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Show 0AILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1908L PAGE FIVE Around the Town w . Vksather forecast Snow fair Wednesday colder. Bolder; Kli:i J. Williams has iviilioucd for lv iters of administration of the of the world famous E. & W. DRESS WHITE SHIRTS AT HALF PRICE . i) ss ' linen. The finest needlework. Mr. Witherspoon gave keen delight i he critically minded by the dis-ti- n. - The finest laundering. of Ills diction, . e 7. Welch, supervisor of the grammar grades in the Balt Lake sell iols. and formerly of the Chicago Tea. hers college,- a address the teu, tiers of the city schools at the High school this afternoon oil the aub-Je. i of most improved absolute standard of high-graworkmanship and the ne plus ultra of fashion. de Heading." e LEAP YEAR BALL Congress Darn ing Academy Feb. (th. Admission Thursday, ing Academy 7 The fees office Thursday, ing Academy At Half Price $1.75 Each or 3 Shirts for $5.00 Friday will be a shirt day long remembered by those who wise enough to profit by this unprecedented sale. Broom Hotel Corner John Kelson, Ogden; Ogden. Mrs. 1 On-to- d, Alice Gray of Salt Lane, lira. J. F. Triplett and W. P. Collins of Montello, and Hans Johnson of Park City an registered, at the European today. CHIEF PIE Last evening at the city council meeting Chief Paine of the fire department made the following appointments for fire stations Nos. 1 and 9 and all were confirmed. The personnel at station No, 1 is aa follows: Assistant chief, D. L. Lee; captain, N. J. Hinton; electrician, N. T. Moore; drivers, H. H. Wardlelgh, William Had lock, William Far one wssk ending Sat. Feb. S we are offering our entire stock of felt slippers and fait lined shoes at very lew THE REASON. We do net like to carry any winter goods through the summer months therefore urn make the prices v that every lady who wants a pair of warm felt iippsfa or shoes -- even for next winter ean make money hy buying new. TME PROOF. Sooin Therefore the only is believing. thing to do ie to came in and see.. If we cannot save you m"y on your purchase, say good day and walk out. f d Things ' Ladles Black Pat, Pur top sllp--pr rood quality. t9o Brown. Green and Grey "Uppers with Pur tops ex-t- ra quality ...11.29 Ur ne of Flannel h0e Wrth ,1M a ,L7S MJO J CLARKS 7 button Gaiters. 88c 89a. Ladled 10 button Gaiters ' An examination for letter carriers Now to the time to visit the old will be held under the civil service home In Europe, as the steamship comcommission In Ogden on February 21. panies Are carrying passengers for alA most nothing. For particulars see O. "AN INDIAN LOVE STORY D. Rasmuaeen. Colonial of all week. times this story Electric theatre, Juet like heme. Thursday, Feb. 5. Congress DancThis morning Mayor Brewer and ing Academy ladles choice. the members of the city council and When you eat, eat at the Vienna. the board of county commissioners went to Salt Lake at the Invitation of Mr. Witherspoon's delivery of ban Harry Joseph to make a tour of Inspec- solos was something to remember as tion through the penitentiary. The an embodiment of admirable vocal ait, mayor stated before leaving that he blended with dignity and forceful Incould not guarantee that all of them terpretation. Broo yn Times. This would be able to leave the place Imme- great artist will appear at tha taberdiately after the Inspection, but that nacle Tuesday, Pebnnu .. singing the they would be back some day, as be rain scene from "Elijah with Miss had a pull with the board of pardons tie Ballanger and the choir. was thought to lie "shoving (he queer" when he received a bundle of old notes of ths defunct Merchants and Planters bank of Atlanta, Georgia, from a dealer In Chicago. Servlet at the Fatotaff rafe to always the beet, any hour of ths day w night. Late dinner and after t neater patronage especially catered to. When you eaL eat at the Vienna. Wanted Journal rags at Nice, clean white ofiles. Ws are exponents of the highest attainments of the optical profession. Rushmsr. SIXTY-SI- X CASES CONTAGION NOV ' 25c. FOR EIRE STATIONS and children's Red felt, Uppers, good quality. day afternoon, LEAP YEAR BALL Congress Dancing Academy Feb. Ith. Admission NAMES HIS ldlei f. ' Correct Clothes for Men LICENSES. to be made with cream of tartar. According to ths report of Sanitary Inspector Shorten, submitted' to the city council last evening, there are now cases of contagion in the alxty-sl- x city. Measles leads with twenty-fiv- e, while scarlet fever to a does second When you eat, eat at the Vienna. Alfred Frankl, who has been serv- with twenty-on- e. There are nlna cases a thirty day sentence In tbe city of smallpox, seven of diphtheria and ing Mrs. E. O. Filbert, wife of E. G. Jell for vagrancy, today cancelled the four of chicken-po- x. ( Filbert, formerly foreman of the Co- balance of hto time with cash and ha lumbia Club cigar factory In this city was released. Frankl to the man who Journal want Hi deliver (he geode. but now of San Francisco, died at the home of her parents In this city last evening and her husband has been telegraphed for. Mrs. Filbert was a daughter of the late Heber Wright, formerly sheriff of Weber county. B.; MARRIAGE during amounted to sell our entire stock of these shirts In