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".'Hl'tec I '1 bi ran l d H t In ic lni a 1) J. ..it laOUeii Ii r til Vilujitt.iM of its home n.ai kit. 4 AdrriUiui Mtirr. M. Mil , I A ill h A I that wdl ab.v.rb muiii of the and oil a tl.e fi i.l liel Un ! li No j' i Ail I. Mmne on lii 12 ' tor us haOr a It il .;i fkI i'fi Uun, - . P ;lv':!,'.n ..n j.mi.u-drall.nl surj.lus whuh l I.l Hull . lh iece-a- l .e l.ltr conqs-U-the "v for taken fir !..n Ic to 'I be only si. Ji ...e in 8imi.ta.g rd, , . o! 0 . J me I'uru i.u 1, bitrird At .Snuhi) Clots Moll Mollrf Al l!i JutUfU r o! lo wild l'.r U the all H anil n.arkct this of 1879 1 A! Prlre, Utah, Cnltr ile Ail .f Mirth J, dev.lopimnt Hull!. Ial Suomitr offtna!:, 1,1 aiead'iseil la t.e him a aoun a t Mrtul i ..l the buying J uwer of tbo-- e who do the rnu't 1 I jww Huai.) n and lwH.r. r and l... h wo! e farmer , H'liie car. the c a divided lota tie tiding, pnuluring will imjci sj shi:i:iski.n" sham I, n,,! ii J t.ew oii.t. V. 1 0.1 rI,(siUmIi. ummr c!lltr't fU ' t t hone who J'lay iwtesiury jstrti in 4,T il.uii lg (s anin mtutthl, the da through WKIJo.nr of distribution. ju. tuut V, The maximum Irnjajw hie H Ktnuiks vf noik-rr- y tth-h I hr culture dicj'iun j tf rj, of I hr ..ne ltd urtl day Sll of defier, Ji,r p '' g pn- -j In the fieM of hides lltrlr-thigher education euroIhe wk T leading Up I'ROtiRASt A Caih rriiirr Sli.KNDII) cc as 55 of -- If 'the nen.oon when the honorary degree aard are ,k; 6I drjMrra and ltd I. AJccxale. made to individuals often wholly larking in jroj-r- r SEVENTY-FIVtent of the relief money - rv it'llxl.drnir.ion oe .o.m of e work An acitd-ni- ie be attainment that would ordinarily " " going into drouth areas of the west will lot tt! hr Del VOI R MUCIl 77 Other ililailHifhti tf Vt fullowwin for the fortunate one a "herjekin". a - J' In the form of payrolls, at cording to word from jj Ihe td u!h yrilj were thair'e in hind M the ' f11"'1' "I.lii Fourth Of July A Itir rmjle of this ridiculous jxdiry is that the nations eajntol. This is as it should cut vi Day KmdrliMflrn, Mia lt and thi m Jut riMin; orimarc, i ,, of the recently reported award of an 'honorary I .In f hould lie given to tho-- e in actual nee.1 ill 'I Ihr N M,1 (rn Ji oi'Y 1, ;,np plv Mland Mo 1II-M)- R degree to Hr, William A. Wirt, the "bolfheuk com-- t ruction and rehabilitation service should U Rl huUM Oock-"- , junior. sues, r. retnh-reBuzzer from Gary, Ind, the award bring a in return, this j.rogram affording l. Itathmill. r game aid M.i Ah Beauty Shop h of d tor of laws by Ie Iauw university. to those who must jiay and those who will ie-I'hnna tt ive. It is high time that our institutions of high-c- r ioi.in. Mrs E. C. Lm lhmih.im at Canyon, Xihooii Emergency Ians wdl U Mijijilemented by a learning aUdish this honorary jvolicy of rvhabiiitation j'togram for farmers in long-timHissing out degries to those who too oltn have ! vi lure drouth is always more or less a axil shunted into the him light through the regions of acres will some Othir dame or of whims jrobletn. Hundreds of thoti-and- s jsditlis iaage famiway that is of equally Imuled quality so far as revert to the v ili. rne-- s and thousands of land. arndi-milies will Is traii'fcrred to more an omjii'hrm nts are coin triad. 1 - t- l- ! . la-'-e- s I ' t l 1 r- C 1 t I 1 - - ! iS n-- H V VI.-- 1 , en-n- e 1 . 1 -- 1 I - , , r wM-all- n - 111 r E d- - J I !. I , lii-t.- c ne-f- it de-fr- it ....