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THE OGDEN STANDARD; OGDEN, UTAH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24. 1920 T ' I
j FOR SALE j
. IDAHO FARMS
If LOCATED AROUND BURLEY, IDAHO,
R ON THE GREAT FERTILE MINIDOKA
p uOVcRNMENT PROJECT WHICH
i UtMONSTKATED IN THE PAST YtAH
W, WHICH WAS THE DRIEST IN THE
m HISTORY OF THE I NTERMOUNTAI N
p COUN I RY I HAT WE HAVE AN
IS ABUNDANCE OF WATER FOR IRRI
If GATION IT IS CONSIDERED THAT
la THIS PROJECT has one OF TH fl
If VERY BEST RIGHTS IN THE WEST.
If- THESE LANDS ARE VERY SMOOTH
K AND ARE VERY EASY TO IRRIGATE
U AND THE SOIL IS DEEP AND RICH.
ft THESE WITH OUR . WATER AND
$ SUNSHINE PRODUCE POTATOES
THAT WILL YIELD FROM 200 TO 500
d SACKS PER ACRE; SUGAR BEETS
P ROM 12 TO 25 TONS; GRAIN f- ROM
f 40 TO 60 BU., AND ALFALFA FROM
$ 5 TO 7 TONS, AND ALL OTHER CROPS
$ ARE PRODUCED AT THEIR BEST.
i THIS IS THE MOST MODERN PRO-
f JECT THAT THE GOVERNMENT HAS
I EVER BUILT. IT IS NOTED FOR ITS
I HUE ROADS, RURAL MAIL SEK-
I VICE THAT BRINGS THE DAILY MAIL I
5 lO EVERY FARMERS DOOR; ITS
,V ELECTRICITY WHICH IS USED FOU ,
if i-OWtR AND LIGHT; ITS TELE-
s' HHONfcS, AND, ABOVE ALL. ITS
I WONDEKFUl SCHOOL SYSTEM,
WHICH BRINGS THE CHILDREN j
l-ROM ALL THE FARMS AND SAFE.
I LY RETURNS THEM AT NIGHT. !
inebt ivir-wNY ui'-iO.uwie 1-fc.A-
rURES EXCELL OTHER PLACES AND !
I MAKES RURAL LIFE ONE OF THd
I: BURLEY, THE COUNTY SEAT Oh
CAS-iA COUNTY, IS IN THE CUNThK
, OF THIS WONDERFUL VRACT Ol
; LANU-bUASfS A POPULATION Of
! 5,000 PEOPLE; PAVED STREETS; FINE
WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM; AN U
! i IS CONSIDERED TO BE ONE OK THE
: '' tibSI LIGHTED CITIES IN THt
", VVtSl. II HAS A LAHGE tiUUAK
' HAC7URY, FLOUR MJLL, POTATO
? hLOUR MILL, , ALFALFA MEAL MILL,
I ; L RGE BRICK PLANT, AND AN AH
1 ilFIOIAL ICE PLANT, THESE, TO
i UfcTrlER WITH THE FINE HARMS,
ARE MAKING BURLEY ONE OF THE
BUSIEST AND I'HE FASTEST GROW
! ING CITY IN THE WEST,
j YOUR CHANCES ARE IN BURLEY
OR ON "iHIS PROJECT, MR. LAN D-
BUYER OR INVESTOR. IF YOU
! WANT A FARM OR AN INVESTMENT
I HAT VILL MAKE YOU INDEPEND
ENT, COME OR WRITE US TODAY
, AND LET US TELL YOU MORE OF
I HIS LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.
! SPECIALS
40 ACRES choice sandy loam coll 23
acres in alfalfa, balance In potatoes
Pr last year; has beautiful 5-room brick
S bungalow, with full basement. Gooa
barns and outbuildings. This Is an
Ideal farm which will produce big rc
! ' turns this year. Price S9000; cash 2000
I balance, long time.
. 43 acres, smooth deep soil. Has good
s 6-room rock bungalow, barns, net fence,
deep well and fine water Includes b.'cj
; 1 team, wagon, plow,- harrow, hay anu
; icea. FOR QUICK SALE, PRICE
r uj0 Cash $30-J0, balance easy.'
40 acres, fine land, small home, - barn,
good well drinking water, some ma
S chlnery, and It lays nice to Irrigate; 6
miles from Burley. Price 57500. Cash
f 51500, balance $500 per year.
40 acres of oandy land In the finest clas
; shape; ca&v to water and ready for big
; returns Has a large 6-room house;
: large horse and cow barn; deep well
and motor; nice little orchard. This Is
a first class Improved farm. Price only
; 58500. Cash 300, balance 51000 peh
year.
0 acres, 5 miles from Burley on a gra
t vel road All In alfalfa and as smooth
' as a floor; buildings arc good ana
fence's are first-class. This place Is
( reaoy to plow up and get large re
turns. Price 915,00054000 will handle.
V- 80 acres, smooth sandy loam soil, to
gjC acres In hay, and the balance In grain
A last year, has 4-room cottage, garage,
barns, tank house, good well, and new
net fence. Located on gravel road.
Your chance ?14,b00 and only $3,000
cash. j
0 acres, located 2 miles from loading I
; 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 an
Ideal place for father and marrlcu son.
v Price $1E,000 Cash $5,000.
' 200 acrse, cattle ranch, with reserve
right and flrst-clase Independent pald-
up water right; 160 acres In alfaira;
. balance pasture land. Has big b-roo"i
; ranch house 600 reel of cattle and
i sheep sheds, barns,- granary, garaiJ,
, two miles from school, 12 miles from i
railroad; soil alack loam, Wi.l sen
cattle and sheep and all other stock
; at market price. Come and see the
. nnyiiacks. Price 520,000 caih.
45 aces: all plowed and ready for crop-
This Is a new place, but the soil Is
deep and the land lays well, there Is a
new 5-room bungalow and the place
L Is fenced. This Is an opportunity to
coublc your money. Priced for quick '
tale ?5,000; cash $1500, balance to suit.
