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Show I "We find business demanding far better-informed and indeed fel M lAif '' II ; I broader-minded men than were formerly required" 111111? m I f : ;- I "A railroad man who merely knows how to operate econom- 121 k ' II ically the trains on his tracks falls far short of what is ideal, )lli Mk j ; r 11 indeed of what is absolutely necessary, if he is properly to dis- vvS v-JlPl f charge both his duties to his shareholders and to the public." tiln?" 'SSB 1 "The banker who merely knows his local credits and can mStSBSt WMMSHSKbS 1 successfully gather in deposits and loan them in a manner UmKBIBBi' M&SS!KSKmSl, I brings the smallest margin of chance that they will not GpBSwMw ' SKKi paid cannot be regarded as filling ideally a position in the Pro"tS I ! "An industrial manager must have much greater technical BISP I experience and ability than was formerly needed, but he must PBSVr l ' J 1 1 haye far more than that. He must have sound views regard- m&B'; '-'"J" n6h I II . . i.. n i i i l 11T !? '$&$' &r ' v" Underwood i. Underwo4 U 1 ing the relations of his business to society and a more highly L-t nyo i 1 developed SOCial Sense and ECSponsibility than Were heretofore Mr. Vanderlip'fl career haa proved the yaIuo of knowledge na tho I I -rorCorAnA oc npnpccarv " prnctical mcanB to success. Born on a farm, Mr. Vanderlip received I regdracu. ib UCUWd.1 v . , onJy & country school education. Later, ho studied nights to advanco 0 1. Frank A. Vanderlip , l himself. Thirty years ago ho was a newspaper reporter in Chicago. fl 1 , , j... xr ,. iow D , r ir r Today ho is head of tho National City Bank, of New York, the strong- B 1 presment of the National City Bank, New York cst bank on thiH contincnt, and second largest in the world, with i 1 resources approximating $616,000,000. gj II Mn Vanderlip says9 in effect, this: The Britannica is owned by the leaders of all branches I j I k 1 1 .of business by the presidents, directors, department heads Q j I You shouldown anduse the new Encyclopaedia Britannica. alld employes 0f the most successful business organizations ; I . Ji For, whatever your position or circumstances, the in America. J i I' I Britannica is the very work you require to promote your- ,, imm , A L .. . n mn I ; I , , , . r , , T . i , . y Of the 160,000 who own and use the Britannica, more I 'I l 1 se to ttle better-informed class. It is the one complete and ., ino n 0A ,,. rt nnA mmaT, 1 I : I , J r than 10,000 are business men and women. 1 authoritative source of knowledge I I : I . ,, .. . , . . ,, , x , You, too, need the Britannica. And the sooner you own 1 I 1 for the railroad man who must know more than how to , ,, ., ,, 1 , H , I : I . a set, the sooner you can use it as the means of selr-educa- j J ; ' ' ' tion to put you in the "better-informed" class. Send at 11 8 I for the banker who must know more than local credits ; ' once for the free illustrated book which tells you all about i for the industrial manager who must possess far more the Britannica and why it is of such everyday usefulness j I I than technical ability; to you. j ! I1 for the merchant who must know more than wholesale You must act promptly, for the sets of Britannica still 5 prices and profits ; unsold are the last that can be offered printed on genuine 1 . j i India paper. Be quick your opportunity will soon be gone. 1 I for the manufacturer who must look way beyond the J j I sky-line of his mills ; While the supply lasts, these sets (which are all of the I 1 popular "Handy Volume" Issue, somewhat smaller than the costly Cambridge issue and selling for about 60 less), This great work gives you what you need to master busi- are offered at specially attractive prices. If you don't want j 1 1 ness problems ; it enables you to respond with facts and to pay cash, you can buy a set for a first payment of I practical information to fortify your judgment. It gives only $1 and pay the balance in convenient monthly pay- . ' ' n yu tne wide knowledge and broad viewpoint essential to ments of $3 to $4.50, according to binding. 