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Show FRIDAY, JUKE 10, 1921 THE 8UK, PRICE, UTAH EVERT TRXDAY. PAGE DDP nl.ynU 4 ATE' 1 DJ3VI lnd the u miner. Mr, llrctor and wCf the younger children are vuitmi nxl . Momii-elloa here they are to remain during the iiimmer month. Muab I L. M. Prit1. former county agent I Id. for Carlou, took aeven (iriiv. ailli hi I Mr. and Mr, O. J. Anderson of h' lock at the Jersey sl.nw at 1rovo Castle Dale visited with relative at 1 Saturday. Price last Saturday and luter left for Thi ha been Market AVek at Salt Salt Lake City. where they mil he for Lake City. Few Price huuneaa men I aleut three weeks. have gone there in retonse to the in- Mr. Cynthia Wootton. who ha duvement offered, hern thiiig at the home of her non. Mr. Tony Terry, the wife of the city tiiahop Wootton at lrice for wine I marshal at Helper. wa yeterday ha none to the Basin to le niih ported a fast recovering trout an op- daughter fur anhile. eration for aiendicili iierformed at X. O. Spalding of Frovo. veteri- a Salt lake City hospital last Tuesday narian for several of the local coal evening. Her husband 1 with her. Immediate step for the licensing of companies, visited the camp this week He registered at the 11 real estate brokers in the state In I proiessionally. Savoy going and coining. conformity with the law enacted by the Mrs. Jesse M. Killpiuk of Hiawa-- 1 fourteenth legislature will he takeu ly tha, Mr. Ihivid Ellia of Strr and lh atate securiuea commission looking is is Mr. and Mr. George M. Kichard ot ,l the enforcement of the Ian visited with friends and re la- - I ning July 1st. I live Ferron last week. at From last Saturday night uiiiil ear us. V Monday morning Fri.e River Val-e- d Christensen returnJudge George visited by an almost coiitinu-Mr- . to Price front Manti last Sunday. heavy rainfall, during which the Christensen and other members coal. r the family are was fully one and a half expected here tontor- - precipitation inchea It wes a great help to farm--H- . row to make this city their home. nJ lotktu, C. Norell, in charge of the au Sine adjoining state hae paused dit for Carbon county for ljnvo In il. Kelly & Co., was at the Savoy this la a prohibiting oarnival from operare week, and after finishing up wiih the ating several of these compa-t- i flocking into Utah. Moat of the Utah ounty commissioner went to Zion. now citie have adopted the system Mr. and Mr. Enoch Rryner cf either keeping them out entirely Helper and Mrs. A. 1. Van Waggoner of of or charging large sum per day for I of Sunny side are hack in Carbon couneach concession, stand or attraction. ty after attending the funeral of i lNHrvanre of Flag Day. June 14th. close relative at Marysvale a few days by the people of Utah i urged by I agiiL Mis Margaret Morgan, a former Gov. Charlee it. Maliey and the annual wa Issued lust Saturdays teacher in the schools at Price, ia ex- proclamation Attention of people 1 called to pected here thia evening on a visit of the Ideals forthe which the flag stands, I several day with the J. W. Loofbou-ru- and they are asked to show their re-- 1 She ia en route to her home in spect and honor to the banner and Iowa for the summer. what it mean. X. P. Patterson and John Dea of ltenver. Colo., financial houses are I Miaa Grace Tucket- - of Elmo ia the Winter (Juarter were visitors in the advertising 6 jier cent Varlam county thia week. seat The told county of They friend at Price. guest road bonds to net the investor 4 Si perl 8un that is going along everything Mr. J. C. Flynn i thla week visit- nicely at that camp with the miner rent. They are due aerially, 1333 to I 1341. The assessed valuation of the ing with friend at the state capital. working around three days a week. county, aa a matter of information, 11 Mr. D. C. Leavitt of Provo visited F. L. Copening, traveling auditor given by on concern aa 3,321,T54, with relative at Kenilworth thia werk for the Denver and Rio Grande, wa the net bonded debt $508,000 and the) and last. here this week checking up P. C. population aa 15,533. Mr. Jesele Taylor of Rockland. Trim, agent at Price. He found every Soldier Summit's Commercial club, I Ida., i a in ehipshape and right down to which started uut a few weeks ago We never ranee the alighteat injury in Price. guest at the E. C. Lee home thing the dot. Business, he told The