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FOR SALE "1
Real Etta j
hI Vr I'"' h"u ' ""':' ' luil base'
C!rIB5 n i.vplng ponli Lot 50x147.
5A! I 5"o ' ' " ''"on" -029' 1436
jOlB , I,, .. ii.iii.i I'l ick bun
nI i'R' s(", ; j . rn, hardwood
' -"' HP r' furnace heat; .-1. , ping porch
VRll rapo. Inquire 2770 Oram. 1393
sSfB Trp'TT' " 1
JUl ?E ' i n Ionise, close
Bu3 B f10-1,"'. ', ,,: oi.l "' .h?Ii
O gSndard M29
Cl i ""TlfT'v - Rm ''Oiise, bar ':
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WL LmVi'"' " '"" " "" ' ""
gQK v. inn ami uar.im
31 r'','r'i (t a i 52 1 1 "ne sr.: i
ThT of ground with two modm
M ' M i. locks froiu Heed hotel.
yfc 2?
JUII vr- .room bungalow, at) wit?: and
IMfl I u ;. I h"
fisC L 10'l hrlek strict!) modern on
Itf f Jmli'p"'" "' 71u0; lerms M
fK ' inirar.o and Real Estate. 4.:
lityj 24tb SI
FOR SALE BY OWNER-
8bl oR1M i ni-'i' :i: ! '(-.. .. . .it i , ai,
)( in f r 1 1 1 cken nousl '"' -' 1 chick-
HS ' RU -M iK'Uf. "'- 1,1 $. it" sold
(
Wtf WILE taLe good ear on 5 acres with
Hi Srooai new house on paved road, out
5fi! mllc uuib ul uty. Lliune LJOl'M
1259 .
N32 19-AI'R- fan;1' ore l-.arc -ood hulld
IDI ' jjjg ou ma;t: --it'"- read to Salt Lake,
fAw o' 5 11 trade lor in-town pi uycrt." for
JJT! pin pa.Muent. Thonc 11 R 1. 1116
5-RUoM lull, nioti. ; n hi ... k. '.aM front
Jh5 oa bench, fireplace, hardwood floors,;
W( sleepine purcb, work i j '-1 i , 1 J ce-,
ULM jnfDttd bas'iuiii'. unnacc heat, . mi
JvK (jry iubs, ei'-i iru : ;ui'-. Iniu-N, iii.o
Ljl jeum and e1'-1 --''I'.'l:- ,f-al all go 1
(Ay ri'-b ptoperty. Loi 50x137, close to
IT! T hue .niu v'hools. ()nl ?54tJO 00.
v,'jU require $Ja5o U'J cas.j, ttrras on
I balance
1-ROuM m.v oiodern brick fouth fre,n:
UMI 0E bench, 1 be., a 'o - a. i;ne j.,e 37
kpsl H3. tan g.'j aliine-'t uniiieaia' e pus
J4lf8?s5ion buiall ash payment, verms to
fct 0)1 baiant... $4-Vo uo J A Me
i Cullotb 950
TENKuura modem fiauu- houc , 10
percent cash, and ?J5 per in?nili, or
'Till rem loi ,"au p' r mouth.
W. B. WLL-LLL lyS
Li BY cm NEK I l.o.e or. Washington
At Ave j'.'jj. 55 t.'.-iA i.J'j.) all or part.
y2 Kate Leckiuari. l.il 2s. T. Salt
SK Ukt ( it v. 'jo i,
K 25-AUiE firm, j a 1 1 s . e.-T ; (sd'. n
) 5-rtwia irniLe hoabe, West 2UIU Ji.
W1 Termi. i'aouc .oy IC. G. T. Tens.
: i
ML IMOOBlVS
e" A 7 room modern house
lj( cluse in on ih- bench;
V4 good barn and yard,
rsf i'el'Jls.
f 5-R0UM V.'i'Li; LKli K
Large lot 60x1112 it. Goorl
Bv fruit trees, located on
bench, lor immediate sale
J2.50, terms.
