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THE OCDEN STANDARD.- OGDEN. UTAH. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 191 9 r
Woman's Page!
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LOVE and MARRIED LIFE!
i txf. the noted author
Idah MSGlone Gibson
,oHN HEARS STARTLING NEWS
Ulce answered quite pftulantly
khen 1 'old her that John and 1 were
Laiinc around after her.
1 -I ju-' ffp'. Katharine," she said.
, .iia, would be a good thine to let
IJohn and Bess Moreland gel out of
lihls scrape the best way they can.
n,i i? polng a Utile hit tor, far. and
,v ourhi lo be pulled up prettj
Crtight, Id say: It Is one thing to
", ;,ri.uni! v I'll tii-t i i"d 1 1 r n u hile
v !me of the wives are preterit and
jglte .mother thing to go on a drive
bte a' night with a married man
rhosp "'te is awa' from home, and
LrofCl to evade scandal
I -That girl's love of admiration will
It: her into trouble yet' Anywav, l
ln.Vt srf' 'h. ' thould be drawn into
Ell affair, she continued. If ou
Iwint to whitewash Dess and John, all I
Irieht- but Tom Is perfectly furious
'h ' me for laking her with me on
IthJt trip to bring you horn' Says 1
Ii)CuM hfvr known better ilvin io lake
1 Kgioei a perfect stranger to yon when
Irtu were in such trouble. That It ;
a piece of thoughtlessness, hou
I lever, which he has learned to look
Ifor In the Gordon family and he told ,
1 In. a few unpleasant things about all
,V ui irum mothei down; and ended
up bv hoping lhat I should keep awa
I ffrcm Miss Morelaud' and all her kind
j I ji the future."
"But. Alice," I said after listening
r .0 her tirade oer the 'phone. "I sur
a.( that Tom feels rather sorry for
i faif, and surelv he will not object to
l-.our helping nie out in the matter, will
(he" Just now the thine that you can
h-.f do for me will be to come out
driving with the arch criminals of the
party ''
right, I'll do It, but you can
make up your mind thai I shall let
them understand tha; 1 think i h -y arc
1 the arch criminals."
"I don t care what you say. as lone
I Ins vou keep your Hps smiling. Folks
ran't hrir what you av in the motor
and the will he walrhine your fare "
111 had a.-ked John to call Bess up on
thn other 'phone while I talked with
Alice, and ns I hung up the receiver
j he came out of the library
"Bess absolutely refuses." he said
i vith a grimace
I 'Get her on the wire again, and 1 11
talk to her myself." I said grimly.
When John ot her on the 'phone I
id: ' Thii is Katherine Burke Gor
don. Mis Moreland, and my husband .
- i jiaya that you have refused to go lo
dfce hospital v.ith us this afternoon to
inquliy for the box and girl who were
i hurt in the other car. I just called
1 hou to tell you that I think perhaps if
r 'you will think about it you will under
i stand it Is the only thing vou can do
'. lo r-top the scandal that is brewing." j
V "I don't knoxv to what scandal you
j could refer," came in scathing tones
i over the wire
, ' 1 refer to the scandal that xvas in
' '" morning paper arid unless yoa can
help me in this matter I want to say
ri?ht now that 1 shall do nothing what
ever io protect your name."
: "I do not think m name needs to
be protected. Mrs Oordon."
"Oh. all right, if you feel that way '
about it, but may i mention to you
jtha' if thai girl dies at th. hospital
John will be indicted for manslaughti i
and vou will probably be inxolv d '
, I heard a queer little sound and I
knew that this was the first time she
had looked at the episode In this light
Do you mean to teil me thai he
can arrest me1" she asked, "or are!
you ssying hi? just to scare me?"
