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Show toe fAGE POUR sun-advo- at c TIIURSDAY, UTAH twenty years ago Royal Arch Masons Elect Price Man To Grand Chapter Post 'Price and Qlearby PRICE, files of the News- - AdS" Huntington people have recently located a Ih.atend acres of cool lands up Huntington canyon. Hia-ninMohrland, Black Hawk, and last each watha worked full six days Reek. this so day far every week and are About four thousand tons daily three places. of the going out Ten new dwellings at Castle Gate numare ready for plastering. Also a at Sunnyside. are ready ber STane 21, 1917). and Mrs. Robert Hammond arrived Friday! Bud Melntire, son of Mr. of Price was William Littlejohn left E. W. Melntire, from Long Beach, California, to spend Surf summer elected master of the third veil of the It took 13 pitchers and seven in- "TEE the summer with his parents, Mr. and the Western States collegeColorado. Utah for the Price the Royal Arch of versa, vise or Phone 70 chapter grand at Gunnison, music been He has camp Mrs. J. W. Hammond. Helper, Masons at the orders annual meet- baseball artists to corral the Miller coast the in attending junior college Monday in the Creek Rubes Sunday. The score was - SATUEdaJ ing FRIDAY Mose and of Price Clement Capitolo city. Masonic temple at 5. Eves and Skinny Wilson did the Continuous from Satin Howa of Helper left Tuesday for Lake City. Salt mound work for the farmers and to spend DOUBLE Mrs. Jean Ardohain of Price and Glenwood Springs, Colorado, that ones John M. Dunlap Nelson st0pped the fast of their Mrs. Lee Randall of Helper visited two weeks in the interest was elected high Price didnt hit. Wade, Pritchard, recently with relatives in San Fran- health. priest of the chap- Biscuit Frandsen, Davis, Roberts, names BOY1 cisco, California. ter. White and Evans got their There have been all elected down as Roy Mailhot, proprietor of Roys Price. Others for pitchers a tures but never one like J. H. Vickers and George Zolintak-i- s, Shoe store, left this week on buying were as follows: Eastthe of Massachusetts. files the to from the Boston, state, for auditors the gift trip (Taken traveling King, T. J. Nelson; Hit No. 2 A beautiful American flag, 20, 1907). returned to Salt Lake City Thursday scribe, Thornstein of employees of the Cameron Coal ern Utah Advocate of June Mrs. Marion Christensen and son, a staff on N. Larsen, Ogden; after spending two days here on ofGambler, company, now floats from the Utah . Santschi, formerly with ficial business. treasurer, Bert At- top of Castle Gate rock, 530 feet above Harvey, of Mayfield, visited here wlast hineracket erp week with Mrs. Christensens water; secretary, the level of the river. It was flung Fuel company at Castle Gate, is now DawV Isaac SUM1A at ovens Mrs. MONDAY and daughter, Mr. and Beless; to the breeze on Flay day, June 14, in charge of the coke Warren Wilson Virden returned last week 41 Continuous from 1:00 p captain of the host, the only observation of the day in this son, New Mexico. after attending junior college in Long McQueen. ProGlen C. Ray, R. E. Stranger, one of the Beach, California, during the past county. Robert Allred of Price accompan- vo; principal sojourner, Henry D. A. E. Gibson, with the Uintah railterm. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. M-G-men of the camp, climbed the ied his son, Clay to Detroit, Michigan, Porter, Jr., Ogden; Royal Arch cap- youngand it is the only time on record road at Mack, Colorado, is spending Charles Virden. rock, GREATEST recently. They will return to Price tain, Rex Wheelwright, Park City; when the famous landmark has been a week in Utah, taking in some of 18. W. E. Fleet-woo- d, June second carried of veil, the He master county. Carbon Friday, left Coulter L. I. MUSICAL climbed without ropes. Mr. and Mrs. formerly of Price; master of the flag up with him. Monday on a vacation trip to YellowROMANCE! the attended CeMarshall Mrs. Lincoln Abraham Powell and Miss Pearl the first veil, Augustus G. Happy, stone National park and Canada. L. D. S. Primary association convenof Mat dar City; sentinel, Charles Shields. Leonard