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Show ri V WV WeW GW : tXiliEX, UTAH, MOXHAY EXAMINER: SluKSIXO THE Music & Art Instructors MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION Meet at Tnit Labor tall aacoai Sunday of each month. at 11 (Tiaa. TVUliait. prcaidcbt; JOSEPH BALLANTYNE. OincUr Ogden Tabernacle Chair. Building a Specialty. Studia 2MI Orchard Ava. Vaica ready-made- IDA M. CASSIN I RUTH E. PROUT Teaaher af Vialin and Plana 2466 Van Suren Ava. J. M. PANTO NE Warn Vialin Inatructar. OrchaatralAva a apecialty. 272. J aWar eon 7. Ball ADDIE J. PARRY Inatructar on Plans, Organ and by tar. Vocal Lcoaono Tsusnl 6L Nate. Studia 161 Twenty-thir- Piano Thaary. all Phene 71M. PURDY. Taaeher af Vialin; alM Orchaatral Work, lit 28th SL Bali phene ISh ERNEST M. W. JONES Plana Cabinet, Organ and Han many. Studia JJ43 Wash. Ava HENRY BLAIR Fin Plana Tuner and ropa'rer. tana and action regulating. Wash. Ava Boll 752. MISS ALMA RAUER af Piana, Leechetrchy Ava. Method, Stadia 2305 Adama MRS. J. L. HERRICK. Laaaena In china painting. F'ri"0 Complete line af white apacialty. 2760 18S. china and materials. Waah. ava. cut-her- Studia MARIE A. ADAMS MI6S Studia, Ogden (Wednesday aad Tburaday,) 2643 Lincoln ava. Studio, Salt Lake City (Monday, Friday and Saturday,) 21 Randall Inctruotor In Aril Drawing, Oil, Water Color and China Painting. Studio 2410 Lincoln Ava MISS QERTRUDE RIDDLE Instructor an Plana (Loachetnky Method) Studia 2456 Madison Ava MISS LUCILE WALLACE Teacher In China Painting. Dcalar . In Fine China. Plata and Dccorat-adStudia rear S42 27th. St. Square. Dreud-naugb- 1 Real Cstate Par bargains In Ogden and outalda prepartita sac Classified Salas column. H. H. GODDARD, Real Eatato, Loana, Inauranca, Commoraial Stocks, 110 Eaulta Bldg. ), WM. A. HICKENLOOPER. Real batata, inauranca and Invoat manta. 209 Ecoloa Building, to N. H. I vac. i- JAB. E. BALLANTYNE. Real Estate, Inauranca and la vestments. OMca SIS Ecalaa RUo-Pha- J. J. BRUMMITT Raal Eatato. Loana, Inauranca, 8408 Washington Ava. Bath phonea. J. M. FORESTALL. Surety Send. Real Estate and Inaurnnos, 111 Eccloa Bldg. E. F. BRATZ. Rsal Eatato, Firo Inauranoa, Loans, Notary, 410 86th SL Beth suo-coao- KELLY G HERRICK. Loana and Ganoral Inauranca, Rtntalb Roal Eatata Investments. W. O. WILSON Raal Estate Inauranca and InEcclaa Bldg. vestment Bath phonaa. A. A. WENGER, Roal Estate, Fire Inauranca, Mart, gaga Lean. 11 First Natl Bank Bldg. Ind. Phans 721. 211-22- 0 S. L. IVES. Real Estate, Loan Inauranca, Rants, Collection!, Notary Public. J. C. NVE, Eatdta, Losna and Insur anoc. Notary Public, 2411 Washing-ta- Raal Estate, Fire and Lift Incur. anca, Notary Public. 412 Ecclaa Bldg. Ball Phana 6J4Z. n Avciiug B. S. SMITH Mina and Realty Broker. Notary Public. Ream 61, First NcL Bonk, tad. phono 597. W. B. WEDELL Eatato, Luna, Inauranca and Rentals. 2462 Waahlngton ave. Boyla block. Both phone Raal' (apt, H. H. B. Bacon look Ms ship first to Stokes bay, and anchored there, but' liter in the day he got under way again end proceeded to sea for the preliminary Btesm trial. The Trials will occupy ten riava, and will ihree-flfrhInclude trial at and frill power. )lb will then return to Portsmouth tu prepare for her gun the trial, which will taka place underPortsdirection of the officer of the mouth gunnery school. t The construction of Ihe has given tbe opportunity for creating several new records. The launching took place on February 11 last-- a few days more than four months from the day that work on her waa bgeiin. The work of fitting her out has boon done In record time st all stages. The displacement, of the Drcaduaugbt ia 19,300 tons. Her total cost has liean about J.TtO.Om) puitnria. London Express. one-fift- Dread-naugh- THE n-- Roal B. H. GODDARD, tion. 1 phonss. W. N. PEIRCE. Raal Eatato, Natary. Fire and Llfa Inauranca, 412 24th SL Bath 'phona cuhl-va'ed- Eatato .Fir Inouranca, Notary Public, Rentals, 404 Ecclaa IMS, Ball p he ns 29; Ind, 23. Raal Points properties and farm lands. Rental 220 Waah. Ave, properties handled. thH-y- , Lloton to mo, dear. Which will ba beat; Bell phone To struggle with rent, dear, Or shall wa invest 7 Answer by male or female to tho JUMBLE, 8300, Wash. Hello. CHAUNCY PARRY Raal Eatato, Fire Insurance and loana. Center 23d and Wash, Basement. 