'1950
ml 37Vixl50 ft. lot on thw
fnt benen, with the excart-
Wf tion done and cement
foundation already In, and
enough cement blocks to
sSSm oull(l a 6-room house; this
is an opportunity to savo
MwB ?10UO on om n v. lioiue.
JJjl GLAHAN'I Mok'KiAiii; t lj.
m J-1'J - Kb St. 1'lu.ne 115-
Ini IT Kill pay you .o et-e us about goou
Al firms, loans, city residences and lots
J .'none Ks;tj r0i,,r K. .lM , .j74
W Wash. Ave., bajement. List with us
! p 1 Uol
g FOR RENT I
n.r.
fljj "SB or two rooms with or withoul
Jj bejrej,,,,, ,M , , )im
Hi WELL, torn, eight-room modern
acme foi wintei Address with rel
M jncejj;,, ,,,, , l06
! RGt froni room with alcove, suit-
8 ' !, -0I lv " -.- mi. I.,, i: 612 !th
j I'h on... 2591 J i ...
'";
WI 1 I.tC.llT- 1 ,
Mlertr ay bl,M '"oojii lor one
niJjC-nil.m.n. 2122 W asn 1 hone
5 JL i.'..i
26lLfurn'sh0(J ftonT room. 2216
1J cry,f. A,honc 15:)M 13Q6
SSn"NlSHElj aarlmuts 2571 Lin-
fjr y-,- 1298
fli !LiED ",i plij "- - !-ii
M Wl b"'i l P-U.l I,;. J A. iirjglt & Co
I Cm j
U Adam, a..- r.one 1551-W
1300
I fc;VA":;"" -'
5 S'ii' LU",,IJ"
Hl'iv-n . L p" tijirJ llur v.
SuiJi 5oi
iI&.MAK,N'M.M.dl,ng. rhil- i
l iicksun 1K U",J' " "--"""ble 231 i
I FOR RENT
Unfurnubed
FOUR-room modern furniehed. 2345
Lincoln. Bargain. Inquire ictorv
Iiarber Shop 10q-
TWO 'infurnlshed rooms. 329 26'h SI
Phono 237 1 . u5
tu-Kuuji mouern bo ..-- li ...ken
at once Phone 'Wedell, 2222 1344
LARGE from room for housekeeping
031 Grant Tel. 2679 k. 1 :s i
DESK room for rent, basement Reed
Hotel, phone 144 1346
3 OR 4 l FURNISHED rooms. i
block from city hall 457 20th St. 1312
j FOR RENT T
I Miscciliapeoua
i 1
OHIO, beat revolving brush vacuum.
$1.00 day. Dual proof bag. Ph. 2613-J.
1224
j SECOND HAND STOVES j
t, lake . o'ir old range as first pay
ment on an new rane or will ouy
..our old riiiige outrifitu Home Fur
nituro Co. 4672
I MONEY TG LOAN
MONEY to loan 1 lion e 2158-W. 1356
IT Will pa;, ; ou to see us bout j.ood
farms, loans, city 1 evidences and lots
L'hont i6.o. Porter Realty Co., 2371
Wash. Ave. Libi with us yoi
I10NE aurtU.cu 10 salaried peopo.
wilhoui security. Uelieis ou luimiuiu
ani pianos, iiitty weekly or Luonilin
paymeues. JJIX, 227 Cut. liuUSon iildfe
1'houo 2b4. 6iS7
liALPH P. UlUNTER, i-SvAOiisbed
lt.59. Mortfcae Lojni, Lea. Kltaia
joaurtuicc, L'l&n. luuno liuids, larui.i
kiiU city property, lerbona ueslilng 10
. ..oi, money on tuud tnoi ittortgagc
ecurity wi2: uo well to conout
Coou a Op. IcatlOttM uJ'..a. -j ou La.-:.
