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Show THE PAGE FOUR week-enPrice City hospital attendants re- is expected down this port that the youngster of Mike Mrs. Luella Deeben of Stockton, Manos, taken in a short time ago sufPrice for fering from pneumonia, is consider- Utah, has been vsiting in Mr. her with home several parents, taken will be days and ably improved and Mrs. Joe Golding, returning home in a short while. last Simday Mrs. Josephine Tack of Price was Wallace R. Wayman was a Price admitted to the local hospital late last week for a thyroid operation. She is business visitor the fore part of this week. A new baby girl was recently reported recovering. bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wayman at The infant youngster of Mr. and Provo, their present home. Mrs. Frank Ilanderson of WellingSenator George M. Miller of Price ton, admtted to the local hospital for is a business caller in Salt Lake recuperating. was reported pneumonia, City, where he went on matters of Miss Merline Reese, daughter of Mr. legislative importance Monday. and Mrs. William P. Reese, of Latuda, was admitted to the local hospital Mr. and Mrs. George B. Harding late last week suffering from were recent visitors in the state cap- ital city. d. B. W. Blackwell, manager of the Remington Rand Typewriter comwas panys store in Salt Lake City, cena business caller here this week, retering with his local agent. He and as conditions good ports business added that there is an acute demand for portable machines. George B. Wallace, state liquor store manager, was in Salt Lake City Wednesday and today on official business. Mrs. Earl Niles and two daughters, Harriet and Donna Mae, of Montrose, Colorado, were recent visitors in Price. They formerly were residents of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pierce of Hiawatha are parents of a baby born at Mrs. Mary Piute of Boise, Idaho, the Price City hospital Tuesday. Both arrived in Price Thursday for a brief mother and son are doing nicely. visit with friends and to attend to was a Mrs. Mabel Petiti, wife of Charles business matters. Mrs. Piute months a few until of Price resident hoslocal to the Petiti, was admitted pital early this week, suffering from ago. pneumonia. Sire is said to be getting Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Dalton, recent better. residents of here, were Price visitors Mr... and Mrs. William Hickman, several days this week, returning new home in to formerly of Green River, have return- Wednesday their ed to this section from West Virginia, where they spent the past year. Mrs. Mrs. Andrew Johnson of Newberg, Hickman is a sister of Ted Mclntire and her sister, Mrs. Sarah Oregon, of ths city. Kemmer of Portland, Oregon, as visJohnMiss Lola Reid of Orangeville is a iting here at the home of the The visitors re- sons son, A. C. Biddle. Price in hospital, the City patient to return to their homes late this covering from an appendicitis opera- plan week. tion performed yesterday. Walt Daugherty, local head of the The young baby of Mr. and Mrs. service was National from Ernest Bean of Price, suffering in a case of pneumonia, was admitted to in Grand and San Juan counties this week, conducting Utah eastern this treatment for the local hospital business matters and making an inweek, it was reported. spection trip. James Braffet, Price attorney, is atJack Welter and Eugene Hallibuss tending court sessions in Castle Dale Sunthis week, heading the defense in a of Salt Lake City, were in Price Mr. matters. business criminal action in the Emery county day conducting Welter is state manager for the United court. Press associations. Miss Mary C. Allred of Cleveland Among Price and Carbon county underwent an operation for appendiweek residents this making the trip to Grand local the at citis hospital week-en- d for the Car- -; last Junction and her many friends and acquaint school game, Junction she high that to hear be will ances pleased E. Gibson, Jack Sullivan, A. were is recovering. George Wallace, Fred Bonomo and and Aaron Hansen. S. J. Sweetring, local barrister, of office for the candidate Republican Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. district attorney, was a Sanpete busicourt Sunday and part of Monday inspent this ness caller week, attending Lake Salt City, returning here Monsessions there. day afternoon. Miss Naida Littlejohn, attending the lf pound An eight and University of Utah in Salt Lake City, bon-Gra- P R E, nd i fcne-ha- Thu. - Fri. - Continuous Sat. from 3 :30 1 Continuous Sunday from 1:00 3 Days 3 "ANTHONY ADVERSE fl i'l M i Walt Disneys Return of Toby Turtle Sun. - Mon. - Tue. Continuous Sunday from 2:15 . m FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCT. Classified te. 