Run. a membership of but fifteen, I to the moat delicate of fabrics.. We Mr. C. 8. McCue has returned to Is gradually improving with the local with now has more than a hundred enroll-- 1 ed. The town is planning to lncorpo- give a finished piece of work that ia Sunnyside after a visit with friends at line. W. S. Cook, a traveling passenger rate with J. A. Cottrol, Elias Gardner, a delight to the feminine eye. And Green River. I Mr. Rom Shiner and the baby of agent of the Ralt Lake Route, was in E. A. Rtark, W. W. Armstrong and I we make our charges for this high-graltemsen as trustees, the first named Price have gone to Oklahoma on an lrice last Monday and Tuesday to t. service exceptionally reason- -' extended Jie president of the board, local Elka going to Los Ange-lt- o teret visit. knowlfull in a able. We invite trial Mr. and Mr. W. a Avery, lute of I Miaa Vera Accrd of Castle Gate les. Cals,, to attend the national meetto travel hi line. More than have located at Upland, Cnla., I edge that we ran please. Many new visited with the homefolk last week tng hundred and fifty from the 1rnvo Helper, where to order suits a made Caatle Iiale. men at in they are conducting the Upland I pattern! leave there tomorrow evening. Inn, one of the leading hotels of that Mrs. James K. Preston of Hiawa- lodge to select from. Priced $30.00, $35.00, B. F. Caffey, postmaster at Run section of the Golden State. In a let-- 1 was tha Tav the of the among guevta and $40.00 up. to the editor thi week Avery aays: ern this week. nyaide, was in Price Wednesday on ter meet hi I I must have The Run to keep nie to to Lake hie Salt -- 4 Mr. way City M. ia Miller home George Capt. B. K. Caffey, now stationed Posled on what la going on In larlsin frdm a visit with relatives and friend son, with the United Statea army in New II county. The folk are enjoying it here. at Salt Lake City. York state. The latter la in Utah on Regarda to friends. Mias Rebecca Jeanselme of Price Carbon county'a assessed valuation The mines at Run-- I brief left this week for Gunnison, Colo., to nyslde, furlough. aays Caffey, are working six II thia year as given out by the state summer enter school. board of equalisation lust Monday is days a week. North Ninth Street, Just Off Main Mias Annie Thompson is at home year it waa $7,305,-thi- a W. Whltmur of Nephi was hereMMM- PRICE, UTAH. in Price after an extended visit with The Carbon commissioner have week looking after his Interest! board of equalita-woElmo. The been in session a locally and around Sunnyside. two days this month and are to John R. Forrester clip of hia section. Including thatGn the levy la I ere among the guests of Jericho, has been consigned with meet once more beforesome changes an advance of fourteen cents. Most made. There may le of the Savoy thia week. from the figures given, but these will A. IV. Barnes of Clear Creek was of it went East, he tells The Sun. The lie slight In the county sent this week on mat best cash offer over there was eightTrice city officials have applied to I een cents, while flockmasters held out tera liefore the district court. the state utilitlee commission for per-- 1 Mrs. H. C. Snyder of Helper has for twenty. mission to change the schedule of H. Baird C. David and Clark. R. gone to Rochester. Minn., to undergo M. to light and power consumers. Ijrtre one Halsey of Musli were guests of the I The an operation at Mayo Hospital. proposed is more in the na-t- o All three came here week. Tavern this Mr. and Mrs. Weight Walker have correction of the one now over the oil fields and to in-- 1 I ur look J returned to Hiawatha after a visit of quire what ia doing in the country to n anX raise or lowering I two or three weeks in Wyoming. equalisation, as It were. At hen grant -or had little south. the nothing They A. I). Hadley was in Salt Lake to give out almut the discovery of oil 16, an ordinance la to lie published Cleanliness and sanitation are conpur- at the Moab well lieyond what la told I covering the sidered first in this estery. After City this weekla making dry goods tomorchases. home He C. M. Anderson on last Tuesday had I expected in The Sun end other newspapers. them corns the best cooked mesls, pre- row. word from New York City that th Mrs. Joseph Treloar and grandpared from tbs best foodstuffs and A. Wootton is Just body of hia son, Private