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Show t'KSPAY, JE 1937 four-to- n 1 : 1 '4 ! r Mmnninw 'i'1" ' THE S C N -- hippo to be seen here , y.i PRICE, UTAH A D V O C A T E , Story Winners Will REBUILT SWIMMING Get Awards Saturday p ff Presentation of awards to the three winners of the true pioneer story contest sponsored by lodge No. 1659, Loyal Order of Moose, will be one of features of a program and so-- ! Shell Oilers Score Easy Win cialthe to be sponsored by the order Sat- -' Over Railroaders In urday evening at Helper. Winners of the story contest were Ragged Contest as follows: Miss Kathleen Dooley, Gaining revenge for a defeat suf- Trice, first; Miss Delana Jensen, fered earlier in the season, the Shell Emery, second, and Raymond Weet-e- r, Oil nine of Grand Junction pounded Helper, third. out a 2 victory over the Helper Railroaders PRICE TOWNSEND CLUB TO HOLD MEETING ON FRIDAY Sunday ..at Helper in a Members of the Price Townsend " club will hold their ragged, regular semiless game. business Friday monthly meeting The losers at eight oclock in the Amevening I played an erican Legion hall. A dance was held L 5 tic brandH A, by the organization Friday of last -- Ui- - - Jk W ffcr 10-- list-T- v.--- -;'- - 1 . f Here is Lotus, the worlds only trained hippopotamus, which will be with the A1 G. Barnes and Sells-Flot- o Combined circus. jeen here Sunday of many features of the huge menagerie. one is only Itus jpuuimmHiiiiitiituitiiiMiiiimiHJiiHiiiiiuituiiiHmiiitiHiHiitnitmitttutiniiHiittiumiumiiiHmmimiiinminmuiniuiiimiiHiiitimiiiitiMmiiiuiiiuuimiiiiiina CARBON ARRANGES j TILT WITH GRAND I JUNCTION ELEVEN Feature Of Armistice Day Program Sponsored By Post Game Proposed As f state board of health, provide a maximum of safety and sanitation for all users of the pool. POOL DRAWS LARGE As a result of the improvement program, the local natatorium ranks as on eof the best in the state, acCROWD AT OPENING cording to information received by Supervisor Vernon Merrill from officials of the Utah health board. The reconstructed pool is approxImprovement Work Makes Local imately larger in size than Plunge One Of Best In the former but from the In plunge, Utah Operation standpoint of availability to users of ages and degiees of aquatic skill One of Price city's most important is figuratively much larger than Jit the recreational centers, municipal, formery The sloping banks, which once swimming pool, opened Monday at with hundreds of children and ft.rod hazardous footing to persona adults taking Bd walking into the water, were blasted vantage of thejaway and replaced by vertical sides enlarged and im- - aroun(j endre pool, thus making facilities proved to dive or drop into the possible provided them as Wider virtually any point, a result of an ex- phe concrete sides will be rebuilding ed to a point several es below the water line, this color The pool now arrangement to contribute materially orSU.rt'S.,i is di- ito the appearance of the natatorium. At the north end of the pool are cir- vided into sections for children and cular steps leading into the water. for experienced swimmers. With the The new upright arrangement of exception of a diving section 30 feet; th banks ides a much wider square, the plunge is no deeper than Uie pooL around The new five feet at any point. . specifications, which are in accord-- 1 Drawing ance with the requirements of the Advocate. j j pfj - PAGE ELEVEN 44 Coach mistice day tilt, the game will be an important factor in filling out the program for the celebration planned on that day by Price post No. 3 of the American Legion. The signing of Grand Junction adds another tough assignment to what is expected to be one of the stiffest schedules the Carbonites have yet attempted. Under a new arrangement approved by the Utah State High School Athletic association, Carbon will be grouped in league play next season against some of the states outstanding elevens, including Granite, Jordan, Provo, Tooele and other schools which year after year have produced strong squads. brand of defens- ive contributed ball nine Helper errors materially to the Oilers easy triumph. Van Natta, graduate of the American Legion junior baseball ranks, started on the mound for the losers, but was removed after hurling five innings, during which he allowed 10 hits. Dick Brasher finished the contest, allowing the visitors only three hits in the four innings he week. convention of the American Legion. Both the exterior and interior decorative work on the new grandstand was completed the latter part of last week. Completion of the fence around the field has been delayed because of the lack of material. Kochevar pitched for the Coloradoans, allowing only seven hits, Randall Taylor, Shorty Maulsby and Rusty Woolsey each accounting for two blows. Zelibaur, first baseman, gram, catcher, were the giants for Grand Junction. at the new baseball diamond here, providing