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Show four-colu- e, te. ; 14 i? 14 Richard admitted to several! i. Jpn oo OO PRICE and WATTIS PHONE 226 We Reserve the Right to Limit OuanHti FRIDAY , SATURDAY , DEC . 22nd if 1 The management of the Diamond Markets wishes to take this opportunity of ex tending to you and yours a most Happy Christmas and Successful New Year . ad high-forehea- The auto mechanic shop at Carbon college was enlarged recently by taking out some of the bricks of the wash-roowall and putting a set of doors in the opening. Woodwork students in the college division were 48-L- CHRISTMAS it Chief Warns Against Fire Law Infractions di NOTES PRICE Kenilworth News Persons who make a practice of parking in front of fire hydrants or in the driveway of the fire department at the city hall were warned this week by Fire Chief Nick that such violations of fire laws will not be tolerated and cars found so parkd will be promptly given tickets in the future. Persons really should know better without such a warning, the fire chief said. When the fire engine is called, there is no time to hunt up owners of cars and have the cars reRemem moved from the driveway. ' s Fsastf moms. FIXINS AND ALL THE MAKINS. BRING ALL THE ALL THE TRIMMINS, EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS FEAST YOUR FOOD LIS- T- W; Buy for two days Sunday and Christmas.Our store will be closed all day Monday . . . FLOUR STAR $1.29 N UTS Fancy New 48 Lb. Bag mixed with pea Crop FLOUR Tulip $1.19 nuts LEG OF PORK POUND 2 lb lb 18c 48 Lb. Bag O. P. S. BUTTER, Quartered BOSTON BUTTS 15c First Quality and Cartoned Fancy Mixed, no pea ROAST t FULL GRAPE JUICE PINT TOM COLLINS, BAR MIX PINT SYRUP BOTTLE nuts COUNTRY SAUSAGE 34. MINCE MEAT 1bJJc 51bggc 8 PEANUTS 19c Per Pound m Cher Chocolates 19c m Per Pound Delicious Flavor ... il ROASTING CHICKENS POUND BEEF M Fancy Box Chocolates GROUND SUET it' Not a cheap candy, good quality Pound Box 34. S9C GROUND FRESH OYSTERS MIRACLE H4, WHIP u & ' 24 4 to 6 Lbs. PAPER NAPKINS Per Lb. 16c 3 CANS For PEAS, Gem No. 3 Sieve, Can.. PEAS, EGGS Quart Jar HONE- Y10 POUND 69c 35c PAIL WALNUT MEATS Per Pound He MINCEMEAT Nonesuch Per Package No. 2 y2 Ca- nPUMPKIN 9c 9c Per Can JEL POWDER Royal 2 PACKAGES Per DOZEN 2 3 Can for Medium B. QUMNSHTA R.9.N I Fancy Imported Lb,... jgc 9c No. 2 Can LEMONS 300 Size, Dozen POTATOES 100 Lb. Bag CELERY 2c I5C 79c 15c For Jumbo ONIONS Fresh, Gr., Bunches 10c . ORANGES, California fancy navels 126-Siz- 252-Siz- e e ttA BANANAS G0LDEN POUND LETTUCE LARGE, i r 't: 10c 15c Doz RIPEriRST SIZE-EX- FANCY rr5 m trt3r rr- Carrots, U. S. No. 5c 5c TRA EACH 3 ; h&t'jctZlfttriietriy, STORES Mt: i7 i N r5 t M' White King or YAMS, Potatoes First Quality Arizona, 4 jf Jar Lbs UTAH tr C A POUND ! Z box JLyV 47c RELIEVES MIT L aiN fatigue- -j 2 27c ORANGES 1 AC Unclassified I UvE ONIONS m 24, 24: m UNCLASSIFIED if . 3 . .. 34 S( m if h ,24 if 24,24 ,4 if 24:24 4 34 TURKEYS 3.10c MEATS 21c 1st Grade, Lb. 17c STATE INSPECTED Pork Sausage 2 2SC Pot Roast I-:- !' 2 MINCE MEAT DAAAM " !$r lbs 2 Anoo 17 1g SUGAR CURED LEAN BY THE PIECE POUND DflvUll FRANKS fi Uo 34 tt i f 3 7 15 .. 