"I rm telling you the absolute truth
and l will also say that unless we can
make r appear that I was perfectly
cognizant of the fact that you wen
out riding with my husband, near a
disreputable roadhouse aftrr midnight,
ou win ho ostracized by every woman
In ibis city whose acquaintance vou
particularly care lo keep. J will add
that I nm not doing this at all for j our
sake, but for mv own
"How about John''" she asked
personally, I have no feeling in the
mailer for either of you "
"Then you don't Ihink I am wholly
to blame?"
' I do not think you are any more to
blame ihan he is. but while we are
talking about the matter I may soy
to you tuat ever since i have been
married to John Gordon vou have tried
your best to make me unhappy and
you have almost succeeded In doing
it. If it were not for the sake of the
Child Which Is coming to me soon. I
am not sure that I should try to con
done this at all Shall we call for xou
in half an houi ?"
'I suppose SO," she ansxvered life
lessly, pnd hanging up the receiver,
I turned to my husband. His face
was livid and his eyes were blazing.
'What Is the matter? " I aski d
"It wasn't necessary to tell Bess
Moreland thai lie, was it?' he asked
his voice shaking ulth an emotion I
did not. understand
"But it isn't a lie." I answered.
"My God do I ha- iu fa ihl ir.o"'
he said to himself i.i ,f whisper.
(Tomorrow " Paying the Fiddler- )
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and Pressing. Fone 513. 418
25th St.
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Cai! on J. J. BrummiU rl
2417 Hudson avenue, if you
want to sell your Liberty
bends. Phone 59. '
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I GIRLS! WOMEN! GIRLS!
I fouhA Dd learn a trade in our 0vera11 factory. Not only will
Uhm a ,teady Pition, but it is a lasting experience. A
Pi? Tni Week and ood P&y to capable. Arc you one? Ap- ;
Jonn Scowcroft & gong Company, Department "M. "
f Dorothy Dix Talks j
j THE SHINING VIRTUE
I By DOROTHY DIX, the World's Highest Paid Woman Writer
A CORRESPONDENT ASKS THIS
QUESTION
"What particular quality how til
others should n man look for In the wo
man he marries"
Good nature. Better homely woman
with a funny bone th.-xn -i enus with
a razor edged Umper. Better a dull
woman who laughs easily than an Aa
pa.ia with h dark and pessimistic tem
perament Better a woman who is
rheerful sinnci than a sour saint. Better
a woman who is poor housekeeper with
an easy jroinR disposition than -i model
of domesticity with the lecture habit.
If I were a man seeking wife I
would propose to no thin lipped nwxldon
with an Intense view of life and Quiv
ering nerves that were easily Jangled.
On the contrary, the first thins; that f
Would not would be whether a Rrlrl tiad
humoious creases at the comers of her
eye, and a laugh that was lump on a
hair trigger, and whethei she saw trngfdy
or comedy m the little ordinary misad
ventures of life.
.Vn.n women are good women, that Is
the kind of women a man thinks of mar
rylng A man can shut his eyes, and
l.llnd-folded pick out a girl for n wife
who cm le relied upon to do her duty
as n helpmate, so he need not get out
hia lantern and go about, searching for
the traditionally good woman She is
everywhere, and lie can't miss her But
the thin? that really co.unts in matri
mony, and that determines whether ha
18 Roinj' to be happy and comfortable.
estate, or spend the balance of his life
wondering wh he did it. and sighing for
his bachelor freedom, is his wife's dispo
sition, and has attitude towards the world
Some of the Inst women are the n,o t
afflicting peopU with whom to have 'o
live, and there arc plenty of devoted
when, who would die for their husband.-',
who make their husband pray for death
to be delivered from them
Nine tenth of the nagging and the '
heh-pecklng that makes so many men'j
Uvea a burden to them la Inspired b thr i
wives' affection, but it doesn't make a
bitter draught nn sweeter or more pain
table for us to know that the band tht
forces it to our lips is Inspired by he
noblest and most nltrulstlc of motives
Therefore, it behooves the men wno j
wish to be happy," though married, to
pick out for a wife a woman whose Ideal J
of her wifely duties does not consist ,n 1
making everybody around her miserable '
and who docs not consider that Che fam
ily circle is s reformatory in which she
plays lh pail of censor to her husi
CHILDREN'S AID US
j Jl RECORD OF GRERT
j PFlFOHCE
a
f An Open Letter to the Citi7ns of
Osdcn Dear Everybody Do you re
member the old adage, "Fools rush
; in where angels fear to tread''" Hut it
Imply has to be done, for the Chil
i dren's Aid society is like the Irishman,
; who was seen frantically painting hi?
