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Show -- Misses Florence Farrell, Zell Sorenson, Clara Draper, Fay Burns and Helen Elben at a six oclock dinner Thursday evening. Following dinner a social time was enjoyed by the LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST. guests present. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Gates left for Lake Monday morning of this weeks Salt a after Miss Helen Elben, ls:t with relatives in Salina return- week. They will be absent for a few ed to her liome'&t Salt Lake Monday. days and Mr. Gates will consult with his physicians. Mrs. J. C. Madsen is the guest of Miss Cariy Ditlevson left for Salt hr sister, Mrs. It. W. Cadlin at Mt Lake week. this I few a ant for yesterday morning and she exdays ,u pected to be absent several days Miss Mary Ileibert has returned tc visiting with here sister, Lucile, a She was student at a business college. hT home from Helper. teaching school there during the past Miss Cleo Crane was a northbound v. inter. traveler Tuesday of this week. She E. V. Herbert returned home from vill visit her sister at Salt Lake and Salt Lake last Sunday. He had been .vill spend some time with her father absent three weeks taking medical it Bingham. She expects to be abtreatment. sent six weeks or more. were F. Mrs. Barnard J. and Mayor Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Rex, Mr. and host and hostess at a dinner partj Mrs. Rox Barnard and Mrs. W. H. complimentary to F. J. Schuster of Berkholz of this city attended the Salt Lake Sunday evening. farewell party given for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Norman of Gunnison, Deval and Teddy Strange, who Masons at Richfield last evethe have been absent in Nevada for by for in the ning. months past, are , city a visit to their parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Crane, and son, t sev-ei- al Elliott, went to Salt Lake Tuesday moi ning to be present at the graduating exercises at the L. D. S. high Mrs. R. Macey returned to her home at Salt Lake Wednesday, after a weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elben. school, of which Leland Crane, a son, is a member. They are expected home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Cunningham the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sorenson for the past three weeks, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sorenson, Mr. returned to their home at Ogden and Mrs. Vivian Burns, Mrs. Hazel Wednesday. Allred, Mr. and Mrs. Wells CunningMrs. Walter Wilkinson and Mrs. Hattie Peterson was a travel- ham, C. E. Draper, comprised a party Mrs. er to Salt Lake Wednesday morning a picnic dinner at Paliof this week. She will be aCsent a that enjoyed last sade Sunday. park few days visiting with relatives and friends. Mrs. Olga McKenna entertained at a Progressive Five Hundred party Mrs. J. M. Ileibert, who has been her home Monday afternoon. Mrs. at visiting relatives and friends at SaB. McMillan won first prize and lina and Redmond for several weeks J. consolation was awarded to Mrs. the past, lias returned to her home at N. Parker. Following cards deI. Salt Lake. licious refreshments were served to Miss Laura Elben entertained the ten guests. Styles Change in You have noticed, no doubt, that Stationery styles change as well as all others. It may not be a very consequential matter, but those who want to be absolutely correct must utaR ers, 884 to Los Angeles packers, 660 packing sows $0.15. Cattle: Market 45, no early sales; to San Francisco packers, and 697 The following Memorial Day profew sales late Saturady steady; load to Los Angeles market. Market nomNEWS NOTES FROM gram was given at the Second ward steers average 700 lbs at $6.50; load inally steady. chapel this morning at ten oclock: heifers REDMOND average 550 lbs. $5.90; few Cattle: All in transit to Wasatch, Congregation. sales cows $4.00 to Singing a $5.00; beef bulls E. W. Cran. Market nominally steady. Prayer Utah. $3.75, bolognas $3.25. Selection Quartette. Sheep: Including 537 head in tranSheep: All in transit to Salt Lake Mrs. Margaret Anderson announces Remarks Mayor J. F. Barnard. sit to Wasatch, Utah, 493 to EvanMiss Stena Scorup. packers; market nominally steady. the engagement of her daughter, Solo NORTH SALT LAKE: Hogs: in- ston, Wyo., and 5270 head to ColoMoroni Lazenby. Remarks Miss Olga Anderson to Morving 68 head direct to local pack rado range. Market nominally steady. cluding Johnson Sisters. The marriage will take place Piano Duet Anderson. Oscar Address J. June 4 at the Salt Lake temple. Select Quartette. Mrs. Lester Jensen entertained for Benediction E. W. Crane. a number of friends at a six oclock PRICE CUTTING dinner Tuesday evening of this week New Songster Arrives IS PEANUT SALESMANSHIP Covers were laid for eight guest. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Wiight are Mrs. Vernal Nielson has reof the congratulations receiving turned from a months visit at Ce- their hosts of friends over the arrivdar City. She was visiting with her al of a fine baby girl born to them The price cutter is worse than a criminal. He is a fool, mother, Mrs. John Smith. last Sunday. The event was staged lie not only pulls down the standard of his goods; he not President J. A. Christensen and at the Salina hospital and Prof. only pulls down his competitors; he pulls down himself and Martin Jensen, spent several days al Wright declares the young lady has his whole trade. He scuttles the ship in which he himself is vocal chords and will no Ephraim this week attending the splendid afloat. of- her commencement exercises at the Snow Joubt follow the footsteps musician. of a fine that Nothing is so easy as to cut prices; and nothing is so dad, being college. hard as to get them back when once they have been pulled Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, who Leave for Missouri down. were recently married, are to make Mr. Mrs. E. and for left Freece J. Any child can throw a glass of water on the floor, but their future home in Redmond. They Kansas Mo., all City, the Tuesday morning wiset scientists in the world cant pick that water up. will be at home to their freinds at of From Kansas week. this City the Smith farm after June 1st. Who gets the benefit of price cutting? they will go to Parkville where Mr. Nobody. Til' Mutual officers, of which Miss Freece will attend the 20 year class The man who sells makes no profit; and the man who which is one of the - big Olga Anderson is a member, gave a teunion miscellaneous shower last evening events at the Parkville college. Afbuys soon finds himself getting an inferior article. Some eighty guests were invited am ter the festivities there Mr. and lrs. No manufacturer can permanently keep up the stanndard an elaborate time was had by thosi Freece may continue their journey to of his goods if the price is persistently cut. Pretty soon he is attending. Games and other amuse- New York and they expect to be abcompelled to use cheaper materials and to cut down the wages ments were enjoyed until a lat( sent six weeks or two months. of his workers. hour. Miss Anderson who is to bt married next Wednesday was the re BEET GROWERS TO KEEP This way The man who cuts prices puts up the sign: cipient of many beautiful and usefu to the junk heap. RECORD PRODUCTION COSTS gifts. He admits He admits his own failure as a salesman. The following article will prove of Mrs. LeLoyd Christensen enterhe has been defeated according to the Marquis of Queens-bur- y tained Thursday afternoon in honoi into cst to the many beet growers in rules of business. of her birthday anniversary. Many the district covered by the Gunnison He admits he can not win by fighting fair. friends enjoyed a delightful after If it is followed company. Sugar He brands himself a hitter below the belt. noon in a social way and later thi be able to figthe farmer will dosely If the business world were dominated by price cutters, hostess served delicious refreshments ure his earnings and incidentally will in fact, is there would be no business at all. find while the leakage is if there Big Anniversary Party i3 Resaw. health. than The business not .s any : smallpox any more Mrs. Eliza Gates entertained thirty Beet growers in Salt Lake and guests Monday evening of this week Tooele counties are making preparatat a birthday anniversary dinnei ion for the application of businesf party. At six oclock an elaborate methods to their industry this yeai dinner was served and the Gates an a scale which they have hitherto home was beautifully decorated foi never attained acording to Professoi the occasion. During the evening Charles II. Merchant, Agricultural cards were played and honors were economist at the Utah Agricultural won by Mrs. Chas. Nielson and Dr. College who recently spent several 99 C. E. West. days in these two counties under the direction of the U. A. C. extension Attend Charter Night service. The farmers have determined to keep a more accurate account Six cub Lions form the local In many cases yon ask that question af their receipts and expenditures in club, accompanied by their tamers, connection with this years beet crop left their dens early last Saturday for after a certain service is rendered. Yon the double purpose of first, deevening and motored to the jungles termining the best and most economat Mt. Pleasant where the ceremonies ical have a chance to protest if yon think the methods of cultivation and secattendant to the presentation of the ond, arriving at a just and equitable charter for the newly organized charge is too high. for the producer and manufacprice Lions club at the Hub city was carturer. ried out in an elaborate style. Those Under the direction of Professor Bnt when yon bny clothes yon pay beattending from Salina were Presi-an- Merchant, a e account bookMrs. C. Leo Merrill, Lions and let was worked out. The