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Show V WEBER HERALD PAGE THREE You should see our Basket Balls, and Suits. We have a complete line of Basket Ball equipment. We have a great line of Athletic Goods. Come and see them. Coriitr 24th St'. Hudson Ave. WEBER NORMAL COLLEGE Prepares You For Life E The constant aim of the Weber Normal College is to train students for the duties, responsibilities and obligations of life. You ca secure practically every course at this school. Our credentials are accepted at any College or University. In true education lies the safety of the home, the state and the nation. BETWEEN FRIENDS- A PHOTOGRAPH n la jmwmfKm FRANK McINTYRE, Manager 2469 Washington Over Paine & Hursts Phone 77 We have the Chili and Chicken Tamales Green wells Confectionery 2341 Washington Avenue Dan K. I don't know how to take you, Virginia. Virginia Wliy, in your arms, of course. CSi. s Kodak Finishing rltmS "The Better Way" I'll m For Those Who Care I iyg We are using tue best Paper, Chemicals and I 'jF" Help, money can huy. J Give us a trial order. C. E. ARMSTRONG & CO. 306 TWENTY FIFTH ST. It is easy enough to smile and smile When everything goes with a zip, But the girl worth while Is the girl who can smile tli a cold-sore on her lip. Imagine Le Roi Blaylock in love with a Turk? See "Safety First." Neither Are We Golden B. (at adancc) "May I cut in, please?" Maggie G. (from Yapp's Crossing, facetiously) "I'm, awfully particular with whom I dance." G. B. "Well, you can see I'm not troubled much that way, myself." Cornell Widow. Our Store is Headquarters for athletic supplies of every character. We carry only the best quality merchandise. Every article is fully guaranteed by us. You must be absolutely satisfied with every purchase you make in our store. Your complete satisfaction is essential to our success and we shall overlook no opportunity to please you. BROWNING BROTHERS CO. Everything for Every Sport for Every Season. 2451 Hudson Avenue, Ogden, Utah Fone Four Five JUNK Our text for today is "If the shoe fits and you have $20, wear it." From all indications, the football, basketball and baseball seasons are embodied by winter weather. It is proposed that the halls of the school lie known by their proper names "The Overcoat and Rubber Exchange. " 0 NOTICE! Be it further resolved that the Ogden papers discontinue their North Ogden announcement column, as a better, quicker and more efficient service has come into prominance. Ask the North Ogden girls. Lynn C. Doyle, Kigh N. Pepper, Cus P. Door. LOTTA BUNK Now Axel Gazeek was a terrible boob his bear was shaped like a tubular tube. He banged his hair and shaves his neck so that he looked like holy heck. His vapid face grinned all the time and people said he was a crime. He washed his neck about once a week, the poor benight ed soulless geek. And jso he looked like a goofy goof who's entirely gone out 'neath the roof. HJis looks were bad, but his deeds were woise, he was. indeed, the village curse. iu when you bathed, he (was prone to call vou on it he telephone. He'dyell SOPH DANCE Continued from Page 1, Col. 4 thrill, but they sipped the dewey cups of of oh well, you know punch. Lillian Thatcher and her seven piece orchestra furnished music for the occasion. ORATORICAL CONTEST HELD Continued from Page 1, Col. 4 ence Brown received third. Both of these contestants' orations were of a high order. It is hoped that a more successful outcome will greet our Speakers in the Rich contest. These moral victories are becoming monot onous. "FORTUNE HUNTER' Continued from Pagel, Col. 1 because of the 'remarkable resemblance" between these two characters. ; "The fanciest dressed up fellow in the country" fell upon Grant Dahl-strom to dramatize. Henry Kellogg the rising financier, deserves mention. Robert 'Newman, handled this part. The remainder of the cast with the minor but just as important parts are : ( ' ' George Burnham, a promoter, K, George Farley.' T:.,, " -, Will ctrppt 'Hello there!" cross he street and golden curl ere something whistled your the halls when hail you when your girl you'd meet He'd hang around the female girds i . . i i i anu pun meir pretty The tunes he sang fierce and when he ears were pierced. In you he'd meet he trajnpled on yur new-shod feet. And as yoii wandered to the show he wo(ild appear and with you go. Whenj you sat in church with him he would yawp, and snort with vim; and in you'd remind him, where he were, the j wretched, horrible callous cur woulcj; snort and say "I knew that when I entered here at half past ten." By Gum. Ed. Note The above selection is guaranteed to ignore rythm, English and meter. RICH CONTEST Continued from Page 1, Col 2 spirit for the maintenance of her record. Be a sticker and with undaunted spirit work hard on an Oration and represent the school in the coming contest. BOY'S CHARACTER BALL Continued from Page 1, Col. 3 chine, the boys were able to transform the dance hall into magnificent color. Throughout the dance one was impressed by the different types of lights, of decorations and of costumes.The boys association as hosts were well pleased with the affair and wish to thank the student body for their splendid attendance and the spirit in which they attended the affair. The Leader, (INCORPORATED) 2351 Washington Avenue MILLINERY and I Women'sready-to-wear ENSIGN DRUG CO. OGDEN, UTAH Col. Hudson Idg. DRUGS AND MEDICINES Always Welcome Trade II 1 J - II II I II 111 young man, Sidney Wilcox. Lawrence Miller, "Tarry," a Wall street young tnan, Olin Ririe. Willie Bartlett,' a millionaire's son, Floyd Stuart. Robbins. Kelldgg's servant, Golden Bingham, I t Tom, a newsboy, Albert Hoggan. Herman, the ' errand boy, Robert vv nxiiiiauii. ' Front-fin'aricial standpoint the show was as successful asothrwise. Eli Holton was uncharge' of yftiis department and should receiv thanks for his work, i The bro'ceeds derived from the play; will bh turned over to the gym fund.l y j "SAFETY FTRST", Continued from Page 1, Col. 5 A. Walter Steyerjson, Business Manager. j ! A. Byron Chadwick, Property' Man. i Time Today. j I Place In the Suburb of a Large city. .y SYNOPSIS: ACT I Sitting room in Jack's lil home in the SuburbsyAVhat Happened to Zuleika. j , Scene II Same Scene ,a month later. What Happ'ened to Jack and Jerry. Act III Mr. Bridger's Garden. Three weeks later. What Happened to M ary Ann; , ' . . j , ' Sarcasm ' ; Father (sternly Young man, I saw you put , your arm around my daughter last night. Bob ' W. I suppose you noticed how shey struggled, too? A Zipping Red Hot Three Bagger in The Ninth that's the kind you like to see it brings out the cheers, and makes this little old world a pretty good place to live in, after all. produces the same kind of feeling. They're the kind you like to see and wear they give that snappy, smart, clean-cut appearance that for popularity is a twin brother to clean three-bagger. A NEW DUNDEE SPRING SUIT Better order yours today come in anyway and see the new styles and smart new weaves for spring. OWEN BENNETT Manager On HUDSON AVENUE By the Alhambra Theater "NICKES AND DIMES BUILT THE LARGEST BUILDING IN THE WORLD" $10c. a day, $3.10--a g- - , . Call and ask month, $36.50 a year rk "TdT. I H'HI"! i 1 Ok "WT teller for a plus 4 compounded terly. interest quar- Cv LJ?CLV DAILY DIME SAVER Dimes carried loose in your pockef Are sure to find a way out, ' But dimes put away, a dime a day, Are sure to help you out. ' UTAH NATIONAL BANK SOUTH FAST CORNER 24th ST. AND WASHINGTON AVENUE. OGDEN. - - - UTAH |