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Show FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. ODD FELLOWS. Ogden Lodge No. 5. Independent Or-1 der of Odd Fellows, meets In I. O. F. Hall eery Tuesday evening Vis. ting brothers cordially inlted to be present pres-ent SIDNEY BAKER, Noble Grand. HENRY KISSEL, Secretary. Queen City, Rcbckah Lodge, No. 1. I O O. F., meets second and fourth Friday evenings at Odd Fellows' Hall, j Visiting members Invited. K4TE 11A1LEY, N, G I EMMA MEID, Rec. Secfy, 718 23rd WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Wober Camp No. 74, meets in K of P. Hall In the Utah National Bank Bids, every Thursday evening at S o'clock. Visiting Woodmen cordially lnlted to attend W H DRABBLE, C. C. E. AUTH, Clerk, First National Hank Bldg. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMBRICA-Utah AMBRICA-Utah Cnmp No. SK. meets fr Tuondny nluht fit 8 n clock, at Ek'" Hall. 5th St VUUIng mombcru tnMtea Og:den Business Directory Ad eill!tuj..iia .u ...m .OluuiU tost 75c. per lino per mouth, payable in Ldvauce. ALVORD &. ANYTHINO; BELL 333. 3-2-U ARCHITECTS. F. C. WOODS i CO. lit Nat'1 BinW. ATTORNEYS-ATLAW. R. S. FARNSVORTH. Aorroy-V Uiw; 314 an- 15 Ev-clea b'i'.lanS- CIGARS AND TOBACCO. THE DEN Cigar and Tobacco, Pipe Doctors. JU1TK. OGOEN JUNK HOUSE Ig you Dve onv kind of JjjA phono us T: jo wlil call for '.t. Bell phoao Z-o-. Ind. 725. FOR JUNK OF ANY KINO hctfe HELP WANTED. FEMALE. WANTED A good cook at Ogden general hospital. 7-2:'.-lwk MANGLE GIRLS. Apply Mondr morning. Troy Laundry. 7 22-31 GIRL for general housework; small family. Apply A R. Mclntyre, B.ul con Pharmacy. 7-22 3t GIRL wanted. 2G59 Wash. 7 22 lvk GOOD girl for general housework. I j Flrst-clafis wages. No washing or Ironing. 574 21th. 7-2l-lwk' RESPECTABLE woman to ' act as housekeeper. Call or address Henry Hen-ry Hansen, No. 2511 Warn. avo. Bell phone No. SOS. 7-22-1 vk WANTED Girls at Olsen Bros. Basket Bas-ket factory. 180 W. 31st St. 7 20 .1wk GIRL for kitchen and dining room. Experienced cook; no washing or ironing. Good wages Apply 03 27th. 7-19-tf FOR RENT. . !', I FURNISHED ROOMS. i FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 2337 Adams. C-20-tt ; TWO NICE FRONT ROOMS, suit- j ablo for 4 men. Very chtiui. 1 2340 GrunL 7-23 lwk j TWO nice pool furnished rooms for i sleeping. 358 22nd St. 7 25 Ivr J, FURNISHED ROOMS, two for house- f keeping. Wilson Room In k Bell 1544. 7-23-lwk L MODERN rooms for light housekeeping, housekeep-ing, furnished room to rent. 539 SHrd. 7-20-lwk LARGE, light, front, outside rooms,; ' , furnished. Prices to fit your purse.. ' j Utahna. 24CS Wash. Ave. 7 1C lm MODERN housekeeping rooms. 227 27th SL 7 1C 2wfca j FURNISHED ROOM, bath, 2519 Or- chard ave 7-152wks j HOUSEKEEPING rooma. newly fur- 0 i A. PARTUS. Counsel. . J. II SHAFKR, ClorH. OfiDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTOR?. Wn Match Division io. III. O-meets O-meets econd and fourth TrlJays nt p. m.. In K. of P. Hall, corner Wa hcton acnuo nnd Hth "treet. A" brother are cordially lr,Ud to atea. OICO. ALLKN. C. C O L. BOYLE. 