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Show THE OGDEN 8 SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13. 1921. STANDARD-EXAMINE- R LAST & THOMAS r -- am n H 1 I 1 ! Largest Eiver of Europe Contests Staged By Athletic Association Create Keen Likely to Regain Its Interest With Girls ' Former Importance ; - 'New- ; Girls of the athletic department 61 of The the a Staff Ogden High school held their Correspondent (By of first restoration The Press. swimming meet at the Sanitar Associated oft ium Thursday under the direction ' Miss Stookey. Margaret est commercial highway of Russia, Beryl Beringer proved to be the con is one of the tasks for the spring big star of the meet capturing three places. She won the plunge for fronting the Soviet government, to first the Australian crawl and distance, seed eether with that jot providing contests. the fancy diving for The grain and food until of the follow: results regions the entire population Short Free Style Carmen Hat;, bordering the river, j Mable Fackbrd, second; Elma first; a. emu. w xnis iasK is iineu third. Swanson, overseas portant as the restoration of Front Dive Vera Fuit. Straight J lliifyitld Carmen .Hall,, second; Dorothy first; oil the fields, the saving of the Baku thirds .m Vail, and of fisheries sturgeon Caspian Alice Chapman, Breast 9tro6e caviar, or the speeding up of the rail-- ; won; Dorothy Hyslop, secapd; , way systems. third. "Little Mother" Volga, 2,305 miles Australian Crawl Beryl Beringer. long, the largest river of Europe, nav-of won; Sherma Hendershot, second. from the almost gates very igable Carmen third. Hall, to sea, the Caspian Moscow, down Long free style race Vera Fuit, means more to Russia than the won; Dorothy Vail, second; Dorothy because to United the States, v 0 wtaw n !lnro va In Piiaal'i Hyslop, third.distancs-Beryl Beringer, Plunge for The Volsa .nhiDDine was the best Won; second; Sher Dorothy Hyslop, of and most highly organized artery ma iienaersnot, third. commerce of the old empire, Side stroke Alice Chapman, first; were floated fish, its down ways grainr Sherma Hendershot, second; Dorothy More timber. petroleum, salt, andwas third. Jiysiop, a and it the than freight railways, Fancy dlying Beryl Beringer, won; passenger highway. More than 2,000 Vera Fuit, second. and steamers plied up Back troke Alice Chapman, first; channels. down its HaH, second; Katnerlne Rob passenger Carmen Magnif iciertt third. steamers went to Astrahakah and there erts, Miss Dora Smith. Miss Rula Ward were transhipppassengers and freight Grace Atkinson were the ed to the Caspian, and thence to Bakuj and Miss Refreshments were served judges. of Caucasus center the the business the meet. ' The entire enthe followingand Persia, or to Krasnovodsk, was ' try list follows: It landing port for Turkestan. Demonstration of following strokes: a world of inland commerce of Great side Austrlallan stroke, breast stroke,over-arRussia quite unknown to Western crawl, trudgeon, English by rbpe Berly Beringer. FROZEN FOR, MONTHS Short free style race: Thelma Now th big famine has called atMargaret Bell, Thelma Leavltt, tention to the Volga. - Frozen from Smirl, November to April, she will then again Lucille Mattson, Ilia Willis, LaVon Cortez, Myrna Morse- assert herself, unless another drought Trap, Dorothy Frances g Pedlar, Mary Hanks, waters. Like head, cripples her Call, Dot Williams. Bemlce the Missouri, but more particularly Loretta Vogel, Sarah Agee, Katheryn Wallace, th Mississippi, the Volga has Mary DeBry, Norma- Mattson, Norma her and she moods, channels, changes Mitchell, Gertrude Pederson, Mabel carries big quantities of black and, Carver, Carmen Hall. brown earth which she deposits here front dive: Dorothy HysStraight to the dismay of the pilots. and there, Olga Gunnarson, Vera Fuit, Alice In pre-wdays dredging machines lop, channels open but, since the Johneon, Norma Mitchell, Johnson, kept herwar and during the revolutions Dorothy Vail, Norma Mattson. general Breast stroke race; Marion Brown, these dredgers haven't been so busy. Ilia Nina Willis, Lucille Mattson. Another factor has been the gradual Lola Moore, Alice Vail, Jones, serDorothy of the