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Show llOBSISO EXAMINEE, OODENrt UTAH, SUNDAY HORNING, AUGUSTS, 1 90 f. 7 HUTTON COMPANY ATTACHED. KENNEDY'S ,gRTyUXCli AND New uik. Aug. e. The sheriff e Individual lunches has meiveii aQ uta.hnient lor erven rrt.m 6:30 a. m. odtu Ice eream ia:jo n. n. l.a.itU'J against the Vuited Button com- 2454 Washington aieuue. pany a Delaware corporation, a it h office in this city and three factories in JERUSALEM AND THE CRUSADES. MashackuKniK. In favor of Theodore 1 ie, on a note of the Ringling Brothers' Beat ,ut and Spec. which went to proicst a few compauy tacular Prodjcuon. j days ago. a incorporated in June. iTio Clpany That old. familiar aji.-.j-- . " Wl11 lapital atock of $3.tHMi.0utl. ti:r .i,.- sg ,erv and is a combination of three of the nothing new under ! i (lUprovcii iu Kiuc.u: in largest ivory manufacturers of the luksal cii eus. meiiUL. and iiipjio-dromLnited State. which exhibit iu oicu Mon-da- CLAYTON MUSIC CO. (SALT LAKE) August Kth.. lim Rinijut: il.o.a. STOPPED TWO CARS HIGH EXCURSION TO LAGOON, TUESera have millions nr i! ia's CLASS PIANOS HERE IN TRANSIT DAY, AUGUST 6TH. iu their stupendous n. uprise.mteatej UJ iu FROM FACTORY. The Plain City Choir invites their addition to tha Bus, lomiilcte and friend to join with them on this oc- startling arenic in the casion. Train s a;j ,h,. Ogden 8:14 and world, which introc j.. 10: 45 a. m. vels of the present r,:,. :i. five famous brothers preaein Aear ou a Will Sell Them at Factory "MIDNIGHT SCENES IN THE scale of grandeur j:..) magnificence SLUMS OF NEW YORK CITY," VT never before auen.;-t.-,ia gorgeous THE FIRST CONGRCGATIONA Prices. spectacular produc.i.m (.j CHURCH TONIGHT (SUNDAY.)., and the Crusades. 1 ii.s arranged by men of u.u.. au,i ability in Tonight, Sunday. Aiirum 7th. DR. the amusement tie.,1. i hiaiorU-a- l FREDERIC BELL will deliver his panioiunie, correct m nu moat mi Extenaiva Store Alterations Now Gostartling and thrilling lecture on "Mid- nme particular and rim mg. in i,g oll. ing On at Salt Lake Store Prevents night Sceue in the Slums of New tirety. over twelve hmmivd charac-te- r Receiving Them Now. York City, from four years personal of the tenth c usury, alum Godexperience as midnight missionary. frey de ikiullion. iVur the Dr. Bell will sing five or six or the aud other well known historicalHermit, char songw he used to sing in the dives and actera. marched fm-- . France at the dance houses. heads of hundreds of ,firtusands of And Ogden People Benefit SYNOPSIS OF LECTURE. Christian pilgrims aud wrested from the infidels the Holy Song. The Children's Ho f e"-- The of Jerusaed Thereby. Slums of New York graphical I v de- lem. Ihia production t'uy is given on the scribed How I Became a Singing largest, stage ever used for exhibition-a- i Preacher. Kong, "Scatter Seeds of purposes, aud on a larger scale Kindness. How to reach the Iuuuiea. than wU'Uld be possible in a hundred The Power of 8ong. A Short Life theaters, while the scene of action ia Consist of Beat Makes. Steinways, and a Merry One. A Desperale Gang. so great that the entire chy f JerusaKimballs and' Other Good Pianos on Kit Burn's Rat Pit. The Old. Old lem ia shown. The cosiumes worn by Sale and Exhibition at 419 85th Story, with variations. A Motley the different characters In this lieau-tifu- l Street, Reed Hotel Block. Crowd. Song. "Where 1 Air Wander-Inand educational pantomime, kings, Easy payments offered to all.. Sala beBoy Tonight?" A Midnight Supprinces, knighta, bishops, indie nf the gins Monday at 8:30 a. m. Open evper.