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Show jyTPAT. JUNE 3, 1921 THE SUN, PRICE, FLOUR Always what you want, in any quantity you want. SALT Table Salt, Rock Salt. Stock Salt any kind any quantity. Specially interesting figures on ton lots. CANVAS GOODS Heres the place to come for this line. You will get what you want and prices are right. COAL Good Old Castle Gate Coal, same as in the winter time. FEED Hay and all kinds of feed always on hanfl. Come here for your needs. SERVICE Blue Drays Do It Now. MINE FORWARDING CO. 1'IIOMi SS Continued All Next Week ALL NATIONAL BISCUITS. WE OTHER KIND. HANDLE 10c Uneeda Biscuts, 3 pkgs. 20c Fig Nefrtons, per, pkg. 20c Graham Crackers, per pkg 20c Social Tea, per pkg. 20c N. B. C. Sodas, per pkg. 20c Premium Sodas, per pkg. NO $ .2.1 15 15 15 15 15 15 20c Vanilla Wafers, per pkg 20c Nabiscos, per pkg .10 20c Cameo. Butter Thins, Cheese Sandwich, Chocolate Wafers, Cocoanut Dainties, Tokens and 15 Doris Biscuits, any or all at, per pkgs. 1.00 40c Family Sodas, 3 pkgs. 1.00 40c Graham Crackers, 3 pkgs. 40c Barrel Ginger Snaps, per pkg JO 1.00 40c Barrel Lemon Snaps, 3 pkgs 60 3 pound Qu Family Premium Sodas, each Boxes Family Mixed Sweet Cookies, pound .30 Cookies, by the pound Boquet Wafers, Cameos, Chocolate Sonnets, Cocoanut Fads, Chocolate Taffy Bar, Doris Biscuit, Fig Newtons, Golden Rod Sandwich, Marshmallow Creams. 45 Moonbeams and Pineapple Sandwich, per lb 11-pou- nd FOIl YOU II LUNCH FS Curtis Sandwichola. per glass Libbys No. 1 cans large Spanish Queen Olives, can 35c Jar Selected Queen Olives, per jar Curtis Ripe Olives, picnic size, per can Lunch size, per can. ......... ............................ ......... Supreme size, per can Powdered Lemon Juice, for lemonade, lemon ice or lemon pie, per can Peanut Butter, 1 pound cans, each 50c bottle Pickled Onions, each 45c Regal Thousand Island Dressing Assorted Jellies, per glass Del Monte Fruit Jam, per can Del Monte Berry Jam, per can Pauls 60c Jams, each No. 1 cans Corned Beef, each Veal Loaf, per can Deviled Meat, per can Luncheon Tongue No. 1 tall cans Pink Salmon No. 1 flat cans Del Monte Salmon Sugar, per sack Bran, 80 pound sack, each Cracked Corn, per 100 pounds Feed Wheat, per 100 pounds Oats, per 100 pounds Premium Hams, per pound Sugar cured Ham, per pound .. Picnic Hams, per pound Bacon, sugar cured, by the piece, per pound Dry Salt Bacon, per pound 50 pound cans Lard, each 20 JO JO 10 .20 1.00 JO 30 40 JO JO 19 J3 43 J9 JO 06 .40 ' JO 40 I'lrVYtand r.er a shel l uvn , is at hem uli irirud Ml lu Mm. Fre.1 Pavia of PuehMi is ith friends and relatives at Mr. and Mrs. IVn Bean were at Fravo for levoruiieii of lYLe lay exercises. Mrs. II. c. Smith la visiting In Sait Lake fits, going in )ea:erda' afternoon. Mrs. K, W. Ore a er of Thonitwena visited with friends at Price this seek and last. Frier Viglia left this city Sunday last ter an extended is.i with his mother In Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Eii A. Pay ot near Creek are the guests of relatives th.s week at Kairview. Miss Ida. Mow,r o .Clear Creek is visiting at wish numerous friends and relatives. Miss Audrey Cook ol Soldier Sum-m- il is isiiing in Price with her aunt. Mm J. M. Whitmore. Miss FMrx Alphenalp has returned to her hmiie at Puc.iesue utter a visit with friends at Price. 1. H. Wilson is Kick on the Job at Price after a business trip of sev. eral days at Peuver, Colo. C. O. Chamlierlain. interested in oil at Casper. Wyo.. is among this week's guests at the Savoy. W. It. Calvert, the oil geologist la registered at the Ha vox this week! lie is here on one of his periodical triiis. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Clawson of Castle Pale are recent arrivals at Kenilworth, where they are to inuke their home. Mr. and Mm E. B. Horsley left today for Halt Lake City and after a short stay there are going on to Calif or na. Irving Johnson of Hiawatha was in Price this week taking an examination under Htule Mine Inspector John Crawford. Carl W. Aver ill came home this week after an alwetice of several moniha in the East. He expects to teniain here. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jensen of Kenilworth are visiting at the home of Mr. ar.d Mm Pred Htansfield at Pleasant. Mr. and JUNE SPECIALS WILL BE Mm Mason Tucker have returned to Cleveland from Htorra. He was recently Injured in the mines at the latter place. County Commissioner Hnntschl of Hiawatha is in Halt City today inquiring into road mutters between Custie Gate and Price. Mr. and Mm W. C. Curry of Pen-ve- r, Colo., are late arrivals in Price, he having taken a .position with the O. H. Wilaon Helling cunipuny. Mr. and Mrs. Chur lea Averlll and son, Tom, went in to Halt City lust Sunday. The iutier la soon to have a tryou1 as a pitcher with the Bee. vJ County Attorney Henry lluggerl is home from Halt Luke City after going in the first of the week to make the aequuintance of his new son now about a week old. J. E. Jaycnx of Denver, Colo., Is a lute arrival in Prbe. He is here in the interest of some Colorado men who are acquiring oil lands in the Haain and over south. Mrs. B. W. PHllon and the children spent moat of last week at Castle Hale visiting with frienda and relatives, while Histrlct Attorney Pal ton was looking after matters there in court. Mias Eunice Wilson, who attended school at Price this past year, has returned to hqr home in the Basin. She visited en mute last week with her friend, Mira Kern Panfort h, over at Puchesne, Mrs. Neil M. Madsen Is home after an extended vlait with relatives at several points on the Pacific Const. While California is nice. Mm Madsen says, there is no place like good old Carbon county. Mr. and Mm 8. N. Playford left Wednesday for Soldier Summit. He took out his dairy rows last week and will engage In business at that place. J. W. Metcalf has leased the Pluyford ranch on the Upper Puchesne. Duchesne Kecord, 27th. Joseph O. Zollntotl of Erie, Pa., has been in Price this week and will today make a trip to the Hnn Kalael country. Himself nod Eastern associates have large holdings down there and figure soon to send in a rig. He is registered at the Savoy. Mlfrt Jean Tennant departed last Monday for Grand Junction, Colo., where she la now in training at Holy Cross Hospital is a nurse. Her moth, er, Mrs. T. B. Tennant, will re ms In in Price during the summer with her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Hadley. Pr. J. W. Nixon and family are enjoying a vlait from Mrs. Nixon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lee, end brother, James, of Philadelphia, Pa. They will later go to Salt Lake City with the prcliahle Idea of locating there. Castle Dale Progress, 28th. Mrs. J. A. Crockett and daughter, Mias Elisabeth, left Price the first of the .week for Los Angeles, Cala., where the latter will enter Denlehawn School Kor Dancing. They are to visit frienda at Fresno, Ban Francisco and elsewhere in California before Mm Crockett returns. Mr. and Mm J. E. Gam left Thursday morning for Price, where they will reside for a time. Garn has been the resident engineer for the state road construction and leaves because of the completion of the work at this time. Both Mr. and Mrs. Garn expressed a desire to come back to Vernal to live. Vernal Express. 