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Show gkeenriver 5?: HOME 'ho were Deborah Huntsman, reporter Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Peterana Mrs. ftere: Mr. sen and family of Wellington ViJie; Mr. Spaug and uerson ' n ue An- - were visitors here over Easter Mr. and lL4aaUvyr01 Watty, at the Kermit Petersen home. Mrs. Millie Christensen visitand twins of Lowe Mrs. Dale Air. and ed in Greenriver this week with id; ,n Kinn her daughter and family, Mr. cello; Zl Mon-feWKen Pe- - and Mrs. Lee Gledhill. 411(1 Mrs- Seely Visiting here at the L. W. Stock and Kn ierronl Kiilpack home are their son, A0;411111 of Sgt. Max Kiilpack. and famiMoab; ShhVv the Peck nanrideiS0n 4X111 ly who has been on army duty in Montgomery, Ala., and is d Mrs Budge now being transferred Wilcox anricVv to Salt and Mr and5??3 ,f Sunnydaie Lake City. Two of our town boys who il he People ckrt11 Mrvn iwf of Petenlf Tfed and Publish for the J. L LARoEN Public bj HfjKnWiu Gwe aTtitoSgS N AUTO of SUPPLY and HARDWARE antinyton Utah ! Lu m Mr k ,ria,r 6 Is ?c!larf visiting e fn OINEOO and directory Price Sth Sj1 eSer? So. LAWYERS 6 Mrs. LEWIS OPTICAL ITTORNEYS CO. MAKERS OF GLAS8IA Any lens duplicated the 77 elephone Same Day Left. PRICE ILDG. Hanson at Law B. nes mey Warrent Flower Shop nenti htoj tatt the i Building gni Phone 397 ;TAH JenMn Frandaen it A. Shop MRS. JOEH GROSSO, Tele. 568 56 N. BANKS Find Price N. alH belt For All Oeeatlene Place ordere with local areata Bonded Msmbere ef P. T. I, Phone 230 Pries, Utah at Law rrneys 'rhu Say It With Flowers FRANDSEN i ft ORSII EXLP'FUL let Weet Price, Utah SERVICE MENS CLOTHING ODATING TOO will tallness with the kto WHT S UTAH Reserve System dsral eral MENS Insurance Deposit SHOP Corporation Price For WITH SAFETY Bank ice, Utah iril Reserve Depoelt System Inauranee MACHINES BUSINESS See 'ational BUSINESS MACHINES CO. FITZWATER Operation Sales ieaners All Types Bnsiness Mechlnes 8 E. Main, Friee. Phone 746 DRY 1TY iANERS Tour Cleaning. cento we will it by mall to cater 1 Supplies Repairs - SALES, gIRTICl MOTOR REDD MOTOR CO. ONE STOP SUPERSERVICE Gas, 00 and Au. mb dries nts Certified Used for Chevrolet and Bulche. Priee, Utah Care-Age- Orders WASATCH SERVICE ICE, UTAH BALES, QuaUty Gasoline service and Oils kburns at Lower SERVICE Phene 755 -- ar DRIVE IN AND SAVE Utah South Carbon Atsbio and Railroad Tracks irice On All fries, Utah Of FURNITUM Radios Olivsto hiramr and Hardwire Guo rant -CI AND ARLSON Prise, Utah New PlA RADIOS ui B-e- Rugs Wallpaper W Fmttv UOPM instmstiTe repair PP electrical Expert limenl Service ebUty, dig- consolation, need 'Pensive. 6 8 p electric rf tribute Mortuary Wallace. wbaltner U"1 Director . "Cant an,a. Mrs- - Richard aiJf S, relativ Bedier. Ernest 04011 of friends picniced Sunday 411(1 visited f; h.0st lctor Heath Ml two are visiting at the home f her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hogan Bedier. Mrs. Gnarles Adams came down from Grand Junction and took her mother Mrs. Verlera Brown up for an extended visit. Mrs. Brown has been ill and will be under a doctors care while she is In the Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Larson drove over from Gateway, Colo., for Cowboy day and met Mr. Larsons two aunts, Mrs. Sydney N'eson from Richfield and Mrs. Wllford Burr of Burr-vii- le . and their husbands here where they hadi a good visit with old friends in this section. Young Blaine Busenbark, son f Tom. Busenbark, spent a week here with his aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lop-e- r. Blaine spends most of every summer here so enjoyed renew ing his acquaintance with the neighborhood kids. Rogger Blake and