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Show Triday, September 8, 1920. Fagi 8 viiamnnnB&ttiniBnBnmBiaiaBiaBiBixzsssESSSza 3 U V ti li Dr. L. E. Pierce was at Salt Lake on business this week. Joseph .Sylvester of St. George was in Eureka during tbs week, visiting with bis sons. George If. Hayes was In Salt Lake last week, going there on mining H business. From the original story by Edgar Rice Burroughs, with Elmo Lincoln, Enid M&rkey and 1000 others. Staged with wild lions, tigers, elephants, baboons, apes, cannibals, etc. Produced in Jungles of Brasil. James HcHugh left on Monday for Midway and later made a trip to Balt Lake on mining business. Mrs. Edward Lindsay of Butte, Montane, wee here during the past week or two visiting with her daughter, Miss Jennie Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beealey and children were out from Salt Lake on Wednesday, visiting for a tew hours with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beealey. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Hood returned to Eureka late laat week after pending three days with Salt Lake friends. Miss Lenore Mills and Miss Bernice Wride will leave within the next few days for Salt Lake where they: will be enrolled at the St. Marys j Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Miller have returned to their home at Salt Lake after a visit with the letters daughters, Mrs. G. C. Lindsay andj l .. Mrs. Edward Bonner. ' HaU Fellows Odd of The interior 1 la being repainted and also repaper-ed and the roof of the building has been repaired and placed in good: condition for the coming winter. Mark McChrystal returned early, In the week after a visit with Salt I Lake friends. Mrs. McChrystal and. daughter recently Joined Salt Lake relative In an auto trip through the Yellowstone National Park. Mr. and Mrs. James Norman and Mlia May Hanley, who spent a month in southern California, returned to r Eureka on Wednesday, having had a ! most enjoyable vacation. They ran serosa many former Tlntlc people in southern California towns. The postoffice at Dividend has been closed but the Tlntlc Standard Mining companys officials have made j arrangements whereby mail la taken out to the camp each day. A cafrler makes regular trips between the Eureka postoffice and Dividend and the service le about the earns ae It wee under the old system. The postoffice wss closed because of the difficulty experienced In getting a postmaster. Frank Hewlett, of the Hewlett Bottling Works of 8alt Lake City, wee in town on Wednesday. Mr. Hewlett Is Just getting back Into the harness once more after a long Illness which started with an attack of the flu nnd wee followed by a nerve-ou- a break-dow- n. He epent the greater pert of the summer at 8chneltera Hot Pota Resort 'and la now well enongh to look after hie business Interests. Mr. and Mrs. George Brewster are making plans for a trip to England, where they will visit with the formers relatives. Mr. Brewster has many relatives living there and is looking forwar dVvuth great deal of pleasure to theVrlp which will no doubt be taken during the present month although it le not an easy matter to get passage on the big liners. Those who have made ocean tripe this year state that it la necessary to wait many weeks and in some cases months before transportation can be secured. In the twenty years ago" Items, which the Deseret News published a few evenings ago, appeared a brief mention of the three worlds records which Iver Lpwson, champion bike rider of that period, established at the saucer track In, one night It might be of interest to Tlntlc people j to know that Lawson Is now employed at the Tlntlc Standard mine at Dividend. He gave up bicycle racing many years ago but during the time that he "was in the game he was one of the. fastest men that ever performed on a saucer track. Miss Gertrude McDonald entertained a few of her friends on Tuesday evening, the party being given In honor of Miss Lenore Mills, who will leave soap to attend St. Merys AcademjAt Salt Lake. The program of the evening Included games and musical numbers. In the game of rook the prise wee awarded to Mias Kathleen Franks. The hostess served e dainty luncheon, table decorations being In yellow. Those attending the party were: Miss Lenore Mills, Miss Nellie Turner, Miss Bernice Bonrnt, Miss Margaret Owens, Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Helen Beealey, Miss Kathleen Franks end Miss Deon Blackett. Jack Mitchell, well known Eureka miner, has Just returned from e trip across the Atlantic. He made the trip to England for the purpose of visiting with hie mother and while it wee an enjoyable Journey In every respect he la very pleased to be bade In the atatea and In Utah. Jack ays that ha was mighty glad when the boat on which ha returned teamed Into New York harbor and that his trip to the old world had a tendency to make him more appreciative of. the opportunities of his adopted country. England la coming period In fairly through the post-wgood shape bnt conditions are far from satisfactory at the present time and It will take many years to wipe away the effects of the war. V' . Copyright 1920 IlaR Schsfocr ft Man ; Quality, style and economy The three things most wanted in : of the apes drove his tarzan DEEP 'knife INTOJHELION wwhi mu wwwwwww teem WMWWtWWWMIl miHHHHWWHWWW a 1 1 :-:M- EATS:-: During the hot weather most people realise the necessity of buying only properly cured meat of the highest possible grade. You cannot take chances on poor meats and when you come to this market yon can rest assured that you are getting the best that is to be had In addition to the choicest of meats and vegetables this store also carries high grade groceries. Buying and selling for cash means lower prices than those which usually prevail Fennells Meat and Grocery isuheka PHONE 18 11 Stop and ask yourself the qi tion Am I getting toll value for money epent on groceries T" It la weU to "take stock" occasion? ally, to look the question square Conditions an In the face. the merchandising changing in business and perhaps yon are not keeping pace. Ton owe It to BUSINESS SOLICITED AND APPBECLATED. :: ; ; PHONE EIGHT imMWMWMHwminMMmmwtwww The boys will need new clothes for school; I a long summer vacation filled with fun uses up the. old clothes pretty fast. Were in a position to do a real Service .for ' the boys as well as the parents. See Our Two Pants Economy Suits THREE BIG SPECIALS j Boys9 Suits with 2 j of Pants with each suit I CROMARS never UNDERSOLD You Get Them All Here Pair i 1 FOB FOB $ 1 5.00 $20.00 Boy9 Suit with 2 Pair of Pants with each suit FOR . yourself to Investigate prices and goods offered. We know that our store will not suffer by comparison. One stock Is always in fine condition and our prices are as low as careful merchandising cm a cash basis win penult. X ITOUB ' . llH MW i Boys Clothes ar ; Hats, Caps, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Sweaters. Everything they need for school or best and everything the best. F. SHRIVER S The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes iwiuiimiwniuiiwimiuffliuwniumnawimMiiwimimia X ... |