house On bean? asked by a neigh
bor why ho was hurrying so, he re
plied "Faith and be Jabors, Ol've got
j to pet it done before the paint gives
I out."
So we are hoping th Children's Aid
society will get its house painter" be
fore the paint gives out, for when we
stop to think of all the beautiful
houses you dear people have painted
so lavishly, the Liberty Bond House,
throe or lour times, the Thrift Stamp
House, the Y M C. A. House, tie Y
W, C. A. House, the Rod Cross House,
the Knights of Columbus House, the
Jewish Relief House, the Martha i
l House and oh, just lots of little houses
too numerous to mention, no wonder
we are worried about the Children's
Aid House.
But oh you blessed, blessed people
ou are not going to let that one!
little house stand all shabby and no -cl
( led because no one has called your
attention to it.
N'o si reel ogden people would never
do lhat, for you see you hae given
us some paint and Ogden people al
ways Hnish a job and we must have
more lo enable us lo finish It, so it
will look as nice as all the other!
houses.
Wonders of Work.
YYc wish it were possible to tell you'
about all the work we are trying with I
your help to do, for of course wr
couldn't do one thing without you 1
, Your dollars and help and loving sym
pathy have made the hard places easy.
; 'e wish you might all see the dear'
little feet you have shod, the little bod
ies you have clothed, tho tiny mouths
'ou have fed, the weary, nerve-racking
hours of pain you have soothed away;
the tired, heartbroken mothers you
I have given a new vision to; the dis j
couraged, sick fathers, unable to w ork
for their loved ones, who needed Just 1
.a little of your help, until they were
able again to take up their share of,
the world's work, encouraged because
you hi'd been the big brother In the
lime of need, and the homes you hae
supplit d fur i hose who w ere orphaned
f or worse yes, even the little graves
I in God's Acre.
Wonderful Recompense- '
All this ye have done and Christ
J said, "If ye have done it unto the least
of these, My children, ye have done it j
i unto Me " Isn t that a wonderful rec
ompense for us all? But we must do
; more, and we know you want to help
if it is onh a little, and because we ,
know and appreciate the demand has'
been so heavy on all, and thai you I
have given and given and given, we
decided that we would not have our an-'
nual drive this month for funds but I
would appeal to you all to just send ;
us what you could money or food or'
clothes.
Pleas? don't think because ou have I
Slde has moved to . ..city ,'tfth
Street
band's morals ;nd manners.
On the contrary, let him pick out as a
mate u woman who aubscribea to the live,
i and let 1JC theory, nnd who turns len
ient eyes upon the shortcomings, and who
has no desire to cut him over according to
her own little paper pattern of a hush.ind
I Domestic life is made up of an Infinite
I sequence of small happenings. There arc
I not many great momenta in it In which
la woman la called upon to be heroic.
! ml noble, and devoted, and make a sub
! lime sacrifice. But there are uncounted
times when there are little trials and
vexations, and misadventures, and it !s
! the wa that the woman reacts to them
that makes her home a Joyous place
Whfch to live, and her husband happy
1 as a king or turns It Into a penitentiary
In whleh her husband does a life sentence
at hard labor,
j This is where the good naturcd wom tn
score. She turns tragedy into comedy.
.She laugha Instead of weeps. She Jolllea
; Instead of scolds. Her optimism is a
magic shield that turns away the poisoned
darts of misfortune, and leaves hei and
her household safe.