steamer disorganization vice, with unrepaired engines and in- Chapman. Australian crawl: Olga Gunnarson, competent or dissatisfied crews. Under-the Soviet control, no fares were Beryl Beringer, Sherma Hendershot. Marion Brown, Long free style: paid until September last, and neith- Dorothy Carlson, Myrna Morsehead, er captain nor crew have for many months received either food or pay. Dorothy Hyslop, Kathryn Roberts, And so it has gone, until from 2,000 Vera Fuit, Nina Moore. Dorothy Vail. Mitchell, Lucille Naylin, Lola and odd steamers daily on the rivers Norma there are but an odd hundred. . InJ j ones. Plunge: Dorothy Hyslop, Nina Astrakhan, the correspondent waited Moore, three days to get a berth. Thousands onerma Alice Johnson, Beryl Beringer, nenaersnoi. of refugees; perish from hunger while Side stroke race: Thelma Smirl, waiting for boats uorotny liyslop, Margaret Bell, Dor FARES One step towards improving the othy Carlson, Myrna Morsehead, Thel ma Leavltt, Eva Marshall, Lucille service haa been the recent Mattson, Hla "Willis, Bess Longhurat, earned. Kathryn Roberts, Sara Agee, Lucille The Communist commissary aboard iMaynn, Alice cnapman. Fancy diving: Vera Fuit. Alias the vessels, ostensibly to control the Johnson, Beryl Berinjtri- Margaret ot niS in mosi aevoie appears gapmin, r time to private trade and doesn't in- Taylor. Back stroke racei Dorothy Cortex, terfere seriously in the running of the Olga Gunnarson. Dorothy Carlson, vessel. When the steamers are turned back Bernice Vogel, Frances Pedlar. Kath to their original company- owners, as ryn. ttooerts, iteien Jensen, Alice Chap' is possible, it is expected that Volga man. of Demonstration life traffic may get in the way of functionsaving by Beryl Beringer. oo ing again. . oo : Springs formed by subterranean rivers cause the appearance of spots of fresh' water in the world's oceans. OO Tailor bird is known by that name because it sews the leaves of its UTZRAN. on the Volsa, Nov. 12 -- i mid-summ- er . Linens and white goods at savings, the greatest in years. A timely opportunity to supply present and future needs of these unusual reductions in prices. Thousands of dollars of the newest merchandise in pure linens and satin damask, pattern cloths, maderia linens, napkins, linen and cotton towels, lace covers and scarfs, sheets and pillow cases in plain and fancy. Every wanted white material is included in this great sale. ' k ' -- Sher-Moor- e, i Mis'-sissip- pt i 4- . up-an- oil-burni- ng 25-kn- ot - TOWEL SETS One extra laTge towel, ' one medium eiz towel, two wash CO OC cloths. SWISS EMBROIDERED : PILLOW CASES V Ol ...... J)l.0 MERCERIZED DAMASK. 45x36 elxe. hr , ar We are showing a large assortment of genuine hand embroidered maderia cloths, centerpieces, dollies and isets. We are prepared to satisfy the fancies of the most particular housewife, and the prices Silver bleach pattern cloths. are right Pure Irish linen, round design, pattern cloths, 72x90, with one dozen napkins to match. 20x20 size. Reg- ularly priced at $20. Quoted spe. mercerized Linen loom cloth, 72x72. $3.75 values. . . re-esta- -- pattern $1.95 Ready hemmed for Immediate use. Good quality. Regular $6 00 value. &A )( Special calo price. 44XJ .......... PATTERN CLOTHS each Hemstitched, mercerized, pattern cloths. 72x72. Exceptional quality. $3 50 value. On ssle Special satin finish bed spreads. Urge size, hemmed edges, scalloped cut corners, and square cJlopei rdges. Values to $3T0. . . . O J.Uj Special, each (jr rn MERCERIZED NAPKINS 22x22 Ikizca " . REPORT OF i companies In Greater New York not included In clearing- houw tatmnt: Loam, dUeount. etc., f 810.240,300; decrease. i:4.S0O. Gold. I4.19S.000: Mecrene. 117.400. Currency and bank note, $17,24.-20Increase. $1,308,100. Deposits uith federal reserve, bank decrease. New York. 162,201.700; - yi3XCl SSOI.OOO. Total deposit. $611, 17?, 400; .NEW SHOW HOUSE. The possi bility of a new $100,000 show house for Washington avenue is not far distant. Plans call for a house with a seating capacity of 5000. The house vrill show nothing but low grade foreign films. ; crfi, ............ OUTING FLANNEL White outing flannel, fceavy weight. Regular 3c value. Special, the 22c yard 35 lech width. OUTING FLANNEL White outing fUnnel. 27 Inrbes wide, twill finish, good ;. ICC th Regular )ard. 14c Special, yard . ..... SHEET SALE $xc ...... WEARWELL At ... ...... 1 d-- p Ol0 SHEETS- - flxfO bavy v up ege. eight. cot ttar. will wear. value. SpccUl at Rrg-uU- r $2 C5 $U9 ifh Lace Table Covers S3.50 ll.tM and roucd lace trim S4 Jcctea la CI csedaJUoca and center tsiertirsi. Daintily de- tgaed asd an extreme a low price of cs'y . . IC CO Utle clotbt. amcttr witb Uce rued d tsealllea. Aort ed itylea. PprcUl value 11 Bridal sheets, ilxJO, extra f:c count wr.ave. lth a good he ra. 1 nn regular $2 IS value. Special, each iO incbea long, lace ejgr, jjid jo r v5)U 48c & accepted the invitation to come here. he Mid: A31A7.1NG THING. "The amaslnc thing f me !s that men snd omtn will take an oath of office) to drend. protKt and uphold the constitution, then to tear it down by eellir out proe4 to hie enemies and thus becoming ronatltutlonal anarchists. do r.ot marvel at the Iowr element violating th law. but It is rw good cltl-amiilng to hav r t h paid and comfort their leandlng In word and ded to htcae er.tsared In vioUtlnx th VoUtead law." Son trHl b Thurwday afternoon' a dUUMion of Christian gten ovr toThe epeaVers will include leadership Rev. Lucius H. Rigbee of Mlnnepfiit, snd Dr. Iynn Harold Houth rf Detroit, former president of Northwestern University. The Inspirational meetings will enl Thursday right with a tlx masv meeton tr.r at which Mr, Mott will pak "Th Tre.ent Icternatlcnal Situation, and Riahop ltd In It. Hughe of wni talk ca 'The of HOLD SESSION X ln- - of th Tanks In action aed sutbertiel ea ofHt-ia-i ty t.e torernmenL At5d from their entertainment vatu. th Sea are qcite ir.itructjTt sr.d tdut. iionai, -- co- STAKE MEETINGS TO BE HELD TODAY m I3.4i4.000. Prominent Men to Discuss Meetings will be held In the Wsber Institutions Hold Millions in crease, DO: Eliminating amountu due from rtak today, at which ail members and reserve depositaries and other bank at Vital Detroit cf the various org ar.itatlor.s offlcera Topics Excess of Legal and truft companies in New York City are urged to attend. Week This snd United mates: The hish prte:e wi; meet is the Requirements decrease. $614,701,500; Deposits, Second rl haJl at 1 o'clock wi'h $438,600. rreeidenl T. Pamuel Browning la Mich-. Nov. Prcml DKTROIT. Cash In vault. $26,971,700. Banks: 12. The actual YORKi Nov. NEW charge. DeFailures for Week Show Trust companies: Cash In vault, ntnt churchmen reprewnttnr many At I clock In the same fcal, war4 condition of clearing house banks and $47,374,200. selected world have been of and their counselors sjZ ths tishops Houses parts crease; shows week trust companies for the oo- Brokerage ward clerks, r teachers, home missionss international in reserve the durlor esspeakers Is Jiotd $35,133,750 J that they The Hudson's Bar company Ave Optimistic aries cucrcn and offlcera wj;i is This Methof leeal reoulrements. pxc.ps tabllshlnr costs In northern Siberia. inspirations! conference of the Lewis V. fihortUff will pre an increase of $22,261,800 from last held be to odic Episcopal church, side. ' week. hers beginning; Monday, Nov. 14. ana (International News Service.) Ths Relief Society wilt meet In the The statement follows; NEW YORK, Nov. 12. Eyes of the lasting; until Nov. 22. Ainonr tne Fecond ward chapel at J p. m.. when CONDITION ACTUAL. vvrere business world this week announced are Hoy A. Jesus Christ." fastened speaaers all stake and ward cfflcers ar urftd ; $4,392,891.-000naLoans, discounts, etc., upon the International arms limitato be preenU Itsynes of HJllsboro. Ohio, new Jonn decrease. $22,189,000. tion meeting at Washington, which if tional prohibition commlMlonir; The Sunday school officers ard Cash in own vaults: Members fed-erit succeeds An lifting the tax burdens Jt. Mott of New York; City, interna- WAR PICTURES TO teachers will meet in the Weber NorIn reserve bank, $75,682,000; from the peoples of the world, will tional secretary of the Your.: Wens mal at 2 o'clock w.'th Hjpt. It. college BE SHOWN TWO DAYS several bishand thereby give a tremenduous impetus crease, $6,004,000. Christian