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Show ISFRIDAY, JULY & THE SUN. PRICE, U T A H E VERY FRIDAY. 89, 1021 Flour, Feed, Canvas Goods, Blue Dray Service. LAY IN YODR WINTERS . Buy your nest winter's coal NOW thits worth while advice. Buy your next winters coal NOW if yon want to save money. t winters coal NOW if you want to be certain that it Buy your will be in your bin when the first cool breezes blow. McKune Forwarding Co. PRICE and HELPER Store No. 1 Main Street, Phone 21, Price. Store No. 3 South Eighth Street, Phone 228, Price. Store No. 3 Main St., Phone 99, Helper. i '.S t .if a $ Store No. 3 at Helper, Utah, now open. All prices quoted in our weekly advertisements are good at all three stores. Look what cash will do for you and we deliver. Flour from old wheat will soon be gone. While it lasts High Patent Soft Wheat Flour, per 100 lbs. Holleys Best Family Flour, per 100 lbs. Turkey Red (none better), per 100 lbs. Milk, 48 tall cans, per case , Soap, White Flyer or Pearl White, 22 bars Savings Bank Cleaning, Pressing, it., Hay, Grain, Good Old Castle Gate Coal. Wilsons I Price Commercial Repairing Phone 88 tts How Can This Bank Serve You? If. a r: Sir. and Mrs. J. Hex Miller are Imck Mrs. John C. Causer visited over the h at Salt Lake City with home in Price from the Yrllua atone. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hose of Sunny-sid- e friend. were guesu of the Savoy during . C. Penney romany expects to be In the new Kedd building at Pries by the week. Che first of September. Dr. and Mrs. F. 8. Thome, former If anything, the community swim- residents of Price, visited in the city Our Legitimate field of usefulness is the serving of the people of week. ming pool at Price is more popular this this community. If yon are earning a salary and want to improve with the grownup ones than the yuung-steiMr. and Mrs. Oliver K. Clay are at home in Price after a trip through Yelyour condition in lift talk it over with ns. A banker haa access to -Ada Keid Evans of Clear Creek lowstone Park. many facts which art not generally known to the public. Perhaps has been granted a first -- class teacher Mrs. I. Hi Keese and Mina Annie tome of them may be of value to you. The first step on the road to certilicaie by the elate board of eduKeeae of Castle Gste visited Provo and success is save. .The second is bank your savings. The rest comes cation. the canyons last week. easy. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Seamount have Guy Edward Weyer and Viola House, both giving their residence na Heler, left Green Kiver for Provo, where they were licensed to wed at Pocatello, ldu., are to make their home. one day last week. J. W. Whitmore of Neplii had bus11. L. Duvey of Stores has filed a peiness at Trice this neck, lie made his & tition in Itankruptcy. His liabilities are home at the 8avoy hiie here. given aa C!2St).S4 and assets of twenty-t-- Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Marcusen mid hree hundred and firteen dollars, rhiblreii are luck at Price from an the latter exempt. automobile trip to the Yellowstone. The civil service commission is to hold The body of First Sergeant 1 Sunil G. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Madsen or Mt. examinations on August 27th to fill Pleasant vis ted u iih relatives in Price Lake, who died from Rieiiiiuiitia in an postmostershlps at Castle Gate, Elsi- lust week. The trip was made in tlieir evcnd'iis hospital shortly utter the arnore, Marysville, Milford, lluosevclt, car. mistice was signed, left Hoboken, N. Mytun, 8t. George, Sandy, Spring City lust Sttuduy. Funeral services are J., Mr. F. of and Mrs J. McKnight and Woods Cross. for next Sunday afternoon st planned h Twenty-Fourtwith tne Price eieni Mrs. F. E. Woods and her daughter. Cast I Dale. The funeral will be a milBaand the friends in I'lntah relatives Mrs. W. E. Anderson, entertained