Ama , EttfcERA REPORTER ' ' faff 7 ou)n TlDtle Standard Eureka Lily i ... I I I I I i .. ... EEWAgSiliQPF? IS I . . .I Iron Blossom North Lily .. IS ininoth Mr i. Ileber Jones and two children (silica) of Eureka, are visiting at Provo for (.'lay pjw .uj, utrsl week with Mrs. Joness sister, Mrs. prtuij feilver City Tailings . . Ralph Dunn. SI Con. Mrs. Mary Potts, Mia N lola May 1 White, and Ronald Griggs, left TuesI for California day for Iong, Beach, Mines g. r month or six weeks vacation. jj, Miss Inex Lindsay, daughter of Mr. Mt. View KAKLU FROCK 8HOP HAM aud Mra. G. C. Lindsay, is at home Empire Mine 1 MOVED TO XEW LOCATION wth her parent. 8b will remain Dragon or tho( D Eureka for tho remainder Zi Total Carloads !! Thursday morning of last week, eummer. was taken Broderick Mm. Cloyed the Karin Shop, operated by Mr. and ; SALKS STOCK In Ita new to Provo laet Saturday, whero ah , ; Mr. Glen Storm, opened onccutt for Quartern la tho Vienna building, they auhmltted to an operation 44 She le reported to be have also taken one of the- apart appendicitis. MONDAY ments in tho upper atory of tho build getting along nicely. Big Hill Pox and Edward !;ing, which in opposite the postoffice gQ( Mm. gr. Con. 49c. Chief on Mala street. Recently the build- - daughter returned Sunday after Iron King 35c. lag, which la owned by Mr. and Mm. spending several days In Pocatello, North Lily ll-li- . Leonard Davis, of Manning, Utah, Idaho, with their son and daugbter- -' Sioux Mines 8tte. has been completely remodeled and jn.iaW Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pox. Lesd 60c. Tlntlc redecorated, both upstairs and downeu- Clarence Bauer, Mf Nri Standard 91.30. gnd Tlnllc stairs, and has been mads Into an at- - lerlujMj number of friends at a Zuma 31. tractive bualneea placa. roast. Those enjoying the weiner TCEMDAY party were: Dr. and Mra. Oborn, Mr. aud Mrs. Lon Bandstrom, and Ur. Chief Cun. 03c. and Mm. Wilson Lee. Crown Point Sc. Kait Tlntlc Con. 47c. , Tho members of th Tlnllc District Iron King 37. Auxiliary No. S3 met at tho Minora j Union Bllver Shield 3. Hall on Wednesday, August 4 th. Tlntlc Standard IS.30 to 98.40. The business session wan fol- -' Zuma 30c to 87 He. lowed by card playing In which Alma Mt. View 2Uc. Srhlelklen and Norma Bate won I Yankee 3c. prises. Th next regular meeting C- Owill be held on Wednesday, August .... ....I ....I ....I .... i Specials for the Thrifty Shopper And Dont Fail to Take Advantage of the SPECIAL Otf CANNED TOMATOES. Week-En- d Prices Effective Fri. & Sat., Aug. 13 LXperl riUIDDing. Right now (e (lie lluie to ban the work done under the guv rronienf'a X. II. A. Help move tlio Tomato Surpluo at an Extra Special c . 3 - lc. ! llth. $2.17 STRING BEANS PEAS 3 cans 25c 3 cans 25c 3 cans 25c SPAGHETTI ST WEDNESDAY ! cans CASE (24 Cans) t MlltltlttmitlfAt & 14 TOMATOES t C 1M.. Chief Con. 91c. Mrs. Irene Smith nnd daughter, Central Standard 3e. Maureeu, accompanied by Mra. A. If. East Tlntlc Con. 47c. ; McCrystnl nnd children, of Salt Lake Iron King 35e. on a for tea left day Sunday City, Mammoth 11.75. trip to California. Mrs. Smith whose North Lily home Is in Salt Lake City, has been Silver Shield vlelting with her parents Mr. nnd Silver Standard Mrs. D. J. Sullivan for sevsral weeks. Tlntlc Standard 98.40 to 98.30. They Joined the McCrystnl party at Zuma 25c to 21c. Santaquln for the California trip. Colorado 4tc. Last Sunday, August 7th, Spanish 7c. Empire Mine Pork sprang tho biggest surprise of the year In the Central Utah League, when they defeated Helper In both Less thsn 40 per cent of the 300.