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Show THURSDAY, MARCH AT uu aT(Inc.. TburwUy By Ban PnblWiin U. W. UrochHt. MUmucr. Twenty Years Ago This Present Week any newspaper man who reads the "copy turned in nowadays and who read that which the lathers and mothers of these same children turned in years ago. R. J. Turner wa doing some Su?dt 'Em li. If Hard sui-veyi- ng in Green River. wince. hiiMrriptlon, $2.00 tha Tear la Ad188-It. J. Sharp wee np from hi Big Office Phone No. 9, Iiaaldence, Scout the firat of the week for ranch Spring er 133-short stay with hia family. dur-- ! la tend Aa Second - CUa Mall Marriage license! were issued At Jana 4. 1015, At the PwtottireMarch and Critehlow D. J. to week the Up of Act tha ing Price, (juh. Under Price. both of M. Inex INTO. Oman, S, The Boy Seouts eseentive training Utah Fnel company was erecting ADVERTISING RATES a elision will convene at the extension a poetoffiee building and residence Matter Per Inch Per bene, 40e, 20 Transient, 50c. Special Peeitkin, per office under the post office next Sat- next to the old aite at Sunnyside. Cent Additional. W. W. Lewis, the jeweler, had pururday with Supt. W. W. Christensen Inner-ItoLegato Tan Uenta the Lina Each chased from C. R. Marensen a four-- 1 of assisted the n Lina. by to charge Worda program Count Six room eottage just off of North Ninth $12A0; Water Application, $15- - Scout Commissioner George A. Row-e- Leaders to Meet Saturday to Take Problems J. 8um-awa- a, y. ' Executive Anderson will develop Mreet. Sam Woodhead of Clear Creek was the technical scheme for ecout leaderin Price during the week on a busi- -j ship training in handicrafts and other ness trip. He reported everything at j activities. One of the main features will be tha ooal camp as working nicely with the atrewing of the effieaey of scout the usual ontput of coal. II. Stevenson. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. nrograms when ' properly engaged in in the leaders their crvstal or and celebrated of patrols patrol Price, ly direct work of merit and scout tesla, twentieth wedding anniversary at thej and the planning of constructive play Woodman hall during the week. and games that build np scouting. Mrs. Lydia Avery of Wellington! The summer programs will be dis- was in Price during the week on her cussed by B. W. Dalton, camping diway home from a visit with a daughI want awning without Tha Hua; rector, and it will be decided whether ter in Twin Fells, Ids., for several up and cried la tha eeagregettoa. to taka the tronp to Timpanogos or months. Jeh. told the Huntington encampment as CL N. Sweet, purchasing agent for was bald last year. In that event a Consolidated Fuel company and the separate eamping trip will be planned the Southern Utah railroad, was a j with Anthers and sons. Price visitor en route from Hiawatha Utah Thompson reports the trans- to Salt Lake Easter Sunday, which falls on mission City. of part of. the $420 March 26 this year, is observed :eea owed a major H. Wood, manager of the new Fred Timto the district the by by Christians in commemoration panogos Council and next Monday Savoy hotel in Price, eame down from j' of Christs resurrection, but not evening a vaudeville will be given by Salt Lake City during the week where furniture and fixas an actual anniversary, as its Vice talent for the raising of these he had been buying hotel. for tures the date varies from year to year, iu unds at Storrs. The entertainment is A. J. Davis, former president of the accordance with a method of lo be under the 'direction of the welHack-nLake City couucil and a friend Don Salt which committee of fare Councomputing adopted by the editor of this paper of almost the a will of is chairman. give Helper cil of Nice in the year 325. next Saturday night in the Rain-o- twenty years, was a visitor in Price dance Custom of celebrating Easter Gardena at Helper. Bert Bunnel during the week. He had become inSunday is really an outgrowth of and Joseph Lambert have charge of terested in lands adjacent to Price. the Jewish Passover. There is no the dance and a great effort will be Fred Paternoster of Sunnyside was trace of observance as a Chris- made for bringing the qnota np to ex in Price during the week to meet his tian festival in the New Testa- pec tat ions. wife who was retaining home from an extended trip to Amina. Mr. and Mrs. ment or in the writings of the Paternoster were undecided whethapostolic fathers. In act, neither er or not they would locate in Price or Christ nor the apostles enjoined Salt Lake City. the keeping of this or any other J. S. Varner of Sunnyside was festival shaking hands With friends in Price But most of the early ChrisThe lOlat quorum of the high priests during the week on hia way home from tiana were