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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

TWT this season OF the year. Bo."
H,H remarked Mr. A. Good Fellow.
1T is always easy to tell mar
times il Is difficult to make the distinction
for. l understand. thcro are occasions
whom 4 married. man wears the shGdow
OF smile But right now. when the
leaves are falling. you can spot them
every time, Howi Why. it's dead easy.
regular pipe-tbe married man wears
shabby clothes mud looks happy. wbilo
thc sluElc cusS appears In the same kind
OF duds and looks conscious Of their shab.
biocssi
1T all hinges, you sec. on the mo-
mentous occasion when the fall clothes
are taken out for the season Tho mar
ricd mnn, rather his wife. takes bis
out OF moth balls or cedar chests. while
the old bachelor yanks his cut of soak
or of the peg in the closet where they've
been hanging all summer
''In either case II IS serious affair
Take the married man. The summer dies.
the fall winds begin 10 blow aud he sort
OF hints TO his frnu that It's about time
eome of his fall dUdS make their appear.
ance, WHEY puts him OF for q week or
so. animated by that fool Idea that most
women have OF using the summer lugs a
bit longer for tue sake OF getting full
wear out of them. But luolly she comes
around and haulS them out. They are
ont OF press and soilcd aud absolutely
picGled In comphor. 'Ah. John says
wifey. lust look at this gray suit OF
yours! l hnd DO Idea 1t was In such
good condition! Why, nil II needs Is
cleaning and pressing l thought you
would have TO buy a new one and now
you can get olong finely without Isn't
that just grandT
what does hubby do, 20, nsk yon,
what docs he doI Docs be object and
plead that he's aIrondy worn the blamed
old thing two years? No. sir-not IL he
on the job! Hc bands out long spiel
about wanting n new suit, but being per.
fectly willing to pass It up 10 order TO
save enough money TO buy wiley that
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

Rich rcd and brown ties are the favor
ties Pure white serge evening suits
have made a hit, and many men OF So
c'otv nrc now wearing them duriug the
Niutcr as well ms I'm tho summer. Mark
Twain claims the fatherhood OF the white
serge dress suit, Caruso. the tenor. *
now wearing evening clothes OF n royal
purple 6roadcloth cut upon the couvcn.
tional lines with six braid stripe down
tie trouScr legs. Tho coat Is cut
tribe smaller In the front to display the
startling waist coat OF ld-fasbloucd bro
cade In Hover patterns
Another style of evening clothes has
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

been started in society. being suggestive
OF tho Victorian period. Tho cravats
selected for this style are OF the butter
fly variety. The seal or cyeglnss, hung
on a ribbon. is another familiar thing ln
mems dress.
Hosiery and cravats must match. and
these are often In very loud colors. from
violet TO deep purple. blue. green and
crimson The tie is OF solid color. any
shade. The new materials for waist.
coats arc gorgeous 10 the extreme Jewel.
ry now matches the prevailing tone In
ncckwear, hosiery. shirt or suit
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
Handles Electric Clock.

~ NE largest electric clock In tho
N world hns Just been manufactured
~ and Is now on exhibition. 1t Is a
marvel in beauty and workmanship. The
pendulum weighing over 5000 pounds
The clock contains 5.49o multicolorcd
electric bulbs, for which 1000 connec-
lions arc necessary aud over mile and
half OF wire. 1u making the con
neeiions over li0 pounds OF special screws
were used.
The dial. although 1t Indicates the
oourS, minutes and seconds. has no
han1s The time in minutes Is Indicated
ny sixty series or lights. cach series con-
taininS tbirty-two globe covered bulhs
InuHung froID an ornamental center
hteee to the edge of the dial. SLortor
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

pieces for tho mcndIng, II n thin place
IS found n piece OF similar goods should
be scwed underneath II this Is not
done. tho thin portion will probably
give way at the tlrSt washing. Tho eye
should detect all missing buttons be-
fore tho linen has gone 10 the wash.
mud hooks and eyes must be replaced mt
once II the lie OF the cloth Is to be
retained.
Ono Of the great difficulties with linen
is the removal OF nll kinds OF stains,
especially In tnblccloths and napkins,
The removal OF the stains fully repay
tho housewife for the trouble she takes
In doing so and tho sooner the stOinS
are removed the better for the cloth.
In the washing, soap combined with
boiling water makes the stains pcrma-
nent and hardly any process will re-
movo them Tho removal process must
he accomplished before the llncn goes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
A SIMPLE EXERCISE.

