OCR Text |
Show ra JWES3Sfi I ALL I STATE DAILY UTAH PAGE SIX. STYLES-uni- on C.D. IVES SOLO ONLY BY o AT THE GRAND. Wednesday Forty . five B Minutes from Broadway O AT UTAHN A During Week Camille. 0 f Capital and Surplus, 3275J00.00 First National Bank s O O Origin of Common Terms. as generally used, has Ballot, wandered far from its original meanEven blackballing of "little ball ing" Is no longer necessarily literal. Language has several fossil relics of Bulk mincemeat, 15c per lb. primitive methods of voting. . Most lb. Turkeys, 250271ec per famous is ostracism," which perpetGeese. 22 per lb. uates the memory of the oatrakon," Spring chickens, 17 2 to 20e per lb. (be potsherd or shell upon which the Old chickens, 170!Oc per lb. Athenian citizen voted for the banish-n-!!- t Minuemeat, 15c per lb., two for 25c. of a too primlnent personage. Picnic Hama, Hr. Another Instance la spondulicks," the Fish. slang word for money. A spondulos." Salmon, 17 1 to 20c. properly a vertebra of tha spine, cams Halibut. 15c. A to mean any round thing and In parSmelts, 15c. ticular tha voting pebble or its metal Crabs, 25015c. equivalent 8 had, 13 c. l-- 2c 1-- DAVID ECCLES, Prasidant ta 1903L 1-- OGDEN. UTAH CEO. H.TRIBE.... I M. S, BROWNING.. JOHN PINGREE, Caahiar JAS. F. BURTON, Asaiatant Caahiar DIRECTORSi Adam Patteraoa David Eeclrs John Wataoa 1C. 8. Browning W. W. Biter George H. Tribe L. B. Hills Joseph Clark H. H. Rolapp Barnard White John Spiers Raspsctfully solicita tha accaunta af Banks, maraantila firms and individual Ws pay interest on time deposits. Ample raaaureaa, caurtaaus treat ment, superior sarviea. FRIDAY, MARCH 13, AT THE THEATRES PRICE. E ham-CN- i JOURNAL, r Boles, is c. About five years ago Quincy Adams Perch, is c. Sawyer," a story of New England Ufa Black bass. 35040c. Its made Charles appearFelton, by ance In attractive book form. Directly 4 Striped bass, 21 b. EvFinnan huddle, 20c. It achieved enormous popularity. Smoked whltetlsh, 20c Ik erybody was reading it and talking Fruits and Vegetables about It. The sales continued for a Utah apples, f 1(11. 50 box. year with no ahatlon. About that time the parties concerned In the book saw Bananas, 10 to 40c dos. In the story all the elements of a sucLemons, 25 to 15c per dos. cessful play. Te be sure It lacked a Oranges, 25c, 10c, 15c, 40c, 50c and vllllan, a ruined girl. a lost will, a 50c per dos. mortgage and a cruel uncle, but it Beets, 2c lb. contained plenty of types of people all Potatoes, 1.25 per rwt distinct and natural. And no the Green onions, 3 fur 5s. dramatisation was made. California lettuce, 2 beads for 10c. If the book wse successful the play Florida lettuce, 10c per head. was doubly so. Houses crowded to the Utah cabbage, 2 lb. doors marked its every appearance. New California cabbage. Sc lb. "The very beet New England play Turnips, 3 l3c lb. ever seen wee the universal verdict lb. Carrots, 3 The play clooely follows the book Cauliflower, ll l2c per head.' No attempt was made to enlarge upon Celery, 5c bead. the plot. Quincy Adams Sawyer" la 6c per bunch. Radlshe a wealthy young Boston lawyer, who 5 to 15c each. Hubbard squash, goes to the country for hie health. He 2 quarts for 25c. Cranberries, meets a blind girl, whose love he Grape fruit, I for 25c Their courtship ts the main win Fresh cocoanuts, 10c each. them of the play, but It la not on any New fig 20c lb Smyrna Interone feature of the play that the New golden dates, 15c per lb. est centers, for as far as New Fard dates, 15c lb. love goes, there are six Sauerkraut, 10c per quart. stories In progress all the while. It Is beets. Be lb. California and of character the realistic portrayal 20c lb. Fresh tomatoes, scene that has won the play ita dla 10c bunch. New California beets, loves world The tlnctlon. anything Nuts genuine. It Is the Jollieet play ever wrtlten. ' English walnuts, 25c per Ih. Soft shell almonds, 10c per lb. The comedy scenes are strong and Hasel nuts, 25c per lb. of seriousness tender and the many, 25c per lb. Pecans, the sentimental portions being only Brasil nuts, 25c per lb. sweet content and satisfaction unmixChestnuts, 25c per lb. ed with ngret or sadness. Mixed nuts, 25c per lb. The play la popular everywhere. 