his Australian bride stopped at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ei. Wilcox enroute to Monticello. He will take his mother to Hill Field where he is an airplane mechanic in the army where she will make an extended vicit and Mrs. George Seely . Mr. and Mrs. Buck Adams and dau ghter drove into Salt Lake last week where Mrs. Seeley will receive medical attention. Don Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cook, will appear the 11 and 12 with the San Carlo Opera Company in Kings bury Hall in Salt Lake City. Yoiing Mr. Cook is a talented singer and has traveled extensively with the opera company. He will leave them in Salt Lake however and will spend the summer with his parents here, returning to his studies in the fall. The planking was blown off the catwalk at the new bridge during the high wind here on Thursday noon, while the work ers were home for dinner. Mr. Shanner and Ed Wilcox set un a salvage project at the old bridge and managed to fish out the greater part of the material so the construction com pany suffered little loss. Dr. and Mrs. Eric Simonson and two sons were here for a few days visit from California. y Dr. Simonson will be permant-llocated in Salt Lake In the future where he has a position on the staff of the Holy Cross hospital. APPLIANCES COWBOY DAY (Continued from p. 1) son and as a H project by the Stew-Wilshter of Mr. and Mrs. 4-- on and at the other art scale the five of the extreme In Arthur headl of pinto burros Ek2ercoldndah'ow!ed coming flak about noon and a lew ef snow sputtered around until even the dauntlesshorned. looked a bit droop gathered In the &u Krium where an Impromptu of western music and cow-bo- X All cart P- -MJ gg S E a, , 'SnfKelr'S and AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS were ys men dug out the weawi eryone hoped for that Since er Principal Gledhill for a the schoolhouse cooked meat, The hall. "S? to 1 meat can well barbecued was served. electric supplm For ed H noisy 2 W1 e11 bEned a.m. WL crowd that until after the ladles are next San8m Eastern Utah Electric PlannK ?CUnSn insist on at the dance, there Company mor b XSi-Se- lC ind CLEM CORDON I SOVVHRf?? vvnr norr r ( or (,OWSE..wtMjiO IT BACK lf No r.MC WMERC ME COULD NT Wt SRV .oo long ago. Word reaches here that Gene Austin Snow in the service of the navy at "Whiting Field, Honda, will fly to San Diego next week and be home on a furlough. Mrs. New, formerly Allene Nel son, and two children of Ogden, are here visiting her moth er, Mrs. Jessie Nelson. Mrs. lorln Rowley, nee Norare in the armed services, Al- ma Livingston of Ogden, Is here ton Bryan and Don Hansen visiting her parents, Mr. and have just recently met in a Mrs. Ed Livingston. Mrs. Deward Olsen made a happy reunion in Hongkong, business trip to Price Wednesday China. W. H. McClurg of Bune Vista Colo., is spending the week end "Upon agriculture the founat the Morris Singleton home. dations of individual happiMr. and Mrs. Frank Toth and ness and national prosperity Mr. and Mrs. Glen . Beal of mustt rely for support. It emWellington, spent Easter at the braces all that can render life Wanlas all home. A supportable or deslreable Jorgensen lovely time was enjoyed. that renders nations great and Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard Ol- prosperous all that gives alsen spent Tuesday in Price with iment to commerce and exlst-tentheir to manufactures all grandchild, Roberta, wrho was operated on that augments population and at the Priee hospital for ap- extends civilization. pendicitis. She is the daughter of Aileenr Mr. Dahle and Mars Kiilpack The throwing out of bal spent last week end In Salt anoe of the resources