3T SIMPLE exercise which may be
III INDUCED In at almost any Tine OF
y U day when the woman Is at leisure Is
the contraction and expansion of the alb
domen to keep it 1at. Sit very erect ia
chair or stand With the shoulders web
back. Clasp the hands across the abdo-
men and. without moving any other part
OF the body. quickly contract the abdoml.
nal muscles, Hold a second and then
relax quickly. Do not lift the chest lu
the exercise,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
Borae in the Household.

OF bora1: for sore throat small qunu-
tlty dissolved In tho mouth aud swal-
lowed is effective; cold In the head
may be relieved by snuflng borax powder
bites OF insects aud summer rnshes will
be comforted with a bath In bornx water,
and small amount of bornN added to
the bath gives splcodid results. being
much better than soap.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

DoRAX IA OF great aid In the house
m hold. Some OF Its purposes aro as fol-
~ lows: disinfectont and IN aDtisep-
tic. washing powder for both the
dlnlng-room and kitchen. brightcns china
ware. glassware aud silver. purincs coffee
aud tea pots frou musty taste or color,
simple remedy for many ailments, STent
aid TO weak eyes, washed in a solution
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

caly takes care OF that cud of IL In
order TO save money for her own lugs:
Looks like the married chap has the
best OF III Humph, Don't YOU believe
IL. Not for mln-u-et Hes always wear
Ing bis old clothes to snyc money. A
spring suit Is Just ns Important as a fall
one, and winter ones as summer frippcry
to woman! So, you sec. he's doing
the old-elothes stunt four tines ycarl"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
Cigarette Smoking.

N account OF new law passed In
e Canada regarding tho smoking OF
" cigarettes by boys. the number
sold In that country during the past
year has decreased 10000. 600. Ncvcrthc-
less, 2I0.0Oo.0OO cigarettes were smoked
there lu the past twelve months Tho
law was In force only eight months of
tho Year. II prohibits the sale OF them
TO boys under 16 years Of age.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
Embroidery Rings.

N VAL embroidery rings can be used
for other purposes than that for
W which they were originally Intended.
one hoop may be used as n necktle
holder II is wound with n shaded rib
Ion, Md from the ends n hanger Is eX-
tended. The holder viii meet with the
approval of the husband or brother. The
hoops can nlso he used for the tops OF
darnlng bags. laundry holders and waste
bags, They arc run through q hem Mt
the top and afford 0rm support to the
hanging weight, They can also form In
d.ylduni towelholders An oval ring can
be enamelcd In white or the color OF the
bathroom, and then q small monogram
marked on IT
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
Strange Fashions for Men.

- OFT hats In nil colors of the rain
bow show how styles run for men
@ this season And the man, accord
lnS to bis color or ailmcnt can select
the hat TO suit him. He with the yellow
Jauudicc Will prefer the yclowish tiugc.
whio his bilious friend viii grab the
green variety, Tho man with the decided
ly high color will select the royal blue,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

81 trouble Invariably occurs when the
H purchases nrc to be made. The
gifts not only hnve TO please the
young potentate of the home. but also
the parents And the varied assortment
OF the gifts makes the selection some
what harder thnn 10 buying other pres
cntS.
A baby's rattle Is always n suitable gift
for His Dimpled HIShness. but there are
numbers of articles In wearing apparel
to choose from. md in n very short time.
when baby outgrows them they can be
laid away with his other treasures. Rings
and beauty pins are always suitable gifts.
but jcwelry eau hardly bc termed
proper present for baby on account of
the little fingers being so apt TO allow
the rings TO slip from them. In this line
the tiny necklaces of 0ne gold chain arc
entirely more suitable. and the baby eau
we0r them foe years They nre also
more seryiccable on account of the fact
that the chains can be enlarged when
necessary.
The newest things for the baby arc
silver sets. Some OF these pretty little
lined boxes contain spoon, napkin ring
and fork, while others have the feeding
spoon. fork and spoon. These come In
the plain silver ana the babys inltlnls
should be engraved on the handles of
each piccc in the set. The forks are very
much like the spoons except that tbcy
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
DAINTY LITTLE JABors.

