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Show 7, 1940 sdAY, MARCH uOBERTSON paycheck, THE recalls sparring with heavyweightcontender bom Shuf- he can Keep away has (or fnui rounds. Johnny the is him, of licking ", ag00d fhince Robertson. Price, le- nf Lee ;I - ADVOCATE. PRICE, UTAH Hiawatha Junior High . Wage Earners Wife Wins Hoop Encounter Is Aided By Federal Hiawatha Junior High won an m-teating maple court contest this week, o ei coming Wellington Junior High school 40 to 31. Ninth guide teams of the county uie planning a county-wid- e basketball tournament to be held some time this month, probably at the Carbon college gymnasium. Competing teams w ill be Hiawatha, Notre Dame, Pi ice Fresh and Wellington. pla!n?the coming fight between Joe Johnny Pa check next York City. New in nth know something of Tpp should rVhes talking about, for he spar-!j- d when frequently with Paycheck Des were in training Jfltwo of them SLes Iowa, during 1938 under Pio-mntknown at Pmky George. Lee, E. Lee, was fight-a- s Robert as time a piotege of Jack Dempsey. is a good boxei, and a eL boxer always puzzles Louis. "He has a good left jab LS Lee flit he keeps voiking until he can for a light punch. Bd an openin to get out of the enocuh ges fast shuffles in. Louis time the by garding er Dangers Of Cleaning With Gasoline Shown i X fo't't: Pr wy Chicago fighter, who Golden Gloves tourney the light heavyweight if Chicago in never been knocked vision has soon turned He professional down. 1933, hung up his gloves for jger about a year and had just gone back 1933 when he into the light game in Robert E. alias Robertson, Lee !'1 and Y. Moines' Des in ti were aining Lee, Since then. Paycheck C. A. gym. bas fought in a score of fights, never been licked, and has chalked up a per cent knock-cu- ts lord of about 50of victories He has in his string the some boy? tough along fought line, among them Charley Ballinger, foe Canadian heavyweight titlehold- The young LEE ROBERTSON won the 1933 0 Johnny has good chance Shuffling Joe, says Lee. taking come back to his farm 2 and miles south of Price. Its tough work hes doing now as tough as fighting and hell be in good shape when and if the right opportunity comes to get back into the ring. Back in Des Moines, says Lee, we used to say that the fust one to become champ should throw a party for the rest. If Johnny wins m New' Yoik next month, Ill be waiting lor an invitation to that paity. one-ha- lf W. Miss Marion Twiss, Salt Lake City, middlewest, Lee made jnetty fail iceord himself, winning isited here Sunday at the home of f but of hi- - 12 fights, 3 of them ia her parents, Mr. and Mi. H B Since then, he has Twiss. foe K 0 loute While in the a TTTf VVTVVV? VVVVfVVVVV vvvvvvvvvtvvrvvvvvvvvvvvv While Volume of Business Continues ONE SERVICE ONLY I I !t MENS MENS MENS MENS I 20 THE BEST! SUITS Cleaned and pressed $1.00 SUITS Pressed 50c : PANTS Cleaned and pressed 50c PANTS Pressed 25c : BUTTONS REPLACED FREE Per Cent REDUCTION ON LADIES GARMENTS All repairing extra charge These Prices Are CASH On Delivery. If Charged Yon the Regnlar Price. It Will i : Cost CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED TVTTVTTTTTVTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTVVfTTTTTTTTTTTT ACME CLEANERS & TAILORS : W. F. MYERS, Owner 3 3 Phone 237 17 E. Main St. Price, Utah James Chnsten Jensen, 73, Elmo, died last Thursday morning at the Puce hospital, several days following an operation. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon in the L. D. S. ward chapel at Cleveland, Bishop S. N. Alger ol Elmo officiating. Burial Was in the Price cemetery under direction of the Wallace mortuary. Mr. Jensen was born November 21, 18G6. in Denmark, a son of Ole Christen and Kristine Marie Erickson Jensen. He had lesided in the United States lor 63 years, most of them in Emery county where he had prospered as a farmer. He was active for many years in church and business affairs. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Amelia Jensen; eight children, Olaf of Huntington, Antone Jensen of Salamas, California, Fielding Jensen of Raleigh, California, Lowell Jensen of Willows, California, Mrs. Kistie Fau-se- tt of Price, Mrs. Iva Mangum of Price, Mrs. Annie Perkowski of Carlsbad, New Mexico, and Mrs. Freda Grundvig of Price; a brother, John Edward Jensen of Cleveland; a sister, Mrs. Mark Powell of Wellington; 34 grandchildren; and 17 Debaters To Leave For Forensic Meet The Carbon college debaters will Old-A- Look up Old Crow! Same fine quality as always and now available in quantity! three-gam- ge one-ha- lf Betty Hakalo and Elizabeth Roper will also enter the