-rnh'i- u 1 hh-aUt- & h e c lii i. . SHEARING JAI.L (ainjiaign . m or 4 CAMPAIGNS Will He On Patronage", screams n iiexuqiaper hiudlim. this as though Mich n camjia'gn will Iw a no It y, s..n. thing new and jueviou'Iy minimi of. Ail t lei t ion amjaigns are based on judron-agBa-e- d always have Urn and rohahlv always will of- THOSE FOREIGN MARKETS pOR years the acme of achievement of those directing business in the field of commerce has been the development of foreign markets, this with the idea of creating a landing jilace for a surplus of production. More than one war between nations has been caused by this very thing. A recent report on the foreign business of the United States revealed that billions are still r i ' f- - ' s ten by aim waving and font floundering of those who aim to land directly or indirectly into a sjst where a job is assured, the real issues involved being thus emasculated. Until such time as civil service actually governs selection of practically all secondary officeholders we tnay expect jiatroriage to lie the dom-inefactor in all i lection campaigns; The real problem is to bring about a combination which places those in proper positions to receive the patronage who will lend their official services to the betterment of the jeojle they represent. This has been brought about in some cases, in far too few instances. Studious selection and sujv port of projver candidates by the jveople can bring about the situation where patronage will be the minor factor in election campaigns. As long as the jveople depend on others to think for them the present condition will continue. nt rf jH-rs- e, That is where the irincijial difficulty has I. been In the jiast, the peojde being ini led too ANOTHER KI'HSIDV I'OI.ITKTAN ROOSEVELT has u huge task on EVIDENT J)R his hands. His jirogram for the rehabilitation of the nation in itself is .sufficient to try the And qualities of the la tter than average y ncces-ti'the political deadweight that he must of hind-i. so nuuh is carry along with him ju.--t a i ue. th.it were Of seceral major ajjointne-ntnu.de for jHiliticul jhii jsim-s- , this b ing nece-sar- y i.:i ler our present jsihtical setuj). one at jiresc-nstands out as an extremely bad one and as a threat to the remedying of one of the manv holes in the dyke of jxijiular government. This is Secretary of Commerce jiaiticular appointee Daniel Rojx-r- , a polit ician of the old school with enough of the dash of smoothness to make jut his a case that is difficult to handle. Roper right now is engaged in a campaign to jiromote the jeayment of subsidies to steamship companies. Millions have been squandered in previous years in this line, the excuse for such payment always being the defense of the nation, the upbuilding of a merchant marine which during war times may be used as an auxiliary organization for the navy. Always these subsidies have borne the earmarks of graft, their payment not having tended to build up the naval defense to any real degree. It is high time that this subsidy business lie .stopjvcd, this action being necessary whether the national defense excuse is trotted out or not. It is to be hoped that the president will call a halt to his secretary of commerce in the subsidy agitations. Let's have each and every business stand on its own feet without the necessity of artificial feeding through processes that mean rreater burdens for the already task-tie- d s t Specials For Saturday, Friday, Monday and Tuesday. I IV sell for Less Fiery Day. Come in and Compare Our Shelf Prices I i Fri- Corned Beef Lettuce Large, Solid Heads IROYO 7c Each 5c Fancy Quality Lb Potatoes Provo Grown New Crop 7c Bunch Vegetables Beets and LODGES OFFER TO HOUSE, FEED BAND Turnips 5c Bunches ON PLANNEDTRIP Quality Meals, Cut la Your Wishes Frankfurters tional P. O. E. convention at Kansas City in July. In a letter to J. Bracken Lee, secretary of the local order, officials of North Platte, Neb. lodge No. 985 state they will be pleased to furnish lodging and supper