very Inrgely responsil lo
for this condition.
It seems to be well established that this
deficiency in phosphorous may now h
met by the use ol Bitro-Phosphate.
which can he obtained from nny goo 1
druggist in convenient tahlet form.
In many instances the assimilation of
this phosphate liv the nerve tissue soon
produces ;i welcome chance nene ten
sion disappears, viroi and strenRth re
place weakness and lack of operg n l
the whole hodv lose.; its ugly hollows an 1
abrupt angles, becoming enveloped in .-.
clow of perfect health and beauty nd
the will and strength to he un and doltr.-
CAUWON: White BItro-Phosphati
unsprpassed for the relief of norvousm su
Bcneral debility, etc., those taking li who
do not desire to put on flesh should U je
extra care In avoldlnir fat-produciPg
foods Advertisement.
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THREE LIOUOR SUITS.
NEW YORK. Nov 6 Arguments
or. three suits by liquor interests to
prevent enforcement of wartime prchi
, bit ion began today before Judge Hand
in the United States district conn
J Elihu Root and William D Guthrie
, appeared as counsel for Jacob Rup
Ipert, a brewer, to ask that brewinc
of 2.75 per cent beer be permitted un
til a linal decision is rendered as ta
ithe constitutionality of the wartime
! prohibition act and the Volstead en-
forcenient act.
Wralter C. Noyes argued for an order
directing the local collector of internal
revenue to permit DryfOOS; Blum and
company to withdraw from bonded
warehouses 474 packages of distilled i
spirits, including fifty barrels nt '
whiskey and twelve of brandy
In another proceeding Jude Hand
was asked lo set aside an order to the
United States marshal to abate a pub
lic nuisance ail. -, (, . maintained
DECORATED BY QUEEN
PAMELA POOR
The queen of Rumania hs aeo
Arated an American girl. M(?s Pa
mela Poor, with the Cross of Ma
rie, in recognition of her skill and
care In nursing - Rumanian
wounded in the hospital at Bu
charest. Miss Poor Is the daughter
cf the Ialo Henry W. Poor. Dub
Usher, . !
, by the Eastern Hotel corporation.
I Mr oes argued that, the wartime'
prohibition act may have been con
: constitutional when adopted, but
claimed It was not valid when the
icollector refused his clients premls- j
Ifion to Withdraw liquor trom bond
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Today only. Return showing
of Nazimova in her biggest
success, 'Eye for Eye' at Utah.
EX-SERVICE MEM TO
OBSERVE SUNDAY. !
HEMBED9 j
Soldiers, .sailors and marines who .saw
service in the world war will observe
1 Sunday, November o. throughout the i
T nlted' States as I.cprion Sunda Pro- I
' prams of various natures have been
formed In other seel ens of the I'nitr-d
States and t hi- local pout of the national ;
i organization will also observe the day.
Hamilton Gardner, state chairman of i
the American Ieplon in t'tah, has wnifn
the local secretin'. .lack Iittlofield, in ;
j regard to the observance,
i The letter follows
' To All Post Chain. ten:
"Sunday, November 9, 1010 has hen
dt-bisnated as American Legion Sunday I
and will be observed as such throughout
: the entire United States.
' It Is desired that the chairman of each
post In I tab. outside of Salt Lake Cit.
get in immediate touch with local church
authorities with a view lo making ar-
rangements for a propor observation f
American I.epion Sunday
'SUte hradquartirs will facilitate .he
work by securing the eo-opcratlon of the
U D S. general authorities and of the
officials of the various ministerial as- i
sociations.
Appropriate themes concerning the ,
alms and puriioees of the legion together
with the first ar.ni ersar of the arm!?-
ticc . nadil suggest themselves. I
'Wherever desired, r.tate headquarters '
will endeavor to furnish speakers 1
Uibugh it may be necessary for the Iocs I
authorities to pay their expenses
"The proper observance of American
Legion Sunda) will win Innumerable val
uable friends for the legion fnd strength
6n it Doaterlall) in L tah Every effort
must bo made by po.t chairmen to sec
that this desirable end IS accomplished
'HAMILTON GARDNER.
State Chairman-elect." I
Today only. Return showing J
of Nazimova in her biggest f
success, 'Eye for Eye' at Utah, j
no 1 1
There Ifl a b I of folk lore that cvk I
cannot be hatched if they are enrri-d I
across ninning water f
i
i; PAoumkiq fjnos. Jfoc3c
j CSTACLISHCO I875 KNOWN V'ORld OVtrt.