booklet is forehand for a service yon hope to get. Lion Tamers June Webb, E. C. divided into two sections, the first BarRex Emmett Robbins, Wright, devoted to the problems of labor nard and M. I. Oveson, and Mrs. D. costs which is by far the biggest item Here at this store we protect yon with G. Burgess and Mri J. P. Madsen. in the expense of the beet grower, and the second to a general cost sumthe guarantee that if yon dont get what The aim was to eliminate mary. so far as possible all technical and make it yon think yon ought to-- we Miss Mary Herber- t- letailed features from the accountright. ing system and to reduce it to the minimum essentials. The book very Announces to the Public that she when completed will be small enough has opened a because We do so that the farmer can carry it conin his The farmers veniently pocket. Beauty;. Parlor Schaff offering expressed themselves with enthusiat her home and is prepared to do asm on the new undertaking. They all kinds of beauty work- clothes Sr have determined to follow it through Hair Dressing, Scalp and see to it that as few as possible to give every treatment. Shampooing, Manicurout before completing the years drop ing and Facials. accounts. For this purpose a numto have thing you ber of meetings are scheduled for periods during the beet " " season. Professor Merchant is confident that a large part of those who take books will do the work required CLASSIFIED for the purpose of taking care of hem properly. ADVERTISEMENTS When asked why it has been so lifTicult in the past to induce farmer? to keep accounts, Mr, Merchant reHuy For Saleby Lyman Sorenson. plied, In general the fault has been Aurora, Phone 3s?(iR4 Glennwood. d with the type of farm account books hat have been suggested to them. 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Ladies Slimmer Underwear of the latest The farm systems 11 AlH-tsty les. LOUIS JACOBS. if the past have been woikcd out mainly by public accountants and The Best Castor Machine they have been adapted to the needs and galon cans. Louis Jacobs. Mfl if the city business man rather than the farmer. The latter nas refused Reliable repair shop at the to use them because they demanded All-tBROWN GARAGE too much both of his time and energy. What has been needed was a California Fresh Wallnuts, 30e per lb. simple system that would enable tlie When yon want to serve a Mar il tf. LOUIS JACOBS farmer to keep his records up fo date without long involved figuring and Special Meal to company or Buy Dr. LeGcars Poultry Food if you recording. -s- - -s- Memorial Program Given - -:- Lar-Jse- n. - -- Price-cuttin- There are a dozen ways in which Stationery The size and shape of the may be "different. F.nvelope; and the paper, texture and color of paper, the way the flap of the envnlope is cut, and ' whether it is lined or not; all these things count in Stationery style. to the minute, supply your Stationery needs here. d that can . Hart were Mar-cellin- Lewis Drug Co. The Store Ok. Suits Suits TyrENS, Youg Mens, and Boys Suita at Very Low Prices and in "Snappy Styles New York We Sell You a Real Suit and Not Latest Models. the Name. Look Us Over ought i- Max Salinas Busy Store lt-p- costs-accountin- g f. O1I--I- Something Good To Eat luilf-galo- n Louis Jacobs. I believe ing systems spells success to the man who is sulTieiently discriminating to deas the first mand quality consideration. When that can be had in the particular woods you require, at the lowest rates in the market, then what is the use of worrjing? Thats the combination we offer you at all tunes. And deliveries are made exactly as we promise them. Come on and make us keep our promise. The JOHN ARNESON LUMBER CO. i '! !l ' want your bens to lay. QUALITY IN LUMBER Cohens House of Quality f. The Fair Merc. Co. Marx ner g, theyre made 1 ! g, ten-pag- keep in the vogue. you want to be up TtlE SAUNA StfN, SAUNA. How much do I owe you? tdt If wrr in - enterprise- to the home family; come to account- rather than general sys- tems; that is, if his major line of production is dairying lo the farmer keep a detailed dairying tu count and take care of all his other receipts and expenditures by means of a account record. For this latter a gml stub an! checking system for paying his bills and rehis receipts is probably the O.1 4 cording 4 most practical. 4 4 4 OGDEN, UTAH: Hogs: Including At Gunnison:- - Monday, Tues- 2G2 head direct to local packers and day and Wednesday. 559 to Los Angeles market. Market At Salina:- - Thursday, Friday, 449, looks around 10 cents lower; no early sales; late Saturday two and Saturday. loads desirable weight butchers $7.15 Onr Store and get your To keep smut out of your grain, treat seed with formaldehyde before LEWIS $1.00 per bottle. sowing. M14tf DRUG CO. y Dr: F. sup- ply of Groceries, Meats and i Vegetables. Everything Fresh and Clean Bullock Salina Meat and Supply Co. "The Most I S,-- Up-To-D- Grocery Store in Sahna.' ! |