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Show TnE EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY kTKefterHeaM Life, Longer 'OOKOAl MIMOMM iNJIITVtl U.S.EXALHES-FO- Honored R S6IALLP0X HAVANA, Cuba, Jaa, lLtCP) Extreme care is heinf exercised "m the exaniinatiua of passengers oa T: steamers as 'resnlt of xit small - pux beiuc several disclosed amsmg entrants from the a CIVILIZATION CAUSES COLDS scTUheasTjTOcoairot the" tutted . .', tttate office, howerer, ;The quarantine announces that aside from this no special measurea are being pursued. Reports that ships from the Florida e pettnult wfll be anbjert tft quaren-tinIfe'rtuphaticaily deniedi - C' By. DH..W5L .FjCLETEKGEB -rntil -- recently littkt thought has (Member Uorgus Memorial Insti- been siren to the ezhmiat ttm-- t tute.) from- - automobiles on .the- ' atreeta 11 V, P.) CHICAGO, Jan. Why the gasses tiifhwajs and . , slum Id fetf larg htwjUm. f and th bnmia family fcsvs, at Intet-isl-a which result from the bnrnlug of taroacbout the yenr, wbat. U roslThe eiplosloB ot gaaoilne add eoal, only forms rouiiHiBlT known as ben borned. Its re (a the air ..thousands But iiillitms f persons -- will or ftirerwtsffTi the nawer. sulphur gas .Nothing eoald be more And U answer Is vHUatlon." trrltnting to the dok, throat and the air passage tarn cither of these "Ta prow thla go into the two prouwts. '' region, away from roupst-e"to colds factor is i. contributing centers, or Isolate n individual r the mode of living of the average on island bin from fellow , any away men and tlie ordinary path's ot cirft persons in the United States. - It is , far from normal. A diet, not well .. - i ""- rarbon-monotld- OWEN'S SPEECH . moua-talno- (Continued From Page One.) u steel centers In these United States. plants are already establishing themselves snd vast new enterprises are planning to come in : the immediate' future. w haw 41- wsimiitturiiij JJ'e plants afnd more 4hanr ISO business firms with plenty.. of rooiq, for bo that we make no mistake when we say to you that Trovo d rntin. physic! exercise U not rh i. ' tne ' rule, bufafter ' thirty alone contact nnuoval from with those wno tarry the germs which infect years of age, the man or woman who persists in athletics or any persona with whom they come' In contact. There fit vlao the prob- branch of athletics is the exception. The people ef North America are lem of atnuwphi'rtc conditions which include not alone rsrlstions in tem- far more neurotic than almost any other race of people, and this is perature bu the infecting' and Irri- due to the strenuous life forced upchemical mlcroad tating gassrs on them. The result is vertax of which are organising present, jn the physical "being- and a corresvarying degree, especially in erowd- - ed cities. ponding' deterioration 1U resistance to invading germa. '" To escape colds, apply the old adage,"an ounce of prevention ia worth a pound of care." Build up MEAT EATING bodily resistance capable of fight? Ig off The' attacks of germ always waiting to attack you. To build up this resistance, exercise and bathe regularly, observe bodily elimination, and do not wear clothes .which cause you to perspire easily. Maintain the Indoor temperature; between 68 and 70 de' By BERT L. KCHN Include-igrees. your diet plenty SHANGHAI, China, U. 1M It of fruits and vegetables. for the "HeruMt of Tsl Shu" to discover, the fundamental se of the World War. Meat, notj Militarism, he says, brought It all vV . alkiut. 'The hermit exiitiiins bl theories in a piimplilet entitled "Exhorta- JJonfo Itf.'iiuicJrom ".leT, which bas just lieeu published "hsre til tUifiese and English. occurred. .IncE j wors which often lusted for ' lens of yenrs nud resulted in tre- . THE ' mendoiiR lossos of Ufa And proper-- ; BUCHANAN STUDIO ty which were really nothing but the wimiroe'-o- f the hnbit of eutiug ' ' will make Stamp -- Photos flesh."' he TTitcs. for 20 daya only at this Being a BiiddhlHts the hprmltl) lieves that "the wicked have to go price. A nice Folder Photo to the netbter woAds or be reborn as IvoaHtB, so animals irre' really not. $l.ob per dozen people lifter hing but '194-WES' CENTER trHnsmiRrntion." ' This being true, he continues, it must follow tlutt to kill animals is really nothing but killiugihuman beings, and he exhorts all of his readers to stop eating meat immediately- , ISSAIDTO BE , CAUSEOFWAR PHOTOGRAPHS Aniinal-Slaught- 150 per dozen 2 dozen 25 ?ents: . urops-iaftny-fr- ent 1 for the manufacturer, the builder, the boiMfevkft nLth business man Is freater U ProM today than la any other city ia the Rocky Sill-.Mountains. Soutbera Utah contains bmht thas TO per cent of ths