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Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can cat what you like. At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. CAdvcrtlacmcnt) J STANDARD I Information I Department 1 Accordion and Box Pleating j! In nil Icnetha. 2568 Colo'a Court, rca ' 210 2Ctb St., Phono 118 0-M, Accident Insnrance I Aetna Accldont & Liability Co. Auto j and liability Insurance. H. A. Purdy, I 2377 Hudson Ave. Phono 483, Auto Accessories I Garage, Repairs. StudcbaJter Agency j Mack-Robinson Co., 2440 Grant Avonua JAS1 Phono 891. VVJ If Auto Agency , Cadillac, Oakland. U. S. Tlrea. Cadillac- Co., Ogden, 432 25th St- Phono 887, j Automobile Repairs Eulck Cara a Specialty. Joat Bro3.. Cor, 1 21st and Washlnj.'ton Ave. Phono CSS. 1 Banking O&dcn Stato Bank Commercial and Sav- lng3 Dcpts. Reed Hotel Bids?. Phone 62, I Buttermilk Fresh daily from pastcurled cream. 10c gallon at the plant. Mutual Creamery Co. Phone 318. ' Carpet Cleaning ' K. Van Kampen ror upholstering: carpets car-pets cleaned, altered and laid. Ro-maklns of mattresses. Phono i83. City Scavengers McCarty & Co., 2733 Grant Avenue, Phono 2018-W. T" I Contractor and Builder All kinds of job work. H. D. Brown. I Telophono 1678-J. J i' Counselor-at-Law Lawyor O'Connolly, over Commercial rfafl Bank. Phono 11. Electric Starter and Storage Battery Station. All makes of Jtorase batteries charged and repalrod. 2375 Hudson, Phono 179. Holland Landscape Gardening Trimming and planting. G. Van Hoist, 2719 Monroe. Phono 1108. Hotel The Only Fireproof Hotel In Ogden Rates 7Gc and up. Tho Now Brlgnam. Wall Ave., and 24th St. Phone 2430. Job Printing ' "Let 3Jo Estimate," B. F. Thomas, Printer, 247G Wash. Ave. Phono 147-J. I Junk and Hides Western Hldo & Junk Co., 2223 Washington Wash-ington Ave. Phono 861. Paper Cleaning Lowo : La Mar, tho Paper Cleaners, with a reputation, work unexcelled. Prices lowest. Phono Hewitt Transfer Co, 41; ofllco 23D 25th St. Junk J Ogden Junk House, 2050 Wash. Ave, Phono 210. Loose Leaf Sheets and Covers Bookbinding, Ruling and Mfg. Stationer, J. Wilson, 2465 Wash. Ave. Phono 856. New and Second Hand Goods A. Slncr. New and Second-Hand Fur-nlturet Fur-nlturet Clothing, etc., bought and sold, suit cases cheap. 241-243 25th Street, Phone 1321. Paper Cleaning and Tinting Austin Sz. Fclker, 2548 Lincoln Ave, Phone 2637-R Physician and Surgeon Dr. A. Fcrnlund. Offico hours 11 to 4 p. m. Now Pccry Bldg. Hudson Avo, Rca. Phono 646; Office Phone 1900-W, Steam Carpet Cleaning Carpets cleaned and laid, rag carpets made to order, feathers renovated. Phono 1844-W. Sanitary Work Sanitary Garage Co.. all klnd3 of rubbish rub-bish hauled, ash pita cleaned. Prices reasonable. Phono 620. Toilet Articles A full lino of Mrs. Anna B. Nelson's toilet articles at Ensign Drug Co. Phone 823. Theaters Oracte Open from 12 m. to 11 p. m. Universal Program. 2476 Washington Ave. The Modern Upholstery Anything upholstered from A to Z. Old mattresses mado now. Geo. A. PhllllDS Phone 746-J. " Typewriters Sold. Rented, Repaired. Ogden Type-i writer Houso, 2422 Hudson Avo. Vacuum Cleaners Electric Service Co. Sturtovant and : SiESW Cleacrs U and up per day, 425 24th Street, Phone S8. Wallpaper Cleaning Lowe 4s Evans. Wc guaranteo all work. Wo aro tho pioneers of the gamo. Phono 10S2. Wines Liquors Wholesale. Retail. Family and Mall Order Trade. Thomas C. Foloy Co., 2410 Washington Ave. Phono 303. - " ' " |