EO acres of the very finest. kind of soil,
' lays perfect to irrigate and Is located
o:ie mile from loading station. The
Js Inme Is a 6-room cottage, barns and
V other outbuildings. Price ?1S,000; caan
ft 51,000, terms $1,000 year.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL
OR WRITE
IDAHO REALTY CO.
' 445 N. Overland, Burley, Idaho.
2321
J SIX-room brick house, 2' 1-2 blocks from
l Wash, on bench, with chicken run and
parage. Snap .it $2S50. Terms at No. Ill
J 24th Street 2384
' FIVE-room house, lot COx340. with good
;j water right. 478 21gt SL 2376
i
'f AN elegant lot on Tyler avenuo.near ,2Hh
it street, 56 by 1G0 feet to an IS foot alloy.
f1. This lot Is near all those now houses cost.
ing from $5,000 to $10,000 homes which
are being built on Tyler avenue. Only
I K00.
- J. J. Brummltt, 2417 Hudson Ave.
2372
,j ONE-HALF acre In peaches, nearly 100
trees, $650, cash or terms, or will trade
J for good automobile. 411 24th St. 23S5
: FOR SALE BY SKEEN REALTY CO.
B , Beautiful brick home close In on Monroe
g " Avenue Possession at once. This home
Hv Is aubstantlally built; modern in every
rc?yvay. including heat. Lot GGx330. Garage
find chicken coops. Fine fruit and
j ehrubbcry, under Bench Canal. Owner
,j leaving- town at once; gives good terms
1 t $7,200. Payment down, balance at 7
j Per cent interest. 2300
-V. GOOD three-room house on liranl avc-
3 nue; only $850.00. $200.00 cash; balance
f arne s paying rent.
A J. J. BTummltt. 2417 Hudson Ave..
1 2372
FIVE-room house for sale, IOCS JEcclen.
j inquire 2251 Ogden Ave. 235S
h JVIIjIj 8Ci niy six-room modern house.
Sm, chicken coops, runs, aero best gai -
Ioen ground. 1S16 Adams (19th St.) 2340
ON'E of the best- business corners in the
city: owned by a non-resident offered lor
awiit half of what it Is worth. Terms
Siven.
J. J. Brummltt, 2417 Hudson Ave.
. 2372
AK elegant lot on "Washington avenue;
K? , 0 ,fcct- deep; only eight dollars per
honl foot. Great snap.
1 J J, Bmmraltt, 2417 Hudson Ave.
j . 2372
I iV.Bnt piece of trackage close in;
"'latlng of a llttlo over nn acre, with
j ffi, cpment building. 40 by CO rcet;
1 , "d,n' would cost $4,000 at the present
I for for $3,000; $500 down, oal-
IPCci on any kinds of torms.
La . J J. Brummilt, 2417 Hudson Ave.
Si v 2372
i? v10tIo1,(- ?llt Slroel. bet. Harrison nnd
Kti urf" Snnp foi cash. owiior
1 : to-u. Inquire 513 21st St.
fFOFsALE
Co
jSEVEN.room house, strictly modern, ex
I cept lutat, close In. Terms cash. 20i5U
Jefferson . 2429
FOL'R-room house and lot, with fruit
j trees Apply ISO Harrison Ave, 2130
140 ACRES sandy loam, 15 shares of Da
ivis & Weber canal water 515.C00. Terms.
) We have SO acres in Davis county, no
acres of this Is good sandy loam. No
'better b'jet and tomato land; 20 acres
now In alfalfa; ample water; has 0-room
house, lights and water in house; good
l outbuildings; balance Is pasture and will
pasture 25 head of stock. This farmer Is
retiring and will take $15,000. Easy terms.
CO acres at Tronionton. full water right.
45 acres In alfalfa, balance good ocet
land, good hoilso, only 514,000.
10 acres at Tremonton. line land, half
alfalfa, rest good beet land, ha3 5-room
bungalow, only $10,000.
If you don't see what you want, come
In and see us.
SMITH . FLINDERS CO.
Upstairs Commercial Bank,
fi-room frame In pood condition beau
tiful location on bench; you will sav its
a bargain at $3,000.
.S-room brick double apartment on larse
lot. makes a nice home and $30.00 per
month besides.
SMITH &. FLINDERS CO.
2124
21-ACRE fruit farm. 14 acres in Elberta
peaches, new 5-room absolutely modern
brick bungalow. Owner 550 Ith Street.
Phono 25S2-.M. 24"3
) CHILD'S tricycle and crib. 510 21sl St.
I 3
I ONE-QUARTER section land, full water
j rlghtr, well improved. Doing well. Thn-c
miles west of Tremonton. Ono mile ana
a half from beet dump Price $30,000 0k
Fred clscr. Tremonton, Utah. R.F D
To- 1: 22G6
RANCH.
757 acres. 400 acres alfalfa and meadow,
plenty of water, good ranch house and
other improvements, teams, wagons, har
nesses and all other implements that go
' with a ranch of this kind; 200 head of
I Hereford cattle; thoroughbred bulls, etc.
Good free range and reserve. This is
, some ranch. See us at once.
FARM
! 26 acres, no better land in Davis coun
I ; ror ')ecls- Potatoes, etc., now 3-room
frame house. 12 acres In alfalfa, rest
plowed. Other land like this in same
neighborhood commanding $500 per acre
$9750 will take this farm. Close to state
highway. Act quick.
SMITH E. FLINDERS CO.
Upstairs Commercial Bank.
FIVE-room modern new bungalow. Full
basement, hot water heat. Lew Spencer.
Evanston, Wyo. aif
I FIVE-room modcrr house, close In on
bench. See owner. Phone 2333. 23 J 2
lT;VOTS.on 35th street near Wash. Ave .
Lots," enre Standard. 2333
! WE have listed with us a gilt edge real
I estate mortgago or $12,000.00 on a Wyo
ming ranch, to trade for property in
Ogden.
THE WALKER CO.
