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Show T PAGE FOUR n SUN- - E Mr. and Mrs. Preston Summerhays, Mr. and Mrs. Glen N. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kellough spent Fri-- I day until Monday in Placita, Colo rado, on a fishing trip. ' Second In Number Of Postoffices In Utah SPLIT DOUBLE BILL Price City Hospital j Six babies were born at the Price City hospital during the past week, re- A no-h- it twirling performance bya Superintendent Murray Mathis new stored of Hdper Marchetti Ed. of the All ported Wednesday. P the between the doubleheader arrivals were girls except one, in the uCe"tralo entries and Mr. to born Mrs.,Nephi only boy being Saturday, league Monday, with the Wasp P Guy Pritchard of Price onbabies bom ing out a 3 victory in the other of the Parents KIWANIS APPOINTS J ORGANIZATION TO r ruras HANDLE CONCLAVE Miss Melba Taylor was a visitor in Springville over Memorial day. Carbon County Ranks HELPERANDNEPHI Six Babies Bom At 'Price and CRearby PRICE. VJ ADVOCATE, And Helper Chapters "?Fridayi Judge and Mrs. George Christensen Roth Price and Mrs.Je Represented On Committees and Court Reporter and Mrs. M. W. nderson Price Ross and daughter returned Friday-afteDraper, Friday; Mr. and Mrs. Henryand Mrs. spending a week in Brigham and Dr. Saturday, to committees have of City and Logan, where Judge ChrisSunday. Appointment A K Bramwell, Price, tensen conducted court. charge of arrangements for the an- o nual convention of the Mrs. Bess Jones, Carbon high school International, home Reed Tanner of Ely, Nevada, visit- - district of Kiwanis left Tuesday for b withscheduled to be held instructor, ed here during the week-en- d Lawson, Missouri, to spend the in Price the fore his mother, Mrs. James Tanner. of September, part J announced was Mr. and Mis. W. E. Anderson of in by Earl Wednesday recent visitors were Lake Salt City Hills, president of Trice. Mr. Andeison, who was formthe Price club. erly vice president of the Carbon The membership 1936 CIIEV. TRUCK AND MACK Emery bank, is now connected with of the committees Semi trailer. Price reasonable. See commission. tax state the includes representation from the HelE. C. McKee, formerly of Price, was chapter as well FOR SALE GOOD CAFE; SEAT 35 per admitted to the United Slates Veterfrom as the Price people; fully equipped; weU located. ans hospital in Salt Lake City TuesG. J. Roosevelt, organization. day morning. Mr. McKee was corpReeves is general the Fifth of regioral of G company chairman of con-- 1 ment of cavalry during the World vention prepara- - FOR SALE SMALL WEANER PIGS War, serving overseas for 18 months. tions. few sacks seed oats. Phone J. is a list Following Earl Hills Miss Amelia Pavignano of Mutual of the committees: at Price the an underwent operation program j. Byron Thompson and FOR SALE A CHOICE BUILDING City hospital Friday for removal of Frank Carmen, Price; W. H. Wardell, lot 50x100 feet at 145 South 4th East improvements all paid and appendix. Helper. clear title. Phone 268-Housing Nick Galanis and J. B. C. L. Collard of Huntington was HelLittizzette, Price; Henry Hall, MATTRESSES RENOVATED, COV- admitted to the Price hospital Thursper. rebuilt, like new, $4.50; con- day to receive treatment for heart Crockett and Robert Publicity into spring filled mattresses, verted trouble. Frank Carmen, Price; Clifton N. We call for and deliver each Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Durrant of Cas- Memmott, Helper. Tuesday, Friday. Phone No. 9. and outing Dr. Entertainment tle Gate visited in Salt Lake City Charles Ruggeri, Ben D. Redd, Dr. over Memorial day. James Ruggeri, C. L. Leavitt and FOR SALE A CHOICE IMPROVED Mrs. U. W. Grange of Manti visited Preston L. Summerhays, Price. building lot 50x100 feet at 145 S. Mrs. Mr. and Walt4th East. Will give a clear title. Halls and equipment Ray in Price last week with 268-Phone P. Lee J. and A. N. Wallace and family. Bracken J. Phalen, ers, r Utah-Idah- ' ie;si heSfin theond out five men 'engagement, in the six frames. The game was shortened cause of rain. fourt Nephi took a 0 lead m the another adding the of opener, inning run in the following frame. HelPJ knotted the count in the a three-ru- n barrage, and the two to play an extra forced were teams was decided the game before inning The winners, of the Wasps. in favor outhit paced by Painter and Davis, was the 12-Blackham Helper, leading sticker for the Carbon county crew. Helper scored in all but the third and fourth innings of the second en- counter, getting their six hits at timeblows y momentS- Rachele, with two