The Ogden standard. [volume], December 09, 1919, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 7, Image 7

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I 1HE OGDEN STANDARD: UGDLN. UTAH. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1919 7 Ml I
' rChUd Horn With Heart
Outside Chest Vall
I The h"',h ,,f 0 witl ,,ir' ,1,',irl ont&e the chest wail
i interesting Ogden physicians who declare thai the case is the
if iLt 0f its kind "ii record insofar as their medical works disclose.
Following the birth of the child at VVillard ii was brought to
I the Deo hospital Physicians mel in consultation upon th- case
ut it 'ns b,r,,,Hl tnat an operation would be useless,
i ' 'pilNS1, mis cannot se- imw the child QB.V live.
The heart as it beats upon the baby's chest has the four chart
ers and beats regularly but the heart does not have the normal
;ov,.rinir It -,s P'-'iblo at the hospital to observe the workings
if the heart, the blood being pumped into the circulat ry system
iiid the operation ol ihe heart valves
1 glides the abnormal situation of the heart, the child has no
itcrnum, the bony covering of the chest
The child v- ' ,J'ns Detwcen eighl and ten pounds.
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" Greater Than Words
j In her first all-American picture, and her most remarkable acting as
the "Brat" wii! amaze even her wannest admirers.
STARTS 2:00, 3:50, 5:40, 7:30, 9:30 P. M.
Children without escort will not be admitted after 6 p. in. Send them
early. They will also like it.
Showa in big cities from $1.00 to $3.00. Cur prt:c, I Cc 20c and 30c
IMMMHMHHMMMHMfMHMH'MMMMMMMMHi
I SUGAR HcPer Pound 1
We also offer the following items at special low prices
1 pound M. J. B. Coffee 59c
V2 pound Tree Tea 29c I
1 or more large cans Sego or Borden 's Milk, each 14c
4y2 pounds Sugar to each customer while it lasts 50c I
I This price is less than present cost.
Pork Roasts, pound . . 30c Pork Shoulders, pound . . . 22c I
Pork Chops, pound 35c Lota of nice ctcaks, pound 20c I
veal Roasts, pound 25c and 30c D . . D . .
Mutton Roasts, pound . 30c 25c Choice Pot and Oven ROMlt,
i Mutton Stew, pound . . .15c pound 17 - 20 H
m Mutton Chops, pound . 25c 30c Pure Lard- 3 Pounds for . . $1.00
Beef Boils and Pot RoastG, Veal Chili, something new. Try
( pound 15c it
' Beef is going higher Now is the time to lay in a supply of i
1 1 beef, pork, or mutton, in quantities of ten or more pounds at I
1 i wholesale prices.
COME SEE US
! Lester Park Market I
j 616 TWENTY-FOURTH STREET
I SUPERVISORS ME TO
MEET 1 OGDEN
DECEMBER 15
il fcKoTIenty"e,eht ""PervlsorB In District
I , meet In Opden. December 15 to
l - inclusive. This v.ill be the first
meeting to be held by the district
forest officials in nearly four years.
Supervisor E. C. Shepherd is act
ing as field representative in the
preparation of the program to be
given.
C. N- Woods Is chairman of the
program commit toe, with Mr. Simpson,
and Supervisor Parkinson acting In
addition to Mr. Shepherd.
Regal Cleaners. Cleaning
and Pressing. Fone 513. 418
25th St.
VjL ZT MBSm sairl 11 XVftS 'nipossile for
pl ' BZk 'is' t0 survive th ravens
S jf . Mjgr. J jfo fS&S?. "' T-'b' K.-ulonis. h. be; -..ii
. ' - HjtBjB 1 111 '-'ntJng on hlmsch,
rMp WRE9r .&3SjBKBgfm :iIltl discovered Ihd Homo
oucdt a8Pound Loust Photo Treatment, known as AD-
r ; DILINE. Anyon- with
fe;ri "nrv or Tni coughs showing tubercular
' oj,, ,,; 1 uoereuiosU. may use It under plain direction Send youx name ind
j ' 185 Arc.iclc Bulldlho - - - Columbus. Ohio
'a Advertisement. '
TRAINS CONTINCE TO Rl)N LATE .