Ul 14th sL, ugdon. Uuui. &310
UGNEV to loan on improved load e3
tale. Kelly A: llerr:ck. 773
MONEi 10 lean on real es'.ata etcir
Ujr. j. j. jruminttt. o-il-U
FOR SALE OR TRADE
TO TRADE.
SAXON Six, 1517 model, 5 good tires,
; for Jf'ord and dlfierence. fall 307o
1366
FOR SALE OR TRADE
AT
WILSON", WYOMING.
! I
GENERAL merchandise, stock invoice
between ten and twelve thousand.
Store building forty -four by eighty, big
warehouse, eight room bungalow al
most new, barn forty by seventy, stor
age and buggy room 111 center. Earn
all floored, two acres of land, post
oliio iii bloie. uoing two ihousund
dollar business a month.
Will take one-third cash, balance in
trade or terms to suit purchaser. The
Walker company, 623 Ecclcs Rldg.,
Phone 1130. 1292
WANTED j
2 OR S BOOMS lor llgiit housekcp
ing; will take partly turnished; close
in. Box 66D care Standard. 1411
WANTED TO RENT Furnished or
partly furnished four room or five
room house. No children. Address
887. care Standard. 1402
1 OR G ROOM modern cottage or apt.
Will lease for year or more. Phone
2901. Rm. 329 Ectles Bldg. 1348
WANTED To rent a barn. Tel. 917.
Fro.ver A: Fowels. 120 7
GZS 3
e1UiM.11 oi Keys. Return to L. J.
tiaight- 2o79 Grant. Reward. 1442 1
tES'E black mare, roached mane. Pkone1
16-J-12. ?43l
LIGHT Jersey heifer with small horns.
Near!) 2 years old. Reward, Pbone
2049-W. Address 841 E. 7tli St. 1419
WHITE Angora cat. Return to 1169
2.5th st. Phone 515. Reward. 1418
THE parly who picked up gray bag:
Saturday Is known. Return to Stanu
ard ana no questions will be asked, ;
nlhirwlsH arri-Kt will follow. 1 4i:u
RIBBON bag with green cord, con
! tainin embroidery work. Phone
2999-M, Re-ward. . 1413
TWO $10.00 bills between Gtdden
Rule store and 26th St. Return to 2739
Madison Rewaru 1377
BROWN, rolled brim hat, on 22nd anil
Hudson. Telephone 2919 1232
MACKINAW bet Monroe and 22nd St
and 33rd and Grant. Phone I473-W.
1234
WHITE Spitz dog, answering name of
Teddy, belonging to DorOtb) Newman
Phone 556 or return to 1100 Glenwood
Acres. Reward. 1354
( Concrete Ornamental
Work. j
ORNAMENTAL CONCRETE.
CEMETERl concrete coping. Wheel
wrlghtj Twentieth and Douglas Pbone j
2628-W. 4284
Head Hie Classified Ads
F WANTED J
Female He&
EXPERIENCED B l LEE its 4
WANTED.
