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Show ....... - V . THE HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 19- - ' The. female of the- - species a married man hig3 his wife. A tt's a "wonder they don'tcatch cold changing from a summer aresa dresses cooler than the male. " tingle man hugs (Illusion t Into ft hot bBthingvsuit.'v - Misery Ary boy .who htM arithmetic when it conies Jar dinner, v can tell you how many hours it is TVhat, th U, s. needs is reverse K . :. lirt i school starts.- -:- years ior pus meters "Starving" Germans: Lake of Liquid Fire 'A n Well, Lobk at the Governor! A : V v . '' : ? - - goQdusual!y dies young, A ayf-o- -- 4' A" - HalfAa Ipaf Is better ''than a whole.' Loaf one week instead of. tw aud you recover quicker. ' .They gay poets' are born. Sounds like poets. Trying to lay the blame on their parents, x Speeders run down walkers faster than cops can run down speed" ers. - x R w kW I V'JMS - . fir y .Some blushing Jne brides are sua lusmng over a hot stove. Two can. live. longer than one. I As a man thinks so is woman dresses so is. she. he.. at Ban Pedro Ca! a mi when'half a'rlllion barrels "Tttta feathers make-Hinbirds. And fine feathers make sad .birds when, the bills ceme in e Reports of "starving" people come from Germany. Her are soma of the more prosperous of them at-- play on .the beach- where silk-- pajamas are much In display, yet reveal no emaciated forms. William PJitnn is governor ot tbo smallest stato-tlected so large a Catherine of beauties nt Athntir nitv. - tha Union Rhodl'...h,a,,il! v.... -- ttiV . "' 110 vw I vol- XT Tahab. wwm n.f.a TJtf CuttB' musical selections, double male quarieu.Aaqournment win De made to the social hall " where games will be played ments served. " All. are cordial " oc it j o . j h- 8 A farewell testimonial will be invited to attend. given in the Second ward meeting hpuae Friday evening at 8 o'clock in honor of Miss Elizabeth Souter Low passenger rates to Salt prior to her departure ' to the Northern statesmlsslon field. The Lake City and Ogden and return, ollowing program will be rendered via Denver &, RioGrande Western ong. second ward choir members; railroad. Roundtrip fare, ffiteen ocal solo, Mrs. Ella Ritchie days' limit: To Salt. Lake City, ifStubbs; reading, Miss Effiet Hurst $2.50; to Ogden, $3.00. On sale Frijot Salt Lake City; violin selection, days andSaturdays. Daily fare, Misses Helen Madge tnd jthe round trip: To Salt Lake City, toast, Mrs. Hannah J. Card- $3.00jto Ogden, $4.75. Good until , Storage Rates on Coal-Ple- Lea-fTdtt- !" Mil,-- - lOUICO U1U) 'iUlOO JU1LU XVIB9, Miss Zina Scott and Mrs. La Von October -- 31. UTM TIMBER mwf-S--8 Z of Building Material nty & COAL COMPAN Phbrie232 160 West 5th North HuuniiiiiiiMiiiHHHiHiiiHiiHaiiiniiiimimmimmimiimiHnHiHiiimHHHrf .... in - S SI - - : roll : . Time to "Stock Up" with mason wanted to produce a better cement than any then in use. To do this he burned finely ground clay and limestone together at a high heat The hard balls called clinker that resulted were ground to a fine'powder. When a mixture of this dull gray powder .with water had hardened, it was the color of a popular building stone quarried on the Isle of Portland off the coast of Eng' ' " - - . Fall and Winter underwear v t ;, You can almost count the days now before you'll have to change to the "mediums" or "heavies" for cooler Be prepared. Choose from the many fine values shown in our Fall Undergarment display- weather. - land. So this mason, Joseph Aspdin, called hisdiscovery"portlandncement. That ? as less than, one hundred years L , ALSO A NEW STOCK OF FALL HATS, Portland cement was not made in the United States until fifty years aga The average annual production for the ten " Men's Shop years following was only 36,000 sacks. Last year the country used over 470,000,-000 sacb of pordand cement Capacity to manufacture was nearly. 