OWING TO THE HEAVY FALL OF
i lOW IN WESTERN WYOMING
I'nlon Pacific trains in Ogden today
will be conspicuous by their absence-,
according to word from tbp depot to
the effect that snowi n Wyoming and
Nebraska continue to obstruct the
right of way.
A heay fall of extremely dry snow
is said to be causing the trouble, the
extreme lightness of th show making
it very susceptible to wind. The wind
driven snow is filling all cuts and
draws on the road, quicker than the
huge rotary plows can cut their ivay
through. Ii is said that the snow
banked on the sides of the cuts by the
SCHOOLS TO CLOSE TWO WEEKS
BEGINNING OEC 22, IN ORDER TO
HELP CONSERVE COAL SUPPLY
Despite the news which Indicates
the end of the coal strike, W. H.
Roeder, chairman ol the city coal com
mittee, announced this afternoon that
economy and control must continue in
r-ffrct for six weeks
The committee met at the Weber
club at noon The situation wns can
vassed and the announcement made
that the committee was hopeful no
curtailment in the hours of operating
theaters, business houses or churches
will bo necessary, if economic mea.
sures are employed.
Chairman Roeder askr that all
Churches and ward bishops send to
A T. Hestmark, at the. mayor's office,
an inventory as to the amount of coal
in the church bins
Schools to Close December 22.
Supt. Karl Hopkins met with the
committee and agreed to close the
schools for two weeks at Christmas in
stead of the interrupted holiday, as
iir-t decided upon. The superintend
ent's plans called for holidays for the
week commencing Ivrcmber 22, then
three days of school on December 20, '
T.u and SI, with another holiday on
New Years. Under the plans agreed to
today, the schools will be closed from
December 22 until the Monday follow- I
riK New Years.
Mr. Hestmark la the field agent of
i the coal committee. He investigates
orders for coal to see to it that per- j
sons with a 30-day supply on hand do,
not get coal while there are others in
greater need.
Committee Has Power
The committee explains that it his
"teeth" to enforco its orders. In the
event a person is found guilty of ob
taining more coal than the committee
permits, that committee will be placed
OH the "blacklist." Then it a coal deal-,
er furnishes coal to such person, the
committee can notify the state fuel dl- 1
rector lo cut off the supply of coal to
I that dealer.
I The Ogden Packing A Provision
company felt the effects of the coal j
strike in an indirect way when its or
der for $1250 worth of lithographed i
labels brought B reply from an eastern ;
company that labels could not be
shipped as there was no coal to oper-1
(ate'the p';:nt
j Lack of coal caused u shutdown at
the Portland cement plant in Salt
Lake yesterday. This was the second
j industry so affected inthat city.
Theaters and business houses of Po-
(catello arc operating on a four-hour a
jday basis upon orders of A. C. Can
field, former Ogden fire chief, who is
fuel director of Pocatello. Only two
cars of coal reached Pocatello In 48
hours.
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CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
MONEY.
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut cut this
slip, enclose with 5c and mall it to
Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave, Chi-;
cago, 111., writing your name and ad-!
'dress clearly. You will receive in re-:
turn a trial package containing Foley's :
; Honey and Tar Compound, for cout-hs, j
colds and croup: Foley Kidney Pills j
tor pain in sides and back, rrcuma-1
ism. backache, kidney and bladder I
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tabiets,
a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic, for constipation, bilious
ness, headache, find sluggish rowels.
A. R Mclntyre "Drug Co. -Adve.ti'ie
ment. n
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FEATHERS IN THE AIR
If you were to empty a bag of
feathers on top of the Eccles bouldlne;
to tho canyon winds and, a fellow
would come to you and say, "I found
one of your feathers,"and inform you i
"that they were a valuable specimen
and that he would pay you $10 each
if you find them" do you know it
WOUld be an impossible task? And do;
you know that when you spread gossip,
and you were to undo the wrongs ybu
were guilty of, it would be just as dlf-i
tlcult, as gossip travels faster than
Feathers. We all need a bumping now j
and then. And this mighty crlmo has
never bad its inning on the screen I
and It will do the community of ().'d n
good to curb some tongues which
"Babbling Tongues'1 will do, See it all
the Alhambra tomorrow and Thursday;
it's one of the big supreme specials i
in 7 reels, featuring James Morrison j
and Grace Valentine. The prices are
reduced lor this show to Cc, loc and
20c. Adv.
