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Show fJu. thl rib earned 0u: :hv-PurN, Vr ts.nl-kshed- club the orass Club was established Oralis : following purpose theTo encourage public J Strain rlVmon speaking epieniber 24. won- - elected: The following officers he discussed. The topics n:c assigned letter men back and much coed new President. (Hen Ander-tul- :; by the assignment committee, and material at hand, the pennant points rreaident. Pima Thurman; approved by the teachers of the toward (iranite. , Pweeedure ard Public ecretary and 'I r. .iurvr, Karl itorg; The letter men are Rynearson, half ,i Lll:ot Hartwell; f (r:t:c, VerReporter, '? Speaking classes. ,baek; Warburten. sturdy it tie half-bacS non McVellsou. and quarter; ducksor. guard; M1SPLAY LOSES ('.AMES HUi season without defeat The Hub will hold it Hoffenback. tackle and center: Hart(IKASITK meetings each during the lifth and sixth On Wednesday, October the well, last year's stellar fulllgick and period, r.ach itueting will lie induct. TVy Ion !j- a J the West High heavyweight; Olson, tackle. met (Iranite dings ed i ne Roberts to one in favor of the L. D. S. U The first league game will be played aceoroiiig Rules of dings at West in the first league game. n Pi its will give tlie members The battle was hard fought today at o:d(l on (iranite's campus, from OMMdC'Si'rS V1 m?mW" f e of ,.r the cl no a general knowledge of to end, since the teams were Kce,ved valjaWi; I arliamentary Proeoedure. trainfngln ir. At these evenly matched. In the first c.uartcr The Club was problems of vital interest West looked meetings, good for a touchdown, reorganized Monday, to the school, state, and nation, will but (iranite held them uml punted out of danger. In the second quarter (iranite took d possession of the ball on West's line, but two West Side men broke through the line, got the ball and made the only touchdown of the game. They also scored the drop . which it was .7he Abating tram f M3 wa wily successful, affinra-v- v 1 i3LgtgKJa.- - i proficient public speak- hn0bl Jition among the other schools of Estate. ten-yar- kick. In elled near good , of l ho oluli. are that it relieves the SICKLY, PEEYLSII CTOLDBEK Children suffering from intestinal worms busim-smen of eonstait appeals for There funds for one or another if the various are cross, restless and unhealthy. other symptoms, however. If the ilia nlies. An appropriation made for are is pole, has dark rings under the ehantalile purposes in the annual bud- child bad breath and takes no interest in rves, get of a business institution ran le ' play, it is almost a certainty that worms given to the Chest, thus insuring the are eating away its vitality. The surest donor of froedoin from solicitors for for worms is Whites Cream Vermithe ensuing year. With the Commun- remedy It is fuge. positive destruction to the ity Chest fund, much effort duplicated worms Imt lisnukss to the child. Price many times ocr is eliminated, as is 86c. Hold by duplication of distribution. Those who donate are assured of the most busiLloyd'a Pharmacy nesslike handling of funds by absoSo. 11th East. Adv. 1702 committees. lutely responsible The plan, tried in San Francisco and Portland was dcclarod by Mr. d Patronize Times Advertisers. to be eminently satisfactory. ' : Pol-lau- V- FRIDAY uml SATVRDAY COMMUNITY UI1EST the remaining half the ball travFWOHE1) 1JY CLUB up and down the field, but never the goal lines, and McHonald did work on the line, and IV At its regular meeting last Tues-- , and Egan did well in the back day, the President's Club went on recfield. The game ended with the score ord favoring the Community Chest 7 to 0 in Wests favor. plan for raising funds for eluritablo Coach Sutherlands prodigies go purposes in Salt luike Citv Some of thru their practice daily ami usually the advantages of that method pointed ft show up to good advantage. With .out by Mr. W. H. Kolland, president A Sum-nierha- Steady Stream oi 4 for 28c Power 11 For heavy duty, hard pulls and bad spots that call for unfailing response from your motor I-- GAS Is SPECIALS Palm Olive Soap SI lVpsoricnt Tooth Fash lYbcro Tooth lastc 50c Whitclawn Stationery 72 Double Sheets 3i(r 39c 39c 39c de- pendable in every way. it Because is pure, clean, straight run, refined gasoline with a high 5 3- - 'TBrxms-sussmuwz- s'' 58-G- O 5 fi gravity and quick, sure vaporizing GAS delivers a smooth, points, steady stream of power to your com- ri Sugar lluusc H ft N O MWM bustion chambers. Richard. Barthelmess with, Miss Dorothy Gish Bright Shawl It gives you MORE MILES per The ?