G23 Eccies Bldg. Phono 1130
1040
NEW 4-room modern brick bungalow,
S tuatcd on East front lot on paved street.
I close in. House is exceptionally wen
ount. has screened porch, cement base
ment and garage. Price, completely fur
nished. $5000 00. Will consider selling un
lumishcd. 2427 Hudson Ave 2Zz
I FIVE-room strictly modern brick bun
galow on Qulncy avenue, newly tinted,
beautiful electric fixtures and now gs
range. Phone 195G-N AI. Cash or terms.
23S8
ei E rooms, strictly modern, brick bun
galow, in good location on bench, east
iront, A good buy at $5,250.00. Terms.
SIX-room modern, in good location, hard
wood floors, immediate possession Prin
$4,200.00, terms. Phone 32G9-R. 2393
TWO city lots on 9th and Grant. Phono
2S77-W. oiay
FOR SALE BY OWNER A strictly mod
crn home on bench; house has oak fin
ish; full cement basemnet arid lurnacc
heat; cement garage in rear; lot 55x330
feet, with canal water righL Telephono
1599. 2012
FIVE-room modern an Bench. Apply 451
2Gth St. 2226
IF YOU are In earnest about a House nn
easy terms, see W. B. Wcdell, 2I6S Wash.
Ave. 2139
WE BUY, SELLI and exchange farms,
ranches, houses and city property, tieo
ns boiore 5011 sell or buy. Smith &
Fimders Co., up stairs, Commercial bank.
. 2057
SIX-room houso; modern except lurnaco;
two largo porches, ono screened in; large
sleeping porch screened in; fruit trees;
chicken run and garage. 2S31 Hudson
Avenue. 2023
SEVEN-room brick house; good location,
$2500.
TEN-room brick with hot water heat.
$50U0.
ONE range, good a.3 new. $30.
C. D. MCDONALD Phono 1514-W ;
"202o 1
CHOICE lots on paved street; 10 per cent
cash; 6 per cent monthly. W. B. Wedeil
24G8 Washington Ave. ISHL
15G ACRES of farm land near Promoc
lory, fully equipped with stock and tools.
Ucdidcncu, maoie, spring for domestic use
unu early water lor irrigation. This
would make a choice grain larm. Can
take a homo in Ugaen as part payment.
$4750. W. Li. Wcdell. 24GS Wash Ave
iSZ?.
FOR SALE
FIVE-'oom modern urlck; now; south
front on benen; good sized lot; immedlutu
poo5cssion. Terras. $1200.00
GOOD houso with basoment, good bam
and fair sized lot. Ciose to business dis
trict and K. It. Part cash; terms on
bolauce, $3160.00
SIX-room frame; south front; close in on
Twenty-third St. Lot 5Gxl32. Walk,
sewer, curb and gutter in and paid.
Small cash payment; terms on balance.
Only $2700.00
J. A. HcCULLOUGH
Under First National Bank
FIVE-room brick; modern, except heat;
eat front; closo In on bench; good sized
lot; all special, except paving In and paid;
closo to schools and car line,. A nice
homfc and best ouy in tho city; half cosn
time on balance. Only $4250.
J. A. McCULLOUGH
Under First National Bank
1719
IT WILL pay you to sco us about good
farms loans, city residences and iota.
Phone 1876. Porter Realty Co.. 23 .4
Washington Ave., bajjcmenL List with
ue. ii.1
j WAOTED!
I Agents
WANTED: Agents for Ogdon and vl
clnltv. Good proposition. Previous ex
perience unnecessary. Free School ot
Instruction. Address Massachusetts
Bunding and Insurance Company. Acci
dent and Health Department. Saginaw,
Michigan. Capital $1,500,000. 22K8
TAILORING agents wanted, sell made-to-measuro
suits. Earn big money. Ono
producing agents wanted. faUte expei--ence
Write for Spring and Summer
samples. Leeds Woolen Mills, 230 So.
Franklin, Chicago. Izl
$10.00 WORTH Soap. Perfumes, etc., fnc.
Lacassian Co , Dept. 401, St. j-oula. Mo.
r "WAOTED"!
wNTED Your vacuum cleaner to re
pair: prices reasonable; work guaranteed.
Phono 2097. 1878 1
j ' WANTED j
Female Help j
WIS want an A No. 1 stenographer, .good
pay and steady work to the right girl.
Beginners need not apply. Binford-Kim-ball
Motor Co. 2110
TWO girls for dining room and kitchen
work. Apply School for Deaf. 2437
$3.50 x'iuR DAY paid one lady. In each
town to distribute free circulars for
I Economy Noh-Alcohollc FInvorlng. Per
manent position. F. E. Barr Company,
Chicago. 2 1:!0
WOMAN to do washing and ironing at
home. Pjione 3250. 2120
WRITE PHOTOPLAYS: $25-$300 paid
for .suitable ideas. Experience unneces
sary; complete outline Free. Producers"
League. 691. St, Louis. 1931
WANTED Five brighL capably Iadlc3 o
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers; ?2o
to $50 per week; railroad fare paid. Write
at once. Coodrlch -jrug Co., Dept 1021.
Omaha, Nebr. 1939
EXPERIENCED girls. Orphcum Candy Co
2395
MAU mi Bioom IIotH. 2371
EXPERIENCED" girl for housework; no
washing and Ironing. , 2541 Van Bureu.
2373
GIRL to do light housework. 47S 22na
Street. Phone 355-M. 2371
CHAMBERMAID, licht work, board and
I room if wanted. Legal Rooming House.
127 25th St. Call 64G-W. Y 13Zi
GIRL at Wistaria. 2311
RELIABLE woman to do family laundry
at her home. Phonu 4S3. 23U6
GIRL or woman for general housework.
Call 234 after 5 o'clock. 2230
GIRLS wanted in all departments. Ogden
Steam Laundry, 437 25th SL 2123
GIRL for general housework. Phone 2394.
1896
CHAMBERMAID at Healy Hotel. Apply
in person. 1752
WANTED Chambermaid. Reed Hotel.
