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Show -- i SPECIAL: SATURDAY ftp 4; on n Wonderful Offers in Room Furniture A TAYLOR BROS. CO, I! Sj; $111.00 Boilers Kettles 2: pans .. fash Bowls Brooms, Soldier Boy jjlljj Coasters, $3.00 i can Pears, Silver Bar, per Silver Bar, No. 2, pine Apple, fc!X large can Sacoa, Putter, 8 ') J'1 per can . 2.V 10c 30,: 50c per pound per pound, SUITE :i i: ii ,- 6 el II t ! ! ' ' " . i T I. 'Jf ,f away FREE. , !, .i t t a rv !: v i .r, s.r: . i.rlv Mr: f In j.,1,1) iviiii-..- Ji.mijif.n - w ;l !l tintic THE ii,,- - in-l-i- $10.00 $2.00 the Fii-'- Down and per week. "i iiri'iM'o.l in writ,- r ri .III .. II y i.r;i.Tlv Id Till! i ;'ii( iii.i i, ,,r,. - II. i: i ti in. Miss liilt lii'lt'l. Miss i.uM.ir (Isllt-- r sir.d Mws I.iiVnr,. J,,n,.s IllKl.itVil i.i r.iy. sun Tuesday aMen.l'i).; ,f Mr an. I Mrs HOUSE OF QUALITY AND SERVICE MM mUH 81 aenr.d. f,.. 1,,;, i ir.Siir;,o extention TERMS . t! msjr.fiiv ,'iiiiijuny, :;i t s...l )Is.M.,rs tVtv f.,r :h. "-- Jii; .l.'.-tl.l- , M" 'll- !v-r- :. hi J x "il'.i-.T- ,,n your tickets on the RED STAR RANGE to he given J.ll. 1 - 4 foo - table 48 inch top buffet 6 solid walnut chairs, padded leather seats. t ,'M ...I Save PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM I value for ... gt 7 j - :.c !i Kettles 8 quart ... itter Pa&. 12 " Te fc W -- - 17 Pa, f1 quart ... jTvrt Kettles, ee P i3inin HIGH GRADE ENAMEL WARE Paw, 11 .r jii f EP. f 11) ,f Attractive Prices Tvh -- . I linn l.i, ill, h,-- operating ( J,ii., hi 'I i st il. wliii ilt'tih,l hi r.:-- A West of Kur.-kfor the punt T.thrie re'Hrs. will lenre in i ho 4! future for Oonolrt, wh(re hi (.,nearr a will operate a tniek garden. W illi.iin J. lliiulirM,n of Eureka In now at the Holy t'r.i-Hospital it Sail Iake. Mr. lli'iiilornon went ...there early in the week. havliiK been ill for some tinn. II, la Jji somewhat ii fornnT fliief Coun untie lessee t HoughKin, ill, hoy who with an a,i(n ariiiii'nt on Main nlr(l of Eureka lanl week. will not lose f DURING LENT AND FOR GOOD FRIDAY! Hot Cross Buns Cili-i- m-'- aamiaiHamaeam his leg an f on rod at tin, time ho w in sent to one of I ho Salt Luke hosiii j tain. Thfl limb wan hrokrn in fl,,,l plai'en and the case looked tiu'ie' nerioun hut repurtn rrmn Salt Imae indicate that the yonnynti'r will re-- old fashioned Hot Cross Buns made the old fashion way are here, fresh from the bakers oven. For those who enjoy a treat order HOT CROSS BUNS. Those Per Doz. i 30c. 1 ' ,iiver without any jiernuiioiit .I i ability. Minn Helen Cronin wan the honor 11 ed ptiesl at a birthday parly n Sunil day aflernnnn of lanl week. Games " and munir were enjoyed and a nplen-- 1 did luneheon wan nerved to the lowing Kuentn: Minn Klleen Murphy. Miss Louise Tuekett, Minn Norrtia -- I Tintic Baking Co. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. 