8. and T. MASONIC. - Cueen Ester Chapter No . o y -Regular meeting held ft M"eonLiM-ci M"eonLiM-ci WnxhlnRton nvenvio bctvvn T'liJ. t nfth and fwenty-sixth streets th l nnd third Fridays or n'nt-d Journlng member cordially Invltco "Un,1Mn8 KATE SMITHKRS, W. M-LILT M-LILT V? HALSTEAP. wy ROYAL ARCANUM. . Fraternal fceneflclary O.der ,.n9"; rr..:n nt low ratoP. Reserve fnd oer Mx million dollars. Hocky '" Council No. 037 C9nviM Knl ,M fourth Thursd-ivs at 1. O O. V . & cfeltSPrN. Collector. GEO B. ROBERTS, grcretars. WOME". OF VCOODCRAKT. Pepo Lily cTrcle No 174. meets eyrr , fccond omf fourth Monday rilgnia at in 1 C O F Hall MdltinK nelntrs cord.ally mvlted TEN A NELSON. G. N-KATE N-KATE H LYMAN. CUrk, IJell phono 1741-x. ' TMPnnVFD ORDER OF RED M EX. Tribe No. 3. meets in E.iplft Ha.h every first and third Monday evening at 7:30 p m. Vlsltiug chiefs cor dially invited JAMES MACBETH. Snchem E It- (lEIOER. C of R. A. B. WRIGHT. C. of 7. Jacobson. Eeli C2C-z: mti. -r,: ll-13-il WTJSIC. OCDEN CITY mTlITARY BAND. Music furnlnhed for all occasions. InI 1-JS1-3724-A. ell 1205. v: OGDEN HAT WORKS. Hats cleaned, reblocked and retrlm-vned. retrlm-vned. by practical hatter. Fifth floor Lewis BIk. PAINTING & PAPSRHANGING. j. denllARTOG. Painting and Decorative Deco-rative Papethanping. 2S 2Stn st Both phones. 3-,,1'Tr PHYSICIANS AND STJKGEONS. DR. A. FERN LUND, PhyelcKn and Surceoc: ofTlce hours. 10 vo 12 a i m ; 2 to 4 p. m.; 310 25th St OlDci phones. Bell 515-K; lnd 615: residence resi-dence Wash, Ind. phone 50- SANITARY WORK. APPOINTED SCAVENGER of Dlst. No 2 all of the city south of 21th street! Bell Phone 324 -Z. Nell McCarty. 5"10 tf OGDEN SCAVENGER CO .Paul Van Konien. Prop. Phone Bell 1U03. All kinds of scavenger work promptly at- GIRL fer housework. No washing. One that could go home nights preferred. pre-ferred. 2215 Jefferson. 7 10 "t i AN exoerieuccd girl for housework. 432 27th. 7 1C tf D I N I NO room girl. Virginia. 7 7 Imo sItuTtioWwated. FEMALE. WORK by the day Call Boll 74SY. 7 23 iwk HELP W ANTED " MALE. MAN to care for Invalid 2 hours per day In turn for batching quarters. Apply rear 2427 Grant ae. 7-25-lwk WANTED Experienced partner for emplovment business. Bell phone I 1022-K. ' 7-2'Vlwk 100 LABORERS. Apply on Twenty-second Twenty-second street and Van Buren Avt. Moran Contracting Co 7-18-2wks FOR RENT. UNFURNISHED HOUSES. FOUR-room house, city, watar, pantry, pan-try, clothes closet and cellar. 2S42 Madison 7 23 lwk THREE-room house. 1 12 acres, barn and sheds: convenient to 25th St. nisucu. .Houeru. juj jiiij. i i im v FERNISHEd and unfurnished flats, .' 2C31 GranL 4 16 6mo ., TWO FURXlSi'iD ROOMS for ! V bousokefplng; 463 27th St. 0-21-tf j MONEY TO LOANT MORTGAGES Loans on Improved ' farm or city property. HUNTER & KENNEDY, 211 First National Bids. 4-30 tf i MONEY to l"n on wa.chca, diamonds. dia-monds. Jewelry, firearms, vie. j Uncle Sam's Loan Office, established 18SC. The Monty Lenders of Ofjdoa; 278 2oth St. C. H. Smith. Prop. . 9-4-lyr PLAnTSEWING DRESSMAKING, 235C Wash 441 Tnd 7-9-tf FOR RENT. i ROOMS AND BOARD. j FIRST-CFJVSS BOARD and room. The Melrose, 022 26tb. 7-20-lwk GOOD rcouis, board, 2C39 JefTeison. - 7 11 lino BOARD and rooms, 54S 25th. 628 lmo BOAPD ana ron i 10th Stretc C fS t! rtOYAL HIGHLANDERS. pnvnl Highlanders meet the nrl nnd ftnEfMorS-yi at Union Labor Hall W Diim bo pnld from 1 I omco of G. W. Green, on the 2ltn of ."ActT montrT VU!Un member, cor d,aUVDAYREL D SMITH. I. P ALICE COLLINS, flcc'y nnd T-ea. B P O ELK8. rt O. Elka. OKden Lodte No. 719. iJ? ind club roomf. second four 24H lviAl"fon . avenue, Regular meeting exery Tue1y evcnlnif. C A BOYD. Exalted Ruler. C. O. DeWOLF, Secretary. trn ATRNAL ORDER OF EAOLE8 FefrSl Order of Kl. Oden Aerl v ill i.