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Show WANTED EMPTY LARD PAILS. Tho Ogden Tack In - & Provision Co. will, for a short while, pay 5 cents each for Gold Leaf 5 lb, cans and Chefolene 5 lb. can3. They must be In first class shape pjid free from scratches. - Ism tins ww I I'll -1 DLL dwlilli Uq'M Bay and MgM School J The Ogden Business College I Begins Mew Term The Ogden Business College begins new term with com- j plete equipment thorough courses of study and the BEST i TEACHERS ever known in Ogden. ' A NEW COURSE IN l ? Telegraphy and Railroad Office Work j Is now offered in addition to the following courses: Commercial English ; ShorShand Penmanship : Typewriting Civil Service Young Men Stenographers In Demand WON'T YOU INVESTIGATE? WHY NOT BEGIN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. Ogden Business College I LEWIS BLOCK, 2447 WASHINGTON AVE. WILLIAM PUGH, President. NOTICE TO PUBLIC OGDEN CANYON SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEPT. 6, 1910. First car leaves Union depot at THO a. m.. and every forty (10) raln-uto-s thereafter until 0:10 p. m. First car leaves Hermitage at 8.20 a. in. and every forty (40) minutes thereafter until 10:20 r. m OGDEN RAPID TRANSIT CO By J. W. Bailey, Supt 1-1 at LAGOON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 OGDEN TRADES & LABOR ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. 1:30. 1 Boys' Foot Race, 25 yds., 10 years or under Prize, Sweater, Utah Knitting Company, No. 302 25th St. 2 Girls' Foot Race, 25 yards, 10 years or under Prie, 2-lb. box candy, Chas. Hupfer 3 Boys' Foot Race, 50 yds., 16 years or under Prize, Jersey Sweater, $2.50, Proudfit Sporting Co. 4 Girls' Foot Race, 50 yds., 10 years or under Prize, 1st 5-lb-Box Candy, Shupe-Williams Candy Co ; Prize, 2nd, 2 1-2 lb. Box Candy, C W Ward. 5 Young Men's Foot Race, 100 yds., 20 years or under Prizes, 1st, $3.00 Hat, Fred M. Nye; prize, 2nd, 1 Pair Dress Gloves, The Model Clothier. 6 Young Women's Foot Race, 20 years or under, 50 yards Prizes, 1st, 3.00 Parasol, Horrocks Bros.; prize 2nd, $3.00. Hand Bag, Spargo's Book Store. 7 Foot Race for Union Men only, all ages, 100 yard3 Prizes, 1st, $5.00 Hat, A. Kuhn Bros; prize, 2nd, Meal Ticket, E. H. Munsey; prize, 3rd, One Box Columbia Club Perfecto Cigars. 8 Union Men's Wives' Foot Race, 50 yards, all ages Prizes, 1st, $5.00 Parasol, Last and Thomas; prize, 2nd, $3.75 Rug, Boyle Furniture Company; prize, 3rd, One Bag Graham Flour, C. F. Grout: 9 High Jump for Union Men only Prizes, 1st, $5.00 Razor, Geo. A. Lowe Company; prize, 2nd, One Box Cigars, Wess-ler Wess-ler Cigar Company. 10 Broad Jump for Union Men only Prizes, 1st, $5.00 Pair Pants, Frank Wright; prize, 2nd, One Box Victor Cigars, Victor Cigar Company. 11 Hop, Skip and Jump Prizes, 1st, $3.00 Hat, S. H. Browne Company; prize, 2nd. One Dress Shirt, R. 0. Quality Shop. 3rd, One Good as Gold Razor, Browning Bros. 12 Egg Race Prizes, 1st, 2 Gold Hat Pins, Value $5.00, J. S. Lewis; prize, 2nd, 5-lb. Box Candy, Shupe-Williams Candy Co., prize, 3rd, 2 Box Seats, Orpheum. 13 Nail Driving Contest, Union Men's Wives Prizes, 1st. One Silk Dress Pattern, Value $15.00, S. J. Burt Brothers; prize, 2nd, $5.00 Umbrella, W. H. Wright and Sons; prize, 3rd, One Pair Eye Glasses, fitted. Crescent Jewelry Co. 14 Jar Breaking Contest Prizes, 1st, One Mandolin. Value $15.00, Ezra H. G. Williams Music Company; prize, 2nd, One Robe. Value $4.00, Burton Implement Co. 15 For Largest Union Family on Grounds Prizes, 1st, 100 lbs. Flour, Ogden Milling Company; prize, 2nd, 100 lbs. Flour, Peery Brothers Milling Co. 1G Fat Men's Race, 50 Miles Prizes, 1st. One Overall Suit, Ogden Og-den Overall & Shirt Co.; prize, 2nd, One Good-as-Gold Razor, Browning Brotherss. BALL GAME, 3 :30 Machinists vs. R. R. Carmen. SPORT COMMITTEE Chairman, C. A. Bass; J. A. Reeder, Thos. Mayer, W. D. Watson, Frank Weisgarber, WANT ADS BRING RESULTS y M.J. Brandcnstein 6- Co. Sn Frnoico TT r r No married "woman's happiness ii rvFl T TfilrP') ) I 1 IfS complete without children; she 11 r r r-rVV I Cy W yearns with tho deeper lomjings of lAIllJiLilyLJ her uaturo for the Joys of mother- f TT VT' hood. But -women -who bear children ffnU t frNJl th vnpu for tho coming of 9 V7V7 vUK fl rOliX baby b Prty for their w V i. l-J ll VJ pny8icai systems. Mother's Frlond- la tho expectant mother's greatest help. It ls a remedy which prepares tho muscles and tendons for tho unusual strain, rondors tho ligaments eupolo and clastic, aids in expanding tho skin and flesh fibres, and strengthens all tho mombranes and tissues. It is especially valuable whero tho breasts are troublesome trouble-some from swelling and congestion, and Its regular uso will lessen tho pain and danger when tho littlo ono comes. Women who nso Mother's T"VvT'sc-75TT V r V rTTvyo Friend are assured of passing tho Kj f T JrU J) iS crisis with safety. It ls for sale at II IUJ I I I ( I I L lr drug stores. Write for free book ) 'V . |