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Show T II E PAGE TWO GJlp SUN tup; jujnco season is gmt-Aiumra- t? here is long-existin- bene-fitte- belly-robbin- Hayden Improving Is Report From Hospital Condition of Ben Hayden, of Spring who was accidently shot last Friday morning is reported to be improving nicely by Price hospital attendants. Details are lacking on the affair. The sheriffs office reports that Hayden was shot in the mouth by his wife but was not fatally injured. He was rushed to the local hospital for Gleg GENEALOGICAL JUNIORS TO MAKE TEMPLE EXCURSION Arrangements are being well now for the coming junior genea logical temple excursion to Manti, which will take place on Saturday, June 20. Ward genealogical leaders and bishops are urged to check on the number of persons planning to make the trip and to give their reports to Mrs. J. V. any of the following: Powell, B. F. Mclntire and A. N. JVal-lac- e, FVice; B. Richardson, Spring Glen; Mrs. Mel Young, Wellington; Mrs. Annabelle Long, Castle Gate. The busses will leave here Saturday morning between 4 and 4.30 a. m. and will return the same evening. A special program and entertainment has been planned1 for the trip, which will include young ladies and young men of the genealogical group. See our loose leaf ledger outfits before you buy. The g, P T A RURAL SANITATION the season, dear reader, when the boys pul-li- c who fatten on the game of fleecing the eader Interest Circulation . . . in ' that Supreme Superior through politics are engaged men " red Issued Every Thursday By Thi herring arming game of lining up to fool the CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY may be drawn across the trail in order voters concerning real issues. VAL II. COWLES, HAL G. MaeKNIGIIT. Publisher We might consider, for instance, the matter of becoming so upset all of a sudden concerning VAL II. COWLES, Editor and Advertising Manager the location of the state prison and worrirnent about the prisoners confined in that institution. and Year In 9 No. Phone Per Advance. Sumcription $2.00 Worry about the inmates in the penitentiary about this furor considerable a of creation the ENTERED At SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER AT THE ROSTOmCE A1 situation PRICE. UTAH. UNDER THE ACT OP MARCH S. IS7S. g but suddenly-discovere- d of newspapers when carried on in the columns TIME TO CALL A HALT might just possibly have a tendency of causing the voters to forget such important issues as didecrease of number of the govern- rect primary election legislation (a step which QRADUAL mental positions under civil service regula- would release far more "prisoners Iroin the d tions should be of grave concern to the people of clutches of the political bosses than will be the nation. Civil service was inaugurated to prothe and prison removing or renovating) tect the welfare of the people, to assure public killing by unAmerican, unecoof that office service through actual ability and not un- nomic and the general sales tax. unjust measure, der political manipulation. Recently released figures carry the informaWELCOME THE VISITORS tion that since June of 1032 there has been a deautomobiles crease in the number of federal positions under JIIAT season of the year when make states other of license plates bearing civil service to the extent of twelve thousand. At more on our frequenttheir highways the same time there has been a too generous in- ly hasappearance arrived. The tourists are starting to make crease in the number of federal positions which their appearance and it behooves every resident are not under civil service, they are available as of this area to extend the hand of welcome to patronage appointments. these visitors, to greet them with every courtesy This is not as it should be. For many years at ones command so that they may form a pleasthe nation has been marching gradually along the ant opinion concerning our district. The west has a reputation for neighborly pathway of greater extension of civil service rule, an advance of progress. Perhaps this is the rea- hospitality, a quality which has well nigh disapson Senator George Norris of Nebraska, probably peared. Let us uphold that western hospitality the most able man in our national legislature, has reputation, let us cultivate a closer contact with consistently opposed James Farley, postmaster our visitors. Such an attitude will win for us the general, a stand in which the Nebraskan should friendship of those visitors and at the same time have the hearty support of all loyal Americans will reflect creditably to the benefit of this and lovers of democracy. THIS PRICE. D V O C A T E . Kelley Drug Co. Tossed For Loss PROGRAM REACHES The Kelley Drug company nine was pushed into the cellar position here Tuesday night by PEAK IN STATE I a IMPROVEMENT IS STRESSED FOR SANITARY CONDITIONS Is ce DEVILED MEAT Also a 60 Lection of I project in f. apPr0X1 Iad istmp Iron, 8ra(a i -, streets I,4r street g im using asphalt tl is ort road P kers- ork ng Airp on of res n ed, whde movement jper, the J IOC 18c WISCONSIN CHEESE 15c 2 MARSHMALLOWS81: JELS-RITJD bob 15c 15c opt: 8 Oz. Bottles CRT WE EH MOI 2 .1ST PACKAGES JAR RUBBERS 3 KELVINATOR PASS THE BOB JAMS AND JELLIE- S- E Saying: TER PACKAGES DiQ PAROWAX 1 JELL WELL 4 G0"V PACKAGES COB CEREAL DEAL 2 1 1 1 Y Y Y Y Y Y say the 1936 Kelvinator is a fine refrigerator. We like the We, too, way the company has answered the questions wise buyers ask about temperatures, operating cost, and service It has answered with Visible Cold a Built - In Thermometer shows you that your food is being kept surely, safely, dependably cold. It has answered with Visible Economy lot not only docs the Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Sold on a