WE hf!e permanent positions
Open for two experienced billers -f
Experienced girls who can handle
a typewriter billing machine ex-
portly. Do not need to know 4
f stenography. People who are 4
4 familiar w-nh the Remington ma- 4
1 Ine pi fen ed ippl) 10 Miss 4
4 Reno, Main Office Wright8' Store 4
4 1433 4
4 4 4 4 4 4 44444444
cnLOEEh .i).-:mherm.iitl at th Alta
rooms, 223s 25th street. Mrs Lee-
1840
OIRL for general housework. 2512
; T ler Avenue. 1320
: GIRLS w anted. Wcssler's Cigar Pac
' tory (296
EXPERIENCED and reliable lady
stenographer Address E ox 1 i
EXPERIENCED grocery store huh
Apply 620 24th. Phone 525. 1274
DRESSMAKING taught tc anyone
willing to applj themselves See Mad
am CanlaUf 3rd floor Wright s siore
9242
WANTED -A chamber maid. Healy
hotel Applv in person. 9011
girls wanted to sow cn jveialle. We
pay while you lefrn. av those who
aat stead) j-bs BJted .ipy .cowcrott
Mtinufaciunng. f5014
wanted
Male Help
1 1 1 11 - -11-1.1-Lrn ..-in 1-1 ri 1 - ----- - -
j COMPETENT janitor wanted at Catho
lie church at once. 1432
BOYS for messenger work Merchants'
DiBpatCh, under V. N B BldK Pb 602
1303
THREE or 4 days work for man and
I team; plowing and leveling. Phone
2835-R. 1062
BEFORE selling I2b'-.:y bone'i gel
p:tcea from J. A. Hoftlt. fit Co. 45)
WANTED
To J
2-DOOR steel cabinet safe. The Waiker
I Co., 623 Eccles Bldg. Phone 1130. 1437
HIGHEST cash market price pain for
veal calf, dressed hogs, Hieep and beef,
We pay top prices for hides, pelts, and
furs. Cr.li us up and g't prices or
write Great Western Hide & Livestock
I v , Phone 1164. 616 24th St. 1314
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes
New York Clothing Store. 259 25th St
1315
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes.
We do cleaning, pressing ami repairing
lit reasonable prioeB. New York Cloth--ing
Stoie, 259 26th St. 1327
FORD runabout ,op Phone .2.2 1 1 0 7
ACCRUED Int. pltla matMel price fo;
liberty pond- uam ojr J. -V lioie & Co
LIBERTY Lon'Lb bought J. J. Brum
mm. Phone 6S. 2649
CLEAN KACS wanted at Xho S'-an
lard office.
FOR SALE AUTOS
BRAND new 1919 five pass. Overland
can be had at a discount, car ne-ver
Ueen used lieason for selling, party
buying closed car. Call 200WJ! 1424
NEW Ford with demountable rims
and shock absorber; two extra tires.
249 Grant. 1414
USED TRUCK BARGAIN.
G M C 3-4 ion with express body and
top.
PURD 1 ton with express body.
COMMERCE 3 4 ton with panel body.
GRANT 1 ton with express body and
lop.
t INDERAL Wit ton with stake body,
ALL are in excellent mechanical con
dltlon.
SAVAGE MOTOR CO.
2354 Hudson Ave. 1338
1919 BABY GRAND Chevrolet, excel
lent condition, tuiiy equipped. Bargain
lor cash. Box 11, care Standard. 1339
- - 1
1917 CHEVROLET, self-start Will sell
or trade for lighter machine. Bargain.
557 20th SI. 1322
FIRST $500.00 BUYS.
FOUR-CYLINDEK ive-paaaenger car,
first-Clasa condition. Call 623 Eccles
Bldg. Phone 1130. 1157
1'jlT MODEN N Hupmobile. A bargain.
Newly equipped. P. o. Box 500. 1139
BARGAIN Buick SLi, nioucl D-15.
Phone 2702. 9967
FIAT, liupuiobile, Chalmers, all ID
,.'. )j running "ider. vajatcU Garage
and btoiage. i'huue .26. First-clasa
diop in couuectlon. 91 lb
WANTED
MiacclUneoai
; i art
'1 tj Ooard two Russian wolt hound
dogs in country, one partly trained on
coyotes. Inquire ai Red Iront Livery,
or 2517 Grant Ave, or room 1, 2245
Wash. 1423
WAN I'LL A paper ol November 8th
with supplement at Standard office.