1144. lie pmchased the articles again at! for Id. apiece, and went on to (anion with his rargo Intact and his purse laden wph tbe silver which hod been thus Juggled from the Jews Shadow work la the name ot utie alyl,, if fancy Hitch which la consid-eruiilused on blouse of sheer material. ClirysHiithcmiints. csrnstlnn- - and contentions! designs are most suitable fiiv t hi- - style of work. The nut tine Is di'Xlemisly followed bt cross-ati'clIng on the wrong Hide of '.he g aid, while the chie working together of ihe thread shows lHter thnmgli the tna'erisil s shadow flowers or IciireK. Attorneys AGEE, CHEZ G MCRACKEN Attorney and Counselors. coma 440-4- 3 First N.L Bank Bldg. The visier madp a grand salssm end return When I'jptaln H retired. ed to his ship 1u found a crowd of .lews already awaiting him, mps In hand. Needlework Notes. Alway- - shrink ti new hraiil hcfoie In wowtug rr a whin. J skirt pattern, ton, always fold a plait acroaw the middle of ilia pattern. Meter shorten from the top or bottom of the skirt, tr the shape will he spoiled. J. C. SIMMONB. Roal eatata dealer In Five Tli-Hlt- OUR EMINENCE IN CLOTHES. (wo-fifth- a The time li.is arrived when the Hrltlsh people can take their stand as the bet dressed nation in the world. The Englishman s eminence ns a clot lied mature has long been recognised It has even come to lie regarded as an avium that what the Englishwear i right . because he wears Tbe most sensible pickup wotk ..n man Hut It. tin'll tho preeent ynar the which a girl can nccupi her tine- i with respect to the onlnty iinderclotbiiig made every elaini was not isi.edsummer Englishwomen. Tie produced hII tell lit hstld. IVrtly evrlot xnd mill' a In costume upon which work p;C Terns ?.f simple design re werevli:iluu commented ai the time, and we quire mi great rsi lsv of IkInv null mill hope that the I'.ngllshwetuan. having a to well dee! !a Kiua ard equipped so high a place, will keep it ruin' A handkerrhiof nr nnpkin stampWhy should thtough all seasons ed with en inlliil or monogram and even the wisest of ns affect to despise fur odd min kop in the Why should even Ihe youngdres. s fn, nte. will multiply inw sei sur est of ii laugh at women fiir their a if gill like to prisit.gly fas' ardent in'ere ir Ihe subject? (Vir In Th'y will rotne hendy personal ennifori, our oil! look on life. when th set in. r .ii siicres oi fs'iure in business negotiation depend very often and very The Lbiqu'toua Plaid. on Ho- iippmpriaf cnees of our liogv'l' tv'n-mel. now popula1 la-ve'v,.t are seen a. wdi .i garnieiimm: sherld become an flitis: Even and w.m?en good in clothe, anil eveiy woman likewise. " Children and grownup, inn w Without egpjnrina the obscure and of Tierv deer; ptlnu ' dnge'rnr "cgiou whereihefactitious even appear. bam. aid of pad tlanta. pniduci-by 'b.--for s'nal i'np-should men d'mr. endeavor ynutig A fe'chtng red fu , itrile p r io .pess hec.T.pingly: and thev csunoi PRINCE TO CHASE BALLOONS. tie crown of velvet vr i j, hs ecMinii'c'v unless they give i:res f'tl floppy hr!m nt gray An interesting spoiling event will fho'igli! to Ciolie s an evprewvlon of V. ho: gown are made of ;il.. he witnessed in Berlin on October Ifl. man is For there every e tk. unikittg suit ' ,..i on. inns' suitable garb a dress iu when ii has been arrange.! to send up uff- -. and 'he most fasrna'-i.