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Show Friday, May 21, 1920. fin KuietA Shipments j st; ... fa Dragon Cora Bagla ft Blaa Biul Iron B'.cseoin Victoria j . . East Crown Point sold at Sc. East Tlatle CoaL sold at King sold at 38c. East Tintle Con. sold at le. c North .Standard sold at Plutua sold at 86c. ; SH-Iro- ............ ........ if; 7 lianaoth . Grand Central .Iran King ... Gemini Bullion Beck Centennial Eureka Colorado .... a Empire Mine ..... ...... ......a., ;s 4 . Lehl Tintle sold ; I 8 1 Godlva Ridge ft Valley Victor Conn 1 .... e e 141. 0 Drifting From Two Levels At Eureka Bullion Property .' is the only word the discounts we are making on these lines of ladies, mens and boys' shoes, which are in broken lots and styles that we have decided to discontinue. The prices are such that those appreciating real values will be on hand early to avail themselves of these wonderful bargains. See shoe window for styles and prices. at 18c. EXTRAORDINARY 614c. 1 M Total Carloadi LOT LADDER1 SHOES 98c and $1.49 1 n Provo sold at (Kc. South Standard sold at 88c. Tintle Standard sold from 88.88 to fS.76. Colorado sold at 4e. Eureka Lily sold at lSe. Eureka BuUioa sold at IS He. 4 e 4 ' O John Bestlemj er, H. C. Hlcka and N. C. Hicks, all of Provo, were In the district yesterday for the pur-- 1 pose of Inspecting the Eureka Bullion property. Mr. Beatlemyer, who Is the manager, says that work Is now confined to the 100 and 926 levels with the indications quite fa-- ,' vorable In both places. ' The 800 level Is the place where the company had its best ore showing about a year ago and since that time a wlnse has been sunk 600 feet, glv-- ; lng the workings a depth of 1300. A station was cut at the' 1800, another at the 1160 and one on the 86 and it Is the .intention of the company to drift to the ore on tho 886 before doing any extensive work below this point. Ruby Shift Is Nearing The Six Hundred Level -- O' The Ruby Shaft of the Knight Drain Tunnel company Is reported to bo nearing the 100 level with conditions quite favorable for rapid sinking. The work Is being handled under contract and while the first few hundred feet was very expensive, owing to the surface water encountered, things are now moving along more smoothly and good footage Is being made without the expenditure of any large sum. of money. 0 BIG INDIAN Of NEW HANDS. SHOES i J j Extraordinary Sale Of gj O ChiefCoaa Tintle Standard tCFoxtest THE CAREER of. KATHERINE BUSH Eureka MIbm sold at 6 He. Eaat Crown Point told ut le. Eureka Lily oold ut lie. Iron Bloaaom sold ut lie. Lehl Untie' oold ut lie. Norte Standard mM ut 6 He. Provo Mid ut 4 He. South Standard Mid at 81e. Utah Cob. aold at IH& Zuma Mid at 18He. Baraka Bullion Mid at 11 He. Iron King Mid at 88 He. Wednesday Eaat Crown Point Mid at 8e. day I shall be one of the Eaat Tlatle Coa. Mid at 7 He. greatest women in England," she Eureka Lily Mid at lie. said. And through her power to Eureka Bullion Mid at lie. tract men, this penniless beauty Lehl Tintle Mid at lie. reached the heights. . - Was her triNorth Standard aold at 8 He. umph worth the price she paid! flee South Standard Mid at 83e. this pulsing romance from the celeTintle Standard Mid from 88.88 H brated novel by Ellpor Glynn, then to 88.60. for Judge yourself. Big Hill aold at I He- 8TAR THEATRE SUNDAY Colorado Mid at 4e. Dragon aold at IS He. Eureka Mlnea Mid at 8 He. Elka Will Initiate Big Provo Mid at 4 He. Bunch In June Zuma aold at lie. Early Tintic Lodge No. 711, B. P. O. Elks, will initiate a. large number of some candidates, about twenty-tw- o, time early in June and plans are being made for an unusually Interesting entertainment along with the initiation. The officers of tho local lodge expect to make this event a red letter day in the history of the organisation. o DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. dis-criptiv- I LOT NO. 1. 