1375
T i do your moving, deliver your trunk,
haul your freight, etc. Our motto
'Service.'1 Auto Transfer Taxi Co.,
phone 22. 1352
PJ ANo in store in my home for its use
Will pay drayage one way References
furnished. 2130 Madison. Telephone
1373 J. 126. j
FOR SALE 1
Miscellaneous
L50 HENS, 50 brown leghorns; also 2
horses, cheap Phone 1787, 576 Can
yon Road. 1 36
BEETHOVEN piano, $150 2112 Adams
yn 1421
NEARLY now high oven pas rane
and heater, ( heap is) ,,t 3 n.,
SL RREY. harness and pole, Webster'!
dictionary, mandolin and Washburn
I guitar. 2 brais bird cages. 462 27tb St.
I 1357
FURNITURE for sale at 2539 Grant
; a'--- 1349
FOR SALE-22 W. R E. Special 523
j22ndSt. Phone 23 R 1.12
TWO heaters. 3468 Wash- Phone
"I52 1316
MARSHALL AND WEN DALE pi. -no
In first class shape, $250.00. At 923
iBmford e. 138I
ELE' riUC player juano with drum
and cymbals for dance hall, resort or
cafe. Originally coal $2000.00. Used
onl sho, nine, for quick sale will
take $950.00. Address 2415 Washing-
.v.. , uu'iiiiuiii. mi, ejguen,
UUb. 1369
ONE Airedale, Al witch dog. Call
I 19JL 1304
1 BATTERY charging outfit complete
in good condition. Browning Automo-
("'" c O J ; ; 7 j
M-: new 250 gallon i, i tank and
pump. Never been used. Browning
, Automobile Co. I37x
'). I. C. boar for service. 3170 Jackson.
1302
1 GOOD yearling heifer. Call i873
Park Ave. 197
PEDIGREED Boston bull doe; A
beauty. 2021 Wan Ave. 1295
DETROIT Jewel high oven gas range,
good condition. 22211 Lincoln. 1325
COMBINATION bullet, libraiy 'able,
hall tree, in good condition. Mr-?. H.
I h. Hoover, 2203 Washington Ave. 1282
'NEW furniture, dishes, cooking uten
sils to completely turnish a 1 100m
. house. 466 Rose Court. 1333
SECOND-HAND goods bougnt, sold
and exchanged. Uoo Washington Ave.
Phone 6S6-J. i24 i
I DIN EN G room chairs and table, but
1 fet, china closet, dressing tabid, dishes
j and cooking utensils. 825 Loth St.
, i'hones 866 and 513. 1216
j EXCELLENT bargains on fino vloilns,
new and old rantone, 29th and Dud
son- 1188
ALL makes of sewing machines repalr
.ed. Work guaranteed. Second-hand
machines soid cheap lor cash, singer
i.-ewing Machine Co, 233i. Wash. Ave.
Phone 24. nyi
1 1 TO 10 A 1 YOLNG Jersey cow- s
I eral coming trosh Phone 1573. 1423
Loth Si. H69
SECOND-HAND goods bought, and
sold. t. c. Lverson, i6io w.'ibn ,e
ph 19. .mi
. ,
BIG sale on canaries; come hear them
sing. 222u Lincoln. my
I
FOR new and 2nd hand truck bodies,
sec Brooks, 2219 Hudson trices nghu
1129 1
FURNITURE Excuauge paj s highest
prices tor second hand lurnlture and
iOves. i'hone 2464. Lo3 2oth street.
933
etjuipmeut of noustuold luini
lUie lor saio. 2do0 Grumercy avenus
597
csECOND-HAisD goods bouiht anc.
soid. lverson, 1640 wr.52. Plum
1 49. 9632
i'lGS lor sale. Siatu Industrial School
9466
ujUU bliAlCLS Cub Oil. 4u Must raise
money, lua s, StaadanL 690.
NEW and second hand goods bought
SOld and exchangtd. Highest prices
1 paid lor second hand furnnure. "lruuks
and suit cases a specialty. Siner Trunk
j 6c Furniture stoie, 241 Twenty -uftb
IstreeL Phono 1321. 592
j J. A. hogel a: co. pay highest prii ' .
m ogden lo. Liberty bonds. 2450
1 UNCALLED for suits, tailor made, b:g
'reduction Cordon.-, 211--5 20U1 Si
'Phono 419. 2157
i
FOR SALE ELEVATORS.