1436
DRESSMAKING taught to anyono willing
to apply themselves. See Madam Caplau,
Third lloor. Wrights' Store. 9213
GIRLS wanted to sow on overalls. Wo
pay while you learn. Only those who
want steady Jobs need apply. Scow
croft Manufacturing Co. 5014
j FOR SALE j
I Miscellaneous
TWO good Shetland ponies, 2318 Hudson.
242S
CEAP for quick sale, heater, range, beds,
Congoleuni my, rockers, dining table and
chairs, at 2342 Monroe Ave. 2422
"EVERFAT" FEEDS.
HOG FEED Insures quick growth, pro
duces more pork per $ worth than any
other feed.
CATTLE FATTENER
Produces quick growth, soiid fat and a
high linlsh.
DAIRY FEED
Nourishing and greatly .-elishcd by Dairy
Cows. More milk and butter fat at a
low cost A Blending of Grains. Alfalfa
Meal and Molasses of High Protein and
Fat Contents.
CALF MEAL
A straight blending (finely ground) for a
calf's sensitlvo stomach needs. Wo also
carry a line of EVERFAT Poultry Fecu
and Poultry Mash.
GROUT'S GRAIN STORE,
332 24th Street. 2397 1
CASH register, counters and scales, 56ui
Washington. Phone 1626. 2416
. A.iviJit baby push cart, good as new.
ICO 29th Street. 2402
vROP-HEAD Singer Sewing Machine,
.00111 S. 326 1-2 25th SL 2105
SCRAP lumber for sale. $2.00 per load.
$3.50 delivered. Globe Mills, Phone S-J-4
2391
ONE-ton truck for sale, or trade Mr
lighter truck. Huntsvillo Chccso Fac
tory. 23S2
COLUMBIA grafanola with 50 recorda.
Fonc 2162-J. 2368
WICKER baby buggy; good as new; $20.
2140 StewarL 2366
TEN-foot plate glass top floor case; 5
tables; 1 small safe; 1 electric ceiling
lan; 40 ft. oak faced shelving; set 01
window display pictures. Apply 352 25th
Street. 2364
ALL Chandler extras for sale, at P. W.
Jackson, 2424 Hudson. 2351
LUDLOW spring wagon; heavy wagoo;
express and buggy harness. Phone 2219.
237
HORSE, harness and wagon; very cheap.
44j6 Thirtieth St. 233s
BLUE serge dress, sizo 38. Blue cape
set of furs, all nearly now. Corey Apt.
No. 19. 324
FINE violins sold on terms at pre-war
prices. Pun lone, 29th and Hudson. 2331
NEW gas heater for sale, 573 24th St.
2325
TIMOTHY hay Jn the barn or delivered.
Phone 3-W. North Ogden. 2328
PUPPIES that kiddies love for sale at
856 Canyon Road. 2301
COMMERCIAL rabbit farm. Belgian
Flemish giants and New Zealand Red
rabbits for Sale at all tlmo3. ICS Dox.y.
Phono 1106. 2309
$C00 BUYS 5-year lease on 34-room com
pletely furnished hotel In center of Po
catollo. Rent $200 per month. Mrs.
Christie. 202 East Clark St., Pocatoilo.
Idaho. 2283
FEMALES and guaranteed singers. Come
hear them sing. 2220 Lincoln. 2212
FURNITURE, 1C40 Wash. Ave. 21.Ja
SLX-room houso; also canaries. 'hone
2689-W. 2067
ONE electric washer; good as now; only
used a short time. Call 614 24th SL 2060
t ' .
FOR NEW and second hand truck bodies,
sco Brooks. 2219 Hudson. Prices P.ight.
2001
BEES and puro honey for sale. Anton
Keller, Box 7, Wilson Lane. 1867 j
SECOND-HAND goods bought and sold.
T. C. Ivcrson. 1640 Wash. Avo. Phono 49.
1S29
FOR SALE A largo roll top office desk
with chair; in good condition. Inquire
Room 402 First National bunk buldg. 1593
GRAIN, hay. potatoes. Wo can savo you
money. Grout's Grain Store, 332 Twenty-fourth
SL 1473
O, I C. boar for service 3170 Jackson
Avenue. 1303
SECOND hand goods bought, sold and
exchanged. 1800 Washington Ave. Phfjne
686-J. H. B. Stowc. 1244
FULL equipment of household furniture
for sale. 2050 Grummercy Ave. 597
SECOND-HAND goods bought and sold,
lvoraon, 1640 Washington Ave. Phono
49, 9632
PIGS for sale. State Industrial School
9480
6500 SHAKES Cub Oil, 4c. Must raise
money. Box W Standard. 0G7
New and second hand goods bought, sold
and exchanged. Highest prices paid for
second hand furniture. Trunko und suit
casos a spociolty. Sinor Irmik a Fur
nlturo Store, 241 Twenty-firth Street.
Phono 1321! jU3
J. A. HOGLE & CO. pay highest prices
in Ogden for Liberty bonds. Ziw
UNCALLED for suits, tailor mado, big
reduction Gordon's, 211-25 'Jfweniy-f :n
St. Phone 419.
t
j wantclT
DELIVERY boy wanted, 2602 Washing
ton. Phone 162C. 2417
Yi?nTXG uIENT for Railway Mall Clerk::,
juu month Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars, examinations, write J.
conard (former Government examiner).
897 Equitable Bldg., Washington. 2411
MEN Ago. 17 to 55 Experience unnec
essary. Travel, make secret investiga
tions, reports. Salaries; expenses. Amer
ican Foreign Dctcctlvo Agency, 427 SL
ouls. 0 193c
COOD salesman wanted fr Idaho: exper
ienced in men's clothing, furnishings and
shoes; good wages. Wrlto Wollworth
Store. Burley, Idaho. 23Y3
KN wanted for detective work. Wrlto
Ga.n'"' former government detective.