were married Tuesday by consisting A committee Salt Lake City Friday, J. William Stoner, grand high Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parmley and tion held in George Wooten, O. T. Brooks, Bishop Horsley. and Sunday. William Broyles of Salt Lake City Saturday priest, officiated at the convocation, Mrs. C. H. Stevenson, Mrs. J. H. Pace held by which was the twenty-sixt- h Gordon J. Hall and Miss Emma were callers here during the weekand Mrs. J. R. Sharp was named Mr. and Mrs. Isaac McQueen visit- the chapter. were married at Salt Lake last council at meeting Shea end. Mr. Parmley is purchasing Tuesday evening until Tuesday in from ed He Saturday to have Fuel company. Utah week and have returned to Clear agent for the by Mayor A. W. Horsley and Hoytsville. Fourth Creek tJ live, the groom being chief the on was formerly chief clerk to the sup- Salt Lake City celebrations of charge erintendent at Castle Gate. clerk of the Utah Fuel company. and Pioneer day. Miss Jennie Colzani, daughter of 0 John Colzani of Price, Gate are proat Castle of Castle Gate Mr. and Mrs. Florence Aubert and Mr. and Mrs. mines The William Littlejohn and Miss Loretta Cafferelli, of Price, Junctons of hundred Hiawatha of nine about Pehrson family left this week for Grand and George ducing Miss Josephine Garavaglia of Helcourt this week to coal daily, while the coke ovens are the tion, Colorado, for the summer. named were by vacaIf the name Hoeman" is one day per, are spending a conducthandling over five hundred tons daily homes. They listed in the box scores of the major act with Robert Howard in and fire of the Sunnyside slack. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Parmley and tion at their respective at the mine for examinations W. ing Holy leagues, Justice of the Peace J. are all student nurses family are making their home in Salt in Salt Lake City. Cross Hammond of Price can claim a share bosses. summer. hospital the Lake City during Pursuant to the call of A. W. HorsROBERT Z.LEONAM of the credit for the young mans rise Sun ley, president of the town board, citiThe files of the from Production (Taken J. R. Roaf, district senior engineer to the upper brackets of the baseball Produced by John C. Barton and family of Para-gonj celeto consider the met zens of June 22, 1917). Monday Hum Stromberg world. were Price visitors part of of the works progress administration, The ofat Price. Fourth of the bration was a Provo visitor Wednesday on rte Hoeman is a pitcher (and a good last week. After having been closed for six committee' consists of A. W. Horsley, town ficial business. home Hammonds Mr. 2 Mine one) in Pacific Union old F. A. W. Robert C. the Olson, Guiwits, Hearing of the yearsk of Adair, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Panguich at Scofield is to be opened. C. Young of Price underweek. Price James the last here friends were visiting youthful hurlers exploits, The town as a fishing center is went an operation at the city hospital man wrote to Connie Mack, manager coming into prominence. of again appendix. of the Philadelphia Athletics, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Topham of Tuesday for removal of veteran called the attention of the Paragonah visited in Price part Joseph Scowcroft, Sr., president of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Gibson arto Hoemans record. last week. pilot the John Scowcroft & Sons company rived last week from Salt Lake City Hammond recently received a of Ogden, rolled into town in his big Mr. Miss Jean McIntyre has returned to visit his brother, County Attorney letter from Mack, in which the dean automobile Tuesday to look over posto Price after attending school in Salt Marl D. Gibson, and family. of major league skippers expressed sibilities of making this town a disRAISED! Lake City during the past term. his appreciation of the tip and de- tribution point. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jorgensen of his We have Exceptionally Low Prices on Libbys Fancy Canned with clared that he would have one of Mrs. O. T. Brooks is visiting in Salt Lewisville, Idaho, are visiting Meats. Visit Our Store Friday and Saturday See Our Large see the scouts youth. last one At its annual meeting day Mrs. George Lake City with her son, Claud Brooks his parents, Mr. and Hoemans achieve- week, Mrs. J. B. Middleton was chosThe Canned Meat Display and Buy Your Needs at these AttraJorgensen. and family. ments indicate very strongly that he en ctive Low Prices I president of Price Sorosis, with; He is a is of major league caliber. Glen Mrs. J. F. MacKnight its vice presi-- I of A. Spring Rowley Bracken J. George Mrs. out J. A. 20 Lee, Mrs. and has won dent: Mrs. A. M. Ehly, secretary;' NEW WHITE SHAFTER business caller in the state horse for work Lee, Jimmy and Helen Lee were in was a 23 games this season, notching up Miss of Mabel Middleton, treasurer; week. this week. this of capital Salt Lake City part four triumphs in five days. He has Mrs. H. W. Cooper, corresponding Saltair They enjoyed an fouting at 10 POUNDS averaged two strikeouts per inning. secretary; Mrs. J. R. Sharp, auditor; Wednesday. The boy has an ideal pitching build, Mrs. Thomas Fouts, civic chairman; 6 FULL POD and TENDER weighing 185 pounds and standing Mrs. F. J. Thomas, civic secretary; Mrs. Marie Villard arrived Thurs2 inches. feet, treasC. H. civic Mrs. Ackerman, will She 3 day from Craig, Colorado. urer. 3 POUNDS return Monday. By Mrs. James O. Child of Mr. and Christine Axelgard returned re- Price were reelected president and 2 FOR in Calicently from a brief vacation secretary, respectively, of the state 2 BUNCHES fornia. . organization of Star route mail carIn a recent letter to Secretary A. riers Tuesday at the annual state con- J. Carlson of Helper lodge No. 1659 SALAD 2 Mr. and Mrs. Sharp Lee and baby vention in Salt Lake City. Order of Moose, Mrs. the of Loyal ColoA Carbon county delegation prereturned Monday to Maybell, The carriers reaffirmed their con- - iGeorge Howard, who was recently rado, after visiting relatives here. tention that routes should be placed admitted Wlth her three children to sented a request to the state road QUART JAR re2 oz. commission Tuesday for a project under renewable contracts. A bill t, Moose school at Mooseheart, They were accompanied on their turn by Albert Villard. has passed both the house and noj wres at the spirit pervading calling for construction of a grade the senate and now awaits only the fhe famous child city defles descrip- - separation structure at the Carbon LARGE HEADS.. PER CAN Miss Mildred Davis arrived Monday signature of president Roosevelt will avenue crossing of the Denver and , tion. to visit from Inglewood, California, Rio Grande Western railroad in Price. star routes on renewable con-wiFRESH SOLID .Everyone is nice and friendly and and sister, place her brother-in-la- w The commission was told that the tracts instead of having them come tries to ake you feel Welcome, Mrs. Olson. Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth 2 CANS up for competitive bids every year. The new mother project is highly desirable from the Howard rep0rted. Mr. in rural 2 POUNDS Utah, weather Winter of both residents' of and Price standpoint ' everyone js especially popular Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parkinson left Child pointed out, sometimes neeessi- tin?' hand of friendship. 1 anT travelers. extends Sunday on a vacation trip through tates carrying mail on foot or horse- - bave never felt like a stranger, but The delegation was headed by May-bac- k, Yellowstone National park. or J. Bracken Lee of Price and Coun- 10 Cent Pkg. for.. although regulations require use as j bad aiways belonged here. Long Green 2 For of an automobile when possible ty Commissioners C. R. Fahring of Mrs. Howards Georgia, t children, Lines Fay Branch, Tony Kos, Billy annual report by Mr. child was one Lynn and Wally, are attending class-o- f Helper and William Engle of Price. and Tony Mamanakis were callers in FRESH, MILD and the features of the convention. es and apparently enjoy their new Provo Thursday. a We Star route carriers superseded bome REAL BARGAIN greaty. Mrs. the pony express, explained POUND PER Comments concerning