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Show uraSDAY. W-- li, T VOt THE apportionment OF LEGION FIRST CONTEST IN AID ARRANGED LABOR CELEBRATION 4 Utahs d Ujj ars jj being sponsored Workers of Arnica The first aid contest will be conducted in cooperation with the association, Utah Coal Operators to which will furnish cash prizes an; '"I first aid competition The celebration is the United Mine ' S' winners Mr. Hill said the committee J ists ex- mens teams and five 18 that Growth Of Vegetation On Desert East Most Luxurious In Many Years One of the most pronounced storm periods in Price in many years was recorded during the past week, with heavy rains falling on virtually every day. On a number of days the downpour continued without appreciable interruption over stretches of several en-y- s- between various mining representing trains featcommunities will be one of the ures of the Carbon county Labor day celebration to be held at Helper on E. L. Hill of Spring September 6, of the arrangeCanyon chairman Wed- announced committee, ments A Oft 69 American Legion a total of 355 voting delegates to the state convention here on August 5, 6 and 7. The Salt Lake City post will have the largest number of 5. followed by Ogden with 18, Provo with 13 and Price and Logan with 12 each. The Helper posts quota is six. The voting delegates will form only a small part of the men who will attend the convention. Virtually every post in the state has reported that it will have a large representation in addition to the official dele- To Vie foree Number Of Teams Offered By For Prizes State Association ft V O C A PRICE PAST WEEK posts will send C. - A D HEAVY RAINS HIT MEET ENVOYS DECIDED FOR S V N hours. The desert east from Price has, by reason of the heavy precipitation during the past winter and up to the present time, produced the most luxurious growth of vegetation seen in that section in 20 years or more, according to officials of the Manti National forest, who declared that with gates. Auxiliary units will also be well represented, according to information received by officers of the local organization. TWO COMPLAINTS Percentage Of State, Federal Relief FOR DISTURBING PEACE ENTERED Carbon Drop old-ti- Junior May Continued f.Made In Castle Gate William Dance, Gib- M 12 THE HOUSE OF HITS Hit No. 'FOR RENT HOUSE INQUIRE OF Phone 248-- J. . Mrs. Pete Giraud. 1 ... '"4 NEEDY FAMILIES DESIRE Discarded clothing shoes to remodel for their children of school age and babies. Write Box 543, Price. State date and address to call. APARTMENT, FURN-ishe- d Fouts apart- or unfurnished. ments. Call 32. JfOR RENT ONE 2 ROOM FURN. Apt., modern. Cottage Apts., call RELIABLE MAN WANTED TO call on farmers in Carbon county. No experience or capital required. Make up to $12 a day. Write CO, Dept. S, Freeport, Illi- Mc-NE- SS c with DAME MAY WHITTY EVAHS.IEWIS STONE EUSSA I ANDU THOMAS BECK MADGE Hit No. FOUR SALE $149 Regular $1.29 Clearance Price SUN SUITS USED MAT- -, Condition. quire Friedman-Shelb- SECOND CROP HAY Bidder. standing. Highest Cash 699-J4. ANo Jersey Cows, Phone Cheap. FOR SALE-CLARI- NET te. 10 HOUSE FOR RENT Mrs. Brown, of Inquire 13 So. 5th East. letter tray Wire, wooden and steel t The YOU WANT TO FOLLOW A RENOVATED, COV-ere- d, conrebuilt, lAe new, $4.50; MATTRESSES ! 12c PHONE IF remunerative profession investigate CulThe Provo School of Beauty Provo, St., North 1st 11 East ture ith POUNDS .... Y Bunch Vegetables Price j Fresh from Gardens Y TOMATOES! X 5 FOUNDS X CUCUMBERS 3 I? PRICE Y PEAS GROWN Y Tender and Sweet Y Y 13c 3 POUNDS Y REASONABLE PLAIN SEWING AT Y West Stance. Y CANTALOUPES pnees. 125 N. 2nd JUMBOS 2 19C FOR Y IN 20 JUNE LOST HORSE, ON hores Y Beaver Creek district. Bay Brand WATER MELONS with white nose and legs. Reward Y ICE COLD Sweet at XO on left side of thigh. Y 1 AV to finder, $10.00. John Manilas, Y Price, Box 666. Y R & W Sifted PEAS ETC. BARNS, FOR Y 2?C acre in Castle Dale town. Cheap. Y 2 CANS C. Enquire Hans verted into spring filled mattresses, deliver each $9 50. We call for and Friday. Tuesday, Complection J UR GANG ree Smart Boy SALE-HOU- 1 Dale. SE, Soap 17C BARS Values to $2.95 Clearance Price UNION MARKET U. S. INSPECTED MEATS 29c R&W TUNA FLAKES cLn1 2 M CANS LARGE CAN 25C fAUA. Mixed Cookies 1 PEETS BIG BROWN SOAP 13C B COFFEE POUND CAN JAi 10c POUND JAR MT. BRAND Beef Pot Roast PER POUND 18c Sugar PRICE 33 T t tf V Y Y Y Y 25c X SOUP MEAT PER Y lOcX POUND POT ROAST PER 20c POUND FRANKFURTERS M- Y Y Y nvw Y Y X All Meat 19c X PER POUND 18c x G?S1 PHONE T0 vea- l- 89c POUND Pure Fruit 3 27c LEPTONS 29c 1 POUND J Fruit Cocktail BLACK TEA Splendid for Iced Tea and Creamer FREE FANCY Honey-POU-ND ADDED SLIPPERS CAMAY 21c Pineapple Juice ICE COLD 5c ODD $149 food specials T Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y LOT Y OXFORDS or 98c POTATOES FORD TRUCK Mrs. S. F. Grundvig, Price. 