Danville, Ilia, 1935
PI?S0ED Prunners. W.B. Wc
dell. 24C8 Washington. 2311
BOYS with, wheels. Good pay. Mev
cnants' Dispatch. Phone 502. 21 CV
THREE or four days work for man and
team; plowing and leveling. Phona
2335-R. . 1062
BEFORE selling Llbertv bonds, get prices
from J. A. Hoglo & Co. 2451
foiTreot
5 rumished
LARGE, front room, furnace heat, hot and
cold water. 2431 Adams. 2415
SLEEPING room, on bench, closo In. uso
ui phono. Gentleman preferred,
all 981-.T 240
STEAM.hcatcd room, ground floor, 315
27th Street 2370
ONE largo housekeeping" apartment,
ground floor. 2563 Grant. 2378
FURNISHED room for rent. Apply 100a
22nd Strcot 2398
THREE rooms, sleeping porch and bnth.
Rear entrance, 771 24th street Prleo
$35 per month. 2350
MODERN room for gentleman, closo In.
$3.50 per week. - References. 2341 Adums.
2345
HOUSEKEEPING apartment, modern.
No children. 336 21st St. 2307
LARGE room with bath, suitable for two.
2602 1-3 Adams. 2318
ROOM for gentleman, 2614 Monroe. 2291
NICELY furnished room, apply 566 24 tn.
i'2V3
NICE room, bath and steam heat, C35
23rd St Phone 2942-M. 2331
FURNISHED apartment for rent, roi
crerces required. 317 26th Street. 2195
."lutiLj room with bath lor ono or
two gentlemen. Inquire at -2627 Adam,
'bono 1S97-J. 2144
STEAM-HEATED rooms, hot bath. Block
from Washington car. 2946 Grant. 182;
ONE or two rooms with or without board.
Phono 2095-NJ, 1400
FURNISHED apartments. 2571 Lincoln i
Ave. 128
ACCRUED interest plus market prico for
liberty bond paid by J. A. Hoglo fc Co.
2443
j j WANTED :
I To Buy j
HORSE, harness and wagon, 2602 Wash
ington. Phone 1026. 2418
STOCK pigs, 75 to 125 pounds. Phono
Koy Crlfiin, 18b6-.l. 2400
WANTED For Spot Cash, stock of gen
eral merchandise; also exclusive mini's
clothing and shoe stock, any amount up
to $100,000. e go anywhere. AI; cor
respondence strictly confidential. M. J .
Silvcrsteln, 2908 Adams Ave., Ogden, Ut
2310
45 BUSHELS wheat Phono 3091-J. 2317
HIGHEST cash market prlco paid for veal
calf, dressed hogs, sheep unu beef. We
pay top prices lor hides, pons una furs.
Call us up and got prices or write Greut
Western Hiao n Livestock Co. Phono
1164. 616 Twenty-fourth St. 1314
H1GHEBT prices paid for old clothes,
ttuw York doming btore, 2o9 Twenty
llltli SL '1315
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothqs.
We do cleaning, presaing and repairing,
at reasonable prices. New iork Clothing
Store, 25"J Twenty-iifth St Yitt
ACCRUED Interest plus market price for
liDoriy bends paid by J. A. Hoglo it, Co.
248
LIBERTY bonds bought J. J Brummltt
Phono 69. 2539
CLEAN rabs wanted at tho Standard
office.
iJOJKA
OGDEN MOTOR CAR CO.
2317 Hudson Ave.
USED CARS;
1916 MAXWELL.
STUDEBAKEK 4-cyl., $250.
1919 CHEVROLET -Four-Ninety."
1917 HUDSON "Super-Six"'
1917 DODGE BROb., Roadster.
2387
. . tf-ijtkbjuigx-r Overland, run
h ood as now. Fully
equipped, all new tires. A bargain for
fcSOO. Call at 516 22nd St., after 5 p. 111.
Phone 1752-W. 2399
FIRST-CLASS Willys-Knight 5-passen-ger
car 1-2 prlco, Also good Ford, 1--'
price at 2911 Wash. Ave. 2313
FORD for sale, 1917 Model. 1443 23rd
Street 2209
j FORRENT
Miscellaneous
OHIO vacuum cleaner; best sorvlco guar
anteed. Williams. Phono 2097. 2038
OHIO, best revolving brush facuum
$100 day. Dust-proof bug. , Phono 2643-J.
1221
GARAGE for rent 2533 Adams. 2201
FORSALE j
BREEDING stock in Rhodo Island Reds.
Slnglo Comb White Leghorns. Phone 1478
W. O. Jones, 143 25th SL 2410
j WANTED j
i Salesmen
THE MAN who will bo selected to repre
sent us In this territory for the distribu
tion of our copyrighted article, must be
A No. 1 character, pusher and proforahey
with some knowledge of organization
work; upward of $20.00 a day must be
his minimum earning in order to hold
territory allotted to him. Many others
are doing It, therefore you cnn. Jerome
Laadt, Pres., S South Dearborn St, Chi
cago, 111. 2111
$10,000 PER YEAR to responsible spec
ialty salesmen to sell staple and fast sell
ing lino lo merchants. Some excelljnt
territory still open. Address 606 Mer
chants National Bank Bldg., San Fran
cisco, Calif. 2132
j foiTrent 1
ioardjtndJRoni j;
ROOM and board for two gentlcnuM
2907 Adams Phone 2754-M. 2363
f "
Ipfnrmajion Bureau
51.00 PER LINE PER MONTH
V 1
ANYTHING New or Old
. ANYTHING A to Z-now or old
bought, sold or tradod Phono 333.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
v mw.cU Book nnd Stationery. 2363
Washington Ave. Phone 360. 2058
BANKING
TAntv S,al P?nk- southeast comor
Twenty-fourth und Washington. Phono Cl.
CARPENTERS
tu?. nuc2 ft. ,carpontcr7 Call 2SS2-R.
Job work of all kinds. Quick service
2138
COUNSEtOR-AT-LAW
?A O'Connelly, Ogden. Utah. Legal
Pho5o 303 tC m th rQC
CARPET CLEANING
K. Van Kampcn ror upholstering, car-p-jta
elbauod. altered and laid. Remakinc
or mattresses. Phono 2752-J.
