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H THE OGDEN STANDARD; OGDEN, UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1920 - H
r I It ! FOR SALE 1
I R Real Estate
J Jf . IDAHO FARMS
I'- K LOCATED AROUND SURUEY, IDAHO,
i' Wi ON THE GREAT FERTILE MINIDOKA
H Ki 0oVcRNMENT PROJECT WHICH
I W utolONSTRATED IN THE PAST YfcAR
Mn H WHICH WAS THE DRIEST IN THE
V IS HISTORY OF THE INTERMOUNTAlN
,;, M oUUNTKY-THAT WE HAVE AN
I' B ABUNDANCE OF WATER FOR IRRI-
I.- D GATION IT IS CONSIDERED THAT
I: IS THIS PhOJECT HAS ONE OF THE
'B VERY BEST RIGHTS IN THE WEST.
I?-', ft THESE LANDS ARE VERY SMOOTH
1$ if AND ARE VERY EASY TO IRRIGATE
I'.i H AND THE SOIL IS DEEP AND RICH,
lift Wr THESE WITH OUR WATER ANU
MW El SUNSHINE PRODUCE POTATOES
I"? II THAT WILL YIELD FROM 200 TO 500
If SACKS PER ACRE; SUGAR BEETS
it f-ROM 12 TO 25 TONS; GRAIN FROM
Ii m AO TO CO BU., AND ALFALFA FROM j
H 5 TO 7 TONS, AND ALL OTHER CROPS
ijt' Ht ARE PRODUCED AT THEIR BEST.
'', -W THIS IS THE MOST MODERN PRO
V BL JECT THAT THE GOVERNMENT HAS
IiHiH EVER BUILT. IT IS NOTED FOR ITS
Kvll HNE ROADS,' RURAL MAIL SEK-
VICE THAT BRINGS THE DAILY MAIL
fci lO EVERY FARMER'S DOOR; ITS
.4S" ELECTRICITY WHICH IS USED FOR
$Srt rUVVtR AND LIGHT; ITS TELE-
fell PHONES, AND, ABOVE ALL, ITS
BMl WONDERFUL SCHOOL SYSTEM,
fi&ti WHICH BRINGS THE CHILDREN
SfiS t- ROM ALL THE FARMS AMD SAFE.
'J LY RETURNS THEM AT NIGHT.
' incst MANY Ur--i U.um i fc htft.
TURES EXCELL OTHER PLACES AND
! , MAKES RURAL LIFE ONE OF THt
KUEASANTEST.
BURLEY, THE COUNTY SEAT Oh
CASSIA COUNTY, IS IN THE CENTEH
OF THIS WONDERFUL TRACT 0'r
M LANO-bUASTS A POPULATION Oh
M 5,000 PEOPLE; PAVED STREETS; FINE
m WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM; AND
K IS CONSIDERED TO BE ONE OF THE
9 bhSr LIGHTED CITIES IN THb
m WCSI. II HAS A LAKG E iUUAH
h ACTORY, FLOUR MILL, POTATO
S HOUR MILL, ALFALFA MEAL MILL.
M- L-RGE BRICK PLANT, AND AN AR
M ilFICIAL ICE PLANT. THESE, TO
M UtTHER WITH THE FINE i-mRMS,
M. ARE MAKING BURLEY ONE OF THE
S BUSIEST AND THE FASTEST GROW
W ING CITY IN THE WEST.
M YOUR CHANCES ARE IN BURLEY
IE OR ON THIS PROJECT, MR. LANO
W . BUYER OR INVESTOR. IF YOU
'M WANT A FARM OR AN INVESTMENT
M I HAT WILL MAKE YOU INDEPEND
M ENT, COME OR WRITE US TODAY
M AND LET US TELL YOU MORE OF
M I HIS LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.
I SPECIALS
sAW 40 ACRES choice sandy loam soli 25
g seres In alfalfa, balance In potatoes
m last year; has beautiful 5-room brick
m bungalow, with full basement. Goou ,
barns and outbulldlnns. This Is an
m Ideal farm which will produce big ro
m turns this year. Price 9000; cash $Z003 I
balance, long time.
43 acres, smooth deep soil. Has good
; : 5-room rock ounoaiow, barns, net rencs,
deep well and fine water Includes b.'O
, l team, wagon, plow, harrow, hay anu
' feea. FOR QUICK SALE, PRICE
: ' woCO. Cash $3000, balance easy.
40 acres, fine land, small home, barn,
, ' good well drinking water, sonic ma-
chlnery, and It lays nice to Irrigate; 6
! ' miles from Burley. Price S75C0. Caah
S1500, balance $500 per year.
! 40 acres of oandy land In the finest cla.is '
shape; cas.y to water and ready for big
? returns Has a large 6-room house; 1
; large horse and cow barn; deep well
and motor; nice little orchard. This Is ,
a first class Improved farm. Price on'y i
I 58500. Cash $00, balance S10CO pet !
year. I
; i
50 acres, 5 miles from Burley on a gra- t
vcl road. All In alfalfa and as cmootn
as a floor; buildings are good ana
fences are first-class. This place is
ready to plow up and got largo rc-
Irt turns. Price 515,000 $4CO0 will handle.
Pp" SO acres, smooth sandy loam soil, i0 ,
4 acres In hay, and tfie balance In grain
P last year, nas 4-room cottage, garaqo, i
barns, tank house, good well, and new I
i net fence. Located on gravel road.
Your chance Sl4,b00 and only 53,000
casn.
80 acres, located 2 miles from load'ng
station on gravel highway. Deep soil .
and lays well; 50 acres In alfalfa; 2 !
complete sets of buildings, one on each '
end of the farm. This would be sn
Ideal place for father and marrlcu son.
Price S19.000 Cash 55,000. I
' ' 200 acres, cattle ranch, with reserve
right and first-class Independent paid- 1
: up vater right; 160 acres In alfali-a; j
balance pasturo land. Has big 5-roon
ranch house 000 icet of cattle anJ
I sheep sheds, barns, granary, garai!,
two miles from school, 12 miles from ,
railroad; soil rlack loam. Wi.l sen
cattle and sheep and all other stock !
i at market price. Come and see t'V I
haystacks. Price 20.000 cash. j
45 acres; all plowed and ready for crop-
This Is a new place, but the soil is i
deep and the land lays well, there Is a I
new 5-room bungalow and tho placo I
Is fenced. This Is an opportunity to 1
double your money. Priced for quick j
sale 55,000; cash 51500, balance to suit. !
u '
i& 80 acres of the very finest kind of soil, ,
. lays perfect to Irrigate and Is locatco ,
one mile from loading station. The j
' home Is a 6-room cottage, barns and
other outbuildings. Price $18,030; ca;n
,. ?4,000, terms $1,000 year. '
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL
OR WRITE
j IDAHO REALTY CO. i
; 445 N. Overland, Burley, Idaho.
