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Show I Cut Prices on Utah Field Corn, lb 2 Cucumber Seeds, lb 55 Onions, all kinds, lb 90 Carrot Seeds, lb G0 Beets (table) lb 40 Cantaloupes, all kinds, lb. 50 Hubbard Squash, lb 50 "Watermelons, all kinds, lb. 50 Pumpkin Seed, lb 30 White Tip and Long Radish, lb 35d Sugar Beets, lb 20 Turnips, all kinds, lb 25 Field Squash, lb 35 Beans, all kinds, 2 lbs... 25 Garden Peas, lb , 10 Parsnips, lb 50 Lettuce, lb 60 Potatoes, .per 100 lbs.. . .$2.00 Any old kind of seeds, 3 pkgs. for 10 JOB PINGEEE, Jr. 2616 Washington Ave. Ogden, Utah. Phone 799 jlf Hfoeey In Id:1 the Bank- I) MAKES LIFE'S If' CLIMB EASY ri ' IB 1 f "1 X 1 U Opportunity la always '1 p B! knocking at the door of tho 'm ' I 1 man wu n bank account. jjjjjll "i ffl H Why not open a Savings rtrkllj ' H ra Account at this bank today? lS'i I I Save poralstontly. Cut out " Sk l R J'our extravagances. Llvo i I economically. You'll be our- Mil H prised at tlic rapid growth MR " I I of your account Rip I Ono dollar opens a Savings 1 T I 1 Account hero and your '1 I 1 monoy will draw 4 per cent i .jf I H Interest. zm 1 lli I THE 0GEN SAVINGS I ' I BANK, OGDEN, UTAH , iMt I- I OFFICERS David Ecclc3, if 1 President; Henry H. Ro- I ' I 1 lappi Vice President; Chas. , AF IV I 1 H. Barton, Cashier. 1 -I! IS 'Capital and Surplus, $100,000 I; II 2384 WASHINGTON AVE. t ZZZZZZZZZZZZIZIZZZZZIZ1 I. ll ,r 3 J) EXCURSIONS 4 FROM -1I Ogden and Salt Lake .. 71 TO " -la East and Return )5let" (I 4 Mlaoourl River Polnta $40.00 II T St. Louis, Mo 49.00 ;l U Peoria, H!n 51.10 ltfVjl ' Minneapolis, Minn 52.00 rrl St Paul, Minn 52.0C -""' 1 . Chlcngo, til 55.00 J J ; AIbo reduced rates to other points. bltW 9 '' 8top-overc allowed. r rt? , May 18, 25, 31. . Dateo ( June 1,5,8,12,15,20,22,29 )a ..of.. J July 3, 12, 20. lj ,8alo. ( August 1, 2, 10, 23, 31. & ; September 4, 5, '8 For further Information and rates 3 ' from other points, address 3 f C F. WARREN, General Agent 3 r A. T. & S. F. Ry., t,T ''''l ' 233 Jud0e Building ' . Salt Lake City, Utah. .""-33 N - 'fill Now In New ' : Quarters It rl 3th ttrftf . j TRIPP PHOTO STUDIO 1.1,iWf is now located in their new prflJ' garters at 320 1-2 Twcnty- 1&ii- fifth street. The most bcwiuti- ful and modernly equipped ""5 Photograph gallery in the state. t The public is invited to esdfi.ff! meet their friends at this hCH'T' studio. JHafl'ti TRIPP'S JSIBi f 32 !-2 Twenty-fifth St. tmmrmfWl,m W&JW Read the Classified Ads, sackIsuits in singlo and doublo breasted models, mod-els, cutaway styleB and frock coats aro all being much worn at present. Wo have new models that aro very attractive And a noticeably fine display of all manner of HIGH GRADE MATERIALS Our cutting, fitting and masterly tailoring cannot bo surpassed. CLEANING AND PRESSING. NOBBY SUITORIUM Phone 433. 223 25th St 1 1 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminHfifinininiiiiiiHiHiifii ! A million women buy X I comfort shoes this way! II I Look for the name "Martha Washington" and for the Mayer trade j mark on the sole. The genuine comfort shoes are identified this way ? (& H and a million, women have learned to be cautious because substitutes ' J H I are offered everywhere. The substitutes imitate the looks of the: $ H J genuine, but fail to duplicate their comfort-giving qualities. So if you want tho C1 H I real Mayer Martha Washington Comfort Shoes look for the name ."Martha- ' J H J Washington" and the Mayer trade mark, which insure against making a mistake, i j H Women who wear Mayer Martha Washington Comfort Shoes know what genuinel ! jB comfort and restful relief these shoes afford and howthey, banish the aches and 1 1 H pains of sensitive, tired feet. "" H Your dealer has the genuine, or can get them for you?? Refuse substitutesas"the", H genuine are sold in this town. If you cannot find where, write tous.forthe I H dealer's name. IH No buttons mo laces .w u mTq TV-Ct 1 MayerMarthaWashlBstonComfort F Mayer Boot ft Sfcoejfej , H I Shoes are made of soft, pliable MjSSIjr sti&2& Milwaukee' H illgIlIlllg!!llI3IIlllIJlllIliIIIiIlSll8BIIIlIiill!8IIJ H I The Above Martha Wasttmg&on Slippers are for sale by Lagoon opens Decoration Day. Fare 50 cents. nn I Exeiirsloes East I via ttie Do & R. G. fi H THE SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD J j Denver and return $22.50 1 H I Kansas City and return $40.00 IH l Omaha and return .$40.00 r H St. Louis and return $48.00 ' H IH I St. Paul and return $52.00 F H Chicago and return $55.00 g Dates of sale May 18, 25, 31 ; June 1, 5, 8, 12, 16, 20, 22, E H s 29; July 3, 12, 20; August 1, 2, 10, 23, 31; Sept. 4 and 6. j Good returning until October 31st. jH Stopovers allowed in both directions. Diverse routes. -j City Ticket Office, Eecd Hotel. 'IH 3 F. FOUTS, Agent. I 1 Utah National Bank H I OGDEN, UTAH IH i United States Depositary ; IH , Capital and Surplus, 130,0QC R jH I .Gives ste IPsSreiss fifee Frailest j N j Accommodaiton ConsSstemf H wfitta Sale SMd Conservative I , H Banking H I RALPH E. H0A6, President. , 3 HAROLD J. PEERY, Vice-President. fi , M 3 LOUIS H. PEERY, Vice-President. R H i A. V. McLNTOSH, Cashier. j ; IH SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY M We will put on sale 100 boses of our regular 60c Chocolates H for 25 One day only. jl Place your order early in the week for our special Ice Cream IH Bricks for Sunday. Ij H McCARTY-KERN CO. ' H iThe Sanitary Store All goods kept under glass and free N H 2459 Wash. Ave. from dust. Telephone 685 N M WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW " VM |