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Show SECOND jj SECTION j ) SECOND SECTION un-Advoca- te jBIISD'V. DHTMHIR I, JSJI PALE MM Moiiiurc Conditions ISOCIAL SECUIUTV HOAIU) AGENT TO 'Photograph Hy Price PIONEER RESIDENT Ueiier Than One Year BE HEHE 1ST TUESDAY EACH MONTH' Crson is Entered In REPORTS SPLENDID Ao Itanser Reports' DIES HERE SUNDAY National Exhibition srnue UrniMcs ..M tusii tu iMKetowd.l ASSOCIATION COAL i CAMPAIGN RESULTS lm,l .,,U lori-- i ti.e i t.Vitisr if Ur Jed. U.ry sultry if U.e Neither lie tlo lulila.lis tiiive Ijh- - rial S. iotj bcxH.li! j ai i.e- - iinrut isrvl liU'llseis i.e : j,:;-- tl Sailll il,sr.Sr, t-.- Ju:I I ollij It ltd, lUl.frr Wells dul.l aicfca!al Ui.l.l g lu gti l alj i ila.t Ut BTf IMir, l!.s U.i G.V (Ulninia In La'!, i iudiiMaii A ti.aUc it i NI f( M- - t.ai M.aa ty cH.tclrd Pal ley Jt til Wnrit, tl. Irstlelil befuiie Ui Calfttii tiisi kMii U I a.lliiad Has pul UiVugH l.cle, lied Sunday i f musrf li..ldei.l In till tfie. 56 tJ,'rr Pul. rial arts iert H etc fvi.dui lenl L l'lrfi Turatay at I 10 p m In U.e J I) I .all. Net S latirifiCrle Erie, Hitil JSishup Or la, Iltt, i.li j ! tf iJl lie Haler ul U. IrsuliS HIV brlt.j! tb!a.nrd 4li.u.sty ,ld ui.,1 , f ,UH 'r, t,r. U.fili.h, , ,.,r.U. I I lj Ilf a u.ai said eif.ie !! e rally wia.li line -f.clj Llkir H.aV .a atvul l,cj tiiy ..1 !'jt it..!c in Die IIiuKI Veit fits! mu' if U.e vtin. TuradaV, Ut J.is filii legubr u,t i : lie . lat.'i tla!, tif U.e l.i tf J.. oi .Ml tu.il1 rjir.jiain 1,1 Irr tei..e't ai t'u!!.;.!i!f (it li.e fliuun- Ml I!.1)UH.I ili k!titliii t.rdj!t-- i jjj Jjj,e u.e iiul.lioij f .t i a.V la.l.s J lilt .dr I S f t!.i ut!.r..r!rl Ti.t l.j r iil.,1 t a II il Allit fc'ai ai liilt in nh. U.rT ItiaJvT art Jn if Mr Ha) today M lla.tiu City tliuaii. ui.f.aiy ftTf.rJ t) fl w a!er f. r ! e t. Jh.iUiU irs. So ii I .1 y .il l.t 4, it nm-l.l- r )ral serins liti lit li lUt U.e J evlr t a Hid Afet iu- - mold Jjj Yiilt'.is .n 11 Ojjimiit in il.aige Pier ,J li"laily llrJH sip'll, I.e bUlul.lV fait if U.e tin la! f.ii.l.jj tut I lain. for lull a 1 ll., s stick Hiuth litute Tie hui aie tneiti Has in !.e Pipe City I '"ll it i alii 11. radtjuailri Skiil l.e ll.rtil under U.e I l.UjJe ll.tnioiue j Hie inptiluir ,he fuuitit ai.nual i.e spajer under diret It. n uf IPe WalUre mril air jHiuiiliiJ in, Mt, li.e f.,i:..'.ti! 1.0 .ie, tn,e Uie mm. in lie tffue cf liaie Pat mire, dep. f j i i. t f l'.e .h lal ut :iy ai U.ein-i loiurli.s i.al.i lia ai.ajtsitii! t.J.lesl t'ulidu.led pat), !li-!t f .1W tlrpUl and Haler Cull Uly lullnli.r t.f mieilial lilt iiue. Jit ft j n rids UJilier if "lie tui t f iu.il t e e Jl.aii aiiaursh)p uf the Near uikj jjr Warren Has tuin in Npatlsh iriir lit il min r 1, PJiiT, ulld lie. Die .a'e!!,rfil t,f U.e jM.jp.Jlue Pill li..W U.t.g made da.iy eie U, lJrIaid-llibui.ik. Miss di4tai 1.1c futk Man it 16, 1870, liUliafii'l lew lialufal l.f . uf WU- jjas M t"n.!cr 1. llija, it "Nemiy oed eiiii detilil.jJ in i is ii. l.ate wv t.sed in u Is nt.j A fui r uf liuisd ,'4a tiding r P vlii'l iiaiii PJJ8-7- K