; 2321
AN elegant lot on Tyler avenue, near 21th
street. 50 by ICO feet lo an IS foot alley.
This lot is near all those new houses cosL
i nit; from ?5.000 to S1U.000 homos which
nie being built on Tyler avenue. Only
5300.
J. J. Brummitt, 2117 Hudson Ave.
j 237
; FOR SALE I3Y SKEEN REALTY CO.
; Rt-auLiful brick homo close In on -Monion
Avenue. Possession at once. This homo
' i& substantially built; modern in every
way. Including heaL Lot GGx330. Garagu
and chlclien coops. Fine fruit and
'; shrubbery, under Bench Canal. Owner
leavinp town at once; gives good terms
', at $7,200. Payment down, balance at 7
per cent interest. 2300
A GOOD throe-room house on orant ave-
nuc; only 5S50.00. $200.00 cash; balancu
i; uame as paying renL
S. J. J. BruminUt. 2117 Hudson Ave.
; 2372
I f FIVE-room liotisc for sale, 13G5 Ecclcs.
1 ln(uiic 2251 Ogdcn Ave. 2338
I M VrLL sell my six-room modern hou&u,
M bam, chicken coops, runs, acre best gai-
m den ground. IS 1G Adams (10th St.) 2340
! ' city; owned bv a non-reaklent offered lor
aiiout half of what it is worth. Ternic
given.
J. J. Brummitl, 2'.17 Hudson Ave.
' 2J
WE have listed with us a gill edgo real
estato mortgage of $12,000.00 on a Wyo
ming ranch, to trade for property In
Oedcn.
THE WALKER CO.
C23 Eccles Bldg. Phone 11-10
1049
AN elegant lot on Washington avenue;
; ICO feet deep; only eight dollars per
front foot. Ureal snap.
J. J- Brummitt, 2417 Hudson Avc3
ONE-QUARTER section land, full waier
rights, well improved. Doing well, Throo
n-.llf-s west of Trcmonton.' Ono mile nnci
- Imlf from bci-l dump. Price ?30.000.0i.
I'd A.elser, Trcmonton, Utah. U.F.D.
o. l. 22C0
IWL' AN elegant piece of tracltago close in;
tonsisting of a little over an acre. w:tn
K0 cement building. 40 by CO reoi;
M I'ulldlni? would coat $4,000 nt thp prcaer.c
Uiiu.; for gaie for $3,000; $500 down, oal
W aiii' on an. kinds of lfnns.
J J. Brummitt. 2117 Hudson Avi
!
FOR SALE Real Estate j
1 FI"'K-rooni modern new bungalow. Full
hnsemcnt, hot water heat. Lew Spencer.
Evanston. Wyo. .3I.l
FIVE-room modem liou.se. close In on
bench. See owner. Phono 23.13. 23" 2
LOTS on 35th street near Wash. Ave.,
i "Lots," care Standard. 2333
l NEW 4-room modem brick bungalow,
situated on East front lot on paved trec.
close in. House Is exceptionally well
' built, has screened porch, cement base-
rncnt and garnge. Price, completely fur
nished, $5000.00. Will consider selling un
furnished. 2427 Hudson Ave 2.M3
I TWO city lots on 9th and Grant Photic
I 2S77-W. ,150
j FOR SALE BY OWNER A strictly motN
cm home on bench; house has oak fln
I ish; full cement bascmnet and furnace
heat; cement garage in rear; lot 55x33U
feet, with canal water right. Telephone
1509. 2042
FIVE-room modern on Bench. Apply 4ul
-till .U
' blX-roo.n house, $2300. Will consider
,Foid car Phone 17b'l-J. 2201 Monroe.
I 2217
BY OWNER 4-room frame and 6-room
brick house. Call phone U51-W or 17b3.
I TWO lots. Oak Street, bet. Harrison and
I Van Butcn. Snap for cash. Owner
! leaving town. Inquire 549 21at St. 2302
IK YOU are in earnest about a bouse on
easy lernla, see . is. Weaell, 246S Wach.
Ave. 2139
WE BUY,, SLLL1 and exchange forma. .
ranches, houses and city property. Suo
Ms boiorc sou soil or uu. iiniili
i Fiiaders Co.. up alalia, Commerciul banK.
2057
SIX-room houso; mo'dern except furnace;
two large porches, one screened In; largo
sleeping porch screened in; xruit treerf,
chlcke:i lvn and garage. 2831 Hudson
Avenue. 2023
SEVEN-room brick house;, good location.
$2500.
! TEN-room brick with hot water heat. 1
I $5000.
ONE range, good as new. $30.
C. D. McDONALl Phone 1514-W
202o
CHOICE lots, on paved street; 10 per cent
cash; 5 per cent montniy. V. IS. Wedml.
2468 Washington Ave. 1831
15C 'ACRES of farm land near .Promoc
lory, liuiy equipped witn stocit ana tool.
Keslaencu, stauiu, spring lor domestic uso
and early water lor lrngaiion. This
would niako u choice gram num. Can
take a homo in tguen as jjai t paynn.nl.
$4760. '. IS. w'cauli. 2l(it 'abli Avo
183.1?
i FOR SAL.E
iFlVE 'oom mouurn o.iu;; new; fouth
n oni on ouncii; guuu sica iot; immcat-atu
1 joasesdion. Terms. V12UU.UU
i GOOL house with basement, good barn ,
and lair sized lot. Cuse to business uis
uici and li. U. l'art cash; terms on
I Uilftnce. $3450.i0
! SIX-room Irame; souL'i front; close in on
I Tweuiy-thlid bt. Lot 50x132. walk,
i sewjr, curb and gur.er in and paid.
I Small cash paynunt; temis on balance.
