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Show jSDAV. SVS 18. 1936 T 11 E SUN- - ADVOCATE. PRICE. UTAH PAGE FIVE SOMEONE WILL WIN A NEW PLYMOUTH SEDAN $1000 IN PRIZE AWARDS JULY 4th Celebration In PRICE! Four excellent prizes are to be awarded at the big cele bration to be staged in Price on July Fourth the Plymouth there will be a Auto Radio, a General Electric Cleaner and an Electric Mixmaster. addition to Philco Vacuum Tickets are now selling at only $1 each Here is a chance to win a splendid new car for one dollar V really you have four chances to win some prize chance worthy of anyones dollar. H TODAY and plan now to TICKET buy THAT Dollar each Only One attend A r that grand CARLOAD OF WASHERS, IRONERS MONTHLY MEETING PLACE CHOSEN BY UNIONS and trees and shrubs have been trans- Freak Accident Sends Woman To Hospital planted. The Spike camp is a miniature tent city complete in its appointments and services, consisting of eicht sleeping tents, a camp heaedquarters tent which houses the camp office, first aid station, store and library; an S. C. S. office tent; a kitchen tent and a mess hall tent adjoining; a bath house tent; a latrine; a tool room and work shop and a cooler house for food supplies. The Spike camp also has its own water and sewage disposal systems. CENTRAL Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Larson, 89, died at her home in Cleveland last Wednesday. She was among the early pioneers to that community, having arrived there with her husband. Erick Larson, in 1893. She was born in Tjarnmark, Denmark, July 22, 1846, and came with her parents to America in 1866. After marrying Mr. Larson in 1868, she lived in Spanish Fork and St. Johns, Arizona, for some time before going to Cleveland. Four of her nine children survive: Mrs. Emma Sobey and J. J. Larson, Cleveland, Lois Larson, Los Angeles, and Zina Pierce, Vernal. Mrs. Steve Diamanti, wife of the of the Diamond Market is re- manager enLerS " be aron covering in the Frice City hospital fol- Central Labor Union will hold their sustained in a Rowing severe future meetings in the former Tavern freak accident injuries Wattis and between nntAl building, the first session to take Hiawatha last Saturday that of an v? tl place on Monday, July 6. It is ex- - eagle suddenly taking a notion to that the charter will have an auto ride and crashing through Family budget books now sold at .lived by that time. 'the windshield of the Diamanti ve- - The At the Monday evening meeting a hide. letter from the Price Fourth of July The bird was instantly killed by committee inviting the organization to the impact which smashed the front enter a float was read, the proposal glass. Mr. Diamanti was not serious- meeting with approval. A float is to ly injured except for cuts by the fly- be el?tered in the HelPer celebration ing glass, but his wife received severe Pictured here is the Carload shipment of ABC washers and ironers received lacUonsby the Price Trading Co., Carbon and Emery distributors. nounced. The group decided, too. The eagle had a wingspread of ' ""r' advertise all Carbon county business seven feet. , A carload of ABC 3 VIOLATORS FINED BY wabmngmicnmes houses unfair to labor, a committee JUDGE J. V. HAMMOND and ivoners, the largest individual to be named to solicit Price and Hel- 19 shipment to ever be received at one per in the interests of such a cam-- 1 a local tme dealer here by .arrived were hailed residents Price Three paign. week for the Price Trading before Judge J. W. Hammond, jus-- 1 late last Discusslon at the meeting favored LB. tice of the peace here recently, and Co., distributors in Carbon and Emery appojntmCTt, a new state mine in The was immedshipment fines assessed amounted to approxi- .counties. it was ann(unced, the secre-- ! transferred to five company spectori mately $19. instructed to communiCate being tary HEINZ Elvin Chapman was given a $15 fine trucks and a service car and paraded with the state industrial commission The Camp Price baseball team jour-o- n Place streets with appropn.through while reckless driving, and advise that dcpartment of wishes neyed to Huntington last Sunday to charges of LaVal 'Staley