I WE furnish and in 'all high grade
electric or hand eltv. urs, any i.iya
j city. Write Wai. WutXS, 2iy Edison
street, Salt Lake City. We buy second
: hand ones. 12366
L WANTED j
Situation
MAN wants position as cook at board
I Ing house, camp or on ranch. Reason-abb-
wages. Address P. O. Box 335,
Ogden. 1404
I BY capable elderly man as janitor or
inside work. Phone 306 1387
W ANTED Position by expt rl( Ci 1 d
stenographer. I'hone B4-J-2. 1311
YOUNG Japanese school boy wiahes
position to work or board and room
j lnq 259 21th St. 1226
1
CARD and character reading. 449
26th st 1046
, EXPERT typewriting and clerical
work geneologlcal records arranged
! Phone 12Si) W . 958
DRINK ALCOHOL AND DIE.
SIOUX CITY, la., Dec. 9. Two per
sons are dead and three are ill, one
seriously, as a result of drinking al
cohol to which, what Is thought to
have been oil of mlrbane, was added
last night The dead are Hugh Mont
gomery and (ra Rlgby, stepson Ol
Mi .m gomery.
LEGAL NOTICES
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the District Court of Weber Coun
ty. State of Utah.
Samttel N. Cole, plaintiff, vs. E I.
HammOttd Esther G Hammond, frank
A 1 lark. Consumers' Wholesale Groc
ery Companj. J A. Dalton and James
E Hart, defendants
To be nob! at Sheriff's Sale on the
IDh tiny of December. 1915), at 12
o'clock noon of said day, at the south
front door of the Weber county ecurf
hoi!Re: in Ogden City, Weber county,
Utah, the following described proper
ty, to-wlt:
All the ri?ht, title and interest of
E. I Hammond and Esther G. Dam
Imohd, In and to the following describ
ed real estate:
j Beginning at a point fifty-eight (58)
feet west of the northeast corner of
Lot Eight (8), in Block thirty nine
1 (39), Plat "A", Ogdon City Survey,
running thence south seventy-eight
j (78) feet, thencp west one hundred fif
; ty (150) feet to Hudson avenue, thence
north Seventy-elghl (75) feet; hence
east one hundred fifty (150) fcrt, to
ithe place of beginning, and a strip of
an, fifty (50) feet In width, lvlng di
rectly south of said premises, being a
; leasehold interest for an indefinite
I time.
j Also, all the right, title and interest
!of SMid narll. In ulnl !r. tho fr,llnu-inr
- " . w . . w . . . .
described real estate:
That Certain piece or parcel of land
.beginning at the northeast corner of
lsr eight (S) In Block thirty nine (f59),
l Plat "A", Ogden City survey, and run
'nlng thence west eight (8) rods;
thence south twenty six (26) feet,
j thence east eight (8) rods, thence 1
north twenty-six (26) feet to the place
I of beginning; al?n that part of said
hot eigh (8), beginning eight (8) rods
west frnrn the northeast corner of said
I lot and running thence w est ten (10)
:rods, thence" south fifty-eight (58);
fe. t. thence east ten (10) rods; thence
north fifty-eight (5S) feet, to the place
; of beginning; being a lease-hold inter
! est for two and one-half years.
Also, all the buildings and structures
on the first and 3rd parcels of real es
tate above described.
Dated at Ogden City, Weber bounty,
Utah, this ISth day nf Novembc.-, 1919
H. C PETERSON,
Sheriff of Weber County, Ufr-.h.
I By CURTIS ALLISON, Deputy Sheriff
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance granting a franchise
over, across, along and under certain
I streets and highways in the Village of4
Eden, in Weber county, state of Utah,'
and prescribing restrictions, condi
tions and limitations attaching to and
covering said franchise.