$70U.ja
! J. A. ;lcCULLOUGH
I Unfiw" r'lrat National iJank
1G71
KII-room brick; modern, except heat;
e.i from; close in on bench; good sized
lot; all special, exu pi paving in and paid;
close to schools and car line. A nl':e
horat and ucst uuy m the city; hair wish
um- oti balance. Only $421u,
J. A. McCULLOUGH
Under First National Bank
1719
IT Wlx-L pay you to see us about good
iarm? loans, city residences and loti
Phono ii70. Porter Realty Co., 231-1
Wasningtou Ave., basement. List with
us.
PUPILS to teach in arithmetic and En
glish. L. J. Barker, General Lellverv. ,
2.570
CARD and character reading. 44'J 2Cch. I
1001 ;
WANTED
Agents
WANTED: Agents for Ogden and I
clnlty. Good proposition. Previous ex-
porlenco unnecessary. F-co School of
Inotructlon. Address Massachusetts
Bonding, and lnsurnnco Company. Acci
dent and Health Department, Saginaw.
Michigan. Capital $1,500,000. 22SS
HEMSTITCHING and picol, 10 cents a
ard all work guaranteed Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 2338 Washington Ave.
Phono 21. fc 1947
PLEATING. Buttons, ncmstilching plcot
at 10c per yard; third lloor W. H. Wright
& Soijj. ' oOl
DRESSMAKING. Phone 1912-J. 207
TO EXCHANGE City property, well sit
I ualcd for car In good cndltlon. Roadster
I preierred. Address Box I, Standard. 1S:M
! ONE-HALF acre or peach orchard will
trade Jor second land auto, oixth South
! and Fourth West, Bricham City Resi
I aence, 519 Chester street, Ogden, Utah,
Phone 2571-W. 192J
LOT, will take Ford auto as part pay
ment. Phone 1C78-W. 1967
WILL sell cheap for cash or will trade
for good auto my, mechanical shooting
gallery. Plenty of target rifles and A
No. 1 Brunswick Phonograph and many
records. For any Information call or
write 24C2 Grant Ave., Ogdcn City, Utah.
J. V. Rockefeller. 2359
A REAL BARGAIN IN A RANCH
SIX miles north of Snowvllle, Utah.
Contains threo hundred acres of choice
valley, black valley tnado land, all fenced
and cross lenccd (hog tteht). Good fivc
room houso with gas lights and running
water. A good new amusement hall.
75x30 feel bringing? in a revenue ol 5150.UU
per inont'i. Good bam, garage, cemented
cellar and other buildings too numerous
to n Hon, Three Bi" flowing springs,
ilowlng amplo water to water ever foot
of this land. 120 acres In fall wheat;
40 acres of rye; housoi.old furniture, ana
$6,000.00 worth of personal property, con
sists of livestock and implements. Wholo
thing can bo bought lor $25,000.00; with
half cash and easy terms for tho balance,
or will traao for property anywhere in
bait Dake valley.
THE WALKER CO.
C23 Ecclea Bldg, - Phone 11.5U
1950
Wanted j!
FOR family of 3, two furnished rooms and
dinner with private family. Phono C.H.
K 2000. 2'M,,,m
uSE of. piano lor storage. JS39 Capitol
THREE to 5-room houso or flat. Phonu
1650-J. 2zn
TO LEASE or rent for or.o year with
nrlvllerc of four years more, A 5, 10 or
C-acro ranch with houso on it. Write
b. B. Parker. 333 24th St.. Ogdon. Utah,
or phono 2S53 Land must bo In A-l con
dition and within a radius of 5 or
miles from County Court houBC. 21S5
i ttr: i, io live-room hoiwie Willi out' or
. . wo Vcns of ground. Address A. j
j Standard -lot
WANTED I
i Female Help f
EXPERIENCED stenographer and book- j
keeper dcclres position; rel'ercncca given.
Call 227 i-W. 23C9
MAID at Broom Hotel. 2371
EXPRRIENCED girl for housework; no
washing and ironing. 2511 Van Burcn.
2375 j
GIRL to do light housework. 47S 22nfl
StrccL Phone 353-M. 2371
CHAMBERMAID, light work, board, and
room If wanted. Legal Rooming Houne.
127 25th St. Call G4C-W. 255
EXPERIENCED chocolate dipper, good
wages, steady work. Orccnwcll Confec
tionery. 2347
GIRL at Wistaria, 2.141
EXPERIENCED chambermaid at Brig
ham Hotel. Call In person; 24th and
Wall. 2319
RELIABLE woman to do family laundry
at her homo. Phono 183. 2306
COMPETENT woman or girl for cook
ing and housework Good wages. Ref
erences. Phono fC2. 22 Ti
GIRL or woman for general housework.
Call 234 after 5 o'clock 2230
GIRLS wanted in all departments. Ogden
Steam Laundry. 437 25th St. 2123
GIRL for general housework. Phone 2394,
180U
CHAMBERMAID at Healy Hotel. Apply
in person. 1752
WANTED Chambermaid. Reed Hotol.
, 1S
DRESSMAKING taught to anyono willing
to uuj.ly themsulvos, bee Maoam Capiau,
Third lloor. Wrights" Storo. 1'21-
G1RLS wanted to sew on overalls. We
pay while you learn. Only those who
want steady Jobs need apply. Scow
crou Manuiactunng Co. 5Ull
FORSALE j
Miscellaneous
COLUMBIA grafanola with vO rccord.i.
Fone 2162-J. 2368
! WICKER baby buggy; good as new; $21).
2Mu Stewart. 23CU
TEN-ioot plato glass top floor case; 5
tables; 1 small sate; 1 electric ceiling
tan; 40 fL oak laced shelving; set oi
window display pictures. Apply 352 2Dlh
Street. 23C1
bl.'.LilONS bed and springs for sale,
cheap. 653 25lh St. 235G
ALL Chandler extras for sale, at P. W.
Jackson. 2424 Hudson. 2351
LUDLOW spring wagon; heavy wagon;
txiJioid ana buggy harness. Phono 2219.
2337
HORSE, harness and wagon; very cheap.
446 Thirtieth SL- 2338
BLUE sergo dress, size 3S. Blue cape
set of lura, all nearly now. Corey Ape
No. 19. 2324
FINE -iollns sold on terms at pre-war
prices, panione, 29tn and Hudson. 2331
NEW gas heater for sale, 573 2-1 th St.
2325
TIMOTHY hay in the barn or delivered,
pncie j-tv. rsonh ogden. 2328
PliuNuGKAPH and records, child's gu
carl aim hign-chair. iiione 2?b-iC 540
21st St. 2301
: . .