the largest seating capacity yet made available for baseball games, rodeos and similar events. One section of bleachers will be installed on each side of the grandstand when necessary, according to those in charge of the field project. The increased accommodations will prove especially valuable during the three-da- y rodeo to be sponsored here in August in connection with the state SHIPPING MOVING-PACKIN- 309 IS. CARBON AVE paint-tensi- blue-gre- txe C&siuj HE BEER OF CHOICE Savidss tfiis tfte&C SjjfiUuj C&atewCe ai.moht over the biggest bargain opportunity youll ee tins talk. And all bespring. Never has a used car sale caused so much cause no other sale offered such values. Yet, to make certain that 4 our stocks wili be cleared of all used ears In time to take care of the I on the 1937 Pontiac, we are reducing prices early summer trade-in- s event that used ear buyers will never forget, a make to bargain again is these are not ordinary used cars. The popularity of Remember, si the 1937 Pontiac lets us piek our trade-inMany are "Good Will ill reconditioned in 21 different ways. Hurry here while you can save. S s. t JTie Biggest Bargains In Town In Dependable, Desirable Used Cars PORD COUPE A very good Ford coupe with a deluxe Ford radio, only 16000 Biles, tires and upholstering practical1936 STUDEBAKER DICT. 6 SEDAN Motor Just recently overhauled, good exterior and interior finish. Many safe and economical miles left in this car. To be sold at a very attractive figure this week only... 1931 HUDSON COACH This car has had but one previous owner. More power than your old mans home brew. Just the thing for your fishing trips this summer. For sale cheap. 1929 v ? I(LOSING DAY, SPECIAL FTCKUP New FORD good tires, exceptionally paint, motor recently loverhanled. A 1935 good truck for the farm and for light hauling, a bargain 6iftC y(vj COUPE 193S CHEVROLET An automobile that has had but one previous owner, an owner vlto prided the condition that his car was in. Finish and as good as any car two years later model. Good tires, very good motor. To be soli at a very low figure. This wek ccly. 1935 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER Thi3 car has deluxe radio and hot water heater, good tires. Exterior like new. Motor recently overhauled. An automobile anyone would he proud to own no matter what price car you are used to. To be sacrificed along with the rest of our used car stock. DELUXE 1936 PLYMOUTH COUPE Has an exceptionally go6d Plymouth Radio and Heater. Good six ply tires. A good coupe at a very moderate price. YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER EMlll PRICE, UTAH North Carbon Avenue : fL m hmhy T inf ,,, Copyright, 19)7, Blatz Brewing Co. TRY Blatz Milwaukee beer. Once you exfUt or; its smooth perience its delicious make Blatz your will mellow richness; you vote si the YouU beer choice always. in that s all beer of the year . . . For tor a bt In the tall brown bottles, Steinie botdes, or in Cap-Seale- d y Distributed By CO. HELPER MERCANTILE Utah Helper, Phone No. HI k the Her of eiw cmc tej'JmJfM COULD YOU ASK FOR MORE ? PRINTING THAT ATTRACTS ATTENTION AND COMPELS ACTION ON THE PART OF PROSPECTIVE CUSTOMERS? THATS THE CLASS OF PRINTING FOR WHICH THIS SHOP ot, Old Heidelberg somevSltdillerentflavor.BIaaPrivateSmck. in new cans. cIildu HAS BEEN KNOWN FOR MANY YEARS. NEXT TIME, ASK US TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR PRINTING AND ADVERTISING PROBLEMS MILWAUKEE BEER 7 the-y- e Tlie Phone No. 9 -- ve inch-proje- ct. en j OUBlf RcDUCTIOHS-Doimi- E ly as good as new. Motor in perfect Bhape, finish as glossy and pretty as any new car you ever Baw. To be sacrificed at a very low figure in order to decrease our used car stock. Ifr tfj,& of-no- on your Pontac dealer defers AT STORAGE th worked. Preston Summerhays of the Carbon county high school announces! Tuesday that an Armistice day game between the Dinosaurs and Grand Junction has tentatively been The enScheduled for this season. SEATING CAPACITY counter will be played at Kiwanis ftadium. SUIT SEEKS $396.86 to 1 The local gridders traveled FIELD LARGER Grand Junction last year, losing to of for $396.86 on who went later Principal judgment the Coloradoans, the high school championship merchandise allegedly delivered to twin state. the defendant is suit by the Texas Portable Bleachers Are To Be Available For Use At New I Mr. Summerhays recently confer-ge- d company in a suit filed in district with Coach Raleigh Holt of Grand court Monday against the South Price Baseball Diamond function relative to the proposed 1937 garage and service station. Interest of eight per cent from September 1, Encounter. The portable bleachers which have i If the plans materialize for an Ar 1936, is also requested. been used for the past several years during the parade feature of the Price grandstand will be available for use CAMPBELL'S TRANSFER one-four- Advocate Price, Utah |