Expert carpet cleaning, matress reno
vating, upholstering, and springs te
stretched. Call l J. Hampton Co.,
Featner Renovating. Phono 25S6-W.
CHIROPRACTOR
mPTO W. Halvcraon. D. C. Rca. phon
lOSo-W. 701-702 Ecclos Building.
COOPER SHOP
Repair all kinds of barrols, tubs, ate.
Christ Lassen, 3506 Adams. Phone y80.
1393
DENTISTS
The New Method Dcntlnta aro special
isLs in all branchos of Dentistry. 2aij
Washington Avo. 2208
DRAIN TILE FOR SALE
Intormountain Concrete Co. Twentieth
and Lincoln Ave., Ogden. Utah. Phones
20b8 and 487. 2U)
ENGRAVING
Ogden Engraving Service Co.. makers
-01 lino cuta la ono or mom colors. 418
Twenty-iourth street Pnono 463.
FIRE INSURANCE
Charles Elsenoorg. Phone 1S59-J. Cal
cndonlan anu Mlonigan Commercial Stan
dard Insurance. 1575
FURRIER
Furrier, Tanners. Taxidermists, Utah
Wool & Hide Co.. 2358 Wall. Ogden, Utah.
Only Fur Robe Tannery in State. 2390
FOOT SPECIALIST
L. J. Barker, room 320 Hudson Bldg.,
arch supports, corrected treatment 2427
HAY AND GRAIN
Hay, grain and poultry feed. Boll
Bros. 371 Twenty-third street Phono
2845. ' 2100
HIDES, WOOLS, FURS
O. M. Runyan. 2269 Wall Ave,. ' pays
top prices, pnono 7&1-W. 1528
JOBBING
Jobbing, brick, coment and plastering
Phono 770. 1835 Washington. 1213
JUNK AND HIDES
Western Hide Junk Co., 2323 Waah
lngton Ave. .fhonta 861.
Ogden Junk House, 2059 vVashington
Ave. Phone 210.
JUNK
If you have Junk of any kind or burlap
bags, phone 2211. 2421
KEY FITTING
Key fitting und lock repairing. Hud
son Repair fanop. 2469 Hudson. 3 797
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Dr. A. Fernlund, oilieo nour.n 10 to 4
p. m. New Pcery Blog. Hudron Ave.
Hes. Phono 640. Otlico phono 1900-V.
PRINTING
Dec Pnntery, now located at 2428 Hud
son Ave. Phono 792-M. 2420
REFINISHING
Brass bods, chandeliers, office fixture.)
rciinishcd T. Harlan O'Nell. 657
'i'wonuuih street. Ci)S
REAL ESTATE. AND LOANS
Willard Kay, real estato and Joans.
2474 ushlngun Ave. mono 409. 184
SCAVENGER
Garbugo .md rubbish hauled. ce3spoou
anu toiietr, cleaned. John Chlpp & Co.
i'nono 23i6 Hudson avo. J73J
SANITARY WORK
Sanitary Garbugo Co., all kinds of rub
bish tuuicd. Pnuuc 620.
SEWING MACHINES
Wo rent repair, carry needles ind
parts lor uil Kiuua ot machines, Whiio
Moving Machine Co. 2277 Washlngto.i
Ave. Phone
TRANSFER WORK
Call S. M. A10010 lor all kinds' of
trunaier won. Pnono 2373-W. 1326
TENTS AND AWNINGS
Ogueu Tent it Awning Co. Manufac
turers of lugn gTudo store, oflice anc
resident awnings. Waterprooi covei'J,
Dugs, etc. Anything 111 cunvas. 2268
U uai'ilngton Ave. I'lionc 2o&. IjJI
TRUNKS AND BAGS
Trunk taid bag repairing, round cor
ner Horn ataiiuuru. uaiiachers, i'il'J.
Hudson. 2Ha
VACUUM CLEANERS
Phono 25&2-J 101 ueuum cleaner. $1.03
for Hours, stenhcu aus'. nug. 3J4
WINDOWS CLEANED
Expert winaow unu wall paper cleaning
anywhere. American w lndow Cleaning.
Phone 50J. 2j7o vu6hlngton Ave.
1 . j
IT will pay you to sco us about good
lurms, loans, uty residences und 1 01.1.
Phono 187b. rortor Realty Co.. 23 Tl
Waainngion Ave. List wltn us. 3o8
MONEY advanced to salaried people with
out security, others on lurniture and
pianos, i.usy wceuiy or monthly pay
ments. Dix, 227 Coionul Hudson Build
ing. Phono 284. 87i7
RALPH P. HUNTER, established 1S82.
Mortgage loans, reui estate, insurance,
blah, luahu lauds; lurms und city prop
erty, l'eiioi.j dedlring to loun money
1 on goou ins, mortgago socuruy will Jo
'well Ij consult me. Good applications
I always on liund. 431 T euty-iourih ciL
! ogden. Utah. 310
MONEY to loan on improved real estate.
Kelly Sz Horrlck. 779
MONEY to loan on real estate securities.
J. J. Brummilt C-21-1J
FOR SALE ELEVATORS
Wo furnish and install high grado electric
or hand elevators, uny capacity. Wrlto
Wm. Watrous, 24! Edison St., Salt Lako
Citi. Wo buy second hand ones. 23od ,
A REAL BARGAIN IN A RANCH
SIX miles north of Snowville, Utah.
Contains three hundred acres of cholco
vulley, black valloy inado land, all fenced
und cross fenced (hog tight). Good five
room house with gas lights and running
wnter. A good now amusement hall.
75x30 feet bringing In a rovenue ot $150.00
par mont'i. Good barn, gurugo, cemented
cellar and other buildings too numerous
to n. tlon. Three Bl flowing opringj,
llowing amplo water lo water ever foot
of this land. 120 acres In fall wheat;
40 acres of rye, household furniture, alio
$6,000.00 worth of personal property, con
sists of livestock nnd implements Wholo
thing cnn be bought lor $25,000,00; with
half cash and easy terms lor tho balance,
or will trade for property nnywhero 111
Suit Lako valloy.