and SabinoHeuga were ate banneis advising amval of the tbe oca dlstrjct group, requesting come out of its slump and win a good EACH GIANT SIZE assessed $2 each for operating motor shipment. America be consulted in the matter fast game 4 to 3. C. ABC James Beacham, factory of tlie vehicles without official inspection The Ugly Ducklings turned in some selection. WOODBURY 'representative, was in Price Monday Bars eood, fast, close team woik with Sla- of the locals additional on the reeeiv-tri- p vLLfE and vik having but recently returned from a 13 Higgs twirling t w ody pd to the manufacturing plant at Ling end. Other positions were filled HOLLY Pe" L. Walters, first base; Allows: Peoria, Illinois. He brought with him evf"mSout that published Plltlcs second brought YaSak, short stop; McKenney, one of the new type ABC home dem- , CONCENTRATED SOAP sta enoents that the organized workers base; Greenoe third base; D Goff, wKfll lonstrating auto trailers for the Price LARGE PACKAGE FOR the district favored or disapproved right fielder; Ganser center fielder, a Trading Co. Mr. Beacham . reported , df certain gubernatorial nominee can- - ana G. Wine, left fielder, Arr, vas increase FRIDAY AND SATURDAY in fact, no offi- Borczuch turned in the stellar per- recent months, the didates had no basis ers and ironers been taken m any formance for the local sandlotters. Double Feature Program having step s response to steady improvemg in the first half of the seventh alone this line First Feature ment of the product included in the to pinch-h- it for McKenney with one . Owen Davis, Jr. at 2 in Hunting- score on the later steps being that adding beauty Mrs. Asael Seeley and son, Cloydjman CENTURY brand Borczuch stenned up favor. Louise Latimer 'tons of streamlining. by way TUNA of Bennett, Utah, were business vis- a for homerun thc gnd s,apped in itors Tn Price Tuesday. setting the score at 3 in Frices fav- -or which remained through the sevcTncVcollD FOR g enth and final frame. 1 T 1 Cl BREAD AND Manager Steele says the local team looked better in this game than it has BUTTER season and it is hoped this win this 77TI7ZZ FOR HOUSE APARTMENT novel of the From the SALEjwdj brjng them out cellar, by ccc chep. CaU 279-n0. 2 Tail (x Harry Leon Wilson educational program camP 'ie If A BONUS FOR YOUR WRAPPED, ASSORTED AKftlried Qn m ,.pi.ice Unjversity'. has been Second Feature ca Reasonable terms, POUND of the addition accelerated at by Borman Foster, Evelyn Knapp classes greatly Sewing and economics payments. Enquire at Carbon ,jive p a .teachers secured through in for Wellington will be discontinued of G. J. Reeves, Car- the Emery Bank, Price, Utah. LAUNDRY 10baKS !bon county school superintendent and In exciting story of the some time, according to an announee- KEYS AND LCKSMITII jMrs Clara Milner, supervisor of the . h Mr- - riara Milner due tOiGUN and drama of news reel Lawn Mowers sharpened; fishing federai administration project in Car- Also the ihotographers poor attendance recently. tackle complete stock of bon count Americanization classes at Helper wilt bicycle repairing. ALL BRANDS Tingley Repair Shop, Classes are held on Tuesday and parts. be temporarily discontinued, but will Price. and Classes evenings. cans Thursday begin again next fall. teachers are as follows: Ann Geor- BY APT. FURNISHED Reports show that a large number W ANTED geaSj typing and shorthand; Helen JAR OR PACKAGE responsible party. Phone 91. Mangus, arithmetic and spelling; Eu- of boys are attending the C. C. C. dora Blackburn, economics; Hazel held in the Harding school classes SUNDAY - MONDAY Draper, English and penmanship and each Tuesday and Thursday. Cov- Mrs. Clara Russell, American history. WHEEL EXTRA LARGE HEADS FOUR SALE FOR 2:15 'continuous Sunday after and A teachers meeting will be held ccc roomy ered trailor, camp sheep Saturday at the Harding school. Mrs. good condition. Kay Francis - Ian Keith Inquire at Camp construction having been Robinson of Helper will demon Low at the Willow Creek Spike in completed the S. C. S. work project is in strate quilt making and plain and camp, FOR RENT APARTMENT, 185 W. f un swing in the area adjacent to the fancy apron sewing. At that time, croexhibit will 2nd North. Spike camp. 'too, Ann Georgelas Two S. C. S. foremen, William Mor- cheted dresses. Discussions on lamp NEW AND USED AUTO PARTSlgan and Conrad Shaeffer,' and forty Mrs. be by will given shade making Auto enrollees under Leader Elmer P. for all cars and trucks. Clara Milner and Mrs. Katherine 1st Capps are now stationed at the Spike No. 62 Mendenhall's, wrecking The story of Shaffer will prepare other demonstraand are spending much of their Price Florence Nightingale tions for the attendants benefit. 'spare time in beautifying the camp bis picture replaces Bullets LARGE, MODERN jarea. Graveled walks have been made It has been announced that all jun- FOR SALE i Ballots which was previ-usl- y ior take to 424 junior North 2nd East. up home. Inquire girls wishing Standardville, Canyon, in work advertised for these Spring . v , i I 0 f j ed ar-ij- 0y te. T " -- - . i ' Price C C r FRIDAY and SATURDAY, June 20 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1 30c PICKLES 29c PAR 29c FACIAL SOAP 3 23c CLEANSER 3 10c SOAP 2 35c SPAGHETTI 9c MACKEREL 9c 10c ORANGE JUICE 2 25c PICKLES 16c for 25c DtHifa rynii AflPllfA 19c VliCllQ I SOAP 29c SHASTA TEA TZZ "CK: 25c MILK 6 47c KRAFT CHEESE 19c LETTUCE 2 9c IJZb 1 . J, . . lic 3-- p-- 4-- His Majesty C6 j Bunker Bean J. D saL ro-nan- Ladies Crave Excitement RADISHES te. THE WHITE ANGEL CARROTS wt TUESDAY WEDNESDAY HIT NO. 1 - CHARWeLh iinnimm fAui h Am T CAVANAGH' HIT NO. 2 TURNIPS equitable! and Friday rooms. 606 East 3 South. Mrs Pete Harding school, Tuesday Mrs. Louise Giraud. bIBup Erom 4 to 9 p. m.; Helper, CHICKS 'Anderson, at the schoolhouse from STARTED FQR BABYOR to 6 p. m. on Tuesdays and Thu nish vour orders to Pattericks Shel Loina Miss days; Standardville, Mrs. Low ton, from 2 to 4 p. m.; TuesRobinson at Spring Canyon on 5 and m. 10 a. at FOR SALE ONE 150 H. P. days and Fridays Bailer; one 125 H. P. Bar-lm. ,p. W. Price the engine; one 100 H. P. K. A swimming party at ensteam meet H. P. 55 one teachers the generator; pool will follow Address gine. All good condition. Saturday. Utah. Co., Levan, Plaster Pyramid Dies oman W Prominent Wellington Insurance Agency PENN-sylvan- ia is We Funeral services were c0"dct5din the Wellington wardchapeldnes J. T Black day afternoon forat Mrs. family the died who .burn, causes due Saturday, June 13, from to pneumonia. n Deser Mrs. Blackburn was born on May 12, Utah, county, Millard et, Wellington for 1866, and has lived her mar Before the past thirty years. Pierce. Almina Alice was she riage hersev-- i passed had she just 'Although she had been in entieth excellent health and had been prom-- I inent in various community isaffairs. surviv-'e- d Besides her husband, she W. Pierce, by a brother, Murray Mrs. Annie Wellington, a twin sister, iMelvina Colvin, Phoenix. Wi liam and the following children: Sherdin Blackburn and Boyd BlackLines, burn, Wellington, Mrs. Jequetta San McKelvey. Verda Mrs. Columbia, grandchildren Also Francisco. eight survive. Interment was in the Wellington cemetery. . THURSDAY ONLY insnur. mile-ston- e, COM . " ( HKU, . NAtiw, Wrtw, Bank Night tNIAM are now making AUTO LOANS ' ffllliliil 2 Buuches BEETS FOR SALE OFFICE SUPPLIES AT See us office. The before you buy. FOR SALE NEW LILY CUP Dispenser, cheap. The office. IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT U. S. INSPECTED STEER POT ROAST ROLLED ROAST SOUP MEAT POUND PIG FEET POUNDS Sun-Advoc- WANTED A 3 OR 4 ROOM Apt. or house. Phone 210. FURN-ishe- d SALE HOFFMAN FOR heatrola, other furniture. 30 East 1st South. PIANO, j Enquire! FOR SALE 3 PIECE WICKER SET, new cover, $15; day bed, like new, $8; electric washers, $10 to $30;' stoves, $12 to $30; breaekfast sets,' new paint, $8; radios, $7 to $12 round table, $5 ;baby crib, $4; baby walker, $2.50. Phone 583, Carbon' Second Hand Store. J. BRACKEN LEE Manager Phone Braley Bldg 262 2 BACON SQUARES 16c POUND POUND VEAL POT ROAST Sun-Advoc- We write all kinds of Insurance, Fire, Lightning, Tornado, Crop, Rain and Automobile, in tije best companies in the United States. 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