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Show 1MT. AfEtt 1. la PRICE AND NEARBY PURELY PERSONAL John 5Uki ,.t Gate r.d Kate to wed at last Kriiiay. tuy llcllirr t itiii na have gone on record fa a t.nd iue by Carboil t. comiiiete the toui.iy highway from t rice to i'.ieile Gale. Tlic lvinrr an, l l.io Grande anil.. ..n o- - wr.l,T,ii.r raw 1.. gait Lake 01 one file i.u.1 a illy half for the ronii'in-.i.'i lie c nifi.-atiiun will prevail. The gun is li.; iri iii.my request Tor n m.i t. mi,. fu-i- j f ern and Ko rin !,! I iah both by in..il ami cr .L y. VI,;.-- are going all over ?.ut Lake Same old place to come when you want Flour, Feed, Salt, Canvas Goods, Castle Gate Coal. We always have been, and always will be, right on the spot to serve you in large or small lots. We make specially interesting prices on ton lots. Blue Dray service, always ready to do it now, HE phom: Mr. i si 1 .'is tie. in : ie.s irn the css .', .ul eriin-i- l In two s lii.ily newspaper in i!i. lorporation Prices That Are Some Bargains liuby llarkness and Mrs. I Trick Hicks wer visitor in the city thin week fr.m Scufield. They were cl the Savoy. Mis-- i T.cona Jensen is at home from Mi. Pleasant, busing been culled there 'nst week by the serious Hines and b.lcr (he death of her father. Miss Stella Krandseu or this elly bus i'ecu viMting for some tune with her Msi.-rMiss Lucille Kran.lsetl and Mr. Juli'i It. Llewellyn, at Salt Ijtke City. Juhn Gumlenion of Mt. Plensaiit waa a x isitur in Price this week and fasi. where he has interests, lie ia a brut hir of Ciirloa. Neplii and loir Gunderson. Mis Millceirt Harvey was down from Salt lotke City last Friday to attend the junior prom and to visit friend. She is attending the I'niver-slt- y of I'tah. s. J. Powers of Slandardville and W. G. Flood of Hiawatha were visitors in the county seat this week. They made the Savoy tliclr homes while In the city, Mr. James H. Wade relumed last Monday evening from San Diego. Cain., where lie spent the winter with her sinter. Mis Selma Kergluud, who is attending school there. I)r. E. V. Long of the medical of the lTtah Fuel company has turned to Sunnyslile after relieving K. Dr. It. Miirhy at Winter Quarters seieral days last week and the week Savings Bank PRICE. UTAH. CARBON COUNTY WELDING COMPANY E. V. F. D. 11RYNER and McINTYRE . Welding, Cutting and Brazing Workmanship Guaranteed Welder of All Metal Oiy-Acetyle- ne Corner North of D. ft R. G. Warehouse. Phone 120-- Frice, Utah . . TWO STORES Price Commercial & Id atllissthe Savoy. 11 We Deliver i SL One very charming and discerning P.i Emy native burnt American ia a t'limny Inspector Hermann potential prebident in the making. lady remarked the other day that the Horsley and Thomas Chantry of Wellit taken a deal good 1iuslanda are not all 'dead yet. ington go to Salt Like Pity tomorrow But calm your fears (Saturday ) to attend a of the if making to land him in the White And every benedict in thin town en- I tali State l.eekeeperameeting association. House. Plans f ir the enfon emert ot the new thusiastically agrees with her. law us to apiarists atnl otlo-mal-eto the honey imiust.y are to relating Some has man secret a Practically every people take themselves ser- ha consiilereil. diving for wealth. A few are willi- iously because no one else is willing George G. Krai also is remodeling to take them at ulL the front of his hig garage on North ng tofcArn it. Eighth street facing the west. The impto eluent (.ill cost a hove a thousand ih.iims and will make the pluoe among the most attractive in Price. He handles the Hudson and the Dodge with a cuniph'ie line of puVts for each car. Also, a gasoline station. Whiio returning from Heler to Price hist Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. la Krandsrn were throw 11 from STORE NO. 1 STORE NO. 2 their car at the lllue Cut by II a over811 Main Street 206 Sonth 8th turning. Mrs. Krandseu wus considerPhone 21 Phone 228 ably bruised up, liut her Injuries are not serious. The