- l id n'atd which lie Wili hettei than in any four lialloons fm a period of from Iwq een :u a kirns nine a'e oti.'ihave ihem folman u"'-- nut want to look to three hours, and if', a silk, showing ;ho i!aiil- - r libv a iatlo: m '.lei. luit should dress lowed aud theii iunllug places . !an :hree by twelve automobiles. o ..ii hi '? !: , are an lnterprets-iomil e:en ti'lonuns-i- i Who could fall eutrtnotri'ew following eac'i bsllnon. his it' 'er. m : ni "n m : "lie seann' goods Prince Heniy of Prussia will steer in i in 'e .asliiug an wo. wilt lie n and lai a' "re flio'ly-cu- i nudor Who could on- or lie piirs-ilnhuss.n p.ao'-'fee! aiivtnuk; i rlilirubniH In ttc lMr- n i. !! llrtli. !ense;n. chief f the r .; s design .how ,i (iii'iire i(":. of the Geiinsu milltaiv tailors vol 'nit" ti.iiiTi .r- t will siimv HCi'vi in r'a'lvS Mstir trip, in li.'ue devise-- rr- - ihe Foot Guards pamcipu'r in i ' :.i ti the ;n. .il ire .aiu a cloe repllv'a th- ev'-'ii'- j .i I'l'inp g of ihe The re. square. frM.'a!.! of i liiii' worn by Noah in the chi! Irru' on,ei ilnr iH.iu- o' ii; laGlnonw. Evires .veni I hall lieHveua tf being phrirteil. Ten Ceier' jndmsnt ef the Poteg-rspfierof in many labor budei gn,-land fin iimjic re'i'aiu o.i' f laTtl-.ilia" well i i.. hlnr mi!UIH' wur'ci today are tief-.-- i 40 per in fr.;m 1" p.ii-ir: M.i i anip.. cases m1iii' as Ingli a 7" ; a'lscgT-'li. ip 'wo .ji.-- W ag . n't ip p, ps in a WANT A03 YiELO BIG RESULTS. io i- JOHN E. BAGLEY. dank citi-ren- - E. T. HULANISKI VOLNEY C. GUNNELL Attorney-at-La- OtTics 2401 Ava. Washington Rsoms - . Attorney-at-Law21-2- Fust Nat Bank J Bldg. w.-v- T. R. O'CONNELLY. R. 8. FARNSWORTH Attomey-at-Law- Attorney-at-Law- 994 , S14 and 115 Ecclea Twenty-fourt- h Grocery. Building. . St., ever Richard-un'Ind. phone 94. work-baske- i lir.-ide- M. D. LESSENGER Attorney-at-Law- SOS LINE." COLOR An illustrating Inter on the pusitinn ol the negro In smith eru cities 'has appeared in the Evening Post, from a special correspondent in Atlanta. Ga. In the street care, the writer seya. whiles and blacka never sit rblg oy sldee; the children are in dlffeiein schools, and at the park the white boys and girls look at the animals from one point of view end the colored boys and glria from nnother. The while folk only know the colored at they eee Then) in domestic service, and if a visitor ventures lo speak to them of some man or woman of distinction in the city, who Is not of their race. Ihe con vet set Ion cease to he Interesting or agreeable." Colored educators, writers, philanthropic workers are. un acquainted with of the other race, who are doing similar work to ibolr. The negro Is without, a vote in city pollUc. and consequently baa no pari in the framing of the laws and In ihe choice of cWy officials. Although the of the negro population la total, the illacrlminaiJon innlucatinnal fricKItle I marked. Thrne arc for white children high rebinds, six teen grammar and primary schools and one night school. For negro children there are no high school or night schools. Atlanta lm n splendid library, ihe gifi of Mr. Cirnegle. lint s ihuugii it is supported by all the the negroes must pay taxe it Is noi a public library. Only white peopl- enter if doors. When the negro comes hef'ire the judiciary of the city." the writer we see his etunparalvc helpIf the case be ,igaitiei (me lessness. of his own race he Is ilkel ylo get an impartial verdict, but if he Is on iris! on a charge marie hy a while man his puKirtun ia not enviable. Thore has been a travesty upon justice for years in the city. The result Is that such demoralisation has on sued in th is dice condition ihai- one of ihe leading papers If issuing an appo.'i for s thousand mn to organ-irinto vigilant iw. M darker ucture is presenw-unlay in any American city than tbs' in A- me.1' B. S. ROLAPP. AT SEA. Exactly a year from the vlay thu her first, keel plate was laid down at Portsmouth dockyard tho battleship Dreadnaught the greatest fighting ship Iu the wrorld left Portsmouth harbor for her steam trials. No. fighting ship has ever been built in such record time, and no fighting ship has aver bean built in such complete secrecy. The Dreadnaught is t new departure In naval architecture, and pending her completion the admiralty has practically