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Show mm. W jhA 4mm. THE PAGE TWELVE Many Place Entries In Pet Sho vu SUN ADVOCATE, - IT THURSDAY, 1H , By Mrs McCoy Nelson HELD BY COUNCIL for Noahs ark didnt have much on looking, a rooster, which refused to Harrv Sutton Jr left recently the number of varieties of birds and show enough interest to stay awake. here he will attend school Fairview, Tommy Morrison, with turtles, and high. beasts which were entered in the Pet Ardeen Members of the Price City coun- - at Biddle, with pet fish, won TuckJ kft last week for Mo-Show staged by the Price Kiwams prizes for the smallest pets. cil met in a short regular session last tQ attend school. club in conjunction with the fight for Prettiest pet prize went to a pigeon Monday evening. All officials were Helcn Hill left recently Mlgs card at the high school gym last Fri- belonging to Henry Guymon. Leo present. Routine business was at- - Mt. Pleasant, where she enrolled oi Larsons dog won the longest tail tended to and bills at Wasatch Academy. day evening. passed for pay school , in a walk. The award for the prize howViolet Dukes of Provo arriv-- the Miss best Mans dog, friend, ment. p her the smartest take out in the best to up brought ed here Sunday ever, seemed to be predominent, likeA motion was passed to offer the tlon as teacher. bewise carrying off most of the prizes young trainers, the menagerie all old hospital property on First Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maiaska enter-- , which were awarded for apparently ing put through their more or less East city street to A. N. Wallace for $5000, tained with a birthday par y to stunts. was Prize given the slightest excuse from the smallest difficult an offer made by the lat- - 0f Howard Jesson. following Turto the one with the longest ears. ter. The city agreed to sell the build- - evening, Charles Atwood, Jrs., iog, copped tles, chickens, ducks, fish, dogs, cats, as down payment and playing for $500 ing the for the the with longest pet prize canaries, pigeons, and even fleas the balance payable in installments, prizes were his little crrmrl nrizes were ears, not having entry difficulty brought entered) (though to draw 7 per cent Donalt Thorpe, securing the coveted honor. Donald the unpaid balance in to compete. interest. to A debghtf ui luncheon w as served Judges, G. J. Reeves, Lewis Hun-sak- Shiner possessed the prize winning , was pur-The canine best the nurnerous the originally guests, building tbe behaved, and Elmie Bernardi several judged was times having to give two prizes so worst behaved would have been more chased from Rev. R. C. Jones about Lloyd Jacklin of Salt Lake CityTucknow is of Reuben for but re$10,000, home of to nine ago decide. Lamont difficult The at the years a guest close were the entries, Bernardi dog W. P. A. er for several days. sorting to a sliding rule for measuring Blackburn won honors with a face being used for offices of Mrs. the canine possessing the longest tail. that only a mother could love, to walk Completion of the ball park pro- - John Erkkila, Roland Erkkila, Ellen Groussmans dog won the away with the ugliest event. Rob- ject is being held up awaiting ar- - Zane Nelson and Mrs. Clansa to Salt Lake City Saturd y prize for the most ariitocratic looking ert Owen had the best named dog, rival of funds from the federal gov- -, motored rs0 n Erkkila, who is o pet Lena Pitts walked away with and Paul Skipworth won the oddest ernment, according to a report made still vlsl in the ill hospital. first honors for owning the dumbest looking pet prize. by Treasurer Carlyle Pace. He states Mrs. Walter Jones and son returned that the work has been already ap- from Ogden Monday, after home was held here last year, good attend- proved, but may be being held up several dayS with the form- d the president. ance from the district marking the awaiting final okey by parents City Attorney Frank B. Hanson was The Bddge dub was entertained at session. instructed by the council to make a Wilhoe Koski Dr. Franklin S. Harris, president of demand on the Walker Bank & Trust Refreshments afternoon. Thursday the Brigham Young University of company, Salt Lake City, for restitu-- 1 were served to twenty guests. High Provo, who has just