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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
lola PORTLAND CEMENT

The Deseret News annex. like the
ma in building erected last year. is
OF modern construction, strictly So and
this Is shown in no more conspicuous
manner than in the great side walls
They look like great slabs Of stone
with here and there symm tfical OPEN
Ing where the windows admit light.
The fact is these walls are built al
most wholly Of lola Portland cement
congrete interviewer with q steel skele-
ton or frame work AS the work has
progressed and one story after another
has been lifted toward the roof many
have wondered at this most modern
method Of construction.
lola Portland cement Wns used I'm
setting the first foundation stones:
lola Portland cement Is the strength
OF the concrete floors lola" Portland
cement forms the walls and even the
roof covering the whole structure Is
made everlasting by the use Of this
highest grade of structural cement.
Some who have not learned Of the real
value OF Portland cement as a building
material have questioned this kind OF
construction but they have reokoned
without knowledge for there is no safer
method and wthol It is economical
The best architects and engineers in
the world recognize the importance Of
Portland cement and realize that steel
and cement concrete present the great
est possibilities In heavy, strong, en-
during construction
The prime essential is kind and quail
ity OF cement used The builders Of the
annex would not experiment. Different
kinds Of Portland were considered and
Investigated Exhaustive tests were
made with the result that lola" was
chosen on account OF is uniformity and
great strength
Users OF cement I'm tUah and the
west should know that there Is much
variation In quality In the---yQrlous
brands Of Portland cement. Where
Portland cement is required the best
should be used.
lola" Portland cement has been test
cd and used by the engineering depart.
ments Of both Salt Lake City and Og.
den. The records VIII verify the state
ment mat no cement. American or i'm.
ported has made such satisfactory
showing as lola" Great strength and
remarkable uniformity.
Sidewalks, street pavements. sewers
foundation, floors, walls. partitions,
dams, reservoirs culyerts, bridges are
most perfectly and permanently made
where lola" Portland cement is used.
The United States government uses
only the best materials IN the erection
OF postofiice buildings. "Iola" Is being
used by Uncle Samuel az Salt Lake |
City, Cheyenne, Denver tthe mint and
az many more eastern points
The manufacture OF lola" has been
reduced 10 n mathematical certainty
and - scientifically right The process ]
Is the most perfect ever used. No ce-
ment has met with such prompt favor
IN the west as lola" and where high 1
class work Is desired Il should be used.
Cost II not excessive and quality is par |
agon.
Sold by all dealers IN Uigh and sun |
derland Brothers Co., exclusive agents |
Omaha, Neb c, +. Porter, Salt Lake |
City. agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
ASHTON BROTHERS.
Stone and Missionary Contractors on
The News Annex ONCE COZ
Deseret News Building.

Future visitors to Salt Lake City
win be shown with pride TO the Deseret
Naws Annex, by residents Of this his
tcrical spot, and in II they VIII see
TIE embodiment OF architectural perfec-
ton, and the first nine story building
erected between the Rocky mountain
eastern slope and the waters Of tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-04
THE sDESE,RET S\EUIS cAN1NE7X.

the sixth floor will be in charge of Mr..
George Buckle Mr.. w. A. Cowan will
be head of the press department in the
basement of the two buildings, and Mr..
James Ansell will have charge of the
book presses.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
CABRlELS SON & HOLMER.

well known business house Of this
city is that Of Gabrielson & Homer
the wen known grocers. This firm is
composed Of Carl GabrielsOn and Chas
Holmcr two enterprising and public
spirited business men. They have
been in business here for the past five
years and by fair and honorable deal
ing with customers they have built up
large and growing trade. They
carry a complete stock Of staple and
fancy groceries, fruits, vegetables,
flour and provisions, and their prices
are as 10" as firstclass goods can be
sold for. In addition to their large
and complete stock of groceries they
carry fine line Of queensware and
crockery Of all kinds. They are To-
Gated at 4S Heron street in their well
appointed new store.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
NJ. w, BUSH.

