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Show THE 6 HOW AMERICA ADVANCES OVER ALL OTHER NATIONS . . Architecture for comfort and convenience has progressed more rapidly in this nation than in any other. The poorest American home generally has its bath tub, electric lights, gas, or electric water heater and telephone. . A great precentage of the homes have in addition, gas or electricity for cooking; the house is wired to plug in a vacuum cleaner in every room; the dining room is provided with fixtures to operate an electric coffe pot, waffle iron, toaster or other convenience for table use. In the washroom will be the electric washing machine, the electric and gas operated ironing machine .and probably an electric clothes drying outfit. In the kitchen will be the electric dishwasher and the electrci refrigerator. This latter article is just coming into mre general use and in conjunction with the laundry equipment will be the greatest money and labor saver for the housewife that has yet been devised. The ; gas furnace (controlled automatically and lit by an electric push button, has made the old days of wood chopping largely a thing of the past. For comfort, tre electric fan keeps a breeze going and for beauty and utility the modern electric lights and fixtures transform a house of gloom into one of cheer and hominess. Electricity plays an important part in milady's toilet and does work which many maidens would have been unable to . . ) , C I accomplish in the days of the Roman emperor. The electric servant does work in the American home for a few dollars a month which could not be accomplished in any other manner by numerous servants at a hundred times that price. The home with the interconnected telephone to the different rooms saves countless steps for its occupants. While Egyption tombs are being opened to dig out relics of monarchs of past ages, it is interesting to note that they contain no conveniences to compare with those which the common laborer in the United States can enjoy today. We have read about the Roman baths and seen pictures of big fat Romans walking down into them, but it is pretty safe to say that they were a chilly proposition alongside of the American bathroom with its instant-taneou- s T I Z E N Comet come, my man. You have been looking around for a long time without buying. What do you want? Guess I want another floorwalker, stated the gentleman addressed. Im the owner of this outfit. Louisville Courier. Chicago now averai es a a, day and if they keep it up t these times it will b j a 4 . Write A man wrapped up jn' makes a very small pacl, change. Today re GEdMIQJ T.HE Dont lie Delay $1000.00 Reward. To any one who will prove that anything: stated- in this ad is misrepresented' or un- -. - YOUR OPPORTUNITY To purchase direct from manufacturer a fine quail true; . suit made of pure wool vii at $50.00. Strictly to your measure, serge or worsted. Latest models. Single or double-breaste- d 554.0 hand-tail- o for ONLY . . Send No 3Ioney Write for our Special Pit and Satisfaction guaranteed. hot water theater ready for use at any hour of the day or night. Incidentally, the truck driver or millionaire of today can have the same type of bathroom equipment at a modest cost, but only a Roman emperor could enjoy the pleasure of a Roman bath. Ladies 110.00 Mr. Barnum recently saw a death notice of a man whose initials were the same and so was the name. He called up a friend and . said: Have yon noticed my death notice BSBEGlrATHrOBHER3 Genka Six Pair Ladies' light Twelve or heavy full fashioned pure SILK HOSE val- light Pair SI or heavy SILK IIOSE valued $10. for only ABI $1.00 $1.00 SEND Guaranteed Perfect and Finest Quality NO Write us at full burgala The AUied Sales Co., 150 Nassau St., New York, Yes, replied the friend; where Selected. are you speaking from? Pe VALUE PURE SILK HOSE FOR ONLY $ ued at $10. for only in the papers? Offer. MOM eel ofei N. Y. to hei! D RAGING THE SPORT OF KINGS Under Auspices of Utah Agricultural and Racing Association WILLIAM P. KYNE, General Manager 400 THOROUGHBREDS IN SEVEN MANY THRILLING EVENTS AT- RUNNING -- STATE FAIR GROUNDS RACES DAILY TWO COVERED STANDS GIVING GOOD VIEW OF EACH THRILLING MOMENT PURSES FR0H $400 to $2500 lor EACH RICE Honest Racing Under Supervision of Utah State Fair Board. . -- MUTU SYSTEM Under Supervision and Control of Utah State Racing Association ADMISSION TO GROUNDS AND GRANDSTAND $1.10 (Inc. Tax). LADIES FREE ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. - r |