1 1 1 wiiiimmwwnnn J Iae Hiltz. Minn Wanda Vandernluyn, Mina Maxine Murphy, Minn Franc-a- j Fields, Minn Grace Maxwell. Mlaa, Gertrude Ann Stack. Mina Merle Lucan, aim) M1h Mae Fltzaeruld of Provo. Amons the Eureka ppople present at the funeral of John Hannifin, helil at Salt Lake on Tueaday. were the following: Mr. and Mrs. William Owena, Mr. and Mr. D. W. Oalran-deMrs. P. J. Fennell. Mr. and Mra D. J. Sullivan, Mr. and Mra. Frank Garrlty. Dan McCann, Mr. and Mrs. Dan II. Sullivan. Min Nellie Sullivan. Mra. Arthur Wagey. Joaeph St.hlerht, Mr. and Mra. John J. Mrs. Margaret Hannifin and sons, 3rennan and Edward, and Max Hannifin. Mrs. James Crooks left Eureka late last week for Las Vegas. Nevada, where she Intended to visit with Mi. her daughter. Next month at Crooks laa Mrs. Crooks will Join will go to Los Vegas and later they of taking Angeles with the intention wishes Best ttwe residence up their of a large number of Eureka peop.e tom- -. will follow tlu rn lu their new Mr. t rooks :h on-- of the camps d r bUidneftH men who recently here. bunlnens of his piai.-of years he was For over iwenty-flvResort. Oxford proprietor tf the r, Han-nif,- CHURCH'S u, - dis-p-- s fharlw wan SampwMi, d well known to a very Eti-mka- n. plem-an- t Saturday of surprise party his friends of number a last week, home anl the Sampson at calling in card playing spending the evening of au partaking and daneing.aiso served was excellent luncheon that Charlie Sampson at about midnight. Romj, and Ins old time fr:nl. Mitkey clever thtdr by everyone surprised in demonstrating dancing, especially Charles! on and other fancy rrxes at cards were awarded and Mrs. Mm. T.rry at Present Scph'a arpentefwere: Mrs. Knck Swenson. Mr. ana Mr and 3S;s. Terry Wilson. Mrs. Ernest snJ Mr. Mm. Mike 'toss, trlck-Vr- s Mr. and Mrs. Frank J:ho-'ir- ,. Carpenter. Sophia M Lrifkson, - H jin ee. Mrs. J Fr-- d Mm. on &AdRkyfr0mNen- Sy. reaJSo Medicine WeU And ritis and rheumatic pains which seemed to center in m7 hips and and kept me in misery bothGee.day For night," continues Mrs. in three years I had been this condition, and I had severe headachesI and felt weak and aU ninJown. was simply in a deplorable state of health. "But since taking1 three bottles of this wonderful Karras a.l os are neuritis and rheumatic pain! t.,os and I have been nd.of t-- i awful headaches and bvh.t up -- M- i- . d xw- -f oj trg. iV; person my meals I am TeSt?red Gw of de- - Bley, awful from neu Karnak Scliranun-Johnso- n Is sold In Eurekaoy and by the leading drugget in every town. L'o ; Sorunswick PANATROPE and RADIOLA NEWS for MUSIC LOVERS! MUSIC by ELECTRICAL REPRODUCTION NOW -- Combined in one beautiful instrument; two new -- age electrical developments the Pana trope and the Radiola both employing the new electrical principle of tone reproduction. PANATROPE harnessing the power of electricity to bring you all the tones of the complete musical scale impossible of reproduction by any other method. RADIOLA on the identical electrical principle, capturing hidden tones of melody from the air. We invite you to attend one of our daily demonstrations. PANATROPE and RADIOLA The joint achievement of the Four World Leaders in musical ind electrical acoustics: The Radio Corporation of America, The General Electric Qx, The Westinghouse Electric &. Mfjg. Co, and Brunswick - 'wi FREE DEMONSTRATIONS Daily! r. Sophia Back man. Lena authtr.and. Mrs. in. Lee Luaise Westerlund. Mrs. Helen Snell. Miss SylMli-- s Vera Fox. MNs via Bartel. Miss Franres .amp-u;- 4 Esther Sampson. Miss ii9UD Wi.r u Estrld Gidweli. Verlln Lamen. Elmer Noe. Amid Johnson, HoVrt McCiung. Alex Jackson. baiter Sutherland. Sampson and Elmer Wilson. Homer Martinson. Mrs. Dan k-- Eureka Merc. Com. Co. |