derived from the Jew- of Carbon While in Helper, Varner made stake will tender aoeial ish church, many of the old Jew- felicitations to the incoming new of- Helper. settlement with the Denver and Rio ish festivals continued to be ob- ficers, President Angus E. Johnson, Grande railway on account of one of served by them and gradually president, and Ncls Nelson and Loren his boys losing an arm.' The board of directors of the Castle . passed into the Christian calen- E. Golding. Hirst and second counsel. ors, respectively, and bid farewell to Gate Coal, Coke and Mining eompany J TdXCS dar. The name of Easter is drawn former officers, President F. T. Ben- had made application to the Third at District eonrt in Salt Lake City for IXMlSldered Tupcrinv from Easter, mythical Anglo-Saxo- n nett, H. A. Day andinJ. A. Mathis, the tabernacle voluntary dissolution, for the appoint- aoeial to be held a goddess of spring, am Wednesday evening. Mwt f th neeting-o- f the ebamber ment of a receiver and for the sale customs which have markmany William Downard, chairman of the of the property. The corporation had I of commerce directors Tuesday noon ed tiie days observance are de- miscellaneous committee will preside, forfeited its to dp business in I was devoted to a discussion and vote rived from pagan sources. In the and invocation will be offered by a the state by rights reason of its failure to I on a referendum sent out by the Ni ancient church the celebration o: member of the stake presidency. J. F. pay the corporation tax fdr 1900, ao-- 1 Easter lasted eight days, but af- MaeKnight will be master of cere- cording to the application. will have charge ter the eleventh century it wsj monies, W. E., Laker M. T. Hannon refreshand of game two to to later limited three, aiu ments. The program is aa follows: finally to one. Redeemer of Israel, conSong, The proper time for the ob; reading, Oriental narrative, servance of Easter has been the gregation Mrs. Oscar Hanson; solo, bass, Bishop Judge Dilworth Woolley of Manlil subject of bitter controversy in Albert Hopkinson; Tribute to a arrived here Monday to asiist the I various Christian groups. In the Transient Vagabond," Judge George coun-- 1 T. Seventh district court in Csrbon year 197 Pope Victor excommun- Christensen; mystic orchestra, M.new Heaviest one of the of to dispose ty icated Polycrates, bishop of Eph Hannon and eompany; talks by old officers; character reading, Calendars in ten years. He is tceom- esus, and his entire Asiatic fol- and E. M. Porter; fame, by Castle Gate panied by Clair Johnson, eonrt relowing for not conforming to high priests ; relay race, contests in porter. the Roman custom. The Greek E. S. Horsley, court clerk, saui two Games and dance followed guessing. 'church did not adopt the Roman by refreshments. separate courts will be conducted for date until 1923, so that only the next two weeks, Judge George Christeu-tei- i presiding over one and during the last nine years has over the other. Woolley the entire Christian world obJndge 355; Final Proof. $10. Fifteen Cent the Lina Each Render Insertion. Count Bis Worda to the Line. (25) Lenta Blackface Type Twenty-Fiv- e Bach Insertion. Obituaries, Cards of TOuIul Resolutions, BUm At Reading Notice Rates. Count Bis Words to the Line. Iter Sale, For Rent, Found, Loot. Etc., Two Uenta Per Word Each Issue. No Charge Accounts. Add re All Goamnnicatione to BUN PUBLISHING COMPANY Price. Utah a M:. Easter w New and Old Officers . of Stake Quorum Feted Wednesday Referendum Oil tional Chamber of Commerce. It dealt with taxation, and sought the opinion of various local chambers in order to formulate a national poliey on the subject. Next Monday evening, March 28, was set as the date for another joint meeting of the boards pt directors of the Helper and Price chambers. Tia meeting, which is the second joint held recently, win be in Prix and will be a continuation of the pobetween the tm licy of ' towns. M-sio- Insurance Equitable Insurance eney, Price, Utah. Heavy Court Calendar! For Seventh District - WHO I I for Advertising I served Easter simultaneously. According to present usage Easter can not occur earlier than March 22 or later than April 25 The last time it fell on March 22 was in 1818, after which some three centuries must elapse before it occurs so early again. It fell on April 25 the last time in 1843, but will not occur so late in any year of the present cen- tury. Of all Easter customs the use of Blaster eggs is the most universal. This is also of pagan origin, the egg having been con sidered a symbol of immortality by the ancients. NNUALLY, America spends about 2 billion dollars for advertis- years after they were divorced, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Howells of Chicago decided they