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Show FR2SAT, FEBRUARY 19. IS8S THE SUN. PRICE, UTAH EVERY FRIDAY. PAGE FIVE V V O.JjUVrenciTlauiJiorne' both of It matters not how many years Of life I chance to see; It matters not what unknown fate The future holds for melt matters not, if every day I find some task to do That sows the seeds of happiness Where pain or heartache grew. Ileler. ent Tuesday and in Moah nil mat leis to local oil development-.- . Wednesday g lltli. Times-ludeeiide- Marie OXeill of Priee, is here visiting at the Ahplanalp home tor a tea days. Mis ONeill - a daughter of George ONeill formerly ot this place. Roosevelt Standard, 10th. We should not measure life alone By checking off the miles, i- But while we live our little day Lets count the friendly smiles ' That mark our path, and leti Considerate and kind That love will shed its radiance On those we leave behind. - Ur. and Mrs. Kriek Gunderson of Mt. Pleasant, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kthcl. to Fred Bail of Ephraim. The marriage ia to take place in the near future. Mrs. Tessa Pigauelli Musearo of Helper, charged with the death of her infant ehild on February ltd, had a Justice 1 otter this hearing week in Priee. She is out on flOiHI Iil e TOS: Imnd. .1. J. Pawhush of Teeuniseh, Okla., writes The Sim asking us Jo help locate his friend, ltert Braginer. Any one knowing Braginer will eont'er a favor hy writing Pawhush at Ter-umse- h. OUR FIRST EXECUTIVE Reductions in (irim of Ford closed ears, ranging form FJil.OO to $S 15.00, and increases in the priee of ojiou models, ranging from fAl.lK) to $30.00, are announced in this weeks Sun liy the Redd Motor Conipauy. Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark of In these words George celestial fire conscience. Washington expressed the modern conception of the word SERVICE as it applies to all things including business. I'- L S t. t f c r ' i LOCAL WEATHER the third, Mike Pagialakis, a-- for a The eases will come itefora I m role. the board of review with twenty-si- x others at the hearing to In held at the state prison tomorrow (Saturday). Just because a swimmer breaks in indoor nnIs it doesnt records menu he is a J. V. lstofltouro do No. 3 for Salt Lake on Tuesdav parted City where they will spend a lew days and then go on to law Angeles to tail with their daughter, Mrs. Smithwonh, and son Joliu, who reside in HihI eity. Mr. and Mrs. really thrive. SERVICE in its broadest sense is the policy upon which we make our appeal for your patronage. UVIONCHUVUMINB Mr. and Mrs. (War llansen of MorHenry Fiark, government weather oni antiounee the marriage of their olwerver at lrire, gives The Sun this daughter, Fay, to Eldon Van Unren data for the week ending with Wedof Wattis. The marriage took place nesday, February 17th. last Thursday in Manti. The young eouple will make their home at Wattis. The business that does not imbue its every action and transaction with CONSCIENCE does not really serve. And the business that does not really serve does not To be considerate; to deal fairly with all; to render U. FOB mhi -- hark . MOM, ETC. Two (Vais Per Wari Kark 1 averts Na llurii Amoults. Hilt HALE NKW ELECTlllll RIAN-k- el Mr. and Mrs. Knox Patterson this couiiilctc. Impiire Maylax Hhop. week purrhased the Merl Tangren FOB ItKNT TWO MODERN ROOMS. residence property just east of the (iiriiisiid. 557 J" street. Moah Co-O- p store, says the of the 11th. The property MRS. ALLIE LOBACK WINS AN IlKillWAY GAUAGK FOB RENTI loin Fasnio, AWARD IN CONTEST mile west of Iru-e- . consists of a house and alsiut an Here The consideration was of ground. Mrs. Allie ladiaek of Price, has re- WANTED TO BUY 8KOOND-IIANHOIK). child's crib. leave address The Hun ceived a cheek from the Skinner Man- office. Neb, The siinual junior prom of the Car ufacturing rotnuiny of Omaha, bou high school will be held March as a prise award in their contest on FOB HALE ; BOSTON ItPI.L P(FN pies; $25.NI iiedixree Wiers. llarrjp 5th at City Hall. Tha eonimittee is Whv Skimmer's Macaroni Products Foster, Hem, I'tah. to In icrial Are letter a Duane llo Superior. Cliristeiisen, composed HALE states that The FABM WAGON. II A the FOB Sun mer Ilyatl, Ira Sniitj, Betty Jones, eomauy slid one Isirse A years o!J, weight Lucille ljennison Klwfn Ellis and ltay thousands of letters were received and bout IHm. Phone 240. Evans, rums advisor The affair will over a month's time was needed in n. which to grade them aud select the TRUCK FOB- - HALE IN GOOD be invitaubmrtr Iinpiire tit Hnsiks aimrfinriil. winners. S5 north Eighth street. El wood Mathis, the oldest sulisti Although Mrs. Loback didimt win tute eferk in the Priee jswtoffiee, sue one of the larger awards, special cred- FOB HALE A LAItGE MOHHLER firm or ofX I cecdcd Fred liadinek, transform it is due since only one hundred am fice.safe suitable forII.mercantile L. Pratt, Electric Bargain. of the thousands of letters Frei thirty-fiv- e to the railway mail service. Utah. Winkcnwerifer was apnointevl as sub- received were awarded prizes. One of building, Price, HALBS-lail- y stitute in the'dgciMHMathis, making the most inisirtant (mints in this win- WANTED A F1R8T-GLA8to lake orders. GimmI iwy und no the first change in the Price office ning letter was tne fact that Skinner to make. Write Wild Itose comMacaroni products are made of Ani-li- deliveries for more than a year. 823 ltegent building, Halt Lake City. Durum wheat flour, an exclusive pany, V. A. Tompkins, freight agent for fact alsiut these products and which BATTEHY MEN IK YOU ARB IN. the battery repair business, write us the