about itary one. sin. fifty of their friends at dinner yestervisa waa Sam Glaser of Garfield Vrhiie we would get along better Man is not day afternoon at the home of Judge ncceaaarily just out of a and Mrs. Woods up on North Eighth itor in Price last Sunday going to Hia- if we had more appropriations for where mercantile he has watha, street. Cards followed. bandbox because hia apjtarel is neat count ruction and lees for destruction. Clarence H. Harmon has received no- aud clean and attractive. Frequent n W. Miw. II, Dalton srs at tification of his appointment as post- When a womau sees a man wilt his cleaning, pressing and rejiairing of hia ,h Twen- master at Colton from the department P"??! fr?,n V 10 over Fish collar discussing his clothes she just clothing gives him that nifty apiar-aiu-- e. nd vlait ouh at Washington. I). C. He is one of the I It also saves him the cost of firm that recently succeeded to the Lake. laughs up where her sleeve used to la1. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rutterworth mercantile business of J. M. Miller at new clothing an item worthy buying of Price were visitors iaat week and that town. The British are asking Ambassador of oonsideration these days. Ladiea with relatives at friends the and It. H. liidgeway of Jamestown. K. D this Harveys advice tin the Jap question. may bring ua their delicate garments was checked in yesterday as manager state capital. with the utmost assurance that they So they'll know awbat not to do. of the Western Union at Price, sucAttorney Oliver C. Dalby returned will be handled with proper care and ceeding Georgs H. Koike, resigned. The to Price Sunday evening from Zion, Rublier stamps, punches, ink pads returned to them without hitter la returning to his former home where he went last week on profesthe slightest and office supplies. The Sun. at San Francisco, stopping at Los An- sional business. injury. en route. M. geles E. Fuller, the civil engineer and George E. McDermaid, the general contractor, was in Zion this week figCarbon-Emersome on matters with the state L. y uring superintendent of the Stores company, has leen a very sick road commission. Off Maim Ninth North Strait, man at his home at Hiawatha for sevMr. and Mrs. Archie Christensen PRICE, UTAH. eral days. A Salt Lake City physician of Clear Creek are hack home after waa summoned during the week in con- visiting relatives at ML Pleasant over sultation with Dr. H. J. Templeton. NOTICE KALE OF AMMAlJi POK the Fourth and afterwards. itaniagea. Stats of Utah, County of Price users of light and power were Mr. and Mrs. George E. Nelms of Carbon. In the Bunnyelde Precinct of in darkness from Saturday evening Caldwell, Ida., are expected in this city Bald County. I have in my poaaeosioa last until Sunday night A bumedout next Sunday by automobile to visit a the fallowing deecribed animals which, transformer waa the trouble. Light- few days with friends here. if not claimed and taken away, will be ning came into the plant from about Miss Gladys Nelms from Caldwell, sold to the highest cash bidder at the two miles south, riding a telephone Is hers this week visiting friends. John McMahon ranch, four miles went wire en route end bouncing, as it were, Ida., She has been sojourning at Salt lake of Bunnyelde in Bunnyelde precinct, on to the other line. weeks. City for the past six the Cth day of August, 1821, st the Grand Chancellor Morris. Grand PreE. A. Dufford end children hour of i oclock p. m.: Description of late J. Cameron Schults, Grand Outer have Mra returned to Green River after a animate one black burse, about twe Guard George F. Grogan and the Rev. on visit of several days with Mra years old, branded combined AM two Ralph C. Jones of Price last Monday pleasant one blue mare, about G. Dufford at Sunnyside. P. left hip; evening at Scofield wound up a trip years old branded combined AM on