for members of the local unit. Laramie, Wyo. lodge No. 582 offers to furnish luncheon and take the band members on a trip through the University of Wyoming. The band is not scheduled to stop at Laramie, but the i Wyoming lodge expressed the hope that the boys could stay there overnight, with housing furnished free. Secretary Penn P. Fodrea advised Mr. Lee that Omaha lodge No. 39 (Will be glad to furnish housing, and will do everything to make the comfortable during their stay m boys the Nebraska city. ' Rock Springs lodge No. 624 voted to pro ide food for the band members. full-bodi- -- CO. BREWING MILWAUKEE BLATZ Established HS1 DISTRIBUTED BY Helper Mercantile Co. Phone No. 147-- J. 39 N. Main, Helper, Utah Postmaster Carl W. Empey nounced Monday that the contract for installation of new letter and parcel post drop boxes in the Price postoffice has been awarded to the Smoot Lumber company. The new boxes will permit the public to deposit packages inside the building, the mail box in front of the office to be eliminated from use The contract for painting the flag pole on the postoffiee grounds has been awarded to Elmer Bertot, who will also furnish a new- rope for the 9c Lb CHOICE LEAN MEATS, FRESH GROUND Bacon Squares Beef Boast 13c Lb CHOICE RIB CUTS, FANCY STEER Lb EASTERN STEER BEEF Leg Veal Boast 9c BEEF 17c Lb 13c Salmon Libby's Fancy Red Ar Tall Can 5 Marshmallows They Are So Tender 4 176 Salad Dressing J Quart Mayonnaise 0f Best Foods Pint Candy 6 Afl Oz. Cello. Bag Kerns Fancy 59c 14 Pork f CooMes YOUTH INJURED WHEN RUN OVER BY CART SATURDAY Fancy Assorted Wayne Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Marshall, was admitted to the Price hospital Saturday to treatment for a head injury Lb 23C ve suf-jfer- Olives ed when he was thrown from a n cart while playing on the Kiwanis Athletic field. The youth was unconscious for a time, but is recovering. according to reports from the hospital. horse-draw- Estimates for 1933 indicate that milk production by cows on farms in this country was about 102,309,000,-00- 0 pounds, and the total production for the year is placed at 105,133.000,-00- 0 pounds. 0 Beans & No. 22 Can - H. Oz. Bottle Dinnerettes pole. A Oz. Package Catsup Coffee Fresh Ground 1SC Cans Fancy Assorted EXTRA CHOICE, MILK FED VEAL AIRW.W 2 Best Foods Lb SUGAR CURED Beef Steafi Libbys Lb Ground Beef k the rich flavor and ONLY when strength of Blatz Old Heidelberg Beer have been fully developed by TIME is this beer bottled. Then the Brew-Dat- e is shown on every bottle as the definite guarantee of its actual age. but Unaged beer may cost a bit less strength, rich youd miss the flavor and mellow smoothness youre sure of getting in Blatz Old Heidelberg Brew Dated Beer. 9c Lb FRESH MADE TWO CONTRACTS AW ARDED FOR WORK AT FEDERAL BUILDING 3Fr:w'....oc Fresh Made Sun-Advoca- te. B. Oz. Can Potato Chips In Our Market Johnson was originally charged beA change of venue to the court ol fore Justice J. W. Hammond with Justice A. J. Lee was granted Thurs- grand larceny, but the case was disfollowed by thi day to Clayton Johnson, who is missed,of immediately a petty larceny complaint. filing the for with petty charged larceny Letters have been received from alleged theft of powder from the Libfour Elks lodges offering housing, The Journals The erty Fuel company at Latuda. luncheon or both to the Price Antlers band on its proposed trip to the na- - 12 Vieana Sausage 5 Lbs Carrots, ttf Libbys Deviled Meats Tomatoes 2 case has been set for trial for CHANGE OF VENlE GRANTED THEFT July 6. IN day, POWDER SlSFECT PICNIC SUGGESTIONS FRUITS and VEGETABLES DEL MONTE 15 Oz. Can Jeilo Assorted Flat ors Package 6c Highway 9 Ripe Oz. Can Yuo Assorted Flavors Pint Bottle fl |