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Show I ESDAY, APRIL 15. m THE S U N - A D V O C A CARBON DOUBLES FUND QUOTA FOR CONSTRUCTED CANCER CONTROL ?ath takes man YHO COURT HOUSE HERE T r4 County, Succumbs Ryland, 77, who was the of construction tractor m charge court house, the county Carbon Sire Central school and many other Hidlngs in the county, died sudden-- t night. at his home here late Sunday had been released from the 4ce City hospital Friday after suffer-1- horse re-reh- 7 treatment for injuries a car in when 6, April Tuesday, A ch he w as riding collided with anon the other automobile Price-Help- er highway. com-ygt is believed that the shock, cause of the was with his age, A. his to son, George death, according with whom he resided and ed reported that his father arpar-l- y Was recovering satisfactorily tatil the sudden collapse. at Prince ' ..Born November 17, 1859, X3ward Island, Canada, Mr. Ryland 16 to work in jt home at the age of lie logging camps on Rainy river and Canada. He Jjlce of the Woods in 1890 and subsequentin to Utah jme of bridges ly worked on construction depots for the Denver and Rio Western railroad. He established his own contracting siness in Mt. Pleasant, where he fleeted the public school and many (fellings and business houses. Mr. 'Idand built the Scofield school in t07 and moved to Price in 1908 to 5uld the court house. Except for tfief intervals he had lived here congruously since that time. Many business buildings in Price fcjid Helper and scores of dwellings throughout the county were erected fw his contracting firm. !He was married at Mt. Pleasant in 393 to Clara Bramstead, who died llo December 15, 1934. Surviving are one son, George A. 5 re fcyland, Price, and five daughters: !$rs. G. W. Anderson, Price; Mrs. E. Gray, Mrs. R. L. Crittenden and iss Ila Ryland, Salem, Oregon, and i Bertha Ryland, Seattle, Wash-gtoThe daughter last named is i instructor in Holy Name academy nder the title Sister Eleanor Joan. Funeral services will be conducted thp Notre Dame de Lourdes church re Saturday at 7:00 a. m., after hich the body will be forwarded by le Wallace mortuary to Mt. Pleasant r burial beside his wife. iss i , r n. i Contributing $114 80, Carbon coun- ty more than doubled its quota in the financial campaign conducted by the Womens Field Army for Control of Cancer Through Education, according to a nannouncement Tuesday Mrs to an announcement Tuesday by Mrs. by tenant of the organization. The army had requested this county to contribute $50 toward the fund being raised to fight the dread disease. The womens army sponsored a meeting at Columbia Monday evening in connection with the local and auxiliary of the United Mine Workers of America Talks dealing with the campaign against cancer were given by Dr. M. T. Johnson of Columbia and, Dr. Hubbard of Price. PRICE. UTAH PAGE THREE GEHEnALCUZHZlGEdERfllE fL r I SILK DRESSES NEW SMART SILK DRESSES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. 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MOUTH CLOTHS (Proof next Thursday) fine SHOES $1.87 LURCH offers in ifj Pay us a visit today and look over our unusually of many models reconditioned, used cars. Our stock includes late Western a find makes, plainly marked and honestly priced. Youll better buy. Anto Co. Guaranteed used car is an OR MENS SIZES. GOOD RUBBER QUALITY SOLE. EVERY BOY OR MAN NEEDS A PAIR FOR SUMMER WEAR AND PLAY. LADIES C Ethel Haskins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haskins, suffered a fracture of the left arm Wednesday evening when she fell off a bicycle at First South and First East streets. She was treated at the office of Dr. Bliss L. HEAVY CANVAS UPPERS -- BOYS 49c IOC 1936 FORD - PC Carbon council of the Knights of1 Columbus will sponsor a dance at the Rainbow Gardens at Helper Saturday, May 1, for the purpose of raising A meeting of Sinclair Refining company dealers was held here Tuesday evening. J. P. Egan, merchandising representative, and O. L. Griffin, district agent, both of Salt Lake City, and C. J. Dewey of Richfield, general salesman, were in attendance. E . ;GEHERALC Knights Of Columbus Slate Dance To Raise Funds For New Church funds for construction of a new Catholic church in the railroad center. A car donated by the Bunnel Motor company of Helper will be given away during the dance. Victor Littizzette is general chairman of arrangements, while the publicity and advertising are in charge of George Pizza, the Rev. William A. Ruel and Peter Tabone. The drive to raise funds for the church is progressing satisfactorily, according to an announcement this week by the committee in charge. T BOYS WASH SUITS GUARANTEED FAST COLORS. NEW SMART STYLES. WITH OR WITHOUT SHORT ms m om m SLEEVES. BELTED STYLES. n CURTAINS ITS HOUSE CLEANING TIME --GET THOSE NEW CURTAINS AND PANELS NOW AT THIS SPECIAL LOW PRICE. COT T A G E 3URTAINS AND NEW PANELS. 2 FOR 49c GENERAL DEPT STORE Qhe Store for all your shopping ' NEXT TO LYRIC 3GEHERALC TWEATQE IGEHEnflLn - PRICE. UTAH lGEflERALT : ; |