If the cook leaves or the butcher falls
to send the roast she bus no hysterlC-9
j over It. She turn the ineident into a
domestic fnrce; and lluvors It with such
good humor that nobody carca even It
I the meal Is scant, and tho cooking under
pit" If the children are cross mother
1 '.ill. Ilium Inln nv-.swl ...,,-.. mtmmiwm .. 1
; if her husband Is betrux cd into zigzagging
a step off of the straight and narrow
path she treats It as a Joko und forgets
It. and he Is so eternally grateful to her
that ho watches his ftep ever after.
The good na til red woman's house may
not be a model of order and neatness.
She may not he the beat manager in the
uoild or the most thrifty but her hus
band and children never sec anything but
the amila that cheera them like wine and
sunshine. The good natured woman may
not be the most brilliant of her sex but
her laugh Is oil on the troubled waters
of life, and when n man hears it as lie
puis hia key In the door at night, he
knwa that all Is well with his world.
Ufe is too short to quarrel In or fight
In There Is too little pleasure in ft to
have any of it lost through a man s fear
of haiing' to pay the piper for every
dance. Xo man marries to tcet a tyrant
on the hearth, or to have to listen to
the litany of his faults.
And th only way he can safegiiart
himself against there afflictions Is nv
pi. king out for a w ife a good natured
girl, one who takes the world easll, and
who would rather laugh than cry
: only a small sum to give, that it won't
I be worh the giving, because your lov
jihg thought ami wish that it will glad
den some saddened life will just work
J wonders, and please let the boys and
girls help. They would love to and.
: my, how the pennies count up, and
i you can be sure of a smile from some
sad face for every penny given,
j ".So send us your penny and nickle
nnd dime,
"'That we ma make merry this
Christmas time,
i "The homes of the sick, the discour
aged, the sad,
"With your help we will make every
one of them glad."
We are going to write again soon,
and tell you more about our work, for
we know you are as interested as can
be, and after all you know we are only
the stewards of your money, and of
course you want to know what we do
with it Let us know, drar people,
just how interested you are
ELIZABETH SHAW HESS
Secretary 761 21th St. Phone 1731.
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incmucrg rvarnca jiven.
Below you will find a list of the
members, their addresses nnd phone
numbers. Call up the one you know,
or anyone you wish, and tell !hem
what you can do, or send them your
donation :
j Mrs. Archie Mcintosh, president,
tils;, Tvent-flfth street, phone 1930
Mrs S. S. Smith, vice president,
0ls7 Adams; phone 1214.
Mrs Y. C. Dalrymple, treasurer.
2561 Adams, phone 71.
Mrs H M. Barrows, Fourth street; '
phone 3107 X-R.
Mrs c. ii Barton, 774 Twenty-fifth
street; phono 217
Mrs Edward Bichsel, 718 Twenty
fifth street; phone 1282-J.
Mrs. Archie Bowman, 2575 Jeffer
son avenue; phone 11IM
Mrs J. R, Cooper, Reed hotel, phono
65
Mrs. A. B Corey, 2566 Washington
avenue; phone 2926-W.
Mrs. Bertha Eccles, 2580 Jefferson
avenue; phone 204.
Mrs. Thomas H. Davis. 751 Twenty
fifth street, phone 2975-R.
Mrs E. A. Llttlefield, 2528 Madison
ai enue; phone 1932-J
MrsI. N. Pierce. 2828 Washington1
"SYRUPOF FIGS"
CHILD'S IAMM
Look at tongue! Remove pois
ons from stomach, liver
and bowels
Accept "California" Syrup of Fig?
.only look for ihe name California on
the package, then you re sure your
I child is having the best and mosl
bai mless laxative or physic for the lit
tie stomach, liver and bowels. Chil
dren love its delicious fruily taste.
