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Show I Burts' Quality Merchandise at Bargain PrteN I I CI FARiwrp ANTHER RUSH AT E ST0RE YESTERDAY. THE NEWS OF THE CONGRESS OF BARGAINS IN THIS GREAT I C LE IS SPREADING AND BRINGING HUNDREDS WHO KNOW REAL MERCHANDISE BARGAINS. NEW SPECIALS ADDFn I IN EACH DEPARTMENT DAILY. YOU WILL BE BETTER CONVINCED IF YOU COME TO THE STORE TODAY. I Have You Seen the Great Values in Coats- (lA y up to $35,00 Values 9J.Ut) I J RelievesNeuralgIa j . Sloan's Liniment gives instant relief from neuralgia or 5 Sciatica. It goes straight to the painful part soothes the Mia- nerves and stops the pain. Don't rub it penetrates. PROOF Mrs. RrnoiPH NlSCKX, Oconlo.Wis., write " I have used Sloan'3 Liniment for toot line he and neuralgia in the head where nothing else would help me and I would not be without the liniment in the house." I SLOANS I LINIMENT is also good for rheumatism, sore throat, chest pains and sprains. if K Pains AD Cone Mfc)s MRS. C. M. Djva klr, of Johannesburg. Mich., m flBinfifl v ' ' 1 ' ' ,r ' i- - lk iStjBWB4 rnedi ine in the world. It has cured me of IT ftfflpxjMl neuralgia; those pains have .ill gone and I ". NfiBJJ? qu;ie a severe neuralgic headache for four f 'fflr 'X months w.thout any relief. I used your jiyJIr "JwSw ifi Liniment for two or three nights and I wEff jPH fBHR JiK haven't suffered with my head since. I have H BSawf E3wgy found man) quick reliefs from pain by the X vTtXVZjffiiHttvj ) use of Sloan's Liniment and believe it to be H I JSmtX&SUL. I the best 1 iniment on he market to-day. I I . j Mr K5 can r-'cornrnenc 'l fr 'what it did for me." mJ' Price 25c, 50c., and $1.00 at All Dealers, j j. IKblL' Soncl for Sloon's Trco Book on Horses. AU'Jreaa Tfctafck ER- EARL S. SLOAN, I JT Boston, Mass. I LETTER LIST List of letters remaining in the postofflce at Ogden, Utah, January 7. 1918, which if not railed for In two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office: Ladles' List Mi"s Adams, Mrs. May Builson, Mrs. A. Rawley Babcock. Mrs Emily Cot-tam. Cot-tam. Miss Annette Cunlngham. Mrs Margaret Cook. Miss Florence Drotz, Mrs Maria Delarentz. Mrs Sue Davis, Da-vis, Mollie Elliott, Miss M. E. Gor-j Gor-j don, Miss Tweet Hill, Emma Hart, Mrs E E. Howe Mrs. E M. Huff, Ieona Haley. Mrs Alice Jones. Miss Naomi Klmrery. .Mlsp Madge Lawe-ranre Lawe-ranre (2), Mifs Eva Mack, Catherine McHugh, Miss Josephine Munk. Mrs Emma Maxwell. Mis Pauline Moran, Mrs Will Martin. Miss May Nichols. Nich-ols. Mrs. Jessie H. Nielsen, Mrs. J. J Oldham, Miss Florence Falne, Mrs. J H Ripley, Mrs Mary A. Ridley, Rid-ley, Norma and Frankie Rcinheimer. Miss Naomi Sullivan, Miss Man Sullivan, Sul-livan, Mrs. Jane Stork (2)i Mrs. Eh a Shnrtz, Mrs Elizabeth Summers, Miss Phyllis Strate, Mrs L. T White, Miss! Coloce Wright, Mrs A E Williams.! Mrs Eteiia V eager. Gentlemen's List E'.mer Allen, Philip Arbon. Frederick Fred-erick S Baker. Mr and Mrs. Geo Becker, Mr and Mrs Geo Berke, Eavern D Brown, David Bvrne, N. B Bunker, Roy Ballnrd (2), A. J. Clark, J, C. Christiansen, .Joe f'har-trand f'har-trand (L1 1 Mr. Carlson. Mr Clauser, A I, Hunn, F. M D.-nson, M. Doiif-lns Doiif-lns Oscar Dunn, Wm Daniels, Leonard Leon-ard Eld, T r. Evans, Thomps in Fri man, J M Griffin, Thos. Gulre, Chaa Hart, C Howell, C. B Hollister, Mr. Hodgins, E S. Hall, o Ishlno, J. E. Johnson, J Jones H M Johnson. Frank Jackson, Eddy Jackson, Dan Johnson. Arnold Johnson, A B. Jensen, Jen-sen, B. K Kelly (2), Alex Imes. Edward Ed-ward I.arsen, M. J. Leavitt, Wine: Chung Lung, M M. C Moffatt, J E. Mangum, Roy R. Mitchell, A R Ma-tbews, Ma-tbews, .Montana House. Richard I. Mills, T Mathews. Wm. Rover. D J. Nyweld I Nickel, J Parker Perry Jno. Pope, G. A Porter, Robt. Reeves C. H Rea (2), Frank Rltzow, Harry Rice, Henry Reard, K Sails!, el Schulz, I. A. Southworth, Alfred J ! Smiley, Earl Sandford. Frank Steele, G P. Sprengel. Jno. W. Sullivan. ! H Sims, C. Tanaka. S. Tanaka (3), Wm. Watson. Jerome Williams. E. H Wentz. Frank Weiss, K Yashimu-ra. Yashimu-ra. J. H. Young Girls Athletic Assn, Beck Land ft L. S. Co., Snow Storm Con Copper Co., Champion Duck Club, Osden Wholesale Liquor Co., Indies Literary Club, Geo. Newman Groc Co., Ofiden Hat Factory, Mineral Mt Mining Co. J O Wittc. Pig. Co Packages and Papers. Manuel I Antonlou (4) H. Hoshl-ko. Hoshl-ko. Wm Krauae, J. Bfahalra (2), Lilj Osborne. K. Yoshlmura (4), Mrs. Jane Stork. L W SHFRTLIFF. Postmaster. IJO If you would strike a man favorably never hit him in the vicinity of tne ! pocketbook BECKER'S Jm I j everagc for trie 11 I Ol 5 true KealtK food f r etWCen mea3- fll?