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Show RANDOM REFERENCES Indian tannni buffalo rug. Reason ELe Write Box F, care Standard. SOT 1 V cjrst Congregational There will be L services in the First Congregational Congregation-al church in this city tomorrow, neither neith-er of Sunday school nor of church wor-hip wor-hip The minister hopes that mem-fprs mem-fprs of the congregation will worship jth 'li nvnib-r-- of the Fir-i Metho-(jjjt Metho-(jjjt church tomorrow . Ij p, Snedaker, dentist, moved to Levis block, lourth floor. 89bS KSecond Congregational There will He no meeting of Sunday school or of ebUP-h worship a' ' h . i-ernud ungre Kgtional church. Five Points tomorrow I afternoon. B Km rish ilpsirahle rltv nr'iD Km if prired right. P. O Box . M Teachers to Meet. Teachers insti- Bnte the cil-v cnools m DP nr-"ld Kptember 13, according to inlorma-Hlfon inlorma-Hlfon snen out by Supt. Karl Hopkins. gtate up-nnii ml' ri' of I'uhin In-Hftrurtion In-Hftrurtion (.. N ' "hild ;ind Dr E. i. 1 Gons will idrlress the assembly. Ill Kbo01 for the 1919-2( sea.-on will open in I'ud'ii on Sept' nib--r j H KecKuteboom Printing Co. has moved fr frorn J ?'"- to 2J7o Wash Ave. 8691 "s , Not Buying Stamps. Wai Bavlng amp sale? in O-dcn are lagging a -I cording ' H. Johnson, who de-'1 de-'1 clare it i;- almost impossible to in ! flue I" opb- to purchase and in . t in ' jo' rnnr iv ;"nn';i - now that the ; war o . t 1 n -1 .ol oi buj ing the bonds, according to Mr, Johnson, a great majority of the people are sell-1 sell-1 ling tbem IcORSETI ERE Spirella corsets. Call 20S4 lor appointment. 8489 lit Enlists. t orneliiis 1 .M ichant, aged 22, enli.-ted in the Marine corps l yesterday and v.as sent to the Salt I Eke office by Sergt Mcibos of the if Heal recruiting station. Fred J Bicbs, aged 22, of Marshalfiold, Wis., jj.1 jfclso enlisted csterda. ,ta fij Mosey to loan. Kelly & Herrick. 4706 (jj h. For Local Troop. Equipment for I He Ogdpn troop of the Utah National ty Kurd was received here yesterday. UMphe consignment consisted of twenty SMfffies, saddles, bridles and other sup-IHttes. sup-IHttes. The remainder of the material be sent d licet, from Salt Lake jjSwithin a few da;. - tf Clean rsgs wanted ihe Standard (lei. tiH Embargoes. With labor troubles j a f Settled to a great extent, the freight! embargo on the western division of the southern 1'aeifn out of Ogden has Ken lifted With the -.rural en. bar J n lifted, however, the goods for ship- Bnt- lor points south of Fresno, . ! I BU not be accepted, as conditions South of lhT' hae noi In .-n -oiiled I IS ye t The Salt Lake route has mod- J i I IHed its freight and will accept ship j jWKents to Los Anceles, accepting live-1 DCk and perishables. jjft- Prompt service in Cleaning, Press-T, Press-T, tng and Alterations. Regal Cleaner. I I Phone 513. 8387 j rif ! Fourteenth Ward Joseph Rirle will '! Speak in the Fourteenth ward church' W tomorrow i'ioiihl; A linal niusie.:l I program of ocal and instrumental I numbers has her n arranged for thi3 1 Brvice. I Do H Now Have a family picture Uken at the Lnpp Photo Studio. 320V 25th street, before school begins. 8399 ! i Fourth Ward C.eor; e S Barker will ipeak at th- Found ward chapel to .morrow niht at 7 o'clock under he I . Wspiees oi the M I A. upon the I ; Leapue of Nations Special musical program will be rendered 4 m r Artistic Funeral Pieces a specialty. tuiLn.j i 0.-.1 t. o Phon- 52 W. 49oU Wrestling Jack Ilnrbertson of Og ien ni'.ets A S' pp at Fanston on La t bor La . ij ; Clean rag3 wanted at The StancJj re" I Iff ice. Leaves for Coast Jim Littlefield left this morning at 10:30 for Oakland i,ind San Francisco, whero he will visit j for three weeks with relatives and Efrlends. jj JVE do custom milling or all kinds ot I fioui nd feed. West (Jgdea Milling i UUl Klovator Ca 36US In New York John Snider has ar-I ar-I rived in NV. York from service over I teas. J ANNOUNCEMENT: DARRELL 3URK IS BACK WITH ADAM FAR B 3ER AGAIN. 8911 i Coming Home Battalion Sergeant I Major Stanlev A Purrington, Llphili J infantry, 069 Healy avenue, is on his wa home from service overseas. Old papers ror eaic Ogden Un m. Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses li-censes were issued at the office of the count clerk to the following: Byroti Oberhausley. Ashton, Idaho, "'id Myrtle Edwards, Wlllnrd; Gordon M Griftith, Wichita, Kan , nd Minnie B Robinson, Salt Lake, and Pviehard H Wilson, Eden, and Annie . Fackrcll, 1 U'oods Cross. COAL, all ki. is. Buy no-x M L Jones Coal & Ice Co. Ph 1603. 2568 The conention of tri-stake lerks md serretaries of the Op-den, Weber and North Weber stakes, announced jfor Sunday. August 31, has been post I Poned indefinitely Owinp to th- fact j that a great majority of the members are out of the city, the postponement was made. Chambermaid wanted. Reed hotl Good wapr-; room and board, or with i out. ggr, Suit for $700 The Merchants' Credit j bureau filed suit in ihe district court i todaj against C. A. H. Knowlden to I recover $700 alleged to be due the! Utah Tire Repair companv of LhU city. Bail Forfeited D. C. Crandle, arresr ed on a charge of riding his bicycle on the sidewalk near Twelfth street and Washington nvehue, failed tc ap near before the eitv roil rt 1 h i -i ninni ing His bail of .$5 was declared for fcited. Eighth Ward Judge Dan SulliVGU will be the speaker Sunday evening I at 7 o'clock at the Li-hth ward chape jHis subject will be "Patriotism' .Mis-inc-.'. Plan and Franklin Hickenloopci trill be the soloists of the evenint; oo |