THE WALKJSR CO.
623 Eccies Bldg. Phono 1130
1950
TO EXCHANGE City property, well sit
uated for car In good cndltion. Roadster
preferred. Address Bbx I, Standard. 18J4
LOT, will tako Ford auto as part pay
ment. Phono 1C7S-W. 1967
WILL sell cheap for cash or will trade1
for good auto my mechanical shooting
gallery. Plenty of target rifles and A
V.o. 1 Brunswick Phonograph and many
lecords. For any uuoimutlon cull or
vrlte 2462 Grant Ave., Ogden City, Utah.
J. A Rockefeller. saw
l Opportunilies
CIGAR and confectionery store, doing blc
business, for sale cheap. Inquire at 411
24th St. for particulars. 23Si,
fSEHDSTOVESj
WE take your old rango as first payment
on any now range, or will buy your old
range outright. Homo Furniture Co. 4672
P WANTED I
WANTED TO EASE.
TO LEASE or rent for one year a 5 or
10-acro ranch with house and improve
ments on It. Good land and within 5
miles of court house. Address W .
Lawrence, 3241 Grant Ave, Ogden, Utah.
2403
FOR family of 3, two furnished rooms and
dinner with prlvato family. Phone C.H
K- 2900. 2305
USE 01 piano lor storage. 1339 Capitol
2286
THREE to 5-room house or flat Pbono
lOoO-J. 2243
TO LEASE or rent for one year with
privilege of four years more, A 5, 10 or
15-acrc ranch with house on It Wrlto
b. B. Parker, 333 24lh St. Ogden, Utah)
or phono 2S53 Land must be Jn A-l con
dition and within a radius of 5 or 6
miles from County Court house. 21S5
. rlKEE to llvo-ioom hourio with one or
wo ncrcs of ground. Address A. K
Standard 215a
j FORWENT Ij
j Unfurnished
THREE-room modern apt, $35; 2-room I
modern apt, $25 Phone 1008-J. 2323
THREE-room apartment; steam heat:
private batli. $35.00, Phone 1008-J. 19 U
A THREE-story building containing 19
rooms; store on the lirst floor: and a
largo basement on Twenty-fifth St, near
tho Union dcpoL E. M. Conroy. 300
Twvnty-ilfth St. 1623
FIVE or 6' roomB, partly modern, 3432 1
Washington, Roieronces. 2113
j personaT"'
PUPILS to teach In arithmetic and En
glish. L. J. Barker, General Bellvery.
2370
WIDOW and maiden worth over $50,000,
anxious to marry honorable gentleman.
Write Mrs. Warn. 2216 1-2 Temple St,
Los Angeles, Cal. 2251
CARD and character reading. 449 26th.
1904
MARRY if lonely; for results, trv mo;
host and most successful "Home Maker";
hundreds rich wisli marriage soon; strict
ly confidential; most reliable; years ot ex
perience; descriptions free. "Tho Suc
cessful Club," Mrs. Ball, Box 556 Oak
land. Calif. 2249
WANTED I
Situations
EXPERIENCED stenographer and book
keeper desires position, rcteroncea siven.
Call 2274 -W. 2369
A SITUATION Ironing by the hour.
Box R. 23Ga
PRACTICAL nurso for maternity cases,
call 1759. 2311
NURSING by day, week or month. Room
1. 2215 Wash. Ave." 2237
PRACTICAL, nurso by day or week 23 IS
Madison Ave. ig
EXPERT bookkeeper would llko extra sot
of books to work on evenings. Box "G"
Care Standard. 177
STANDARD WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
' 1
DRESSMAKING and remodeling. 350 31st.
2392
HEMSTITCHING and picot. 10 cent? a
yurd all work guaranteed Singer Sowing
Machine Co., 2333 Washington Ave.
Phono 21. 1947
PLEATING. Buttons, nemstitchlng picot
at 10c per yard; third floor W. U.Wright
Sor.s. iui
DRESSMAKING. Phono 1912-J. 207
,. osf
TAUPE velvet handbag bet Monroe and
Washington on 25th St Return 743 25m
Street, Reward. 2433
. .
CORDOYER leather hand purso bcr.
.Golden Rule and Taylor-Wrights. Return
to Cashier Utah Power & Light. Reward.
2436
YELLOW leather suit cuso .stolen and
left at 27th aud Grant. Ret. 2716 Wull or
phone 1977- Reward. 2377
BETEWEEN Farmihgton and Ogden car
ton containing auto supplies. Notify A
R. Peterson. Booth Hotel, Brlgham City.
Utah. Liberal reward. 2367
ONE 4-yoar-old black cow. vhite on low
er parts and legs. Chain on left front
foot. Notify Guy Child. Phone 523. Ho.
ward. 2357
SMALL folding? purse bet Harrisville and
Ocdcn, containing $55 in currency una
chunge. Return Standard office. Re
ward $15. 2322
SUNDAY. Ogden Canyon, Mansfield tire.
32x3 1-2. Call 211C-W. Reward. 2320
IN OGDEN Canyon Sat. afternoon, horn
rimmed eyeglasses. Roturn 103S 25th St
Reward . 2308
GENTLEMAN'S cameo tlo pin; set in
gold, square mounting; finder roturn to
Reed Hotel office; get big reward. 2007
MOUSE colored muff; red satin lining.
Lost some whoro In business tlistricL
Finder call ll-J-4. Reward. 1653
BROWN, rolled brim hat. on Twenty-second
and Hudson. Telephone 2919. 1232
Mr. Granville Barker
and Prof. S. H. Clark
at Tabernacle
Granville Barker, eminent English
author and lecturer, will appear at
the Ogden tabernacle February 4 in
his most splendid lecture, "Tho Art
ist as a Vital Me'mber of the Commu
nity," Prof. S. II. Clark, of the Chicago
university, will give a dramatic inter
pretation of tho three most popular of
ferings of the year: "Abraham Lin
coln," "Drlnkwnter," "The Four
Horsemen of -the Apocalypse,"
Ibanor., nnd "George Washington,"
Mackoye, March 26 and 27.
