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" MATruffiTEDLlPAP ' AE3Q pTTy NE Jv A L OR tirjT QNiL lop gfHj fajclrjlA t cjHucbu ra q e mpoT enorriELgs a ber EJA stHLlP 8 ATT MpfT A R PaTIl" EDLTrRA ip!iiH u at nl TiEMig i lieAtiiWRTErfNRjRUETjiRISrYENia8iTeSlrj:a A HOW TO SOLVE A CROSs-WOR- PUZZLE ' ? Win tba aarrect lettere are placed la tka wbtta epaeea this paaala will apell wards ketk vertically and kerleeatallr. Tka Srat letter la each .5 ' ward la Indicated , br a aamker, wklefc refera ta the daSaltlaa luted belaw the paaala. fbaa Na. 1 ander the eolama beaded "bariaaBtal" drSars a wilrd wblcb will all tba wblta apacea ap ta tba raf black eqaare ta tba right, and a aamker ander rertleal" deBaea a ward wblcb . will all tba white eenaree ta tba Beat black aae belew. Na lettere aa la the black epacea. All worda aaed are dictionary werda, except preper Barnes. Abbrevlatlone, elaaa, laitlala, tectaalcal terms a ad abaalata farms are Indicated la the dcSnltlene. Hairs Catarrh Medicine V Those who ere In a "run dnwn" condi-tion will nolle that Catarrh bothers tham much mora than whan they are Jn food health. Thia (act proves that while Catarrh la a local dleaase. It la greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions.'- - HAJLL'S CATARJIH MEDICINE con-sists ot an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and. the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which assists In Improving the General Hoaith. - Bold by druggists for over 40 Years. V. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. " ssMsMSI , When You Want the ' VERY BEST in , ' v CLEANING : AND DYEING You can't go wrong by calling 96 Regal Qeaning & Dyeing Co. I ACCREDITED CHICKS FOR SALE Write for our prices first. Now is the time to get your order in for " future delivery. White Hatchery sells only S. C. White Leghorn AA accredited chicks at single A prices. Full count and safe deliv- - ery guaranteed. Write for price I r"- - list No. 45. ( T White Hatchery . PET ALUMA, CALIFORNIA I BINGHAM DAIRY MILK j - GIVES THEM PEP1 Ever notice the energy displayed by youngsterrl they never seem to tire. As a rule they're the 1 I ones who drink several glasses of Bingham Dairy Milk every day. A glass of Bingham g Dairy Milk is a good habit. . Bingham Dairy Purvey on of Good Milk 1 ! Phone 232 jf IliffllMHIlM '. X I OUR LABEL is your guarantee fj l m. I J . That ROYAL BREAD is absolutely H .. pure and clean; . '$ I That it is made by expert bakers in a j - I modern shop; i 1 ' That il is made and handlcd 'n a san" t f I itary way; $ . ! . That it is the best food obtainable any- - J where in the world. J 1 V - i toth The bread that made fig -- 1 I mother quit bakinq gSS i BREAD is your best food i eat more of it J I . ' :i EM J(D)ime Says Copper ling "BECCO" ON DRAUGHT t Bingham Canyon, UtaH J i ' ', f Difference inS Unless you ask for your ' bread by name you cannot blame your grocer if lie tends you a loaf thaS doaan't suit you. There are many grade3 of bread in every store. The grocer has to carry several lands because he is a public servant, supplying various grades and . variede of all foods. .'';'' . ' Butter-Kru- st is high food value bread, containing all tha ;:' , elements of nutrition. It is wavlesoma. - pure and sadsrying. Get it today. Order it every day. Don't say "bread" r ; . say 'BUTTER-1CRUS- T (or thaw's a dfartoeaj ; ? in bread I V v. The Press-Bulleti- n Entered as second-clas- s matter at the postotfice at Bingham Canyon, Utah, under the Act of Congress of March 3, .1879. Subscription Trice, per year, in advance $2.00 Address all communications to the Press-Bulleti- n at Bingham Canyon, Utah. PHIL M. GOLDWATER, Publisher Symbolic Ice Skate$ A curious alglit It was, an old pair of rusty skates hanging outside a shop on tropical Inland Id the West In-dies! I wondered. says Mr. A. Hyatt Verrlll In his book "In the Wake of the buccaneers," whom the proprietor expected to tell them to, so I entered and Inquired. Imagine my astonish-men- t when the shopkeeper solemnly Informed me that they had been there for years, and that no one knew exact-ly what they were used for. "But." be added, "I am aware that they are significant of the holiday sea-son, and so I hang them outside regu-larly each year ai an Indication to