ConveniY Y ent Payment Plan new Kelvinator use one-had to the current but a Certificate of Low Cost of Operation shous you, in advance, that current consumption will be amazingly low'. It has answered with Vis' Protection lor a Protei Plan gives you signed assurance long years of service. And the 1936 Kelvinator is a beautiful refrigerator. . . designed with the aid of Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky. Furthermore, it has dozens of conveniences to lighten the work of preparing meals. So come in and see the 1936 Kelvinator. It will pay for itself and the terms are so easy that it just seems foolish not to own one. lf one-thir- I Y VAN TH CAMPS Appliance Department Installed, Price This same Model Range given away at the Cooking School v XXXXXX FREE Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y FIG BARS SUGAR FLOUR 13c st Pi w 64c .. HI POINT $1.29 48 LB. BAG EGG NOODLES N 23c 5c 8c iqc 25 LBS. 25c OVEN FRESH 2 Pounds Y Y Y Y Y Y A SPARKLING ARRAY OF EXTRA FEA- Y Y TURES BUILT TO PROVIDE A NEW HIGH Y Y STANDERD OE COOKING SERVICE Y Y See it at the Cooking School or at our Y 3 PICKLES 22 OUNCE JAR PAPER PLATES 80 COUN- TNAPKINS PACKAGE TOILET TISSUE 3 ROLLS i,s .1 LAI CANS GHERKINS SWEETS Y Y Y Y Y Y COO Post Toasties Post Bran Flakes Grape Nut Flakes PORK & BEANS t Y Y Y Y Y CANS CORNED BEEF UBB5r UTAH v t J LIBBYS POTATO CHIPS pkocb: EASTERN UTAH ELECTRIC CO. Y Y three L DEPENDABLE complete line of Fishermens Supplies. PRICE . AIRWAY KERR LIDS Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t.JK Kiw COFFEE Mr. and Mrs. Ross Boyack Miss Catherine Jones Carl Olsen and Seren Olsen left last Friday for Boulder City and California for a short stay. B. R. Boyack of Provo father of Ross lyNot only doe the sanitary outside Boyack will operate the latters store toilet contribute to the health and during the extent of the trip. security of the family and neighbor- - We sell Fish and Game Licenses. .wi on f CERTO T Y for eni.c ,1 T Y Applications the United States Army w d!Scl0Se las by Sergeant H. J. Foley of a recruiting service wh of, t jSu Price until late this event!?e reported here this week There are still a number 0f u cies for service in the lands, Sergeant army transport I Outside ian cisco on June 23 iarteenP,? Enlistments for service o;ing there, alle be taken as late as June Juan' , pro. of early summer The weather in Utah and the entne country is being rapidly diminished as the 'Rural Sanitation program reaches its peak, according to Dr. J. L. Jones, state health commissioner. The pioject is administered in Utah by the Utah state board of health under sponsorship of the U. S. public SaltLake. City recruitmg health service, with W. P. A. labor, Any person wishing uiforna.' with out that Jones Dr. and points a hitch in the garding rearmy to the progress of this movement to see Sergeant Foley, He mu move the bleeding place of flies, the be located in the federal r early hot weather will be much less hood, but it adds to the cleanly ap- bablyhere. ing dangerous. pearance and value of the property, J T. Lvnch, assistant state director marking the owner as a progressive MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED for the U S public health service, citizen interested in the welfare of Marriage licenses as issued by states that moie than 10,000 sanitary his community. Residents of unsewered areas are county clerks office recently outside toilets have been installed in Utah since the work began. This showing a commendable spirit in thus Alton Jewkes and Neva Jchnlon J means that there are 10,000 less doing their part in this worthy work. of Orangeville; Howard Sandbe- The work in Price is in charge of Huntington and Beth Crawford breeding places for the deadly fly, pT and this carrier of typhoid and in- Bill Heller, supervisor, who reports Sam Sillitoe, and Helper Nelle a of builders is being testinal germs has been definitely that full force Centerfield, and Don Gardner b checked by the ready response of each carried. Neilson, Spring Josephine citiis above in The accordance its with and progressive community Two Price residents who the opinion of Price City council and zens. of Price for a marriage license yesterdavL The early appearance of the house- they ask the John Demarco and Mary De Sirron citizens warm weather fly due to the early has awakened the interest of many Utah cities and towns where the sanitation program is available, and the twenty-fiv- e counties aie being acover by the solicitors worked tively and construction crews. school commissioners, County boards and health officers over the with physistate, are BETTER COFFEE cians, newspapers, civic clubs, women AT LOWER PRICES clubs, church organizations and leadALWAYS FRESH ing citizens to impress every citizen with the importance of the Rural SanPOUND itation program, and make the deM0NEY BACK 1,01 tails of the project clear to every fami- Y Y Y Y f ng 15-- 8. Sun-Advoca- te. No Wonder Everyone hard-hitti- fast-sluggi- General Department store team. Final score was Wiseman and Bean proved to be the heavy hitters of the fra-c- s, collecting two for three, and three for four, respectively. Ruggeri was the big gun for the losers, collecting a circuit blow and a tripple in three trips to the plate. j, The winners scored most of their tallies in the opening and second frame, while Kelley Drug collected the major part of their runs in the last inning. POUND PACKAGE VALLE- YPEAS HEBER NO. 4 SEIVE CAN FRESH ASSORTMENT COOKIES NEW POUND FRANKS 17c IOC 19c FRESH DAILY Pound 17c TOMATO JUICE CANS FOR Vt LB15c GREEN TEA PACKAGE You Tried It? Ask Us About It 23 DREFT Have PACKAGE STRAWBERRIES RIES FOR CANNING AS - SUPPLY IS VERY LIMITED Remember the Cooking School at the I D, 5. Tabernacle , Thur ., Fri., k; |