suspended the l building of battleships. If the iu a success she will render hips of the old desigus ohaoletc. If she Is not. a return will have iu be made to ships of the old types. There has never been such luterear evinced in the trials o." a wsrsnip at Portsmouth a there waa yesterday. Every point of vantage wax crowded with people as the great vessel steamed slowly through the harbor channel toward Bplthead. No one had been permitted to lake a photograph of the Dreadnaught before yesterday, and ss she steamed along hundreds of cameras were trained on her. Bhe presented a picture which would hare oeemed strange to the men who fought in England's ships generation ago. Tripods took I ha place of the familiar masts, and great guns seemed to protrude from every posolbli; posi- biirrying-to-ualch-w-trsi- n treat-incut- ART Taachar af Qultar and Mandolia Reed lance 104 33d 8L Ind Phana ADA C. BARRATT of plane and vocal THE DREADNAUGHT ng L. SHIPP, Taachar I'nder the new automobile language. the Kaiser's chief chauffeur must motor through life under the imposing title of oberhofwagonfuehrer." tbree-qtiarter- Taachar MRS. S. C. REDPIELD Teaenar ar Plana Studia S4S Washington Avenue. man idioms. one-hal- MISS OL6A WEHREND, Taashar af Staging. . not Adama ava Roll phana 47h-v- j MRS. TILLIB N. BLA6DEL. Can cart Pianists, Taachar a Piana Studia 2610 Adama Phana Ind. 466. MRS. MARY Adams. 2746 Studio DENT MOWERV W. W. SALTER. j. Taachar af Piana. wagen-fuehrer- wagon-driver- teu-tvn-- e l , tret. d Twenty-thir- 66Q MRa R. P. HUNTER Taachar af Qultar and Mandolia IMaravlan Syatam). aim Piana Studia 224S Quincy Ava L MISS CaARA WARHEILToaih-arLaechstiaky Method. Puna iiiir-sida- il ! Inatructar af Piano. Studia S6S0 Lincoln Ava j The Kaiser has dec,area war on international automobile terminology . and hno decided that, so far as his own country in oonoorned. the language guage of mi.turdom shall be "mad In Germany." He ha caused an Intimation to go forth that hereafter there shall be no such functionaries as "chauffeur" In the Imperial service, " but that they shall be called I s t. and the ex-notation la that "garage." chaisis. ' and "tonneau" will noon follow the chauffeur into oblivion. Despite the modern German' fondues for wurds of foreign origin, especially from English and French, the Kaissr ia the recipient of widespread praise for hi efforts to "purify'' the German tongue of foreigu corruptions It has king been one of his hobbles to accomplish this. Soou after he ascended the throne he shucked court circles by ordering that the menus of state dinners should henceforth be called "speUwartea." and the courses served under German ins lead of the traditional French name. His Majesty recently gave a freiG evidence of his desires In ibis direction by commanding that French term should be struck out of the military code, substituting undeflled Ger- . run--air- M CHAS. C. THATCHER, Arranger af Muato icr Orahaatm and Band. Theatrical PiamaL (U Waah. Ava. Ind. phene 74G French Banished from tho Motorin' Vocabulary. . cod-lite- r W. B. STOWELL and Taachar af Guitar, Mandolin 11'Violin. 87th St Ind phona Orchestral laadar, Vialia Instructor. 1U Papiar ava. Ball phene S7SX. v e lim-tor- s Ifeuover. secretary. L. W. FORD is 19MI. KAISER'S LANGUAGE REFORM. The high co.f-fi;ilies. becoutnw to mw ieces :han tie low. Make the hair a wavy Nature' Drug Stores. a posHble. If ba r is dressed too wld it will make shoulders look narIf and druggiri airapj-rrow. If the hair 1 w.cn fiat on lop from the face of the earth humankuA loo broad. ity .Hiuld slll worry along with the li will makei the luce cum bed remedies whivh nature J 'flu, Farted iu he midi. sn-- the sinii face down plainly it will make Avoid Ijok Hie or um year oilier. 