Deliver and liio Grande Western counted heavily with the judges. We can lielp you. 1 'a reimmediately. railroad, and J. F. Cronin, traveling mount Itadiolite Co., of Utah, 1194 Mouth freight agent for the Missour Pacific, SECOND ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY Htate Hirer! . Halt laike City, Utah. OF COMMUNITY CHURCH siciit Monday night in Mimb and went BUTTER WRAPPERS PRINTED TO down to the Midwest-Uta- h Southern order, a hundred fur $1 All : two hunThe second annual anniversary oil well Tuesday where they sNnt the dred, $2.25 ; five hundred, $3.50 ; a thousheld on was church Priee Community 1 1th. and. $5.50. Bent parcels post prepaid day Wednesdty evening in the basement where remittance accompanies order. Tbs L.' A. Jaeobsou, formerly of Sco- of the church when dinner whs serv Hun, Price, Utah. ed bv the Ladies Aid society, sonic CLERK-TBRIER EXAMINATION, field, but of late years residing at Rev. J, Price. Halary $1700. Axes 18 to 45. Manti, died this week at Seattle, sixty guests being present. K O. Men Johnson introduced women. Dont miss this opportunWash., following an ojicration for Freelen ity. (Vsirliinj course $5.00. Write for sloinaoh trouble. Jacobson was a rail-nw- d Clay, who artnl as toastmaster. booklet free and particulars. L Hampton, uartette of Miss Hartman Wasfainxton. D. C. engineer, having worked at Sco- Mrs. It. MLcomposed Mr. Whitman and Box 1N18-VJones, field and Manti for the Denver and HALE A FIVE-ROOBRICK liio Grande Western and bad made Mr. Rohhins sung. .Mayor ('. 11. Mad- FOR house, two acres of land, a packingintroduced a was made sen and talk, Scohis home at Manti since leaving house and amall barn. One acre in strawlie and Mrs. Madsen being guests. Mr. berries and a half sere of raspberries and field. Bobbins of Hlandardville sang a solo sweet cherries. Property is at Hpringvilio A. Data is 1 icing gathered fur the ex- and Rev. J. Freelen Johnson made a (Utah) in town. Phone 1 Im or see Ilarmer, Helper. tension of the present carriers route short talk. rith- The feature of the evening was a talk by Ray K. Ditm, of Loveland, Colo., a personal friend of Rev. Johnson, who had stopped over in Priee and will be aided very much by the for the evening. A reception was held new sidewalk districts and also by the after the program. renumbering of the streets now under YOUNG LEE DIAMENTI CAUGHT consideration by the city council. AT WENDOVER A. W. Kf finger of Duke Word was received in Price Wedwas given a susieiided sentence in Justice Hammonds court in nesday by Sheriff Ray Doming from Price Thursday for taking several Wendover of the capture in that city I hundred dollars worth of money and of Lee Diamenti, wanted here for begoods from the Etandardville amuae-jme- breaking jail and stealing a car hall. The stolen articles were longing to Dr. E. F. Gianotti of Helfound in his room hy the sheriffs per. Diamenti is being held at Wendforce Friday. Kf finger was given a over on a charge of stealing a car at susNnded sentence for six months Bingham and will probably stand trial and has since left the state for Cali- - there before being returned to Carl ion county to face charges of breaking fornia. And parents want them to jail, robbery and stealing the car of have the best the markets afHenry MeGwan Reid died at Or--I Dr. Gianotti. The young man escapfords. When yon think of bread angeville last Wednesday, aged 72 ed from the county jail here ( n FebI think of Tip Top, Turkey Red years. The funeral was held at Or- ruary 9th after being held but twen hours on a charge of second and Seminole flour for making angeville Sunday, Bishop Tuttle pre- bread and pastry and yon will siding. Reid was liishop at Orange-Ivill- e degree robbery. He made his getaway for fifteen years and well and from Priee in the stolen car which make no mistake for there is none better for wholes omness, favorably known in that section. He later waa found badly smashed up leaves a wife, Harriot Cox Keid and near Thistle. strengthgiving content and flathe following children, Howard M., E. vor. The children will enjoy Ernest, and Fred W., all of Orange- THREE GREEK MINERS ARE anything made from these. Hay, SEEKING CLEMENCY ville and Mrs. Lincoln G. Kelly, Mrs. grain and general forwarding to Lenora Stavner and William T. Reid, all points. Greek ennvieted Three of miners, all of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Leon manslaughter arising out of the killard Snow of Kenilworth. ing of Deputy Sheriff Webb in the Times-ln-deiende- nt , Price Commercial and Savings Bank PRICE, UTAH ft ss X1N-ditlo- I. t 8 er Timcs-Intlccndfi- n. Hats Early Showing of Spring in that styles All the new materials" and combinations are hard to resist. Short backs, high crowns, small brimmed hats styles too numerous to mention. In all the spring shades large and small head sizes. Hats in all the newest colors, newest trims, newest shapes, every hat new, fresh and correct. In colors, lovebird green, Italian blue, phantom red, tan, rose,gray and black wood. They are excellent in quality, lowest prices and are the latest shown in the Eastern markets. They are priced within the reach of all. $7.50 and up. il, Stan-Idardvil- le nt Children Like Bread ty-fo- ur Bessie Kennedy, Mlinery, Inc. Price, Utah News from Washington, D. C. Carbon county coal strike several ago, have appealed to the state They are investigating the aluminum years board of pardons for clemency. Two trust, but may make light of of the eases, John Kriaris and Tony Birth announcement cards. The Hun. Kambourakisf seeks a full pardon and it DM South Ninth Street; Prica, Utah |