lathy and father were not so much as scratched. The top of the cur is 1. wreck. It turned ' over once or twice. Mrs. Phillis Su bey Mease, wife of Janies C. Meuse of the Wasatch Store company forces at Sunny side, passed away at that town last Saturday foreRegular noon of lohulur pneumonia after but a few days illness. Deceased wee ZT Not just a few items below cost, or a few hours' sale, years of age and the daughter of trhi ntas and Jane Hatch Subey of but for a whole week, and come with your, and money Vernal. The body waa taken there haul away all you want, as many times as you want it. last Saturday for interment. Canakis Glanulakis has filed suit in Bring in your cash and get more good groceries than you diatriet court against Joseph It. Sharp ever received before. and Annie Sharp Whitmore for damIf these gtmds and prices please you, spread the hundred dollurs ages for ninei.i-N'fur the alleged interference with the news to your neighbors. They will be pleased also. irrigating water over plaintiff's use near Dig Springs ranch below Sunny-sidFLOUR AND CEREALS Dorothy Hamilton asks for divoree from Henry E. Hamilton. Dlt lo Mae Hell Junes vs. William P, Big bargain high patented flour, milled especial Jones. ly for family use, every pound guaranteed to Mrs. Edna K. Nichols of Ogden, please or money refunded, 48 lb. sack $ 1.98 grand worthy matron of the Order of 48 lb. sack Overland the Eastern Star, and Mrs. Lillian 2.13 high Cheney of Green Itlver, past worthy 48 lb. sack Velox 2.38 matron. viHlled Naomi Chapter No. (Turkey Red) 1 at Price lust evening. Mrs. NichVelox is high patented from the very ols accompanied Mrs. Cheney today choicest Turkey red wheat. to Green Klver. where she will viait Germade, per sack 58 the chapter of that city tonight A CornmeaL white or yellow, per sack banquet followed the work at Price .39 kutt evening. Graham flour, 9 lb. sacks 49 Junior of the Carbon high gave 34 lb. sacks 1.18 tnelr annual prom at City Pavilion Self rising flour, 12 lb. sacks last Friday evening. The decorations 69 were in pink and green.) The com24 11). bn ckn ........................... .. ............. ... . . .. . . . 1 ,38 mittee in charge wss tnade up of .38 ADready pancake flour, 5 lb. sacks Misses Hlanehe Lee. Josephine Olson and Helen McKnight and Monroe Rolled oats, .29 large pkgs John Evans. Willis Madsen, Hickson, 25 cent 19 cornflakes John Honnacii and Forrest Wllaon. large Kellogg's pkgs. 45 cent The American I region orchestra furnJ32 large pkgs. Excello cake flour ished the music. 100 Ib. sacks millrun bran and shorts 1.85 H. t Kmlth. county clerk, has received this letter from the secretary At a of the stats road commission: CANNED GOODS meeting of the state road commission held March 15th a resolution was 15c can Jnne 12 of peas passed to the effect that the rate1921 15c can 11 pay lor labor during the year sugar corn : 20c can shall not exceed three dollars per 13 stringless beans day, and fur man and team six dol20c large can tomatoes 11 lars per day, this latter being three 15c can tomatoes 09 dollars for a man and three dollars for a team, and If mure than one team 20c can sifted 14 peas.... ia hired the correaimnding rate of pay 15c can Pierce's 09 shall lie paid. pork and beans WILSONS in-vi- ta li i! FORWARDING CO. KalU. P. Jiraftei 1 tnek at Price i after a nip in Lo Angeles, Gala., and' Kali ke (ity. His headquarters art i Hill in rhivsgo. ltiehop George P.uff of Sgutield .onrereuce ui Price alien. led quariei Iasi S;iii;i'dit mid Sunday. He Stop-- ! M. s! ne. lVnalties tor non- mi... h. no .':f..iise f..r a ennsideration of siMeeii hinidieil .ii..l fitly dollars this wek ile ileil to Doin Kaleone part of lllock 11, l'rice tow iiMtc survey. Titer- -' hurgetc to KiaioH Bargeles, Lots lii l.. ! ami sti, ;rj ner's t Helper, t'otisidvrutiun, $2iU0 MiirriuKe licenses issued during the week to John LUm and Annie Kuksa, hoth m Helper; Holly Enrll and Mel-v- h Hums, i.oth of li ice: David 8. King tireen River atnl May Ktrat-lo- n of Price, .uni to Kosa Uoglioiti of Helper an.l Finn nco (,'ook nf Spring Glen. l A. . Ainevicii Jr: l:m her iiointa iu ari..i lo.ii.iy ni e m attendance. Kv'vr.l 1ri.e a: (1 Eastern Utah ; !, ci.,.,:ii,:, ol k.i l..i'.e fi! ; lix.and. Jr., left for' Idaho ihi week, where he is to spend the so miner hia homestead near Ge-rg-.