- Song. "Singing for Jesus. How royal courts, dancing girls, women of ening. a tail young Preacher mistook his the harem, eunuch, slaves, Itck That Door. -- The and pilgrims, are builded in soldiery calling. correct Wickedest Man in New York Saved. designs from Iho most costly fabric Is She God's Wife? Can the Fallen silks, sat ins, velvets and cloth of mail, "It's an ill wind that blows nobody Women of Our large Cities Be Re- and all were made by th. Parisian claimed? Song. "Mary Magdalene. costumers and modistes of Interna- any good." The great house of Clayton A Man s 'I bene Overboard. The Problem tional reputation. costumes, Music Co. (Successors to D. O. Solved by Dr. Bell Tlinmgh the IViwer with, the gorgeous horse trappings, Hon. Halt Lake) have a big shiparmor and accoutrements, cost thousof Phrenology and Physiognomy. WHAT THE PREACHERS HAY. ands of dollars. The scenery, painted ment of high class pianos on ths way "Dr. Bell's lecture on Midnight and built especially for the Ringling from ihe factory and in a few daya store la to undergo Scenes in the Slums or New York Hrothera, and showing palaces and their Sail will keep an audience wide awake. churehea, magnificent in architectural quitn extensive alterations, an they are The scene are graphically painted. It design, and the sun.pt uous Inner In no way prepared to receive these is diKtlngiilKhed by freshness, force, court of the fabulously rich emir of goods. They decided to slop the two rare of Rev. Egypt, represents an outlay or a for fire, pith, point and power. Thomas Greenbury, F. S. A. E. laeds, tune alone. In order to correctly round pianos here in Ogden, and have secured out the picture, the characters, lemiKirary quarters at 419 Twenty-fiftEngland. Block, where there lec"Dr. Frederic Bell's accontermeni and scenery Street, Reed Hotel on day ture on 'Midnight Scenes in the Slums portray, Ringling Brothers have added flue pianos will be sale for ten of New York City i dramatic, pa- to the church nettings one of the coat. only at actual factory coat and on eaay thetic. amusing and orginal." Rev. J. Rest pipe organa ever constructed. As terms nf payment If desired. a matter of fact, this organ ia really The pianos ronriat of the highest Bonser. B. A., ljondon. England. Dr. Frederic Hell., who was pastor three magnificent instruments builded rises and most reliable makes, such as of the' Park Avenue Methodist church, as one, and is of extraordinary vol- Ktnluway piano. Kimball pianos. EnothBrooklyn, New York. V. 8. A., and haa ume and richness of tone, rivaling In- try pianos. Mason A Hamlin and will not often been of greal service in aiwlst-in- g strument of similar kind er makes, so that Ogden people beat Mr. Sankey end myself in our found iu the famous old cathe- only nave an eahibilhm nf these drals of Europe. Accompanied by the pianos lo select from, but ran secure work of saving soul. I gladly rccom-medhim to all Chriltan workers in organ, a chants of ion specially selevt-e- them at factory prlrrs. and aave any voices rise and blend In classical where front 890 to 1175 on a piano England and elsewhere. He i a wonderful powr as a singer. I). L. aong, filling with wonderfully sweet These are facia that will be fully apparent to all who rail and investigate harmony the vast canvas amphitheaMoody Evangelist. 10 rent Collection at the door upon ter, rapable of comfiirtsbly sealing fif- thia great piano opportunity. A condition confront us, and It la teen thousand Jmople. The upeciaclo entering. 1 commences at 8 oclock ia in three acta and seven scenes, the simply this. We must close there nrst act showing tbe historical council pianos out or store them for a rouple sharp. Doors open at 7:30. at Clermont, France! which a decision of months, which would mean not only NOTICE OF MEETING OF HOARD was made to march upon Jerusalem. storage cost, but quite possible damage to the finish of tho pianos, ao we will OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW The second act depicts the march ON SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO. L the Holy Land and Uns third Ihe offer tbe entire stock for tea daya at fete day revel pf the. infidels and the what they coat ns. thua saving purNotice is hereby given that tbe unbattle whlrh resulted in chasers, agents and middle men's profit. Fine standard mode J300, $350 and dersigned. duly appointed by the City the Egyptians being overthniffn by Council of Ogdon City. Utah, as a the Christians, in the Claremont scene 4D0 pianos will go at $148, 9183 and Board of Equalization and Review of Is depicted a