The Board of County Commissioners
I6f Weber county, state of L'tah. ordain
las follows;
Section 1 Subject to the conditions
,and limitations hereinafter prescribed,
a franchise Is hereby granted to the
Eden Water Works Company, a rorpo
ration, organized and existing under
and by irtue of the laws of the state
of Utah, for the purpose of supplying
water to the Inhabitants of th? said
town of Eden, in said county, and as
set forth in Article II of the Articles
of Incorporation of said corpo
ration for the period of Bfty
I (50) years -over, across, along and
under all or any of the streets and!
highways of Eden precinct in Weber
county, state of Utah, for the purpose
of laing plp lines and installing, op
erating and maintaining a water sys
tem to serve the inhabitants of the vil
lage of Kden who are or who may here
after become stockholders in said cor-j
poratlon. with water for culinarv, do-'
mestlc and other purposes.
Section 2. Said pipe line shall be
laid in said streets and hlgbways un
der the direction of the Board of'
County Commissioners of said county,
and said system shall be installed, op-'
erated and maintained in such a man-1
ner as not unnecessarily to obstruct!
said streets and highways, or in any!
manner to substantially hinder or in-j
terfere with the traffic thereon, and
I LEGAL NOTICES
s.i id corporation shall be liable for all
legal iiimages Incurred in the con
struction, operation, maintenance al
teration or repairs of said pipe lines or
Wati r system
Si lion 3. In case sahl corporation
shall not within the period of two
pears irom the date of the passage of
this ordinance construct said water
system po thai the same shall bo capa
ble of operation to the extent of sup-;
plying the inhabitants of the said town
of Eden, who arp stockholders in said
corporation, or who may hereafter be
come such, with water for culinary,
domestic or other purposes, or shall 1
I neglect to operate and maintain said'
Water system after the same shall !
(have hem constructed and Installed
for the period of one year, then this
I franchise shall become null and roid,1
land said corporation shall rorfeit all I
, rights hereunder.
Section 4 This ordinance shall take
leffec: within nfteeu (15) rjays after Us
passage; 'provided. Ihat said corpora'
tlon shall accept the conditions hereof,
within fifteen (15) days from the paSBH
; age of this ordinance.
MARTIN P BROWN,
Chairman of the Board of Countv1
Commissioners or Weber Countv 1
, State of Utah.'
I (SEAL) Attest: Walter N. Farr,
V- .CI l .
Commissioners voting in favor of
the foregoing ordinance
M ' RTIN P. BROWN,
J M. CHILD,
D. IE ENSIGN.
Date of first publication, Dec 6, 1919
Date of last publicaf inn, Dec. 13. 1919.
1395
ALI A i SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Weber Ccun
ty. State of Utah.
Luella Humphries, plaintiff, vs. Ed
die Humphries, defendant
The Stale of Litah to said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap
pear within twenty days alter service
of this summons upon ou, if served
wifnn the county In which th: action
is brought; otherwise within thlrty
ilays after service and defend the
above entitled action' auo :n case of
your failure so to do, judgment will
be rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court. This action is brought to re
covei a Judgmenl dissolving the bonds
dl matrlmon heretofore and now ex
isting between you and said plaintiff.
JOHN A. SNEDDON,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
P. O. Address: 316 Fir. t National
Bank Building, Ogdeu Cityt Weber
county, Utah.
PRO B ATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Contult Ccunt Clerk er the Reip
live Slfcnera for Furth
information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the Second Ju
dicial Ldstrlct, in and for Weber
County. Slate of Utah
In the matter of the estate of Isa
bella Wilson, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at thw of
fice of Joseph E. Evans, suite 518
David Eccles building. Ogden, Utah, on
or before February 10. 1920.
Dated Ogden, Utah, December 9,
1919.
JOHN WILLIAM WIDSON,
Administrator with Will Annexed.
JOSEPH E- EVANS.