-gamof a double header, winning goo civil servants in England have th first gams 4 to 2 and tho second permanent Jobs nnd ere eligible for ono 7 to 2. In tho first contest Bob pensions. Detmcrs outpltched Kd Mnrchettl nnd wnnblo to d held tho slugging Helperlteo to 2 J11 ,en their own eggs mu. In th seeond gam Jorgenson nd,tl.glnh of co1 ,Ut,n ,mpr,Iall3r n,p of Spanish Pork did a wonderful job of twirling, holding Helper to 4 hltn.,011 e ! Mrs. T. A. McCormick and duUTtit-Spnnls- h Attorney Joseph E. Nelson, of Pork, accompanied by his tr Maureen returned from Reno, Sundsy after spending a months E. A. Nelson of Tyler, Texts, were In Eureka on Tuesday, Attor-- , vacation with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. ney Nelson wan formerly Juvenile Blackett. Judge of th 4th district of which Tin-During th latter part of last week, tic is a part. E. A. Nelson Is a group frank Beesley was displaying a for tho J. C. Penny Co. In pie of apricots from a tree In his lot. Texts. Prank Nelson of 8panish The fruit was equal to any of Ita Pork, another brother, also was with bind grown In the valley nnd was ihe party. ripening very nicely. In a week or Mrs. Dorn Haynea, Mra. Grover two th apricots should he perfectly Boyle and son Vern, spent 8atnrday ripened and ready for harvest. In of last week In Salt Lake City, where this locality apricots mature very they visited with the formern daught- - slowly on account of the cool nights er, Mrs. Loey Newren who Is at the Mr. Beesley lays that there Is two L. D. 8. hospital where sh under- - or thre bushels on th tree, went an operation for appendicitis. At ths A. T. A. annual state trap-MrNewren wan formerly Mies Dona shooting tournament held last g of this city. Latest reports end at Ogden. C. B. Higgins won the ara that she is recovering very nicely. nnd AU championship and will soon be able to return to Christianson wan crowned state sin-hhome In Provo. les champion. C. E. Hulah, scatter gun artist from Eureka, took part In the shooting, breaking 13 out of 100 In the singles nnd 83 out of 100 In the doubles. Mr. Hulah usually shoots right up among tho lenders as a rule but at th present time ho Is breaking In a new over nnd under shotgun which accounted for him not shooting up to standard. i 25 lb. bag $1.45 SUGAR VINEGAR Strength gallon 25c each 10c CORN FLAKES Package FLOUR $1.45 Blossom Bag 48 Lb. Bag KITCHEN KRAFT 91-1- $1.89 lle. es ... t,r Xev-broth- sum-manag- er WHISKEY codes: pint tss QUART 157 Vi QA PINT 159 can DISTILLING COMPANY SCORIA. MILK nil 044444444444444544044044 with Sal.fy or a Carload of Lumber Whatever your building needs let us supply them and at a cost you can afford. Whether you want to make a few rerepairs to the house, build on additional rooms, or construct a complete home, consult us. We will be glad to furnish you estimates on any building construction you have in mind. ,p,.Mir a.htih will lose approximately on October 1st. ruling which requires trip San Francisco St. . Denver t y."- . ;.v . Crillorala a w eo The recent "imh .17 !V5 tSf SW1 Com- - hlnVamltv Captain IIoraTplans to Moit PulV:w at hi. o!d home Illinois. They wlll Lve fo Eurau i wJr'e W lth Tll't' .... evi.ns nW Vi lo.Veri1 Mr. II. K. . ... r Curtlsa conducted a real glous aervlcea for the comptT 0ut nn,nR 1,ome exceptionlly fine lroW invitation to all TheGonhen Corral boys bars ,0 drlre out nd Inspect Ishnd cutting tho polen and W18 We hav lh busy devising mean. ofgettlB8 W we do dwn a steep point j Umur, Regional Eagln- - truck. 8 .1.19 S4.M f UTAH that members departed on the 41-- Berth ,o other - VISIT BOULDER EUREKA, s" 40.00 Chicago Portland "old-timer- i2,lrtartw!iioniI peny Commander, DcLux Coach 10.00 gT.S 44J40 . . 30 22Tif 5LS5 -'-sS- Sr Angeles Lumber Co. T-inti- and ,he c,oae of beir vacation. etr for the Department of GrwWj The C,we of ,he ln,er barracks spent Saturday at Jericho InipedW mnkesthe gronn'lneHelhU for JJ!!' oflbH tournament found barracks work nnd approving proposed 9? lollment. 0Be tn( lwo Hfed with two victories Jects. . Members Itrae. p,a- U have t&SSSSSSZ la I A preliminary survey conducted last week Indicates that this company ' Union i ,,i.acoath. to J A COMPLETE STOCK OF BLASTING SUPPLIES AND HIGH EXPLOSIVES ALWAYS ON HAND. c P.clhc01 n,, lares t of Nails A Handful e 9K With lumBMX 4 cans 27c 10 lbs. 9c POTATOES TOMATO JUICE Z2T 4 cans 25c er JERICHO C.C.C. CAMP NEWS. 15c 33 c Banner a. ILLINOIS L Package WHITE KING All-rou- CtNTUMV 2 cans 28c CORN week-Mellln- LLOR ICO No. 2 Cane Broken Slice PINEAPPLE ntn- - Wber Attention, Ford Owners eureka motor co. k- SALES SERVICE w Is Now Jgressive Operating a Complete Service nltz SS d R'Pal- - W. McClain, wh. i. competent to Kindle H. I, yof