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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1914
Page
7
The store began selling ready-to-wear garments today to free capital for spring stock and create space for new displays. The buyer's trip to New York Markets will follow the complete clearance.
A January sale offers ladies coats from new fall lines not last year’s stock. The entire assortment is new for spring wear with all sizes available and a wide range of fabrics including many pile fabrics.
January sale highlights nearly all suits from this season with few last season stock in a low priced lot. Alterations cost extra. Dresses clearance includes satin and serge outfits, afternoon and party dresses in dark and evening shades.
January sale of ladies waists offers every item in stock at reductions with no reservations. Some waists, including silks crepe de chine and net, are under a month in store. Values up to 3 4 on sale 1 95 values up to 4 6 on sale 2 95 values up to 6 on sale 3 95 all higher priced waists at half.
The season's selling leaves hundreds of fabric remnants in all kinds and sizes. Silk remnants and large tables hold gingham, crepes, percale, flannels and more. Prices are below factory cost in the Domestic and Silk Departments for easy selection.
A January sale emphasizes every dress skirt in the shop not old styles. The collection includes season’s styles and plain options with reductions on skirts valued up to 10 dollars.
A complete clearance of every fur remaining in stock with a guarantee of perfection. Any fur with a defect after wearing will be exchanged. Separate scarfs, muffs and sets offered. Prices range from modest to high, with many furs discounted up to half.
Complete stock of petticoats in silks messalines sateen and jersey tops offered in all sizes and colors. Prices range from under 1.50 to about 6 with substantial reductions across the board.
January sale features a large stock of ladies sweaters in six styles and colors including ruff neck and Byron collar. Made of best wool and yarns with newest shapes. No reservations. Prices from four dollars down to two dollars. Sales dates include February 26.
Market report shows beef and mutton quotations unchanged from the prior week. A separate item notes a frozen pipe incident where improvised copper wiring caused a fire after a fuse blew, damaging woodwork and sparking flames before the blaze was contained. The text also references a serial episode titled The Master Key at the Oracle Theater with dates December 28 and 30.
A brief fires incident occurred early morning at the residence of Frorian Bhibtey at 272 FWENT RECORD short. The blaze started due to thawing and a pipe, with limited details available on the cause and damages.
Financial report for Weber Couturi and county funds shows cash on hand at November 1 9824.00 with total receipts across General Poor and Salary funds. For November balance and expenditures, figures indicate cash on hand and transfers between funds, including Education and Mother's Aid, with running expenses of the county.
Modern Woodmen of America promotes a film titled The Man Who Came Back to be shown at the Oracle theater on Monday and Tuesday, December 28 and 29. Tickets are free to members and available from local den members J B Hinchcliffe, Th Shafer, and Erwin Nelson in Polk County.
Members of the focal lodge and Beta of Herman attend the funeral for defeated Brunetie, a young man who died after a railroad accident. The service is conducted at the Latin chapel at 10 o'clock with the attendance of the lodge members.
Fragmented notice text lists several funeral services and burials including Petergeon Hans Peterson, inmate of the county infirmary, died after stomach trouble. services for Joseph Dane Couch infant son of Jorenh Ward. and other interments at Kirkendall chapel Ogden Chey cemetery. Also mentions mixed quartet and hymns. body awaiting final arrangements in a mercantile setting.
Judge J A Howell granted the petition for approval and final account in the estate of Oliver P Dowell. Affairs of the estate appear settled in detail. Hearing on the final account for the estate of John Wheeler was continued for two weeks. Judge Hatrip presiding in Pasrington today. calendar likely to clear. In district court the demurrer in Frank Frusnetl’s case was sustained and RC Walking given ten days to file an amended complaint.
Progress continues on grading and culvert work along Washington Heights district. J P O Neill of O Neill Construction says culvert across the avenue at Buren Crest will finish before week end. L B Hammed & Sons handle grading, work pushing forward rapidly under winter conditions. Most of the grading will be done before spring, with concrete culvert near completion. Amsterdam Dec 7 via London reports 12 Phutitors celebrated Christmas Day, with early morning sounds heard again as reinforcements arrived at Nook.
A fragmentary notice promotes The Master Kay as a tale of love and romance. Episode number one is advertised for Tuesday and Wednesday December 29 and 30 with brief promotional copy found in the Grazaitled advert sections.
The city reports several building permits approved including a Carh Helton residence on Twenty-first Street between Fack son and Wan Buren artaue with an estimated cost near $1,609. Nelson filed for a permit for a residence for Mrs. C. Carhimore, building cost around $8. Clyde Dion began the new project as noted in the issued permits.
A fragment notes a residence on Liberty Avenue between Sletedhith atroot and canton ferid, with an estimate of cost or time unclear. The readable portion suggests local property details or an advisory concerning construction or occupancy.
The Ogden Theater features a strong evening program with Adenetiaament and Cleavifed Ady listed in a concise schedule. Local patrons are urged to arrive early as seating may fill quickly.
Harrisville Ward 18 residents plan a campaign event tomorrow night to support the completion of a new hall in the district. A social program includes speeches and music to raise funds for the building, described as a key community center.
Sambel Thomas, manager of rds Ogden tca company, today began cut Hug fte from the pond near tens weed park. The tea is more than ten mnches, clear as crystal, and efficient. A good crop will be harvested.
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