27th. 8.93 1 JO 2.25 2.95 2J0 Rev. it. i Jones of Price delivered the Memorial Pay address at HculielJ last Monday. Price is to have a rodeo outfit from Monuiu next week. Judging trora advance literature it doesn't amount to much. W. F. Olson, postmaster, is taking a layoff or thirty days The otfi.e at Price 1 leing looked after by Assistant Wheeler. Mrs. It. W. Crockett yesterday afternoon entertained twenty-six mciii-ber- s of tiie ladies aid society at her home on Norm Ninth street. Examinations for the nostmai-ier-shiat Hold er Summit are to be held ut Price on June The office there pays thirteen hundred dollar aiinual-1)- . Twenty-eigh- t friend of Master YOUR WHO SAVES The man who spends less than he earns has learned the nay to independence and success. No matter what his income may be, he knows that he can arrange to live within it and save some more surplus for his growing bank account. When money is put aside regularly it grows with really surprising speed. This bank helps people to save by paying 4 per cent interest on savings ' Price Commercial & Savings Bank PRICE. UTAH. Al- len Jones yesterday g:ie li tin a birthday surprise at li: home In Price. The n.i union wna his fourteenth anniversary. An examination will be held in this city June Setn for clerk in the post-offi- at Price. MAN Smart Clothes For Further information to the tion may be had by applying posi master at Price. Pondtown Creek, which inA to FS!i Creek in Pleasant empties alley, is now closed. Hu. h is the information given The Him by lYputy Gain and Fish Warden Wheatley, The Bluebird aw arm of beehive girts had its first outing of the year last Saturday evening, accompumed ly Miss Prucilla Jones. Iieekecper. A feature was a welner roust on Wood Hill to the north of Price. Charles F. Watkins, the Zion contractor. was la Price last Sunday and Monday, lie is to have charge of the building of tlie echoolhouoea at ltalns and Latuda for the contractor. Mr. and Mm Orson I.- Madsen of Price are asking the district court for permission to adopt Doruthy Sterling, 4 years of age, who hsa made her home with them for quite awhile. C. J. Hansen has resigned as crops and pests inspector for Carbon county and lias gv.ne to Ogden. His riutiea Incully will likely hs taken on by C. E. Cooley of Emery county, who ia doing similar work over south. Ninety cars of freight came Into Price and were h mulled hy Agent Trim and his forces during the month of May. The total fur April was seventy. There was quite as much in local freight for last month that la rhJpmeflta of less than car lots. Utah nil and Refining coin puny is building a wagon road from Cat Canyon, this side of Hiinnyslde. to the I'aruhiiin dome. Machinery fur there Is to he taken hi liy way of Price. Drilling equipment is expected at Wellington within the next few dnjs. The Utah Htate fair for this year will he held from October 3d to Kth, Inclusive. J. L Horne, the stale fair manager, ia already actively advertising the event, and Is particularly anxious to interest the live stock interests of the stale In sending exhib- FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC. Two Perns All Occasions 1Y Kadi Inamlon Awount. Word No 11 large OLD NEWHPAPERH IN BUNDLES of one hundred. Twenty-fiv- e cents. The Hun. Tailored to your order here. It U WILL TRADE A 8700 HTOliV A Plark player piano, walnut finish, tfarp rising how cheap are our suite fur fh automobile or mada to your measure. of Plenty roadster. Address Box 61, Wuitle, i the latest patterns to select from. Utah. Coma in now and get the suit on any power luiller, horlaoutal type. Ia boiler, horiaomal type. Is tdate named. Priced 630.00, 935.00, at power Grand Junction. Address George 140.00 and up. Cleaning, pressing Fletcher, Grand Junction. Polo. and altering. HEMHTITPHING AND IMPUTING attachment works on any sewing machine. Kaully adjusted. Price 12.80 with full instructions. Gem Novelty Pu.a Box 1021, Porptis Christ l, Tex. F. L. BUCKIO BUTTER WKAFPKR8 PRINTED to order, a hundred fur 11.10; two North Ninth Street Just Off Main hundred, 62.8k; live hundred, flAO; PRICE, UTAH. a thousand, $6.60, Bent parcels poat prepaid where remittance accompanH. H. Rnliiiiett, Tony Miglhtcclo. A. ies order. The Bun, Pries, Utah. W. Mack. Fred llurten, F. K. Flak, 8ALER-ma- n HIUIUIUADE Dr. Hanford Ballinger, J. W. Ham- 8ALE8MAN