'list the Farts dip. A croukcu arrangv By hi arhnowieugi.' uaium!. fresh cream froiu coa' u;i;k ment of ihe hair make,-- , ibe face look oil and Bolt, ruriy cffeci.a ar great can give points io bcautiflers. similar nany liquids In treating Wuar a light oov 'ims. Soft folds ion of pink, light blue, light green or lake best, look mot yonth-fii- ! lif far: gardrus aui: roatisiue. arc tell w Avoid muanlah aud are preti.er fill! of herbs which the juiiv Itavt-s afford reuieuic nr palllaiiies c stume. shin wai: and dark coats. a:c never becomIni A'blctic costutiie for ainiow every uiws-- r to whi-ing 'o women. mutiny is heir. Ikmi have full length siand.ug piirturea iifiivas your skirt ia perfect. Jat Ornaments. Pini't ruin your pho:cgrsphs by wearJi-a laments, which will lie a of : lie coming seaxou. espec.ally ing u many pe'ticosi-- . I nless ihe neck is too lung, low here hair accessortes are concerned. Merer .Iioiild he kept perlfecil c!esn Slid neck effects sr hvcuuiing. 'he inues. A photographer can bright, dus1 being very apt to rolicct mind remove iheui In the picture. Short ill 'lie intHrstlces. Tho bM muihod of cieausing Uem necked persona should not be photois to immerse the ornaments in a graphed in collars. They make them mistuiv composed of equal pan of look squally. Ladies with long, thin tiueaar aud water, a here they him Id necks should wear collars or s neckbe icf; to steep tbotoughly for sbout lace. Almost always a collar enhances their locks. a quart or of an hour Wear rloihew uf the bear material They should then be taken out ol Idas that cheesei he vinegar and spiced :i a cleau you ran get. The obi well as silk in a cloth would look as sheet of iapcr to dry The vinegar helps 'o give back to photograph was wrong. If oecesaary practice looking pleasthe Jet the original IUiiT. and g:esf-- l . Indianaant before yuu go to 'he studio. You intproies it appesrsner-always look more solemn than you polis Funnsy Star. intend iu look. Leave your frlemw at home. They Beauty Lotion for Oily Skin. lawve them at home A beau y bath which is rffec,ive ouly Interfere f also when you examine ynar proofs. U:n ia made from for il poor judges of what you .iiuce of tinrinre of hcosotti. oua draiu They sr nurture of musk, two (limns t inc- want to look like. ut re of ambergrL, two and a halt Bright day ara best. That dark s ounces of rectified spirits and days are a good is a fairy story to of a pint of orange flower get good business on bad days. Give your self plenty of time, at aster, qdd tincture of spirits, then the perfume. Ibis may be applied least an hour, for a silting. A hurwithout diluting. r,r added to the wat-r- t ried manner disconcerts tbe photogTu rapher and often spoils the picture. !n which the face is bathed. , The expresreduce flesit requires heroic at sion is always bad. from liqnidH look like you, If your pictures dont tneslK. giving up sweets, vegetables aad breakfast ceres Is: then look like your plcruies. Try tu In whole wheat .bread should be eaten, live up to that, caught your best salads and meat mil ia ndl fat. Turk- tuooiF which the photographer has ish hath will reduce the fleau qjick-lFor Instance, many n perpetuated. aud eiercises help materially, lunig woman dresses nsr hair dlffarantly walks should he taken duly. and mors beoammgly after n visit to s good studio. Mpokesman-Reriew- . I do uol advise the use of liquid TUNIS FASHION. powder for the face. Any if It is apt to cause black heads. It Is well to use A certaiu captain once left MarIt on the arms, if you wish, but I am oonfldent you will lie better pleased seilles for thlna, but. being buffeted with results by using a very little cold by the winds, made for ihe harbor of cream a- - a foundation, then applying Tunis to avail better weather. The any rood vegetable powder. Rice pow- collector of the port came ou hoard, der ia alwaya obtainable and la very and. although the captain suited that good. If you care for the liquid pow- he was freighted tor Canton and had der for your arms, you will And tjte nothing to do with Tunis, the collector following formula esrellent anti per succeeded is proving to him that he dram: must pay hla harbor dues. fectly hartnloNs: Zinc oxide did so. blit Instantly Captain B carbonate of ntagneuia. 