Pull directions for child's dose on each
boitle. Give ii without fear.
ther! Vou must Baj California"
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Dip: down into the chest I
bring out voir old Fur
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NOW. Phone 286. I
UTAH WOOL &
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2360 Wall Avenue
OGDEN j
avenue; phone 1305.
Mrs R. D. Robins 075 Twenty-sevj
enth street; phone 2347-M.
Mrs Albert Scowcroft, 2350 Adams
avenue; phone 109
Mrs. C. H. Stevens, 730 Twenty-j
fourth street, phone 1261-J.
Mrs. P. B. Haslet. 147 Twenty ninth
street; phone IS77-W
Mrs H. XV. Dunn, 531 Twent fourth
street; phone 18D5
Mrs John Culley, 2"79 Monroe avc
nue; phone 1715
And Children's Aid Dispensary on
Saturdays, over Mclntre Drug Store:
No 2
P. S Do it now.
TO RESTORE WHITE
Discolored blouses may be whitened
by soaking them overnight in water to
which cream of tartar has ben added.
The proper proportion is one teaspoon
ful of cream of tartar to one quarter
of cold water. When washed the n:;i
morning thev will be as white as new
I buy Liberty bonds
highest prices. If ycu have
bonds for sale see me. J. J.
Brummitt, 2417 Hudson ave
nue. Phone 59.
ECONOMY
Don't throw away your husband's
expensive Bhirta just because they are
worn through by his collars just be
low the neckband. Mend them this
wraj Rip off neckband jusi. back of
shoulder seam, then rip shoulder seam
a little more than half-way and cut
the front straight down its entire
length.
Raise this front up far enough to
cut off all worn places, cutting it the
'
exact shape it was before at neck H
I (take oil" at leaat one button and but-
ton and buttonhole) and sew it back
in place, overcast the long seam neat
ly, even of( the flap at the bottom,
,np nit and uirn the cufts it" worn and
you have a new (?) shirt with no jfl
j change In its looks, as the seam is too
far back to show when worn,
HELPFUL HINTS j
Keep court plaster on hand to mend 9
tears in heavy garments. 9
Use soda on a damp cloth to clean
the nickel on a kitchen range.
Blanch walnuts by dropping into a
basin of boiling water for two min-
A strong borax water will clean firf M
proof dishes which have turned
I brown. Ipfl
APPLE PANDOWDY
Bake a biscuit dough in a square tin.
Split in two and spread both between ,
and on top with apple sauce. Either
cream or a caramel sauce is nice to
serve upon it. wM
i a vc
OesiBEtrr msm
Makes Better Bread I
Sold under a money-bock guarantee
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OGDEN, UTAH
Wholesale Distributors.
Costs More Qr
Information b urea u I
Notice to Advertisers On and after April 1, 1919, business directory
advertising in The Standard will be $1 per line per month.
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ANYTHING New or Old
ANYTHING A to Z -new or old
bought, sold or trad'..1. Phone ;o3.
Books and Stationery
Brjimvcil Book and Stauonc y, 2o62
Washington Ave. i'iaouo atiu o5a
Banking
Utah National Bank, southeast cor
ner Twenty-fourth atd Washington,
Phone oi.
Counselor-at-Law
T. It. Q'Connolly, "den. Utah. L-toal
r.dUce by mail. ".Vnta m.-u ti;e fana.
Phone Wi.
Carpet Cleaning (
K. an Kainpeq .oi uphc! storing, '
Carpets (.leaned, aitjred and irid. kc
mailing oi Distresses, z'.'j2-j.
Expert carpet c'eanlng, uattress
renovating, upholstering, uu', sprjuga
rcstretched'. Call E. J. Hampton t o..
Feathei Renovating. Phooe G6v7.
Chiropractor
Owen W. Halverson, D. C. uos.
phone 1086-W. Tul ,t- Bcde Bid,.
City Scavenger
McCarthy 6z Co., 2'34 Gran' avenue,
i'bone JolS-W.