PUPPIES that kiddles lovo for sale at
556 Canyon Road. 2301
COMMERCLVL rabbit farm. Belgian
Flemish giants ana New Zealand lied
robblis ior tale at all limes. 108 Dox.-y.
Phone 1406. 2309
$600 BUYS 5-ycar lease on 34-room com
pletely turnlshea hotel in center of Po
catoho. itent $20u per month. Mra.
Christie, 202 Eabt Clark St., Pocatciio.
Idaho. 2283
FUMED oak, Royal easy chair, excellent
tonuiuon. JLJhoiie '-5xu-. 22 iJ
RHODE Island Red, rose comb, cockerels,
a.00 each. o-20 ogaen jvvc., or Phone
259 I-W. 223b
Ijl' .L...lAlj.L,C3 u.iiu gclu.lllJlUUvJ oillb.l. x,Ulll-3
hear Un.ni tin;, s.u jiiicom.
l'UH good spuds, phone 151. 237 1
! 1C1vER baby buggy ior sale, 2338 Mad
ison. 2213
GOLD color velvet coat, black plush
mmnjingo, 322. ov. Pnone 1o8u-j. Lven
in'j ' 22ii
FURNITURE, 1640 Wash. Ave; , . 21Ja
SIX-room house; also canaries. 'iiony
289-. 2U07
ONE electric ..-ashor; good as new; only
.icu a short tinio. can ox-i 2nh c. inj
FOR NEW and eocond liana truck bodies,
jee uiuuKi -Jl'J la-jfSyU, Priced J.igiu.
2'JOl
BEES and pure honey for sale. Anton
ivvnei', ijvx. i, t iison Lane.
SECOND-HAND goods bougnt and LOsj.
x. c iveiaon. - io-tw n'a&n, 1'iwqo ij.
18JJ
FOR SALE A Iart,o roll top offlco desk
wiui cnuii ; in kouu condition, mciuire
i-.Ouin -n;2 .i wji iuti(jnai Outin. uulat;. ioj-j I
GRjUN, hay. potatoes. Wo can save you I
money, uiouus uraui faioro, JJ2 Twun-Ly-iitui
th tU la 6
O. 1. C. boar ior service. 3170 Jacktson
vveuuu. J.JU-,
SECOND hand goods bought, sold aad
exenanged. iouU w aaninglou Ave. Phono
b80-J. li. L. bloue. 12H
FULL equipment ot household furaituio
lor sale. 2uaU uruiniuei-cy Ave. 597
SECOND-HAND goods bought and sold.
ivcjsou, lu-iu w'aiiiiiigton avl". Phon
iH. yt32
PIGS for cale. Stato Industrial School
I a4o0
6500 SHARES Cub Oil, 4c. Must rai.se
luoiiej. uujc W iatanuard. &yt7
Now and second liand goods bougnt, sold
aim exenangea. lugiieut prices paid tor
beconu nana lurniiure. Trunks and suit
eases a specialty, biner Truiut Jbui
niiuro biore, 21 Twcnty-min Stroeu
i'none Hal.
J A. HOGLE 6i CO. pay highest prices
in ogden ior lluurty boiuia. 21jU
UNCiVLLED for suits, tailor made; big
reuueuon. Goraou st -il-o Tweniy-fUUi
St. jfnone 4li. Z1''
HAVl HAY 1 1 HAYIII
CHOICE aualia oalry hny ior sale, throo
or llvo-wuo Dales Orders ililcd prompt
ly into or wire Doago Bros., Faiioi.,
isevada. Retcreiico; cnurchill C'ouni
Bank. -2r
f WANTED j
i Situations
A SITUATION Ironing by the hour.
Box R. -'3 6u
PRACTICAL nurse for maternity cases.
call 1759. 2311
WORK by tho day, 2139 Lincoln. 2330
NURSING by day, week or month. Room
4, 2245 Wash. A VP. 2297
PRACTICAL nurse by day or week 2313
Madison Ave. 18
EXPERT bookkeeper would like extra act
of books to work on cvcnlnga. Box "G"
Caro Standard. 1787
But then, the supreme court took
all the bad dre;tm3 out of. mince pie,
so eat all o it you want on Christmas.
i WANTED
GOOD .salesman wanted fr Idaho; cxpr
icnopd in men's clothing, furnishings and
shoes; good wages. Write Wcllworth
Store. Burley. Idaho, 23 11
A YOUNG man over 24 years of age. To
sell our 7 per cent .savings. Good salary,
and excellent opportunity for advance?
ment. Apply to J. IT- Andrews. Secre
tary. The Guaranty Mortgaso Company.
416 2Uh SL 2312
EXPERIENCED prunncrs. W.B. Wc
dcll. 246S Washington. 2311
GOOD advertising sollcllor. Qnly exper
ienced men need apply. Box 555, caro
Standard. 2213
BOYS with wheels. Good pay. Mer
chants' Dispatch. Phone C02. 2I6Y
THREE or four davs work for man and
team: plowing and leveling. Phono
2335-R. 1062
BEFORE selling Liberty bondo. got prices
from 3. A. Hogle & Co. 2451
I FOR RENT
THREE rooms, sleeping porch and bath.
Rear entrance, 771 24th street. Price
$35 per month. 2350
MODERN room for gentleman, close In,
$3.50 per week. References, 2341 Adamr.
2316
HOUSEKEEPING apartment, modern.
No children. 336 21st St. 2307
LARGE room with bath, suitable for two.
2602 1-2 Adams. 2318
ROOM for gentleman, 2611 Monroe. 22,'il-
ONE nicely furnished room, suitable ior
two people. Call 2630 Ll.icrty. Tel 2095-M
2270
NICELY furnished room, apply 560 2ltn.
22V1
MODERN sleeping rooms at 2539 Gram
Ave. 227.5
FURNISHED rooms tor rent, 614 24th St.
22-16
NICE room, bath and steam heat, C3G
23rd SL Phone 2942-M. 2J31
FURNISHED rooms with heat, uno or
phone and bath. Gentlemen preferred.
2672 Madison Ave 22'2
FURNISHED apartment for rent, ref
ercrcea required. 317 2Cth StrccL 2195
kaIMIED loom with bath for one or
two gentlemen. Inquire at 262 Adam.-.
