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Show t: WILTON LACKAYE AT OGDEN THEATER, SEPT 1ST. To Patrons: We have arranged with the management of the Wilton Lackaye Company to sell the theater boxea for his engagement at the same price as the lower floor $1.50 each in order to accommodate ac-commodate box parties. The date for this performance is .Scptomber 1st. The seats are now selling. The company is now playing at the Colonial Theater, Salt Lake City.N Read the criticisms in the Salt Lako ' papers. WILLIAM ALLISON, Mgr., Ogden Theater. ' 'i AugimsS 31 La2 Day 1 Oibk5 3 "' :j CSearance Sale Sep. Es mr A ' Fall -Opening and, Now- 5s Yonp ' Opportunity to supply your wants at great reductions in all j :' departments. Every garment this season's product. Our loss your gain. Take, advantage of following prices: .' j All our U5.0U Men's Suit $3. 50 and $1.00 Patent..' jv" KO for $ 8.50 (Sua Metal. Iat call $2.40 i All our $20.00 Men s Suits . 5i.no and J3.0U Patent, j go for 311-75 Tan, Kueland .Make, fair . All our $25.00 Men's Suits warning, first and last. .$2.60 - j go for $13.75 All $12 50 Younjj Men'B b All our $27.50 Mcn'bvSuits ulis $ 6.75 j ,? for.oV;; $14,75 ah $ic.oo youhr Men's 1 All our $30.00 Mens Suits 8,riU $ 875 . trn for Sl7.75 All $20.00 YounK Men's YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. 8l,its $12 00 v All $ 8.50 Young Men' Oiir Working Shirts .-re the ' . .iVn ; talk of the hour-75-cent '.' i All Slft.OO founts Mens Shirts. Blue. Drown and ; t "lenVV'in't-i $1 15 Stripes, o for 40c $2!oi Men's Pants! 100 Dres Shirts, last call . .50c $2.50 Men's Pants $1.75 me Su;pend?rs, just think v. $3.50 Men's Panta $2.25 of It, only 25c $4. R0 Men's Pants $3.25 13c Men's Sockri 8 1-3c i SG.00 Men's Pants $4.25 oiove.i only 95c I MEN'S OXFORDS MUST MOVE Good Halbrlgsan Underwear 40c ' $3Tan and Patents, la.U Boys' Clothing at ONE-HALF ' call $1.95 rsgular price. - By All Means Take Advantage of the Lazt Day's Sale At j 53 Originators and ' JOfWOlf Promoters cl MJ. Lfvv Prices 2345 Washington Avenue. j THEATRE Both Phonos 323. Biggest Show Ever In Ogden, All This Week. LOIE FULLER'S BALLET OF LIGHT CAPT. GRUBER'S EDUCATED ANIMALS Introducing the Largest Trained Ele- j phant in Existence. MARION MURRAY &. CO. ) In "Th Prima Donna's Honeymoon." PRINGLE AND WHITING PAUL LA CROIX. THE TWO DENNIS. Klnodrome. Orphcum Orchestra. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, 10c, 15c and 26c. Every night, 10c, 25c and 50c. Children are Invited on the stage -at the matinees to feed the Elephant, l TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY J WANTED Experienced woman for housework S30.uu per mo. 1549 24th. -30-lwlc TWO girls for Ironing. Sunrise Hand laundry, 203 20th st. S-iJu-lwlc rTnCT READ THE CLASS. ADS TODAf j af the OFpInraim at 3:30 i I A big: show for the children. Minnie, the ele- 7 ?! phant, invites you on the stage to feed her candy, peanuts, or anything: good to eat. j i I . f Prices only 10, 15 and 25 cents i a i OOO0OOGO000OOOOOG(! ; , egmeiE mm me joi ': Have you seen the View of Paris from the Eiffel Tower? Beautiful Beau-tiful picture. At the GLOBE. All the Children must see the Feeding of the Seals at Catalina Islands and sec Jupiter and Neptune, the two big: fellows posing before be-fore the camera. This interesting picture is at the JOIE. If you really want to laugh and then see some excellent pictures as well, visit tbe Isis and Oracle and see ' THE WOOING O'T " and "THE LATEST FASHION IN SKIRTS." Both are side splitters. LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEES ORACLE AND GLOBE ' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, "ISIS" THURSDAY AFTERNOON. i oooooooooooaoooooe.ooQoo READ TIIC CI.AS'5. ADS TODAY |