- O V... mens overy Wcdnrti,-? Wcdnrti,-? 1 'L t Eagle Holl. cast of Reed fli SP " Visiting brother Eaclie are .nvlted to attend the Aerie meeilnTOV BROWNING, w. President. v ti GEIG ET. Secretary DR N- W- ESTES. AerMPhyslclao. ORDRR OP OWLS. Ofrden Neft. No. 121S. Order f-fOwlJ meets every Thursday eventm; In Eafclea Hall, east of Reed Hotel at S p'oloc. VlBltlnK Rrother Owls nro Invited o attend at-tend the Ncnt Meetings iena ln-cIoMAS LESLI E. Prwtdent JfiHN M MARSHALL. PccrctarT-JOHN PccrctarT-JOHN Washlntton Ave, ROYAL NEIGHBORS OP AMERICA. Exceistor Camp No 2M0. meets ever tccond and fourth Monday ."ns,sf r..ch month at the La?1 V,sK lnt tnemberf uoidlally Incited. fc INDIA SAWYER Oracle l&t1; JaeUcon Ave. LILLIAN NEWTON Recorder,, room 31. Lewie Bloclt. FRATERNAL ORPER OF MOUN-TAINEEKo. MOUN-TAINEEKo. Ogden Cabin No. 52 meets at vhe L n O P. Hall tho flrsl and third f rl-diixs rl-diixs of each month. Dues can be paid ?o secretary at Dee-Sianfurd'. .uo. ilre' CHAS L. WAPPLER. C M. WALTER K. COMPTON. SoCj. KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS Teoond hand goods. NEW AND SECOND HAND furniture, clothing and st.oes, bought, sold or exchanged; also trunks and suil-cascs suil-cascs cheap. Rell Phone 1321. 170 12 Twenty-fifth street. 7 9 lyr STOCKS AND GRAINS. H GRIMES &. CO.. 117 2:th street-Roll street-Roll Phoue 313. We bry and sell m'.nlng stocks, New York stocks and grain. '7-lG-tf TRANSFER COMPANIES. SLADE, successor to AJ'.-.'n Transfer Co J- C Slade, leseo. Furniture. Vans and storage. Office 408 25th Si ) Both phones 221. ALLEN, Ba?Rage, Hack and Bus Line DaKKige and passenxe: transfer a specialty: 412 2Gth- Both phones JOGALONG TRANSFER VAN & Storage Co., moving vans, all kinds transfer work; pianos a specialty. Cf-Gco Cf-Gco 32S 1-2 2!Uh St. Phonos 283. UPHOLSTERING REPAIRING K VAN KAMPEN Pitrlor Furniture Upholstered and Repaired; Bed Springs re-stretched liko new; Mattress Matt-ress Making; Carpets cleaned. lit nnd laid. Estimates submitted on request re-quest Phor.es. Ind- 661; Roll 883-X; 2769 Volker Ave. 4 8-9 tf HIGH PRICES PAID for second-, second-, bond furniture.. Exrvrt piano polishing, polish-ing, upholstering, urnlturc packing for shlpnient, wall paper cleaning, varnishing var-nishing and repairing of all kinds of furniture. Co11 us up- Dnkers & , Kammeycr. 2428 Grant. Bell 1179Z ' ind. 216 -1 lm0 car. o -J -lm. FIVR room modern house on bench, cood location. Ind 2000. Bc-U 2000 Y 7 22 lwk THREE modern houses; one o rooms tur.; uo children. Bell 50o-Y. 248 oy.tn. 7-22-1 wk " FOR REN1 . FURNISHED HOUSES. FURNISHED HOUSE, modem. Call between 9 and 12 a. m.. 761 2;lrd street. 7-25-lwk BUNGALOW, 22nd and Adams, partly furnished. F. .1. Ilendcrshot. 805 24tb. " FURNISHED house, 2S71 Wall. 7 22 lwk FURNISHED cottage. 3011 Wall. 7 19 lwk FORSALE MISCELLANEOUS GOOD young horse for riding or driving driv-ing also good surrey and saddle. No 1727 Gibson c. Bell 13G0-Z. 7-22-1 wk TICKET, CHEAP, to Spokane and Seattle; Se-attle; good to August 9th. Address D., care Staudard. 