passers-b-y that my Christmas stock of merchandise li on sale." FRANK LOHR NEW CAR INSPECTOR Word was received here Wednes-day announcing the appointment of Frank Lohr of the Bingham Stage line, as car inspector for the Bingham Canyon district. Mr. Lohr was also made a notary, and is in a position totake care of your wants pertaining to getting your licenses for you. If you want to save the trouble and grief connected with getting a license for your car, call the genial Frank at 41 and he will do the rest. The Press-Bullet- in ..congratulates Mr. Lohr on his appointment and al-so congratulates the secretary of state upon his choice in this district. The Too-Perfe-ct Woman "Mllllcent did not make life easy. Bhe meant so damnably well; there are moments when It drlvea one to hysteria to find all one's button on, and all one's socks darned; I couldn't discover a vice In Mllllcent, even In the linen cupboard. Mllllcent was a woman who lived In fetters, she had reduced her life and mind to a sort of switchboard so magnificently or-ganized that one only bad to press but-tons to get perfect life, food with enough proteld In It, dinner-partie- s where the couples properly sorted, do-nations to hospitals that would eventu-ally lead me to knighthood." From "The Triumph of Gulllo" by W. L. George. ' ; A FIRST STEP A town made up of people all working together to accomplish what is best for one and for all would be the right kind of a community in which to make your home. This is the idea that has dictated much of the editorial matter that has appeared in the columns of the Tress-Bulleti- n for these many months. But how to put this idea into definite and concrete form is always the everlasting problem. How to get the citizens to working along for the com-mon welfare of everyone living in Bingham Canyon is the question. - As a first step we suggest a public meeting or possibly a meeting at-tended by representatives of all the various organizations that exist for the purpose of promoting the best interests of our community. Not only the Kiwanis Club is meant. But the women's organizations, the fraternal orders, and the many other clubs of the camp that exist for the betterment of the community are included. - All of these, organizations should be working together if a real program of community progress is to come to anything. They may all be doing good work now, but they could accomplish infinitely more if they worked as units of a single machine. It might also be well to have a spokesman from each club tell the audi-ence what his organization is working to accomplish in Bingham Canyon. Then out of such a meeting something might grow that would really put our town on the map. It is not necessary to go into all the details here. The important thing ii a first step a general OBTAINS FIRST LICENSE For the second ' consecutive time, Frank Lohr, of the Bingham Stige line has been registered at the state capital as being the first chauffeur to obtain his license, consequently the popular representative of the local ter-minal is boasting1 of License No. I. Frank is always on the job, but three fellows beat him to it as far as his car license was concerned, so Mr. Lohr has to content himself with be-ing No. 4 on this list. No Way to Treat a Lady Oeorge Klllott, la-borer, according to the divorce bill of Mrs. Flossie Elliott, filed In Superior court, became enraged at ber on one occasion and kicked the windshield out of their automobile. Other alle-gations of cruelty are made. From a news Item In the Seattle Times. ' , u'. . QUINN DECEIVES GIFT Francis W. Quinn, town clerk, and erstwhile member of the Jordan Dis-trict Board of Education, is wearing a grin on his face these days, as the result of receiving a beautiful engrav-ed fountain pen from the members of the Jordan district Board of Educa-tion and office employees of this aug-ust body. Mr. Quinn, who served as member of the board for the ist 8 years completed his term Thursday: of this week. - . ; : MANNERS AND HOME COMFORTS That good manners begin at home is being impressed upon us from all sides. Likewise, solid comfort begins at home. The old parlor, with its red plush rockers, which were never to be touched except at funerals and weddings, is now the living room with its living room furniture. The easy chairs are used every day in every way, and somehow they just last and last and last. We used to think they wouldn't. With better home manners, more home comforts, and with inventions for pleasure and amusement in the home that would fill the kings of old with envy, there is no use thinking the home is going to ruin. It is just coming into its own. Those who declare that the home is going to pieces ought to ponder well. If what they say is true, the time has come for more consternation than now exists; if not true, then 1 these gloom breeders ought to be silenced. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES INCREASE ATTENDANCE The Sunday School Classes at the Community M. E. church hav eshown a radical increase in attendance dur-ing the past month. The C. K. U. D. was the banner class last Sunday. The boy wsere quite elated over the fact, but the girls classes have decided to lead the classes for the coming Sun-day, although the boys claim they are far superior when it comes to attend-ing Sunday School. SANDBURG PETROLEUM TO HAVE AGENT HERE . Chester A. Vincent of the Sandburg Petroleum Company of Utah, arrived in Bingham Monday, and will locate in camp permanently as local repre-sentative of the company. Mr. Vincent has been busy during the past week getting acquainted and was quite elated over the prospects here. The Sandburg Tetroelum Com-pany, according to Mr. Vincent, is not a wildcat proposition, but a company of California Oil men who have leas-ed in Crand County, Utah, being firm in the.' belief that there is oil in the southern part pf the state. As far as could be ascertained, the company is a reputable corporation, doing their business in a legitimate way, with legitimate men at its head. Salt Lake City papers have given le space to this company, which in itself would signify the earn-estn-so tfhe organization. Mr. Vincent is located at the Bing-ham Hotel. ' European "Holy Crass" Sweet-grus- or vanilla grass, is the holy grass of Europe, whirh Is strewn before churches and religious proces-sions. It Is the material from which the Indians of the St. LHwrence re-gion 'weave, when dry. their thln-walle- d baskets, find which, when made of the genuine grass, retain an odor of new-mow- n hay Indefinitely. Arutlify sweet grass does not In the least resemble Brass, having whirls and white Hnwers like tiny stars In symes. When dried. It Is fragrant, however. The name Is given, also, to certain other plants, most of which are fra-grant, especially In drying. A sweet, vernal grass is found In fields and meadows over nearly the whole of America. jNURgRY RHYKffi rplWO-LEG- S sat on three-leg- i, ": ' " J'; With one-le-g m his hand; Said Two-leg- s "Urn, this chicken meal An sandwich is jus' grand." , But when the feast was over, And all the meat was gone. He whistled to his bulldog, r ; r : ;v , ; , : s Ao4 four-te- gs got' the bone. - . - "- rhHT anatlrar parsoir wvha has had chtofcan for aT"Siaf.'" Lswar laft aanesr staWSl, M suit, .. Wonders of Insect World The champion aeronaut Is the king grasshopper, which has the ability to Jump 100 times Its length, and can sail for 1,000 miles before the wind. The erSclret is a powerful singer. Its shrill note sometimes being heard a mile away. The males alone are mu-sical, and the females listen to their melodious wooings with ears which are on their forelegs. Being so musical, It would hardly be expected that they would be. such fighters among them- - .selves as they are, or cannibals, 'eating members of their own species when there' Is not enough other food at hand. Our Dumb Animals'. " Old Harvest Custom Years ago'. In. the Middle West, when wheat whs harvested with sickle and rake, It wus the custom, when the last shock ' was capped and finished, to stack nit the rnkes around It, thrust the sickle into It, and then the whole company of harvesters formed a circle and at a signal given by the captain of the reapers gave three cheers. They listened for the echo: Tf It three times. It was accounted a good omen for the next crop. ' This was known as the stubble call. A blast of a horn from the cabin wm heard la answer to It and the harvest was ended. Polish for Glassware. A." littla powdered, whltlag. worka wontrs ai polhmer for fine' glass- - wart.. L fc - , -- . |