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Show tiKBt'ABV T II fisher beer sets MCE DURING WEEK " -- IN COUNTY LEAGUE u, a rfijriiti fcijii p VT W...MKI "' IikctEfl-- ,le raeU f ? r . Tt-- f ' II a jrm, bndixl fk.nnie Tbralre cf f&rrirr fcnJ L,uj t.rytHcrbrlmcil lhuHigh ,, !J 9 amt folio flr., !r' Jy Sumdrdlthf el ',)i Mhrdule v.hi.1, 'jj ivi:cy. Guilders an4 Hoi. I I- - E Kay, Sj't 1,W ('ey U Will gam , 7aiturr a vVT t (' t , I T A It P AGE T 1 1 It I B GENERALI! zgeneralc TO VISIT show .lili,lr m flat. J! ' f l3fH.al in the !i jiiMJlrJ oi-ia!.i- , r" ' ait - aimourutsj ta.n, hint H is !, e ' .j ' ,, I IN CARBON COUNTY it tl.e 'U'' FB" OFFICER ,w ,tlUlt,v ,f 4ri rs,?iy f h.i 'k)!1 STATE mt, SI'S.AIM(I IE ilr ,t if !c u4 'n U ,,r .14 KaV h.i.or at l.e ! t. LJ Ki.i.t, h juf Sal! I.ute fly , W 'rtk d4y ,nun .w I.t JUtulo fet a ul tic !,rhrr. ul Uk. ar-- , e fill good i,r , u lJ(jJ m tw. t b ,iK , t g M s,nd,S ai4 A;1rrt ,y m mrrttug it la Mill tf f,uh lrating Salt fke City at JJ 00 a rn t'f l r' Uinta in the llrljirr t K i c au t.U i iun the return at rival irfe w,n U- - t 3 llclpfr lViWn aj T,c f.'ll.tk.ng day, a tlmurt .11 r clow n a p in, to tie limit Tuesday to Bvli at the Country rlub for im uiUi. e Oliveto outfit :a to 19 The !l1 -..CVy MaUl,,, Ue hud fi., V.. , , final viV-f the until uas umertam , Itt4 il.'liun Sluif, Mi .l! 8, Kit 1..41 Fthitj..iy . . . i .. irm in I i . f urM I .U- M rXJx-tcs- prs. 1 lVf -- . l 1,1 Ue Z lt to 2?nWrewnEii' with e for the winner added' ,0 team. .ceounUn for 11 of hi ftvrSI Jk W,K"ff- Nitk group - their uprtw to ??e , h a- I . Krrh and M ur 7? ffrordln? ,0 wonl ,ht e rivl fremt 39c GARMENTS LADIES COTTON GARMENT. TINE KNIT. IDEAL SUMMER WEIGHT. APPROVED STYLE. SPECIAL ne 5 9c ay fr ap CLOSE OUT or : ; or ONE GROUP 80 - 21c YARD -- NOW 10c ar i Attend District Meeting Dave Young and Arthur Grange of the Eastern Utah Electric Co. sales force were Salt Lake City visitors the early part of the week, attending a district meeting of Frlgidaire dealers. They reported the meeting well attended and great interest in the sales prospects for the forthcoming season. They also reported that the Frigidaire concern is adding electric ranges and electric home laundry equipment to its productive line. HI SQUARE CAMBRIC PRINTS. SMART PATTERNS, GUARANTEED COLORS. REG. . j m SPRING PRINTS I pre-'ie- An H heara ofValue! GAY AN ID COLORFUL COTTON DRESSES COTTON CREPE IDEAL FOR CHILDRENS OR LADIES NIGHT GOWNS and PAJAMAS. GUARANTEED COLORS. SPECIAL PRICE ICc Famous iLADY WEAR wash frocks GUARANTEED COLORS. A SPECIAL PURCHASE ENABLES US TO OFFER THIS REGULAR $1.49 and $1.98 WASH DRESS AT A REAL SAVING. SIZE 14 to 20 WHILE THEY LAST RUMMAGE TABLE HERES SOME REAL UES. EVERY ITEM ON TABLE IS A BARGAIN. UES TO $1.00. CLOSE VAL- THIS VAL- OUT PRICE 25c Anxiouncin (Sairlb! IFi?5gllntl: rj SAFETY SHOES WE ARE OVERSTOCKED ON MINERS SAFETY TOE SHOES AND MUST UNLOAD AT ONCE. HERE IS A VALUE FOR YOU. THIS SHOE SOLD REGULARLY FOR $3.49. HEAVY FULL GRAIN UPPERS. DOUBLE COMPOSITION SOLE. A SHOE THAT WILL GIVE YOU LOTS OF SERVICE ILnim INCORPORATED New auto freight service with express quality PRICE ON ONE GROUP OP CHILSPECIAL CLOSE-OUDRENS PINE OXFORDS. STRAPS. VALUES TO $1.49. NOW ON THE BARGAIN TABLE T We are Bonded and Insured Carriers (Q AT ONLY WORK SHIRTS Service starting Tuesday , February 15 Salt Lake City to Price Every Week Day PRICE ON MENS FINE WORK SHIRTS. PLAID PATTERNS. GUARANTEED COLORS. A REGULAR 98c VALUE CLOSE SCHEDULE Leave Salt Lake City 11 A. M. Leave Price 4 A- - M. r Arrive Price 3:30 P. M. Arrive Salt Lake City 8 A. M. OUT 79c Station in Salt Lake City at Maxfield Feed Store, 3rd South at 1st West, Phones: Salt Lake, Wasatch 4613; Price, 94, (Public Service Commission permit No. 484). are equipped to handle any size load large or small. A Car bon county enterprise , using Carbon county labor and