association, In charge. It. Ooddard to world trade revival and stabilisaReserve in federal reserve oanit i ... and other leaders of the church. - o ops Increase. tion of international financial re- member banks, $618,846,000; Mr. lUynti is a prominent laymen la -' Powder River, . the World War TRAVELERS GUESTS . $23,130,000. lationships. the church. s pictures taken by the Reserve in own vaults: btats oanis If there is a measure of success In United Elates the will address The speakers ovu; in and Thurs signal corpa. and which ahow Utah AT FISHER'S HOME limiting naval competition, business and trust companies. Tuesday, men believe the next big task will be crease, $188,000. and other western men In action duriana me mrce 16. NoTimcir n, It day, to terminate the chaotic state of Gerthe conflict sgTtlnn Germany, will Reserve In depositaries state banks days set spart durinr tDe coniertnce ng; in trust finances and are More than which $J,7lQ,ooo; t mersb-erand lor atudjr b shown Tuesday and WdneJv at companies. many's meeting: cf the lor Inspirational affecting Rakthe Alhambra crease. $145. OQO. trade. Herman theatre. ac-ci-lioUnited "The Commej-riaconference of ths theme, Trat'.er ajeneral Is The move" by eastern xNet demand deposits, 3..3.zii.er, lot. No. t. American to of Ogden were guest lat right World Need and Our Reply." obtain lower wages and arailways thia $9,858,000. for home- f W. 1. rtehtr. : 3 t Van 000; making; the Increase, at threatened producTLliDAY. preparations Ol'lN tie-u- p in of the garment Industry tion. Time deposits. $224,116,000; n Huren will avenue, at a social and dancir.c The open Tuesday msetlnfs r New York were the week's major crease, $1,741,000. The American legion Is very fortu-n- party. Musical selections war offered aa address with Ulshop by morning; in securing these government ar hr MUi Mary Tliher. Miss Kalherlr labor moves. Circulation, $82,701,000: decrease, William T. McDowell of Washington. La The production of steel" during Oc- $81,000. D. C. Ills address, "The Master and pictures, st veteran organisations all rithsr and Mias Helen Hunter. Light tober was the greatest of any month xUnlted States deposits deducted. c'.amorinr for them. lunch and refrtihments war served. the Hour." will sound the keynote of nvtr the states are since February, but a tapering off was $89,348,000. The home wts e;terBteSy decorated conference. A communion service, Tha pictures are eald to be tha rnot the expected for the remaining montha Of Aggregate reserve, $336,530,000. In of the orgar.l'aticn will be conducted by llishop Theodore remarkable ever taken under actual with fo'-or1921. Commodity markets were genshell fire. Records show that eleven white, Uiue and go'dExcess reserve. $35.12,750; S. Henderson of tetrolt. . men wer ktlle-- and twenly. oo erally firm compared with prices a crease, $22,161,800. In the afternoon. Dr. John O. Den-to- n ramera ana even trust wounded a month ago. banks A cn the starts of of durlnx tsklnc farm rear temito will Summary plant cf New York speak upon - BUSINESS FAtLTJRES Windsor. Ont haa produced Bore Bpots of the Nation." liih-o- p the s'.x thouaand feet t.f The Isrga Business failures for the week toMany of our own county h?i tomateea and grown to neaxiy 12 Th squirrel Is a great proCharges I. Meal of Denver, alto thrills. ar really talled 634, a decrease of T7 ag comcoir c Into action und feet. will a be speaker.irv vider. Ht takes ho chances In oo the German pared with the preceding week. brlnginr United Statre prisoner. The Race the relations The country's total bank clearings is remarkable and slrea on ths unknown winter. An eae'.ern has ceen photography the at discussed be will by speakers for the week were $5,344,845,146. comto men the ef credit the of J::y-r.i- i grest Fignal movingmaking those session. pictures Among Tuesday evening During ths months h Is pared with $3,081,647,668 the previous on the prorram are Ernest J. Corp. U. 8. A. Ths pictures are In to show their muscular reaction lo ars who wees. collecting food ht mtnsgss treaaurer of truth the only .uthentlc films taken acids and electricity. Scott of Washington, Brokerage houses aain were ontl- to