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Deaths and Funerals
OVERTON Gordon Overton. 17-day-old
son of Mr. and Mik. Frank Halate&d, !
died this morning ut ;i.5u o'clock of
Stomach trouble Death occurred at tho
home, 5G Twonty-tiiird itreet Funeral
arrangements will bo announced later.
OLE A SON Leslie u Lorn.- GUeason, j
Infant ion or Perry L., nd ivmi Jensen
Qlaaaon, filed ihts morning :it it o'clock
mi the family residence, 2UI5 PlngTaf
plows, caves in almost as soon the
plow has passed through.
Yesterday's trains, with the excep
tion of first and second sections of
train No. 19, were from 12 to 18 hours
late Indications nre that today's
trains will be fully as late. Trains 19
and 21 have not yet arrived and a
"stub" 21 was sent out of Ogden
Tho snowfall this year is the heav-
I iest experienced in some time in
! Wyoming
Yesterday's trouble was In the vi-
jcinily of Banna, Wyoming, while the
storms east of C.rec-n River are the
cause of today s tieup.
; avenue, .nfter Buffering of pneumonia for '
' tho p.-yl eleven days, 'n ;irlii tln to the
j parents, two brothers, BSzra .ind Krne-u
BUrvtVG- The body wes taken to tho
Llncio,ulat chapel and wlU be shipped to
Garland, Utah, for funeral services and
interment.
SMITM Private funeral services v.iii
be held for Hynun Smith, whoso un
timely death occurred over a week tiRO.
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Don't Procrastinate
Act Right Now
The 5 o'clock rush will be a thin?;
of the dim and hazy past in Ocden
so far as "Early Christmas Shop
pine'' Is concerned When'' Ob,
right away the new slogan
Shop Early in the Day" Is having
effect.
According to the smiling store
clerks, that's the best thing that
over was Invented at least since 1
the "Shop Early In the M'-nth" ap
peal which ha:s become very popu
Lar,
No more the bosy of the rush
hour when everybody in the to ri
was tr;. ing to buy a doll, or a sled,
or a pair of silk nocks, or a "wh)
nnl" ,:t the same time and from the
.-.-ime counter. Nay. nay no more
will anxious, generous hearted
Christmas hunters after.borguins
trod on each other's toes pok
elbows in each other's ribs and
try to do half a day's shopping be
Lween 5 and 6 In the evening, The;,
will come downtown with daddy, or
brother, or hubby in the morning
accumulate a double armful of bun
dles an i " back home to wash
dl lies and Bweep tho floor in the
Mi. moon in peace, just as they
shopped in peacf in the morning.
Very sensible, say, we, and we're
glad the people of Ogden ore trk-
lg to it Ren. ember. "Shop in the
i Corning" is the cry of the day.
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tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at tho
family home. 3511 WnnhlnEton avcnu-
Reverend Godfrey Matthews of the Con
gregational church officiating. Friends
of tho deceased will bo received at lha
LindQUist chapel this cvenlnp ed Wednes
day until 10 a. m. Interment Ogden City
cemetery.
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A Ionian will forgive any man for ly
lnK It he toils her she la beautiful
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I OVERHAULED NOW I
NOW is the time to overhaul your Overland or Willys- ra
Knight car.
Mj Mr. S. N. Gregory is in charge of our Repair Department
and is assisted by able mechanics.
We guarantee all our work.
Bring in your car.
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Orpheum Orchestra 'PSp ". flAj
LEARN FANCY I
m AND BALL
OROQM DANCES
PEOF. WOODWARD'S
Private. Lessons
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Tomorrow, 2 to 8 P. M.
Phones 854 or 323
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C( hs and Colds?
Check them in time
BAUME
ANALGriSIQUE
BENGUE
will do it. At all
drug stores. Es
cape in every tube
Tho.. Linln Co.. N V
Head the Classified Ada-
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NEW YORK, Dec. 9 Copper, iron
and lead unchanged. j
Antimony 9.62C. M
Zinc firm; East St. Louis dei:ery
spot 8.35c bid. 8.45c asked.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9. Bar silver 1
n.ai.
Mexican dollars $1.00?;.
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