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Show THE 12 A Directory of all the Music Art Instructors (Si of Ogden City with location of studios jyvTrn-n.r-rtn- y JOSEPH BALLYNTINE Dimeter Ogden Tabernacle Chair. Vaica Building a Specialty. Studia SU Orchard Av THE MISSES WILLIAMS Plano Inatnictar Studia 2261 Wall Av L. W. FORD Orehaatrai laadar, Violin Inatructer. . 1U Poplar ava. Ball phone 573-XC. THATCHER, Arranger of Muelc for Orchestra and Band. Theatrical Pianlat Ind. phona 74 ISO Waah. Ava. CMA - W. B. STOWELL Teacher of Guitar, Mandolin and Violin. 642 27th St Ind 'phona 1170i MISS M. H. DALRVMPLE Toachar of Piano, 2464 Adam Ava. IDA M. CASEIN Inatructer of Plan Studio 2520 Lincoln Av MRS. R. P. HUNTER Teachar af Guitar and Mandolin. (Moravian System). Alao Piano. Studia 2241 Quincy Ava. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP, Teacher of Guitar and Mandolin. Roadienca 204 23d St Ind Phona DENT MOWERY Piano Thao nr. Ball Phona 710-Z- . 122. H. H. MORTON, KENSLER Teachar of Plano. Studia 6B3 2Cth Straat, J. E. Orchestral Work a Specialty. Teacher of Violin. Studio 1021 Oak Avenu , k BLAIR 753-f- c. MISS ALMA BAUER Teachar of Plan Laachetrsky Method, Studio 2302 Adama Av E. REDFIELD Toachar of Plan Studio, 246 Waahington Avenue. MRS. MRS. MISS DELLA LUNDt Plano Inatnactor. Ava. CLYDE REDFIELD, Taaoher of Violin and Trambeno Studio 242 Waahington Ava. J. M. PANTONE Violin Inatructer. Orchaatral Work a apaclaRy. 2721 Joffareon Av MISS CLARA WARNER? Lelchtaatky Method. Plana Teach. or, 660 Twenty-thir- d Street J. L. HERRICK. Leaaona In china painting. Firing a apeclalty. Complete line of white china and material Studio 2760 Wash. ava. MISS MARIE A. ADAMS Instructor In Art; Drawing, Oil, Water Color and China Painting. Studio 2430 Lincoln Ava MISS LUCILE WALLACE Teacher In China Painting. Dealer In Fine China, Plain and Decorated. Studia rear 642 27th. St A Directory of Real Estate Agents Far bargains In Ogdon and outsido propertlea aao Classified Sales column, wwwnwvwnmwwenmmmnwwsnwwwwi N. H. IVES. Real Estate Broker and Inaun anc Notary Public. 202 Ecclss Bldg. Ind. phano 711. . JAS. E. BALLANTYNE. Real Estat Insurance . and Investment Office 212 Eccloe Bldg. 'Phon J. M. FORRISTALU Real Estata and Surety Bond Insurance, 212 Eccloe Bldg. W. N. PEIRCE. Estate, Notary, Fire and 'Lifa Insurance, 412 24th St Both Real 'phono I WILSON Real Estat vestment Both phons Loan BRUMMITT Jnauranc 2402 Washington Av Real - Eatat Both phono E. F. BRATZ. Real Eatat Fire inauranc Loan NoUry. 410 26th St Both . phone ' .. WHEATLEY. Insurance and InEocles Bldg. KELLY A HERRICK. General Inauranc Loans and Rental Real Eatata Investment L. IVES, H. H. GODDARD, Real Eatat Loan Insurance, Commercial Stack 210 Eccloe Bldg. 212-22- 0 Real Estate, and Collactlon J. J. Lean Insurance 2424 Waah. Av A. A. WENGER. Real Eatata, Firs Insurance, Mort gaga Loans. 22 First Natl Bank Bldg. Ind. Phono 721. B. H. GODDARD, Real Eatata, Firs and Life Insur-oneNotary Public. 412 Ecclsa Bldg. Bell Phono 634Z. M. SKEEN, Farm Land Special attention paid to property. 42 60 and First Nafl Bnk. Bldg. Beth Phono J. s. C. NYE, Roal Estat Leans and Insur. anca. Notary Publl 2411 Washington Avenu W. B. WEDELL Lean Insurance B. S. SMITH Mina and Realty Broker. Notary Publl Room 01, First Nat Bank. Ind. phono 657. ROLAPP. E. Estata ,Flro Insurance, Notary Public, Rental 404 Ecoles Bldg., Bell 'phono 25; Ind, 23. J. C. SIMMONS. Roal estate dealer In Five Points Real Estat 2462 Washington av and Rental Boyle block. Both phono Real THE FOR SALE I. T. ALVORD, over Wallace's Drug Store, stock Investment patent McCasky , i register In places EARTH to suit properties and farm land Rental properties handled. 