-- LOIN BEEF ROAST- -1 5c LB. at the See We are offering ns one of our Unusual Bargains Saturday until noon. Sirloin and Round Steak lloast, cut from our regular stock of choice Prime Beef, for 15c lb. Dont fail to take home a nice large Roast and give your State Fair and Conference visitors a real treat. We have secured a large quantity of very fine fat hens, which we arc selling for 24c lb. while they last. THE UNIVERSAL CAR UNUSUAL MEAT BARGAINS UNTIL NOON 15c Choice Beef Sirloin lloast, lb .....15c Choice Beef Round Steak Roast, lb 15c Corn Fed Shoulder Pork Roast, Wst cuts, lb SATURDAY UNUSUAL BARGAINS 29c 5 lbs. Fancy Blue Rose Rice , 25c 3 Medium Cans Libbys Pork and Beans Bag Fine Quality Flaked Oats SOME OTHER SAVING PRICES PORK & BEANS TEA Royal Garden makes 25c 3 small cans Pierces an ideal cup of Ice Tea. 2 medium cans Pierces.. 25c pkg. Royal Garden 45c 2 large cans Pierces 69c Japan Tea ii-lPEANUT BUTTER pkg. Royal Garden 39c 29c can Japan Tea 53c can pkg. Royal Garden 83c Black Tea .... $1.15 pkg. Royal Garden LUNCH GOODS 43c Black Tea All 15c Crackers, 2 for...25c lo-l47c Tea pkg. Lipton 10c All 12Vc Crackers 39c CORNFLAKES cady Sodas 29c Barrel Snaps Small Kellog's or Small Potato pkg. 10c Toasties Post 10c Chips Large pkg. Tost Toasties Potato Large pkg. 15c or Kellogg's 19c Chips 2 pkg. Shredded Wheat. 25c FLOUR Made of the SALMON These arc very choicest Idaho Old Wheat fine values. 10 sks. Optimo can Medium 9-l- Reduction In Prices Looking into one oi the huge rotary kilns where the raw materials for cement are burned into clinker is just like looking at the noonday sun. The terrific heat required makes a glare of light so intense that the glowing flame would temporarily b. blind you. But borrow the workman's colored goggles to protect your eyes while you take another look into the kiln. Then you will see a tornado of powdered coal or gas or spraying oil bursting into a sheet of b. b. b. 1-- io-l- Effective Oct. 2, 1923 2-l- b. Xvies Prices Arc: sun-whi- te flame. b. 3-l- These prices arc the lowest in the history of the Ford Motor Company and coining; with the recent improvements in design of all models makes the Ford ear more than ever the greatest automobile value in the world today. b. b. Into the other end of the kiln flow the powdered limestone and shale clay the raw materials for cement. As the slowly revolving kiln tumbles the materials about, they are subjected to gradually increasing heat. During their three-hou- r Large Hard Wheat Hour $11.45 19c Red Salmon 2 sks. Optimo can tall Iirge Hard Wheat Flour .. $3.05 Fancy Red Salmon .....29c 1 sk. Optimo Small can Hard Wheat Flour .1.55 Fancy Red Salmon 23c ;!ft 10 sks. Preston Gold Seal Flour $12.95 PICKLES 2 sks. Troston jars of Sweet 33c Gold Seal Hour $2.65 Chow 1 sk. Preston 29c .. jar Sour Kinds 9c $1.35 Gold Seal Hour tins All SOME SAVING MEAT PRICES (Choice fat Hens, lb 21c) SPRING LAMB Reel Pot Roast, b est Shoulder Chops, lb. 25e cuts, lb PORK SHOULDER BEEF Sirloin Steak, lb... 20c ROAST, best cuts, lb. 17c STRING LAMB Legs, 28c VEAL Shoulder Roast, lb ..20c lb SWEET SUGAR CURED " Smoked BONELESS the BACON, by piece 2flc 22c Shoulders, lb. lb journey through this inferno, moisture and as the powdered gases are first given materials reach the sunwhite flame, they half balls called clinker. melt into glass-har- d This clinker, an entirely new chemical compound, when finely powdered is Portland cement y 26-o- z. 26-o- z. 12-o- z. $3.0.00 Roadster i .......-....1- 1 Imw.UU Door Sedan . ,F. O. 1!. Factory demountable rims. These prices include starter and Hansen Auto Company The White Garage Hyland 6-1- Sugar House 30 MUBisSi 23 $'Casf ti nU CcitTU STOtfES??r wrhmi(; Mali Stt Sir Mat ,uWl Main IM t.uth Murray Main uftr. Iimim Portland cement kilns consume great quantities of fuel 30 pounds of coal or its sack of cement equivalent for each For the whole cement making process the 94-pou- nd pi consumption of coal is approximately 50 pounds a sack more than half a ton of coal to a ton of cement PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION 111 West Washington Street CHICAGO o4 National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete KuwCkr Dmi DciMubh ( Lo.Anf.li. NcwYwfc Partmhurf Ptulirlptu Milmhi Pimbuifli Indwupeli. Mmarmilj. PonIuJ,Orrf, MnwiU. NnrOrioai fck Ijic City DmtmI Helen. Mraphia Vi W |