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Show 2 rarfAT. TEE SUN. PRICE, UTAH EVERT FRIDAY. AUGUST 8. 1921 PAGE FIVE PRICE AND NEARBY PURELY PERSONAL I WHEN YOUR MIND TIMS I.a-no- Flour , Feed , Canvas Goods , Salt either for stock or table use when you want Good Old Castle Gate Coal , or when you need storage or draying service, your feet just naturally bring you to us because this is the logical place to supply your needs . It always has been and we still do it now WHEN YOU HAVE MONEY YOU Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald of Trice Gwirn folliiutham hu iresntd a young fawn caught over near Sunny-aid- e is visiting with a sick brother at Salt Lake to Liberty Park at Zion. City. Mfa. H. C. Smith and Mrs T. P. Carbon county commtaaionera are to are viaiting this week up at Salt meet in regular session Saturday. August ih. at 1 oclock of the forenoon. Lak City. , Mix Gladys Nelms trum Caldwell. Prof. Don C. Woodward, Jr., of Price haa Just been appointed a member of Ida., spent laat Friday with frienda at the atate textbook commiaaion by Gov. Castle Gate. Char lea K. Mabey. W. K. Calvert, geologist of the Utah But to do thia it is advisable to have bashing connections Rebuilding of the electric lighting oil Refining company, la registered at as a means of saving, and then for convenience in the transacfirst comthe Savoy today. pant at Helper haa about been pleted. The line la said to be one of tion of your increasing business. This bank it ready to serve yon. K. W. 1 aton and liver C. Dalby. the very beet in Utah. attorneys at Price, are. at Duchesne toWill yon open an account? Wo pay 4 per cent on esTinge accounts, Carbon board of education figuree It day on court matters. will coat fit.2Vi.tS leaa thia year to interest compounded every six months. H. Allred of Latuda was out at run the eciioolH than it did last. The Roosevelt thia week and lust looking figurea for 121-2- 2 are f Ifc0.bk0.32. after his interests there. All alien! in thla atate who cannot -- Mrs. IC. F. Kisier of Hiawatha was read and write the English language shopping in Price during the week. & must register for schooling liefore Sep- She registered at the Tavern. tember 1st, next. A fee of ten dollars is II re. Elsie McKee and children of required. Hiawatha are visiting friends and relWilliam J. McDonald haa leen ap- atives in Colorado for a month. coast points. He w ill 1 hai k at Price pointed postmaster at Sego. the coal Woolley put in a on his return to Gotham about the 1 tit it mining camp of the American Fuel good Judge Dilwirth portion of last week fishing with of the month. company. He aucceeds William If. il li- a party of friends at Perron reservoir. ter. resigned. Mayor IAroy A. McGee and wife L. A. Grundvlg of Rains and 11. 8. and daughter. Miss Jane, of Price are Taxpayers are sending in checks to Grunt. A. Munson Ireland of guests of Altert il. Knesle and wile of the collector of internal revenue made Wattia were at theand E. K. Savoy this week, the Indian department out at Fort Dupayable to David C. Dunbar. the former State Auditor Mark Tuttle was reg- chesne. At present they are all on a collector. Hereafter, The Sun is asked We keep pretty dote to our customto say, it la requested that checks cov- istered at the Savoy thia week going to fishing trip. Kneale and the oldtime friends. They had nut seen ers, and we know what ering federal taxes be made paya.l-l- to and coming from Emery cuuuty, his are they want to nor heard of each other for very many James H. Anderson or to the collector former on. a been in the We in a not bave for One anit ago pay long night of internal revenue. Dan R. Shields, former attorney years. Mrs. McGee heard O. H. Wilson Selling companys store general of Utah, waa a guest of the Sa- aPrice movie allow buainesa know what to enough long voice which she immediately recogIn the Tavern hotel building was burg' voy thia week. Ha had bualneaa In dis see not she could the nized, we to say want fabrics and although are, good larised Thursday night or last week, en- triit court here. atieaker. That's the voice of Alliert trance being through a sidewalk trap Mr. and Mrs. Glen Daniels from Kneale. she said to her husband. They to yon that we are getting finer qualidoor at the front of the place. The dis- Price visited friends at Duchesne this followed the man outafde. Sure enough covery was not made until late In the week and last going to and coming by- it .was Kneale, who waa accompanied ty than at any time since 1914 and at day of Friday. Considerable merthsn way of Roosevelt. by his wife, w horn he had met and mar- lower prices. Models to you liking. dies was carried off. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Gartier have ried aince he knew the McUees. They Priced $30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 were licenses issued visited for awhile that night and plana 'vAIarrlage during returned to Hiawatha after a the week to E. 8. Huchanan of Heliier trip of a month or six weeksmotoring in New were made for this trip Myton Free and np. Cleaning, altering, pressing. and lierilel Hudson of klorley. Colo.; Mexlro and Colorado. Press, 2th. Du fford Flrmin and Josephine Arbous-se- t, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Welst and Mr. both of Hiawatha; Aaron Ungrlcht and Mrs. Imitation lemon extract, running 8S W. E. Anderson are this week and Erma Neilaon, both of Castle Gate, in the Yellowstone, Imitation extract of leaving Price by per cent alcuhol; and to William I). Welch and Hits V. automobile a few anise, running TT per cent; Imitation ago. days F. L. both of Curtis, extrai-tof peach, sweet cherry, rum, Helper has brandy, apricot, H. C. Means, atate engineer, was in comeGlen C. Crlaman of Duchesne and cherry pineapple, Ninth Street, Just Off Main North to make hla home In running SO tier rent alcohol, and ImiPrice yesterday Inquiring Into the pos- this to Price Mrs. will Join him tation extract of vanilla, Crlaman PRICE, UTAH. city. 4i of local sibility running obtaining gravel for state highway work between Price and as soon aa a dwelling la secured. per rent, put up in falrsised bottles by a M. E. Waddoupa, former attorney Cincinnati manufacturer, and sold unHome of the lads of Frire are pre-- 1 Castle Gate. Testa are to be made on some found near Mounds and another of thia city, waa in Price thia week on der the understanding" that they are wring to organize a sextette hand-b-rass la I business. He he and reed. lr. J. H. Henderson to resold "for culinary purposes and doing well, deposit up around Kyuna. Samples of legal are not to le used us a beverage." r.re conveyed them over to Muhrland laat each are now being tested out at the say, In hia general practice at Zion. Miss Harriett McGee and Mrs. Nell banned from uee in Utah by a decis'i n Sunday, where tliey enlivened the hall capital city. game. Henry Checketts. a fireman for the Duck well of Decatur. Ills., are visiting of H. If. Cluff, attorney general. Denver and Kio Grande out of Salt thia week with their brother, Mayur When at SunnyAide atop and see CARD OF TI1ANKK Lake City, was slugged and robbed last Leroy A. McGee. They are eil route to Wa wish to thank each and everyone Huey at the Hnnnyeide garage. At Wedneaday night at Zion while going Honolulu. I. R. Quirk Is here thla week look- who extended their sympathy to us In Kunnyaide Mercantile Co. Advt. through a park on hla way home. He had hut twenty-eigcents on his per- ing after matters for Schramm-John-so- n tha sudden death of our loved one, son, but la loaer some valuable paiiers. while W. E. Welst. local manager, (Signed I, Mrs. Red a Tralea and ChilBig dance. City llall, Saturday, AugChecketts formerly resided up at Hel- is in the Yellowstone. He Is stopping at dren, Mike Tralea, Mrs. E. K Shires and ust 13th. The Harmony Seven. Ad. Gust Tfciledaki. per for years. tho Tavern. Jos Wolf haa purchased from J. W. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thorpe of CasinLoofbourow and the Parker-Weettle Gate were Tavern guesta laat Mon o terests twenty-twfeet of frontage by day. He lately has lieen doing clerical eighty feet In depth and adjoining the reief work In the Utah Fuel company Brooks store on Main street at Pride, offices at Somerset, Colo. the consideration being two hundred Mrs. J. M. Burke of Psul, Ida., Is dollars a front foot. He will build visiting st the parental home of Mr. hla lease next to the poatoffire ex- and Mrs. O. J. Anderson while her huspires next Decemher. band la employed at Price and vicinity Castle Dale Progress, 30th. Angelo Konjas has taken a lease on the building occupied by the lluliey John Point, one of the aulwt'int'al blacksmith shop north of the Denver of Scofield, had business in