220 Wash. Av, Bell 'phone 28S-y- . PARRY Real Estate, Fire Insurance and loan Corner 23d and Wash, CHAUNCY SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 27, 1906 OF THE MORNING EXAMINER. TO BE GIVEN AWAY WHO WANTS THE MONEYf The Socialist Study club will meet iih Mrs. Crocked at 2465 Was avenue Ibis Sunday evening. May 27. All l In Socialism are (ho- cordially lnviied to attend. inu-rrstei- STICK TO YOUR AIM. Be firm: one crustant elemnt of luck la genuine, solid, old Teutonic pluck, Stick to your aim; the mongrel'a hold will slip; Rut only crowiurs loose the bull dog's grip; Small though be looks, the jaw that never yields Drags down the bellowing monarch of the fields! Holme "A CRITICISM OF A CRITIC." When a newspaper reporter wishes to comment upon n Socialist speaker with praise, he supplements bla words of praise with this phrase: Although he Is a Boclal'at and then proceeds. Now, ihc reason the Socialist sees the situation ao clearly la because he la a Socialist and not. aa Is Inferred, In spite of. The spiritual of higher self can never be developed properly In any on and not at all In the masses un'il the economic problem Is solved and settled,- - and the Socialists have the key to the situation and are impatient to have the world see it ao that the people may attain tlis full, free life which la their heritage. ONE MAN ORCHESTRA A feature of Ben Wilson's meeting In the court house last 8unday even- ing was a musical treat from Bert Thatcher and dia little bob. Mr. Thatcher, while totally blind la fortunate In bnving many pairs of loving eya enlisted In his serrlc Ha playa several Instruments at once In perfect harmony and hia son sings. All Socialist meetings ars good, but the one you miss la beat. Moral dont miss any. DAY. ARCHITECTS F. C. WOODS A CO. M A 57 First Architect Bank Bldg. Both Phone Who will write ua the best story of other municipalised" and in using ALLEN'S ized' public utilities." at present un- personal experience U. B. K FLOUR. We der the control of the capitalist politi- want 100 testimonials, not u exceed cs! parties. 2uo Sixth Of stemming the tide of them.words each, and wa will pay for , working class activity in favor of SoWrite and us whv and where you cialism, by adding to the roll of com- first bought 3tell B. FLOl'K art how long putilic employes, you have used It. Tell ns how you paratively well-pai- d a few thousand workmen - a sop to the like it and whether you have found It great working class, which, seeing an agreeable and wholesome addition more clearly from day to day what is to the family menu. Tell ua about the necessary to its real salvation, must, PANCAKES, the BOSTON MUFFINS, so the capita lists reason, be humbug- the FRUIT PUDDING and the FAmufrom few the. a crumbs ged by MOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD. of or pubownership, nicipal control, Now to the person sending ua tha lic utilities" table. best recommendation and the most of Municipal control, or ownership artistic letter, we will pay (3.00 in public utilities, can only benefit the gold: and we will pay fl.bO each for members of the working class when It loO other letters that we use. Ws wish is made a part of the working class to us these letters in our advertising, program to end the merchandise char- but no name will be published without acter of Labor, through the inaugura- the written consent of the writer. tion of Socialism. This working class B. B. If yon have not used program requires the creation of n B. Flour get n package and begin now; working class municipal government wa will give yon sufficient time to take and the reatitutlon of public utility advaatage of this offer. franchises and properties to the peoEvery good grocer sella It and you ple from whom they were stolen and will find directions in every package. against whom thev are used aa n I'm the four principal recipes and means of wage exploitation and public write ua about it. We are Interested filching. Socialist municipal owner- in your experience. ship is based on the principle of capALLEN'S B. B. B. FLOUR CO, italist confiscation and elimination, Pacific Coast Factory, San Joss. Cal. interthe under the direction and in est of the working class, who construct, operate and use public utilwhether through municipal ities, credit or the Investments of the capitalist class, both of which have their origin primarily In the wealth produced by snd stolen from the working CANNON SECOND-HANSTORE. das In brief. Socialist municipal Naw and Sacond-han- d Household of the la and parcel ownership part Goad New Goods for old. program of destroying the merchan- 2277 Washington AvExchanged Ind. 