still loved each other and got married again. A' Twenty-tw- o j NOTICE OF SALE Notice Sh hereby siven thnt the board of county cuiiiiiiimionmi of (Carbon eoun-I coryorstbin of the state ity. a inuniriri-nf Utah, will on til ISth day of April. ! I 1 ; ! st the Lour of 4 o'clock i. iu. ai the court hon-- In lrice, munty. ; state of Utah, sell rt pubUr auction sml bidder for rash. convey to the property toseihei ;the following deserilied and ; with all apniirtcnam-rimprovement Herron. said properly beinx paithrularly i : described follows, Resinning at the northwest comer of Lot 8. Work 31, Price townsite sur-- I rey and running thence south G4V4 feet; thence cost 150 feet; thence south 50 fret, t lienee east fifth feet, thencb north feet, thence went feet to beginning. 214. The board of county commie inners of the right Carbon county. Utah, reser.-eto reject any and ail bids received. 1U32, lib-Le- -t j Recent spelling contests held by the schools of this county i. cause us to reflect a little on the subject of spelling. . No matter what sort of argument may be advanced the fact remains that the younger generation is not made up of as good spellers as the older one. An explanation of this is that the old- high-spee- labor-savin- I s For Easier (Signed). Happiness Send Flowers W. E. Knox, Chairman of board of county comminsionera of Carbon county, Utah. Alf sseil Elizabeth Hadley, Clerk. County er one, having fewer studies, concentrated largely on spelling. But just why the girls have always been better spellers than the boys no one appears able to explain. It seems to be the rule all over the country, however, for in recent accounts of spelling bees we note that in almost every instance the honors were won by girl spellers. We have come a long way since the days of the old blue-- j back spelling book; children arc now studying subjects that their grandfathers probably never even heard of. Their education is doubtless more comprehensive, covering a wider range. But they certainly are deficient In one of tiie greatest attainments which anyone can boast that of spelling. If you dont believe it, ask r to-w- it a-- Best Spelters I On.-bc- n : j I First pub., Mar 17; last, Apr. 14, 1932 CAPITAL. raise it. We help you to Incorporate companies, arrange stock or bond issues, organize, any small large or new business obtain Blue Sky permits In any state. Write fully. The Bond House of Illinois, 210, E. Ohio Street, Chicago, I1L ze, WARRENS FLOWER SHOP ing. Who pays this bill manufacturer, dealer, consumer? None of these. Advertising pays for itself I Countless specific proofs can be found that advertising lowers the cost of goods to the consumer stimulates consumption, speeds up production and creates enough additional wealth to pay its 2 billion dollar bill many times over. We could compare advertising with d truck which a manufaca turer uses, instead of an army of messenger boys, to deliver goods to his g macustomers: or to a chine which speeds up production and reduces costs. To illustrate further, a recent study of comparative price trends of advertised goods and of unadvertised goods between 1913 and 1930, according to a recent study made by the Advertising Federation of America, showed that the avenge price of those groups of commodities affected by advertising had increased by 10 percent, as against a 20 percent price increase for all commodities combined, including both advertised and nnadvertised goods. Moreover, it can be conclusively shown that the percentage of adver tising cost to the total price of all merchandise sold is negligibly small In 1927, according to government figures, the annual gross sales of all corporations was 142 billion dollars. Our 2 billion dollar advertising bill in that year was. therefore, less than one and percent of the total . -- one-ha- lf sales. ' In other words for every ten dollar purchase we make, we pay the nominal amount of 15 cents for ad- vertising! So we stop once more to ask: Who pays for advertising? No one could possibly pay for the manifold blessings it has brought in its train I There is no black magic about it only a marvelous economic paradox by which you reverse one of the oldest of adages, making it possible for you to have your cake and eat it too. In these days of business timidity, advertising is the Moses to lead us out of the wilderness of fear. We have plenty of productive facilities. What we need is consumption, and one of the greatest Urges to consumption is increased advertising. ' UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION in cooperation with . Phone 220 Price , Utah msiif.wn.Eia Tw Cent N LADY Par Word Kuril lnnertloo Chares Amuli WANTS HOUSEWORK. F. Lower, Ilrinar, Utah. Si SB Advertising Builds Business and Protects the Consumer if |