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Show THE PARK RECORD Thursday, May 19, -. ; . PARK FLOAT pay their annual clues Immediately. The payments may be made to Bob Scott, Bob Welsh, Ruth Rescigh or Mary Archer. Ar-cher. The annual Alumni banquet will be held Saturday, May 28th, at Luke's Hot Pets, followed by a dance to which the public Is cordially Invited. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Humphrey, of this city, announce the birth of a baby boy on Mother's day May 8th. In Salt Lake yesterday Vlck Marinich and Rose Borovatz, both of Park City, were made man and wife. Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Johnson came up from their Bountiful, Utah, home, Monday, Mon-day, to attend the funeral of their longtime long-time friend, John Dunsmore. Last Monday morning the Park City Mercantile closed its doors. Manager Maloff and family are contemplating spending the summer In California. The waterjacket In the range at the Darby Smith home exploded Thursday last, causing considerable excitement In the household, necessitating the aid of the fire department. Weather conditions for week: Highest temperature 76 on the 14th and 15th; I lowest 23 on the 18th; precipitation, .58 on the 16th; .15 on the 17th; .34 on the 18th; only two clear days. j There will be a baptismal service held In the First Ward chapel, next Monday, May 23rd, at 6:30 p. m. All those Inter-, ested should make arrangements with their bishopric. There will be no sacrament sacra-ment meeting held In the First Ward Sunday, May 22nd, because of Baccalaureate Baccal-aureate Services at the high school. The officers of the P. C. H. S. Alumni association are eager that all members Tomorrow, Friday, evening commencing commenc-ing at 7:30, the annual high school student stu-dent body award program will be given in the high school auditorium. In addition addi-tion to the giving of the student awards a program and one-act play will be given. All adults are cordially Invited to attend and enjoy the evening. No charge Is made for admission. Word was received this week of the passing on of Mr. Hugh McCartan, in a Salt Lake hospital recently. Deceased was a long time resident of this community com-munity and esteemed by all who knew him. Funeral services were held at Lady of Guadelope church, Salt Lake, Rev. Father Collins officiating. Interment was in Mt. Calvery cemetery. Provo school to hold reunion. After fifty years of service the Parker school at Provo, Utah, will be moved to a new modern building. All former students and teachers are cordially Invited to at tend the homecoming and farewell party at the Old Parker School, Wednesday. May 25th, beginning at 2:30 o'clock and continuing throughout the rest of the day and evening. Mrs. Blanche Fletcher, Park Clty'8 v t - . . The Maglo Sljrn of Wonderful Time '"ZT 5S5SMIRKOPHONIC IS, 4 TONIGHT THURSDAY j it May 19 Admission 25c Three Hearts ,j That Bleat as One. . . ; 0 7 4 O 'it$OV 1 Cv 4. im rarer. DiracUd hy Arch., t. Maya - W Pl.y by C.i.y kobtnton Original Pl.y by M.unc. H.ntin ' A W AUMfcK biyi. PK.'tft ; "PAKAMOl XT NEWS" SCREEN' SONG "Magic On Droadway" FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 20-21 Adm. 10c 25c h America's Number One Detective rushes to the aid of his Number One Son in- SERIAI "FLASH GOKOON'S TRIP TO MARS" LOONEY TINE "Injun Trouble" SUNDAY -MONDAY and TUESDAY Admission 10c 25c May 22nd, 23rd and 24th MATINEE SUNDAY 2 P. M. Open 1:45 4 fait0ls'cIi!jO:ncartjal the World ; . Jit. . il ... JIT. i i.-a.a Jf A 5 mmik.Wsrnational prtsents 4 J ?) 