75 pair ladies dress shoes in patent leather with kid or cloth top. Kids with cloth or kid tops, in button or lace. Sizes 2 to 6. Regular 98c and $1.49 prices up to $7 AO sale price : Plutua told at S8e. Tlatle Standard Mid from f 8.85 to 88.48 H. Some -- f j LOT NO. 2. 50 pairs mens dress shoes in button styles. Patent leathers, kids and calf akin. Sizes 5 to 10. Leathers used in these shoes are as good as that used in todays $12.50 and $15.00 shoes. Closing out price $3.98 pair Doys- scnooi ana outing shoes. Good sturdy shoes for work or dress, school or play. Made of patent leather or gonmetal calf with high toe, heavy soles, in button and lace styles. Regular values up to $4.50, for $2.98 9u NO CREDIT, APPROVALS OR EXCHANGES I Ladies9 Suits and Coats Discounted One Third Commencing Saturday morning, May 22nd, we will inaugurate the greatest clearance sale nunuday Emerald Mid at 5e. Big Hill Mid at I He. of ready-to-weof the season. Regardness of . Eaat Crown Point Mid at le. Eaat Tintle Coal. Mid at I He. bad weather conditions we have enjoyed a Eureka Lily Mid at 10e. Eureka Bullion Mid at lie. phenomenal spring business. We are now ready Iron Bloaaom Mid at SOe. Iron King Mid at 84e. to make quick clearance of all garments, left on Lehl Tlatle Mid at lie. May Day aold at 8He. our racks. North Standard Mid at I He. South Standard told at 80c. Tlatle Standard Mid from 8.00 LADIE31 SUITS Our entire line of Cloth A call has been issued for a Dem- to 18.80. Zuma Mid at 18c. Suits to go at One-Thir- d off. Embroideries -- o ocratic primary to be held at the Gold Chula Mid at le. time on which at 38th hall Balt Lake M. May city Adklnson, ' Henry Tlntto Central Mid at 8 He. and draides serges and tricotinea, tailored and mining engineer and rare minerals seven delegates will be elected for o conexpert, who has been on a trip to the state convention. The state off. sport models included at One-Thir- d Moab, In Grand county, reports that vention is scheduled for Juno 14th Owen Moore in "PiccaNaDemocratic Balt comand the Lake at the property of the Big Indian dilly Jim" At Star Sat pany, controlled by Col. C. E. Loose tional Convention will take place at -of rPrpv o, has been leased to the Ban Francisco on June 88th. LADIES 00AT8 AND WRAPS Entire stock of Coats included in this sale Bralth-- j James Piccadilly Jim, o conBuena Vesta Mining company, One-Thir-d off. at waits to him his full Cooker, give BEAUTY SPECIALIST. sisting of Havana, Cubs, and New more has been Involved title la -o estimatYork capitalists. Roughly LADIES DRESSES DISCOUNTED Entire stock of dresses Verlle Northrop, beauty specialist, aerapa than any maa la all England, ed, 300,000 tons of copper ore, avone whea a and bis last punching blockand home messalines call at will voiles. give you been and 8 your have serges, tricotines, including taffetas, cent, Every garment to go eraging. per nobleman's noae makes tho atmosONE-FOURTscalp treatments, manleuring, haired out in the sandstone. at OFF. of the Cocker hoaie too cool -- odressing, facial massaging, ears of phere for comfort he decides to go to Amaddress For etc. at appointment a hair, lb.. 17c Saturday Bugar erica. Mr. and Mrs. Auguatua Pott, Verlle Northrop, city, 6 lbs. to a customer. his American aunt and undo, with whoM happiness and social aspirations bis newspaper notoriety seriously Interferes, and who have gone to London to bring him back aadj keep him .under their watchful eye. Jim goes to America; not With j bla aunt and nnele, however, and not until be meets the girl. She la beautiful and young; ba la young and Impressionable and the spark la kindled. la America all aorta of complications arise. There are plotters, there are kidnappers, there are adventurers and there la JIm'a own father, u rabid baseball fan, who haa run away from homo and English society and, under an alias, la acting as butler In the House of Pott After u series of screamingly funny adventures, Jimmy convince tho WANTED Job aa hoisting engineer or mins surveyor. J. B. Holmes, girl of hla heart that marriage with Box 180, Eureka. ones tf Cooker Braithwalto Janm anWe, the undersigned merchsiuts of Eureka, . wish to knowa aa Piccadilly Jim FOR SALE In Payaon, Utah, cenmight nounce that during the months of June, July, August and Sep- not be each a bad thing after all. ter of elty, tlx room house, big 1 m. Star Theatre Saturday. lot. eaiy to anbdivide, fine garden, tember, we will close our places of business at o'clock p. o berries, fruits, etc, barn, aheda, and 10th September each Saturday, excepting July 3rd, July Sugar 17e a lb. Saturday at Fencity water, lawn; first class title. account of on holidays nels. 6 lbs. to a customer. 