interpretative reading contest and Harvey Moore and Bob Gunderson the extemporaneous speaking contest. Sunnysides brothers aggregation has lost only three games thus far this season, while winning 14 games. It is not known whether the Watt brothers have been getting in as much practice as a unit, but theyre Nick doing all right individually. Watt at present is captain of the University of Utahs hoop team and Stan Watt is coach at Millard County High school. The brothers series is believed to be the first of its kind in the state. M IE1 (S M E KJ Save $75 to $100 on That Used Car New Low Spring Prices Now WE MUST SELL AT WHOLE SALE PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING BUSINESS. Reconditioned Priced to Sell Now old-ag- supple-jmenta- iniiiiMiimtiiMiiimiMiiiHMi ry 39 Buick Cpe $795 Beautiful Black, Low Mileage, Heater, Like New In Every Way. 37 Buick Sed. $695 Trunk, Heater and Radio Black Finish. DeLux Thru-out- . Due to lack of sufficient new projects and to lack of funds for carrying on the county road projects, W. P. A. employment in Carbon and Emery counties is expected to slacken soon, according to J. R. Roaf, manager of Utah district No. 7 of the Works Pro- gress administration. Foremen and supervisors of Car-- 1 bon and Emery counties met here last Thursday evening to discuss new work forms and safety measures. In attendance, also, was D. E. Nelson, state W. P. A. safety consultant. 38 Ford Cpe- $595 regular $525 36 Plymouth $375 35 Studehkr- - $295 Sedan, Reconditioned, Good Looking. conflicting engagements, according to President Reid Allred. Next meeting, planned as an 100 per cent attendance meeting, will be held Tuesday, March 19. 33 Plymouth- $185 - New Tires, New Paint, New Crankshaft and Bearings. A Real Bargain. Coupe, Sedan, Smooth, Economical 32 Rockne $135 Good Condition. Coupe. See This Bargain. 31 Studehkr- rvi p:n r No. Cede 7:- tending our thanks and appreciation to our many friends of Carbon and Emery county for the beautiful floral offerings, and expressions of sympathy expressed to us at the time of the illness and death of our husband and father. MRS. JAMES C. JENSEN And Family. GOOD WILL .Vf tD CROW Branq rKY SthaH-- QUART-Co- de No. 33 o Your Guide to PINT Code No. 35 When buying Bourbon ask for Old Crow by name Vz Good Liquors PHONE $50 Sedan, Good Little 36 Dodge $295 Good Rubber. New Rings. Lots of Service for A Small Investment. Pick-n- p. 34 Chev $295 V2 Ton. New Tires, Motor Overhauled, Platform Bed, Short W. B. Perfect In Every Way. 35 Chev $245 31 Chev $75 Panel. Reconditioned. A Real Bargain. USED CARS PRICE 345 j our and Sounds mysterious but it isn t. 100 PROOF 0 When you check up on this famous old brand, youll learn why more men are buying it now than at any entime since Repeal ! Why not start bourbon today. joying this superb 939 NATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. CORP-NE- W If there is ant safety feature of proven worth not present in a LaSalle, owners have failed to mention it. But they do mention frequently that one of the pleasures of LaSalle ownership is a priceless sense of security. Put your money and yourself in the safest place. Get a LaSalle! YORK delivered at LaSalle prices begin at Detroit. Transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes if any), optional equipment and accessories extra. Prices subject to change without notice. $1210 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the District Court within and for Carbon county, State of Utah. Estate of Nicholas Salevurakis, otherwise known as Nick Salevurakis, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to John A. Salevurakis, administrator at Price, Utah, on or before June 16 th, 1940. JOHN A. SALEVURAKIS, Administrator of the Estate of Nicholas Salevurkais, otherwise known as Nick Salevurakis, deceased. and T. N. JENSEN, KELLER F. W. Attorneys for Administrator. Price, Utah. Date of first pub., February 15, 1940 Date of last pub., March (, 1940 Hdp pro ntata Safety Dim year lightt when patting. UK? C V $125 Sedan, All Complete. WESTERN AUTO CO PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP Notices Consult County Clerk or respective signers for further 2 34 - LIBERAL TRADES EASY GMAC TERMS. TRULY THIS IS THE USED CAR SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. BUY NOW AT THESE BARGAIN PRICES BEFORE SPRING BUSINESS BOOSTS THE PRICES. ex- Wellington L. D. S. ward's annual Gold and Green ball has been set for Friday night, March 15, in the Wellington ward house, it has been announced. Preparations are now being made for an elaborate floor show and decorations. Reigning over the affair will be Miss Beth