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Show '" Tocal and Persd ij Meion ; Mrs. Oscar Larsen of Milford, Mil ford on spent Monday in Beaver visiting her mother Mrs. Crosby. jince Sale - n iUltllO IIV" sDent the week business. , Jamp, -- Griffiths of Milford Mrs. Cleve Bradfield returned home from Milford Sunday, spentuesday in Beaver. Worked by Day, Read at Night The money President Lincoln earned as a rail splitter he put In bank. In later life he often referred to his first bank account ' At night he read every book he could lay his hands on. Have you a bank account? If you haven't, start one with us today. gladly explain our simple, safe I method of doing business. VV'e'U The First National Bank The Bank of Personal Service Beaver City, Utah Seasonable Goods OVERCOATS FOR YOUNG MEN $21.50 to $35.00 Nothing Better at the Price Anywhere See Our Line Of V .' MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES They Are Excellent Values Underwear,Sweater Coats, and other Winter Clothing at Right Prices V . . FALL HATS PWces cLt to Cost and Lo wer y, Becl & Low Bearer City For Armistice t)ay ' bank account Is a touchdown en the road to the goal of success. A - BEAUTIFUL Mrs. Donna Smoot, cf Salt PhiloBovter and Dudley Brown- hill, anticipating the proposed Lake, Representative the State gave tHe yard Industrial Commission, was in City office a good town Monday. back of the Press cleaning and hauled off the rubThe little son of Mrs. Delia ". bish Monday. Brown who has blood poison in foot is recovering, his and for Subscribe your paper magazines through the Press off Blaine Morris who has been ice. We areHgents for the Utah Farmer, the National Wol Grow working at New House, returned home Monday. er, the Breeders Gazette, Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Phillips of Journal, Country Gentleman, and was in town Monevery national magazine publish Manderfield, ' day. ed. Give us a trial order, address all orders and make all remittanc Bernard Baldwin of I'aragoo-nah- . es to the Beaver City Press. is visiting his father Mr. Hy- Charles Waters is busy build rum Baldwin. ing a five room modern house on Mrs. Wm. Hurst left Saturday his property in the east part of for Uiverton, to attend the funertown. The house is already en al of her aunt. closed and a few week more, says Charles, will see it ready for occuStan Green has taken Ewell pancy. He i3 doing most of the Keels place for a few davsin work himself. bringing the North Creek school children to town. Mrs. Mary A. Cotton of Miners- ville was a Beaver visitor Tues Mrs. Caddie Smith, Kate Smith day. and Carlyle Smith, members of the M. I. A. ,Stake Board visited Mr. Orrin Burke, and C A Greenville Ward Sunday evening County Commissioners, and found that Ward well arwere in town Tuesday, and with ranged and doing a good work. Homer Thompson, the other commissioner, held a meeting for George Judd of St. Georeewas the purpose, of discussing the a Beaver visitor Wednesday. road work. Mr. and Mrs. James Davis of Little Linda Twitchell spent Minersville are rejoicing over the last week end with her sister arrival of a son born Nov 1st. Mrs. Rube Edwards, of Clean-up-da- OF j FRESH 1 ! CANDIES APPETIZING DELICIOVS SOFT DRINKS j TOBACCO CIGARS MAGAZINES ! COWDELL'S , Chester Marks spent a couple Bishop Dennis White and J.R. of days in Cedar City this week. Lindsay mojtored to Cedar Tag. day to arranged for a Wpmed A card party was given at the of coal. Mansfield Hotel, Tuesday evening. The evening was spent in card playing and, telling fortunes. Luncheon was served to the following couples, Mrs. Linda Twitchell, Mr. Lew Bohn, Mrs. Lottie Pearce, Mr.Charles Johnson, Mrs. Flossie Hutchings, Kent Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Heiss, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ipson, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harris of Milford Mrs. Blaine Bettinson. spent Sunday in Beaver visiting Mr. and Mrs. I, M. Bay of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Iren-- z N. B. Neilson went to Milford Junction are visiting at the home Wednesday. Robinson. of Mr. Bays sister, Mrs. Ethel Ar-ringt- Miss Venic Bushnell entert& a few friends atat candy ptf ed at the Wocjjsey home Wedn evening. Cement for Ola For mending valuable flan oh) which would 6e disfigured by mm cement, chrome cement max bt Thla is a mixture of Ave parti at a atln to one of a sol ut loo of un chromate of Qme. The brokei Hp ara covered with this pressed toptto and exposed to sunlight, tha effect the latter bejnt to render tb cta pound Insoluble even In boillnf wit ti - Hutchings 1 i Mrs. Mary. A. Bay of Junction "... I Ferriley & Son If you want a good 50ct. dinner go to the Tourist Cafe. Tourist Cafe and Bakery ; Serves Meals at A 11 Hours Special Opposite Camp Grounds ofy- Market - You will always find a line or GOOD EATS I n Groceries, Fruits, and Meata Utah For First Class Plumbing and Tin Work call on ARTHUR Mr. and Mrs. John Gunn of Adamsville were visiting relatives and friends in Beaver Sunday. Bachelor of Science, University of Utah Practiced Mining Engineering 15 yean SpTH N. m TAILOR SHOP BEA.VER V. TAILORS AND CEANERS Men. Clothe Cleaned and Pressed $1.50 Skirts cleaned and pressed $ .50 Ladies Presses cleaned and pressed 1.60 Main Street Beaver City, Utah , V I Adies 1 t m Member lravelgram Circuit ...ds-?-lL.'Zi!!?! X personal 'travelinjr patU J. Palmer is the greatest Chiropractor in the His greatness Is the reflection of the stipe-rlorl- ty WorljJ. of his student.. Most people prefer a Palmer Graduate because he knows his business. Palmer graduates advertise the fact because they are prdud to be counted among thoae who know their business. The Palmer diploma on the wall has the same y nlflcance as the name Stetson on B. Tr Ipson of Salt Lake is his son Neil for a few visiting day 3. Elders George Parkinson and Moses Edwards were home missionaires at North Creek " Elders Robert and George White were the speakers in the East Ward meeting Sunday after- a sombrero. noon. ice . ! Memher Utah Chiropractor's Association Member Universal Chiropractor's Association There is Greater Health For All Through Monto Levi is assisting County Clerk Waldo Murdock in the off- . j Graduate of Palmer Srhnnl nf PM Mrs. O. C. Mc Shane and two children Orrice and Norma, who have been visiting Mrs. Mc Shane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gunn, for a few days relumed home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gunn took them to the Tellurtde Plant in their car. Phone 120f5 ' j Inez Robinson made the Press office a pleasant visit Tuesday. Dean Brothers Beaver City CHIROPRACTOR Tuesday. At The ' Murdock Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Murdock H. E. OSTERLOH ' R EE MEYEE Jr. of Milford, were guests of 50c Dinner Phone 80 Mrs. Barnson of Junction, is visiting her daughters, Kern and Thelma, who are attending school at Murdock. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. lwnP f?HnP 1 iron m) iff .visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ethel Hutchings. is this week. v CHI ROPRACTC Joe Jackson of Minereville was in town '.Monday. Miss Vivian Brown and h sister Mrs. Frost, of Greenville, were in town Monday doing some shopping. WHY; NOT GET IT! -- ' |