The Chehalis county bar is well
equipped with fine legal talent, but no
member of the profession stands
higher than Hon. n. W. Bush. Mr.
Bush has made Aberdeen his home for
thirteen years, and is well and favor
ably known. He has given freely of
his time to the public service, having
been the first city attorney Of Aber-
deem, serving two years In 1892 he
was chosen as a member of the state
legislature from this district, and
again in 1901 he was elected to a sec
ond term, serving with marked dis
tlnctiOn. Mr.. Bush was admitted to
the bar in the state of Michigan. He
now practices in all courts. as we'll as
before the interior department at
Washington. He is recognized as one
of the leading attorneys of this section
of the state all of which has added
TO his reputation as an exponent Of
legal lore. Both as a lawyer and citi-
zen Mr.. Bush is held in high esteem
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
WHEELER BROS.

Among the old and reliable institu-
tions Of this city, Wheeler Bros, the
lea and coffee merchants, are entitled
to appropriate mention. This firm is
composed Of n. G. and f. G. Wheeler.
and they are the pioneers in tho tea
aud coffee business of Aberdeen. They
have been in business here for the
past ten years, and druing this time
have seen competitors como and 90
but they still do business at tho same
old stand. They carry a full line Of
staple and fancy groceries, but their
speciality IS hieh-grado toas and cot
fees. They roast all of their coffees
and customers can get from them
frcsh-rOasted coffee of the best grade
every day. Their long experience in
the business makes them experts in
their business. and they understand
how to buy and buy right. They
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
N. A. SPENCER.

Among the various Industries that
receives liberal support in this city is
the boat builder. y gentleman well
equipped for the building Of pleasure
crafts and all kinds Of boats is Mr.. ~
A. Springer This gentleman has
been engaged il the business here for
the past two years and has turned out
a large number Of high class boats
He : a workman Of skill and ability
himself ard employs at time twenty
himself and employs at times twenty
has a well equipped plant for the man
ufacture Of small boats and the eX-
cellent satisfaction given by al the
crafts turned ont by him has made his
boats very popular and as result he
is kept very busy. Mr.. Springer un-
derstands this branch OF the business
thoroughly and every boat built by
bin is fully warranted He does a
general contracting business and also
keeps boats to rent for any purpose.
He is located at the corner Of Z and
Wishkah streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
|. w. MASON.

Carpcntclng is a most useful occll-
patton, but in these days of intense
competition man must be an expert
to succeed. This leads us to state
that Mr.. L. w, Mason has been the
leading contractor and builder in this
section for fourteen years, and his
work has stood the test of time. Many
OF the best buildings in this city stand
as monuments to his skill and ability
as he is an architect as well as car
pontor. He does all Of his own draw
ing and will furnish plans and spccif-
cations on application. He VIII super,
intend the building for the Hayes &
Hayes new stone bank building. This
building will be the first stone struc-
trrc in the city and the finest building
in the county. Mr.. Mason does all
kinds of contract work and will furnish
estimates ON all kinds Of buildings
bridges, roads, grading laying water
and sewer pipe etc. He is a workman
Of skin and ability and every job is
fully guaranteed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
r, j. Hits G. CO.

a better time to profitably invest
money in this section of the North
west never existed The country is
prosperous, new Industries are being
established and real estate values are
advancing rapidly and now is the time
to buy A real estate firm Of this city
possessing superior advantages for
handling real estate OF all kinds is
that Of r. J. Hits & Co. They do a
general real estate business. buy and
sell property, make loans at the low
est prevailing rates and write insur-
ance in the leading companies. They
have for sale city lots in all parts of
Aberdeen as we'll as houses ranging
from cosy cottage to a handsome
home This firm is in position to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
j. S. COXEY.