L aVtRYT M INC fOR E V CRY SPORT FOR EVERY SEASON
J VICTORY DAY j
; November eleven
rEMEMEER Nov ll of last car hou you hollered
when yotl hcanl the Huns haf'l caved in and given up
the sera)"' W ell, you I! have a chance tp celebrate
again on Nov. 11 irtory Day in Ogden.
i
i Above all. show your colors' Make the town a bla7e of
t red. white and blue. Hang ld Glorj on your porch, hoist
it to the top of ur flag-tafi', display it on your automobile,
P J? motorcycle or bicycle. Ogden is a sure-enough United
States city. Let's label it.
i c have flags galore, ranging in price from 5 cents to
$50 a flag for every purpose; a price for every purse. See
us about it today, before other patriotic people raid our stock.
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'i HUDSON AVE. FOMI POUR FIVE T
f 2 j cVERVTHlNG TOet CVEriV SPORT TOR EVERY SEASON
THE LEADER, Inc. I
Ncvct Such A Sale As Our Big
ITHE VALUES OF THIS WONDERFUL SALE ARE TOWN TALK EVERY ECONOMICAL EYE ALERT
EVERY TONGUE BUSILY DISCUSSING THE REMARKABLE ECONOMIES WHICH ARE $
Breaking All Records Daily I
People see the need of economizing in their living expenses and this great sale is helping them to do it without the
least SACRIFICE of QUALITY. That's why the crowds are so enormous day after day and selling records are
reaching figures never before attained in the history of "THE LEADER." Have you attended? If you have you
will need no second invitation. If you have not, let us urge you to come now and shop early
TREMENDOUS BARGAIN SURPRISES DAILY ffr
JPP Bi? November jSPrx BiS November Drive I
Misses' and Womens' r- fi, i i m w
j ifflT Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt the Greatest JL. p J J) J a J JP :
r I Coat Savings in Ogden ' 1 LS" 1
Wj I COATS UP TO $22.50 - ' ( Sjff Bargain Offerings That Are Simply
J Reduced in the B; November Driv r !I4. J : teJ&i&i f Marvelous to Say the Least
COATS UP TO $27.50 C1Q 7C feSfli DRESSES UP TO $25 00 21 A 1 C 1
; Reduced in the Big November Drive 1?. D Rlucl h, ho Big Novembrr Drive JD B
, COATS UP TO $40.00 eHC A I E&ttH
: , Reduced in tk? Big November Drive &LyJ J A DRESSES UP TO $32.50 Q 1 Z Eg
M (j COATS UP TO $55.00 10 7 B& Reduced In the BIk November Mtc m?17. O
! JjT 2PReduced in the Big November Drive 071 J ' DRESSES UP TO $40.00 C9Q 7C i L'
? '"J Vfrr 15 Per Cent Off on Coats Above $55.00 C Reduoed In the Bis November Prlw PAy,iD
nil Wkat wonder VALUES! Wkat clever mod- TV DRESSEc up TO SS7 50 n .J
els! New arrivals of fortunate purckascs and () 25S5f S wS I- , ?T $39.75 B'
vl 1 j j r r Reduced in the Biff NovemlK-r T)rlvo W" J
hundreds of garments from our own un- . V
I equaled stocks. Designed in suck practical materials as Values! Values!! Dress savings tkat are the result of most care- i
WOOL VELOURS. BROADCLOTHS, KERSEYS, COL- ful planning and fortunate purchasing. Prices down to the low. I
1 ORED PLUSHES, etc. Many fur trimmed and full lined, est possible notck in order to give Ogden women tke biggest
2 Values most extraordinary. Dress bargains of tke season. Materials include TAFFETAS, i !
1C ir r1,,U r MESSALINES, SATINS, SERGES, TRICOLETTE, GEORG-
! 15 per Cent Oil OH FlUSh COatS ETTE, etc. Autumns classiest styles. w
iPS Big November Drive Big November Drive
jlL Misses' and Womens' E?jfc Adorable New J
I M QTTIXQ M WAISTS f1
- mJ Li! JL kZ5 tS From ur Regular- fhj r f
7 f It values up to $6.50. !Bi cSVI i
,1 I . , Almil Scores of Tkem J VJ S
A One Hundred SUltS A J A m an 5SUk do Georgettes, French Voile, etc
; ( I m BBH i t& iT"1 I rllil short sleeve models, coquettish embellishments of B
' If Sacrificed in This re I mm ill 1Umcm and dalnty embroidered effects. All the fas-
I V f ' 1 Jj I VJb n rJ JB ciiiatine now colors. j (;'vi
LUJ Sensational Price Lot V 1 ALL OTHER WAISTS
I A i ' Your unrestricted choice of any woisl in stock for j
6 M Garment In the height of fashion. Most attrar- m' 9 ml at lfa OFF !
P Ti-sL,"1 (Te modeH. in Xvr nd Brown Poplins all BJ $p
V A T nro corrcrtlA tailored in every detail, and at , ' gj
10.75; the values are stmnlr incompr.ritble. JJ J g
I jj ALL OTHER SSO SklflS JpS.VJS I I
Panamas and Serges, in navy and black the accepted modes in mid
T TT r 4T A ft CF winter sk4rts. Sport and dressy type, in a most bewitching styl E
I 5)U1 I I I n ",wnM ALL OTHER SKIRTS I I
I Your Unreserved Ckoicc of Our .j Jf iQtff In Fancy Silks, Satins, Serges, Poplins l OFF
Immense Complete Stocks Wonderful Variety - f A
Big November Drive Big November Drive Big November Drive I j?