accepted state tion of a microscope or its value, es- - prize was won by Mrs. Paul Madsen Red Cross workers of four consolation prize by Mrs. Roland chairmanship of the annual roll call timated at $150, whilch was includ-ian- d F. Taylor. Emery, Grand, San Juan and drive, is expected to attend the meet- - ed in the legacy of the late Dr. F. , Carbon, will be guests at a meeting to ing to deliver the princpal address, Fisk to the city, but which was not c oo v. Clear tree be held in Price in the near future if according to Mr. Christer sen. Similar delivered by the trustee of the estate have School days begun in eatnes , plans advanced by Nyles I. Christen- district conferences are to be held in the banking concern. now spent in are most and evenings sen, field representative of the mercy other districts in October. lessons. Contrary to last year, getting out. are carried organization, Appointment of a Carbon county when all but one teacher, the primary Mr. Christensen was a visitor here drive chairman is expected to be .instructor, were new, this years staff. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rarsha an-Wednesday and today, conferring made in the near future. Mrs. J. C. comprised of only one new leader with Red Cross organization leaders Hubbard served in that capacity last nounce the birth of a son Saturday the primary instructor, Miss Violet concerning the proposed meeting year and the county made an excel- morning. Mother and babe are doing 'Duke of Provo . which is planned for discussion of the lent rating in the 1935 campaign, sur- fine. Friday night the high school ob a Mrs. Glen L. Nelson and her moth-'serv0f school with tbe Excellent annual roll call drive for the district. passing previous years. Mrs. Jessie Crawford, were guests ,wiener roastopcrling er, Level. After at Weedy Tueson be would almost held from received was The meeting response home of Dr. E. V. Long m!climbing through the thickly wooded at the day, October 20. A similar meeting every community in the county. Castle Gate Thursday. canyon to the chosen spot, the parMrs. Jessie Crawford is soon to tlc nts en ,oyed a campflre meal and leave for Nevada to visit with rela-- 1 m a. a. Westbound Arrive Price, a m- Leave Price, 2:38 a. m. Eastbound Arrive Price, l:io a. m Leave Price, 1:30 a. m. Bus Schedule Westbound Sun-Adv- o- Sore ea ft I I I I I III I I I I Ilf II I It t I t tMt 1 1 1 1 t I I I I I iffijr THANKS! mSmeKkand1 Friends and Patrons For the increasing business which - I indicabeing given this firm tive of a favorable attitude towards it throughout Carbon county. We have found it necessary to employ extra help to handle increased work. No sweatshop methods are used in our plant. is es Red Cross Will Meet In Price Next Month 17, (Ed. Note. Following is a list of statistics which will be accurately maintained through The cate for residents of Price, offering lelpful information on mailing, trainand bus schedules. A periodical check WU1 be kept to insure the authentic- ness 0f these statistics). Gums-PyorrhMail Schedule Foul breath, loose teeth or Outgoing westbound mail, postoffice sore Gum 2:30 a. m.; 2:30 p. m. are disgusting to behold, deadline all LETOS PYORRHEA KKMKhv i tgoing eastbound mail, postoffice 12:45 a. m. ly recommended by leading deutis?. deadline never disappoints. Druggists retur! mail, to Emery county, If it fails. 0utgoing mny Creek, Gordon Sunnyside, Colum- KELIJEYS PRICE DRlp CO. er District Workers Of SEPTEMBER bia, postoffice deadline 63 Train Schedule STATISTICS CLEAR CREEK NEWS SHORT SESSION IS 711 PRICE j 1 as ACME CLEANERS & TAILORS ed tives and friends. An Automobile Loan Will Help You tn 20 minutes without mortgaging your furniture, To obtain assigning your salary check or obtaining endorsers. To cut down monthly payments if you still owe on your car. To SELL YOUR car to a prospective purchaser on time yet realiis cash out of dhe deal. Price Private Loan Credit Corporation Phoite 397 Silvagni Bldg. The M. I. A. held their opening social Monday evening. Following are, officers of the Mutual this year: Lau- irel Gilligan, president of the young Walter K. Daly arrived here last Ladies: Bernice Turner, first coun- - week from Salt Lake City. Mr. Daly ceUor; Margaret Kay, second councelan