The furniture trade of this city IS
worry cNtousivo, permoating the whole
OF This county and surrounding coun-
try one Of the leading dealers en-
gagged in this line of trade is Mr.. j. s.
CoNoy This gentleman has been en-
gaPcd in the business here for the past
three years and is well and favnrably
known. He carries large and well
assorted stock Of plain and fancy fUrni-
Iurc. carpets rugs. stoves. ranges and
house furnishing goods, and his prices
are always as low as first class goods
can be sold for Mr. CoHcy is agent
for the New Home, Wheeler & VIII
son and Domestic sowing machines,
which need no recommend from us,
rs they are the recopnlcd leaders in
the United States. He also docs pic
ture framing to order. He is a push
inc business man and an cntcrprising
citizen, always to the front when the
best interests of Aberdeen are at
stake.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
~~%O%~%0~

Give the baby and each child bed
to himself. Have the sleeping-room
cool and clean and MS bare Of furniture
rs 4 cell. See that the clothing of the
little sleeper is loose a the neck. waist
and arms, and keep his head uncover
ed. If there Is anything young ami
mails cannot do without it is fresh air,
and babies get less than any other
class. Through the pores of the skin
the body IS continually throwing off
poisonous vapors. If the head is COW
cred with the bed clothing, the unfor-
tunate infant will be brea thing bad
air. Fashion or no fashion, it is q
cruel shame to trim or starch babies
clothing. The average child suffers
from overlooking and over-dressing
Let him learn to be a trfe hungry
Half the time the child cries he wants
air or fresh wafer. Wiping the lips Of
crying baby with cool water will
often soothe and refresh him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
S. B. HICKS &. SONS CO.

A firm deserving special mention in
these columns is that Of S. Il. Hicks &
Sons Co., the wholesale and retail deal
crs in wire rope and heavy hard
ware They have handled wire rope
for the past four years, and to meet
the large demand about six months
ago they put in a fun stock of heavy
hardware and supplies, and are well
and tayorably known all over this sec
ton Of the country, They carry "a
large stock Of all kinds Of heavy hard
ware, making a specially Of lovgers'
and mill supplies and wire rope. In
addition to supplying large local de-
mand, they ship to all Coast and in
terror points. This firm is one Of the
substantial concerns Of Grays iIarbOr,
and during the time they have been
in business here they have gained a
reputation for fair and honorable deal
ing with customers which is more
than local and brings them trade from
a distance
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
CITY LIVERY G. TRANSFER CO,

Elegance and taste combined with
good horsehesh are essential to the
up-to-date livcryman. and lhe rigs and
turnouts OF the City Livery & Transfer
Co. are readily recognized by these
distinctions. PrOmptness is also a
Characteristic Of this barn and teams
may be had on a moments notice.
Drivers are furnished for funerals,
and every attention is given the trav-
cling public. They have the best cabs
and carriages in the city and have just
opened their new barn at the corner of
Heron and Broadway. In addition to
their well equipped livery they have
vans and trucks for handling all kinds
of moyables, and do general transfer
business. Prompt attention will be
given to all calls and satisfaction is
guaranteed and prices reasonable. Mr..
A. l. Mccall and Mr. j. II. McFadden
are the proprietors. They are well
and favOrably known in this city and
county. and we predict for them sue
cess OF the substantial order.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
GRAY'S HARROR MUSIC CO.

No home is well furnished without n
piano and the greatest care should be
taken in purchasing SO necessary and
costly piece of furniture. This leads
us to say that the Gray's HarbOr
Music Co., managed by Mr. l. w.
Mason, has been engaged in the music
business here for the past year, and
is not only reliable, but responsible.
Mr.. Mason has made his home here
for fourteen years and is we'll and
favOrably known, and when he war
rants an instrument he will he found
here to make it good if the instrument
does not prove as represented, which
might not be the case with a stranger.
He carries a full line of the leading
makes of pianos. organs, stringed in
strumcnts and sheet music He han
dos such we'll known pianos as the
Knabc, Everett, stock. Ludwig, Cable,
Harvard, Kingsbuly. Fisher and
others. These instruments need no
recommend from us, as they are rec
ognzed leaders all over the United
states. Miss l. NJ. Mason is secretary
Of the company ana is in immediate
charge Of the business.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28