Mooseheart Ralph Winn was a business caller Child. When the pony express stop- - are the reasons for locally interesting in the state capital during the week- ped, the government charged us with that six Carbon boys and girls from FOR SALE SMALL WEANER PIGS end. mails the with Tew sacks seed oats. Phone 71-- J. eei celerity, carrying this county have graduated from the 4 V2 OZ. Can, 2 For and security , and we do it. tainty school in the past six years and there No. 2 Vz Can Mr, and Mrs. Nick Bikakis and 12 are now from this children county MATTRESSES Miss Olive Pappas were visitors in RENOVATED, COV- Midvale Sunday. ered, rebuilt, like new, $4.50; conTall Cans, 2 For.... No. 2 Cans, 3 For .... verted into spring filled mattresses, Levy returned Mrs. Donald Hacking $9.50. We call for and deliver each Ckc Monday after visiting in .Salt Lake Tuesday, Friday. Phone No. 9. fc.tv FORMAY 3 Lb Pail iJV'viua wumiiai Sjio- City for several days. Size, 2 For Water users served by the Carbon trict were considered in the Carbon Mr. and Mrs. Ed Isaacson were canal will meet at the court house court Saturday by Judge George FOR SALE A CHOICE BUILDING lot 50x100 feet at 145 South 4th T. N. T. 3 Bars.... callers in the state capital during the Friday evening at eight oclock to Christensen. One action was filed in 4 TALL CANS tfveck-en- d. consider a proposal for an additional San Juan county, while the other was East, improvements all paid and assessment to raise necessary funds to transferred from the Emery court. clear title. Phone 268-Eugene Coli, proprietor of the Wal- complete the Miller Creek flume pro10 LB. BAG FOR SALE 1 BIG SEVEN McCOR-MIC- K M. J. K. Li! Colored pencils for sale at The nut bar, sailed from New York City ject. fathusers for his Mower, to announced visit the new. A. for Spokesmen C. nearly Italy Saturday re er. He is making the crossing on the Wednesday that the flume, which is Ranch, Sunnyside." being built in cooperation with the Conte de Savoi. soil conservation service, is a $6,000 FOR SALE 72 SHARES PIONEER Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Williams and project, but the cost to water users Ditch No, 2; 1 Good Auto House for as has reduced to a been left result $3000 Sunday sons, Don and Junior, H. C. Smith, Price, Utah. Trailer. Gunnison, Colorado, where Mr. Wil- of the participation of the federal music Under water summer at the the . agency. program, liams will .teach UNION MARKET U. 8. INSP. PHONE 203 FOR SALE 1 a4 BED SPRING camp of the Western States college. users are required to supply only the materials. and Mattress. Only $10.00, at CarThey will be gone for a week. bon 2nd Hand Store, Price. gs 6-- Thirty Years Ago hodsTotbS: 5 majj, ELEPHANT ... King of son-in-la- Tlfe Gil-mo- ur, Justice Of Peace In Role Of Talent Scout For Big League Team two-wee- ks ah CANNED MEAT SALE CANNED MEAT PRICES HAVE ' LIBBYS CANNED MEAT Deviled Meat Price Couple Again Elected To Offices In tar Route Unit Mooseheart Lauded Carbon County Woman DELEGATION ASKS STATE APPROVAL OF PROJECT HERE 10 NEW PEAS SAUSAGES JL5 New Turnips Corned Beef 35 for for Sliced Beef 9 jar Illi-whi- ch th POTATOES 10c DRESSING Roast Beef 23 LETTUCE VEAL LOAF 25( TOMATOES Potato Chips CUCUMBERS Cheese U OLIVES Water Users Slate Meet To Study For Flume Project j 0 ISf PINEAPPLE f OLIVES PEAS 25 Shortening TOMATOES JO 2', SOAP t ftc SUGAR MILK 2f COFFEE te. Swain-Whitmo- $I.2S Ftoiarfgy CHOICE MEATS KINDLING CITY DELIVERY Pot Roast FOR SALE BABY BUGGY LATE Style, looks like new, only $14.00. 1 Baby buggy, new paint, only $10.00. At Carbon 2nd Hand Store Price, Utah. 1 ALL ENAMEL MONARCH ELECT. A Real Buy for $35.00. Range. Carbon 2nd Hand Store, Utah- Price - 9x12 FELT BASE RUGS AT $5.95 and $7.50. Carbon 2pd Hand Store Price. Utah FOR SALE CHEAP house with bath. Half block from Southside school. Phone 313. BACON SLICED LB. Lunch Meat per pound COTTAGE LB. FANCY STEER BEEF Shortening PEAR 2 LBS CHEESE i STEAKS PER POUND irtop, OL OD, 24 East Main, Price. It 25 Market Closes at 6:00 p. m. Shop early avoid the rush . FOOD WANTED-GO- 29 PER POUND SPICED Price SURETY OF PURITY . i |