14: 3( LBS UNION MARKET 4 and Ml I3 5 24 34 0 8. INSPECTED p 24 HEADS UNCLASSIFIED DUALITY M 24 24 34 & CRANBERRIES YAMS UNCLASSIFIED 24 24 fk -- DOZEN ETTTIIAr choice, ice packed LtL I I 34 mtQ $l 2 EAS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 34 3 Cape Cod, Lb Sweet MISSION BELL Sierra t Cranberries 1 ISC 27C 34 24 LOWEST MARKET PRICES BUNCHES PRICE FOOD 1 New Arizona Crop .... No. QUALITY- - SURETY OF PURITY tt Af'crh 2c Dozen GRAPEFRUIT, size 100 2 3 Each VEGTS if 19c 31c $1 98 FRUIT COCKTAIL 23c PACKAGE GIANT 25c MACARONI 7 c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR THE CHRISTMAS TABLE We have a whole truck load of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables from Sunnv Southern California, and Salt River Valley of Arizona. From the gardens and orchards direct to vou Get the best and pay less. CHESTNUTS 24- - 25 mc style No. HENARDS SALAD DRESSING or cn 52c box.... SODA CRAX I$c CAN 24 CORN, Golden Ban tarn or White Cream Pound Package. SPREAD 2 Whole Kernel Pound 18c FRUIT MIX j.tr Confectionery, 3 Lbs. CORN, No. 1 t: -- qc I I MIXED 26c f 2 ?ANS w J SUGAR 2 8c 9c OYSTERS COFFEE (While they last) Pounds Pound Package 1 QC ijg E 1 ?AN Powdered, 3 Lbs I KRAFTS All Kinds PACKAGE CATSUP WHEAT HEARTS Large Package SUGAR CHEESE PUMPKIN: COFFEE fogers Schillings, Lb. CAN CAN 31c JAR .. 19c . E PAR SOAP 2 TURKEYS RAISINS QUART SODAS PICNIC HAMS 1 1 23c 2 LBS 17c 23c LBS 27c LBS 25c 39c LBS J TUI! jtk .- LB QUALITY A KTECH WHITE STA- RLARGE I COLUMBIA CHOICE ARI UHLlliUIil5'i-0UNCCAN Per Pound TENDERIZED SHANKLESS CANDY, hand mixed, Fashioned Chocolates, 24 Old Gum Drops and French Creams, Lb 4 LARGE or 2 GOLDEN FIZZ, ETC- HEWLETTS HONEY 29c f.f 2 - 3 ft Peanuts lUtlH iwll IfAfl $ ft 24 e it WHEAT- - Baer b. ' m HARD FSoraar op-an- o Ber-nar- s k HosPilal Notes if ,i- Among those undergoing the during citis operations Pf Upul- were Mrs. Winifred Carrell whec'!cJ' co and Mrs. Josephine and Herman Wattis, on Sunday, latt Elmo, Monday. Mrs. A. E. Gibson, Price. unJer- $ Today, went an operation also on F Charles Larsen, Rolapp, Gieen dav; and Clyde Halbntten, 34 River C. C. C Tuesday. A girl was born Saturday V ed- 15! Ted Anderson of Price and on 50 o o Tuesday .. of Cas-,- $ 9 nesday to Mr. and Mrs. Hyitt .43 Miss Thelma Faylor's advanced Wednesday Monda born was tie Gate. A boy clothing class is planning to study the Fnitto, 1 nc different hair styles for the various Parents Visiting Day, at which time tu Mr nnd Mrs , Tony and Mrs.is.j: Mr. on Wednesday t() d types of faces, such as the pointed, fifty-fiv- e parents welcomed the Price. E. Reese, d, and square, oval, portunity to view their childrens D. loi a work which was on display. A pro-- I To receive medical attention types. acci- a mine in received followwith the ,bat.k injury 'gram was presented o o Asa Lake, Steve dent in Huntington canyon, Work on the Carbon yearbook is ing students participating: Lakes, announcer; Evelyn Rasmussen, C.ist!c paie Was admitted to the into the says stage, pictorial getting Ahlin, Dorothy Stultz and Vio- - pjjce )0!:pijal on Saturday. Miss: Editor Paul Craven. Many of the Mary et Xaml!os song; a poem was given as aUo teachers have posed for .the camera, by puby McCurdy; war news given Laurine Winn, Sunnvside, med- receive to on that admitted day j) in the sunshine of the front entrance. by Reed Rasmussen and Joe Callor; head for injuries sus- - ip ical attention The portraits this year will be less and a violin solo by Roy Wilcoxen accident College boys home for the Christ- - tamed in an automobile formal than last years. mas holidays include: Billy Fulton, jrs Vern Winder, Elmo, was admit Gene Milton, George Jackson and 1ecj Tuedav for medical treatment. ber that it might be your