7-20 lwk ft00-POUND horse or trade for cow. j Bell 551Y. ' 22 wk HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. 233G Jackson Ave. 7 22 lwk HORSE, phaeton and saddle. 622 2Gth. 7-20-lwk -T HORSE-POWER boiler, 10 h. p. engine. Large cider press and larg. Iron kettle Enquire 2 lo4 AN all avenue, Pickle Works. 7-14-tf ROOMS AND BOARD. 2333 Adams. 2-lC-tt DON'T OVERLOOK the fact that this laundry It well known lor the high character of the work we turn out and the reasonableness reason-ableness of our prices. It you send vour work to us your laundry troubles "will be over and you will save your liuen as well as your temper. Ogden Steam Laundry Co. LAUNDERERS. CLEANERS AND DYERS. Phones 174. 437 25th Street i I READ THE CLASS. ADS TODAY "LiSaINS CONSULT THES1E COLUMNS V. E. OR ANT. C. C. W. G. KIND. M. of E. W. L. UNDEJiWOOD. K. of R. & ?. WOMEN OF U OODCrtAFT. Women of WooJ. raft. OKd-n Urcla Ml. m"ct, every Wednesday night at 7.S-1 o'clock K. a! "all. Visiting neigh-geCr, neigh-geCr, invltwl. Due can l. nai f al tho Reagan Grocery Store, tho afternoon of the 2Sth of each month. 3AUAII HANSON. O. N. Ub West Pullorson Ava. lIAUIfc: CHITKS. Clerk. r.jl ilnnro Ave. T.ADIES OT TUB MACCAEEE3. Rllver Hlvo No. 1. a- ' T. M., mcct every' 2nd and Uh Tuesday afternoon at O o'clock, in I. O. O F. Hall. 241C Washington nvenuo. Visiting members are cordially ln-.ited to at- tend. " MRS AODIB aNOELL. L. C. MI3S I JENNIE PROUT. R K. "ROTHBRHOOD AMERICAN iit-Af.n Horne!'t'n't No 15TC meets eocene eoc-ene and "ourfh Wficln'.H.lay nlRl.tn. Odd Fcllowr4 Hall. VWMnp Archr cordially cor-dially InvMed "'ftCllrAi- (C3 St.. Foreman. 0 E. WILLIAMS. 1I2 21st St.. CurrcflpondonL BROOM RESTAURANT 1 ! REMOVED TO VIENNA CAFE ' j-52 25tb 3L !, t Steals same prl" m 'E.-oom Re taurant. Specif Dinner 25c. Lunch from " to 4 p. m. '! Dinner from 4 to 8 p. m. LEE FOON 6. TOM. Managers. . UEAD THE CLASSIFIED PAGE THE UTAH NATIONAL BANK OF OGDEN. UTAH OFFERS TO DEPOSITORS EVERY FACILITY WHICH THEIR BALANCES, BAL-ANCES, BUSINESS AND Rfc SPONSIBILITY WARRANT. J. E. Dooly, PrestrtenL j Horace E. Peery. Vlce-Pre. -tarold J. Peery, Vice Prea. Ralph E. Hoag, Cashier. A. V. Mclntoah. Ac"L CatMer. j MULLER'S 25S2 WASH. AVE. ; PAPER ! HANGERS AND CLEANERS. ; PAINTING AND DECORATING I IN ALL ITS BRANCHES BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL WALLPAPER. WALLPA-PER. Paint your residence now. The i dry season it the best time for outside out-side painting. We guarantee our work for 5 years. PRESS FOR SALE. j Drum cylinder Cottrell press, with folder Size of hed, 33x17 1-2 inches. In first class order. Prints six col-Muin?, col-Muin?, four pages, at one time. Cheap for cash. Inquire or address tho Evening Standard. 7-.-H MOTORCYCLE, chesp, 2 l- horfw-powcr horfw-powcr Underwood typewriter and Edison phonograph. Bargains. 21G Twenty-fifth street. i VImo FOR SALE Old maliw GooA to put under carpeU Inquire Staudard offlcc WANTED TO BUY. CLEAN white ral Standard office. LOST OR STRAYED. . ONE roan horse, ahout 1150 lbs, branded "U" on rifiht thigh, strip In forehead; one bay horse, brand invisible, in-visible, about 10.-.0 lbs., star lu tore-l.pod tore-l.pod Finder notify Hell phone 1370 1-Black, or P- O. Bvx 39C. $5.i0 reward. 