carries the largest and most complete
stock OF dry goods, clothing, carpets
and footwear in the city. All goods
sold by Mr. kaufman are sold strictly
upon mort, and his reputation for fair
and honorable dealing with customers
is more than local and brings him
trade from a distance. The stock car
ricd by Mr.. kaufman is very complete
in every department of every line. His
enormous stock represents the best
DESIGNS, the highest creations and the
most perfect attainment of the best
manufacturing genius of two conti-
ncnts. The stock embraces dry goods
Of the latest designs and patterns, no
lions and novelties. ladies' and gents
furnishing goods. carpets, rugs, drap-
cries. curtains. fine line of hats of
the latest styles and everything new,
fine or Fashionable in shoes. The stock
carried by this gentleman would DO
credit to a city much larger than
Aberdeen. Mr.. Kaufman is one of
the substantial merchants of this sec
ton OF the state, and business man
OF high standing. lie is onterprisiug
ana progressive. and has given freely
of his time and means to advance the
best interests of the city. TO such
mon as he Aberdeen owes much.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
EDWIN {. BARBE (.

Among the leading mercantile cs-
adjustments Of this city, the whole
sale and retail grocery store conducted
by Mr. Edwin r.. Barbec Should re-
cciFe appropriate mention. Mr.. Bar
bee has been engaged in the business
here for the past four months and
does large and growing business.
He carries ar extensive stock OF staple
and fancy groceries, fruits, vegetables,
-four, feed hay, grain and provisions,
and his prices will be found as low
as the best grade Of goods can be
sold for. Mr. Barbee is a gentleman
with years Of experience in the gro
Gerry business, and is in touch with
the best markets. He fully realizes
the benefit Of satisfied customers. and
during the time he has been in bust
ness here he has secured a long list
Of most desirable customers, and ev-
cry article that leaves his store is
guaranteed to prove as represented.
In addition to supplying a large local
demand, Mr.. Barbee ships in consid-
cradle quantities to outside points,
making a specially Of mill and log
gers supplies.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28

During her cngn cement the WOMAN
Of n certain type spends her waking
ana sleeping moments building pea
eetal upon which she places her be-
loved. Before the honeymoon Is over
she decides that she built the pedestal
too high. and proceeds to remove a
few of the foundation blocks labeled
"ma,dhood's ideals"
About the third year Of their mar
ried life she becomes possessed OF inc
idea that she belongs on that pedestal.
and cal1nly climbs up. A year or so
later she reads that Helen OF Troy
played p'ng-pone with her nations
history at 40, and that Cleopatra had
reached the same mature age when
she eapuvated Caesar, Anthony and a
few other tles Of her day. Where
upon Milady Matrimony drops hint
to her matter-of-fact spouse that he
ought to be proud of the right TO delve
after money for the purpose Of adorn-
ing and enlbellishing the figure Of one
" no is so marked a credit to bis good
taste.
Five years later she thinks her hus-
band is something Of brute beca use
lie cannot figure out how TO send two
athletic-loving boys through college
and give daughter few finishing
touches in French and music-all on
IS. eco year Then, when the storm
has blown over and the boys have
settled into business without the COL
lege education, and daughter Is head
stenogra pher for BIN. Burrell & Co..
at 20 per, she one day discovers that
the gray hairs are coming in thick
above fathers temples, and that there
are lines in his face which she had
never noticed before.
Then comes to her a moment of re-
fection. Backward rolls the panorama
Of their married life. and she sees 1t
through a gentle mist. Then, oddly
enough, the man finds himself just
where they started out together-on
the pedestal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
EONER & EONER.

Prominent in the legal circles of this
section of the state is the firm of
Boncr & Bonor. The firm is composed
Of w. W. and Z. j. Boner, brothers.
They practice in all courts and are
we'll equipped with both natural ability
and legal training. Mr.. e. T.. Boner
located here some eighteen months
ago. and last May was joined by his
brother, since which time they have
been associated together in practice.
They have a general practice, but pay
particular attention to probate and
real estate title practice. They have
been connected with several important
cases since locating here and have
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
Mon Arc Win, She SAYS.