and Narah Jane Warren, James C.i ka tali it iiuit pie fotnijliuii alul inuii.i.s eiel mduliial and mmn.eirial tsru.i(1, t:irat Sa!, have Indicafetl Ihelr In tldat.uit for NoV Wl,n 1ts, rrsll,rnre hc.fa emljer, no SIjuW nit should lift Ci.fuc U.al Ihr Jaliuns amt ls.ta, and wl.a lave bst Uie Salt Uk TH- -t I e ly;iH'-- n !''r UU"il I ,r ' Klr,.i imulalne ,,alt uf iea, l.t.1 t.he at-- tf 65 s.iu e U.al date. a m on; test in U.e ing Mr r.. ; c Sutv iving beside hi Hlfe, Sarah UjU,u5 Eavt !uuin trrn la rovrtti lnijri. un.i ..!., , Tl u g n ate ra h alhmanms fur nemly Ud duM.ul nr mmmruul ten. are rM- - Otmni nalf.mal aunt, lie Amy j)irn at.uns UP, mn uf plain Wat ft(rwarded P ,he Ud. l.o tmiiea pnvif tlaPon f.,f people and are adtmimlrtcd hy Ihe nd h hu have died sincehv, Warren CTiff and of ad fU ai.s l uu.k ail.t.ipPM 1936 and ,rs, Otegun U.e hui-u- able hunur tlssuj- Mrs. Leon IMw-naH one f , ul be Helfatc ptmr la rril.,n 65 dr, ih ,d rn-- w on tmund stale d. parim.-ndaugider, Mr. II.,, h atd ' 1ritr; .i i n ley pottiPil inti An 6 tj im!.- - h.Ui u HaP-f Ihiie; i cunlml t.f tid v.itt.us t. uttly afemte. Old said "Huth gramlchiUrtn; K'c, l'.r, Hum.ide. rf Ihese pam. nl -llundmls tf thousands i, f entile at).i r. la Sup- IPG it.il.es mi! Cffutl ' 1933 2 pti inches prr Age tn'utat.ie, luever, l She only ate Uml utt 3 and Pj&r.khn Warren, Irice; and li hMiunal Here cumjH-t.tluH e ha Mi purl us, whlih Is Upiuputt fur NoVeHilnr, dej lit Of nl.ly ! a Ma.rr, Mrs. Dessie Roberts, Price. a. yol Piiierally ndmittnletesl uf Ihe Hutkets . ... putrly Judged brfute He 137 pr.re Hltuters t f Hie s,i i.,1 policy atiy lime, mju'.v 12 'J3 jih es vviih HaP-- r ruiitent I g.d I u.ilrn' lu.36 and l ait. seiunty . Tm 9u Awofiff inert w let leil. LCTTCRMEADS ore helping io t .f jpa nulls h.iMil nil lie H.iKe ut ip. if Hoik Wage earners Pete may t U.e full uf ffecl '.'.e Me..duAcampaign, :rc" 193713 inches nuw era nha 'formation a la the Maius of thiir' t.gt 65 after 1336 u r.tv of them are beginning la with HuP-- copter,! of 2 83 inches Servpe to the public h,11 unhide wage records unit U.e government iJUrtliiiMHil from ctu'tni.s 17.t(i a.tErs watrr con- - tE? Ixauui of sk:1 Mnuri!y zuTtJunl l ca!hi, uX Mr, I!!oflirt4 m Catlx,n put of 4 68 ini hi- gur,.1 ro:d and Mnja.iting numbers tu covered industrial and U.e povtoffice the first Tuesday of each month, nr hy vtril.ng ta the Sa- comp.ii i, n.v show re.nl.ly that cutmnercial Hi,rkers, and asuist.ini-mai'ture conditions at this time of will also a giv.-- la workers u ha, tial Srturity board. Salt Lake C.ty. ear ate inuili llun a je.ir ago, 7,!r. Thuisby said. &' : Ja.uli 1 -- Haa.J, !. 11 11 1 L't-i'- N.l-i- 'L i 1 1 s 111 V s e 'I" 1 J3. 1 1 n H to I)t t J n-- e 1 hUe f f.-- t - e. imja-tlnely- Ik-i- ii uif-Ui- es-rt.- ls tld-op- e - e svm "r, N-,- I Ut Old-Ap- ITu'l Ttme-TeTeT- t"r Olt!-Af- lL i r lo s f rd J une-l.a- j, lf n J p-- r g.