antural the State. Profo i the out bH of the entire southern part. It is the con renting point of all state and national hlghwaya enter-t-n Utah. II is aerred by four rail- soads nd anothsc srill auks Pronl Its terminal, miking our transports- Uoa 100 per cent perfect -r- owTwlU soon tie the center of vast oil developments, a fact aot generally known, but nevertheless true. Only a few miles south of ftwojirt some time la the distant pastL there has been a mighty in the earth's crust, which has expoNcd a wonderfully rich bed of oil sands showing on the surface a width ot more that 900 feet and a depth of not less, than 40 feet, and testing right near fhe surface 20 per cent oil, 22 per ceit gasoline and 18 per cent kerosene. The prop erty is now being developed with a ten to one chance for big strike. Provo is the agricultural center of..L'tah. I'tah County, Provd is the hubv produces annually more than '60 cars of strawberries. 100 cars each, of prunes, cherries and pears, 1000 cars of peaches, a thousand cars of apples, 650 cars of canned goods, hundreds of cars ! Thia ia Oilmour JDobis, famous rtd tutor at Oorastt, who has just bwa elected prsatdent of. ths Amsrieaa FtootbaH Coaches As)ciatko. iTor years Dobis tMw.bwa ia charge of ucotsaful SMvana and liaa tutored Indeed, .tsarns In various psrU of hs couiC Is the city of opportunity. try. Thy call him bloomy GIT b.j we maintain t hat the opiMirtnnlty s anything but oprunistie'. SSIO cars r itfhkh - rare of rssdy, 23 beet sutsrVW jt ; ' doUat Ameriet, Jtayq's mllllt mountain Old Timp rivals the combined beauties of the Alps, the Pyrenees sad the Andes. On her slopes, is fouiid J he fartherest south glacier In America. On may climb to Its top and then the time-scscre- s ihf vm:KiHiim:'3. surface of th glacier, and enjoy Thrrtastf TsrttngvTwrachttte aud aU jumping, airplane, -- Brunswick- speeding dtps, and come up at the bottom with a gliding graceful movement In perfect safety, within few feet of myriads of wild flowers and verdant pUnta, of which old Tluip has more than 1400 variedeath-defyin- g Panatropd ties. "' Prove Tanyan with its bnentiful drive, Its Brides VeH fails, its pic- tpratiqiia unimop hinnm Ifit jlmiiil. snce of fish and game, and its evergreen hillsides, is worthy of comparison with any spot In the entire west, We'tnvlfe you to cohie to Provo the City of, Opportunity where a .Z.:-"'..- -- NATION WESTERN STOCK SHOW DENVER, COLORADO ' January 16 to 23, 1926 Denver & Rio Grande .WesternH the flavorheights can rise-tof Flapjack because no other hot cake flour it blended the : r Flapjack way." No other hot cake flour Railroad ROUND TRIP tion. BE SURE TO HEAR IT . -- . . zi'yZf,fs : If you want hot cakes that are always light, always ten' der, always easy to eat and $30.08 Tickets on sale January 14 to 18. Return trip must be completed to original starting point by midnight of January "26, 1926. No jji , mm ta m never hard to digest say "Flapjack" to your grocer. w at s sw I ( 'I I Vs f I . 14 "AJberi tbmdi for Better Breakfast" Stopovers. Four-- D Excellent proeram. of d Uveatock Judging, Livestock Sales, and Boys' and Girls' Club dem onstrations,: Matinee s, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Show Week. Bril-liant Horse Show every night. Pure-Bre- Commencinjf Wednesday, January. 13, and continu Ing to Saturday 16th. The big event of the Iew Year prices lower than ever. All new staple merchandise at a ' ' ; V . big savings to you. i PIECE GOODS DEPARTMENT Out Annual January Radiator cow-punch- ers a. Sprung Leak? - "SPECIAL -- not, you jSyardsfpr Best Dark ' - lucky. - ..... ' :.:.....$i.oo ........$1.00 ...,.....$1.00 ,.:......$1.00 . ON ALL BEDROOM SUITE " 730 for ... strtke. PARRY --BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO.-159 Phone 730"" -- 161 West Center PROVO UTAH -- SPECIAL SALE PRICE STYLES PRICES PRICE- $250.00 FINISHES ": ALL ' to eal adiator epairing ' liMPiitbly union meeting of the Alpine ALL- ' SUITE ' ; 1 . 50 EVERYONE .........$1.00. ... ...... -T--.- ....... - . 1 $i.oo ...:....$i.oo; .... :n rr REGULAR .......,$1.00 . . - $1.00 .... i . a yards for . Best Light Outing Flannel . 7.7, . 6 yards for 36 inch Cretonne, best grade 5 yards for Window Scrim, 30c grade,' 4 yards for... 36 inch Silkeline, 30c grade ..".-..- . 7 yards for Oil Cloth, light or dark . ' . , ,3 yards for Ladies'. and Men's Silk Hose, . . 3 pair for Men's Part Wool. Hose 3. pairs for '. X.". Men's and Ladies' Cotton Hose . . . ... 8 pair for ... 