this The creators launched felt for tha fall season. Felt has enjoyed and Ido Grande warehouse at Price citizen city yesterday snd today. The mines an extended leisure, while other fabrics have had their vogue qnite and will practically rebuild the place of lie are he Pleasant states, Valley, for a soft drink iiarlor. It belongs to ginning to show for a ear or two, but from all indications it ia to be the prime favorsome in Improvement M. P. Itraffet, who gives an option on ite again for 1(21-2work. the real estate at a hundred and fifty Mr, and Mrs. Albert Kirkpatrick dollars a front font. Hnhey la to move It is particularly effective in two contrasting shapes a gnd Mrs. A. W. liennison are hack st to the west towards Scowcrofts. Hlawatlia after a month spent with with broad, flat low, pagoda shaped crown semi-sailo- r, conference of the Emery friends In Colorado. A goodly portion Quarterly circa how a in front trim of and ribbon, brim, pencil high crown, stake will be hold at Huntington, Sat- of their time while sway was put In at sailor with soft, irregular dented top. urday and Sunday, August 13 and 14. fishing. 1121. In connection there will lie held E. C. Jacobs, civil engineer from a group convention of all the auxiliary Tho red shades hid for a prominent place in autumn colorings, City, waa at the Savoy yes' organisations of the stake. All auxll Salt Lake and it seems moat fitting. Henna tones, tangerine, tomato, nut, a after up Canyon Rpring terday trip are be workers to urged iary present. and again jade, pineneedle greens are among them. The regular union and stake priesthood and Gordon Creek on some railroad honeydow, work for F. A. Sweet of the Standard meetings will be held In Castle Dale, Coal company. Saturday, August (th, aa usual. George A. Storrs, former warden Morg King haa had a nice time dur- of the penitentiary, was a visitor ing the past month with a bunch of in Priceatate last Monday from up Gordon troubles on tha electric system which were the result of the seasonal light- Creek. He tells The Sun his plans for a new coal property up thefrs ning storms. In Utah the boya who op opening Main Street, Price, Utah erata a powerplant are sore on tha guy are working out nirely. E. tha John who first thought of having thla month Hood, Major general of July every year. A night of now manager of tha Uintah railway, haa you see It and now you don't." Espeol gone East to confer with the directors ally Is thla condition trying at the lo- with reference to lieginnlng construccal picture show, but old nature is too tion on the extension from Watson to much even for a Mg power companys Bonansa thia year. Myton Free Press. best apparatus, and thcre'a nothing to 2th. do hut make the lest of It, and King L. A. Wilson, A. M. Kast and L. C. la always in tha thick of the fight. White of the Paradise 11 company Numerous business men snd firms In were down at that concern's property Price, elsewhere In Carbon county and on the Ferron dome yesterday and the with throughout thla aeetion of the state ilay liefore. They are well pleased have lntely become members of Qie In the progress being made. All three retarnations! Detective association. The turned to the stats capital last night. association solidta memhemlrp on the Misa Ruth Lnofhourow Is at home statement that It has correspondents after a visit with he; mother at Salt In every town of any consequence in Lake $ .33 No. 2 Vj Hunts Supreme Pineapple, each City and who recently underwent the United States. Its sieclal business n operation at St. Mark's Hospital. 1.00 Best grade of Rice, 17 lbs. for Is to get after those persons who issue Mrs. Lnofhourow is considerably better bad checks. It will sue. collect, serve snd is now st the home of a friend. 3.50 Colonial brand Berry Jam, per can, 30c; per doz Judgments snd court writs and the like She is expected back In Price shortly. 