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Show 1919. FRIDAY, AUGUST EIGHTH, PERSONAL ITEMS Miss Miriam Evans is spending, this week in Malad, Idaho, visiting relatives. Joseph F. Hansen was a ness visitor to Salt Lake City on Mr. busiWed- nesday. Miss Vina Anderson of Salt Lake City is the guest of Mrs, J. p. Olsen this week r Mr. Denmark Jensen left for Idaho last evening to spend a few days visiting his children. Prof, and Mrs. John T. Caine III of Logan were in Brigham City on Wednesday on matters of business. Mrs. J. W. Cleary of Ogden is spending this week in Brigham City visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Berg. th m hi c! IT The Board of Education is in session today, President P. M. Hansen and Members J. W. Hoopes and John J. Bhumway being- in attendance. t 'h J and Mrs. W. A. Anderson and children, Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Richardson and children, have returned from a ten days camping trip on Paradise Mr. Creek. mi Oi , ssi is Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Macdonald and Florence Lee returned home an Wednesday evening from Bear Lake tl Miss where they had been spending a week rusticating. t Mr. W. D. Rishel of Salt Lake City was in Brigham City on Wednesday in the Tribune pathfinder car. Mr. Rishel is the log man who makes the automobile road maps published weekly in the big Salt Lake morning paper. . id ii)t mi es is Mrs. C. B. Willey and children have come to this city from Bountiful to spend a month with Mr. Willey who la superintending the construction of Dr. R. T. Willeys new horns. The family have taken up quarters in the Jensen home, on east Forest street. U HOME IC Willard S. WGHTIELwjtCi Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Dewey and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Dewey of Deweyville were in Brigham yesterday morning on their way to Ogden, where Mr. Charles J. Dewey will take train for California for the betterment of his health, Mr. Dewey has been suffering with asthma. SUGGESTIONS When you are busy, know what to order tired and dont for the coming meal, CALL US UP and we may be able to give you just the suggestions that will fill the bill. Priceless Advertise! Burt. M. L. Nichols, Vili'ord Our stores cut the price. We lire called price cutters. Well si ized grocers oftimes refer to us as "Scab" grocers, because welt go in with them and charge the same prices as themselves. Or fusal to do this has saved the people of various communities i thousands of dollars. We are proud to be able to cut the price, much so that we never pass an opportunity to tell people by our: cards or in our advertisements. Second Ward. S. N. Cook, Joseph Lillywhite. Third Ward. John D. Peters, Joseph H. Watkins. Fourth Ward. Jesse W. Hoopes, Frank W Fishburn. Harper. Victor E. Madsen, Joseph ' A. West. Honeyville. S. Norman Lee, C. H. Skidmore. Bear River. Lucius A. Snow, Den- WE ARE GETTING DAILY SUGGESTIONS in the orders of our many customers. They are yours for the asking. Mr, Jesse W. Hoopes arrived home yesterday afternoon from Thatcher, Arizona, whither he was called two weeks ago on account of the illness of his father who is very aged. Mr. Hoopes states that his father is not expected to live long. He reports the weather much cooler down there than it is here. They have had a very rainy summer in Arizona. mark Jensen. Corinne. Philip Quayle, M. Jensen THE PRICELESS ADVERTISE! Christen BATHERS IN RESERVOIRS TAKE RISKS. CONTRACTORS, ATTENTION! THE EESD STORE plete. GEO. W, CRAGHEAD. Mathros Bros. PHONE 1 U The Cornine Milling and Apply in writing to Cris Olsen, President, Brigham City, Utah. VS. Reeder. , Elevator Company needs a good manager and the Board of Directors will be pleased to consider applications from trustworthy individuals who like thai kind of work. Elias Jensen, Lewis S. Perry. Wm. CT Horsley, Lorenzo Y rfi Burt. Mantua Joseph N. Stohl, David P. First Ward. t Mrs. Alda N. Estep arrived in Brigham City Wednesday evening from Albuquerque, New Mexico, to spend a season visiting her mother. Incidentally she states that Mr. Estep will arrive in Brigham City shortly and they will make their