Show S WATCHES U Angry People Hunt For Marauding Ship ' MERCURY MART Price of This Metal Is Advancing Supply Diminishing -- n ' Pro-vincetq- -- ad-vanci- ' : ' U S VISIT BAKERY s iij Cake Plant Is Running Ready-torWe- ery department was open to every visitor While jisitors Are Shown Around ft iiiiaiviciiiaiitj FOUR ADDED TO FACULTY A Strong Point in Our Collection of Velvet Dresses Au-br- The smart woman does not have to be urged to select a frock of transparent velvet for immediate wear — she already knows that this exquisite fabric is the outstanding fall fashion But she will demand that her dress be an INDIVIDUAL STYLE—conspicuously smart in a season of " - ! It Velvet ASSIST We point out these various high fashion points that make our dresses outstandingly srriar and out of the ordinary frb Surplice ffects Higher Waistlines Tiered R uffled Skirts Fichu Collars Touches of Fine Lace r- Transparent velvet has a rayon pile r range from 'I I f SCORES OF NEW STYLES FROM WHICH TO SELECT A i 3 XT TXT iy-Bix- - J ' DOWN J iephine At a were taken only J - 'I ' : d f Turn Now To The Classified— The Best USED CAR Buys In Ogd en l a iimuigea in oy Eress - Fjor in sil- - Step-i- n $145 Step-i- n I Children's Gowns t ' Children's outing flannel gowns of a heavy grade of touting flannel white and colored Sizes 6 to: 14 years" Special 85c l (Second Floor) n i Lisle Vests 54c Schoolbags with separate pocket for lunch also pencils with shoulder straps waterproof Special each 54c (Bargain Baserient) -- $139 Brief cases made of good quality leather black or prownitwo pockets Special $139 (Bargain Basement) ' " t to-da- l i BriefCases $195 Rayon bloomers reinforcement elasitlc or yoke top elastic knee or step-Istylo Peach or colors $195 (Main Floor) l ' Ogden's leading usedj car merchants are offering a final clean-u- p sale of good used cars which starts y Here is an opportunity to buy that sedan roadster coupe etc that is suitable to your purse and plans Make your second car a USED CAR -- Rayon Bloomers 85c Schoof Bags iLLSlOO 2 for Vests in lisle or cotton in bodice or built np top in small or large sizes pink or white Two for $100 "f (Main Floor) Window Shades 75c Water color window shades ir( light and dark green and sand color 36 inches wide 7 feet long Price 76c each (Third Floor) If i " i - umming r uLL r SHIONED $1 50 T7 T T I T A - IWS1ERY ' in Style 30 Humming Bird Service"HoseToes heels soles tops are cunningly reinforced silk is of superfine quality Tall women 'L 35c " i and Itose j 25c' j 15c 1 IA I Q 1C lj j'K t lifC Gainsborough Towder- Lysol 45c "for ! " j 4j Glycerine Water 8 ounces 10c Lux Toilet Soap 3 for ?f?ful25c length of these hose' " Kotex:3 pkgs i' T! — QQ wCfv $100 Size Hind'si Honey and Almond ?Q VVC L Cream 30c Dr Lyona Denvon ! II i : I M liH J ts!S"- - j —J J — I l II V II J j fLil ' lV tf Ij i Ml1 j 1 S VI if I t J j Xfcs r" I -- 1 vrr L ifP if 7 j J Chiffon Hose II "111 I I O X f - 'L- 'ijLt i Pure Silk Hose H New full 'shades In all ourpopu- lar brands of sheerest chiffons 1 or service weights square or o - j pointed heels style in fit and fin-- h ish $195 0 " I Real Service Ml Palmollve i Shampoo with Shaving j li OO j1 Cream OoC 50c Lablache JI C Powder 'lil1' jnr 50c Kleenex Cold r Cream Remover f JI C 7n-Pow$100 Coty's der 50c appreciate the unusual ' - i Cut''- 02tfG j 1 $195 J i (Third Floor) s $119 chemise with loose or blopmer knee bodice top in a lustrous fine rayon In a beau tiful shade of peach $195 V Floor) h 35c each! Chemise Step-in- s to extension Projects about 2 inches Brackets and nails included Exceptional value ' 48-inc- j panties in lustrous rayons made with elastic top and tailored band knee finished with dainty bow pink or peach' $119 : (Main Floor)' Boys special ifeature brass extension rod has 28 PanKes Step-i- n 35c Curtain Rods - Jo onTheadceVa physician Josephine persisted bathing every day— in chiseled ver bathtubs L a 35c inches wide A Jfine pongee English prints finished cotton cloth in beautiful new English print patterns Best fast colors Yard 35c (Main Floor) I Women's scarfs made bf heavy quality crepe de schine kerchief styles Good assortment of colors $195 values Special $145 (Second Floor) ' mm : $595 wide blanket! Bize 72 by 84 inches Pure wool mixture Cplors arebright and positively fast Price per yard $595 5 (Main Floor) ot 32 ! : Extra big English Prints yard $195 Kerchief Scarfs "Woolglow" Blankets i New fall Shipment of women's wash dresses Sunny Suet make Made of strictly washable lines long sleeVes Sizes 36 prints to 52 jSbecial $195 up I I (SecorM Floor) ' crepe-bac- k j stf-aish- ' $295 eatln Its graceful raping qualities provide a perfect medium for the sponsored styles The matchless wearing qualities guarantees complete satisfaction Yard $295 (Main Floor) A super $195- - House Dresses J MariOyn Satin jpard $195 Womerfs Slips $195 School dresses L'Alglon and Byrdland makes guaranteed materials New and neat styles Sizes 7 to 14 years Special $195 (Second Floor)' (Second Floor) J 'j ' road suffered Injuries to a knee Saturday slight afternoon when he fell from a shed in the Union station yards He was taken teethe Deo hospital where he was reported resting well Saturday night TAD STARTED BATH 7 School Dresses $195 Made of Women's silk chemise and step-in- s a very gipod quality crepe de chine trimmed with dainty laces Regular $250 value Special $1951 (Second Floor) tn T- - riiT- - — Women'sl slips bodice top of a good heavy quality rayon lace trimmed and plain tailored style Sizlps 36 to 42 Special $195 li (Second Floor) V ££r?i i X ver tS'frhCi i ) TTT-nn-- n W4 v-ie- l Silk Chemise —H aav Elbert Ballard ?n'rtf I J tv " J street an electrical helper for the Oregon Short Line rail- — -- i $195 RAILROAD HELPER SSTTnTTTT F Women's gowns of a heavy quality rayon lace trimmed and plain tailored styles pastel shades Bizes 16 and 17 Special sale price II I Cpalt fashion-wis- e Women's Gowns ' 1 Iew Fall tunm hg wornan will find much to delight her in our coat stock M ft- frlt vnll Irl Li tnese oays styiisn coacs— wim neutering im wuwbi snugfy and sottly aoout tne nectc ana cuirs mat ImP rnmd almnst tn trift plbnw An extraordinalv value V at The st X rices i Uncle Sam himself is interested in the supply of mercury in sev- The metal essential in explosives It also ia an essential in certain nmr esses in the fur trade and the army campaign hat is made of leitea rabbit fur It is worth mentioning also that the department of justice some months ago filed suit under the anti-trulaw aimed at the French-German potash combina tion in the interests of American business men and consumers This suit incidentally has important ramuicauons because foreign gov ernments are affected and "national honor" indirectly may be touched The big point about mercury is uai wue us vomme is relatively 's essential in many medicine Kclpmtlfio Inett ments national defense and in dustry its uses have been spreading restricted only by supply and puce SIMILAR CASES n a" similar cases chemist has been busy trying the to develop a substitute for mercury ior various specific purposes £i pueuwuxiae "artificial oil of rose" is the discovery of an American company Experiment? are oeing conducted with this in special reference to heat trans formers The mercury boiler neen established as the most hag ef power unit yet developed ficient but mercury is too scarce to permit its genera! use A substitute uquia with similar characteristic? of heat transference without change of phase and consequent loss of the original material probably again would revolutionize power Congress last winter rejected a bill to legalize importing combinations which would have applied in such situations as the mercury agreement - You will find these dresses here iri the following new Fall shades— Harvest Brown Normandy Green Garnet Red Moderne BIie and Black LXTEltFSTrn eral different ways Is an ar Second Floor I hundred Thirty-fiv- e Ogdenites took advantage! of the opportunity to visit OgderjN newest bakery the Hostess cakoiS lant of the Continental Baking company 2557 Grant avenue j Saturday between The men who were killed! are real- - the hours of 1 and 10 p m Weber college will have foul-neThe entire plant was irf full oply dead many of them leaving deinstructors ready to greet pendent families But as a town eration during the open house pe- - students when registration opens1 official has pointed out Great Bri- on Wednesday September 12 says Aaron W Tracy a uieuui power the t jicdcui outside the village The President new instructors are Pearl The moreover the prestige of the Kel exactsjhore location ias been lost even O