buying sup plies and equipment through Carbon county dealers . ff CHILDRENS SHOES FAST AND DEPENDABLE We m 1 there Josc-phi- j om LADIES' PURE BILK HOSE SEW SPRING COLORS. KNEE LENGTH OR IN REGULAR. SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE. in On February 5 the Scofield Town board met in regular session to put in!o offu' npw member of the board. Burdell Silitoe tw k the mayorship, James Wallace. Tru:tces are Thoma Riggs, Frank Helsten, John Beryack, Jr tnd John Staley, SOIL AREA SUPERVISORS Jr., succeeding William Matthew, Louis GorLshck. Frarci Wilson and APPLY TOR CERTIFICATE Burdell Sillitoe. Alfred Cary will art TO FINISH ORGANIZATION ns clerk, filling the pcsition formerly held by Thomas Biggs, and Miss Application for a c rtificate of Goyishek will remain as town for the Ptice River Wattreasurer. ershed Soil Convrvotiin district was .made this week by Lin min Marshall Mrs. L. E. retersen and Mrs. Mul- -; Cir Demolished In Fall and Carl Nyman, who were recently 1m 11.11 went to Salt Lai e City Fri-- i ' around three as members of the district laming completely 'appointed jjjy John Tlioyn tipped his truck over times on the Icy road on Kyune curve, board of supervisors by the state soil the uaduct near Colton last Friday, a car belonging lo Emil Isebello, Hel- - conservation committee. but escaped unharmed. The auto was pore, then topped over the side and was completely demolished below last badly wrnked. The Wellington choir plans to Mr Iscbolln tn candidates fx111'0 ' "om,natinK tor to Huntington next Sunday to iniury8 cca anc escaped save for Die other three sent a program. supervisory pots or a fcw minor scratches and bruises. Mrs Kermit Petersen entertained' filed. At least four candl- "" the W. A. C. Wednesday. Attending) dates must be named, as provided for were Alta Anderson, Norma Snow. Snow. Wanda Petersem Melba Be- - in the state law, and each petition BeuLih Draper, LaRue Young, Norma hunin. Gladys Burnett, Evelyn Hill. must bear at least 25 signatures of landowners within the soil district. The three elected supervisors will trems. Mr. Marshall serve three-yeand Mr. Nyman were named for one and two years respectively by the state committee. Following completion of the dis- trict's organization, it is expected that an airplane survey of the 710.500-acr- e LAJ area will be made, preparatory to initiation of soil conservation and flood control practices. Nothing de- -, finite along this line has been done as yet, however, election of the supervisors being required first. Wellington HOSIERY !p.Tnnng out that a txm of Die road to Fermn reseivoir, iwhlrh i being built by the camp, unfinished. Sme of the test fishing and camping In Ihl to be had at that place, the members declared. The secretary was also authmired to purchase 800 f.et of f.lm. to be used In making a permanent tecord of the local group's activities, MEMBERS TAKE 0IT1CE- 33 5$c S Secretary Euyme G,L,n tu. In- many year Uructed to unte to the Hate ' 6ml ,a AW M uiginj; t!,e ,eten- - SCOriEUlTOWN nOAKI) which wa the former O. P. on the Ronnie men playing SkaS Die Skaggs out- T.eatre tram against finally won out 29 to Die latter t the big gun for 15. Chandler wa the wnner. turnlrg In an excellent on defense. won Its Saturday also Skafgs counter by overcoming Standardville battle. 33 to 23 after a Ar.drmci. Standard forward, main- talr.cd hi high scoiing pace, how-- 1 ever, by accounting for 14 points. n:ht, a feature of pectai le of aeveral Fi-- rn NEW STYLES. MADE ritO.M DURABLE OIL CLOTH. IT HOLDS 6 PAIRS Or SHOES COMES IN GREEN. ORANGE, TAN, BLUE AND RED. . i--f CO SHOE BAGS - -- 1! TENNIS SHOES WASHABLE ODORLESS RUBBER SHOES. HEAVY CANVAS UPPERS. A SHOE THAT IS IDEAL FOR GYM AND FOR PLAY. W REGULAR 79c VALUE. SPECIAL LOW PRICE f GENERAL DEPT STORE The Store for all your shopping NEXT TO LYRIC THEATRE - PRICE. UTAH zzjivusiiHozzzz: 4-- t'i 'V |