Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-09-18 | Page 2 | [Untitled]

I Budweiser 1 The World's Favorite Bottled Beer Hi;' What made it so? QUALITY and PURITY! B ! 173,184,600 Bottles sold in 1911. I " "- ' x ,1W1ViSli'',i Becker Brewing & Malting Co, DUtributori 1 j - imggsSBrm' ... - d-uh 00 Electric trains every 45 minuter, between Ogden and Brlgham. Peah day, September 18. Cheap rates. Ogden Og-den Rapid Transit Co. 00 , Free musicale, Tabernacle, Friday evening. . 2 "Thst Nutritions Taste" 1 1 If you want wholesome, light pleasing bread with "that nu- f ! tritious taste," just say "River dale Flour" to your grocer. I &' Every cent you pay for it stays in Ogden. ,1' Riverdale Flour gf111 OGDEN STATE BANK I Capital 5 100,000.00 1 1 burpius and Profits 150,000.00 f posits n 1,900,000.00 I lne dignified, business-like way to pay your w bills is to i g , Write Your Personal Check IS for the amount. That gives you a record of J , the payment and a receipt. !. YOUR BUSINESS CORDIALLY INVITED. ' J 1 r. Blcolcw. PrS6. p. BIgal . I J. M. Browning, VTC0 PrC3. j. B, Halves, KsSL Cashier, I "zzz: j- f; '$ j Utah National Bank I ! I OGDEN, UTAH 1 .' h 1 United States Depositary I I Capital and Surplus, $180,000 1 j& I Gives its Patrons the Frailest I Aceommodailon Comslsfeni E : with Safe and Conservative I i I I Banking ' I I RALPH E. HOAG, President. 1 $ t 1 ?0LD J' PEERY, Vice-President. I ) & I LOUIS H. PEERY, Vice-President. I ; A a. v. Mcintosh, cashier. I v S nil m mil i ii mi i 1 jATETY DEPOSIT BOXES THAT AR SAFE " j bnrelSfS eAt8-.y anoint protection again,, I toKto, fire, or the tampenngs of people who are nofcoa! g You aro invited to inspect them. 5 15 Btak by the year, S3.00 np-accordii to the shes. I I RESOLVE TO aUARD YOUR VALUABLES NOW t THE ! FIRST NATIONAL BANK if i i ; ', v - i