25-3- Sun-Advoc- ate te Continuous from 3:30 CONWAY TEARLE Trails End and CHAPTER ONE Wed.4 - Sat. Oct. -- Days 21-2- 4 4 the thrilling new serial Custers Last Stand Each child entering theatre before Six oclock will receive a candy bar. Washing Pdwr. FOR RENT MODERN FURNISHED house, newly decorated. Call 142-- J, Price. Lg. Pkg. ltc YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE stock of Remington ammunition for that deer hunt this fall at the Price Lumber & Hardware, formerly C. H. Stevenson Lumber Co. Continuous Sat. from 6:00 ' ALLEN CIRCULATORS AND RAN- -' ges at very attractive prices. Price lames. Lumber Mon. - - Hardware Tue. C. H. Stevenson Lumber Co. ltc WHO WANTS A GOOD OLD FASH-ione- d wood heater, just the thing for farm or ranch. We have a few we intend to sacrifice this fall. If interested call in at Price Lumber & Hardware Co., formerly C. H. Stevenson Lumber Co. saga of the Alaskan Wilderness and George Arliss WHITE now laying. La-VVernon; 710 N. 2nd East. St., Park Dale. FOR SALE-CH- EAP; leghorn pullets 200 on FOR SALE OH TRADE RIDING pony. Cheap. What have you? F. be held this Sunday at 12 oclock in Gagosian, 406 So. 3rd West, the local tabernacle. Services are to Price. be under the direction of the Wallace Mortuary with interment in the Fer-ro- n FOR RENT BEDROOM. $10 PER month. Near hospital and high cemetery. school. Heated. 319 N. 1st East. Killed Instantly Herring died almost instantly after ltc being caught between two railroad SAL&- -1 SINGER SEWING cars which were being coupled 1 machine, excellent condition. at same time he crossed the gether Umbrella tent, condition, good just the track. It was said that he was the thing for the fall deer hunt. 1 slightly deaf and did not hear the large tank heater, good condition. of the engine. The impact 1 good daybed and mattress. For slammed him against one car, the othin 583 or on above call drop prices er crushing him. at Carbon 2nd Hand Store. He had been employed at Kenilworth as a carpenter for the past FUNERAL SUNDAY seven years, officials said. WE HAVE SOME GOOD HEAVY A World War veteran, he is surne wsprings for $7.95. Good new his wife, Laura, a son at9x12 rugs, mattresses for $8.25. FOR MINE VICTIM vived byschool at Kenilworth and a tending for only $5.75, which are pricnew, daughter now in school at the Waed for a quick turnover. Carbon satch Academy in Salt Lake City. 2nd Hand Store, Price. Funeral services for Victor R. HerIt is the plan to have a delegation was men attend the EXPERT UPHOLSTERING AT CAR-bo- n ring, of local carpenter who 2nd Hand Store, Price. crushed to death while working at the funeral and convey final respect from enndnftint n urtmUmilitorv to-!F- ANTHONY ADVERSE QUART CAN CHAMPION BRAND CAN 15c I Lit RICE 5 HI TEST 7c 33 CLOTH BAG ROSEWARE OATS 19c LARGE PKG. Co. CHIEF OAK FEW ROUND ranges and heaters left. Get yours now, during this cleanup sale Price Lumber & Hardware Co., formerly a)c CATSUP CHILE CON CARHE TUNDRA A & ch ltc Of Redeam Your Coupons Here FOR SALE HOGS 125 LBS .AND up. Also turkeys. Call between 5 and 7 p. m. Frank Liddell, Wei lington. Walter Huston Wednesday Only WHITE SOAP CRYSTAL ASK US FOR DETAILS j ltc Starring News WITH 10 WRAPPERS FROM te, Fri. Sat. ltc ice ltc ''4,5 TURKIS ception of the Grand Junction State FOUND SMALL BROWN OVER-niJunior college last week were several bag. Contains glasses, clothes, Price students. Price young .people etc. Owner may redeem by paying noted at the dance were Gabriel Si- for this ad. Call mone. Donald Whjtford, Chris Axel- and !gard Clyde Forsyth. Mister Hobo Color Cartoon x!36irfs ar Dodsworth Mary Astor 15c The Master Bleacher Qt. Bottle Mrs, Martha J Thayn of Moore, Idaho, is visiting at the home of her children, Mrs. Mable Bryner and WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Call family, Mrs. Myrtle Warren and family in Price, and also with relatives FRONT BEDROOM, FOR RENT in other parts of Carbon county. all modern conveniences, 105 South 3rd East, Price. Phone 267-Boyd Fish, former Carbon gridder, in Grand was included among tFiose WINCHESTER. 5 FOR SALE Junction last week. This is a good deer gun, and cheap or too $15. Call Art Nicholson was a Salt Lake City Carbon Second Hand Store. caller last week. WILL TRADE NEW OVERCOAT for coal. fnquire Rev. Ralph . C. Miss Mary Elizabeth Beveridge left Jones, 153 No. 2nd East, Price. recently for Denver, Colorado, where she will attend the Denver University. MENDENHALLS Miss Beveridge, a daughter of Mr. and New and Used Parts Mrs. C. E. Beveridge cf Price, second-yestudent in Wrecking. 27 Special and Advanced Nahs. Good 32x4 Used Tires department. Technology Cheap. 