1 LAWYER 'I 5n J' i r ! .1 f ; noeucis iv DAVID" 0. SELZMCK fn Terhnlrtilor DMCTID IY H01MAH TAVlOt Uauo tHto vmrio Atrttu t v. 1 V Irt- "PATHE NEWS" "BETTY HOOP CARTOON" "DAREDEVIL DRIVERS" with BEVERLY ROBERTS DICK PURCELL risnapr can stcn him . . . . No woman dare love n.m popular and talented music teacher, returned re-turned home Monday after a month special study at the University of Utah, and has resumed her music classes at her home on Park Avenue. The lady gives Instruction in piano, vocal and orchestra, orches-tra, and will be pleased to give any information desired, as to classes, terms, etc. Word received from Dr. L. H. Racklon yesterday gave the pleasing information that a fine 6' pound baby daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dopplemaier, of Oakland, California, Cali-fornia, on Friday, May 13th. The proud mother is the youngest daughter of Mr. W. D. Sutton, and sister of Mrs. L. H. Raddon. It is the firit baby and Joy is rampant with immediate members of the family. Congratulations, Mrs. William R. Niel of Park City reported re-ported theft from the women's restroom at Broadway and State street Wednesday Wednes-day of her purse, containing $42.50, keys and private papers. She said she had walked away from the restroom without her purse and that when she returned to get It the purse had been stolen. Police said they would question Beveral women known to have been in the rest-room rest-room when the theft occurred. Salt Lake Telegram, May 13th. A rather serious automobile accident occurred last Sunday evening, near Midway. Mid-way. According to reports Layle Johnson, John-son, Richard Daniels and Pay Green were on their way to the Hot Pots and Bearing Bear-ing the narrow Midway bridge, Mr. Johnson was blinded by the lights of an approaching car, and ran Into the steel supports of the bridge. The three men were knocked unconscious, and were taken by passing motorists to the Heber hospital, where they were given medical attention. Later In the evening even-ing they were brought to their homes here. No permanent Injuries were received, re-ceived, but painful cuts and bruises are being nursed by the boys. The car, belonging be-longing to Mr. Johnson, was completely wrecked. Childrens Print Dresses I THIS WHISKEY IS 1 YEARS OLD 4 ,- i r --A llC 4 r - W - ' S "i . , i . " .. t 'WtKI If lll.:'t.l kw..J n.it'fv''1 Quarts Code No. 69 Pints Code No. 70 ia Pints-Code No. 71 HIRSCH DISTILLING COMPANY Bardstown, Kentucky 1 "I Saw It in the is a common expression among those who keep well informed on current events.Theyknow that in the"Weekly News Review," which appears regularly regu-larly in this paper, they obtain a comprehensive com-prehensive interpretation of world events written by Edward W.Pickard, one of the nation's most widely-known widely-known news commentators. Weekly News Review deals with the important happenings and their effect upon our country. It is more than news it is an interpretation interpreta-tion of the news, and therefore much more valuable to the person who wants to understand what is going on in the world today. 4 Rad il carefully from wk to wtek. You will find il intoreiting and halpful In your discussion of world vontt with your neighbors and friends if T 1 ,f. A ,1. ,f, .1. ,t. ,f, ,f. ,f , ,1, .1. .j. j. j. j, ,t, ,t, ,f. ,t, ,t, .S- TTTTTTTTttttTTTtTttTtTTTTT Stroller flotice That weather conditions the first four days of this week were wet and dreary. That the city council holds its second May meeting tonight. That our schools close next Friday. That the "good old summer time" commences three weeks from next Tuesday Tues-day snow or no snow. That Jack Dempsey on his visit to Salt Lake predicts German Schmeling Size 3 to G and 7 to 14 89c - 95c WEDNESDAY ONLY May 25 SALE Admission 15c Mnrts V:l P. M. Doors upt-ii - First National Pictures presents , When. ne's lucky he beats death by an inch . the thrill of a life time! and when he lsn"t he gives you "TRAILING ALONG" R K O Coindy Believe it or not . . . This Drug Store is one of the last Three Musketeers under the same management left in Park City. We have seen them come and go by the score We