of na Lake City making preparations ture throws out of balance al for Mars to go on to Bozeman, 0 the lives of men. Franklin Montana to participate in the D. Roosevelt. painful casualties. j Theyre talking about an n.m 9 CLEMS SERVICE and GROCERY, Orangeville i ce five-year-o- ld To ur (Customers in Carbon and Emery ELECTRIC HIRED HANDS add to the joy of farm living We have the same high quality seqds that you have purchased from us in the past at money saving prices. No matter what you produce, there are Electric Hired Hands who can make living more pleasant, and, at the same time increase profits for you. These Electric Hired Hands, you ' know, work for the lowest wages paid any the in for the cost of electricity helper territory we serve is far below the national We Have Added a Number of New Lines to Our Stock of Merchandise WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY O- N- average. New electric equipment is fast becoming available, so drop in soon and discuss your needs with your electric equipment dealer. BUY FROM YOUR ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT DEALER A UTAH POWiR A UOHT CO. MiSSAM ROOFING (ALUMINUM, ROLL & SHINGLE) PLASTER; CEMENT, PIPE, WIRE FENCING, GARDEN CULTIVATORS, LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN SEEDERS, FERTILIZER (VIGERO & LOMA), I to FIRESTONE TRACTOR TIRES AND TUBES (most sizes on hand for immediate delivery) HUDSON Spraying and Dusting Equipment, WEED KILLERS, DDT SPRAYS AND DUSTS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES (interior and exterior), KEMTONE, the miracle wall finish (one coat cover, dries in one hour). In Utility Items AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES Gaa and oil in bulk Tires Tubes Bp&rkglagi FEEDS Rolled barley and wheat Bran whole barley and , j Whole wheat HOME APPLIANCES Irons, washers, radios, heaters, refrigerator repair sevice, furnaces, pressure cookers, eleotrle vaanana cleaners, electric refrigerators, freesara, stokers hot-wat- er HARDWARE and LUMBER SPECIALS STEEL OIL DRUMS, $1.00 EACH THROUGH DIRECT CONTACT WITH A RUBBER COMPANY WE CAN OFFER YOU A 50 ft. LENGTH OF QUALITY GARDEN HOSE AT THE UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICE OF $6.50 NEW U. S. ARMY DOUGH FERMENTATION CANS (HOLD APPROXIMATELY 30 GALS). THESE CANS ARE INSULATED WITH ROCK WOOL AND WILL COOLERS MAKE EXCELLENT FOR FARMERS AND STOCKMEN AWAY FROM ELECTRICITY. OTHER GOVERNMENT SURPLUS ITEMS AT ROCK 55 GALLON BOTTOM PRICES. Dealers for J. I. Case farm machinery and repairs We Invite You to Come in and Look Over Our Display. What You Dont See , Ask For P. C. JONES & SONS MILKING MACHINES and up. Complete line of milking equipment, in our factories. We have what yta want. 8155.M Co-o- p. - - aft tiie besti prices in all ov (Eastern Utoh Cootie Valley Marketing and Purchasing Cooperative Association (Hanttnfton Warehouse open 1:00 a. m. tea l:M f. aa) Castle Dale, Utah BBim Not wire, chicken wire, tools, wrenches, qU 4000 ft. ALUMINUM ROOFING this month: carload of Oregon fir outwit expected your otder now ! RUSSELL JENSEN, Mgr., HUNTINGTON, 17X43 - cow-dalsit- ? Price J twcxrfl war that ao ooiLM au.1 M-S- Bank Emery KICK, Jhn ami and Mrs. Raluh Margaret John Folsni and Mr. lOH HUBBr FOLKS by rhu?; PRICE, UTAH FLORISTS htk Iawley Seelei's weSfwpt i? irice the Past OPTICIANS k HAMMOND Lis Beebe children Mr. and Mrs. 01 Buet14 Vista tall son whoJa they christened! George David irom IVD dr hutXS OFESOIONAL able Service In aad 01 mak 4X6 ing a Future Farmers of America oratory contest to he held May o and 6. He has already won of them which were held In Ephraim and Salt Lake not TOWN ...1. ...I. '.lUiiimimii |