F. E. Rudy, paymaster for the Utah over Carbon county installing new ofleft hip: one bey horse, branded JW on ficers of the several Knights of Pythias Fuel company, waa registered at thee left hip: on light bey horse, branded lodges. They have now visited every Savoy last evening. He visited Sunny-siddiamond A on lert hip, and ona bay week. this Castle and Gate in their Jurisdiction. lodge horse, branded MT on right hip and left this this Peter city Harhngllo Users of water In the southern porBY on left of neck. Bald animals ar for about a of days morning thirty trip of tion the city are warned by the held ly me to secure tha payment of SHE WANTED TO KNOW, TOO there sixty-fomayor and council to use their aqua In Old Mexico. He is going down (184.00) dollars damages If my mo on. aaked a A with of view man later today locating in turn the until reservoir done by said animals upon the preinla-- e punt rights Rev. Peter A. Simpkin of Salt Luke is cleaned out and the usual flow is mother know I was out." of It. W. McMahon from June 1 to again in the reservoir end pipes, which City visited Price and some of the "Well, does her' . July 80. 1821. A. J. CARLBOX, Pound-keepwllg he during the next few days. Un- nearby camps this week. He was a of Bunnyslde Precinct. less the regulations are observed water guest of the Savoy while in this city. users In the northern port'on of the R. I. Kreffet Is at home from Zion city will I is forced to go without end American Fork. Mra Hraffet la Mr. W. C. Rehor entertained last visiting with relatives up at the istter Saturday evening in honor of Mr. end place and will lie absent for some time Mrs. Frank Jagger of Ogden, Mr. and yet. Mrs. Robert McKune, Mr. and Mrs. Mra U. R. Kirkpatrick of Sunny-sid- e G. O. Horner, Mrs. I. V. Thomas end Is the guest toduy of Jedge and Messrs. Frye and Hiittn. Refreshments Mra F. E. Woods and Mra W. E. Ary were served at a seasonable hour and demon at the Woods home on North most erjnyalile time hsd. Monday street. afternoon Mrs. Rehor entertained for Eighth H. H. Hardy, assistant district comMrs. Loftie and for Mrs. Frank mercial j agent of the Western Union 11...,.,V at Salt Lake City, I Telegraph company -Especially are tha warm days dreaded by the person who has of the the first .Beginning coming WM yesterday and today checking week meters are to be Installed by or in Manager not experienced the comfort felt in one of our new graceful stout Ridgeway, der of the city council with all water corsets. bounty Commissioner Edmsn, who users outside of the corporate limits was from Csstls Gats Tuesday especially up to the west. Then a start last, down These are especially designed to five the needed support to the says the mines there are going will be made wirtfThs aiaahiipa" in three deya a week. Business Is tout figure without that added pinch that often ia the fault in a Price until every user from the muni- full soon expected to pick up. new corset cipal service la supplied with one. Again Andrew Green, Jr., of Tulsa, Okla. all will pay only for what they get. It is figured that with meters th muni-- 1 stopped over in Price lest Monday and Let demonstrate to you the pleuure of this new model. Also cipality will get almuch larger revenue spent pert of the day with Dr. O. W. to give the trim look to the summer costufte. brassieres the Green, hie uncle. Young Green hsd than at present. 