'phona 272 dise character of labor and securing to labor the fruits of lta mental, NEVADA SECOND-HANSTORE. and social efforts, manual, We buy and soli all kinds ef naw now appropriated by trustified, corrupt, and sacond-hand Call or phona good decadent and parasitic capital. W acker A Hayna Prop Ilf 25th SL no is Socialist municipal ownership Phon Ind. 622. lure, no sop, no delusion. It la a atep Socialof leading to the Inauguration PAUL ZIEGENHIRT, ism. Until It Is embraced and proseSecond-Han6 tor cuted as such, every Improvement In If you have anything to sail sr buy machinery that displaces labor, every call ar phona 1870 ta 1272 Waah. Ava. big construction enterprise, aye. even Bell 25241. Ind. 575. municipally owned ones, that at tracts thousand of nnemploysd to this B. A. DENKERS dty, aa did inthe Subway, tvsry im- Will pay the highest pries far secondlight transportation, provement hand furniture and sail to tho public heat, and power thnt congest popula- tho cheapest. 2416 Grant Av Bail the facilitate! rent and lnrreaaea tion, Phona 627-k- . Ind. 220. labor's will leave of labor, exploitation condition unimproved. If not worse C. J. HERRICK A CO, while the power of capthan before; Successors to H. L. Whit more wax oppresstronger, ital will Bring your goods hare If you wont sive, corrupt and unbearable than ever.e to Mil them. Call here If you want of the On with the overthrow Ball Phona buy. 2342 Wash Av character of labor, and the 616-Ind. 487. SOCIALInauguration of Socialism, via IST municipal ownership! Municipal platform of N. Y. 8. LT P. of Ogden City & A. GRAVES, 25 Firat Natl Bank Blda Bell Phene 985K. Natl Architect SELF-KISIN- A DIRECTORY OF CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS P. A. ISAKSON Contractor and Builder. 22d it. Bell Phone 245-24- 7 W. E. NEWMAN Tin Work, Galvanized Iron Cornice Heating and Ventilating. 2530 Washington ava. Both phono 29&-Z- . D. W. STONE, Contractor ana Builder. Office and 424 30th 6t shop at reaidunc Bell 'Phona 682-K- SMITH A BLATTERT. Cornice, Tin Roofing, guttering and general Jobbing. 427 Twenty-thir- d Street. C.J. HUMPHRIES Builder and Contractor. Shop and Office. 202 21st.. Phona 2S0-Ball. BROWN IRON A BRASS WORKS. balIron fencing, aldewalk door 226S cony, counter railing, at Wash. Ava. Bell 'phona 151-y- . Second Hand Stores CALVERT A LEEK Contractors and Builder Brick and 21 Eccloe Bldg. Ball Lime Mfr Phona 500-V- . . JOHN G. ELLIS, Contractor and Builder, All kinds of mill work. Rear Utah A Oregon Lumber Yard 24th it. self-risin- JOHN T. NEWTON Contractor and Bui Ida Office at residence, 889 27th. Phono 175 In Shop roar of Wright A Bona' C R LI CROBBIE. Roofing, guttaring and tin work kind 2254 Waah. Ava. of all PETER UNANDER. ' General Contractor ond bulldor. 256 9th t. 611 phona 675 W. O. RIDGES i j Contractor and Builder. Rapier Altai ation Shop Work. 415 23d at Bell Phone 264-GEO. OLMSTEAD. Contractor and bulldar. Office and chop at residence, 500 24th St, West Ogden. Bell 'phone 481-x. ELECTRIC CORNI8H WORKS. Galvanised Iron and Copper Cor nishe Skylights and Tin Rating 2456 Grant av. OGDEN M. GILLE General Contractor and Bulldor. Planing MilL Office and Mill and WMh, opposite Taber-nac- l cor-22n- CARL SAMUELBON, . General Builder and Contractor. 537 29th 8t Boll phono 384-x- . CALVIN STUART. Contractor and builder. Repair alteration shop work, porch and window acroenlng. 2120 Royal Av Beil 'phona 373-x. d Masonry and Cement Contractors WHEELWRIGHT kinds of comont mason work, excavating and pipe laying, sswara and watar system Ogden, Utah. All BATEMAN BROS A DOYLE kinds of Comont and Masonry Excavating, sswara and watar system 2285 Wall ava. Call All work. mer-chands- y. 383-- L. J. BUCHER Brick Contractor. Mantle Grates and Tiling. All kinds of comont work. Cor. 25th and Grant Ball phono Toulon, Reflections on tha Wages of Abstinence Theory. CONSTRUCT. CO. 257-K- . JACKSON A LEVEDAHL. Brick Contractors, Prssa Brick a specialty, In 'phones 699 and 695. J. P. O'NEILL CONSTRUCTION CO.Contractora and Builders of Sewer Comont Walk Street Paving and Gravel Roofing. 