Young, as queen. The ball is being sponsored by the wards Mutual Improvement associations. STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY $185 - Runs Good. Several As Low As $15.00 Per Car. 37 Ford 85 meeting of- - 33 Pontiac- 37 Chevrolet- $550 Trunk, Heater, DeDark Tan Finish. Lux, of the Price Junior Chamber of Commerce, scheduled for last Tuesday evening, was cancelled because of CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this means of button radio, flexible wheel whipeord upholstery, bumper guard, everything but the kitchen sink. Not a scratch or blemish. New car guarantee, Triced low. You can save $300 here. 30 Chev Coach $50 29 Nash Sedan $27 Coupe, Heater and Radio. ly Touring Sedan, light beige color. Heater, defroster, push A DeLux Car With Heater, Radio, Finish, etc., Like New. - JUNIOR CHAMBER MEETING CANCELLED TUESDAY NIGHT semi-month- 39 Pontiac DeL. 8 '29 Ford - Coach, Heater and Radio. The SPECIAL Wellington Arranging Gold And Green Ball KENTUCKY neutral ge See The first for leave tomorrow morning for Ephraim to participate Friday and Saturday in fice supplies of all kinds. the divisional Phi Rho Pi forensic tournament, according to Lowell F. Barker, coach. The five teams of two speakers each are: Lenna Rowley and Lor raine DeCola; Harvey Moore and Louis Bunnel; Betty Hakalo and Elizabeth Roper; Billy Webb and Douglas Ward; Bob Gunderson and Glenn Conover. it will be played later on a floor. old-ag- Sun-Advoc- WANT GOOD NEWS? The brothers championship of Utah will be at stake in the e series between the Lindsey Brothers of Sunnyside and the Watt Brothers of Murray, first game of w hich will be played in the high school gymnasium at Murray on Saturday, March 9. The following Saturday, March 16, the teams will meet at Price, the floor not having been decided upon as yet. For this occasion, the Lindsey Brothers ask the support of Carbon county. If a third game should be required to choose the brothers championship, monthly Federal January and Survivors Insurance benefit payments began under the Social Security act. These provide, among other things, that the wife of an annuitant also may receive monthly payments if she is 65 years old. Her monthly payments will be of her husbands benelit, according to William B. Hayward, field manager of the Salt Lake City olfice of the Social Security board. "For example, he said, "Mr. Brown, now 65 years old, retires in 1940 from his job in a mill and quale ifies for insurance benefits. His wife is 62 years old. This means she must wait about three years before she can receive benefits. If the husbands benefit amounts to $30 a month, a wife will receive $15 per month after she has reached 65. In households w'here the wife as well as the husband is an insured wage earner, she will receive, when she leaches 65, her own Federal Old-AInsurance payment instead of the supplemtnary benefit from herj husbands claim. When her benefit' is less than the1 supplementary bene- fit provided in connection with her husbands annuity, she will receive her own benefit plus enough from tne supplementary benefit to make up the difference. Example: Suppose Mrs. Brown has had a job in covered employment. Slie reaches 65 and files a ela.m lor e insurance. It is found that her own monthly benefit will be $10 per month. In addition to her benefit of $10, she will receive a benefit of $5 per month m connection with Mr. Browns annuity payments. 1, Elmo Resident Dies WPA Lacks Projects At Price Hospital; Funeral Rites Held For Employing Labor March Specials... 1 You cant value your life very highly it you attempt cleaning in your home with any inflammable liFne Chief Nick Bernard! quid, warned this week, as spring housecleaning time drew near. Any cleaning w ith gasoline inside the home is extiemely hazardous because of the volatile nature of the fluid. Gasoline vapor mixes with the air and spreads rapidly. In the correct proportions, this mixture of air and vapor is a powerful explosive as demonstrated in the motor of your automobile. It is difficult to determine accurately the lire loss and injuries caused by cleaning with dangerous fluids in the home, but reports of the fire underwriters board indicate that fire takes a heavy toll annually thousands lose their lives. Hundreds of these victims aie children under 10 years of age. I cant place too much emphasis upon the need for being careful with lire hazards m your home. Do not permit cleaning of any kind with gasoline, benzine, naptha or any other liquid. On PACE FIFTEEN LINDSEYS AND WATTS PLAN SERIES FOR UTAH BROTHERS CHAMPIONSHIP Scheme Of Insurance ei m E SUN- ESTER 13 Jr AUTO COMPANY PRICE |