buying baking powder examine the label and take only a brand shown to out this afternoon looking somewhat the worse for wear. Feb. 4. Congress Danc- 11s to able to tell but an Incoherent Ladles choice. story of the trouble, saying that all ha knows about it to that a friend of his collected by the sheriffs brought another fellow to the room and the month of January the stranger jumped onto him and be115.50. tween the two of them they came near making It "IS for Gage. He to out Feb. g. Congress Danc- this afternoon trying to find the fellows Ladlee choice. who assaulted him. high school team. ONE DAY ONLY ll basketball game will be played at the school for the deaf, Friday evening, at oclock, between the team of that Institution and the Brigham City The contract price of these shirts is $3.50 each but for The poisonous nature of alum is so well known that the sale of condiments and whiskey containing it is prohibited by law It will pay you to see the Elective Pash Rsgister at The Crystal," 2477 Washington Avenue. Where the care top. A m A pure, cream of tartar powder Its fame is world wide No alum; no phosphate of lims 111 25c. Friday, February nRPAMr of his enunciation and excrl-le- i: the finish of lilt ph:.hig and his admirable breath mui hiieinent. New York Tribune. Mr. WiM.ri.poon sings here Tuesday, Feb; rua-4, at the tabernacle, under the aue;ii'cs of the Tabernacle choir. lu - The are o e J details of finish. We will oi food raised with . -- LEAP YEAR BALL t'ongr. Dtmcing Academy Feb. fill. Admission 25i. to The newest and 5 ' e Never before have the men of Ogden had the opportunity to buy these fine shirts at less than the contract price and you such a chance again. may never get The finest esl.Ltr of tier lute husband. .Leonard W. Wll.iums. The estate couaists of and an per.'i.ui j roporty valued at Oder fio.n the Southern Pacilic of fioi in full of all claims and diinamU There Is never a question as to the absolute purity and health-fatne- j Wool soles for Ladlee and children Soft coles for babies, all colon 25o ' We make mention of only a few of the bargains, out store is full of them. STORES U. P, Rock Springs, Castle Gate lump and nut and Clear Creek lump Gillette 15 at yard, 15.75 delivered. Coal Cj., 151 West Twenty-sevent- h street Phones 1074. Ambrose H. Lindsey, arrested some time ago on a charge of having robbed the United States mail, had a hearing before United States Commissioner Patton yesterday afternoon and was bound over to the United States grand Jury and will probably be taken back to Nevada. The government was represented by W. M. McCrea, assistant United States attorney. When you eat, eat at the Vienna, Goodale; Thomas Holroyd, chemical; . John Hope and Edward Ferguson, In a runaway accident yesterday J. bosemen; Howard Wilson, hydrant Wright, eon of Mrs. M. A. Wright, was man; Henry Nirwey and J. N. Wil- thrown against n telephone pole on liams, ladder men; Fred Paine, hose Twenty-sixt-h street with such force boy. several riba were fractured and that The force la reduced by one and two he wee seriously Injured about the the of the old men an discharged. Assist- buck. One of the horses which Wright ant Chief Rogers to succeeoed by Cap- was slipped to the pavement driving tain Lee and Driver West to dropped. and the tongue of the vehicle fell down, Prod Paine was added as hoee boy at frightening both horses. The collision 40 per month. with the telephone pole demolished the At station No. .2 E.. E. Barton to and Wright was taken unconnamed as captain In charge: B. J. buggy scious from the debris. Cheney, chemical; .Richard Parley, . driver; Roy Steele, hoee man; James Kodak Fintohinga. Aatlll, hydrant man. Trip. 140 25th 8L - MRS. MARY A LEAVITT if yon drink, Our Spring Line of the Famous BABY CARRIAGES GO-CAR- drink Tellowstona. and TS 1 Are here When you eat, eat at the Vienna. . IS CALLED HOME HEYWOOD-WAKEFIEL- D George W. Jones, formerly of Ogden, but now a resident of Nevada, was In the city today on hto way to Salt Lake. George states that he to now a "high;-grader- " and exhibited a sack of ore that would make one think that he was telling the truth. He to now mayor of Humboldt river and to about as good a walking advertisement for the Sagebrush state aa has struck the city in many moons.' George will atop over In Ogden n few days on hto return from Salt Lake. Mrs. Mary Horrocka Leavitt, the wife of Nathicnal Leavitt, passed away at 11:45 a. m. today at the home of her eon, Roy Leavitt, 551 Seventeenth street, after an Illness of about twelve weeks. Mrs. Leavitt was past 71 year! of age and died from n complication of stomach trouble and old age. . She to survived by four sons, Jam i Leavitt. . Chauncey Leavitt, Lewis A Leavitt and Roy Leavitt, and one drink, drink Tellowstona. yon daughter, Mrs. Elisabeth Leavitt Green. Len Gage, the man who waa mixed The notice of the funeral will be up in a bloody fight In a Twenty- given later. sixth street rooming house late y ester- ' Hf ' The assortment Is the largest and moat varied ever shown. It Infrom 1.50 to 550.00 and Baby carriages from 510.00 to cludes In Black. 545.00 also a' splendid line of the English Perambulators In our etc. See show window. We north them Blues, Greene, Browns, are Go-car- ts 4 , Sole Agents . Furniture Oo i |