2.90 Del Monte Berry Jam, per can, 25c; per doz.. anywhere. Hardly a day passes but and Knox ratterson 1'ive-poun- d 1.80 what some Price concern la the loser left E. .11. Street Fruit Best crock for of Jelly Very pure Prii-on business for Tuesday for from some phony check artist. With Ten-poun- d 3.50 . crocks of Very Best Jelly for bank. They were the association no favorites are to be the Muah State as far aa Green River Two-poun- d 45 can of Cottolene for plsyed. It is up to the association once Mrs. Street and children and Mrs. by R. Rr matter is placed In Its hands. Four-poun- d .85 Cottolene for J. Thomiiaon, who visited for several J. E. Jamsson. their guardian, days at the neighboring city. Moab 1.60 Eight-poun- d Cottolene for and Mrs. A. her assistant, 2th. one-ha- lf .45 Crisco can One and pound got back to Price during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seely enterThree-poun- d .85 the local campfire girls after twelve tained at a beautifully can Crisco for dinappointed days spent in Price Hlver Canyon at ner Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Ho Six-pou1.65 can for Crisco the Richard ranch. A barbecue, hik- roe Jenkins of New York. Mrs. Georgia Three-Sta- r 70 Malt, per can ing, nature study and other pastimes R. Johnson of Salt Lake City, Mrs. added to the enjoyment of the trip. In Kenneth Borg and children of Spanish washGold Dust and Pura, Savex, Naptha Hydro the party were Johanna Madsen, Ethel Fork, Mr. and Mrs. James Rorg and .30 Johnson. Alfreda Greaser, Alma Hors- Mrs. Plumas Royden of Price. Mt. ing powder, each ley. Gladys Jameson, Lydia Raticock. Pleasant Pyramid, Stth. 2.25 each Washboilers, Mildred Fausett. Fern and Faun Pace, 1.40 Bread boxes in three sizes for $1.80, $1.60 and Mrs. Preston C. Nutter and daugh Florence Rutterworth. Catherine Myers, Betty Jones, Edith Campbell, Lu- ten of Nine Mile have been visiting In we Ice Freezers Cream a one few We have gallon Ioka and In Myton. Mrs. Nutter says cille Moss, Miss Margaret Jameson, 1 1 4.85 are closing out for are anxiously daughter of the guardian, aceompa people' to read outside nears oil Free the that on nied her mother the trip. The girls wating were transported by truck to and from Press promised some time ago. We are is a anxious to publish It Just as soon sa It the camping place. which, we now believe, will tie happens, Fifteen Springfield riflemen partici- soon. Looks good. Myton Free Press, pated In the first elimination shooting 29th. held last Saturday afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cox and famFort Douglas range. Four of the enof Salt Lake City were guests of Mr. trants were from the Payson Rifle club, ily George D. Raymond from one was from Helper and the remin- and Mrs. until Monday, enjoying a trip der were unattached or from the Salt Saturday No. 1 Vienna Sausage, per doz. behind Mount Nelsi while here. They $ 2.70 Lake Rifle and Revolver club. M. H. were accompanied to Salt Lake City doz No. Vienna Leitte of the Hrlner organisation, also Sausage, per i by Miss Dorothy Raymond, who will a member of the Zion club, carried off visit Veal Loaf, per doz. them for some time. Mrs. the honors of the day with two him Cox Iswith Cox a sister of Mrs. llnymond. Veal Loaf, per doz. 1.35 out of a possible Is dred and twenty-tw- o the auditor for the federal reserve two hundred and fifty. He shot a very Dried Glass Times-Xew- a. doz. Beef, per in targe hank that city. Xephl consistent score, msking either s forty-fo- 29th. Medium Tina. Chipped Beef, per doz. or forty --five at every stage of the Chairman Emery Larsen and Seccontest, while H. M. H aloNo. 1 Roast Mutton, per doz. of fair the of the Salt Like City club finished sec- retary Keliar Emery county No. 1 Roast Beef, per doz.. executive committee, by ond. nine points behind. Charles accompanied was third with 212. Jsy E. S. R. 'Johnson. J. W. Seely anil Joe AnNo. Vi Lunch Tongue, per doz. John sort fourth with 20S and J. W. Ar-c- y derson, made a trip to Manti Tuesday Vz HamburgerSteak, per doz. No. 1.80 to get a lineup on some of the fast racfifth with 203. rodeo. at there stuff the doz.. Deviled 95 ing Meats, appearing per large, Mohrland had great revenge on the They were very successful and the Iodoz .55 Deviled small, Meats, Price baseball club last Sunday in a cs! per as a will show Just have fair good game over at the coal camp. With the along thia line as u ill Sanpete or Sevier 2.20 Country Style Sausage, No. 1, per doz. season's record standing two victories counties, which precede us. Castle 3.00 Corned Beef Hash, No. 1 to each club, this game might be look- Dale Progress. 