m RErTY little jabots Gao be cnsily
r. made Mt home with q handkerchief
doubled on the bias. corner to cor
ncr and the raw edge pleatcd into n
scrap OF band. Before doing this II
is best to work dots OF any preferred
size, using mcrcerized cotton. Tho colors
can be chosen to match the shade OF the
dress worn, yet any delicate color will
barmonize with a blncG or white toilet
a common handkerchief will make two
OF these accessories aud they VIII aundcr
very DrrtIIlY.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
LARGE HANDBAGS.

a NE OF the most comforting posses
2 y slo1s of the housewife nowadays is
" the handbag. The growth OF the
ouc-t!me pocketbook is marvellous and IS
indeed interesting to watch. The latest
handbag Is a thing OF remarkable dlmcn-
sions and Is made In Nll shapes. The
modern handbag will carry Utmost my
articles that the housewife may purchase.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

hnve two lnclsIous in the bowl which
form the prongs The feeding spoon Is
much like the usual spoon with the ex-
ception that the handle Is bent back
and around in such manner that the
child can grasp ii In Its hand nnd hold
1t nrmly, Another pretty silver gift which
Is n delight to the baby Is the food
pushcr. This. nj the 6rst glimpse looks
very much like n small hoe, but IL Is
made in this manner for baby's own ne
CcSsity. IL is very much easier for the
baby of eight or nine months To Weld
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
BLACK VERY POPULAR.

IT'D LACK is very popular this fall and
ri winter, which fact is not unexpected.
kD us during the summer much favor
was shown dun and dark color5. The
start of the cnll FOR black comes with the
all-black hats these being very popular
ut present They have been universally
accepted and approved by women OF
fashion. Nothing is more charming than
the combination OF black and white, both
in bats and gowns. The materials are
OF all kinds. from the most inexpensive
yolles to tho costly foulards and satins.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

stairway leading 10 tho second stony.
There Is one principal chimney. af-
fordlng an ample fireplace I'm the
hNlue-room: @ furnace 1uc and
Kitchen due and also a fireplace Ia
the chamber over. The main door has
four conveniently arranged nooms, all OF
ample size, and spacious pantry. connect
ing between the Kitchen and the dining
room There l. n coed basement uudcT
the entire house. with laundry heating
ard tuel rooms, Tho main llving.room
aud parlot are finished In birch. stalnrd
maho21hS red. with the staircase tine
same ond the dining room In mission oak,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

the floors throughout of oak. on the sec
ond moor the woodwork Is OF pine. painted
and cnameIcd and the Goors OF whto ms.
pie, lcft iu natural color. II Is estimated
that this house can be built as described
for $500. exclusive or heating anu
plumbing. which would bring the cost u
about Si5OO complete. Tie outside Is On
ished with marrow siding and the root
shlugled The use OF cement Stucco on
the exterior TO house OF this Size would
add $500 to the cost. The general type
OF this house Is Colonial aud l. well
adapted 10 either country or city use.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
NelO Theater Fad.

A NE OF the latest fuds for womco
y going to the thcater is the new COM
" binntlon bag Ia white leather With
gilt trimmings. These bags are oblous
In shape and arc so compact that. though
not more than five inches long and three
or four deep, they contain u mirror. tiny
powder pun. compartment for the fnco
powder. a pair of opera glasses 10 tho
special compartment. purse, c0rdc1sc
and room TO stow away gloves, an extra
handkerchief. n tiny bottle OF aromatics
or perfume and n small comb 10 Ieep
stray locks In place.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

To take out Iron rust spots put salt
and lemon on the spot and then hold the
cloth over the spout OF n tea kettle.
Keep water boiling and again apply lemon
and salt. As 1t dries the rust will dis
appear.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

VIcIhIIE UEfT-Ut N"TItNTITTN 80 WHOM
there is n good wide frontage and the roof
not too bish. The wide octagon dormcr
windows 10 the center OF the second story.
with the balcony brought forward from
same, give very pretty eject .,ud admit
of o wide space of roof on 'acn side The
piazza Is 10 feet In width. scat IS
tostefully arranged on clther slde Of the
doorway aod directly opposite Is tho main
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

N LONG sioping roof towards the
"a front gives a cottage effect, con.
81 meets the main roof and pluzza in
IA one aud always makes very
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06
'&&&eot!ng @@}o1o lie tB50 Dq(y'

r n choosing gifts for the baby there
a Is n variety to select from. yet
y trouble invariably occurs when the
4 purchases arc to be made. The
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

u oUSEWlvES dcslriug TO practice
EflA economy from every point of
E v view should tuke especial care OF
z y the household linen. Que OF the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-06