Attorney for Administrator
First publication December 9. 1919.
LkSl publication January 6, 1919.
PARIS, Dec. 9 The decree of di
vorce obtained by Frank J Gould, ol
New Y'ork, lrom his wife. Edith Kelly
Gould, was sustained in judicial pro
ceodlnss here today. The court over
ruled Mr-. Gould's plea that it had no
jurisdiction because of her being 'a
resident of the United States.
NOTICE SERVED
ON RETAILERS
TO CUT PRICES
LAWRENCE, Mass., Dec. 9. Wil
liam M. Wood, president of the Amer
ican Woolen company today served
notice on retail business men of this
city tha unless prlceB of commodities
essential to living were marked dowm
sharply and within a short time, he
would sei up a letail 'tore organiza- ..
tion here on a large Hcale to supply
employes of the company with groc
eries, provisions, fuel, clothing, hard
ware and Other articles
Referring to the discontent prevail
ing over existing prices. Mr Wood
said that it was useless to raise iH
wages and find the effect lost in an lleH
Increasing cost of living. "I am act
ing from a Christian point of iew," he
said, and added that having no wih
to drive local merchants out of busi
ties he would give them "a reason
able time" to readjust their prices.
j EVANS' NAME NOW
BEFORE PRESIDENT
According to a dispatch received' I
from Washington, D. C, last night.
Senator Ring has :--..nt the name of
ISaac Blair Evan.-, assistant I nlted
: States attorney, to President Wilson
to BUCCeed W. W. Ray as United
stater district attorney. The judiciary
' oinmittee expects to receive the name
of Mr. Ray's successor from President -V
llson back any time. Mr. Evans IS
acting as district attorney in the abl . I
Si hce of Mr. Ray, who is on leave of
absence.
j Musical Comedy I
In the rooms of the Ogden Conserva
tory of Music, the second rehearsal ot
the American Legion musical comed,
j"Pirf, Paff, Poof,' will be held this-"
evening. Invitation to all young la- 1
(dies who can sing 'and dance has beenlT j
.extended. Girls who wish to take part
I in the production are urged to be on
(hand and state their qualifications.
Rehearsals will be held on the eve
nings of Tuesday, Thursday and En
da'. Sunday afternoon will also be
devoted to rehearsal?.
EXCHANGE RATES DECLINE.
NEW YORK, Dec 9, The decline
,in foreign exchange rates continued in
the earl) afternoon dealings Demand
'bills on the English pound sterling
I dropped to $3.82, franc checks went
down to 11.80 for the dollar and Bel-.,
jgian francs broke 32 centimes to 11 2u
! for the dollar. Lire checks were
quoted at 13.10 kH
on .
FAST COLORS '
j "I thought you Mid this bathing suit g
1 was in fast colors." said Rinks indig
neatly to the hosirr of whom he had
I bought the suit that morning. f
1 ' Yes. sir. that's whnt 1 SAid," return nl
the hosier.
"Well, every wretched stripe on the i ill
I things has come off on my back," re- I i
) tor ted Rlhka H
' Ah, but wait until you try to get j H
m off your back." smiled the hosier j ?H
suavely. "Then you'll see." London J .
Tlt-EBlts. L
A SURE SILENCER j
Names of general importers in Athens j J
and galonikf, Greece, have been prepared.
from lists submitted by the American 'mmm
consuls. These lists may be obtain-'! ' ' ) la
commerce or Its district and co-operate I i.H
offices by xTrrinp to flics No. D887 and '
988. rapecUvelj i
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS I
TgK.' coliass suzms Just a, moment Tuis IsTn esr J
LIKE A LOT OF I MB O0FF-J j f MAT WE CAPRN
jes fop a H I 1 y rrTTI
let e oce r 1 Soo Slf? A MAT Llke ReA0V UTuatA
SoBTuikiG ELSE. : -K 1 NOKjevj I ejOOP HAT f
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