lournamcni given by 1227. tbe special taxes levied and assessed King Philip I., in which Is Introduced Terms caah or $10 to $20 cash. $0 to tbe thrilling sports of the tenth cen- $8 monthly. upon the property abutting upon sidewalk district No. (one) 1. being all of tury, together with exhibitions of suElegant cabinet grand uprights In Washington avenue, between Twenty-secon- d perb horsemanship, in which only tha latest styles and handaoma mahogand Twenty-sixtstreets. The knights of royal hinod were allowed any, French walnut and Kngllab gulden said Special taxes levied and assessed to participate. In the third act of this oak cases, that sell the world over at magnificent spectacle the interior $425, $450, $.100. $550 and $600 will be upon the property abutting upon Sideconrt of tbe palace of Istakcr, the in- closed out at $248. $293, $327 to $387. walk District No. (one) 1, for the purTerm $15 to $25 cash. $7, $10 to $1$ pose of building concrete sidewalk on fidel emir uf Jerusalem, ia faithfully Washington avenue between Twenty-secon- d portrayed. .Although the pilgrims are monthly or all rash. and Twenty-sixt- h streets, will by this time encamped outside tha Remember you get there pianos right meet at. Nu. 2411 Washington avenue, walla of the Holy City, and are dying from tbe factory, nice and fresh, not by the hundreds of starvation and i' shopworn or pianos that have been out Ogden City, Utah for five consecutive days commencing cn the 18th day of pestilence, isiskcr. seated on a golden on trial, etc., etc. The two care were July, 1904, and ending on the 22nd day throne, thickly studded with gems, unloaded here yesterday, and everyof July, 1904, inclusive; that said and surrounded by the women of hia body will say It la a moat, beautiful Board will remain in session on each harem, hia slaves and soldiers. Is- - ap- exhibition nf the finest of ptanoa. A FEW NEW ORGANS AT COST. of said days from the hours of 9 o'clock plauding the graceful evolution of There were half organa In there cars in the forenoon to I o'clock In the af- hundreds of dancing girls. This dance ternoon. for tbe purpose of hearing serves to Introduce an incomparable They, too, will go at factory coat grievances contenting, and to make ballet, which is a kaleidoscopic picture prices. best of beauty, color and action. The revelFine new organa comprising corrections of the special taxes aforesaid. ry la at its height when a mounted makes. Eeteya, Kimball and others, The list of Uie property in the said courier daahes Into tbe court with the .worth from $75. $90 to $140 will go at Sidewalk District No. (one) 1, la now word that tbe Christian pilgrims are $37, $48 and $67 and a TTCITe higher for complete and in tha hands of said atormlng the valla of the city. The very elaborate eases Terms $5 to $7 rash, $4 to $5 per Board of Equalisation and Review, and emir, hastily dismissing his retinue, seize Sword and helmet and dashes month or cash. said lists will be open to public inAttend thla sale. It will repay any spection during the meetings of .said Into the thick nf the fight. The roar of battle la terrific, and presently tbe one whether you wish to buy now or Board a above stated. MAX DAVIDSON, knighte and pilgrims gain a foothold not for its a beautiful night to see. thla (Signed.) on the walla, secure one of the gates, ; large number of tbe finest of planoa, R. B. PAINE. and eventually capture tbe city. As a just fresh from the factory. H. P. RANDALL. to be W. ROLLO EMMETT, Apollo flttfng finale tn this glorious spectacle, ! Two Wm. CRAIG. Godfrey de Bouillon rides hia foam ' rlosed out at coat. Bee them quirk if flecked charger upon the emlr'a throne you want a piano player. Reed Hoand, surrounded by. hia victorious fol- tel Block. 