in three trips to the plate, captured hitting honors. stnking 2-- 7. - Opening Of Price Swim Pool Delayed 71-- Price. Vouros, University of Utah Transportation J. R. Loftis, Helstudent, visited here over Memorial per. day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. transportation Preston L. City Mike Vouros. Summerhays and Charles Spear, Price; Bert Bunnel and S. P. Colton, County Attorney and Mrs. Marl D. Helper. Gibbon returned Saturday from a vaDecorations Richard T. Mitchell cation trip to California. and E. C. . Elkington, Price; Ernest Mr. and Mrs. James Nass announce Flaim, Helper. Information and reRegistration, the birth of a son Monday at their B. H. Young, Henry Rugception new arrival The home. weighed eight W. Keller, John Maulsby, Fred geri, and a half pounds. Henry Beckel and L. H. Beebe, Price; Orvel W. Peterson, Columbia; R. J. Mrs. Ben Kearsley and children left Vaughan, Helper. a cafe has who bought Kearsley, and Bernardi Finance Elmie there. Claude J. Empey, Price; August Castle Gate. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Burgess and Jones, two children of Silvcrton, Colorado, arrived here Monday to spend several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Holdaway. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m., a class and a welcome for all. Gus Vouras, Salt Lake City student, Morning worship at 11:00 a. m., visited in Price the fore part of this special singing and a message Echoes week. of Conference. Epworth league at 7:30 p. m., leadDr. and Mrs. A. K. Bramwell an er, Lawrence Beebe, topic, The Is' nounce the arrival of a daughter, born sues af Oxford on Decoration day, May 30, at the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. Price City hospital. Choir practice Thursday at 7:30 p. 4-- Although the Price swimming pool improvement project is being pushed forward as rapidly as possible, it is not expected that the natatonum will be open to the public before the mid- d, die of the month, according to an nouncement Wednesday by those in 0. charge of the work. It was original-$9.5first the to the pool open ly planned of June. The sloping banks of the plunge are being eliminated, and the sides will be made upright clear around the pool. Work now being done is preconcrete of to the pouring liminary for the new sides. ALUM-WASHE- were conducted Grand Junction for Mrs. Funeral Sunday at Mary Ann died at her FOR SALE CAST late model. Only $22.00. At Carbon 2nd Hand Store, Price, Utah. R, services Meechan Twaddle, who home there recently. Mrs. Twaddle was the widow of J. 9x12 FELT BASE RUGS $5.95 AND C. Twaddle, former postmaster at $7.50 1 mat free with each rug Sunnyside and a resident of Carbon purchase at Carbon 2nd Hand Store county for many years. She was born at Youngstown, Ohio, in Price. June THOUGHT There is hardly anything in this world that some men cannot make a little wone and sell a little cheaper , and people who think of price alone , are this mans lawful prey Ruskin. RED & WHITE FOODS -- 2c SIFTED PEAS 29c5c-.7Q- t SALMON 25c " 2 Cans 49c 5 STUFFED OLIVES 8 1 Coffts FIsSlss ioc-siz- $J15 23c 3 3t 2 GAN IJt 3 LBS. 65c e 22, 1868. COCOA STANDBY LOCKED IN GOODNESS SNOWDRIFT SALAD SUHSPUM 1 DRESSING FRENCH DRESSING CATSUP 2 PT. 15c GRAHAM CRAX PURITY LB. BOTTLE 25c 2 2 for RITZ CRACKERS GRAPEFRUIT DOG FOOD 20c BOX LARGE PACKAGE 21( s SHAVEE 23 c cans 25c KENILWORTH Libbys Libbys DEVILED MEAT 4 qt. 33c BEST POODS - GOOD SEWING MACHINES FROM Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. At Carbon 2nd Agnes McCue and Janet Dufford, $7.00 to $22.00. Hand Store in Price. Grand Junction, Colorado; Mrs. Lun-- 1 ?ara Rennes, Heiner, and Mary ELECTRIC RANGE FOR $6.00 two brothers, Wil- Angeles; QUICK MEAL COAL RANGE IN !deen Hf AnAhnM UAnA I AMTO nnn l,MA excellent cond., with jacket. Only Carbon 2nd Hand Store, $30.00. Price, Utah. Community Church FOR FOOD an-ere- Former Resident Of Carbon County Dies; Gus the state in the number operating. Figures j show that there are in the county, Weber only county having a to?1 ber. Uintah, Tooele, CaP'4 Sa!t Lake come after Car Uncle Sams postal facilities in Price and Carbon county represent one of the largest and most important sections of the federal service in Utah, it was learned this week. The Price office is the largest Vienna SAUSAGE 15c 2 CANS 17c CANS Libbys VEAL LOAF 2- -2 - VEGETABLES FOR SALADS SALE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD Grocery Store in Price. Good op- portumty for right man. Good rea- son for selling. Call PORTO 10c te. FOR RENT HOUSE cated 314 So. 1st East. j LO- -, FOR SALE SPRING FRYS CALL m. B. L. Frandsen. 