7 -a 1,1 ' . - v rtii i .r-"----"' ' T-" - v i : j READ THE CLASS. ADS TODAY Succescor to Allen Transfer J. C. SLADE, Lessee, VANS. DRAYS, BAGGAGE WAGONS, WAG-ONS, PIANO. FURNITURE AND SAFE MOVING, 403 25th St. Both Phones 321 U. S. DEPOSITARY. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OGDEN, UTAH I CrUI and Undivided Profit 1 $275,000X0 David Eccles. Pres. q H Tribe. Vlce-Prea. John' Watson. Vlce-Prea- M S. Browning. Vlce-Prea. John PlDgree. Cashier. Jas. F. Burton, Asst. Cashier. 1 t . IS IT POSSIBLE Thai dust and cold draft can be e Sea from a house, and of the windows prevented. uwfj I Metal Wenthur Strips will do it. AM T.mfil V'ill last a lifetime. Star metal weather strip co 822 Jefferson St. Phone Bell 5016. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH i i ... , l I : I . SUN'NY ALBERTA. CANADA, ! ! IS ATTRACTING THOl'SANDS OF I FARMERS FROM THIS UNITED f STATES AND EUROPE, WHO ARE ! I'OURIXG INTO THIS. THE GREAT-$T GREAT-$T V HEAT-PRODI CING AREA N THE AMERICAN CONTINENT. AND ARE BUYING UP THESE I'fcRTILK LANDS READY FOR THE and ARE BECOMING RICH "AND INDEPENDENT IN A VERY SHORT TIME. THE INVESTOR ('AN FIND NO BETTER. SAFER fJR SURER WAY TO MAKE MON-1Y MON-1Y THAN INVESTING IN GOOD, PRODUCTIVE WHEAT LANDS. THESE LANDS ARE INCREASING ) IN VALUE AT THE RATE OF $5 j AND UPWARDS PER ACRE PER )i:AR. AND PRODUCE ENORMOUS I Clt0ls EVERY YEAR. IT NOT BK-yf BK-yf 'NO NECESSARY TO LET .THK j -A,ND LAY IDLE EVERY OTHER i l YEAR, AS THE "AVERAGE RAIN- , FALL IS 22 INCHES. " SOME OF THE MOST PROMINENT PROMIN-ENT CITIZENS OF OGDEN AND UTAH OWN AND ARE MAKING MONEY OUT OF ALBERTA FARM LANDS. WHY NOT YOU? IF YOU WANT TO SHARE IN THIS PROSPERITY PROS-PERITY OR DESIRE ANY INFORMATION. INFORM-ATION. COME IN AND LET US i TELL YOU ABOUT IT. BEAUT I- , FUL ILLUSTRATED Lll ERATURE. GIVING THE EXPERIENCE OF MEN NOW FARMING IN ALBERTA WILL BE MAILED YOU ON RE- KELLY & HERRICK. AGENTS. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY COLONIZATION DEPARTMENT. DE-PARTMENT. 7-2'Vtf NFV ".-ioom modern bungalow, by owner US Uerrlck Ave., between th and 27th Sts.. on Wash.nKtcn ve. Bargain If taken at once. --22 1 wk FOUR-ROOM BRICK, at 22S 21st BtrcVl. Large lot. Sidewalk and sewer tax paid. tor 20 per mouth Price $2,400. partly on time SSSSr & Kennedy. 211 First National Hank BIOS- '"" cpvFVROOM, new modern brick house, basement and barn, two I blS from town 432 21.1 .1.. at . ! 1 bargain if taken at once 7-23-tf , 1-ROOM brick house, half block from ! car line, Inquire 513 ICth tt. 7-23-1 wk NEW 3 room house, shed for buggy, lot 50 ft by ISO ft , sidewalks, for $1,100 cash. 3185 Grunt ave. 7-22-2wk3 25x138 feet, with nice, new, modern dwelling, in southwest part of town. $1,450. Worth more money $4 j0 cash, balance on time. E. F. Bratz No. 410 25th street. 7 16 lwk 40 ACRES of land with 10 shares of water. Located at Clinton, Davis county. Price $6,500.00. Address F. ' E. Mitchell. Hooper, 1L F. D. No. 2, Utah. . 7-S-lmo 5-ROOM modern cottage, CG.135. A-plv A-plv owner, 2106, Adams. 7-8-1 mo ONE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, larpe lot, barn, room for four liorses, lota of bay, wagon. One block from business busi-ness center. Apply P. M. Poulsou, 2401 Washington. 6-2G-tf SIX-ROOM HOUSE, shade trees and good barn. 15G Pattoraon avenue. Bell Pbon 150S-Y. 7-20-lwk |