82 North First West Among the guests at the faculty By Hervey Allen - For Tomato Soup as Ruth Chatterton 1 I Sinclair Lewis! FREDR1C MARCH " ! Continuous Sunday from 3:30 I7A4 1 : : Sun. Tue. 1 FOR SALE! ac-jd- ay A - 15, I v f ?? , Cleason, Bruce Cabot, Louise Latimer, Betty Grabtc tKO RADIO PICTURE Mon. THURSDAY, OCTOBER , y, W,ti Lewis Stone, - f , '&otXS Sun. U T A Steveof Sat. Continuous Sat. from 3:30 1 E shot gun and not more than three assist him with packing tor )K kt' ters removal to Group Game birds a day, taken. Fish Mast A number of the sportsmenof are Mr. West renewed acquaitS CHIEF CALLS MEET the greeting his large circle of f planning to take advantage He reported that Mrs. West have and season Ne) already Fropheasant is ( Continued FOR BIKE RIDERS r out their favorite spots. The encmg good health and enov h picked oi members all ith w is in California. Messrs. Middleton Dairy farm property it was decided, requested to be pres closed to hunters, being a bird sane- - West expected to depart MONDAY EVENING the association 24. ho today forS south, ent. Actual date is Novemberselecte was Deer season wiu open October 20 place for the meeting it would Make Excursion to Manti continue until the first of i. Talks On Safety To He Given;;but or t e ;and will Ebc season starts Novem-hig- h be in the court house Thirty-thre- e November either Carbon stake Riders All Uicycle Request member, school auditorium. 13. Nimrods expecting to go af- - took advantage of the ber Be In Attendance annual Pn irom reports must make meeting, next their At the deer and mary temple excursion to Manti last all each of the committees covering preparatory applications and secure Thursday, a large number to uar be will A special meeting for all youngsters work undertaken licenses as officers will make a : phase-Toin a trip of this kind. Mrs ida and oldsters too, for that matter on tne years their check on the returns. Elk ap- pate report A general asked. close of Thomas, limits president of the Primary the within chairwho ride bicycles each activities is to be given by plications' will be drawn for October sociation, was in charge of arrange" condensed the city, has been called by Chief of and then probably 15 (today) and only a specific num- ments. Nearly every ward in the Police George Collingham for next man, of the secretary. rem.ds m of the bulls and cows can be stake was represented in the group ber at o clock Monday night at 7:30 p. m. untlng Dope G.en the city hall. 1 on the com g ; n iTTTTTT Information Safety Regulations Old Friends Here With Visits season pheasant of the meeting, Specific purpose with a wai n g that ;; George E. West, former Price cording to the police official, will be members alongwould ROBINSONS REPAIR in residence his now has who action ; court rules aenx, certain bike riders to to relate Equipment, House, Lot and Furl laws. Pheasant seaso Angeles, California, was a local and regulations as well as delve into for any of theNovember 8, 9, w, niture. Reasonable Price, visitor the early part of the week, pertaining to their safety. All- is open here count e and StevenEmery adeClarence Carbon both with having accompanied bicycles should be equipped son here from the southern city to ornate brakes, a front light and a red Pheasants may be shot withand V i reflector on the rear fender near-ac- c out these appliances the riders are eral times theie on nfdalinc riders bike not within the limits of the law in dents when side of the street, nave the opposite on the Only quick action spilled. in resulted have drivers of the part fatalities. avoiding May Register Bikes is Another important phase which of to be taken up, is the possibility Colling-haWE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES registering all the wheels. a system has Provo that reported an 16th - 17th of licensing bikes and keeps an issued. licenses the all on check nual It wouldnt be a regular license, CampbelVs he explained, just one.to signify that recorded. They was itself bike the issue some kind of plates and if there is any question as to the ownership of the bike, the contestants can revert to the original registration. State patrol officers are also ex to be present and will add to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Naylor, form- pected the talks. A cordial invitation and reer residents of Sunnyside and now request is extended all bicycle riders siding in Bountiful, are visiting their owners tQ attend family and friends in Carbon county this week. pH iitlSsf Fri. - Sat. 1 C and Adopts Official 'price and Nearby y SUN-ADVOCAT- M J B JR. COFFEE PORK & BEANS i ARGE ONIONS 17c LARGE CAN P0DND PACKAGE 19c 10c CAN 50-L- b. Bag !!c J DEVILED MEAT 3 CORNED BEEF cax NAVY BEANS 2 POUNDS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES QUALITY MEATS UNION U. S. 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