12 Peanuts. be per lb. ie Grant congratuto Manager Pine Nuts, 25c per lb. , lated on securing this great play, for Butternuts, 20c per lb. tomorrow afternoon and evening at Uickury nuts, 15c per lb. the Grand. Produce and Flow "The Gingerbread Man." Wheat, per cwt, $1.50. ' Oats, per cwt, $1.50. Whole corn, per cwt, $1.50; chopped, A striking simile, although a little that 'applies to the worth 11.70. Barley, rolled, per cwt, $1.45; whole, of the musical fantasy The Ginger bread Man" Is that It la aa near per- $1.25; chopped, $1.16. Bran, per sack, $1.20. fection as the gingerbread that mothBaled lucerne, per cwt, 10c. er used to make It la a great big Timothy, baled, per cwt, 70c. musical show, and gladdens the heart Baled straw, 15c. and delights the eye. The flavor of Flour, high patent, per cwt, $2.S5; Merry Christmas pervades every line of the dialogue and every stage pic- per eack, $1.25; straight grade, per ture. Kris Kringle and hla reindeers; cwt, $2.50; per sack, $1.25. Previaione. Jack Horner and Hie Plum; Margery Daw. Simple Simon and hla nursery Utah cheese, per lb., 20c; Swiss, per rhymes and Jingles, Wondrous Wise, SO Sally Lunn and many others of the lb., . Ranch eggs, per dos., 20c. are Claus of Santa land mythical Sugar, beet, per sack, $0.15; 14 Iba. friends with whom w are fully acfor we $1; cane, per sack, $5.15; IS lbs adventures of those and quainted. for $1. "The , Interested. have always been Butter, creamery, S5r; ranch, SOc. Gingerbread Man" Is a succession of beautiful pictures, song hits, pretty Advanca In Mlscroscopy. girls and wonderful mechanical and electrical effects. It will be presented The wonders revealed by the ordiat the Grand on Monday night with nary mlscroscope are Increased a the big cant, chorus and scenic equip- hundredfold by a recent invention, ment that characterised tha engager which enables the use of a ment at the Liberty theatre. New Tork lens as large as six Inches In diameter thus bringing the whole of objects city, (lat season.. instead of details only under observer lion. By this means a common housefly Is magnified not In parts, but all at once, till It appears to be aa large THE MARKETS ns an ostrich or n condor, and, being Inclosed In an open space, where It Is kept directly within the field of, the Things were derideoly more active glass and yet has ample room, considon the local market this week than ering Its else, to move about and enlast A number of changes were re- gage In Its usual occupations, the opcorded In the prices of various food portunity for studying It nre Immensestuffs, particularly In the vegetable ly In advance of anything previously line. The trend naturally, ie down- enjoyed by scientists. Vst worlds of ward aa the vegetable season la almost microscopic hitherto life, only at hand. Eggs took another tumble dreamed of, are suddenly open to the ot during the week, the ranch product gaze of mankind, and discover selling at from 20 to 25 cents instead Immense value can doubtless be made. of 25 and SO as last week. Fruit " Persian Cruelty. prices still rule strong while the to the authors of "Queer According sweet potato has bidden goodAbout Penis" cruelty Is comThings bye and retired from the market. mon there. The executioner cuts throats In a public square and the Meats. spectacle excites little Interest CrimiPrime rib roast of beef, 12 c. nals are sometimes crucified and and porterhouse steaks, 15a sometimes walled up alive. Women, Sirloin, 15c. for certain offenses, are cast headChuck steak. 10c. long from n tower. The Persian Is a Shoulder pot roast, 1010c. of surpassing courtesy and gentleman Mutton loin and rib chops, 17 l-politeness, but, say those writers: Mutton stew, 7c. "The same man who drojs rose petals Veal leg roast, 20c. under your feet In order to make Veal rib chops, 17 c. them avoid the hardness of the road Veal stewing meat, 10c. will not hesitate to make you suffer Pork roast, 15c. the most cruel tortures. He delights 15c. Pork sausage, 12 In the murmur of the rivulet In tha Hamburger steak, IS moonshine, but the sound of blood Siloed raw ham, 20c. flowing from an open wound has also for him Its fascination. The singing Hams, plain, 14c. of the nightingale fills him with rapHama, fancy, 15c. ture In the night, hut ha quivers with Pressed corned beef. 15c. Rump roast, to pleasure at Tha cry of pain from a victim. Bound steak, 12 Bib boiling beef, 5c. i omats Pillau. Mutton leg, 15c. Alternate layers of boiled rice and raw tomatoes In the baking dish. Mutton, shoulder chops, 12 c. Veal lota, roast, 17 c. Sprinkle over each layer of tomatoee Veal loin, cutlets, 17 c. a little minced green pepper and tender young onion; also some previously Veal shoulders, 12 l-tewed veal, chicken, or ham. gait Veal shanks, 15c. to taste. When the dish Is fun place Pork chops, 15c. a layer of green corn from the cob, Pickled pork, 1215c. end a little rolled cracker to giro Sliced boiled ham, 20c. Sliced bacon, 20c. firmness, with bits of butter on top. Atld a cup of veal broth, which must Pressed veal. 25010c. c. 11 penetrate all of It, and bake half or Spare ribs, three-quarteof an hour, according Front quarters, 515c. to degree of heat !i the oven. Hind quarters, 115c. Mud spots may be removed from white or washable material by laundering. Black or dark cloth, however, may be freshened by being rubbed with u yaw potato cut la halves (another remedy that la aura to be at hand), first, however, removing as much of tho mud as possible with a brush; the potato la to remove' the etaiu left by the mud, and not the Machine oil marka on mud Itaelf. dainty white or colored goods should be dipped In benalne. la London Town. While shopping in London an American school teacher ires very much taken with a pair of beautiful lace curtains. The price of them, however, seemed prohibitive. "Being only a aha said, I am not ot teacher, course, wealthy, and I fear that I cannot affort them." If you will wait a moment."' replied the saleswoman, 1 will sea If I may give you a reduction on them." Then she called to a superior and said: "This person would Uka to have then curtains, but she ays she Is not a lady and cannot afford to pay the marked price." l-- TROUBLE TAKE YOU, A DOSE OF Drivers Kidney THE PILL THAT WILL GIVE YOU RELIEF. Ogdens Bast Drug Stars. Vfm. Driver Son DRUG COMPANY George W. Driver, Manage MB Washington A vs. Now the most elegantly appointed Theater in Ogden PAOdRATI LAUNCHING THE ROMA. 2 THROUGH A MATRIMONIAL AGENCY. 3 RIJAS CASKET. FOR TONIGHT. 1 5 Tarn Yoa Face gro-eo- r, r Peerys Crescent Flour full-fledg- ed In every yard. Whatever yeur wants may be in Lumber and Building Materials eeme hero and let us give you an eeti mate. We ean save you money, quail ty considered Utah and Oregon Lumber Co. 14S TWENTY-FOURT- H ST. White Elephant Saloon 230 Twenty-fift- h Street Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. Pull Line of Cigars. Subscribers of The Utah State Journal are requested to read and fellow Instmetis no printed at head of editorial column. SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT BIG SCENIC PRODUCTION IN PLAY FORM OF THE BEST NEW ENGLAND STORY EVER WRITTEN." .IT IS AS SWEETLY NATURAL AS THE BREATH OF THE FIELDS. Philadelphia Record. Quincy Adams Sawyer AND MASONS CORNER FOLKS. THE VILLAGE GOSSIPS WONDERED WHO HE WAS, WHAT HE WAS, WHAT HE CAME FOR, AND HOW LONG HE INTENDED TO STAY." LARGE AND EXCELLENT COMPANY. ONE GREAT BIG LAUGH FROM BEGINNING TO END, AND THE SWEETEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD. Prices 25, 50. 75 and $1. -- - y In 5O SEAT SALE FRIDAY Monday Night NIXON A ZltilMERMAN SERVE THR.MERRY MUSICAL FANTASY The Gingerbread Man ORINIGAL LIBERTY THEATRE NEW YORK CITY PRODUCTION. MUSIC BY A. BALDWIN SLOANE; BOOK AND LYRICS BY FREDERICK RANKEN.. A MULTITUDE OF EMPHATIC SONG HITS, SUNG BY A BEAUTY CHORUS THAT IS SUPREME IN VOCAL EXECUTION. A MEDLEY OF MIRTH MELODY AND MAGNIFICENSE. 62 PEOPLE, INCLUDING COMEDIANS, DANCERS, SINGERS, SHOW GIRLS, BEWITCHING CHORITERS-6- 2. DAZZLING GORGEOUS COSTUMES, MASSIVE PRODUCTION, ELECTRICAL EFFECTS. PLEASES THE CHILDREN AND TICKLES THE GROWN-UP- their very worst forma No other little tablets In the world can do so much. You should carry Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ' around with you wherever you go and take them after meala Then only will you realise what It la to enjoy a meal, and what perfect digestion means. Tour whole body and your mind will feel the effects; your vim will Increase, you will be more satisfied with what the world does, you will think happier and be happier and your face will he That one of supreme contentment. will bring you success and then more success. Tour face will bring you dollars Try It. It will cost you Just 50c for a package of these wonderful Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ' at any drug store on earth. Send us your name and address today and we will at once send you by mall a sample package, free. Address F. A. Stuart Co., 150 Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich. Matinee 