The Ogdon Tcachors' association and
Ogden Historical society offer season
tickets for $2 and single admission 75
cents. 2119
oo
It is strange that we do not hear
more of the high cost of being elected
to public office
i
LECTURE 0 SIBERIA TO ' I
BE ILLUSTRATED BY : I
SLIDES I
Under the auspices of the Ladies-- ji
Aid society of the First Congregation-
al church and in aid of the church j
organ fund, Dr. E. P; Mills will give
an illustrated lecture on Friday eve
ning on his personal work, as head oD
the American Pied Cross hospital at '
Irkutsk. Siberia. The lecturo will be
illustrated by slides taken from pho- 1
tographs of typical scenes in the life j
of the doctor during his stay in a city '
that has seen a great deal of excite-
ment and suffering during the days of
Russia's upheaval. The ladles of the-"
church fully expect that the building
will be crowded to capacity. The pic- f
tures will be thrown on the screen by '
a powerful Powers motion picture ma-
chine which has been installed in the
church particularly for the enjoyment
of the Sunday school scholar's and
young people and which will be used" i
from time to time in Illustrating the" i lfl
work of tho Christian church at hom
and abroad.
It Is expected that once a week a
film will be shown particularly for
children and young people.
STATE COMMITTEE TIF I
DECIDE PRICE OE ' I
SUGAR BEETS : I
Sugar beet prices for the coming
season and other matters relative to i ,
the sugar beet crop will be decided at
aa meeting of tho state committee, to'
be held In Salt Lake next week, ac-', . '
cording to reports from the farm bu- , H
reau. Local committeemen have de- I
cided on the type of contract which j H
they desire and have instructed their i
chairman, J. E. Bucs of RIverdale, as i
to what is desired by local growers. ,
The potato crop committee of We
ber county is holding a meeting this
Plans for the coming year will be per-
fected at the meeting, County Agent H
W. P. Thomas stated that the matter
of securing the best possible seed, and H
measures of eliminating disease of tho H
potato crop by proper preparation of H
the seed, would be taken up exten- H
sively at the meeting. H
One . hundred and three new mem
bers of the Huntsvllle farm bureau H
were enrolled last evening following a H
program held In the relief society hall
"last evening. The program was fol
lowed by a banquet at which nearly
250 members of the farm bureau were , H
seated. H
Following the program and banquet f !
a basketball game was witnessed by '
the crowd. IH
Jt Must Be Getting I
Spring; Cupid Is Busy I
One of the sure signs of spring-, that
period when the young peoples old
ones as well turn to thoughts of love
and the spring poet begins tho har
vesting of the ideas that have been
accumulating through the long winter,
was shown in Ogden today, when be
fore the noon hour four twain an
peared at the county clerk's office to
seek licenses to wed. The happy ones
were: James L. Kent, Green River,
Wyo., and Mollie Ward. Utica, N. Y.;
Walter P. Nelson, Elko, Nev., and H
Man' J. McBrlde, Burley, Idaho;
Merle Lester and Frances Knight,
Knight, Wyo., and George G. Satorias H
and Ella Gavros, both of Ogden. H
oo I
The only successful perpetual mo-
tlon experiment we know of is pass- .
ing the buck.
PROBATE AND I I
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clirk or tho Rcspco-
t!vo Signers for Further j
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the District Court of tho Second f
Judicial District, in and for tho County '
of Weber. State ot" Utah. IH
In the mailer of the Kstatc of Made- 1JJJ
lclne P'arluy. Deceased. 11
Creditors will present claims wltn
vouchors to tho undersigned at the Law - ijjj
Offices of Messrs. Cht & Barker, at IH
Rooms 400-1-2-3 First National Bank -'
Building. Ogden. Utah, on or before the
15th day of March. A. D. 1920. k
OPHELIA', SHAW, JM
Executrix of tlic lust will and testament I
of Madeline Farloy, deceased. I
Date of first publication, Jan. 10, 1920. !
MESSRS. CHEZ & BARKER.
Attorneys for Executrix. I
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In tho City Court of Ocdcn City, Coun
ty of Weber. State of Utah.
Merchants' Credit Bureau, plaintiff, vs.
J. J. Crowe, defendant.
The State of Utah to tho said De-
fondant: I
You arc hcroby summoned to appear ,
within ten days after service of this .
Summons upon you, if served within tho IH
County in which this action is brought; i
otherwise, within twenty days after this ,
service, and dofend the above entitled
action, and in case of your failure so to
do, tho plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for tho rollcf demanded In
the Complaint of which a copy Is herofo
attached and herewith served upon you.
and will tako judgment on its first causo .
of action for 549.98, with interest thero- '
on at S per cent per annum since May I
9, 1919; and on Its second causo of ac
tion for $43.00, with interest thereon at
the same rate since September 30, 1919,
together with its costs and disbursements
heroin. JOS. E. EVANS, ;
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. O. Address: Ecclcs Building1, Ogden,
Datod Ogden City. Weber County. Utah. , j
this 10th day of January, 1920. JB
NOTICE.
Estato of Mary M, Smyth, deceased. JH
Tho petition of Augustine V. Smyth for
probato of the last Will and Testament BBBJ
of Marv M. Smyth, deceased, in tticv
abovo entitled matter, has been set for
hearing before Hon. A. E. Pratt. Jud.c;e,
on Monday, tho 26lh day of January.
1920. al ten (10) o'clock n. m., at tho BBVJ
County Court House, In tha court room , BVJ
of said court. In Ogden City, Webor .
County, Utah. 'H
Witness, tho Clerk of said court, wltn i
tho seal thereof affixed, this 14th day ot
January. 1920. WALTER N. FARR,
(SEAL) .C1?rk- " 'H
By Agnes Smith. Deputy Cleric.
J. D. MURPHY, Attorney for Petitioner.

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