533-- SUNDAY - MONDAY Continuous from 1:00 Sun. Call 6.50 .SPEC. Y Y Y Y Y Y 2(3 Clearance Price FOR SALE 1930 Regular 55c Clearance Price Shoes y VALUES to Sun-Advoca- te. FOR SALE Checks WHITE fY 1 a-4- 9 Full Cut Gay Stripes or Childrens Black or White OXFORDS or Straps Clearance Price v Y i Tan-Slac- k Price LADIES STORE GROCERY in Carbon County. In- FOR and Bakery Grey or Model, Clearance Childrens 88c FOR RENT 1 FURNISHED ROOM for light housekeeping. Phone 361. SALE MENS TWEEDS TIES $1.98 First Class tresses. Clean. Phone 26 2 Price Y Y fY 69c Regular $1.95 Clearance Price nois. FOR fY Celenese with Horizontal Stripes Tie Necks Clearance Regular $2.95 Clearance Price 292-- R. ( V Y Y Y Y Y Y LADIES and MISSES COTTON FROCKS ... FOR RENT Y POLO SHIRTS All White Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Mens GLOVES were alive when the lights went lull Then the killer struck in a RXeif f jacked room I It's I semantic thriller From the May by Y Regular $2.00 Clearance 98c FOR RENT MODERN APT. CALL 416 So. 1st East or Phone 513-- J. $3 San Juan. All Styles All Sizes All Colors -- I 23.47; Uintah, 18 31, 19 63; 12.46, 11.96. Mens STRAW HATS I 3 Hammond. Values to $7.95 CLEARANCE sCastle Gate ward reorganized its M M. I. A. and Y. W. M. I. A. hnday, and chose new officers to di- I ct coming fall and winter programs. ,Thomas R. Biggs will preside over BEET RAISERS, SURE RIDDANCE young men as superintendent, of worms with profit. Feathered Is councellors are Wesley Robert turkey poults will do it. Special jh and Mike Turnbull, while William on 50s. Frank Liddell, Welprice knee will be secretary-treasure- r, Coal Creek farm. lington fary Robertson was appointed presiFOR SALE WORK MARE. CALL 416 So. 1st East or Phone 513-- J. FRIDAY - SATURDAY Continuous from 3:30 Sat. Twin bill program Vern F. Olsen is charged nth dis- turbinS the Peace in Price mi July 10. Tbe complaint against hint was filed before Justice of the Peace J. W. Y Y Y All Summer SHEERS and SPORT SILK DRESSES PASTELS and PRINTS son. HELPER 10. A-L-E Violet Ross, Sophia Stapley, Ruth Dance and Pearl - A complaint filed before JUsticv of the Peace V. E. Gilbert at Castle Gate specifically accuses Joe Nielson Sr., of using profane language and attempting to strike his wife. The complaining witness, John Dasfcalatas, deputy sheriff at Castle Gate,' alleges the offense was committed July f nt Appointments Glbson- t cele-jjati- on 1 Charges of disturbing the peace were filed against two defendants tfus week by County Attorney Mad D. AAAttuAAAAA,,,hA4tiAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Y v V "V ss, gov-(fnme- PAGE FIVE proper control under the division of grazing and favorable weather conditions those ranges should soon regain Cases their productivity. In Show Floods resulting from heavy rains have made the roads impassable in Figures released this week by Allen many parts of the Manti forest. The damage has been especially heavy on T. Sanford, state director for the national emergency council reveal that the Huntington canyon route. 12.55 per cent of the total population of Carbon county was assisted by Baseball state welfare department or the works administration during May, Be Locally progress as compared with 14 25 per cent during the corresponding month of 1937. A movement to continue the Price The Carbon percentage for May of junior baseball program, which was this year compares with a state figannounced this week as having been ure of 15 04 per cent. abandoned by the American Legion, Twenty of the 29 counties in the has been launched by the county rec- state had a larger percentage of resi- reational department. dents assisted by relief agencies than C. H .Madsen, recreation director, did Carbon. The percentage of assistance in oth and W. P. A. recreation leaders expressed themselves as willing to con- er Eastern Utah counties for May, duct the junior project providing that 1937 and May, 1936 was respectively team sponsors desire to go through as follows: Emery, 29.28, 24 86; Grand, 25.86, 19 8; Duchesne, 23 52, with the program. Logan Legion Post First To Register For Price Sessions will participate in the of the Representatives gompetition. act as judges. will mines of kpreau ITwo additional features of the day Logan post No. 7 of the American Jill be ceremonies concerning two Legion has the distinction of being Mr. in city, Helper important projects the first unit in the state to send in ffill reported. its official registration for the Utah off Governor Henry H. Blood will department convention here in Augstreet new Janet ficially open the ust 5, 6 and 7. while Representative Abe The registration, with 12 delegates Hurdock, who was instrumental in was received Wednesday by Hel-st- r, listed, for a federal building Securing Wilford E. Jensen, chairman of the of dirt will turn the first shovel registration committee. Commander the for excavation H beginning Ace Calder was designated chairman structure. of the Logan delegation. in held is observance being I The jjelper this year in accordance with Tplan adopted by the United Mine dent of the young women, to be assisted by Pearl Gibson and Beckie "Jorkers, whereby the annual will be alternated between Jensen, councellors, and Vera Petersen, secretary-treasure- r. and that community. jjice Outgoing officers are John C. ParCharles Houghton, Robert Olson, ry, I. A. women's teams PRICK, UTAH T E , t COMPANY WE DELIVER UTAH THE BIG DEPARTMENT STORE fY t Y Y Y |