to sell nationally advertlead mond. O. K. Clay and K. G. Wheeler of Price; H. W. Bulalcy, Peril Plurk gasoline pumps and oil tanka to stores, factories, etc. Prospects and David liulrd of Green River, Mild furnished. Attractive commission con1. P. Gllwou, F. P. Hemphill ami Al- tract with a permanent future. Milexander Allison of Heliier. gar-age- .32 JO 28 JO 6.95 d, AND KATE l.WVH UPHELD HY IIIGIIi:it POUHT FOR HALE 8TAKDAKI) OIL DRIL-Hn- g rig, fully equipped with lot of casing and tools, boiler and tha Ilka. Located about eight milea above. and eaay to get out to railroad. Or may be, taken out down canyon to Uintah Basin country. Will send man with Interested party to show It Cheep for rash. R. W. Crockett. Price, Utah. 8un-nysl- WASHINGTON, 1. C.. June 1. Federal anil Mate laws regu- luting the liquor Irarflc which are not Inconalatent or In conflict with the Volatead act are valid and effective,, the supreme court of the United Htutca today Uei-ld- . ed. The opinion was delivered by JuMlice Huy. The issues were raised In the caae or Hose Yug- on an apiienl liinvlti-of oregi-brought by the United Hlatee In- voicing the legality of taxes on lawfully manufactured liquor. CITY LOTB FOR HALE NINETY feet frontage by thirteen rode deep on Houth Eighth street adjoining the Hllvagnl building. Also corner lot of thirty-nin- e and a half feet at Tenth and Main streets loitter runs back to Denver and Rio Urande sidetracks or Miur. Very fine wholesale or warehouse proposition. Will sell part or whole of the former. Or. might give long time lease on both In Backaches are common to iwople cans of a aale, trrma. It.properties. W. CROCKwork in the gar- ETT, Price. Utah. who do not like den. 'Rubber stamps, punches. Ink padi The fellow who goes out to kill two and offlca supplies. The Hun. birds with one atone ia liable to tulaa both. its. An examination for mine fire lioss-e- a and foremen was held this week at Price, concluding yesterday. Eighteen took the tests, which were hi charge of Assistant Coal Mine Inspector John Crawford. He and Edward Jones and William Littlejohn comprise the examining boned. (Sunday last a branch ward of the Ratter-dn- y Saints was organised at Kenilworth with C. II. Clair as presiding elder. Blanches have also lately been organised at Ralna and Stand-ardvlllRudolph Keener presides at the latter and Prancla Anderson at the former camp. J. W. Plant, late of the water service department of the Denver end It ia difficult at all times to tell Klo Grande, haa taken charge of the whether aoine people are brainy or Price city waterworks system. He succeeds R. E. L. Collier, who haa hairlirainy. len employed aa an engineer for We freely admit that this ! a gay aim time. Plant cornea well recommended aa a practical man. world, but that does not license ua to Cut Plowen and Potted Plants can be had at lira. J. S. Salmona flower The government .truckdrlvera from become too gay. Price to Vernal have received orders hop, Jut getting permanently locatnot to carry any passengers except ed in Price. All kinds of funeral dedethe of office regular employes poat signs. See our display in wfhdows at partment and wives of drivers, says Nelson Larsen Creamery Co. Mytons Free Press. The first offense means a ten days' layoff without pay. A second offense another job. Price men have incorporated the NOW OPEN TOR BUSINESS Utah Land and oil company with a thousand capital stock of twenty-fiv- e dollars. I). A. Burria la president; P. O. HIIVHgni, vice president, and Claude If. Kmiey, secretary, K. Itiitterworth and K. M. Fuller are directors In addition to those named. The company hsa established offices with E. M. Fuller, first door west of The Hun. It is figured that more than a hun-iler- d and eighty thous-indollars will be required to conduct the Carbon FAINTER, KALSOMINER schools tke coming year that I the amount from the