savs about f h Howard University; Ulahop Robert 11. WEATHERa. rise tn stock valimsus predicting of New Orleans, the first negro Jones ues. The averaee Dries of IB it In the family itors room ha nniMn!:1 hlihnn ftf th PROOF 'in Bentatlve stocks on the New York for the winter. Rev. George HolUnrihead of church; stock exenange was 71.25, a gain of YOUR Jersey City; Rev. L. V. I"ara of litn-haz 5 cents a share over the Drecedinr canyon. Utah, and Dr. t'ernon BUILDINGS , wees. If we would emulate ths McComba. superintendent of the Latin Gold continued to douit In from cna-flfst Ixa Anrels American NOW i savs mIion and squirrel abroad, $3,800,000 in bars coming on IROilCVM. WOXDiUAY or even ont tsnth of our tne AQuitiana. A similar shipment Is Wednesday morning's meeting- will V due next week. WC ARE SPECIALISTS IN THE TREATMENT CF PYORRHEA each pay day ws amlngs be a to gendiscussion devoted the of Liberty bonds ahowed grains for the not would bs eral theme, "The World's Heart. dependent BAHN, USE week ranging from ten cents for the Health and Mind and Our "Reply." upon others when ths Winto $2. ner $100 irourtn issue. 4 will include llishop Edgar of ter Life Tims apFpoakers xor tne irst .Laoerty 4s. ROOF AND BRIDGE PAINT Rlak of Parts; Dtshop It.r wheat values were the lowest in proaches. Smith of India; J. II. Kweg-lsix years. Exports continue hlh preaident of the Ivir.giton more than seven million bushels being H. C. and who spent It only takes One Dollar to actual xne united Etates and Salisbury. olvss snipped-zroiWE ARE CECIALISTS IN CROWN AND BRIDIE WORK ,lt a his of life in Africa, aod us. an Account with start large Canada this week. Prices moved up . head William c( Oldham, llishop Wo pay A par cent Interest slightly this week. May being quoted It ersssrves weed, .prevents the church in South America. at ii.iu on surcovers accounts, reusn and savings rusting Wednesday afternoon'a urogram InExports of corn totalled 1.021.058 faces well. cludes an addreae by Thomaa Nicholbushels for the week, nearly double son f Chicago on "The Church and the shipments of the same week in rlfiht Plan te apply now I Her World." 1920.. Western reports show fa.rmir We fcsvs a Specialist In Plate er False Teeth Work. If ycu kavs ylatss That night a dlscuaalon on Taclfic eontinua to market their supplies of " and far eastern conditions will take f you cannet wssr, ate us. all grains rapidly. For aala by will include The cotton market'ig on ths decline, Ulshoy place. Speakers Homer C. Hunts of Omaha, Rlshop liquidation following the government's Herbert Wetch of Korea, snd Dr. report indicating a larger yield than ItaJph A. Ward, a former missionary previously forecast." Cotton ginned !to China now located in New York. prior to. November 1 amounted to bales. Since last "Individual and Bocial Needs," an close cotton has fallen fromSaturday's address by Dr. 1Z. 8 Tittle of Evanion. $1.50 to Ws have ths larjest office In Osden. Ou atxth year wlthsvt a ehangs o Paint is mada by $9.00 a bale. January delivery closed UL, and the talk of Commlaaioner which makes our gwrsntee ef 16.75 a pound. The week's California Paint Company, today atwere Haynas will be features ot the Thursexports session. 150,705 bales. day morning; Call money rules between 5'and 6 "A Vision of American Sovereignty," r h c " e Wl 24tS WatMnfton Averue, Cast S'dt California Oakland, per cent on the New York stock ex- is the topic upon hlch Cnmmtmlort r uiiiuSB uia.weeK, it Deing 4 2 to 6 la t. Hayn will Mast weeii.. situation with church ladra wha he IVflTC ESPA LOCAL BRIEFS $1.75 . FUt lace Ctrttrr METHODISTS TO 0; siir. $300 val-r- s. ir IDC IJ'.eached canton fanr.1. II Jr.ch vtJdtb. heavy grade. Regular CSc no seller, special, the yard jC Lace Dresser Scarfs 48c e LAST absorbent BED SPREADS st -- 45c , finish, double thread weave Turkinh hand towlir. 11x37. Regular 55c value. Quoted special it 23c each cr qq Special ender, etc. Specially reduced to stimulate buying during the rrc'tnl sale. $2.25 . 