Cooper SSiop
Repair all kinds of barrels, tubs. etc.
i hrlsi Lassen. 3506 Adams. Phone
Dentists
Tho New Method Dentists aie -pe-ciallsts
iu all bram-ius ot IXntis'iy.
2 1 GO Washington 'L'03
Drain Tile for Sals
intei mountain Concrete Co Twcn
tietb and Lincoln avenue, Ogd n i ah.
Bhor.es 2068 and 487. ,?S10
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Montana. Wyomln p and Colorado
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Company I
The Big Hardware Store jl
zi graving
Ogden Engraving srvke Co., u:k
trs ot tine cuts In one or more colurs.
iiu Twenty-fourth street. Bbouc 46J.
oot Specialist
Flat leet, corns, 3tc., corree od. L'ry
.aboraior), UJU lluutn Bldg iooJ
fire Insurance
Charles Lisenbetg. Phone 18Ja-J.
(.'alendonian and Michigan Coininervial
Standard Insurance. t jib
Hay and Grain
Hay, grain and you1 try feed bell
Bros, '611 Twenty-third. Poone -8 to
ilOO
Hides, Wools, Furs
O. M. lvuj'iun. JJ69 Wall avenue,
pas tup pin.ei i'Ik'I.u 781 loJb
Jobbing
Jubbiug, brick, cement and plaster
ing. Phone 77tl. 1835 Wash. 1M3
Jtiiilt and Hides
Western Hide & Junk Co., .;2JJ
Washington Ave. Phone 861.
Ogden Juuk House, .000 a-hington
Ac. i'hont
Key Fitting
Key fitting and lo - k repurlng. T.ud
tou Repair Shop, 2409 liuuoru b."97
'ifc Insurance
W. C. Stewart, special represouls
tive of the New Yc4k Liio lnsurjuco
Co. 44 Lewis Bldg. Phone 7i'. JI63
Painting
Paper cleaning and t?ntlcg New Wll
kinson. Address rear 738 Twc-aly-sixth
street. Phone 1520-J. -457
Refinishine
Brass beds, chandeliers, office fix
tures refiished. T. Harlan O'Nell, 651
Twetieth street. 120Z
it
Read the Classified Ids.
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hysician and Surgeon
Dr. A. FernJund, u.fico hour.: II to
4 p. in. New Peery Bldg., i.udon Ave.
Res. Phone 046. Office phone iy00-w!
ieal Estate and Loans
Willard Kuj. real tstaf, and loms.
2474 Washington. Pnone -ii'D 1874
Scavenger
Garbage and ruonish nauljd, -:es3
pools and loiiets cleaned. John C'jipp
& Lo. Pnoue 828. J.6; Hu:'sol avenut. 1
93o
Sanitary Work
Sanitary Garbage Cu., nil finda of
ruuuiali hauled, Pbo:e 62?).
-eving Machines
S c rem, repair, '.any needles an:
parts lor all makeo Ol iua. . iu..i Whllu
Sewing Machine Co., .277 '.N'ashingiuu
Phone 2884
Transfer Vork
CALL S. M, .Moore lor all kinds of 9
transfer work. Phone 237J W. 13;;6 jfl
Tents and Awning-i
Ogden Tent and Awning Co, uio'.u
faciurers ot high grade atbrv, ofiice
;iud resident awnings. Waerp. oof cr
era, bags, etc. Anything in canvas.)
.2t8 asbingion avenue. Phono 2b.
Vacuum Cleaners j I
Phone 2582 J lor -ucuum clei-uer SI 1 H
.r -I hours, eterilltHi dutt bg.
5074! f ifl
FOR RENT Dhio vacuum cleaner. 1
hours 50c Phone [phone] J
Windows Cleaned
Expert window and wall paper clean
ing anywhere. .-nerloan Window
Cleaning. Phone 5bo 2170 A'avhiucton.
Read the Classified Ada- A V