419 2511 fit ret. CLAYTON MUSIC CO.. lowers, flings to the breeze the red and D. G. Calder, Gen. Agt. gold standard of Ihe Christiana. FIFTY FINE of-m- PIANOS AT SACRIFICE Of PRICES 1 urry 1 ember jlra hiSaltUke- . , - Ja k Kogany haa sum Mr. a yif, lW The ladies of the above organisation their regular mealing at the pretty home of Frater Mra. C. J. BtilwelL As usual, a pleasant hour was profitably spent. It ' was hard to say which was the most plied, Industriously needles or tongues. Sociability- - and good fesllng la the great attraction to these meetings. A true spirit of fraternity prevail amongst these ladies. After enjoying a moat delicious lunch, the ladies bid their kind host and hostess adieu. ji Jl id WITH MRS. GILL. eht bald , , pjMi'ure trip- - Ed. U vleiting friend E. M. Conroy Summer la visiting Mrs. A. - . 1 Mis art. Brick haa a a guest City. goudsou of Brigham Ella Hogan la dowa Mia from visiting friend. Pocatello, Mary and Nallia Maguira visitor this weelC caidtol ,ere Mime with Thursday afternoon, at the close of mh data Boreman visited the week. regular meeting, a number of the in eapitalthia Irind of the Relief friends and Bocieiy of Marriott, met at the home of Mary Ann GUI, to pay a tribute of respect, as she expects to depart for her with Mra. new home In Idaho In a short time. Miaa Louise Feery vialled A good repast had been prepared by thla week. jo. T Jenkin In Balt Uke the slaters, and at the close of the Winnie Evana of Balt Lake ia meeting all went to Sister GUIs' home Ml with Ogdeu and took possession. A small token of week (pending a few respect had been purchased and was Hawta. presented to Bister Gill by our aged Bister Ann Bicklngiou. Mra A. Wood and non, of Ban FrancA very enjoyable time wa had for a isco. Cal., paid Balt Uke a viait few hours eating, chatting, singing and Tuesday. dancing. Mis Olive Gay la spending a few y BIRTHDAY PARTY. of Mine day in Peterren, the guest Mrs. Abbot Rodney Hey wood enterBee Farley. , , tained last Wednoaday at the Weber to Mias Miss Una Blair ia spending her va- - elub, as a birthday compliment The guests were . Misses cttion at Lewiston, ldahoh, with her Cannon. Frances Brown, Daley McGinnis, Nafriends and relative. talie Babcock. Ray Tyler, Grace Peabody, May Hume, Blanche Wennor, The Weber Club entertained their Kali TuesHealy. Kate Carnahan. Marie Ada party at friend dancing lady ams, In the Olivq Cannon, Jnea Adams; Mrs. canyun. day evening George McCabe, and Miss Zan Cannon, la whose honor the affair was Mrs. R. S. Joyce and dnughtera returned Tuesday from a two weeks vis- given. Airs. Heywoud was seslHted by Mrs. it at Ulenwuod Spring, Colo. The tables were George McCormick, Mr. and Mra. 12. M. Luckett an decorated in carnations, while and red, from a pleasant couple, of beautifully grouped, and tbe guest of at honor had a special basket at her plate. weeks' visit in Ban Francisco. For each of tbe young ladies was proIr. sud Mrs. U. V. Wilhen visited in vided a souvenir in the form of a danly tulip lamp. Salt lake this week, (he guests of Mrs. ' Jl J J Withers parrais, Mr. and Mrs. John PARTY. LAWN Pike. Mr and Mra. W. L. Walila vUited week. friend in Salt Lake during the I 7:2 ... ... r f i m m ... . llemlnway and rbiMren of Salt Uke are Mijonrn-tiiKthe oaks, in Ogden canyon for a anti Mr. two Mrvu-O- U. week. . , Miss Issili Frery Mr Katherine-Schnide- r ts rn who Cal., (Milo. LINE is entertaining s, of Loa An-yrlr- route to Toledo, . . Mr. Harry Lindsay returned lo her home In Oakland. Cal., today, after a several weeks' visit with rcbi-- i TOO ... tire. Miss Josephine McIntosh City. N. J js the guest of Mrs. George McIntosh on ... street. of Jersey Air, and Twonty-K'ten- ih Misses Hattie and Elba Hinr.hrllff Wednesday for a visit of four seeks to Log Angeles and other Cal- -, left '.fitrnla . . . points, ' Last Friday evening Miasea Eva Geiger and Ethel pcaisbitt gave a lawn party at the home of Miaa Eva. Amusements of all kind were indulged In until a late hour, when tbe guests one and all declaring to have apent a very pleasant evening.. The invited guests were: Aliases Alahel Hlghy, Nellc Hunt, Pauline Dlxoie, Cora Payne. Nettie Wayde. Jewell Bolhweli, Gladie Ives. Lucy Nalsbltt, Gladles Nalshitt, Bessie Kilue, Ada toiler , Cora Wyatt, Jean Daukowakifl Ida Christ insin, Lily Green and Alollle Goodwin. Messrs Bert Herrick, Russell Bolhweli, Charles