Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-11-07 | Page 10 | [Untitled]

I ELECTION RETURNS TO-NIGHT I j 1 10c, 20c, 30c Last Time "Courted Into Court" I 1 KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE fk I II A MRD li I 1 THE GREATEST SKKlSffiSS&G LHfilWlDKfi ' I ; 1 THE MARY PICKFORD PICTURES THE CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG RELEASES I jfc I RUDYARD KIPLING'S, "THE LIGHT THAT FAILED" 5c ' I if 1 BLANCHE SWEET in "UNPROTECTED" . , and I q I MARGUERITE CLARK m "MISS GEO. WASHINGTON lOc I ;j jj d STARTING I jl 1 One at the Big Theatre tP'QlljiuV;i- JKH mount Empress, in the H j p grandest comedy drama 1 J ii 5c 2nd 10c jgfejiir,i"'M 3 "seventeen" i' ! 5f A good theatre for children, where they breathe the pure air and are protected from fire hazards Roomy arm- B . : gp chairs and music that's refreshing. H !' I Charley Chaplin Is Qn the Way In His Latest Mutual 1 Conserves the health of teeth and gums. Aids in preventing prevent-ing receding gums and Pyorrhoea. It's White Because It's Pure Highest Award Panama- Pacific Exposition oo Read the Classified Ads. , j Dependable 1 Why not decide on a good, efficient, economical coal, and then stay with It? You'll find : it cheaper In the long run to know what you are getting. j i -T-. t The person who just says "coal" when ordering does not . know whether the coal he gets will be suited to his require- ments. But, if he orders "Aberdeen," "Aber-deen," he knows that he will re- I celve a 95 per cent fuel one that will give excellent service, it pays to specify ABERDEEN. ,1 I f i'. ; I n: i f ,i; i ( I Mined at Kenllworth, Utah, by i the Ind. Coal & Coke Co. j I Don't buy any make Talking Machine until I you hear the new- FIlS " I EDISON H ! DIAMOND DISC INSTRUMENT 'j ; PMIDFIT SPORTING GOODS CO. ' lHfl ! 1 353 24th St ' f I i i j