423 26th ot. FRED A LUND. Ganera! Contractor In brick and stone. 678 2tst Bt Bell 'phone 449 GEO. H; GREENWELL, Brick and atone contractor and mfgr, common and pressed brick 231 22nd St Bell 'phona 817-- France, Painter & Paperhangers, .Directory Three thousand copper worker! in Paris, France, struck recently. WHAT IS CAPITAL? Soma A Directory of the national- One day a year we set aside to decorate the earthly resting places of our heroic dead. This Is a beautiful custom hut It la evident from current comment that some f ostodluns of the public morals fear the day may be misused, The fact la the only way to discharge the debt we owe to the memory of our heroes of war and peace, whether living or dead, la to look to the welfare of the living. Let us live our 365 days so that they may be a living monument to those who hare laid down their Uvea in humanitys cause. The time Is coming when In order to distinguish the rood from the bud people will have to name certain daya on which to dissipate. It'a a, poor rule Gas workers of that wont work both ways. struck recently. j vyyvvv-La-u-LrirLrtn- UTAH. $1 05.00 DECORATION ART. OGDEN. SOCIALIST DEPARTMENT by St Plano Tuner and repairer. Fine tone and action regulating. 2367 Bell EXAMINER. Gu- MISS OLGA WEHREND, Teachar of Singing. 2202 Adame av Boll phono 472-Y- . MRS. TILUE N. BLASDEL. Concert PlanlateTeacher af Plano, Studio 2620 Adam 'Phona Ind. 46 Waah. HENRY Waah. Av ERNEST M. W. JONES Plana, Cabinet, Organ and Harmony, Studia SMS Waah. Ava. North PARRY Inatruetor on Piano, Organ and itar, Vocal Lssaona Taught Not Studio 2S1 Twenty-thir- d W. PURDY, Toachar af Violin; aloe Orchaatral Work, 166 2Sth SL Ball 'phona 716-- 20 J. ADDIE W. SALTER, Taachor of Piano. Studia 2746 Adam Phono 117 Ind. Studl MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION Meets at Union Labor ball aecond m. Sunday of each mouth, at 11 Cha William, president; P. C. Waatovor, aacretary. RUTH E. PROUT foachar of Violin and Plan 24SS Van Buran Ava. MYRTLE BIDDLE MISS GERTRUDE Instructor an Piano (Laachotrzky Method) Studio 2456 Madiaen Av SUNDAY The strike of 20.000 textile workers In Turin. Italy, haa been settled, i J. C. la the Edinburgh Socialist) There is aome prospect of the Capital la the result of abstinence, and the wages of superintendence! French miners' strike ' being settled ? And that's yer definition of capital, la soon. ' It? Angels In heaven witness! AbThe railway comitanlea of England stinence! Well, Mr. Abstinence, tnks thou n goodly specimen of this ab- and Wales employ 312.000 men. The stinence, one rotahle for his portable Bcottlsh and Irish companies employ abdo- 40,000 men. protuberance and men, In fact a vpscimen that you can The independent contractors of New see in superabundance any day. to bn more concrete take one who passed hia i York have agresd to pay 26 a day to Tha years In abstaining and found to ab- lathers for eight hours' work. stain any longer was futile, and ao i Building Trades Employers Association passed away from the field of hia op- pays erations; taka him who waa a "pracAn appeal has been issued by the tical politician and who said, Wa're all Soria list now, take him, and if American Federation of Labore for : to the pocket-knifyou can not find hia body In con- financial assistance crete, then take It In (he abstract. blade frlndera' union and the chain Bring Mm out and pine n maaon's makers' union. plumb line down his frontal enrva. Now, then, stand back and appreciate i The Brotherhood of Blacksmiths de-- , the abstinence. You there see n good- of New York reports that wherever made by their craft been have mands of whole the almost ly perspective, have been increased and eon- that beyond that perpendicular line la wages dllions abImproved. Ye Gods. an What abstlnenc stainer. Man alive, do you think I've The Journeymen Barbers' Internasawdust In my thinking pot? If thia man had been a scrimper, a man thnt tional Union in March expended In death benefits and 92.227.17 abstained from this and that, and the A state organdisabled member other thing, do you think there would for have been so great a protuberance be- isation haa been formed In Indian yond hie perpendicular. 