35. GRAND OPERA HOUSE -- ne far all kinds of purpose are net found GRAND OPERA HOUSE circumstance Boms people have a genius for seeking out the disagreeable, (he crooked, the had and the ugly. These arc the destroyers; they travel in schools, they herd together for they love their kind, and the cheerful part of the world will have nothing to do with them. And why Ie It that so many peddle disaster, knowing at the same time that If they do, their Uvea will be ruined T Boms people cannot help it, for pessimism usually comes from bodily disorders, and this cannot always be prevented. The stomach, for instance, Is the most common cause of discontent, sour face, recklessness, disgust and lack of ambition. A bad stomach there la the secret of many a failure. Anyone can have a- good stomach, strong stomach, a stomach that can take care of anything and everything that Is put Into It, no matter whether It la a very bad stomach now or not. Then why not have ItT Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do this very thing. One Ingredient of these little tablets digests $.000 grains of food, and no matter how bad Is your dyspepsia or Indigestion, these tablets will digest everything In your stomach, thoroughly and completely, and better and quicker than a healthy stomach can do the same thing. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure quickly loss of appetite, brash. Irritation, burning sensations, nausea, heartburn, eructations, loss of vim and spirit, bad memory and dyepeps la and indigestion us Lumber Floor Ill-w- ill I All Kinds of ANY SCAT It takes sunshln to produce a roee, a perfect rose. And so many, to ho successful, must have sunshine inside. The life which has it not, which has no health and no happiness. Is sour, surly, pessimistic, and a failure. The world already has too many vinegar and strife. faces that breathe The world wants Joy, comfort, sunshine, and will cling to the man who has It, who radiates gladness and triumph wherever he la and under all ng hlgh-powe- will please you. . Many a Man Has Failsd Because His Fan Was a Picture of Calamity. far-fetch- Far a good Flour. Juet ardor a aaek af Peary's Crescent Fleur from your and the question ie tattled for all time. Crescent Flour pleases the meet ex acting bake Because of ita fineness, whiteneea and quality. f theee eaeen tiale for geed baking are what you want in a flour, then MAN. ONE-LEGGE- D 5 IT IS NOT THE COWL THAT MAKES THE FRIAR. 7 SONG, GIVE ME AN AMERICAN GIRL." S PIERROTS JEALOUSY AND DRUNKENNESS. Into Dollars l-- 2c To Shop Around t 4-J-UST l-- 2c love-maki- V' ALL NEW l-- 2c If Your Kidneys Cooking Cocoa According to a cooking theory cocoa la never done un; i i'T '' cooked long enough to coat the It to boiled, of course, in wat- -scalding milk being added Just ! serving It la said the cocoa boil from half aa hour to aQ Persona who have found gestible often find it harmless It to thoroughly cooked. Ind tag to said to be the trouble i.' proves Indigestible. Prices 50c to $1.50. Seat Sale Friday 10 a. m. ImsmmmsmmaiaBBSssMSMammissisv" S. PEERY, A. V. MclNTOSH, Asst. Cashier. IJ. . Vlce-Pre- e' The UTAH NATIONAL Or OGDEN BANK ' I UNITED' STATES DEPOSITARY I Interest Paid on Savings Accounts and rime Deposits 2o Utahna Theater ' 1-- 20 Special added attraction The Royal Hungarian l-- Orchestra la connection with THE UTAHNA STOCK CO, supporting MISS AGNES JOHNS l-- CAMILLE ' Moving Pictures and Vaudeville between nets Curtain at I p. m. Special Extra Starting Tuesday Every gay at 1:10, with Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures Matinee Matinee Prices Night rs I lOe and 20o 10c, 20o end 30e j DR. ESTES, SPECIALIST Free Examination and Consultation for any Chronic Dtoeuae el any Name or Nature A PARTIAL LIST OP DISEASES CURED. Catarrh Daafnea Binging In the Bara. Dleossr of the head. Threat, Nob Bye or Ear. AU dtoeassa sns of the Lung Bronchial Tubes and Chsst Discs Haa of the Stomach, XJver, Kidneys and Bladder. Dtoeas Rheumatism, Asthma. Natrons Trouble St VKui Dane Fistula and all Rectal Trouble Tape Worm, Blood Poisoning from ANT PRIVATE DISEASE cause. Dtoeaees peculiar to Women. MEN quickly cured to stay cured. Remember the examination and advice to FREE. Come at once, morrow may be too lata. Call or write. Office houra 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.( 2468 Wash. Ave., Boyle block, RETIETIBER THE NUMB ENTRANCE ROOfl 19. |