Masculine vanity is a mighty 4
here in Philadelphia. A girl
comes from the sunny South shock
crowd Of women at All afternoon
the other day by complaining tina
man in Philadelphia had ever
her he loved her"
Why why. my dear" said the
tess, you've only been here
weeks"
The Southern girl opened her bf,
eyes very wide at that.
But" she protested. they tell
they love me every day down hi
It's awfully uncomnlilncntary I'd
afraid to tell a girl you love her
rear she viii take you seriously, A
you think? Tho trouble with the
up here is chat they all set such a h
market value on the girls that thea
continually paralyzed with fear
you take them seriously and get
heart broken. Now, down hoH
man wouldn't presume to think s
were going to take him seriously,
II he knew it, and with this 10,
conclusion she iiHuntcd ont Of o
room amidst "A chorus of excl
lions.
Il wish | had that girls COLI
SAID one woman as She looked =
her.-philadelphia Evening Teles ]
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
N. G. KAUFMAN.

For sixteen years the name of n. G.
kaufman has stood at the head of
the mercantile trade of this city His
name, goods and honorable methods
Of doing business are familiar to every
resident within a trade radius of Aber-
deem He occupies the entire lower
floor Of his handsome two-story brick
building, the only one in the city. and
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28
THE BOSTON STORE.

Among the leading mercantile in
stitutions of this city the Boston store
takes front rank This establishment
was opened for business about two
years ago. and by fair and honorable
dealings with customers soon took a
foremost position with the mercantile
establishments of this city. About
two months ago the business passed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28

You do not have to BE 8 business
woman to get tired. But the woman
OF the oince and the shop has more
cause than the hous ek eeper TO wear
out In days Ike these. The house
keeper can find time for 4 nap or she
can get into looser clothing. but the
business woman must night it out as
she IS until tho end OF the days work |
1t Is the wear and tear on the nerv.
Gus energy that Is the most trying on
sum nler days. The tired woman
comes hone from the Office complete |
ly tagged out. She has been tired
out all day, but she feels that she
must keep up her work to do Justice
to her employer. This very effort to,
keep up her end wears her out more
than any hard work would do. She
comes home often with nerves alert,
with every faculty pitched to the
highest strain. She finds she cannot
rest. Through the long hours of the
night she rolls and losses. a victim Of
insomnia, and she wakes up after she
does fall asleep, tired and worn out.
The woman who is employed must,
get good nights sleep. And for this
London physician advises tepiQ
bath and cup Of cocoa. He also adj
vises very light cnlisthenics. And he
advises the business woman not to 20
to bed early. but to stay up until Shs
is sleepy, be it II o'clock or later. Go
ing to bed too early is very bad.
Very often the tired woman will fall
asleep right after her dinner. only II
awaken at midnight and pass the RES
Of the night In agony. This is worry
She should f1ght Off this desire to sleel
until she Is so tired that when sh
docs fall asleep she will not awake, s
until early morning. The worn-ou i
woman should be very careful abou e
her diet. This is such an importar y
topic that it must be left to anothe
time for discussion. B
In the best snnitariums in German =
they rub nervous patients with coco /
nut butter. SO as to give them bad \
some Of their natural oils. They ri q
skin foods into the body and make Il
invalid strong by alcohols. by oils a. N
by simple medicines which are tab. Ca
into the system through the cutia "a "a
and not into the stomach wa
The tired-out Office woman, or 10 10
business woman, or the professO8 lie
Woman-for all come under the sat
class of WORKOUT brain worker 1
should take a very mild sedative. e.;
need not be anything stronger tlS kas
catnip tea or very light dose "
some soothing bromide powder. Y
something that could be given to al
baby. But It will act upon the neryk
quoting them and soothing them u
lii"t hisl s"cet siuHlper WHICH ~ Pl
to q long restful slaen -Eychancpl Geo
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28

won distinction by the able manner in
which they have conducted the same.
They are able, high minded practi-
TONERS, Jealous and painsJaking, and
during the time they have practiced
here they have always maintained the
highest standards as attorneys. They
are located in the Becker building
corner Of Wishkah and G streets.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-28

And yet it is Il fact that dishwsl
IS the one great irksomc fact of
work. 1t makes the wife deter,
that she will have a SERVANT
makes the servant hate to be
Dishes and knives and forks az
great curse of our modern cs
ton. Without them there woIs
no servant girl question; there
was one before they were intro
y Society for tho Abolition OF !
might do a good deal to abolr
servant girl question.