have enjoyed the good fortune to serve the public since January 1, 1914. "Believe it or not." Central Drug Co. 411 Main Street Childrens Rayon Panties and Bloomers Cold's rink and Feaeh Size 2 to 11 29c Childrens Bonnets in Pastel Colors In Crepe and Net $1.25 to 1.75 (MPS 1 Childrens Play Straw Hats Assorted Colors 25c - 35c SNOW WHITE and JANE WITHERS Hair Bow s Assorted Colors 10c PETER'S SHOES In White LADIES OXFORDS, STRAPS AND SANDALS nigh, Medium and Low Heels Priced Reasonable PORTIS HATS FOR MEN Light Colors $3.50 and $4.00. Grays and Tans Shoe Creams and Cleaners For White, Black, Brown and Copper Footwear Boys Cowboy Straw Hats Boys Helmets Boys Baseball Caps 25c GROCERY DEPARTMENT Tomatoes Blue Pine Solid Pack, No. 2V2 cans 3 for 25c Catsup "Blue Pine" 14 oz. bottle 15c Pork & Beans "Fargo" . -No. 2 cans 10c FLOUR Husler's "Kitchen Maid" 48 lb. hag S1.09 ii I 1 I 1 Maid-O-Nut for frying, cooking and table use 1 lb. 21c Salmon "Brimfull" tall cans - 2 for 29c Tomato Juice "Vine Ripe" 2 for 9c Sardines "Casco" American 4 for 19c Butter "American" Fresh Creamery lb. 29c Cookies Fresh baked, mixed 2 lbs. 43c Peanut Butter "Butter Crunch" 4 oz. jar 5c Toilet Tissue "Favorite" 4 rolls 15c QUALITY MEATS AT OUR MODERN MARKET FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY HENS AND ' FRYERS Hardware Department Fishing Rods Lines Reels is in l ; (;i Baskets Snelled Hooks Leaders : Licenses- Flies Spiners Fly Books BENNETT'S PAINTS FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SURFACES l r ii ii i s MM I I v m 1 '. n 1 I 1 I 1 I i Ii A win win over American Louis nextthat Utahns should be given work oh 1 13th.1 montn the Deek Creek Job in preference to o o o That we differ from the ex-pugilist Jack, and our ten-cent bet is on the colored American holding on to the championship. o o o That the special grand jury Is still quizzing and the general public are still wondering what the result will be. That a real snow storm visited the Park yesterday. That the moisture of the past week freshened up the lawns and aided materially ma-terially in bringing out the green of the trees and shubbery. o o o That clean-up week commences tomorrow, to-morrow, May 20th. O 0 o That the schedule Is published In another column of this Issue. o o o That you are urged to read same then govern yourselves accordingly. o o o That Mayor Hartwell asks the cooperation co-operation of all in efforts for a clean city. V V V That local news will be found on page two. That tomorrow Is straw hat day hope we don't have to attach ear-muffs because be-cause of freezing weather. o o o Thai champion prize-fights are the "tops." o o o That thirty-five days before the Louls-Schmellng Louls-Schmellng bout $200,000 cash money has already been passed over the counter for tickets. o o o That one "rich guy" sent his check for $24.000 which paid for 800 ringside ring-side seats. o o o That this advance sale is the highest in the history of boxing it Is reported. o o o That it- will be an Immense throng of sports present to see ."Germany" counted cut. -. O outsiders. So mote It be. o o o That there were several In Park City who had a birthday on the "unlucky v O O That there were three on the same block on Park Avenue one lady having the distinction of being born on Friday, tha 13th and continues hale and hearty despite "the Jinx." r ' -tit 4 J r ? h h l" ! i (' t - 5 . i - ' 4 f For three XvWfHFfc "V J generations Vf-Uj "':, j usVVilkens have fM 'r I concerned ourselves 5 K 'f lV" i I Vr-i I A personally with 1, f LM A Our Family's ifc f ReciPe! jfiK? ' I 1 pint-no. 230-sKi; : I f PINT No. 229 7'C-'yj(Af I I QUART No. 228 ",, tr-- Vi ' GALLON-No.231 V' ' ' N -i nV "tj- I'. .j!. It, 1 COPYRIGHT T939, THE WH.KEN FAMILY, INC, ALADDIN. SChENLEY P. O., PA. That we gree uk it.-kUier .TJtahns HWWW-Wil lllll Ml 1 1 1 1 i I j 1 H j M ! 1 ! ! i |