Brown, BamncI CuUey, Lrmar. Nelson, Rdy Olson. - Frank Mauda, Leland Carlson, Harold Chambers, Joe Waldron, Lairy Malloy, Herman Kurts, Adolph White, Clyde Btaf-JorGeorge Veasey, Clyde Halowell, Henry lcterson and Joe Crompton. J Jl A . Fred Linaley spent part of MISSES SNYDER AND McMANIS IN RECITAL. vacation from clerking duties at 'alne A Hurst's In Bail Lake City, retInteresting and charming in every respect was the musirale given at! the urning Wciliiewiav.' auditorium In Pocatello Thursday Mr. and Mix Harry llorton, evening, July 28th, - by the Miasea of lately !I17 Mu'-ulAve., will lie pleased lo Pearl Snyder of Ogden and Miaa Myrs I heir friends at 4.19 !2nd McManus, formerly of this city. street, tle here they now reside. Both the young ladles exhibited most excellent skill as reader aud pianist. The many friends of Miss were rendered Mary Miss Snyders readings nirdio will be pleased to hear she very brilliantly and with exquisite ia on the road to rapid recovery, from a taste.' "Elina's Derision" especially lory serious illness. plosscd tbe audience and her Improvisation of the "Monk and the Bird", Mr. Arthur The InstruCovington, who has been was not to be excelled. jprndiug a few weeks vacation with mental solos by Misa Fannie McAfan-i- s tnenda and relatives in this were rendered with elegance and city has returned to San Francisco. greet and received much applause. The auditorium was filled with an enMistias Rose and Myrtle Murphy thusiastic audience and they very returned from a sis weeks' generously applauded. Miaa McMania Pleasure trip in California, most of the appeared In a while silk mousteline nme being sent in Ban over pole de sole with point lace yoke Francisco. end bertha. Miaa Snyder wore blue Mist Emma Olson expects to leave crepe de chine with decorations of this week for Coalville, there to Join point lace. The preeminence of the party of k!x who are going on a event will long be remembered end the camping outing to Bear young ladles are to be congratulated Mr. hi k ..12:41 ml tie 6:55 px 11. ..11:20 a .. 8:04 M 7:aa i.. llo 6:00 p ..10:10 IX do DOt IK Awt tort WELEY, AgnL len, Utah ih. T. A, Lake Citj. ... Mr. Thomas ... nt on Emmett and son and arlotte Rudd and nephew, Greenwpi, of this city, are viidling relatives and friends in Coal- - their triumphant Jt js welcolne await Mr. and Charles O. Dee (ned Olacti) when return this week from Oakland. here lhpy have resided the paat jJJj j HISNER-MAR- 1 it success. The borne of Mr. and Mrs. N. Mark wa the scene of n very pretty wedding Wedueaday eve. when Airs. Laura His-ne- r and Mr. Mathew Mark were united in marriage. Mr. Mark in a popular machinist in tbe employ qf the Southern Pacific and Mrs. llisner the modiste. About forty friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. To the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march played by Mrs. Fred Martindale. on the piano, the bridal party assembled in the bo window, which was banked with flowers. Misa Emily Clark was maid of honor, while the groom's brother, Mrs. Gny Mark, was best man. Little Mildred Hlaner acted as ring bearer, and Mr. Haigh gave the bride away. To tbe soft strains of Schubert's Serenade. Rev. Samuel Blair of the Methodist (hurclr pronounced the words that made two hearts one. r The bride looked lovely In a gown of tan crepe de chine trimmed in chiffon, and carried a bouquet of bride's roses. After congratulations the company set down lo an elaborate wedding supper. The balance of the evening was enlivened with vocal tnuaic. .When, at a late hour, the guests deputed wishing Mr. and Aire. Mark a long and prosperous voyage on the sea of matrimony. The presents were numerous and very handsome. Mr. and Mrs. Mark will be at home after September first, at 2254 Adams avenue. well-kno- and Mra. S. H. Smith left Wed-da- y for Washington. D. C.. where '!' their home la the th their son. Mr. Bert. Smith, who ds M imporunt position in the Plvulturai department. Jr. fu-wi- ItoL fnd .Mr- - 5?Vle; Am and 04x1,1 Mra. d "ler of of Mitchell. & D. rf'y wJ"Mday to make nTiTVl. d w,,h relatives. They " ,he Ro,k I,an.l Godfrey. Colo., but escaped wits.,,,. wrioiu injuries. ",Kher arrivST8,. mm S xFftfl L ' Y. at . , ...9: im- - 2;1 all if . r. ..11:45 1 to a 0t alf rtfs FKT.0 frden. the dluchT V ! a W I'.??1"? rea Hrlt. " ,8- wtn several jt - allownbla, PtrtF of observed Rgures j ARRIAGE OF MISS STOKER. ., ?J:46P J?2:5S 1,1,11 .. 