Phone 1S97-.T. 2144
. j
STEAM-HEATED rooms, hot bath. Block 1
nuiu uoiiiiiyion car. -Jii orant, 1S21
ONE or two rooms with or without board.
Phono 2095-NJ. nou
FURNISHED apartments. 2571 Lincoln
Ave. U')6
ACCRUED Interest plus market price for
liberty bond paid by J. A. Hoglo Co
2413
wantEd i
I To Buy
WANTED For Spot Cash, stock of gen
oral merchanal.se; also exclusive men's
clothing and shoo slock, any amount up
to $10u.000. Wo go anywhere. Ah cor
rpaponuence strictly coiuldcntial. M. j.
Silvorstcin, 290S Adams Ave., Ogdcn, Ut
234C
45 BUSHELS whcaL Phono 3091-J. 2317
HIGHEST cash market prlco paid for veal
calf, dressed hogs, sheep una beef W
pay top prices ior hiaes. pelts and" furs.
Call ua up and got prices or write Great
estern Hide Livestock Co. Pnono
11G4. 616 Tweniy-iourth Su l3lt
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes.
iNow York Cloiltin' Store, 259 Twenty
filth St. laiG
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes.
. w'c do cleaning, pro-suing una repairing,
at reasonable prices. Now lork clothing
Store. 259 Twenty-fifth SL . 1327
ACCRUED interest plus market prlco for
liberty bends paia by j. a. Hogle &z Co.
2443
LIBERTY bonds bought J. J Brummitt.
Phono b9. 2539
CLEAN rats wanted at the Standard
otflce.
rtajiT3A I
FIRST-CLASS Willys-Knight 5-passcn-gor
car 1-2 price. Also good Ford, 1-2
prlco at 2911 Wash. Ac. 231.1
FORD for fialo, 1917 Model. 1443 23rd
Street. 2299
SPEEDSTER, the class of Ogden, for
cash, bee oienn -Meek, 023 Eccies Bldg.
2261
CADILLAC roadster for salo for caan
See Glenn Meek. 623 Eccles BIdr,-. 2265
OWNER leaving town, bargain for quiCK
sale, Chalmers 7-passenger -Master Six.
Excellent condition. Cheap for cash right
now. 2787 Wash. Tel. 1304-W. 2217
j FOR RENT I
Miscellaneous
OHIO vacuum cleaner; best service guar
anteed. Williams. Phono 2097. 2038
OHIO, beat revolving brush vacuum
$100 day. Duot-pioof bag. Phono 2643-J.
1221
GARAGE for rent, 2533 Adams. 2201
BETEWEEN Farmington and Ogden car
ton containing auto supplies. Notify A.
R. Peterson, Booth Hotel, Brlgham City.
Utah. Liberal reward. 2367
ONE 4-year-old black cow, white on low
er parts and legs. Chain on left front
foot. Noilly Guy Child, Phone 523. He
ward. 2357
SMALL folding purse bcL Harrlsvlllo and
Ogden, containing $55 in currency ana
change. Return Standard olflce. Re
ward $15. 2322
SUNDAY, Ogdcn Canyon. Mansfield tiro.
32x3 1-2. Call 2416-W. Reward. 2320
IN OGDEN Canyon Sat, afternoon, horn
rimmed eyeglasses . Return 1038 25th St.
Reward. 230S
BROWN brlndlo bull terrier. Answers
to namo "Jack."' Call Mrs Clyde Brown
Phone 1237. Howard. 227J
STRAYED from 9S7 12th SL 1 black maro
8 ye,ara old, wlro cut under right hind
foot. $6.00 reward lor information lead
ing to her recovery. Phono 2101-W. 2219
GENTLEMAN'S cameo tic pin.' set In
gold, square mounting, finder return to
Reed Hotel ornce; get big reward. 20u
MOUSE colored muff; red satin lining,
Lost some where In buslneaa dlatncu
Finder call ll-J-4. Howard. 1653
BROWN, rolled brim hat, on Twenty-second
and Hudson. Telephono 2919. 12J2
WANTED 1
I Miscellaneous
WANTED Your vacuum cleaner to re
pair; prices reasonable; work guarantood.
Phono 2097. 1878
Women Heom to think that dark
hair gives them a shady character the
way they go after the peroxide bottle.
Mooaatioii Bureau' 1
51-00 PER LINE PER MONTH
ANYTHING New or Old
ANYTHING A to new or old
bought, sold or traded Phono 333.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
,,,i?r?mWtj11 oolt and Stationery, 2362
Washington Ave. Pnonc 360. 2058
BANKING
Utah National Bank, southeast comer
Twouty-iourth and Washington. Phono 61.
CARPENTERS
You need a Carpenter? Call 2SS2-R.
Job work oi all kinas- Quick service
' 213S
COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
T. 1L O'Connelly, ogden. Utah. Legal
advice by mail. Write mo tho facts.
Phono 392
CARPET CLEANING
K. Van lvumpen lor upholstering, car
P'jta cleaned, aliercd and laid. Remaking
or mattresses. Phone 2752-J.
Expert ca"rpet cleaning, matresn rono.
vatmg, upnolstenug, and springs re
stretched. Call l'j. J. Hampton Co.,
Featner Renovating. Phono 258C-W.
CHI RO PR ACTOR
Owen W. Halverson, D. C, Rea. phon
1086-W. 7ul-7u2 Eccles Building.
COOPER SHOP
. Repair all kinds of barrels, tubs, stc
Chrlut Lassen, 35U6 Adams. Phone 1M.
1392
DENTISTS
Tho New Method Dentists aro special
ists in all blanches or Dentistry. 24o5
Washington Ave. 22'Ji
DRAIN TILE FOR SALE
Intcimouiuain Concvcto Co. Twentio'n
ami Lnicom Ave., Uguen, Utah. PnoneS
20qS ana 4i7. Jiu
ENGRAVING
Ogden Engraving Servlco Co., makers
of uno cuts m one or moro colors. 416
'i Wcuiy-ioilrth suet. Pnono 403.
FIRE INSURANCE
Chirles Elscnberg. Phone 1S59-J. Cal
endoninn and Michtgun Commercial Stau
i dard lnsur&nco. 1572
HAY AND GRAIN
Hay, grain and poultry feed- Eell
Bros. 371 Twonty-thlra street. Phone
2845. 2100
HIDES, WOOLS, FURS
O. M. Runyan, 2209 Wall Ave. pays
"top prices. Phono 7S1-W. 152i
JOBBING
Jobbing, brick, cement and plastering
Phone 770. 1835 Washington. 124c
JUNK AND HIDES
Western Hide 6z Junk Co., 2323 Wasn
lngton Ave. Phono 861,
I Ogden Junk Houso, 2059 Vasblngtor
I Ave. Phone 210.
