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Show . First National Bank '.' - ' " . 4 ' Beaver, Utah "": s?-- v.. . - y ..' - " fjf IN CONSERTATIVE POLICY T 'A'.)" .11 if n PROGRESSIVE IN FACILITIES - - s " - . ., ' . Full Line of Men's Ladies' and Children's Shoes. .' HELPFUL IN . """ SERVICE 1 Paints, Oils " Alabastine ; The most "beautiful and complete line of Waists ever shown in Beaver. ; THIS IS TliE RECORD OF TiDS BANK LOCAL" AND The New Drink MICKIE ; I? TTTTrT7T7 TTrTTI V4TO i Nolan Imitation &OESTHI NHN AO- - o.wm', But the Real Thing for sale by all druggists . Jenninf acaln th middle of this week, lowlnf kla mere lndlepoaltlon, Sereral of the f . 'Which , J AdsmsTUle M. L' A. officers - - was held last Friday on the - ": tol-- Farraers&CWgro i accompanied fcy his Mrs. Pauline McQuarrle, daughter, N,Pj Ipson. at-- and-littl- Mc granddaughter Ruth, e Wercaiitile Co. Quarrle. went to Salt Lake last Sun oV the 4th. r We depend on a large number of sales cacu with a small profit ratherthan a small number oi - . sales with a large profit on each. -- Murdock Academy campus failed to reach us. It will appear in our next Ipson waa able to be out issue. tCHta 1 mmmer And - " - ? - day-,-'-, . Now ! the time for your house- Tom Cartwrifht is not very well . tills You He is now able to be seed will and cleaning. spring-paint . j kalsomlne'. ! out Wo hare plenty--!and uptown occasionally for his : shades at Fernley's, rmatl, tut feels pretty poorly. We hope as the. warm weather comes PARLORS BRINK Scft Charles Oakden returned from he will gain his strength again. Grand lodjte Monday erenins; by ; D. OMartin train and reports fine time. an old resident . of Greenville, died early , Wednen'ay Mrs. Jack Yardley of Panfuitch, with complications of diseases re .if!n:t-'utorMilford Utah. t lt.rlaltlBr her parenU, Mr and lira. sulting from a severe sickness with' liV ' Fred Stoney. ' smallpox'earller In the season. Bur- la! Thursday afternoon at Greeirrme c lira, Cinda Tophan of Kanosh and Miss Eliza Robinson of Parogonah, , Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Murdock are The removal of Mrs. Era Howd's are here visiting their sister, Mrs. extremely happy over the arrival of a big bouncing boy last Bight.. We cafe from Main street to the really Seth Smith. most suitable place in town,-whiccongratulate them and the son al warm weather la here use the so. He Is about i feet 10 and has is next door to the Mansfield Hotel, f REXEW YOUR OLD HATS OP ALL seems very favorable for that line of oil cook stove. We have a three hole Just returned from serving Uncle ' stove with, oven at a special price of Sam. Welcome home Jack. business. THEM TO KINDS BY SENDING t I27.5Q FernleyV ;y Mrs. John LiUywhlte will soon go Stan Tatter sail and wife are home xira from their trip to Salt Lake, where ' Charles Stoney and son Lynn of td Holland, where Mr. Llllywhite has they went to carry the delegates to Salt Lake, spent the week with his oeen appointed upon a special mis brother's family, Fred Stoney and sion for the L. D. 8. church. Europe the Grand Lodge of I. O. 0. F. New York Shoe Shining family and visited relatives and fri will be a fine plaee'to visit since the ends While here.' war, and Holland sure'r Holds sutA 1 do first class wiring and slectri- jects of interest, if one may class the 'James Thompson, cal repairing. , Dr. Donald McGregor,'- - from StA Kaiser's presence as such. Will be Sergeant" U. 8. Army, A. C James Thonw George was mingling with old ac- good field to work In. Mllfard, Utah " ' quaintances here this week. He was psoa. Beaver City, Utah. the gnest of Dr. J. P. McGregor. ; There is lots of work to bo done yet st the Red Cross rooms. Yarn AUTO PAXNTING Keds White canvaesihoes for men for knitting socks for chlldren,nlght and boys, also Mary Jane slippers gowm for ( year old girls, petticoats and varnU Auto painting Fine, for the children. Prices are Yight and underwear for women. Come ing. Guaranteed work ta a week . at and get the work and help to 'get it John Fernley's. days. as long as it last V done by the first of June. .The Red moue Jh Painter, Milford. Judge W. F. Knox returned from Cross work is not finished until we upon oonrt at Kanah on have received our honorable diachargFor Sale A 1st class popcorn chine in good order, Just what you Wednesday. He reports the pleaslng-nes- s of early spring signs In that sec need. Milford Bakery." tion. Mrs. Ethel Tobler Harris and lit . tle son, who came from Wapato, For Sale One spring wagon, En-Mr. and Mrs. James Low and little Washington last week to attend the quire at the Press office. grandson are occupying He new funeral services of their