- .!.. , Those who haire helped to mako this the big bank of Eastern Utah have given it their support became they felt their funds were safe in this institution. They have felt their business nutters were handled in strict confidence, our doors never aueak, and they have trusted the men they dealt with, knowing there waa an iron wall of security around their friendship. The same policy ia till tha cornerstone of this banks financial and social structure. We invite your investigation of our methods of business. Wo in making this the big town of your friendly Eastern Utah. S. i K Niimeri'iia work iri.in W. no mli. the oi.iU!. is in iir.ii Mrs. Avery. of, Helper are still in California and ex-- ! pe.-iii remain there l least another ,i tali Shiv) ti tin- - . I CONFIDENCE! Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McMillan ot ffunnytide were among the gnetis of Lkivi of Zion were NO FOUNDATION FOR THE RESIGNATION OF TULLIS be! or1. M.. the pager George McDerinaid of Stores company was over from Hiawatha Tuesday last on busmens. The miner, there nre working, he says, an average of three Carbon-Emer- y FORSALE,WANTED,ETC. The famous twists in the Vernal to. Two Ceuta Ter Word Each Insertion Anrheene road are nearly a thing of No (liariee Accounts. I the past, ways Duchesnes Record of the 25th. Work has been proifressiiitf at this place for the last two months and is over half eoniplcted. The new road will do away with a never to lie forgotten section for all those thst have traveled the mad. Hut for all its pirturesqueiiess and far reaching 'twists are a dangerous fame, and hud piece of mad and travelers will lie glad to have them a thing of the last. Fifty thousand dollars is icing sjient hv the state and Uintah county on this section of highway. Humor has it that in the near future J. T. Tullis, superintendent of the United States mail services in the tasin, will resign and enter private msiness in Price. Should this be the ease it will lie regretted by the penile of this section. Hinre Tullis has rnd charge of the service it has liecn lighly satisfactory to our jieoplu and all would regret to lime him at this tl-- j DOOMS Thons FOU 26 TM. SLEETING 225 HENTFU UNISIIED. HOOM FOR KENT North Seventh Street. AT , FOR SALK AMERICAN HAKERT, Address Loi-- Hox 76, Trice, I'tah. OLD NKWSPATERS IN BUNDLES cento. of one hundred. Twenty-fiv- e The Sun. FOR BALK HOUSEHOLD Kl.'jiNI-tur- n. Telephone 25SMI. No. 225 North Seventh Street. GREAT MAJKS-H- o FOU SALE-O- NE week. Coat but will sell 9176, Range. M. Andeismi of Kenilworth (. for 9100. ITiouo 252M. was Hnmng the Monday visitors in Price. The mines of that camp, he FOU SALK ONE NEW TEN BY states, are working three and four twelve house tent. Inquire of Lcn e a week outlook with for the days KrHiidst-n- . Phone 170M3. in the near future. Ira K. Drowning, state road enOWNER OF A FARM WANTED farm or rood land worth price nakgineer, wus in Price lust Monday and Tuesday on matters connected with ed, writs L. Jones, Jlox 551, Olney, the completion of the state highway Ilia. between Price snd Castle Gate. He time. TYPEWRITER TATEIl, HI BRUNS. registered at the Savoy. carltons, second sheets snd a genClarence Madsen waa In Munti on He waa coming from Salt Lund, master choirister and leader eral line of office supplies. Always Saturday. Lake City with a couple of trucka and of the greatest choir in the world, lit stock. The Sun. ran a sound this way to say hello. He tabernacle, March 11th, 8 o'clock, WOOD-e- n FOIl says things are sure booming in Price. Advt. tanks in many stylaa and ilm. Mantl Messenger, 25th. A. Fisher Drawing Co., HhR Uks Dr. TT. J. Templeton