1 been visiting relatives at Vernal. Soldier Summit celebrated Pioneer Mr. and Mra J. F. Broyles of Belt Day In real Western style with a ro- Lake City were arrivals In Price lest deo. The home baseball team won two registering at the Savoy He games. The first was played In the evening, of Scofield and morning at 1C o'clock against the team is a former resident from Wellington. Soldier Summit took haa business in district court hero tO' Main Street, Price, Utah it by a score of six to two. The only day. Mra J. C. Baker from Castle Dele accident of the day happened when Jack Burg's was thrown before he got was a visitor in Price this week, com a good seat in the saddle, the horse ing over to meet Mra. F. N. Graves of planting both forefeet on him when he Fort Worth, Tex., who accompanied waa down, breaking two ribs. her hack to the Emery county seat fur T JT Scofield town lioord met last Wedues-- 1 Ul n..i day evening to receive bids for the eon-- 1 A rL J of waterworks the system up f slructjon thous-an- d there and for which thlrty-fiv- e dollar bonded debt was voted. but I a short lime ago. There were, hilt two I The groom la a telepraph operator at proposals submitted, hut neither of ROper. F. A. Strain, who la building a Mg these cornea within the limit of The sum available. The city fathers, says irrigation canal in the Mytnn Country, Attorney Oliver C. Dalby, are not going la at the Savoy today fromIsZion. Wathirty dolbeyond the money on hand. He repre- ter under the proposition sents the town. The bond market is lars en acre. The ditch is about twenty-three miles in length. found uncertain. Fred M. Gunderson, an early day O. M. Bierhach of Kansas City, Mo., operator for the Denver and and for a number of years cashier of telegraph Rio Grande at Price end later a mer the Continental Ufa Insurance com- chant Green River and at Zion, waa pany, arrived In Price this week to be- In and atout of Price this week. He Is come cashier of the Carbon County hank. He succeeds Edwin Butterworth, selling matches wholeaale. M. P. Hraffet came in Wednesday who haa resigned to enter business in Salt Lake City, after having been con- from Chicago and will be in Price unnected with the hank since it waa op- til next Monday, when he leaves for ened for business about a year ago. California by way of Salt Lake City. Heher K. Holbrook of Salt Lake City, He will return to this city about the formerly with McCornick A Co., will tth of August going to New York. r-Mrs. C. H. Murphy of Sunnyside la JEST? few weeks With her par- nindfhiP?J!uya tltnmnbfla n U" I "Pending Mra. H. C. Topping. Mr, Mr. and ents, I tion in 1 rice. waa the guest of honor at a jurp,y Misses Evelyn Powers and Gertrude I kenaington given by Mrs. J. C. Watson Hubbard, walking from Portland, Ore., I at her home yesterday on East South to Milwaukee, Wis., stopped over night Temple street. Tribune, 28th. at the Savoy Hotel at Trice last Friday. Mra A. D. Button and her daughter, They came by the way of Los Angeles. Yolande, returned Tuesday even Cala., and on their arrival here had Missfrom New York, after a delightful hundred miles. One ing covered thirty-fiv- e Philadelphia, Atof the younc ladies is a cripple and visit at Washington, Denver end several lantic City, Chicago, the two are doing the stunt for the Mra Button tnnde this of the trip no wager. At on, other incitiea order to meet her daughter, trip ly one place en mute were they disattending school up in agreeably treated and this at Helper, who has liern when they were insulted by a foreign Michigan. Provo Herald, 27th, er driving a car for hire end who hailMias Hanna Clarke, formerly of ed them on the highway with language Myton and Price hut now of Balt Lake & Co. cnything but that of a gentleman. City, la visiting at Calvert Hotel. Misa Goldwvn the Clarke is employed by Thirteen cases are coming up on the Distributing corMiratlon. one of the big September calendar of the state put-liof the country, end concerns movie utilities commission. Among those of local interest is the application of F. was but recently promoted to assistant She say business at this A. Johnson for permission to operate bookkeeper. a stage line. This will tie heard at Du time is dull with moving plcturehousea other eoneerna chesne August 3d. together slth the the tame na with all 22d. Myton Free Press, N W, rppllratlons of Baxter Bros, and J.AnJohnstun. Henry Bottom and Chris Mrs. D. D. Reese and Mias Annie derson, Hugh Wilson and L, C. Rap-le- Reese of Castle Gate were the honored all fur permission to operate singe guests st a scoial affair given by Mra lines. On August loth the commission M. D. Evann. Tuesday. Sweetness . ere will sit for the interstate commerce used as decorat Iona A pleasant evencommission to hear the petition of the ing was spent with music, dancing nn j Utah Terminal railway for permission luncheon. . The guests included Mr. to build au interstate railroad up In and Mrs. James I. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Bprlnr Canyon. The hearing will I e at I Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. K. U Strong. Balt Lake City. The application of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gilbert. Iceland the Price municipal electric plant for Evans and the Miaees Ruth. Zella and Its power rates I Agnes Evans. Provo Post, 22d. permission to . will be at Price. September Tth. and I the day at J'rlce the commis- - I When at Sunnvaide atop and Bee e:on foilowjng . will hear the petition of the East Sunnyside parage. At ern Utah Telephone rompany for an in - lr uey crease in rates. 'Sunnyside Mercantile Co. Advt. Twenty-Fourt- The little squirrel is one of the world's best providers. He takes nd chances on the vagaries of winter. He puts in his supply long before it is necessarf. Are yon willing to admit that a little squirrel is smarter than yon are? '& y FIVE PRICE AND NEARBYlPURELY PERSONAL . COAL NOW A PAGE $ 3.50 Soap, Sunny Monday, 100 bars Rice, Fancy, 17 lbs. .. Pork and Beans, 17 cans Toilet Paper, 17 rolls Coffee, Fresh Steel Cut, 3Yz lb- Golden West Coffee, 1 lb. cans, 50c; 3 lb. cans $1.45; ... 5 lb. cans Cheese, full cream, per lb- Bacon, fancy sugar cured, per lb- Picnic Hams, per lb- Dry Salt Bacon, per lb. Lard, 10 lb. net, each Macaroni, 7 lb Sego, 7 lb- ... ... Tapioca, 7 lb. lb. or Beans, Navy Pinto, per Beans, lima, 2 lbs .................................... ................... National Biscuit Co. Crackers, N. B. C. Sodas, Fig Newtons, Vanilla Wafers, Graham Crax, Loor-n-a Doone, Chocolate Wafers, Lemon Squares, Premium Crax, Zuiebach Social Teas, per pkg ........... .......... 15c or 7 pkgs ...... All Fancy Sweet Goods, per lb. Family Mix in 6 lb pkgs, per lb. Preserves, pure fruit and sugar, 15 oz. glasses Pineappel, 2 Vz Hunts Supreme Cherries, 2 Vi can, each Cocoa, full 1 lb. pkg. Bishops, each ... ..... Salt, Diamond Crystal, 2 'i lk pkg. Fly Swatters, 3 for Tobacco, 8 oz. tins P. A., 65c; 16 oz- Tobacco, P. A. or Tuxedo, per can 15c; 7 for Tobacco, Horseshoe or Climax, per plug Corn Flakees, regular 25c, our price Corn Flakes, regular 15c, our price, 2 for Karo Syrup, 10 lb Blue, each. Maple Syrup, 5 lb. cans ........ Graham Flour, 24 lb sacks sacks.... 10 lb. Germade, Corn Meal, 10 lb. sacks Bran, 100 lb. sacks Cracked Com, 100 lb. sacks Wheat, 100 lb. sacks Pancake Flour, 5 lb. sacks Mason Jar Rubbers, heavy, 3 doz. El Vampire Fly Powder, 3 pkgs- Malt Syrup in No. 2 Vz and 5 gaL cans. Hops and Dry Grapes. all varieties, 2 cans Soups, Campbells Corned Beef, Libbys No. 1 cans, each New ,Spuds (Utah), per 100 lbs-Laits Selected Green Olives, per jar Honey, 5 gaL cans - . Budweiser, per dozen................... ... v 4.00 4.25 5.50 1.00 4.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 2.45 .25 .27 .24 .20 1.85 1.00 1.00 1.00 10 25 1.00 .35 .25 .35 .40 20 . .45 .10 25 -- 1.25 1.00 .85 .20 .25 .90 1.40 1.00 .60 .40 1.85 2.50 2.75 40 .25 .25 .25 .30 3.25 .25 6.00 2.30 Bread and Pastry, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Open Evening until 7:30 p. m.; Saturdays until 10 p. m. F. BUCK IO Jut ur ' er These Warm Days Demand Comfort In Wearing Apparel LL 1 u Bessie Kennedy, Millinery i WATCH THIS SPACE the Coining Week FOR PRICES Eastern Utah Wholesale y, I ! 1 Retail |