-- 1 1 -- i e 1 n-ai- h r Kfonnses fioi? e n r Upturn Is Shown In ! SENTENCE Cl YEN 10-DA- Sal OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS KNOCKS BUT OIIINS SHOE REPAIR SHOP FOR DKFR.U'DINR HOTEL Coal Dumin.r ArlotU, formerly of Hel- -. ONCE ON PROVO BENCH TOR YOU. $2,000. BRAND a shoe repair shop fnr. has Paul Thatcher, instructor, dancing in Los Angeles, California, In NEW 5 ROOM 8TUCK0 MODERN SUMMER PORCH was sentenced to ten days in the with his brother, Marion Ar- an Utah's Making abrupt upturn, county Jail Friday fallowing heating btti of the Ihice Siioe Siune shop, BASEMENT, INLAID LINOLEUM ON KITCHEN. it was reKrted here this week. coal output in the week ended Noibtfore Ju,ticc of the Peace J. W. 000 nt bins "as BATH TL00R. LOTS OF CUPBOARDS. NEAR HIGH Dominic, who left here in 1934, hasvernr on a charge of attempting t 80.000 W)h in Uie week (Hammond ,comPart-imploved for some time by to defraud a hotel keeper. SHARE WATER. SCHOOL ON HIGHWAY 91; i Zinkes, Los Angeles shop which Is Previous, according to a report by the to the filed bituminous coal commission, According .nahnal complaint said to be the largest of Its kind in TERMS. CONSIDER GOOD RENTER. In the week ended November 20, by J. B. Litizzette, Thatcher owed the world. 1937, 102.000 net tons were produced. (58.75 on a bill for lodging at the1 The nation's soft coal production Savoy hotel. The hotel was keeping countys industries. L. climbed but little, belijg reported as a suitcase and two suits until the biU roposed legislation is being drawn 8,325,000 net tons in the week of No- - was paid but Thatcher, it was olleg- up or presentation at the next state vcmbp,. j9( this comparing with 8,- - ed, took them out of the building se-legislature which convenes in Janu- - 050,000 in the preceding week, and cretly, violating section ary. A bill proposing a tax upon im- with 8,165,000 in the the revised statutes of 1933 of Utah. corresponding ported natural gas, similar to the Mast year! measure presented in 1937, Is being Vie calcndar year to date, the .worked upon at the present time. In sofl coal 13 25 1 r nat,ons bill 1937, the passed the lower house cent lower than aoulput year ago, while but was tied up in senate. Pennsylvania anthracite is down 14 per cent. Crude petroleum output as figured in the coal equivalent of week production is 5.2 per cent lower than Thli crtifirat an4 I9e or tltlra tha fcaarar t an af Mr Canafna Indeatrartlbla SS.H VACUUM FILLER SACK it was last year to this date. LESS FOUNTAIN FENS. Uibta Ink Hopply. Ya SEE tha ink I A UfaTia raaranlaa with Mb MO Utahs j ojH-ne- Output For Period Of Week d part-'nerd- ! up J AIIftriLL-rRA- ZO' Stands for Quality In-e- n j When vou drink WaterAll& Kru aredrink-ir- g Cood Whiskey! Full P5 proof It never disap-point- THOMAS s, PeefiB ft frarier Distillery Ca. Anchorage, Ky. i 193-29- KITCHEN Rrt. 2 of Provo, Utah -1 J WATERFILL-rRAZIE- R' famous vrwism Ls FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! I 3 Fine Is Imposed For Reckless Driving 525 BEST FRIEND is the lady 5 tcio gives him ARROW SHIRTS Christmas ! for Harvey Fredrickson, 22, Salt Lake City, was fined $25 Saturday morning by Justice of the Peace J. W. Hammond for reckless driving. Charges were filed by L. C. Morgan, Layton, after a coal truck driven by the defendant sideswiped Morgans cattle truck on the Miller Creek bridge 6 miles south of Price, about 12:30 p. m. Friday. The arrest was made near Soldier Summit in the afternoon by Vern Davis, state highway patrolman. 