Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-10-22 | Page 12 | [Untitled]

I Read the Classified Ads. I I World's Championship ;; ' . j H j f:y Again. Decided ' -1 1 1 Each year for twelve" years the relative v ' I ' - qualities of typewriters in speed and k ' j I Y accuracy have been proved by contests j! I held in New York City for an Interna- t S i - tional Thousand Dollar Trophy Cup? I V; - Champions' have" changed as the "years' i nave passed,. but this cup has always' j , , been won by4'an operator using - the I I ' UnderwoodTypewriterJ '.''''. j - Once more, and for the Thirteenth" time ' I -,. . jX has this contest been held, and once Z 1 I more has the supremacy of. the. Under- I Bj j wood been established, h J ! On October 21st, at the Exposition of j II ; Modern Office Equipment and Methods, 1 I . m New York City, George Hossfield, f I " 1 operating an Underwood at the rate of ' f H; ' I ii 143 perfect words a minute for one,hour, , . j I ' defeating all contestants, became the ' t- I World's Champion Typist for the ensu- - Hj I ' ingyear. . 77i Styte Book cover "Those of you who have loved ones in France, I '. ' ' must write, write, write." Gen' I. Pershing. " . :' . What's the right thing to -'do about buying. clothes? SB Every man wants to serve this j P" natlon m every way he can; ; there's the opportunity to save j Si in the matter of clothes, - ' Clothes either save or waste war resources. The Hart SchafFner &. Marx Style Book j tells you how to save 5 and how to avoid j . waste. ' j It tells you how to buy only what you need (; '.;., v; and when you do buy, to get clothes that --r. , save labor and material because they dont . t ' have to be replaced often. Every man should ; K read this Styte Book. If you dont get a copy ; 3 - ! let us know and we'll see that you get one-. '" j " . " : f N " " the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. 1 . . Read the Classified Ada, I