-'"'SS r- rroro your local dealer. jT " ItiouschoSd Range Explosions H There is a great difference between l Water-jackets bursting and exploding. We V say that any water front or water back can ! freeze and burst, or become cracked and leak, wJM if you don't use precaution. Some, however, -9 as we have learned recently, EXPLODED; 'H thereby, endangering life and property. We I do not wish to be misunderstood ; this is a fact. Not yet, have we come across a single instance I where a Water-jacket purchased from us has EXPLODED, 'here is a reason for this, 'H I ASK US ABOUT IT. Also note the differ- I ence please. BURSTING may simply mean a tm crack in the jacket, causing leakage; an EX- U PLOSION means a blow-out causing DE- , STRUCTION. We do not want to hear of homes being destroyed, and any advice you MM wish along the Stove line, we will freely give. i SUIWIWERILL'S STOVE REPAIR HOUSE H Telephone 364. F. Summerill, Mgr. 2304 Washington Ave. II H EVENING STANDARD PREMIUM OFFERS Some of Our Premiums Are Free to Subscribers and Some Are Sold fl at Reduced Prices on Certain Conditions Reud Some of Our H Offers and Then Call at the Standard Office and fl See Our Premiums. The Standard has decided to offer premiums for advance payments of subscriptions to the Evening Standard. Stan-dard. It cobts money to send collectors collec-tors out for subscriptions and It Is worth something to have subscribers pay in advance. For that reason we offer the following inducements to pav in advance. Ixiok at these magazines mag-azines and then read our offers following: fol-lowing: Poultry Husbandry published monthly The Woman's World, published monthly. Farm anil Fireside, ,ublished twice a month The Ladles World, published monthly. OFFER NUMBER ONE. Pay two months In advance arid rjB give you any two of said Journals for two months, and jf you keep two months paid In advance for twelve mouths we will jve you the said two Journals for one year Say you pay two months in sd Vance now and you Mt any two of xald journals for two months, and In a month you can pay one mouth more In advance and If you continue to pav that way for one year In advance it will keep you paid Up two months all the time, ami you get any two Journals each month for a year, but no longer. In other words, you get Interest on $1.50 paid in advance ad-vance for one year in the shape of two niflRaaines or Journals. If you bank that $1 50 it would earn bis (CfQts per year for you, but pay youf I lwo maga-H Sines as your interest that you can-B I not buy for less than $1 .00 in casb.B OFFER NUMBER TWO M Pay three months in advance ior I the Evening Standard ou the samo I conditions and terms as ln Offer Xum- B her One, and we will let you havoB any three of the journals above nam - ed for three to twelve ronths as dc-B sired by the subscriber. tl OFFER NUMBER THREE Pay six months in advance for the ESvening Standard on same terms and conditions as stated In Offer Number One and we will let you have theBj four jourunls above named and "Op-B portunity." the leading magazine ofW its kind In the world, (which masa-H sine costs you Si. 50 per year in 'Ill'H vance elsewhere, for six to twelve months as desired by the siilisrrit'rrJM If you are desirous of uMilinn'H an. of the journals without cost '" you. make the adanc payment. slsnB up agreement to that effect andfl we will have selected !?' jvou delivered promptly each month. All old subscribers have the -,-tmeB privileges as new subscribers, but 'l be entitled to any "f 'l M subscriber must sign an aKrcenn-ntB the n' .aH no TlieB will give different ni .sm times prices so Iow that everybody can afford to sign H to get them. H |