1 lot of Men's and Boys' Caps $2.00 value for Men's Bib Overalls, 220 denim ..... THIS WONDERFUL PRICES Phone Jo, I are1 -: II. R. Merrill, a member of the f Leadership evnpral committee Week, will accompany Dean de Jong to American rorirTorJhe.pnrpow Ot aiiounrniK auiiiiu! ershlp Week'whlcB wIlT"be neld"t EilRbaiu Young university, J'annnrj 1 23 29. ." r .SUITES dean of the colGerrit de lege of fine arts, will "piny At leasi plie orgau solos in the Alplm stake tabernuclej Sunday afternoon. The wtuslon will be the reglar ' ' $1,00 Outing Flannel HIGH GRADE WALNUT " These cold nights are surely severe. Go to American Fork , ' LOW -- If ' $1.00 '.... Tl The public is showing a real interest in this annual affair. They know that it on a great many things means a saving 6f not a few dollars but of nearly one-thir- d and a very substantial amount on anything in the store. r $1.00 :; .-- .. Jp - Y Professors to .$1.00 32 inch Best Kalbumie Gingham v 5 yards for . Japan Crepe, best grade Y.. 5 yards for Wash Crepe !. 4V yards i .,. , ( . .'. i Hope Bleach6 yards for "... ..T?, 27nch Dress Ginghams, best grade IN Has Your , . 58 inch Scout Percale 6 yards for r predecessor. A 8urveyT)f boot and shoe stores -Worth and Amaril-- i rot '"Dallas,-Fo- rt lo revealed that not a slifgle paU: of the old "styled, high heeled," ser- yjeeuble cow hide cowboy boots ij:uld be purchased. Boot and shoe dealers In tliose cities asserted the old time" boot had beeff crowded clear to the Mexican bordef or to the wilder and unsettled parts of . . . .. . ; the southwest. Ig "Dollar Oays" . -- -- A . iiranrare FULL SWING r r our floor. for Its presentation Saturday, Monday and Tuesday evening, January 16, 18,J9, as a special added attrac can't-be-nutch- cl SPECIAL RATES yfc .. , HEN'S TEETH - Now on display on COLUMBIA THEATER HOT CAHE3 that inakc you -- . "ranker for breakfast time Flapjacks I And all because -of a flavor a flavor that belongs to Flapjacks arid to them alone! , SCARCER THAN FORT WORTH, Tex., Jon. 12 (U. P.) The cow loy boot nuiker who thrived in Texas "cow' towns years ago has either gone out of business, oris tnckhiR on rubber heels for the drug store cowboys. With the "advent of the automobile cowboy boots passed. The high' heels of the puncher's boot got mixin the wntrol levers and the ed drab undeeorated tops of the boots became too modest. Now th only real have Joined rmteo "shows 'and they, from - mail order their. -f-oot-wear " order houses so they can get fancy "fotis and 'Special kinds of leather, The average west Texas cattle man rides lu an automobile as much as and he does to . he rides a horse great deal more wolklng'thau his - In order that the public of Provo may have an oppor tunity of hearing this wonderful Instrument we have arrangred with the management of the j T T Th? greatest achievement In musical developments .the. world has- ever een it must be heard ta be appreciated. 4he-wicked. COW PUNCHERS -- - tif(s$g bsiUa, - - FTVXj of refined home bought todcy Is still a good la peace, eontentmnrir a ia the rtty where ssetl lwuiea lu--' cars Investment next week Best yi ' L;" ; f atanufsctHiH wooWI svoda and Pitch your teats la our free camp- stead of houses, fur , "This and is tend welcome where dreams the enjoy the more than 1.000,000 calkws of milk, ing parks - r earned as the name come true, to say sotting of the enormous that tang age jr " of the Friendly City: The rainbow at lhe gold end. dl1dea(U paid her load and sil' invest and -Investigate, profit This la the land that Is calling you, ' ver mine. j The wonderful scope of oar high Come to us and grow old gracefully The land ef contented men." srhools and nivendty entitle nt to be called the cultural center of ' " Hah. . . Prora Is the very heart of scenic HERE AT LAST of reWtabks, np-hea- , o't PAGE 1926 JANUARY-12- ; . -- lot of L. D. S. Garments .........$1.00 . m;:;$ia rr,T, $1.00 for 1 lot of Men's and Boys' Shirta $1.00 2 for 1 lot of Ladies' High Hetl Shoes,. Slippers and (M flf I lUU ... Oxfords, pair 1 lot of Men's Dressk Rubbers " Cotton Batts, quilt size '''." Grey Wool. Batts, quilt size .for $1 09 t f White Wool Batts, quilt size. ' ' $1 00 :;$1.65 .$2.35 for Broken lots Underwear ..$1.00 2 pairs for' f OUR ENTIRE LINE OF SHOES, Knit Good8, L. D. S. Garments, Underwear, Hats and Caps, all on sale at big reductions, they must go - of cost. -' -- We have one of the most beautiful displays of bedroom furniture ever shown in Provo at Sale Prices. Have you seen this wonderful mattress value Rejrular price ?18.00 SALE-PRIC- - --- $13.00 JS, Keep in touch with this sale and see the saving on your purchases. Hundreds of bargains that we cannot puton paper J ' - ' , " AT Easy Terms Nolriterestr " f ij fa WJSICC0. ATk&toreTkt ervesmfteil Easy Terms; No Interest- - DrtVan IVagioon's 348 West Center Provo, Utah . |