1 dram: very of the bey and to tbe 1 dram: palace repaired fine tab-urpowdqr, ounce of glycerin: rose water. 4 oxh. demanded Justice. Good Frank. uid the bey. "I am Apply wlih a fine, soft sponge. The use of soap and water on the your friend. What do yon wnntT answered the captain, Highness. complexion ia s genuine necessity to your custom house has roMied me. I the city girl, wlirme sweet Hula counr of bad in pav unjustly. tenance i subject to Excellent individual. answered the soot and grime. The had complexion is the result of careless ha 'hi tig bey, In thiswecountry,h. when we have Tbe first acthe money keep yr oonte internal derangement, slugbut to give Is a difficulty, quisition gishness of (he liver, nervousness or bark a thing Is unknown in Africa. A good, healthy stomach Indigeetlou. Shall I not have justice, then? ia of prime importance to the girl who Certainly you khall; ereryone ha would hare a fair, glowing akin. The In Tunis. Will yon hare It in sudsy furls bath should he at night, justice or Tunis fashion ?" French and it ia heat io use a complexion French Justice, never! 1 am in a bru.h to make the process perfect. Finger nails that are manicured every burry." Ho lie It. then. replied the bey. weeks will rotHin their dcltracy and What U vottr rargo?" luster much longer than those that are 'M a reel I lea soup and SO.fsiu cotton neglected. caps. It I well; go away and be tranI snow of nothing better for circula- quil." i. tion than a bath followed by n brisk then xumuiuned his visier. The rub and deep abdominal breathing. A Vlfler. lieysaid he. "we love Jnstlre: wc Turkish hath taken occasionally will love the Franks. Prurlalm that every Bland be- .lew who appears out of door tomorprove decidedly beneficial. fore an open window In the morning row without a cotton cap will have a Iwf dressing and taken fifteen long, lilt to transaction to settle with me. deep breaths. Tho lungs aliopld he There were some thousands of Jews trained to free, full and vigorous In Tunis, and there was nut a single action. If the breathing Is Imperfect cotton cap. men The nnfotttinate all the funrtiona of the body work a' were preparing for death, when they a disadvantage. Especially is this true learned that ( had an sprain B of the heart. It U a common fault to Abundance of the desired article. That breathe from tbe surface of the lungs wa enough; hr as able to sell his only, not bringing Into play 'he ab- entiie lot for Ks. a cap. dominal muscles. Hy ihla defective He rushed to the beys palace and actlou the system Is deprived of a part poured out his thanks. of it h supply of air, and the aiy cells I have Noi so fart. said the hey. become diseased and do noi properly not done yet. Visier, proclaim that do their work. It Is the deep ab- every .lew who keeps a cotton rap . dominal breathing that must he another hour will have trouble with e:. ;s usually the WOMANLY WI6DOM. NOVEilHER 3. MU.iMXU, - . - Ecdes Building. .' e s City Florists THE PORTER FLORAL CO. cut flowers always on hand. Floral designs a apecialty. Greenhouse cor, Jeffereon ave. and Twentieth st. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phones Bell 260-Z- : Ind. 293. VARNEY Choice ' i FLORAL hi CO. Floral designs of every descrip tion to ardor. Delivery promptly mad. Order by phone. Bell 813-Greenhouse, 162 Thirtieth at. ; ; . nia-!"- i - VARNEY FLORAL CO. The choice- carnations, roses and other flower with appropriatemoderate. 162 Thirgreen. Prices 813-K. st. Bell tth OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artists. Store 4t 3 Twenty, fourth at. Greenhouse opposite Qienwood park. Phones, Be. 636-xI ind. 193. , n I.', - c'-a- ,i- ! I f.-- high-spirite- - tar, - j co-p- Ogden City Dentists FEL3HAWS DENTAL PARLORS, Over Bpargo's Book Star , 2465 Wash. Ava. Phone Belt, 79-k- - -- s ; i!:ki-Hii- cos-'in;- I.1 (a e I i .i- ; - n- 111- - . I l ( b- - a . i!r ! |