1 say no! Taka Corporation Counsel Lewis of Chi a workingman, one who by his labor helps to create the wealth of the land. cago haa decided thnt union wages and Place tha plumb lino down hia perpen- hours shall prevail for tha employe of or dicular, atand hack and appreciate. the city. If they work on holidays reBee; there la abstinence. Ftollow this Sundays he holds that they should man to hia houao. See the frugal fare, ceive double pay. the pinching, the atarvlng, and see the The honor of having the first labor poor wife trying to make ends meet, by tha wanting hersulf to give to her chil- candidate In hlatory Is claimed dren, abstaining from this and ab- city of Ro reenter, England. As long ago staining from that when a pair of bouts as 1153 the commons of the city put are wanted for come of the children. a shoemaker named Collins In opposiof the corporaMy friend, there are twelve million tion to the nominee of auch abalalners in this land of the tion. brave and free. What I want to know o The rename Canal company had la. why this thusness"? If the men employes on its rolls during April. who abstain hsve such mighty protuberances anl the men who do not Five thousand of these were paid In gold and 22.000 in silver. The number abstain, hsve nothing at nil, then I of men at work exceed by 2.000 the ha with gone say something wrong the works, or your definition haa some greatest numberonthe French eomiRny tho Fishill Land had employed serious holes In it. ing. MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP. Daniel J. Keefe, president of the union, le planning the or of ownership, Municipal control, formation of a labor union trust on the public utilities." Is a means: lakes, which will become posFirat Of aiding the small capitalists greet the greatest labor organisation tha piesyunne landlord storekeep- sibly In the world. It will include every de- ers and manufacturers to secure lowof and will control ah er taxes, cheaper gas. heat and motive partment lake labor business. eolutely power. Seooml Of enabling the big capitalto include every ists to dispose of bankrupt and obao-- l A union Intended In the Pullman car serlete properties, at exorbitant profits, to negroinemploye the f'niied States his been orthe municipality properties such a vice by the porters, cafe and din' the reorganised Chicago Traction ganised ing car men ruuning Into New York system and the East River ferries. known as the Third Of affording the raplUlUt City. The union is Em class both big and little, principally American Association of Railway and none hut i negro Is eligible big a safe and remunerative Invest- ployes. ment: over three billion dollars are In- for memliershlp. vested In English municipal undertakUnder orders front Washington, lm ings of various kinds, at a rate of Inall porta of tha terest satisfactory to migration Inspectors at been have States United recently enwhom of many English capitalists, lawa. contract labor tha forcing bonds to corporation prefer municipal statement made public at the Depart-menon that aroouut. of Commerce hows that 481 auch Fourth Of using the credit of the were denied admission at New laborers in of Interests the primunicipality York In April, snd in the first five days vate constructing and operating of May 178 were turned back, or a toheaded by aa In the caae of the New York Sub- tal of 659. way. an underground railroad system, According to Frederick von Pili a paid for by the city, hut constructed director of the North German Lloyd and oH?rated by the Rothschlld-Bcl-mon- t syndicates, at enormous profits Steamship