EdwardKen--C. Bishop George to Eureka returned son. Earl 1 Treloar, left there that day for served in a courteous manner exactly hack from a business trip out in the on Wednesday after a two months ab- Anderson, llworth. The funeral will likely lie as yon desire them. Bring your fam- Basin. The roads are in bad condition sence, the time being spent at the held at the hall at the coal camp this report. home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kimliall afternoon. C. Jonea of ily and enjoy one of our delicious Sun- in hia Rev. Mrs. F. Mr. W. and Mlnneaang at Kanoah. After their visit there, Price will make anRalph address. The reday dinners. Maks your table reser- and children were among the Helper however, they went to Salt Lake City, mains are to tie taken to Payaon for vations by pbons. people visiting at Green River last where Treloar met them laat Sunday. Interment. Private Anderson died in week and this. During his stay at the state capital France while serving his country. Mrs. Joseph J. Lloyd and daugh- Treloar was taken suddenly ill, but is of the Third I Judge Albert Barnes ter, Mina Irene, are visiting in Califor- fast recovering, Eureka Reporter, 3d. District court up at Halt Lake City last I nia and will be absent from Price for Fera and Clair Preece, the eons Tuesday dismissed the divorce pro- several months. of Former Deputy Game Warden and leadings brought by May C. Cleveland John James, former county clerk Mrs. William Preece, end their wives George C, Cleveland after I Turner Block, Phone 169 and newspaper man of Zion, la regi' have returned from Ias Angeles. Cala., II against testimony on both sides. The I heating is UTAH tered at the Rnvoy thia week. He to live after having decided Uintah I court found there was no cause of PRICE, Basin Is the best pluce in the world. action end ordered the defendant to I selling life Insurance. the costa. Cleveland until recently I Mr. J. Henry Pierson of Denver, They movedbut tonotLos Angeles over alpay I finding things was employed by one of the coal com-- I Colo., is with hCr husband at the Rn year ago. come back home, punles in Cgrlion county at Heliier and voy. He represents ' the Midwest oil they expected have I They will visit a few days in Vernal I elsewhere. company In Eastern Utah. their mother and will then go to I Announcement la made of the be-- 1 Mrs. B. A. Bowers of Ralt Lake with ernal trotj,a 0f Bteve Hompas. one of Price's I M.vton to make their homes. City is with her husband at the Raroy Lxpress, ud. energetic young luiHlnesa men. and this week. He Is in charge of affair I lady re-o- f for the Ohio till company locally. Clay Phillips and Carl Rhiner. one Miss Marla Klcpakls, a young them related to Mrs. 8. W. Gibson, cenlly arrived here from Greece and Cut Flowers and Potted, Plants can Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ammerson are in Price last Wednesday from a sister of the Klopakls family alreadybe had at Mrs. J. S. Salmons flower to leave In a few days for an outing arrived after an experience they nev- - established in Carlton county comprisEast the first the will Lake. Fish at They Shop, just getting permanently locat- of the season, as it were, from Price, er will forget in the big Pueblo, Colo., Ing three brother snd another sister, of funeral deTheir stories I The Run wishes thia couple the liest1 ed in Price. All Russel G. Schudler, the Zion at- floods of last Friday. life has to offer, and their pros-of numerous ones sp-th- I signs. Sea our display in windows at torney. had huslness in district court are a repetition in the daily newsjmpers. Mrs. I pacts for the future certainly Appear II Nelson Larsen Creamery Co. at Price this week, coming down Mon peHrlng Gibson, the wire of the manager for I of the brightest. day last. He is registered at the Tav the Carter Oil company In Eastern I p . Rniiiin and Ice CVeam com-- ! ern. husband Utah is a guest with United I former Isaac Blair Evans, NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS the Ravoy. The young men are greMlon of The Bun. The conrern is for Utah, Staten district attorney reg registered there. a I)ew ona here at Price, making the from week Tavern thia at the Istered 1 liest of creams, ahertwrta and the like Dn H. Hillman, state bee Inspec-Zion. He had business in the district tor, passed through Myton this week