of Hiawatha McClellan, the great pie organist, City, Utah, ToKtofflue Hox 1255. was a last Tuesday visitor In Price. He came here from Denver. Colo., a short tabernacle, March 11th, 8 FOR BALE ONE WIDE CARRIAGE time ago and llkea Carbon county as Remington, one standard Remingwell as tlng liked by those with whom ton, n Reliance and a Smith ITemler. he hna come in contact since his resiTerm. Aleo, two used check protectdence here. ors. The Sun. O. J. Grimes, a member of the was regstate hoard of equalisation, WRAPPERS PRINTED BUTTER istered at the Suvoy during the week. to order, a hundred for $1.60: two He waa here conferring with County hundred, 92.21; five hundred, 93.60; Golding In the matter of thousand. 95.90. Bent parcel poet taxes and the assessment of properprepaid where remittance accompan-la- a ties this year. , order. The Bun, Price, Utah. If a person should aeek the office of Edmund Crawford and A. U. KelPR1L-lin- g ler, accompanied by Samuel Singleton mayor of this tows, and conducted FOR SALE STANDARD OIL rig, fully equipped with lot of 'and Morris Singleton of Ferron, have hia campaign dressed is rags, he casing and tools, boiler and the like. returned from an automobile trip to would not receive many votes. The Loaated about eight miles above !the Hook Cliffa country, where they and easy to get out to railroad. went to Investigate a range proposit- people would conaidef that his lack of pride in his personal appearance Or may be taken out down canyon to ion.-; Castle Dale Progress, 25th. Will aend man Uintah Raeln D. C. Hodge and H. H. McCurt rendered him unfit to manage the af- with interestedcountry. to ehow It. Cheap party ney of Ogden were among numerous fairs of a thriving community such for eaah. R. W. Crockett, nice, UUb. Tueson in visitors Price prominent as ours. It is ths same in any Una of day last. They are connected with business in ALL OUR flEM-atltchlany walk of life. The WE GUARANTEE the Dokle branch of the Knights of attachment and picotlng Pythias and were het'e to attend a man who dresses the part generally to work perfectly on any Hewing mameeting of that order In the evening. feels and acts the part. His very ap- chine, easily adjusted, no extra power Former Judge George Christen pearance inspires confidence. We in- to run it, many nice thlnga can be deVnade In the home with this son, who is now located at Price in vito yon to call and inspect our vice. Attachment with fullhandy hiHtruc-'tion- a the practice of law, waa In the county measand sample of work. I'rlce capital on legal business Thursday. spring patterns. Mads to your He expects to have some filial ure at $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 and up. 92.50. Gem Novelty Co., Corpus Christ!, Tex., Hox 1091. by next week, when he will make a formal announcement. t'aatle Dale Progress, 26th. The mucilage on the back of a postI A. Jacobson of Manti, hut for age stamp is made from the syrup of L. years a prominent ritisen of Scofield, sweet potatoes. In the was in Trice last Tuesday and evening attended a session of ths North Ninth Street, Just Off Main Rubber stamps, punches, ink pads I 'okic. He ia now running aa an en UTAH. office supplies. The Sun. and FRICE, on glneer from Mantl to Marysvale and Denver the Sanpete liranch of the Iiio Grande. He aeea many Improve-ment- a at Price during the la year. MOST ABLE ENGINEERING F. F. Phelps, owner of one of FIRM FOR CAPITAL CITY Zions leading printing houses, has large interests in the San Kafael Swell and came down with the big George F. McGonagle, who has country crowd to Price last Friday. Later ha been state engineer for the ast four accompanied the visltnra to Hunting-toofand further on. He returned years, steps down snd out of that G. R. home singing the p raises of the counfice today to make room for try he saw and a booster for Price a and jiersonal Caldwell, republican and all of Eastern Utah. and political friend of Gov. Charles Earnest Hall waa down from Salt 844 Main