instructor at the Sen8unior ior; Ellis Peacock, president of the school. hlgh J young mens division; Amel Denison,! Ferron Saradakis of Price visited second1 first counsellor; John Preston, couneellor. Rose White was chosen there with friends Monday and and Gerald Anderson for day of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jorgensen of chorister. Mr. and Mrs. John Preston and Price were house guests last week at. family visited at Castle Dale over the the home of Mr. and Mrs. James W. week-en- d. .Wallace. Mrs. Minnie Prcssett of Price has' Mrs. LoUjs Gorishek visited in the been visiting at the home of Mrs. Zina state capital city Tuesday of last Pressett. week. Mr and Mrs. James Monroe enter--I returned reMiss Luci!e p tained with a bridge party Saturday u from Freedom where she has . J. Mrs. Mr. m and of honor evening Deen vlsmng wjth her erandmother B. Brown of Salt Lake City. Other Carbon Miss Melba Donaldson, guests were Mr. and Mrs. Byron week-Mr- s. visited over the high student, Mr. Mrs. and Hixon, Jerry Varner, G. L. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (William Donaldson. James Varner. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Denison have1 Joe Podbvesek spent several days moved to Rolapp to make their perm- - of last week in Salt Lake City on business. , anent home Homer Haines, his family and Bruce A. Madsen and R. Collard mother, Mrs. Galbreath, of Vernal, motored to Mount Pleasant Sunday, Miss Helen Maine has returned were guests during the week at the here after a months visit in Los An-M- r. homes of James and Jerry Varner. and Mrs. Dan Pcdenva and geles with her brother, Elmer, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Wilson and daughter, Olivia, will visit in Salt Lake for two weeks. Miss Olivia will children were visitors in Eureka last 'remain there to attend the University week. Jack Helsten, son of Mrs. H. Hel-ste- n, of Utah. left for Mount Pleasant where Miss Nona Ungritch of Castle Dale is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Nina he will resume studies at the satch Academy. Miss Leah Miner of Fairview was Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hansen spent a Scofield visitor Sunday. at Cleveland. the week-en- d Mr. and Mrs. Lauritz of Rochester! Don Anderson of Mount Pleasant .called on friends here Sunday. visitors here. were week-en- d Vernon Davis of Price attended to Mrs. Walter Mark and sons of Pitts- burg, California, have returned to business matters here Friday, their home after a ten day visit with Andrew Anderson returned to Mrs. Mark's mother, Mrs. Lizzie Mount Pleasant where he will again fill the position as principal at the Jones. Price visitors here recently were North Sanpete high school. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coli, guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Pizza of and Mrs. F. Denison, and Miss Ange- - Price visited here Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace and lina Baldini, who visited friends. Visiting in Price recently were Tay- - Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Strang. 'lor Turner, Mr. and Mrs. John Jones,! Fay Jiles of Price is spending sev-- I eral days here on business. Mrs. Agnes Lynn and Emma Flaim. Miss Carolyn Gorishek is in Rolapp Gem elipo large or small 5 cents a W'here she has joined the school staff. package at The ike Parry of Castle Gate was a business visitor here Sunday. Paul Petersen of Helper visited Tues-organ- Street Price Mayings may bt hoi with fasohnt Multi Motor. -- MODEL 30 HELPER FURNITURE & HARDWARE CO. THE MSTTSO COWPSWT Ptandti M.mrfMtmr. MCWTON, IOWA 1SSJ ist "The tvny it took the hills was wonderful" SINCE PURCHASING my Lincoln-ZephyI have driven it 1250 miles, and I am very well pleased with the car. It averages Letter than 18 miles per gallon of gas, and this in itself is an excellent feature. r, have just returned from a trip to Yellowstone Park, and the way in which it took the hills was wonderful. I have never driven an automobile that has such splendid vision and this feature can certainly be appreciated on a trip of this kind. here with friends Friday. Frank Gorishek and daughter, Jose- phine, motored to Heloer Wednesday. 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