11th and 26th; these exceptions being Qulek sale f 8600. Phone or pro-- i ferably see Dr. L. C. Potter, Provo,' during the same weeks. Mr. and Mre. Chariea Zabrlskl j Utah. more is than In order not to inconvenience our patrons were Provo vlaltora on Wednesday. else-- 1 SALE FOR grade piano, High do o necessary, and especially those who ere unable to their shoptrie sewing machine and other Jamei HatehiMB, formerly mayor will we 6 furniture at a bargain. Phone ping before p. m., of Mammoth, waa back la the Tlatle S0S-- J. OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. ON FRIDAYS eampe today, abakiag banda with old for time friends. He la now a resident FOUND Cap for auto gas tank. Ap-proceeding aboveN dates. This move is solely except of Spanish Fork. ply at Reporter office. hours labor who every day long tho benefit of our employees, o FOR SALE MePhait Plano. Inquire-oextra time William A. Allen and Mra. Ethel during the year and are therefore entitled to the Lawla Peterson, Silver City. rest. and recreation1 Colburn, both of Eureka, were Joining the' summer month (or BRICK FOR BALE 76,000 brick at in marriage at Balt Lake daring In order that we may serve you as well as possible under ed El Ray mine, Silver City 13.75 ' the part of the week. They will these circumstances we kindly ask that you place your Satur- takeearly thousand. a Apply to' Frank Oar-- ! ap their residence la this elty. not be able to dear -- . ONE-FOURT- H H fn) aiarazizBiamininiiamzii ' j ! i I pewatw thof day order before 11 o'clock a. m., as we will liver orders given after that time. TXNTIO MERCANTILE . HEFFBRNAN-THOMPSO- o COMPANY. N company. W. P.SHRIVER. P. J. FENNELL. "1. J. E. OCONNOR. JOHN MORLIY. f.a;oboma. O. PENNEY COMPANY. J. J TAYLOR BROTHERS COMPANY. A. N. WALLACE. WOLF and LAIRD.' EUREKA MEAT and PRODUCE CO." O. A. PRANKS. SALT LAKE JEWELRY COMPANY. Members of the Fidelia dub were entertained on Monday evening at the borne of Mra. Jharles Zabrlskle. The decorations were la spring flowers. The evening waa spent la playing games and having a general good time, Including an .excellent ma-sle- al program. o Among the Enreka people who peat- Sunday at the dab houM of tho Tlatle Daek Club wore the following: Mlsaea Mary Clark, Elisabeth Windsor, Sarah Clark, Bello Sullivan, Lavoa Bowlnkle, Jack Coffey, Jack Boyna, Harold Morgan, Jerry 8nlllvaa and Bryan Church. No fishing records were broken but the young people had a Jolly time, enjoying the auto trip, the boating, fishing and the excellent picnic laneheon. - rity. ALEX MeAULEY DEAD. Alex MeAuley, aged about fifty-fiv-e years, and a former resident of Eureka, died yesterday at tho Holy Cross Hospital at Salt Lake. He bad been 111 for several weeks. Deceased was born in Nova Beotia but spent almost hla entire life la Canada and the United States, and for the past twenty or more years made bla home la Utah mining camps Eureka and Park City. He was a member of tho Elka lodge of thia city and thla or-- j dor will have charge of the funeral services, to be conducted at Salt . Lake. Bagar 17c a lb. Saturday nela. 6 lb, to a eaatomer. at Fea- -' His Royal Slyness with SNUB POLLARD and MILDRED DAVIS Hes Sly Shes Shy Youll laugh till yon cry. and make merry with Lloyd, the laughter king. Hes a rollicking riot. Whats funnier than a king without a throne. See Lloyd, the tickler of the Nation. Come STAR THURSDAY E I E i i i |