Allred Luell H English logg treaty would be endangered by by the older residents who acquired Crouch Business Norma A y any ofert act Besides he feels some of the timbers Those who French and Guy B Hurst that George Washington has done envy the oJder residents their business administration something to adjust the matter The addition of the these insouvenirs of revolution have jtlje Oh yes didn't- you know? The Ifor another storm to structors will lift the total faculty been waiting "Somerset" British man o'war was uncover the membership to nearly twenty it frigate' bones the frigate which lay in Charleston was said But the frenzied group of city harbor on the night Paul Revere fellers Registration will continue Thursrowed across "to the opposite zeal fordecided Ijnot to wait Their day and Friday and class work antiques bids fair to will be commenced Monday mornshore" before beginning his justly coast line here- ing the change celebrated horseback ride Her abouts It isentire fclrtain- - in the event spars jif you recall your Longfel- of the "Somer'sH" coming to light low showed black against the CLUB READY TO moon Hike prison bars" and her that every qualm she caused Paul the fishermen of the RevoSTUDENT commander hadn't the foggiest no- Revere lution and the fishless New Yorktion that she was eoinsr to ha punt ers will be amply revenged The LOGAN Sept 8— According to a away a bit later on the shoals out- - sea in all its fury is as naught as communication received at the ofsiue Jrovincetown Not so long compared with !he souvenir hunter fice of President E G Peterson of after the wreck of the fricate thA in his jj the Utah Agricultural college the rescue of her commander and of ew j the Regrettably pilgrims who Rotary club of Ogden has money by the men of the town and their landed here Mayflower a available in its educational fund to conveyance in irons (fire on Yankee month arid a half the before they ever assist any worthy student residing fishermen would they!) to Boston landed at Plyfnouth— and stayed in Weber county in! gaining a cola great) storm covered the frigate's on and off the Mayflower for lege education The comrnunication remains with a sizeable dune here month that and: a half — left in this was made by J T Rushrner chairThree other' storms In the course none of khe souvenirs with man of the educational fund comof the centuries have unhnrld the place which V Plymouth is besprinkled mittee of the club "Somerset" and buried her again But still can in you! purchase students now ateither Worthy Sixty years ago she made her latest Provincetown ah oil tending or preparing to attend the antique glass Provincerown appearance' Many all of 20 years or more old Utah Agricultural college or some houses have bits of her sturdy tim- - lamp for only $25 of $30 This is ofte other institution should make apners emoeaaea in their floors as a reason for the honest search for the plication to the educational fund result Somerset" on the part of summer committee of the Ogden! Rotary SKELETON PRESERVED people The "Somerset" is not only club Only Weber county (students Today the "Somerset" skeleton as old as the hills — and older than are eligible for the benefits preserved by the very sand which many of the local sand Wills — but fund and the committee willof the of overwhelmed it lies Somewhere she's the British government's free course decide on the moist meri beneath one of the dunes that edge gift to the souvenir sleuth torious cases ' rv entertainment Fred A Kuhlman ma rrnsrer rf the plant said that the visitors inspected the plant thoroughly and with the expressed satisfaction sanitary conditions and the ingredients used in the products Evj Armed With Sharpened Sticks1 Shovels Axes and Other Implements Villagers Will Tiear Apart Vessel Which Fires On American Fishermen Sinking Boats Confiscating Cargoes of Fish Destined for New York By HARDEN COLFAX Special Correspondent of The Standard Examiner WASHINGTON Sept 8— Amer- lean industrialists sanitarians medical men miners chemists BY JESSIE HENDERSON and Uncle Sam himself am turn of The Correspondent Ing eager eyes toward southern Special Standard-Examiner to watch developments in the recently formed combination of DROVINCETOWN Mass Sept 8 —Frantic search for the "Som opanxsh and Italian mercury inter eats which