St., Price, Utah R. Mabry. He and C. J. Ullrich, as- Lake City last Friday with tha oilten men's crowd. He is the owner of sistant siate engineer fur the last Deser- Kivervlew addition to tihs city and years, are to open offices in the told The Bun he intends to spend et National honk building at Salt some three thousand dollars this sumwill and unquestionably Lake Citv, mer improving his property here. Evof business erywhere he goes, he states, people get their share of the hig talking of Price and the poasibil the West. At the time of the building are of oil in this part of the state. of the I'tah railway from a jwint on ity W. Jlooklldge of Salt Lake City J. coal the to Grande Rio and the Denver waa one of the crowd corning to Prke camp of Mohrlerd in Emery :i eaunty last Friday from Zion and visiting $1.00 Regular 45e can peaches, five for great the oil fields south the next day. He .Jtcijnr.sgle. Wii ill rhnr.ro five can .90 for. salmon, 35c, in business Regular is in the the lief f brokerage nieliT er jiorliun of the lioi'k In years id a. 100 lbs. there Kearns 4.50 bunding flour, Tip Top per Short Engineer Ashton if ill Oregon past has ber-nfrequent visitor to this 4o 9 lb. sack cornroeal,-.-.---.--- . Line ami the Union Incili fystem. city. Formerly he was a special agent sad. Insurance as .I and well ier for .0y the Germade, a prollsyal adjuster He has many jiersoii.-of London, Eng., the world's 1.00 American sardines, 20 cans for fessions triends in this section of companyfire concern. He has money lied with largest idmit 2 beans for or 25 also is He tomatoes, Corn, peas, the slate. invested in the Swell section. .33 the Bamliergcr line to the Lintah Quart cans of best catsup, 2 for We have quite a reduction in gallon table and pie Basin country. Eight and a half per cent of all a days full-tim- at e. patnt - - - 20c can 30c can -- -- lac can sardines-:.:.- .. 40c can Libbys corned beef 10c can deviled meat -- 2c jar chipped beef 15c 20c v0, v0, can I. X. L. macaroni sauce can Del Monte Spanish style 2 Vz - . tomato sauce -- 2'i apricots, per can plums, per can v 2'2 2 V black cherries, per can v pears, per can.. sue berry jams, Del Monte, per can 2c fruit jams, Del Monte, per can 0c jars Del Monte or Paul's jam per sack.' nFvPai hrd i e 0 1 peaches, per can ?j?r - Uptons yellow label tea..l can pure Coffee Golden honey West, per ib. Steel cut, our special, per Ib. Regular 50c grade, 3 lbs. CfJMalWhite soap, 10 bars. 10 bars Naptha soap, creme Oil umn 19 17 23 09 29 09 09 25 25 2a 5 23 1 43 - - Wear Good Clothes Sun-nyei- ng - BUCKIO F. EASTERN UTAH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMPANY THE HOME OF GOOD EATS Saturday Specials -- l-- Every One a Bargain. -- 4 s 2 ? 9a Weilie, world renowned violinist, tabernacle, March 11th, 8 o clork. Advt. de deaths in this country are attributed to heart diiieaae. One of the worst penalties that can be imposed on a Hindu is that of be- It's a fact, though, that mounoutcast tain dew" rhymes beautifully with ing Itusenient brew. Women, other than relatives, are not jiennitted to visit prisoners in the hit to out high who go People end in the low Sing Sing prison. jtjxirs of life generally death. It ia quite true that work 'never spots of kill some people. They dont give it 51 Y FOLD HAVE I NmTK.'K in the buslnee known aa the a ebanee. All S'liinysiilc New Meat 5fiirkei. go to the two re:iml The good of a horse are Sunnycld. Utah. pointed out bypoints people. In a man maining panic". JOHN many KAFSADA-5- 1 1921. Mar they are noted by a few. EH. fruits. Let us mix you a case for Blue Pine, Hills Bros, and Manor House cotTee, per Ib. - 5.00 .50 We have sweet, sour and dill pickles in bulk. We have just received a line of onyx enamel ware w hich we are selling at a very low price. Saturday for cash only we will sell ten pound pail bird for $1.75. One pail to a customer. Remember, it pays to pay cash. We deliver IX-fr- -t For your protection our meat is all U. S. inspected and passed |