20c CANTON FLANNEL TURKISH TOWELS It's a very opportune time to pur chase Christmas and wedding presents. We urge you to lake advantage of the opportunity we are af fording you and buy now. Ry go Co Ing you get jour cholc at a saving of money. We hate ju?t received a large shipment of fancy Turkish towels la every Imaginable pattern, and they are of the chclc-ei- t colors pink. blue. tan. rold. lav- PURE LINEN PATTERN at Turkish bath towels, extra largo size, double thread weave, batii towels. 22x14. Regular COc valae. FANCY TOWEL SALE 49 T nest together. $4,35 jard $1.69 .......... TURKISH TOWELS . tttbes e!f ht. regular good value. Hpectzl h'. it ltitt One large toel .ore medium size towel, one w?.h cloth. fcti Special, each Or 5clhe pair. 27 ide, TOWELS SETS The regular dollar quality at this remarkable sale price of English cotton shirtings with colored silk stripes. Our regular $1.00 ofquality in & large variety cloth made of the fin-eof beautiful colored stripes. A particular close woven construction different and washing. Forty-fivEgyptian cotton yarns that will give the utmost in wearfor Ohr'stmas. Dependable high colored silk stripei to choose from. Excellent suggestion 49c a of low yard. price grade shirtings at an unusually very mm CONDI ! M Giro NESS WORLD -- Special Silk Stripe Shirtings C -- - hemstitched linen 56x72 size. Regular Napkins to match $4.95 dozen. b-r " ' value. $6.00 J)4.4 towl. Dleached caaton flannel, $125 We bare a large and varied line of Unrn sets. Separate pattern cloths and napkins in all sixes and qualities which we are actually reducing 25 and 30 per cent for the benefit of our many customer. Without question we can saTe you mony on these articles. Come in snd let us find what you heed. CLOTHS . $13.75 PATTERN CLOTHS &cti value. $6 00 CLOTHS PATTERN CLOTHS 25 Regular Special $1.69 CANTON FLANNEL Two wuh cloth?, one large Special, the ?et ODD CLOTHS AND NAPKINS Hemstitched linen pattern cloths, In a large assortment of choice patterns. 68 inch width, reinforced weave. Regular 80c the yard. COp J0C Now, yard MADERIA WORK .... J .... PATTERN CLOTHS i 7c J ..... LINEN PATTERN 70x70 size. - -- of one cloth 72x72 inches, round design, attrmctlre patterns, and li napkins to natch, 20x 20. Rejrular $17.50 ratue. Ol 1 7C . Special, set QO value at, pair m, slow-movin- Regular 12.25 TOWELS SETS Two doilies and one scarf, linen body with lace rdgea. Regular $1.98 value offered during this sale at. t They come In boxes. consisting LLO The et BUFFET SETS LINEN SETS Pure Irish Aberdeen lineasets. ' Ho-to- met-I'reaid- n. al IF HE WILL SMOKE around the house, get him one of our travel- ing smoke sets. He can carry it with him froro'one room to another and keep your place clean. Priced from S 4.00 up. Pine for Christnias. J. S. Lewis Co. "GIFTS THAT LAST." v ' " A FOOTBALL team i3 about to be organized among the Jap citizens in Ogden. Games will be arranged and played during .the winter months in the Armory on Twenty-fourt- h street. Wouldn't it BE A GOOD IDEA to surprise him Christmas tim with one of our elegant gold knives' for the end of his Waldemar Chain. They are handy and nifty and are within tie reach of all. $3.50 to $20. J. S. Lewis Co. "GIFTS THAT LAST." ' A PARTY OF EASTERNERS trav- eling by auto to attend the Arbuc-kl- e trial at Frisco, stopped over night at the public camping grounds. There are forty in the party and praised the camp facilities highly. KEEP YOUR EYES on our window displays. Aside from being the prettiest windows in town they contain Christmas auggestions that will be of interest to all ages. J. S. Lewis Co. "GIFTS THAT LAST." The police are going to be given instructions to keep the loafers on the curb edge of the sidewalk. Standing In front of the window displays kill the value of a window as; ladies will not stop where the male gossips collect. THREE THOUSAND ladies wrist watches are worn in - Ogden and there Is room for that many more. We are showing a big assortment Good ones from $20.00 up. J. S. LEVIS CO. Jewelers , ,. v dele-rate- We-anela- y a l Ix-glon- - at For the Winter Time of Life - j n . s - .. haSr-ra:in- 'i g fn i i. ' urlt-ere'.t- in i one-fift- rnr. . .... m. th " (r TEE CAL-PA-C- O l-- CEdDWRI Zs Letr Ac-gre- y, coi-leg- n best-by.ts- i-- LlHi e. rrt rt M3 z. Cal-Pa-- COMMERCIAL E. A. 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