Co.. Galveston, Texas. Is to theniselvea, low wage to their strik j favorably considered as a southern and gener- port for the ereclin of an Itnmlgra-- j tug and outraged employ tlon station. He sai-- l that the company al inconvenience to passenger. Firth Of fastening the political plans to establish a line from Bremen domination of the capitalist class upon j to a southern port to Ir.nd immigrants the working class, as In the police and j from the rural district! of Europe near fire depaitments, the postoffice, and the southwestern states. & . (By well-atocke- d C. O. ISAKSON. Plain ond decorative painting and paperhanging. Ne charge for oatlmoto 160 2nd 6t Ball phon J. R. DRANE. hanging, 2432 Painting and paper Ind. 68 Wash. Ball phona 894-k- ; HOPSON A CO, I to Mad your laundry work euowbera remember that you taka chances of dissatisfaction by ao doing. Wo da ng tho launury work sent un aa Marly perfect m human hands can do It and retur lha goods to you at the Urns they were promise Why cot try ua with your bundle this weekT i Ogden Steam Laundry 94-5- 437 Twenty-fift- Street h i Sign Painter Writer DAY NEAR DECORATION Place Your Ordera With MITCHELL BROS. FOR MONUMENTS COPINGS AND HEADSTONES OONT BUY FROM AGENTS Aa they gat large commission and yon have to pay them. Bon your homo people first Two ear loads of stock to aaloct from. Void Opposite City Cemetery. OGDEN TURF 326 , Ppr Paper PETER ANDERSON. House painter, artlatio paperhanging. Eetlmataa on contract work. 452 28th St Bell phene 632- - phone I. SANDER. Painter and paper hanger, Estimates given free. 2032 Ballantyne Both 'phone T. C. MORRIS. Wall Paper, Signs and etc. Painting, Paperhanging and Tinting. 306 24th St Ball 'phono ,77; Ind, 6 avenu ! N. E. OBERG. Contractor, general house painting and paperhanging. 1004 21at St Ball 'phona 246 Hangars; Estimates Given on General Contracting, 277 24th at Both FRANK' LAUER7 Decorative Painter and Hanger. 420 24th street A. MULLER A SON, Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Hang-ing-, Painting, Tinting and General' Decorating; 36 years experience. 2582 Waah. ava, opposite Library, HARRY RUB"E"nT: Wa do tho artistic work 'of tho city. Relief, fresco and sMnio dec- orating; original designing. Let ua how you our work in Ogdon. General work ala Office 2432 2 Waah. ay Ball, 384Z. . JOSEPH W. LUND. Houm painter, paperhanger, estimates given on contract work. 2763 Park Av Ind 'phona 3864 W. L. BACON. House painter, paperhanger, 25 years experience. Contract work a apeclalty. 260 Wash. Av Ball Phona 297-N. B. WILSON, Houm painting, natural wood finishing, paper hanging and paper cleaning. Shop 421 23rd SL Bell phona 449-k- . Re 656 21at St. EXCHANGE Twenty-fift- h St Race California and Eastern Direct Wire for All Sporting Events 27,-on- Plasterers Contracting' Local Union No. 252 BEAK in mind tha fact If youve a transfer Job before you that waVa an equipment capable of accomplishing It quickly and to your great satisfaction In manner and coat A Allen Transfer EASTBOUHD TEACHERS' Co. RATES For eeaeon of 1906 the Rio Grande Weetern will evil tickets to eastern point at one fare plus 13.00 for the Tickets on rale May 36 and 38; June 1, 3 and 1G. j Final limit October 31, 1905. Stopover allowed in each direction. Your choice of route For further Information addrqg O. B. GILSON, C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent Agent JOB PiINTEIS & B. DENKERS, Kindt of Job Printing Neatly All dona. (Union Shop.) 2349 Ava. Ind. phona 21 INDUSTRIAL round trip. . Directory of tne Wash. Manager. kinds of Book and Job Ing. Baaement 2406 Waah. Bell 'phone. WANT ADS YIELD BIG A. U 8COVILLE PRES Printer EmbosMro and Station- er Oppooite 'phone Both PMtoffic O. WOODY PRINTING CO. Book Printing that Attract binding, all style. 2375 Waah. Av Both phone J. PUBLISHING CO. B. F. Thoma All 2 of Ojgden City Print Av A. T. HE8TMARK, Printer and bookmaker. Special Punches for loose leaf ledger 2406 Wash. Ava. Ball 'Phona 342-k. RESULTS WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS |