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Show Thursday, February 28, 1946 TIIE Weather Has Balmy Air Spring; Warmer Than Last Year SUN-ADVOCAT- TRICE, UTAH E, Page Five This Weeks queens from all of the other wards. The springtime theme will be earOf ned out in beautiful decorations. $ The most elaborate floor show ever jj in this area will highpiesented bonnets, saw the temperature climb up one the out spring light the occasion. It is called J; Bring the weather man notch to 52 and drop back to 24 America the Beautiful." A for uiv chorus 1116 for and the day was clear. of 30 voices will assist, accom- tb; knv that if the temperatures keep1 said beforethe 23rd and panied by a SiySthe way they have been dur- string ensemble Com- 'vote away up hlEh and the mmee ? will then wwk you chapmen in charge , he past " b 22 and Gene.al, Ferral Gudmundson and ive to step on it to beat the com- - 3 e4eCtnl y ' Ruth Golding; decorations, Blaine parade. the spring in 0ctK saw PetlUon v,J' The 23 and 24 hit pub yep. February drop dot n , o "of day. the auSTcoMt lehaperature went on me Mortens 03 strike or something and it is still Olner and Arvilla Brown. Bill both were as es besi And every day that way jqayke it objects to the a bell. the temperatures high temperatures recorder on the these two had the 50 mark and high thermometer). The 26th saw1 Wellington wards Gold and climbing above the win er the temperature down to 50 de- Green ball will take place then they say, "spend March 14. where it California or Florida in grees and the 27th savv lt back to time. the Phooey, 53 warm all Yesterday was cloudy These dances will all be conThe highest for last week was we say. on the usual high ducted week the 53 start off, one to and year ago this week had Well, Beautiful floor shows, exhi21 had a high of 51 and the high of 48 and the low of 17. Februuiy it was cloudy. No moisturp recorded for this bition dances and lovely a low of 26 and 22, week last year or this year. The following day, February 1 - detlsTo 1 lUhf w T ES'ST "T 'Z Gold and Green ball on Friday, March 1, in the amusement hall of the tabernacle. CARBON STAKE MIA To te Helper To Enforce Minor Regulations $ Be Studied By Georgia School J Columbia Mine Sets Record For January A record In presenteeism was drive is being made by the established at the Columbia mine Helper city police officers to enset of twins was born force the ordinance in Another of the Columbia Steel company Unito tudents of the Emory respect at the Price city hospital this minors in beer and pool during the month of January, parlors versity school of journalism a check of the records reto the week, The Helper council 'last cordlnS at Atlanta, Georgia, have bor Journal- During the month vealed today. The twins, both ordered all that under as minors chosen The 94.6 per cent of the personnel girls, were born to Mrs. Frank one of the weekly newsnot address worked. on Campbe", given, papers from throughout the E. S. OConnor, mine superin- February 25. country which they want to tendent, expressed appreciation to Of seven the born babies use in their studies. The during Local 6089 for the performance the a was one week, past comare boy. journalism students and expressed the belief that it , Mother of the baby boy is Mrs. paring Georgia weekly newsnumeras as or better than most ; ,r00ms Sam of Price. The was Clegg with baby other leading an inves- - other goodin the Carbon papers mines district, on born weeklies published in other February 24. tigation into conditions and sub-- I Other births recorded were as sequent action by the city offi- -' eials. parts of the United States. In a letter to The follows: February 21, a girl to Mrs. L. C. Anderson of Scofield; they asked that recent copies be sent to them February 26, a girl to Mrs. David ITS EASY TO CLEAN PAINTED WALLS for use in their classes. The Roberts of Castle Gate; February WITH 26, a girl to Mrs. Holly Jenkins request came from Richard of Price, and February 27, a girl Joel, assistant professor, diDU PONT PAINT CLEANER to Mrs. Hickman of Helper. vision of journalism. SAFE . . . EFFICIENT . . . Dirt, grime, most spots sod stains wash right tides and some cash, totaling at off a painted surface when you use Du Pont least $250 in all were taken from Paint Cleaner. It is safe to use. home of the Ezra Branch on 390 Makes painted walls and woodNorth Second East. Also taken work look clean and new Just mix with water was a mans Bulova wrist watch quickly, easily, and at only a triand apply with a and a lady's stretch bracelet. fling cost. Try it today. sponge or soft Tire sheriffs office is still worklVa lb. package . . Only cloth. Easy to use. A new ing on clues which may lead to the program arrest of the thieves who burglari- for qualified veterans of the Womzed two Price residences last Fri- ens Army Corps was announced day evening between 10 and 11 today by Lt. Colonel Walter A. oclock in which more than $500 Bean, commanding officer of the in cash and articles were taken. military personnel procurement Finger print experts have taken district for Utah, Southern Idaho several prints but as yet no re- and Eastern Nevada. ports have been received by Sheriff Joseph Dudler on the results. The home of Zella Fizzuto, 272 Noith Fir.-- West, was ransacked with approximately $100 in cash,! a $140 pay check and several bonds reported missing. Also taken were two suits of clothes, jewelry, a watch and bracelet and other arJ; A Utah-Wyomi- ng - Sun-Advoc- 11 rurr ierssyT ,1 Sun-Advoc- MOW... EASY-TO-U- SE House Thieves Sought After Home Robberies Dragerton wards Gold and Green ball will take place on March 9. SPOTLIGHT Sun-Advoca- For Sale FOR SALE 4 room home, furnished or unfurnished, with garage, coni house, tool house and small coop. Large lot, 50x214. Inquire 225 West 4th South, Price. Carbon Stake Gold and Green Four wards in Carbon stakes are having their ward Gold and Green ball will be held on March 29 in balls dunng the next two weeks, .the civic building. It will culmi- 0 nate the dance season for Carbon will hold their stake. The ward queens whose ward Hiawatha Gold and Green ball on Saturday, ward has most ably complied with the requirements set down by the FOR SALE R. C. A. Victor radio. March 2. Stake M. I. A. will reign at the Battery or direct current. 616 0 Eastman kodak with film. 56 N. Price Fast ward will hold their stake ball, being attended by 4th East. FOR SALE First and second crop baled hay. Inquire 313 South 2nd West. ... 25 EASTERN UTAH ELECTRIC CO. Price, Utah SALE Studio couch, practically new, makes into a full ticles. War bonds and household bed. 328 North 5th East. Call FOR ar- - 583-- R. H MAJESTIC RANGE, chrome set, clothespins, radios, ironing board, and the largest stock of new furniture ever. Look us over. Johnsons Furniture. FOR SALE 2 baby cribs, commattress; plete with 1 metal, 1 wood. Inquire at No. 220, Hiawatha, Utah. wet-pro- of FOR WANTED War veteran preferred; largest and most diversified line; exclusive, copyrighted calendars; also advertising specialties, carpenter aprons, mechanical pencils, thermometers, etc. Every firm a prospect. Established 1883. Good men can earn $1000 or more per month. Weekly advance against' commissions. earned Biggest season in full swing. Airmail reply. Dept. A, Kemper-ThomCompany, Cincinnati 12, Ohio. SALESMAN 687-J- OATS CRACKERS -- POOND 59c Li box MATCHES 7LcjA.t 6 Shtok 23C as 2 BASS 15c SDN. 25c CLEANSER BRITE 3 15c f ft COCOA HERSHEYSCAN 10c lUV 24c PALMOLIVE VARIETY PACKAGES Collins, 2. BATH KELLOGGS CEREAL SHRED. WHEAT 2 FOR SPENCER individually designed supports call Mrs. Wallace Grange, 494. 316 North 2nd Black wallet between LOST East, Price. Price and ILawatha. IdentifiCLOSING OUT my entire stock of cation Dale Jacobson. Navy young laying hens and pullets, papers valuable to owner. ReLeghorns, Austra Whites and Reward. turn New Hampshire Reds, electric incubator and brooders. For sale also, 5 horse power electric LOST 4 turkey gobblers, last seen at old CCC camp Sunday hammer mill. Carlsons Poultry Farm, Cleveland, Utah. morning. Reward for finding or information leading to whereFOR SALE OR LEASE 160 acre abouts. Henry Anderson, Box farm, plenty of water, brick 13, Price. home, plenty of buildings and corrals, with or without farm machinery, at Cleveland, Utah. Phone or write to Oscar Carlson, LOANS, PERSONAL AND See William P. White Jr., Hiawatha. at Motor Credit Co., 166 East FOR SALE 2 wheel trailer, 16 Main St., Price, Phone 252. inch wheels. Orval Wall, Spring DO YOU WANT TO BUY A Canyon. home? Do you have property to sell? See J. Bracken Lee, your FOR SALE Coal by sack, ton or real estate agent at the Equit483-load. Call Mark Tanner, able Inrurance Agency, Price. KELLOGGS DPP rCr Lost Independent Dairy GRAHAM LARGE PACKAGE 15 lots. SALE Water, lights and telephone at your convenience. Two miles east of Price on main highway. Andy PAINTING, Decorating, Paperhanging and Spray Painting. R. Larcher, Price, Utah, Phone E. Phone 728-- J. Way down below the Rio Grande Where runs the water mixed with sand They coolerd be and know more bliss If they could have a milk like this. MOTHERS LARGE PACKAGE D CUT GREEN PEAS NO 2 CAN te. f t i if Miscellaneous 1st and 2nd i Friday and Saturday , March I LAMB CHOPS CON-fidenti- 6c u RADISHES & GREEN ONIONS New stock REWARD OFFERED for informa JUST ARRIVED and tion leading to an unfurnished staplers, all metal. staples The house or apartment. Veteran, wife and son. Will pay up to modern FOR SALE $50.00. Inquire house in Carbonville. Also 5 acre farm with fruit, berry trees. Call 212. FOR $2.50, Drucilla Powell types both Federal and State income tax returns. Residence office open all day and until 10 p. m. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, or come evenings. Phone 416-also sleeping rooms. Miscella153 West Second North, Price. neous furniture for sale. 108 N. Two blocks North First National 3rd East. Phone 834-- J. block. Bank, turn west BUNCHES 2 For 27c 33c Pound te. Large, Crisp Heads LETTUCE i TOMATOES Heads Snoboy ONE-POUN- CARTON D PEACHES Sun-Advoca- te. NO. 2iz 27c CAN For Rent CAMPBELL SOU P M Furnished apartFOR RENT ments. Cheap. 350 West 1st North. I 20c j FRENCH DRESSING E CHILI CON CARNE 21c jj S COAL HAULING moving. M GRAPEFRUIT JUICE STANDBY 46-O- , I VEGETABLE JCE. COCKTAIL MUSTARD HOMINY OTOE NO. CAN 2s 10c Nashs Peppy Hot QUART JAR 17c Brices and availability of items subject to government regulations i JENSENS MARKET Phone 2332 i J SIZE Huntington, Utah Wanted Sure-He- at quality. Phone and furniture coal, best 689-R- 1. COAL HAULING Good lump or treated slack. Small truck deliveries. Call Wesley C. Jensen, 143-- FOR EXPERIENCED House Moving, contact I. M. Montague at Payson, Utah, Box 2. ; F. H. PLEASANTS, Designer and Weaver of rag rugs. 482 S. 1st East, Phone 292-- J, Price, Utah. INCOME TAX SERVICE Evenings by Appointment BEFORE 5 P. M. V'y V. A. CUTLER j PLAN NOW Landscape Your Home SEE 100 .te SPINACH 32c CELLO VEGETABLES 2 33c GRAPEFRUIT 2 cans 29c RADISHES, ONIONS 2 re! 2 CANS OF : CREAM SPINACH 27c i LANDSCAPE GARDENER 46 WEST FIRST NORTH PRICE, UTAH Roses. CHICKEN I VEG. TO Fruit Trees, Kirklands BLISS BEEF NOODLE Phone 742 illsSsr: Sun- - .K! POTATOES 2 CANS I Live man, veteran, for good proposition. Inquire The vegetable beef noodle : Garden plowing work New tractor, plow. Call 121. Advocate. TYTTTTTYTTYVTTTTTTTTTTT Robert L. Hassell WANTED WANTED SALE s' EMftfIC LLImJlid I 2.49 17c 11c 9c 9c Sunkist, Wrapped Pound aimE0(ol Kkstoifl C |