30th. ed upon as the final word as to which 6.75 No. doz. Corned Beef. 2, per Mark P. Itraffet left Price Tuesday team in this evenly matched gam C orned 3.60 No. doz g 1, Beef, per would come out the winner in a eries. morning for Portland. Ore., after in this city several days looking af1.40 Thla being so. the King foolers have Chili Con Carne, No. 1, per doz one i on the Pri'-He is of came bo bis ter affairs. club, ss tlie private New u in York two home Sunday night dragging gooe- fiir attorneys City the Muhrhmri team left he and the third In Omaha. Neb. recentegg. dnirioud with four tallies to their ero-- i ly retained by the minority stockhold(lit. Quit" u irowd from this city made ers of the obi 1 leaver and Rio Grande the trip to uitr.ess the game, snd Some that fire makings fight on the West& of poor fish stayed so late that ern Pacific and on other interests for ' thev got caught in a magnificent little what they allege to lie their property 844 Main St- Trice Utah downpour which was staged along just rights in the local railroad. These matafter dark. Tales of perilous driving ters are talcing him to the Oregon mehme. abandoned cars and of thrilling tropolis and from there to Pan Franrescues flotted in the day following. cisco, Log Angeles and several other nt WANT MORE Price Commercial Savings Bank We Study Our Trade s McKune Forwarding Co. Phone 88 WILSONS PRICE and HELPER BUCKIO s Store No. I Main Street, Phone 21, Price . Store No. 3 South Eighth Street, Phone 228, Price. 3 Main St., Phone 99, Helper. Store No. ht Store No. 3 at Helper, Utah, now open. All prices quoted in our weekly advertisements are good at all three stores. Look what cash will do for you and we deliver. er NEW FALL MILLINERY lie-fo- re Just Received New Pure Honey, quart jars 75c; Vi -- cans $ 5.50 gal. cans, $1.00; gaL cans, $1.90; COCOA, COCOA, COCOA. McDonald's pure bulk Cocoa, just received direct from McDonalds factory. This is the regular 70cva pound grade. Special to our customers, 1 pound 25c; or 3 pounds for 2. 70 wide-brimme- d, FJLOUll, FLOUR. Our fifth car is now in. We were fortunate in securing another of Old Wheat Flour, and the same old price. Velox (Turkey Red), none better per 100 pounds Holley's Best Family Flour Big bargain (Soft Wheat High Patent). Hops, Yakima, $19.20; German Root Hops in bulk, per pound Just in, new lot 10 pound sack Cornmeal, each Just in, new lot 10 pound sack Germade, each Just in, new lot 9 pound sack Rolled Oats, each Just in, new lot 5 pound sack Pancake Flour, each Just in, new lot 24 pound sack Graham Bran, per 100 pounds Wheat, per 100 pounds. Cracked Corn, per 100 pounds Malt Syrup Budweiser Malt Syrup in bulk, quarts 45c; Yi gallon, 95c; 1 gallon Bring your own jug. Fancy Rice, 17 pounds Macaroni, 7 pounds.............. .................................... ...... Sego, 7 pounds Tapioca, 7 pounds.. Kelloggs Corn Flakes, 2 packages Mason Jar Rubbers, 3 dozen Fly Swatters. 3 for El Vampire Fly Powder, 3 packages Dry Grapes, 25 pound box Milk, Sego or Armours, 8 cans Per case of 48 tall cans Coffee. Our famous Golden West Coffee. Another large shipment just arriving and the same old can.... can, $1.45; can, 50c; price; .Nothing better. If you have not tried it yet do not delay longer. C. B. Bottle Cappers, each Composition Crowns, per gross Preserves, Wilson Brand, pure fruit and sugar, 15 ounce glass No. 2 Vi Black Cherries, per can Budweiser, per dozen . ill 3-l- b. b. nr 5-l- b. tin tin P. A. or Tuxedo, 16c cans, our price 15c or Horseshoe or Climax, per plug Bacon, fancy sugar cured, per pound Picnic Ilams, per pound Tobacco, Tobacco, r'vf P.'A., P. A 16-oun- ce 7 for.... Dry Salt Bacon, per pound To our famous line of Golden West Coffee we have added Teacup Tea; celebrated for its purity, strength and delicious flavor package of Tea and fancy Japanese cup and saucer Buy by the dozen and get a set complete. 4.25 4.00 3.50 Bessie Kennedy , Millinery .75 40 .60 60 40 1.00 1.85 2.75 2.50 THE HOME OF GOOD EATS 1.85 1.00 1,00 1.00 1,00 25 .25 25 25 5.75 1.00 5.50 . At these prices you would do well to buy your months supply. e W.-Mar- 2.40 3.25 .50 .35 .20 2.30 65 1.25 1.00 85 25 24 20 -- -- -- 0 Times-Independe- nd on-th- e list of Canned Meats of the very Below best grade. Lay in your summers supply at these exceptionally low prices. Prices for the following week only. ur five-cour- se Xas-simbe- ne Bread and Pastry, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Open Evening until 7:30 p. m.; Saturdays until 10 p.m. he-ln- ; i j ! Buy for cash and buy for less. Eastern Utah Wholesale - Retail |