house the James Polve. fire engine is being called to. meals, cooking the meals, and others C. C. C. to a camp phases that might add mess. During the past twelve days comSpecial speakers in these classes officers and subalterns from weio Captain Keith Tatom from manding Fred Bailey of Canada has been and Dr. Bashein from Dry Valley, Moab, Dalton Wells, visiting his brother, Arthur Bailey, Green River, Hanksville, Vernal, Mt. headquarters Pi They lectured on ice the camp. for the past week, leaving Friday on Pleasant, Jericho, and Price C. C. C. of the mess. phases particular the return trip to his home. Miss sergeants from the above camps have attended a mess manageJosephine Ahlin has returned from ment school at the local C. C. C. named camps attended the school Los Angeles, California, where she camp. The school has been under the several days in advance and will has been staying for the past five direction of Gerald Tison and Wil- - complete their training today. They months. Elmer Stultz's mother and bam Reynolds, will soon return to their respective sister, accompanied Miss Ahlin and Several such schools have been camps. comare visiting at his home. held at centrally located camps in William Danse, company Clarence Burton returned home the Fort Douglas district, this being mander of C C. C. Company 593, is scheduled to take a troop train to Sunday after being confined in the the fifth school. L. D. S. hospital for the past three; The purpose of this school is to New York leaving Price December 23. months. improve the camps mess, in sanita- Friday at the local school was'tion. balanced meals, serving the New Fires by Charles Quimby Burdette, The Ghost Train by Arnold Ridley, The Eyes of Tlaloc by Agnes Emelie Peterson, and Cross by John McRae and My Heart George Savage are the four plays from which one will be chosen for the annual senior class play, to be presented some time after the holidays, Carl Olsen, senior class advisor, said last Monday. o ; !Prf Ye.sterday was the coldest day thus a rjormfar this season, maximum reading given the project of making usable by the auto mechanic students, being 45 degrees and the minimum a The room has now been completed bare 9 degrees above zero, according and is adjacent to the original auto to Ralph P. Anderson, local weather observer. shop. Lack of snow continued to be the Dessert dishes are most popular most common topic of conversation with students who buy their lunches here, as prospects of a snowless in the Carbon college cafeteria, ac- Christmas appeared to be near realcording to Manager Joe Delpha. Most ization. of the students bring their own High and low temperature readlunches from home and then buy a ings for the past seven days were: .54 piece of pie or cake or a dish of jello Thursday . 48 from the cafeteria. Some of the stu- Friday . 49 dents buy as many as three different Saturday .. 51 desserts for one meal and seem to Sunday ... 51 .. bite. Monday enjoy every Lower Division The years first issue of the Carbon College News appeared Tuesday. It is a paper Jean printed by The Miles of the eleventh grade edited the Dean Rowley and James paper. Madsen were business managers. A permanent staff will be appointed later, and several numbers may be issued during the winter and spring, according to President E. B. Sessions. THURSDAY. DECEMrfp U T A H PRICE ADVOCATE WEATHER IN PRICE (Carbon CollegeKewsI six-pag- SUN THE PAGE EIGHT -- lbs nil hinds n Fresh 27 ; |