ia scheduled to be erset" British man o'war has been The supply and price of this instituted here by a group of late rare metai — Known mostly as mer summer residents Both men and cury but called quicksilver by the women worked up to a high pitch miner and quoted in the marKet of excitement declare that If they Under the latter name — nfferta the find the hostile vessel they will if well-bein- g and the pocketbook of tear it apart with their necessary every man woman and practically child in the United States for bare hands Theyhave information this is the greatest consuming that the Somerset in case she is sighted will for various reasons not country MERCURY KTIPPTiV TOW resist their onslaught And in the meanwhile the di Little is said openly about it In minishing supply of mercury and the town but it is common knowlme aavancnig price during the edge that "Somerset" fired 4m last few months have 'brought American fishermen outside about a revival of the domestic harbor sunk Beveral mining: industry in the several boats with the loss of many lives western states where the sulphide ore principally cinnabar is found captured another boat and Confis in this country Home produc-tlon- i cated the cargo The confiscated therefore is on the increase fish were destined for New York but much of this additional De City This is the sole reason eiven duction is from dumna where ore by the commander of the Somerset originally mined was cast aside as for firing upon the little fleet ' being too low in quicksilver conPATROLLING DUNES tent to justify reduction In the absence of anv action hv There was a time when calomel local or authorities to and quinine were part of the daily whom the federal was matter renorted in diet of the people in certain parts detail by an escaped fisherman the of the country Science overcomsmall group of belated summer ing the causes of malaria and have taken the thine into people to otherwise prevent and CUre the ills nf man Tins done their own hands and are patrolling much to reduce the use of both of tne sand dunes night and day with these medicinals but they still are sharpened sticks shovels axes and prescribe often Calomel which other Implements in the hope of is about 85 per'cent mercury is catching a glimpse of the foreign ' however only one of scores of me- - marauder dlclnal preparations of which The unfortunate affair was not quicksilver is an essential ingredi- target practice nor a sham battle ent This is not to mention corrosive sublimate or mecury bl- chloride which is used not only In professional medicine but is one of the outstanding antiseptics There are many antiseptic preparations important to the surgeon and to the sanitarian and scores of medicinal soaps which contain mercury which incidentally ic one of the most poisonous substances known to science and must be consumed or used otherwise only under expert advice SITUATION" GIVEN Here Is the mercury situation in a nutshell: The United States consumes over 30 per cent of the mercury (produced in the world It has been producing recently only about a third of its consumptive requirements Italy and' Spain combined produce approximately 90 per cent of the world's output and because their ore contains a higher proportion of quicksilver? they can do it more cheaply In Spain the government owns the principal miie in Italy the principal area is! owned privately and the government owns the eecon-- ! Sales in Snairti dary holdings have been controlled by a privately owned society while in Italy they have been through the sep arate producing agencies Now the Spanish and Italian interests have reached an agreement lor unified control of output sold1 at a lnifonn price Full details of thia international cartel are await ed here with much interest ' bnipments of mercury have been declining and prices Advancing In the last three weeks since nints or the Impending Spanish-Italia- n agreement have been circulated the price at New York has advanced from $123 to $128 per riask of 76 pounds riod and the guests of the company were served cup cakes and while an orchestra played forpunch their LARGE NUMBER Pure silk chiffon full fashioned hose Bilk from top to toe A close out number in good shades a special $135 at $119 lh £OC tal Cream Glyco Mouth 50c i Wash 50c Thymoline 39c - Mentholatum O kC ' |