county. This Is to AND tie provided for In the tax levy when made by the commissioners. Besides HOUSE DECORATOR this the dlstrb-- t will get 187. COO from the atate school fund, making a total ONLY A FLOW OF TALK or 1288,380. Old ha open anything sparkling licenses issued the Marriage during Leave All Orders at Wester past week to Frank Lie of Hunnyslde when you called at the house 7" Lumber Co. and Rosa Hater of Clear Creek; Tony a Opened sparkling conversation, J. Leger of Cameron and Arvllla all." thats of Halt Lake City; Millman Ayres and Jessie Tail, both of Hiawatha; Harry Stevenson of Castle Gate and Belle Newton of American Fork, and to Raymond Brown and Lena Gourdin, both of Clear Creek. John T.. Rogers has brought suit st Balt Lake City against Sidney Rogers, administrator of the estate of Anne Leece Rogers, deceased, and the Fidelity and Deposit company of Baltimore, Md., to recover 8327.68. alleged to lie due him under the will of Mrs. Rogers. The latter formerly resided On what basil do yon select your marketing place? Do you at Castle Gate. Hid Rogers until latelook for the cheapest or do yon look for the best? Do you want ly was an employe of the Utah Fuel the most for your money or do yu want the biggest value on the company at Zisin. the most for your money or do you want the biggut value on the are two There hundred Wire than (Elks in Car1on county and the are want known brand? most enthusiastic for a lodge here at Price. yWlth this end In view a meetWe Believe You Spend Your Cents With Sense ing was held in this city last night, which was addressed by O. R. Dili-hle- e, That is why we keep our grocery and marwet dean, handle deputy grand exalted ruler, of Halt Lake City, and Harry Nighten-gale.rabut the freshest of green goods, only known brands of nothing grand exalted ruer. or Procanned fruita and vegetables and only high grade meats that have vo. (it Is believed those behind the been government inspected, and passed. Our prices will meet any move will get. what they are after. Manv of the members of the order others, quality considered, end we challenge the world to show a locally belong to Provo lodge.. better place for you to supply your table with the foods that give Hy action of the state road yom mishealth and growth. sion last Wednesday salaries of about men who eight resident engineers,We are always glad to show customers our refrigeration plant sre placed in personal charge for the where meats and fresh vegetables sre kept and to prove how dean state of the. Krger construction rnn-rnr- i. our whole store is. Come in and make an inspection, examine qualwere cut r.2.S0 a month. The fnrrber pay was f 187. CO with a subity and ask prices. sists nee allowance, fixed hy the com. , m'selon at the flat rate of sixty-fiv- e dollars a month. The present com-- 1 mission derided that a flat salary of two hundred dollars a month was suf- & Co. Orient for Its engineers, end no nl-- 1 i lewance is made for the expenses. 844 Main St Price, Utah Home twenty Masons throughout Eastern VTh are to take the Knight TempJur degrees at Price tonight and tomorrow (Saturday) evening. The. local comma ndery is known as Tvsn-hnAbout fifteen members of the. order are here from Halt Lake Pity and Provo to confer the degrees. The j class includes Dr. R. M. Jones. L. A. . McGee, Thomas Pouts, R. J. Turner, e. FLOWERS E. GREENWOOD Lat-turn- er WHY? ; HE CAN'T She: fuccese You used to have better selling poems before you married. He: Yet, poems then. I I wrote humoroue Wedding announcements. The Sun. de 4 4 I NOW s, waukee Tank Works, Milwaukee. Wla. 1T.DFIL st J6 1.63 each 23 Cheese full cream, per pound 25 cream full pound prints, per Cheese, Bread and Pastry full line fresh every day. 10 pound pail PAGE FIVE PURELY PERSONAL PRICE AND NEARBY Mt. WILSONS FRIDAY. UTAH-EYE- RY Eastern Utah Wholesale Retail I e. THE HOME OF GOOD EATS I |