land numerous brands of soda iawaters FORSALL WAN1ED,ETC. court at Price. clean and root beer. The factory after having visited with beekeepers Winford W. B. Hector and son, in nearly every part of the Uintah Ba- - I and sanitary, using only the purest to to where hare gone Price, they plan sin. As a result of good spring rains and best materials in its products ande Ms in every way worthy of local pat-thTwo Cent Per Word Each Inaertloo at pleasing intervala say Hillman, ad-si- n No Charge Account. honey output this year in the Ba-- 1 ronage. The trade of PriceIs end the solicited. is going to be exceptionally good. I Joining communities The bees came out of winter quarters prompt delivery and right prices are FOR SALE ONE SO HORSEPOWER in fine shape. I want to Issue a word assured. Is horisontal type. power holler, Whan Claude R. Se.rl. failed to ap- George ;ltWrfnewc?on?efCePXsln; at Grand Junction. Address I in the district court at Balt Lake Colo. ibTof thlIndrldfre'Thecrltha thfs Grand Par Junction, Fletcher, iie iKes,i?inH iurtaft Saturday to show cause why "hould "ot WILL TRADE A 1700 STORY A dandelion blooms have gone fruit and Clark player piano, walnut finish, Jlfch wllrrant and Just before alfalfa blooms come ta- automobile or a for 5:. Between these dates the bees should t , bv Jdra Alliirt K. Watt nil for is, Box SI. roadster. Address ha Hijirvinc? liver the turn.tde on dilion Utah. l country. Harnea Thet der was th will I' not colonies owners of .1,, The large EXPER-ienced WAXTED SALESMAN. AX need this w rd of warning for the rea- "crate salesman to cover local terson they know that feeding Is neces- - 1Tjn,n steady-incomas of and cunt (.arhon Good Muhej (Abrams to it." opportunity are and Myton ritory. attending siiry Address Pontoffice Box 1173, Free Irsi--. 3d. Milwaukee, Wig. L. E. Gehan, general agent of the New officers fur the PICOTIXG AND HEMSTITCHIXG liy the Price lodge, j with" headquarters at Halt Lake 'City attachment works on any sewing RKents throughout the West, Knights of Pythas. last Tuesday even- - nnd 13.50 Price marhine. Eauily adjusted. lne. They go in the first of July andj,ave received this messsge from the K-Gem Novelty with full instructions. ho'd until January 1. 1822. Plans are York offices: On account of the out for club rooms. 8. I Pueblo, Colo., flood dlsmster you are Co., Box 1031. Corpus Christ!. Tex. being worked c vhe E. Garret, hancellor commander, uthorixed to accept and to transport e FOR SALE SEVEX WALL TEXTS, P. E. Trim: Rev. K. c. Jones. frM! , ,oney atld all supplies for relief I J. E. Dr. 8. 14x10 feet, twelve ounce. New. Com-ple- te chancellor. vic$ Garret; addressed to the mayor of vice Rev. R. C. I prp(lfleK R. Henderson, with poles, etc. Twenty dollars ; American Red Cross or the puet,0i each f. o. b., at Sunnyside. Utah. Utahrelier organiza-e- r Jones; W. A. Wheat, organised Fuel companv. purchasing departof records and seals; P. E. Trim. I tionw at Pueblo or at other devastated ment. Salt Lake City. Utah. master of work, vice J. O. Faussett: ,Wns In that vicinity." master of Jsme H. Wade, son SALES8ALESMAX IIIGHGRADE n Buddy, the 7 years exchequer: T. C. Laren. . Maxfield. re- - and Mrs. Brigham Whitmore of Ralt : J. man to se'.l nationally idvertiwaof mss'er for slender ; City, died there last Saturday F elected master of arms: A. B. Sloe, gasoline pumps and oil tanks to gare. pre-vice R. W. Raymond: W. la a result of burns received theburnor medium figure. White inner guard, ages, stores, factories, etc. Prospects thirteen In Thursday when a can of furnished. Attractive commission con- Burns, outer guard, vice A. IS. Rtoe. Ivious I to his set flothing. fire Mil(' $3.00. gasoline ing skirt. tract with a permnnent future. I wns working In a tl.i-p- s i Ninetwn E,' stern Utah Masons were An older brother 'l. waukee Tank Works. Milwaukee, Wis. S:i i"ftiati-at ivanhoe garage in the rear of the Whitmore coinmandery 1 into e to te,-set iiii-- t ) Tv visapartments and in Hesome manner can Price Saturday evening. STRAYED FROM HE1NER 'XE LU;ht the e to the toed fire and who gas. rtNtam a n 121 ltr.ni fr'tn right r"an horse branded i ri e $vfii. wr-rly j.d.i'iste-?from the gerage, taking especial tare .i In the work of the rereiiioriii-thigh, and one light bay horse brand- n s u . "? in or Pih I ..ike tit?