600,000,000 ; sacks. V H el Cement cannot be made everywhere because raw materials of the necessary chemical composition are not found in sufficient quantities in every part of the country. But it' is now manufactured in 27 statesby120pjants. There is at least pne.ofiese plants witrun shipping distance of any community in this country To provide a cement supply that would always be ample to meet demand has ""meant a good deal in cosdy experience to those who have invested in the cement industry. There have been large capital investments with low returns. In the last twenty:five years, 328 ce-ment plants have been tuilt or have gone ' , through some stage of construction or n FLETCHER & THOMAS CO., NO. 1. 26 North University Avenue. . rH. It's the Quality that ;:;- ,AtIt's thL Price that j I j JW" ni W l " : fll ! r ; I financing. 162 were completed and placed in operation. . Only 120 o! these plants have survived the Z financial, operating and marketing risks of that' is nearly 30 per cent Their ' period. than thecapacity ' record year's demand. greater few Important facia about an These n industrythtt is still young. Adveuisements to ' , follow will give you more of these facts, and will tell something of the important place ce-- r; meat occupies in the wellareoi every individual. I r- n v it . v : LAY IN YOUR STOCK OF NOW IS THE TIME-T: OLD WHEAT FLOUR AT LOW PRICES " 48 lbs. Globe A- -l Turkey Red Flour. 43 lbs.- Globe.Red llark Flour $1.40 43 lbs. Tip Top- Flour .$1.35.48 IbsIIooVfir's Sffaiffht Flour 48 lbs. Harvest Queen Flour $1.35 .1.50 '' - . I - - - ;:100 lbs. Shorts ' ... -, ' .'. $l3j". ..j.OO. .... .l.'i Eur 100 lbsIieUind4iili "80 lbs. Mill Run . . v- rY.$3..W. - -d J00 lbs. Oyster Shrlls .' 100 lbs, Charcoal 100 lbs. Meat Soraps'". ..91.50 .. .. .". . 400'lbs. Buttermilk Lay Mash r - aisOerwke Quality . ( r . SHIRTS, TIES, ETC. . $1.40- ......... .:;-&I.- 25- 0;ir stock is' always ebnipletc atrtheiowost prices. . ' . r V ; and' Over- It gives us unusual pleasure this j'ear in announcing the arrival of- - ourr Fall Stock, of Suits ' ' ' coats," because the selection measure abave any thing we Lave ever offered. " ' ' , New styles, n;v fabrics, new patterns they're all hcTfc in ihat unexcelled tailored lines that has made Fashion Pa.rk.clothes in demand the world over, and at prices that invite a Visit to our store ' . We can fill y out requirements at from" - B 3 . B -- .'.'' possible- - a - PHONE . ' ' . g . S .......'..l;. - ' S .. S3.50 " 425 W..CKNTER. 480.. T w . TERMS CASH . -- ' : PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION , r , Ul' West Washington ; . -- Street "' CHICAGO " -IA- : o4 National Organization , to Imprort and Extend the Ufa of Concrete StaPraodMO NnrYorfc Dnmr 4MM Olr Snitk 'Ux Annla - Pvkcntwqt i w, mi ,. ti: riMwfiia a. . , ' ' f. i t 11 ir Indiampolb MmnnpoUl Ported, Olf Vdntoi,D.C. LA-PRODUCXOLNATURE. , : . FASHION PARK. CLOTHIERS - mm' - , - - . -' . v. . . ' (' ' ; '" S S 7l - " " .J- iJ icxinziiiiiiKiixiiKiiHuniiiuiiininciKiiixiiiiiiiiiiEiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiiiiiKiiiiiiiiiicii B L ; ' " ' ' ... :.: .J?-- . - '' n.a i h. g Designed for the improvement or tieaitn ana tne extension v ; ( r . of Life.' ' l! S USE IT m - a. a , FREELYIT MAKES THE CHILDREN GROW.' CHERRY : HILL DAIRY; .. V I |