~VEN a blind man might bovc known
III something was up by the woy Mr.
81 ]. hustled into the 1at n full half
u hour before his usual time. Ills
nsuupncd nonchnlanCS
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-26

Trinity n. r. Church. South. I. q Patterson.
Pastor -eerVicos Sunday &c n a. n. and TO y.
Junior EpWorth League. a00 p. N. Senior Ep-
worth Leaeua. Aoo p. M. All members requested
b attend. The public and strangers specially IN
Vited b worship With "a
Proshgteqiun Church, Rev. Wm. r. EirRieF. Pus-
Relfular services at ~ O'Clock g. m, and az
no O'Clock b. IN. sabbath school at go a n
HidWesk saFvices On Wsinoaday evening At 1'sO
D. NJ
FIrst Baptist Church, Rev J. 8. Prlistt, Pastor.
Sehoai, e.t5 M; Junior B. y. p. q. a0'eloek .. M
grnioE ri Y. n o. Friday % go ,. o.; Prayer and
Praiss service wednesday evening 81 iA0 p; ~
Evnrybody Welcona.
Sc John's Eplaedpal Churehi Rev. Samuel No
ran Rector. Early celebration-Sundayea and Holy
Daya $50 q. m. Morning prayer and sermon IL
q m, Evening prayer and sermon. 100 p. N. tfi-
dav 6gsning 7:1o evening prayer ano lecture. Ne
hoarsal Of choir Friday nighs after serviee Sun
day school e. 10 a N.
Christian Seienca-Sorvicaaa Es held every Sun
dsv nt n o'clock e m. and wednesday ef6ns@e e.
ancl0ek b ia. q the front foons oecolq soofy, q
tha building est q the postqlhces THIS rueh =
also used 81 q Christian Science reading room
and u 0pgn daily except SUNDAYS eno FRIDAY
aftarnoona. between the hours q 10 and u o'eloek
4 ~. and andB o'clock .. M An are coFdlAll1
invited The Sunday sehool n held Sunday morn
lng from 10 - 1913
Catholic Gnu ,h-Rsv. Fathers Brosnahan and
Bnckioy priests In charge. Services sVery Sun
DAY 81 10 q. m. Moss during the week at 80 q y.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-26

ne readers 81 thig paQ.r vail o.
nieasad "a learn shat there = at least
one dreaded disease that science he's
been able 10 cure Ga IN its stages. end
that Is Caftrrh. Halls Catarrh Cure q
tie only pt1iligo cure now known % the
meticai fraternity. CatarFh being 9
eorat itutional disease, requires q consti-
tutionai treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
q taken internally. acti7g direct upon
The blood and mucous surfares Of the
sygtem, thereby destroying the iounda-
ton OF che disease, and giving the pa
tient strength b building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature IN doing its
work. TIE proprietOrs have 90 much
faith n ils curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars Tor any case
that L fails 70 cure. Send FOR list Of
testimonials.
Adde'S F. J. CHENEY q CO.. To-
led0. Ohio.
Sold BY an druggists. 75c. Aug. l6-tf.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING
S CENTS PER LINE

All Clnssihod-WantA For Sale, EEchhnga. 10
a. Tor lsos than - eonta. eaah IN advances.
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tlHchni1 a1'---z'I
rs Uanat Ilas Tege taa llle1
tbIef events. prom that
O. 81 NFed = ne % mourning
- kbril 80 IS had erape on his
M
Rave yea Iogl q neIallFei lfleno
f not exactly" said ha. "Bui
i81ar IS ED anniversary Cor the
Etonet people. o. April 90. 1874. the
Caevaliog Bayard did" On May 2
- aad craDe On again ''stnl mourn
tae nayardf aald the friend. NO."
and BE-. -hui don't yOn remember that
- May 3 great aud charming poet,
aired Ge Nuasei. breathed bis lastY
% tie 0th Of the same month. Whom
- yen mourning Cor n0wT For an
honest man. General Caviagnae." On
lhs 80fh, crying terribly. he sal6: "Ah.
Joan 81 ARIEL On this date, IN 1881,
handful % EngIiahmen and a miser-
able Bishop put the gallant maid to
DEATH on July Is he took bath IN
nomory 81 the assassination o. Marat-
o. the 18th Beranger's death gave him
fatal shock. On the 18th. having
read Of Napoleon's departure TO 81
Helena, be felt better, but on the I'D
ne bombardment Of Dleppe By the
nnglisb. Ga 1894. confined him again TO
hif bed he was taken with a fever
ana died on the I'D. muttcring, in q
month the massacre Of St Bartholo'
maWF-NeW York Sun.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-26