I '
rst t r i i i i invj
Key fitting and lock repairing. Hud
I son Repair bhop. 2469 Hudson. 3797
i
I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Dr. A. Fernlund, office noun 10 to 4
I p. m. New Peery Bldg. Hudron Ave,
Res. Phono 646. Ouico phono 1900-W.
j REFINISHING
I Brass bua, cnandellcrs, offlco fixture.!
reiuushC'U T. Jtiaritm o'Ncii. Cbi
'reuiu.-ui street. I2"i3
REAL EST AT t AND LOANS
Wlllaxd Kaj', real cdtato and loauti
244 U aahinguu Ave. i'iluau -ivy. lbii
SCAVENGER
Garbage and rubbish hauled, cesspools
anu toinitr, Cleaned. John Chipp & Co.
l'none 62r. 2Ji Hudson Ave. 97'JJ
SANITARY WORK
Sanitary- Garbage Co., all klndn of ruh
blsn r.auicd. Pnonc 620.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, carry needles and
parts lor all kinds ot machines. White
Sewing Machine Co. 2277 Washing ion
A'o. Phone ias 1.
TRANSFER WORK
Call S. M- Moore for all kinds of
transier work. Pnono 2373-W. 1326
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Ogoen Tent & Awning Co. Manufac
turers of high grade storo. office and
resident awnings. Walerprooi cov-3i3,
bags etc. Anything In canvas. 2268
Wasnlngton Ave. Phono 263. 1524
TRUNKS AND BAGS
Trunk :.hd bag repairing, round cor-
m CinnxnpH i;llnrOmr'n VKt'.K
lid 11UUI V.. .m,.u.w.w- w, - -
Hudson. 211S
VACUUM CLEANERS
Phono 2582-J lor vacuum cleaner. $1.03
for 21 hours, sterilized dust bag. 6J7-1
WINDOWS CLEANED
Expert window and wall paper cleaning
1 anywhere, American Window Cleaning.
Phone 563. 237U Washington Ave.
IT will pay you to seo us about good
farms, loans, city residences and lols
Phono 1876. Porter Realty Co., 23 11
Washington Ave. List with ua. 9oS
MONEY ddvanccd to salaried pcoplo with
out security. Olhors on furniture and
pianos. Easy weekly or monthly pay
ments. Dlx, 227 Colonel Hudson Bulld
lng. Phone 284. S787
RALPH P. HUNTER, established 1S82.
Mortgage loans, real estate. Insurance,
Utah, luaho lands; farms and city prop
erty Persons desiring to loan money
on goou first mortgago security will Jo
...n .nnauli me fJnort nnnlicatlons
always on hand. 431 Twenty-fourth St.
Ogden, Utah "3 10
MONEY to loan on Improved real estate,
ivolly 6z Hernck. 7711
MONEY' to loan on real estate securities.
J. J. Brummitt. 6-1-19
FOR SALE ELEVATORS
Wo furnish and install high grade electric
or hand elevators, any capacity. Write
Wm. Watrous, 2.4a Edison SL, bait Lake
City. Wo buy second hand ones. 23bo
WE take your old range as first payment
on any now range, or will buy your old
range outright. Homo Furniture Co. 1672
rToRl
Unfurnished
THREE-room modem apt.. $35; 2-room
modern apt.. $25, Phone 100S-J. 2323
THREE-room apartment; steam boat;
private bath. $35.00. Phone lOOS-J. 19 14
A THREE-story building containing 19
rooms; storo on the lirat floor; and a
largo basement on Twenty-fifth St., near
tho Union depot. is. At. uonroy, juo
Twenty-fifth St. IGliJ
forI l!
I Board and Room
ROOM and board for two gentlomon.
2907 Adams. Phonu 275 1-M. 2363
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Ogdon
City proposes to contract tho concessions
at Lorln Farr Park and sealed bida uro
Invited for said concessions and will be
received at tho offlco of the City Ro
cordor In tho City Hail al Ogdcn, Utah,
until ton o'clock Al M. on tho 26th day
of January, 1920. Instructions to bidders
and form of proposal can be scon and
examined at the office of the City Ro
cordcr in tho City Hall on said city
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bias and to waive any detects.
By ordor of the Board of Commission
ers of Ogden City. Utah, this, the 19th
day of January, 1920.
(Signed) C T. MOVES,
City Recorder.
', FirsL publication January 20, 1920.
Last publication January 22, 1920.
' Published In Ogdcn Standard. 2315
I W0RLD.S MKTS j
V
NEW YORK, Jan. 22. Oils were
the only unusual features at the hesl
jtant opening ot today's stock, market,
Pan-American Petroleum and Mexican
'Petroleum were 1 and 3V points high
j er respectively, on reports that the
Mexican government had permitted re
sumption of borings. In other quar
I ters of tho list it was evident thaz lat
est conditions particularly the unset
tlemcnt in foreign exchange, probably
would cause further restraint. Reac
tions extending from fractions to two
points marked tho early movement in
representative industrials and rails.
The market flattened out soon after
tho opening, dealings falling to less
t than averane nronorUons. Traders
paid no attention, to developments af
fecting values. The further decline
of British and French exchange excit
ed little interest and the six per cent
opening rate for call loans wa's ac
cented as a matter of course. Minor
steels and shippings fell 1 to 2 points,
but the only visible response to the
congressional deadlock on railroad leg
islation was a decline of l1 points in
Union Pacific. The market became a
little more active at noon when the re
actionary trend became moro pro
nounced. Rails Improved moderately during
tho mid-Besslon on word from Wash
ington that certain objectionable fea
tures of the Cummins' bill probably
will bo eliminated. Otherwise the mar
, ket retained its sluggish and uncertnin
characteristics of the morning, contin
uing to ignore the foreign exchange
situation.
;i
CHICAGO GRAIN 1
j
CHICAGO, Jan. 22. Notwithstand
ing that some fresh advances In the
price of. corn took place today, tho
show of strength was not well main
tained. Smallness of receipts were in
favor of the bulls, and so, too, were
higher quotations on hogs. Buyers,
however, displayed anxiety in regard
to foreign exchange weakness, fearing
the effect would be to smother export
demand for oats and rey. Opening
prices, which ranged from c off to
lVic advance for corn, with May $1.