'f 19 aw lM? ,he cu,slom lately of Pa'tern-U- a Hq,,n,itrir,,,, "Iing ,iahi,H men's h rUTn ronisirued. by some of th. srx. a u,.rnM) lo Scls!?IM,rrl U ,he Injrj11 her- InmrJ'v, Osland'v01,1 California tvV renlne MA thi p ,r 01 ,lrre. OTi!i!h.Dy',on ' friends ddied Wednesdsylhe br,1- Tweniy-nlnt- Jhe relatlvea and h immedi-r- e parties J"ntr.cting la an arcomp-!- 1 jouna iJ?8 f hia and 1. !fdy city room i. c,rcles. The emPhiye of the ''hern p.,.n? ,Wlly fomPany at Bluff w. Ih" young couple will where they " f.n ''".sLWnff TUESDAY, AUGUSI 9TH. The Plain City Choir Invite their friends to Join with them on thla occasion.'. TJaln leaves Ogden 10:45 a. m. AIQN Saturday, August isth. The Oregon Short Line will mn the last exeurakin this summer to northern points on above date. Ask Bent for particulars. FACTORY EXCURSION TO RAYMOND, BERTA, AUGUST CTH. Manufacturers of Trunga and Bags Leather Goods Repairing at reasonable prices, on abort notion Call and tee tu and we can save you 25 par CnL THE CAUSE OF EVERY DIS-AES- AL- beautiful ride of over fifteen hun-o- i a.ile and a chance to visit tha iiritish poeecsmons. Fare from Ogden $29.55 via Oregon Short Line for the round trip ticket! limited returning to gept. 15th. A DAVID I. GALLACHER. $22 25th vtreaL E. DEFORMITY AND HABIT " g (Acute or chronic in either tea, young or old.) Treated with a natural COMMON SEN8E METHOD without Drugs, Medicine or Sur- CUMMINGS COMMISSION BROKERS. I CC. Continuous quotations oa New York Stocks and Chicago Grain. Wa hay and aall stocks and grain on margin or for cash. Our private rooms enable our customers to some la and transact buxine with the utmost secrecy. Write for our Book of Information ("System of Speculation), free upon application. 2482 Washington. gery. MARKS, MOLES AND CANCOMCERS REMOVED. FEMALE PLAINTS of all kind treated successBIRTH fully without an operation. ALSO PRIVATE DISEASES MEN. Falling Hair and Baldncsa OF Cur- ed. Coma and Investigate aud you will bo convinced' of tho Wonderful Healing Dower tailed into action by this man. CONSULTATION FREE. NO. 29 BROOM HOTEL. jpc y CS1 THE NORTHWESTERN LINE ATLAS. e A War Atlas haa been issued by tha Chicago A Northwestern i all way. 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AND BAR Under New Mena jemenL The UP now from hat to bore at 'Phone Bad Weather Has shown the importance of having; GOOD SIDEWALKS PRICES MELTED Demit what, you need. Give ua the list and we'll give you a bargain. Outing Suits. Coat and trourera from $6 to 812.M. NegligeAllihlrte German, French, English, American terns price. Every time you want CLOTHING CEMENT WALKS MADE WITH. Alsen pat- remember f) German Cement are guaranteed by ml This lo the best brand on the mar-- ket .You un gat K by calling on or phoning surin thla talk of sanitary roundings. We mean it and wa think our market place bears Remember out the assertion well-fe- d , our fords are and slaughtered under proper sanitary regulations. well-bred- A. E Putnam Clothing House yOSOSCCOGSGOO 2354 Washington Avenue WEATHERBY 2458 Wash. Are.. OGDEN. CSSE 30' Q OPOC3TC To Close out All Our Summer 2412 Wash. A w 23!Cs! II6S3S H A man or hoy ran DRE89 very little expense. A fifth Ing from underwear. 1 cent on all pictures taken within the next 80 daya at GASBERGI STUDIO, 278 25th Traveling Passenger Agent, Ogden, Utah. Vacation Sale FREE T. Corn-Fe- d s, J30 vice FREE Jt Beef go to Ballard & Rinckcrs . piano-player- at Sharmans . . Ticket Office xx-lur- e EXCURSION. Ro 8toker UUm Cov,non GALLACHER'8 TRUNK Q fcSBSSB The Limber Eccles Co Whllo preparing far spring and summer ask to ba shewn tha eeroen windows and doors Juat received at Eccles Lumber Telephone 121 . 154 Twenty-fourt- h Co. Street. 135-- k 0 |