59$ s X This Certificate Is Worth $4.41 Uftb-vara- aia for ladiaa, aaaa. bopa and rirla. THE PEN WITH A a o 2 GUARANTEE LIFE-TIM- E Wpttgf. u. O 59$ THE NEW PLUNCER ZIP-O- NLT FILLER VACUUM ONE PULL AND Thli PEN hold. ink than .rdln.rx fo.nUln tnt .1 th rn.rk.ti To. cut Writ, for Mo. tsar, Fillim. N. K.p.lr Hill. 1 N. Lmr Killarl N. PrM.r. Bar ; Erary Pan taatad and f.r.ntMd t k. for Ilia. Gal y.ora NOW) THIS PEN Clra. FREE if ran buy .no In th. dly for Ira. tha. FIVE ThU mrtifirat. trad .nly arhlla adTartlalnf ul. U nn. Fro Gift Box with Each Pan. iHt y. 03 $1.50 Pencils To Match Above Pens, 29c This Pen On M.3 Order Add 6c Extra Will Be $5.00 After Sale OLIUETO S ASSOCTD STORE IT'S ELLL tha .. On. anbraakabl. DOLLARS I i O 3 LIMIT 3 Pens to Each Certificate Pirce, Utah Council To Meet Monday The city council will meet in regusession next Monlar day evening at 7:30 oclock in the new council quarters of the city hall, according to City Recorder William Grogan. semi-month- ly ceai-heade- d safety ARROWS LOOK RIGIITi Theyre tailored by Americas Number One Mens Stylist. ARR6WS STAY THE RIGHT SIZE: Every Arrow is Sanforized-Shrun(Fabric a new shirt free shrinkage less than if one ever shrinks out of fit I 1) FOR ALL PASSENGERS! FILTERED ARROWS FEEL RIGHT: of collar-makin- better-lookin- Arrows 77 years has developed not only collars, hut more comfort- g g able ones! ARROWS WEAR RIGHT: Every piece of cloth that goes into an Arrow Shirt is for strength and carefully pre-teste- Come $2 d wear-abilit- y. in today' and get him Arrow Shirts. and up. HEAT FLOOR-LEVE- L k FRESH AIR FOR DRIVING SAFELY! NO FOGGING OR FROSTING OF WINDOWS! BRACES AND TIE FOLDER ... at Two gifts in one the price of one. Hickok ActionBAK braces (famed for comfort) in a smart necktie folder . . . for home or travel use. Two practical ..... gifts that will pkaiC $150 I heats Studebakers Climatizer not just the front seat at floor level! That means a warm floor throughout the car, Studebakers Climatizer heats with constantly fresh, thoroughly filtered air! You dont rebreathe stale, stuffy, noxious air! That means level-heade- d alertness for the driver. Studebakers Climatizer also prevents windows and wind- BOYHCEUS Men's Store y shield from fogging and frost ing. Its centrally located under the front seat floor, out of the way. It brings in 200 cubicfeet cf fresh air every minute fil ters it heats it and distributes it evenly throughout the car. All rear seat as well passengers as front seat are kept comfortably warm. No drafts, dust, rain or snow! The Climatizer is available at small added cost only in the 1939 Studebaker. Easy G I. T. terms. 1939 STUDEBAKER Worlds Smartest Car ! - UTAH AUTO COMPANYPrice, Utah 26 North 1st. West |