home here in the future. OFFERED C. ce Pond. . GOOPJMTIN at Following are the Stake Presidency and High Council appointments for Sunday, August 31st. their-daughte- have decided to erect four or five modern cottages. I have the plans and specifications at my home and 1 invite bids for the construction com- iy APPOINTMENTS. Mr. and Nrs. Fred Hirschi of Rosette were in Brigham City on Wednesday on their way to Yellowstone Park While In this city, by automobile. were. guests of Mr. and Mrs. they Adam Larsen, Mrs. Hirschi being - MISSIONARY Seasonable Vegetables, Fruits, Meats and Groceries SERVICE "OUR MOTTO Persons who insist on swimming in reservoirs impounding water for drinking and culinary purposes are in dire danger of receiving some unexpected lead souvenirs from watchmen. Dr. T. B. Beatty, secreetary of the state board of health, does not propose to have drinking water used for bathing purposes, and in a case reported to him from Brigham City has taken drastic action. Notices have been posted that persons who bathe in the reservoir alcove Brigham will j be sumarily shot or shot at. , Dr. Beatty declined even to accept a modified regulation that was proposed providing that swimming in such reservoirs be prohibited unless the bathers take a bath first. Tribune. PURE ROT! Dr. Beatty nor Any other doctor, board of health secretary or private citizen has ever seen or heard of anyone bathing in the Brigham City reservoirs and before he rushes into print with such purile nonsense, Dr. Beatty ought to verify his information. Brigham City has bad other experiences with this official in connection with the citys water supply and to the natives the above article bears the ear mark of a deliberate sam. As a matter of fact, Brigham Citys water supply is 100 per cent! pure and it never sees the light of day until it comes out of the taps in the homes of the people. As for the reservoirs, the doors leading into them are securely fastened with good locks and are constantly under surveillance so that it can be said with-out fear of contradiction that not even a fool has been paddling around in them, Dr. Beattys press agent to the contrary notwithstanding. was never guilty of cutting a price. He relys on catchy display-statements, old acquaintences etc. If he really cut the pm sold cheap, we all know he would be only too glad to let the know. The priceless advertisers place could not possibly be i place to save money. Watch our ads. You will soon learn fearless in price cutting and that we want you to know our pw fore you come to the store to buy. Some of our Saving FOR LUNCHES Do you send ldrens lunch? the mens or chiPrepare now for school day lunches. I 10c glasses peanut butter 15 35c 1 lb. can peanut butter 25 2 lb. can peanut butter .53 5 lb. can peanut butter $1-1Small cans potted meat .95 12 small cans potted meat gQ 15c cans potted meat jq 15c dans Vienna sausage, 2 for .25 12 15c cans Vienna sausage.. $1-235c cans lunch tongue 22 35c tall can red salmon 3Q 10c oil sardines, 4 cans for... .30 20c large cans mustard sardines 2 5 5 jg BULK MACARONI Price can. We suggest that you la' case now for the fall and w 20c tall cans Alpine milk 1 dozen tall cans Alpine mill 1 case tall Alpine milk cans tall Sego, Carnation, dens milk 12 tail cans 1 case tall cans Fresh stock Sego milk Fresh stock Eagle milk. ue ot 2 GOOD TEA. Our tea sales are surpass! of our coffee in number of This is due to the high prte of coffees, the good quality and the fact that we fore the war prices. 40c V2 pound carton tea sell it green "" pound cartons Much cheaper than buying it in packages, though we have the packages, too. Include bulk macaroni in your next order. 3 lbs. bulk macaroni 39 6 pound 8 bulk macaroni .75 3 10c packages macaroni 25 3 10c packages vermicelli 25 3 10c packages spaghetti 25 2 40c 1 pan tea pound can 65c 20c CANNED MILK 15c. Our stock will soon be gone then we will have to charge 17 c per Nothing more pleaskfwalS glass of lemonade these 50c quality Lemons, dozes Ms Old Mast1 fee Ctf pound can Old Master t 5 pound can Old Master 50c large can Instant Pstl 30c small can Instaut Pos Cerea Large carton Postum 3 LEMONS 1 SKAGGS ( |