514-- J. Miss Phyllis Higgins of Salt Lake is to all Th pastor the grateful of Mr. friends who gave of time and money MODERN HOME FOR RENT City is visiting at the home and Mrs. Golden Hastings. during the conference. Price. Phone 131-T. H. EVANS, Pastor. Mrs. Alma Madsen left here FOR SALE PETERSON MINE. 2 to make her home in Provo. HERE FOR FUNERAL miles east of Emery, good tipple, cars, tools, air course. Good roads. to in visitors Price Included the Sid Sorenson, Emery or C. Apply Sunday, who came to attend funeral E. Kingston, East Bountiful, Utah. service for Stylian Staes, were the Box Z. following: Mr. and Mrs. James Lat- Mrs. Zeese Mr. and and ses, George FOR SALE PEDIGREE R. O. P. 7 Siied White Leghorn Pullets. Miss Nancy MeConachie returned daughters, Mrs. K. C. Kaddas, Mrs. C. weeks old, 35c each. 10 weeks 50c. vacation Pantelakis and daughter, Mrs. S. Gril- here Tuesday from a ten-da- y los and daughter, Mrs. J. Coucourakis Reds 6 weeks old 30c each, not sex-e- d. in Salt Lake City ! (and daughter, Mrs. K. Mastore and; Pattericks Hatchery, Grand d Mrs- c,p"a"' Colorado. Junction, I?1"-Gu- s Mrs. F. Bisilacoupoulas, -, all of Salt Lake City; L. and S. Gou- FOR SALE COAL MINE S. F. ras, Miss Katherine Gouras and Mae Grundvig, 164 W. 2nd North. Phone 533-Price. son of Gouras, Magna; and Nick Kontax, Tony Pinarelli, Tony and Mary Salaro Pinarelli of Portland, Oregon. COMPLETE SHEEP OUTFIT FOR1 Spring Glen, died Tuesday evening sale 1700 choice ewes with lambs,. ANNOUNCED MARRIAGE of heart trouble complicated by 50 rams. $15.00 per head pays for dropsy. Announcement was made this week complete outfit, including lambs Besides his parents, the youth is of the recent marriage of Mont and 280 acre ranch; machine survived by the following brothers Jewkes of Price to Miss Kate Ann shearing plant, sheds, corrals, cabin, Tres-sa and sisters: John Pinarelli and of Venial. The Merkley ceremony etc. 2000 head Taylor grazing per-- 1 Ferrarelli of West Virginia; Joseph was performed at Salt Lake City on mit; 1800 forest permit. 21 secPinarelli and Mrs. Rosie Passarelli, May 14. Mr. Jewkes is a son of Mr. tions leased state land. Summer Antoinetta and Leo, Sam, Carbonville; and Mrs. J. B. Jewkes. He is a gradand winter grazing lands adjoining. uate of the Carbon county high school, Mary Pinarelli, Spring Glen. Above price holds until July 15th, Funeral services will be under the where he starred for three years in 1937. W. D. Hammond, 1295 Crys- direction of the Flynn Funeral home. football. tal Ave., Salt Lake City. R, FRUIT PECTIN THE HOUSE OF HITS Phone 70 Helper, Utah FRIDAY - SATURDAY Continuous from 3:30 Saturday DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Hit N". 1 MAKE YOUR JELLY SURE . PARAFIN WAX IffAl IJUTC SHELLED flHLIlU I a and ROMANCE PINT BOTTLE 12c Halves 27c IOC J Light pieces 25c 2 ...'. FRESH VEGETABLES on the run' ' New Potatoes Hit No. 2 R' Death Claims Spring Glen Youth T uesday RHUBARB 3 LBS. NEW PEAS 3 LBS. ASPARAGUS 2 3 BANANAS SUNIJ AY Continuous from 1:00 P. M. Sun. D an $&3HE 003 SPINACH rEESH M THE GARDEN ORANGES MEDIUM 1 SIZE DOZEN ... - Mon - Tue Continuous Sunday 1:00 Yowsah! Its Swellegant. The Hotcha-tops- a of them all WAKE UP AND LIVE with Walter Winchell i Ben Bernie Alice Faye Patsy Kelly - Jack Haley Ned Sparks Sun - Mon - Tue Continuous Sunday 1:00 Presenting the screen thrill of a lifetime Errol Flynn in Mark Twains THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER Claude Rains - Barton McLane and .The Mauch Twins BILLY and BOBBY - Mon Continuous Sunday 3:30 T wo Big Features PAUL KELLY - JUNE TRAVIS in In a great majority of theatres, a double bill means two poor pictures. Try as a theatre might, they simply cannot give you a good shew with two poor features. The STRAND this month has double bill programs on all of its Friday and Saturday play-datePlease note the type 0f picture (NO WESTERNS) that the STRAND uses on these programs i comparison to the double hill shown at other theatres programs Remember, there is no substi tnte for QUALITY. s. JOIN THE MARINES and TEX RITTER Hittin the Trail tllttttttttlHium i f 13 19 LBS. 105 LBS. SOLID and RIP- E- 23c 2. POUNDSS 235 . RADISHES & ONIONS TENDER and WATER CRESS GREEN NOTICE Sun 19 LBS 3 . 13 TOMATOES UNION MARKET Sun 27 10-L- b. SOUP MEAT POUND PURE PORK Country Style SAUSAGE UNION PRODUCTS STEER BEEF 13c POT ROAST i 20 POUND ARMOURS SHANKi8" PICNIC HAMS 1 lb 28c 2 55c 1 lb POUND It Costs No More To Have Orders Delivered - W Your Price Trading C Home Owned Department The Big $ |