III.| -iN-ltNtANttfN. NNNNNNtU @H~~
usgomsu viewing another WomAn'S
wedding presents say things which
are liksly to Be- mlsintsrpreted," said
TIE bachelor who declares be hates
WeddingA. bat alWayp EOes when in
vitsd, accondlng "a The Washington
Post, ~and other things which no "a.
vorabls Interpretation would make
k6mpilmontaEy 70 the bride Or to the
giVofs. MS the way Of the sex, sup
Doso. New, why b Il that the most
commOn remark q the women who
ara inspecting the layout Of silver and
nut glass and ether glfts more or less
useful y, what q .lOt Of presents she
g0tY nay don't mean anything On.
Kind, but the inference an uninitiated
eavasdrOppor would draw Is that they
wonder why she got 90 many, 90 II by
rights she shOuldn't have had half %
many. OF course they vary the TO
mara, what q lucky girlF Gays one.
as u she would like 10 add. Some per
sons havs too much luck And an
other says. I wonder where they all
came nom implying almost 40 II the
BRIDE couldn't have enough friends to
make 90 many gifts and must have
sent some Of them 10 herself Just 10
making 9 showing"
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n China spiders are highly esteemed
81 ths treatment Of Group. You get
from an old wall the webs Of Revea
black spldeEs-two Of which must have
fhe owners sitting IN the mlddle-and
pound them mp IN a mortar with a lit-
&c powdered alum. The resulting
mixture must then be set on IRE. and
tbe ashes. when squirted into the
throat Of the patient BY means Of
bamboo tuhe, are said 20 effect q Ger.
fnin and immediate cure.
niack spiders are evidently fuu Of
modicinal virtue. Cor they ara largely
employed IN the treatment OF ague a.
wen IN gOmersetshlre. IL one - az
aicted with the unpleasant ailment,
ne way TO set well Is TO shut up q
large black spider % q box and leave
& there tin h dies AZ the moment
of lta dlsease the ague should disap-
pear. In sussex the treatment ls more
heroic; the patient must swallow the
spider.
Perhapa, after al. this remedy may
not BE 90 dibagFeSabls as II appears.
Cor q German lady who was IN the
habit Of picking out spiders from their
webs as she walked through the woods
and eating them after 6rst depriving
them Of their legs declared that they
were very nice indeed and tasted like
zuts.--LOndOu Chronicle.
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Houoa.
4 Cap SfwAlss Reese - Blus LaAsg
nosa enc lava Csgse

Is what goes ssraight 70 TIE heart ua
every man a. breakfast tims. and egel1
one knows that only good grOooEa keep
good coffee. We take special prits -
our brands. &c Trey have msds ear
store famoua, Just a. god e TIE cel.
Zee we eel are teas. which pElae -
holds good throughout ear ontlga slses.
We soIl nothing hul the beat e ~
proaucta-those We haVa tes1ra en-
solvsn. and % can utand ~ thort
Nv Cln--- 1----
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Notice ofLiquidatiOn.

Alta MEETING Of the stockh0iasrs Of the
"A Nassau Bank" hsld u the city Of fernan-
1909. q was resolved By vote Of the etoekholdor!
hoding two thirls % Ia capital stock that 9atd
hank b closed and that tte name 90 latQ llquioa-
tion and that such resolution b certified - the
nreet0ra 10 the Comptroller 81 TIE State % lloE-
IA and notice RiVsn as required BY section tle5
of The Revised Statutes 81 the State ~ Florida.
"A. q DOTTERER
EVERETT MIZEL.L. Prasidsnt.
Secretary. ~
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he following q list Of Taxbhooks % b used
~ the basis Of the June examination. 1893
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WV. HOLLOWAY,
SIT stnts Superintendent Public Instructlon.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-26

FoR SALRl Set Of New Cone Pul.
leys A bargain at this Office.