-- , t avoid throwing il near a group ol I.vnch J. Yo';p-ed H on left thigh with open 1 f i it :i h: children plavlng nearby. However, the i.!it e"ilt:ert grand master of IV the left hind leg. Each hnr?e weighs of Provo, eminent c..m- - flames set the !(.''' i lothlng on fire.? R. il. about thirteen hundred fitly pounds. iii.ir.-Ieof Ivaoh'-- ('oinn,.ndL'r; No. I Despite the efforts of the older lirnth-- a Anyone finding the s inie notify J. E. Bessie Kennedy, Millinery vnn'.t'-er to pm the flames out they had G V 'ilg recretnrv Jfeiner. Pernt. mine soperni'-ndenli Rev. William Burklev. Ifatal result. Brigham Whitmore,or well i l'liih. PRICE, UTAH the - r Knights Haktr. known in Prii e. is h brother ,T, . Ilnte J. M. Wl.itmore of this city. . Gr ii, n'nii Tin Snii ajiiiouii'-enic!.-WeiLling FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN AND I WillJhoik ;jl Ik taif M riVE Ein I ALL MILLSTUFFS e. The quality here is a guarantee of its strengthening properties. The price at which we sell it proof that it to your interest to buy from Isnt that enough? That good old Castle Gate MINE If it foci into a bank or into an investment for your mainte-- i nance in the later yean of life yon are wiae also fortunate. If it is frittered away from day to day yon art unfortunate now, and yon will bo oven moro unfortunate when old aye overtake! yon. A oaTinga account smarts yon right and keeps yon going. It also gets you there. I Price Commercial & Savings Bank PRICE, UTAH. FORWARDING CO. imiom: ss Blue Drays Do It Now. Cleaning of Womens PURELY PERSONAL Garments 1 , de in-li- I F. L. BUCKIO it ol TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERS New Queen City Cafe I FLOWERS I e at 1 1 K? ' rIt er o lZd seml-fimiu- al lrcd v-- k?P-lri.l.gnif- .d j : j Summer Comfort In Cornet llke 20-3- 0. F-1- 7. la-tier- ; : ..... ed n-- hi-i- . i n fr--n- : . AV-ti- a:i, ALUMINUM WEEK AT Wilsons Lifetime Ware, Sanitary, Bright, Durable. Out Wears Any Ware, Anywere and LOOK $3.50 Fry Pans, our price 1.75 Pudding pans, our price 4.75 Kice cookers, our price 1.25 Lipped sauce pang, our price 2.00 Upped sauce pang, our price $ 1.2S .85 1.95 60 1.20 1.95 2.25 2.25 1.75 3.75 Lipped preserving kettieg, our price 5.00 Percoiatore, our price 5.00 Coffeepot, our price 4.00 Iterlin and convex kettle, our price 3.25 6.00 Peerlew getg, our price 3.00 5.00 11. A. P. cookers, our price Soup Ladleg, Jello Moldg, Cups, and Pepper and Salt Shakers, IBHOOMS llroo m s ... . Regular 90c Ilroom s ........ .. . . Good four-sewe- d Regular $1.40 J 1 1 roo m g .60 .65 1.20 SHOK POLISH cans for one Shlnola, all colors, regular fifteen-cen- t, week all you want at three for SOAP tfhite Flyer, 25 bars.......... 12 bars. ..........m.... Creme Oneida Rorax, 10 hars. ...... Excel Float Eng, 12 bars. .......m. .a. Lighthouse Cleanser, 4 cans... Old Dutch Cleanser, per can Regular 40c Golden Rod Rorax Naptha, 3 pkgs.. .25 1.00 .95 .55 .65 .2o 10 1.00 FLOCK High Patent. Soft Wheat Hour, per 100 pounds.... 3.90 (Real flour and every pound guaranteed.) Our sales prices still continue on all Crackers. Reg ular 20c packages, ail kinds, at per package 15c. Rerries, Cherries, Melons and Green Vegetables fresh every morning. FOK YOUK LUNCH KS Curtis Sandwichola, per glass Ubbys 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 cxn .......... .. ...................................... Peanut Rutter, 1 pound cans, each .20 .20 .20 10 .20 1.00 50e bottle Pickled Onions, each v 45c Regal Thousand Island Dressing Assorted Jellies, per glass Del Monte Fruit Jam, per can Dei Monte Rerry Jam, per can Paul s 60c Jams, each ... No. 1 cans Corned Reef, each Veal Loaf, per can ......... ........ ..m. ........ ................ .......... Deviled 51 eat, per can .........m.................. Luncheon Tongue No. 1 tall cans Pink Salmon . No. 1 flat cans Del Monte Salmon Sugar, per saclc .............................................................. Rran, 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 Hacon, sugar cured, by the piece, per pound Dry Salt Racon, per pound 50 pound cans Lard, each 10 pound pail I.ard, each .......... ............................. ....... Cheese full cream, per pound full cream prints, per pound ..... Cheese, Rread and Pastry full line fresh every day. 80 .30 A0 JO JO .19 J3 .43 J9 ,20 ,06 40 JO JO 8.4o 1J0 2J5 2.95 2 JO J6 32 JO JO JO 6.95 1.65 .25 .25 |