34 to 1.35 and July $1.32 to 1.
32, wore followed by a setback all
around to the same as yesterdajy fin
ish or below,
Oats paralleled the action of corn.
After opening unchanged to c lower,
including May at 82 to 82c, the
market hardened a little, and then
turned yeak.
Provisions were firm with hogs. Be
sides, predictions of a big domestic
trade in packing house products were
current.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.
Open High Low Close
Corn .
Jan. $1.44 1.42VI 1.42
May 1.34 1.34& 1.33 1.33V
July 1.32 1.33 1.31 1.31
Oats
May .82 -82 .82 .32
July .75 .75 .75 .75
Pork
Jan ; .... 39.00
May .'. . . 39.37 39.00 39.00
Lard
May 24.50 24.60 24.32 24.32
July .... 24.97 24.67 24.67
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX AND DE.
LINQUENCY OF- THE SAME.
To Whom It May Concern:
Under authority of Section 276 of the
Compiled Laws of Utuh, 1907. and as
i directed by Section 1056 of tho Rovis.sd
Ordinances of Ogden City, Utah, 1915.
The undersigned Treasurer of Ogden
City, Utah, horeoy gives notice Unit a
I Special Tax for tho purpose of paying
, tho costs of building Pipe Sowers In
, Sewer District No. 110 in Ogden City.
Utah, has been levied and confirmed by
an Ordinance of tho Board of Commis
sioners of Ogdon City, Utah, adopted and
passed January 3rd, 1920, and published
January 3rd, 1920.
Said Special Tax is levied upon all
property abutting1 on the following Street,
to-wit:
All that part of Van Eurcn Ave., be
tween 27th and 30th streots; Brinker Ave.,
between 27th and 29th streets; Iowa Ave.,
between 25lh and 20th streets, 25th
street, between Taylor and Filmore ave
nues; 24th street between Polk and Fii
iv.ore avenues, and Capitol street bfl
tween Tyler and Filmore avenues bo
and Is hereby created as Sowor District
No. 140. And which is further described
aa follows, to-wit; On Lots 1 to 52 in
clusive, Block 2 Massa Sub, of Block
IS. Plat "C." Lots 1 to 4 inclusive and
Lots 21 to 24 Inclusive, Block 1, Cham
berlain's Sub. of part of Block 17. Plat
C." Lots 17 to 20 inclusive, Block 2
Chamberlain's Sub. of part of Block 17,
Plat "C," a part of Lot 1, Block 17, Plat
"C." a part of Lot 6. Block 11. Plat"C.'
a part of Lots 1 and 10. Block 12, Pl.it
"C." Lots 1 to 20 inclusive, Block 2 Dun
dee Place Sub. Part of Lots 6 and C,
: Block 10, Plat "C," Lots S to 12 Inclusive.
Lots 20 to 1 inclusive. Lota 32 to 36
I inclusive, and Lots 44 to 4S inclusive.
I Manhattan Sub. oi Block 9, Piat "C,"
i Lots 1 to 26 inclusive, Block 1 Massa
Sub. of Block IS, Plat "C." Lots 2 lo
14 inclusive. Block 1, Dundeo Placo Sub.
Part of Lots 1 to 4 both incluslvo acd
Lots 7 to 10 inclusive. Block 2S, Plat
"C," Lots 9 to 17 incluslvo. Anita Lander
Sub. of Lots 5 and 6, Block 2S Plat "C."
Lots 1 to 11 Inclusive. Block 16, Nob Hill
Addition, part of Block 60 Nob Hill An
nex, Lots 6 to 10 incluslvo. Block 16
Nob Hill Addition. Lota 19 to 26 Inclusive
Block 15 Nob Hill Annex; Lots 1 to Jl
inclusive, Block 11 Nob Hill Addition.
Lots 1 to 22 Inclusive, Block 12 Nob
Hill Addition; Lots i to 7 Inclusive.
Block IS Nob Hill Addition; Lots 23 to
30 inclusive, Block IS Nob Hill Annex;
Lots 1 to 16 inclusive. Block 51 Nob
Hill Annex; part of Block 17 Nob Hill
Addition: Lots 1 to 12 Incluslvo. Nob Hill
Subdivision of Block 17 Nob Hill addition;
Lots 4 to 9 incluslvo and Lots
16 to 21 incluslvo, Block 1 Robinson's
Sub.; part of lot 1. Block 3 Nob Hill Ad.
dltlon. part of Lot 2 Block 2 Nob Hill
Addition; and Lots 12 to 22 Inclusive;
Block 13 Nob Hill Addition, all in Ogdon
City Survey, to a dopth of 100 feet
back from the street line.
Said tax is payable In five install
ments. Tho first installment becomes dclin.
quont on tho 3rd day of January, 1921.
Tho second installment becomes delin
qucnt on tho 3rd day of January, 1922.
Tho third installment becomes delin
quent on tho 3rd day of January, 1923.
Tho fourth installment becomes delin
quent on the 3rd day of January, 1924.
Tho fifth Installment becomes delin
quent on tho 3rd day of January, 1925.
Each of said installments drawn
Interest at the rate of six
per cont per annum from tho 3rd day oi
January, 1920, until delinquent, and It
said tax or any installment thoreof shall
remain unpaid after tho delinquency of
the same; interest thoreon thereafter will
be at tho rate of olght per cent per an
num until such assessments are fuiiy
paid.
All special taxes are payable at tho
Offlco of tho City Treasurer in the City
Hall, at Ogdcn City. Utah.
C. T. KOONS, City Treasurer.
Published in Tho Ogdcn Standard.
First publication January 19th, 1920 ,
Last publication January 23rd, 1920.
July 21.10 21.10 20.95 20.95 i
Ribs
May 20.75 20.87 20.62 20.62 h
CASH SALES. " 2
CHICAGO, Jan. 22. Corn No. 2 mix-
ed and No. 3 mixed not quoted; No. -1 " IH
mixed $1.471.49; No. 2 yellow ST.- 1
58. - r
Oats No. 2 white 87Vi87c; No. 3 :
white 8687c. - jl
Rye No. 2 S1.72-V. :
Barley S1.441.55. ' ' X
Timothy seed $10.5014.50, 3 h
Clover seed $45.0058.00. I
Pork nominal.