aunt, Mrs. Hide House, - j property recently bought by their son Joseph Jackson are spending a few FOR SALE Low George formerly owned by Geo. weeks visiting with her mother, Cheap New Clayton Piano, M. v Muntord on Mrs. Tobler, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Jr. east 8th. Company. gnony finish, Beautiful Tone, Bench Russell Parsons, mother and sister ' Mrs. Denny and Lettie Bowdea ro of Mr. Harris. This is the first trip MllfonI, Utah. iurnca irom anil LKS Tdunway, Mrs. Harris has made back to Beawhere they went to attend the Re-- ver since she left four years ago. bekah assembly. Both report hav- Mr. and Mrs Harris are both . Beaing a lively trip and a very interest- ver young people and their ins friends sre very glad to welcome ing session of lodge. her back. Mrs. E. Burton came over from . . Parowan last Friday with Mr.- - N. P. . NOTICE .'. to Ipson and spend 8aturdsy ... 4. 8unday 'with the Ipson family, returning to Allow ns to .thank our many her home by auto Mondsy. friends who have been so kind and 7-Pie- ce helpful In our hours of heartaches I Charlie Biglow made the Press of-- ! and sadness. Joseph Jackson and flee a short call last week. He was family. . .. , on his way to Salt Lake to confer . with the good road officials and; will POIi ARROWHEAD TRAIL ; soon leave for Artsona and California in the Interests of the Arrowhead Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Bigelow re, 'trail. turned last Saturday from points in and ( California, Artsona, Nevada Mrs. Amelia Moore has Mr. been for sevwhere of ;, Bigelow Kingman, . who came to the success Ariiona. months eral attend the working ' ' funer of her sister, Mrs. Joseph of the Arrowhead trail. Mr. Bige Jackson, was called home Immediate low la feeling quite pleased for the ' iy after the funeral on account of! reason that he got everything he The Arrowhead route sickness in her daughter's family. went after. . for which he has fooght so long and Bert Swtndlehurst and 81m Stap- consistently Is now on the map. thanks largely to Mr. Bigelow's ef" ler, boys of the list division returnand from now on travel will ed last evening, having received their fort, increase over It until le reaches lm- honorable discharge. We wish' to I mlose proportions. It Is all good. welcome taese boys who are return-- 1 Mr. Birelow left Wednesdsy to- Ing and rejoice with them that they .gait lake City, expecting to be gone are safely home again. several day. Washington News. ; : We have a complete line of Farm Machinery which we seU the Farmers at the lowest market " . price, ;t aA LITTLE MORE FOR A LITTLE LESS" - shirts $1.15 at F.rn- - For ehtldrea'a aprlnf Hats, f o to fernlajr'a. i Tut PERSONAL" Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Thompson left yesterday for a ten day's visit In Salt Lake. They stopped oft a day ' Miss Id Lurt returned to Salt in Milford with - Mrs. Thompson's juke Monday afternoon to finlen nor brother, Jas Atkln. course at the L. p. 'A. hospital. , The account of the bit Track Meet Men's work ley's. Ml USSc'N fUM BIO s , frote H10 KOFftM"f on PTO1H) THIi lad-,ie- MM MACHINERY SAYS F tVWBO&V COUV.O y i ocers ; Micrson Merc Co. Send Your Clean Rags to the Beaver Woolen Mills Co. and LADIES and GENTS have' a good, clean, healthy Matress made. - N Parlor' C .. T Ss , We pay the highest skmo mw weavnc nm mmn m watw ttan i ,fmiKinnpsj, mprwwmwrnr mmmem wm BHwis, ssir m Dudt tck with Aw lUa m Uk Mck mi lima Jnin ' Fk ufcsr PELTS and Junk , . ; I BILLIKEN , &z-f-? $1.50 the suit . . .;-'- . New Electric Orchestra .fc.u..Wk.v.r. rfapNBMd - wool; HIDES si aus pneesfor Mord 1X13 inzzn rJvuLtsasij'ccp Raf.U.S.Par.Off "sur m ' kfoJt h Levi StraoM m C, r: txk.huar trvt$TRiica FraacUo L" Sun Fresh Moapa Vegetables Are the vegetables you buy for your table always fresh, crisp and tasty. Tr your dollar assortmeni It is just what you want for your family. Radices, Green Onions, Lettuce, Spinach, Parsley, Asparagus - Green Peas etc. One dollar postpiad." We know you will tike the assortment With this sortment you will also get our free price list " as- SIIURTLIFF VEGETABLE FARM, Overtoni Nev. . - -- : Good Floor Good Music Good DancingGood Time. tr Best Ice Cream . -- Chet Phillips Prop. . . The Poultry Department ....THE DAY FARMS,... EGGS FOR HATCHING-fr- om the world's great-e- st S. of strains C. White Leghorns at 12.00 laying and $3.00 per 15. $3.50 and $5.00 per 30. $4.75 and 50. $7.50 and $12.00 per 100. 85 per cent fertal- ' lty guaranteed. Write for our destrictive catalogue which tells' all about what we have. It's. FREE and instructive. Address all communications to $7-je- Edwin Brickert, Mgr. Parowan, Ut; WILF0RD DAY, Prop. r |