fnirQ Misses' and Women's MILLINERY I
I vjlllo J Retrular S3.95 0ur Famous Low Priccs Made More
m jf a Tempting Tkan Ever
and Misses Slip-On Sweaters I
! SMART APPAREL green end Copenhagen; C 1 UMfflSBMBS5L))
Stirring Values In tke Most-Needed Mer- 40 to 46 . ....... A O 7SfflP&
a ckandise. Tkis rapidly-growing depart- One Lot MISSES and WOMEN'S Reg- t. M, '
3 ment kas completely outdone itself in ular $4 50 WOOL SLIP-ON SWEAT- Ht -J.
! value-giving. ERS In all tke most popular tof QZ Z-
All Girls" Juniors and Misses fnlnr, A11 tyLfSD V X- ,J)
COATS AND DRESSES eJtZ I i
1 5 mm t wrm
Formerly Priced to 89. 00
Per Cent Off flKJ '-"Svl .fflL $3.95 I
( HjlflBflnHM mcnta, comprising (f MHWGgP Captivating distinctive every Dean-
With nHortjn-r,f no-.v n( every wanted style MSJ tJful saiJonj, mushrooms and rollexl brim
high tide of completon wo ncj color mat is T?' ' effects. Ostrich and fancy featiior trimmed,
make this nweeping offer of 1; J J new. Si U color8'
15 per cent off our regular ) 1 i n rSflK$fcir i nc ot
low prices, nt a time when W? J ' ID VJT'L TU TRIMMED HATS
J need for these garment b j . . Csml 11 Formerly Priced Up to $14.00
I mot urgent lir)'.l M" eniir 1 ! One hundred striking new
r t . C. . . creations. shov.ing every !
Unc LoX wsi g10. November Drive (.mart shape and style. Black f f Jk P- j
I CHILDREN'S GINGHAM APRONS ffim Lyon's velvets lnclnded On- V IftO
an extraordinary special Q. BUNGALOW Iflr trich. flower and fancy feu- J li
r r I 1 tti rvTkTCi i V thtT trimmed. Most of thee J M
I offcr at-- A J APRONS tj hats aro HALF PRICE-
i They are full . 61 T V HHILD REN'S TArLORED
faahioned, well ri fj .7 HATS AND TAMS Re- i-,. .
made, of fine, nj M flB mJLgL JK-B dnced in the Novem- fTT
4 One lot Girls' 4&& ) serviceable per- 7m 1 1 B mfryi tcr d - A r- - lff!lin
School DroNsoM SX? -'''lwr W ' In hlaes, W V "Hw JiPTjAW Drive V A ,tD r BSW
f $1 2 r valu'e. W Iractlvc novelty pattcrni. IMMSPHB ONE LOT t'rTXLDREN'S JfmVl
sixes 2 to TOri - d Bcii(la oi ln the B1 Pr ' n9 trjmmi:d hats silk 9.
12 Reduced nr Bw iillflllM I l November DrlTe at 98c I 1 fl velvets, in all colors. 14 SJ
tn J7OC WsBwHwrl I Buv n 8oocll.v PP'y ' I . ' m Trimmed with dainty L 'H
On- l.nr Oirls' Bchool mWotSTm Tn v j ' Hbbons " 3245
Presses Our regular I :.J imoricrs nnci 11 I rtDDon9 ... SWF j
200 valaes. Sizes 0 to House Dresses ' . A
14 Ho- 1 AC r-ifflBR2gr' Any crepe or allk kimono- - CHILDREN'S HATS UP TO $2.25
duced to . 1 UBKSp or hoaao dree8 Choice V1( Velvets and velours; greens and
Entire ,tock ..f n.doy ";;';.? ffl I the bonse XI blues. Out they go at 79c
Blouses in flannels, WPS&lffittfeM (Jll .
serges or wash fab-lcs HB
aM goat BIG NOVEMBER DRIVE SATEEN PETTI- ff A.JN IJlVlll V11 J LjV ij
COATS Regular $1.50 values Aft
I K V"fY AlJ Black and nil colors iOC Regular 35c linen and maderia hand em-
xtjr TrAfif ALL OTHER PETTIOOATSChooso from broidered. Our Novembei Drive
Cent Off W Off I 25c each I I