Lard S23.5023.60.
Ribs $19.0020.00. 2 E
I
BUTTER AND EGGS. ,.0 5 f
CHICAGO, Jan. 22 Butter un- S
changed. . : j
Eggs Receipts 4813 cases; un-
. changed, ; I
Poultry alive unchanged. . ;
POTATOES. 1
CHICAGO, Jan. 22. Potatoes - f
steady; arrivals 24 cars; northern.- - ( IH
whites S4.755.00; western russets,' - v jH
jobbing, S5 75G.00. . 1
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. I
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 22. J
(United States Bureau of Markets.) " 1
Hogs Receipts 2000; market general,- 5 V
ly steady; bulk $15.2515.45; heav-' - I
ies ?15.2515.50; medium S15.25 - (
15.60; lights $150015.50; packing S )
sows ?14.0014.75; pigs S13.7515.- " j
Cattle Receipts 5700; market : ;!
slow; about steady; heavy beet steera,. ?
choice and prime, ?16.C017.90; me- S I
dium and good ?12.4016.40; c6m- :
mon $10.60(5)12.40; light weight, good, i;
and choice, $12.6016.75; common ; j
and medium $8.2511.50; butcher : j
cattle, heifers,' S7.0014.00; cows, j
S6.7512.40; canners and cutters ?5.- " I
feeder steers S8.2513.50; stocke -
steers ?6.5010.90. " -
Sheep Receipts 7,000; market j
closing steady; lambs S16.6519.75;
culls and common $10.2516.35; year- 1
ling wethers ?14.2516.65; ewes $9,- "
7511.75; culls and common '54. 50 :
9.50; breeding ewes $9.0014.00; "
feeder lambs S14.5017.50. " J
- "
OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET. " S j H
Cattle Receipts 177; choice heavy ? '
steers $1012; goodateers $810; fair 2
steers $68; choice feeder steers-S8, ;
9; choice cows and heifers 89V ?
fair to good cows and heifers S67.5Q;! -cutters
S45; canners S34; choice ;
feeder cow S56; fat bulls S56; "
bologna bulls S45; veal calves $10 : 1
ll. H
Hogs Receipts 471; choice fat hogs
175 to 250 lbs., ?14.2515.00; bulk " 1
$14. 5014. 75; feeders S9.5010. 50. ;
Sheep Receipts 521; choice lambs
$1416; wethers $6.50)7.50; fat 2
ewes $56; feeder lambs ?1215.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, 7 I S
CHICAGO, Jan. 22. Hogs Receipts - B H
20,000; market 20 to 30c higher; bulk " H
$15.3515.65; top $15.75; heavy $15.- -1515.60;
medium $lg.3515.70; " H
light 515.4015.75; light light $14.75 S H
15.50; heavy packing sows, smooth,
$14.5015.00; packing sows $14.00
14.50; pigs $13.7514.75.
Cattle Receipts 12,000; xnarEef"
firm: beef steers, medium and choice,
$15.0018.50; medium and good ?11.
6516.50; common $9.5016 50; j
light weight, good and choice, $13.25 j
17.25; common and medium $9.00
13.25; butcher cattle, heifers, $6.75
14.25; cows $6.7513.00; canners
and cutters $5.-756.75; veal calves
$17.5019.00; feeder steers $9.00
12.50; stocker steers $7.5011.00.
Sheep Receipts 10,000; market
firm; lambs, 84 pounds down, S14.00
20.25; culls and common $14.7517.- ,
50; ewes, medium and good, $9.75
12.25; culls and common $6.00.9.25.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK.
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 22. (United
States Bureau of Markets.) Hogs
Receipts 15,000; market 10 to 15c high
er; top $15.30; bulk $15.0015.25;
heavT weight $15.0515.25; medium
weight $15.1015.30; light weight H
$15.0015.25; light light $14.7515.- H
00; heavy packing sows, smooth, $14.
9515.05; packing sows, rough, $14.
7514.95; pigs $12.0014.25.
Cattle Receipts 6,000; .killing
classes steady to strong; feeders
steady; beef steers, medium and heavy
weight, choice and prime $16.0017.- 11
75; medium and good $12.0016.00;
common $9.5012.00; light weight,
good and choice, $15.7517.75; com
mou and medium $9.7515.75; butch- 1
er cattle, heifers, $7.2513.25; cows
$7.0013.00; canners and cutters $5.
257.00; veal calves, light and handy
weight, $13.5015.00; feeder steers
$8.0014.00; stocker steers $7.50 iM
11.75. H
Sheep Receipts 6,000; killing
classes 15 lo 25c higher; feeders IH
strong; lambs, 84 pounds down, $18.25 lH
19. S5; culls and common $14.00 ifll
17.50; yearling wethers $14. 4517.00; 'H
ewes, medium and phoice, $10.0011.- IH
75; culls and common $5.0010.00. jH
MONEY EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22. Mercantile
paper six per cent. JH
Sterling; Demand $3.63; cables iH
?3.G2U. jH
Francs: Demand 12.05; cables 12.-
Guilders: Demand .37; cables
.37.
Lire: Demand 14.15; cables 14.13. iH
Marks: Demand 1.45; cables 1.55.
Time loans strong; all dates 7& per
Call Money.
Call money easy; high 6 per cent;
low C per cent; ruling rate 6 per cent; IH
closing bid 5Vi per cent; offered at 6
per cent; last loan 6 per cent. jH
METAL PRICES.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22. Copper iH
steady; Januaiy and first quarter 19Vi
19Mjc; second quarter 191934c.
Iron, firm; No. 1 northern $45.50;
No. 2 northern $44.50; No. -2 southern
$42.00.
Antimony 11.00c.
Lead quiet; spot and February S.
50c bid, S.75c asked.
Zinc easy; East St. Louis spot 9.02c
bid, 9.17c asked.
BRITISH EXCHANGE FALLING.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22. British ex- .H
change fell to a now low record at tho
outset of today's trading in foreign re-
mltttanccs. Demand bills were offered 'M
at ?3.60& which was c under the jH
previous low record. IH
1 buy Liberty oonds at JM
highest prices. If you have
bonds for sale see me. J. J. jH
Brummitt, 2417 Hudson ave
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The Ogden standard. [volume], January 22, 1920, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Image 9
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