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Show 1 AND NEARBY PRICE fit Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stoddard and children, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Cox, visited in Emery Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Workman and their daughter, Mrs. Ellen Mead and her children have returned from a trip into the Uinta Basin and some parts of Wyoming. Mrs. Ellen Snow has returned home from visiting with her chiland dren in Idaho, Washington California. Donna Norton, Valene Young, Lola Erickson and Bonnie Rich are visiting in Roosevelt with Eva Sprouse. Mrs. Enid Kartchner and baby daughter of Salt Lake City are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Van Waggoner. Service men to be at home now are: Van Baldwin, Claron Golding and Nick Jenkins. Marie Wells invited a number of young friends to help her celebrate her birthday Sunday afternoon. Her guests were Virginia Van Waggoner, Essie Rich, Nina Mortensen, Willard Van Wagoner, Leroy ani Gary Thayn, Teddy Bradshaw and Richard Wells. Mrs. Charlotte Liddell is visiting her daughter, Mis. W. K. Hill, trip, mtrtain imtilt or m opt, THAT'S NEW'S, nd olbrr pro pit you No, 9, to uit (tit fit Ibtm about it. Ukt la btar of it. Call Jbt if Sgt. Lamar Johnson, who is tioned at the marine base at with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Theobald, while on a 30-d- sta- New- ay port, Arkansas, arrived the latter furlough. furpart of last week on a with his and Deputy Sheriff Jackson Jewkes paris visiting lough is JohnMrs. recovering from an operation Mr. and Edgar ents, for acute appendicitis performed son in Castle Gate. last Thursday at the Price Mr. and Mrs. James Fuller, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. C. E. Huish, Salt Lake City, was Kenneth Pitts, former residents of a business visitor in this section IdaPrice, now residing in Boise, this week. early ho, have been renaming old achere quaintances while visiting MINE TESTS WILL BE during the week. 17-d- ay HELD AUGUST 27, 28, 29 Mr. and Mrs. Melrose Atwood and children, Clay and Lynn, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Allred were Salt Lake City and Ogden They visitors over the week-en- d. stayed Friday night in Salt Lake City with Mrs. Leonard Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mine foreman and fire boss tests will be held in Price August 27, 28 at the Carbon junior college, it has been announced by R. state industrial II. Dalrymple, commission member. Those who are interested should apply for further information to mine superintendents or L. L. Ar- nett, Castle Gate, R. J. Schultz and Sidney A. Dobbs, district mine inspectors, Price. and Allred. Lt. George L. Theobald, who served for 11 months with a unit of the field artillery in the Se- enth army in Europe, is visiting 29 California. in Sciiling wax at Tlie 1 1C AT PEACE! A WORLD Soon all America will be back on the normal era of competition. We have tried to keep quality and service high during difficult times, and we thank our many loyal customers for conditions. their consideration under war-tim- e peace-tim- e NBC & w DEL MONTE PRUNE JUICE C. H. B. QUART 35c CATSUP 14-O- BOTTLE .. NO. 2 CANS (No Points) TOMATO JUICE M. NO POINTS C 3ro33c P. 21c PECTIN 25c PEGS. DEL MONTE JAR PEANUT BUTTER A QD'S. In Utah Coal League If Helper wins the second half COAL HAULING AND FURNI-tur- e of the Utah Coal League, which moving. Arronce and Deer officially ends next Sunday, she Creek coal. Phone 689-R- 1. can give Myron Rusty Woolsey credit for a big slice of the honors, vetsorrel-toppe- d FOR RENT APARTMENTS, in- 'for it xxas this dividual heated garages, Colum- eran xxho ended the game last Sunbia Apartments, Price. day with Columbia with a that match (meat-hand- ), LOANS, PERSONAL AND Lindsey of a cinch robbed Boyd White P. William See least one run Not at and East 166 at Motor Credit Co., triple center-fiel- d Main St., Price, Phone 252. only did Rusty climb the fence to take in Lindseys DO YOU WANT TO BUY A but he converted the home? Do you have property to long swat, a double killing when into sell? See J. Bracken Lee, your play xxas trapped before real estate agent at the Equit- Mike Fratto he could rttuin to first base a able Inrurance Agency, Price. feat that c ded the ball game, won 7 to 5. WANTED Middle-age- d or older which Helperof their Sunday win vntue By woman for housekeeper. Call Columbia Pete Tabone and oxer The his Helper lads have only a game with Spting Canyon here Sunday HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE See Eugene E. Branch, Welling- between them and the second half ton. title. Then they have a postponed game with Columbia, which if they FOR FURNISHED OR UNFUR-nishe- d win will give them the first half houses, call Clara Miller, championship as well: if they lose tie 694, or come to Paikview Motel they will go into a thn with Columbia ard Diageiton for fn-- t half honois D.,te for FOR RENT modern the the game lias not Lien apartment, furnished. Call 831 playing set. but piobubly will be on Aug 26 at Hclpei. FOR RENT Sleeping rooms and board if desired. See Minnie Beats Newton at 338 South 1st East.' Sun., Mon., Tu es., Wed. ore-hand- ed fc CON-fidenti- al. te. All Pinney Stars In Wet Game Com PAUEY aaMM uvAUMDaf FOR RENT OR LEASE Pinney Bexerage of Salt Lake basement apartment and 20 City, defeated a team of army unacres of land. Also s from Kearns last Sunday at furnished house in Carbonvillo, the Helper baseball paik, 4 to 2. 1 mile out of Price. Phone which tlueutened to stop the Rain, or 400, and ask for John 'game, finally eased up and the Farris. game was played on a slightly xxet a huge crowd that WANTED Experienced beauty fleld- befoie out to see some of the turned and location excellent operator, coun-- j shop and good equipment with best ball exer played in this all kinds of solutions. Call Car- - ty. The last three innings saw a leal bon Barber & Beauty Shop, contest between Clarence Hooks Puce, or Phone 484-Iott, of the St. Louis Browns, and FOR SALE Six room house xxith Weston Bailey, xxho is owned by bath, large garden all planted, the Boston Red Sox. A Hclperite, chicken coop with chickens. George Sluga, xvho plays right field for Pinney, lead all the bat- Inquire at 448 East Main. fers xvith three for five. all-M- ai 754-R- 5, ' AA AAAA AAAAA AAAA AAAAA AAAAAAAAA fTTTTTTVTTTTVTfTTTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTmTTTT 43c COFFEE 33c POUND i i THURSDAY FRIDAY - 3 rooms A GRIPPING CF " POT ROAST & Grade AA POUND 26 35c 32c ... VEAL STEAK pound MUTTON CHOPS FRESH SIDE PORK CHEESE 35c 47c 32c FRYERS WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL SAUSAGE 25c BAGS ENRICHED A STORY dream ... A SCHEME . AND A JAWlll Scream: my'i tSCAP He xvill teach English. 50-L- SATURDAY ' BUTTER PACKAGE - 1271 i furnished NEW COLLEGE TEACHER for permanent adult renters. J. Nile Washburn, who has been A 430 East 4th North, front of Col- a field representatixe of the Amer- - ) lege. ican Red Cross in European army A FOR RENT Two garages, located camps, will join the faculty of was Carbon it college, announced;)' in back of Postoffice. Inquire by Dr. Aaron E. Jones this week. FOR RENT FIRST QUALITY ZOOM A AA AA AAAAAiAAAAA - 12c COCKTAIL SHREDDED WHEAT s (No Points) V-- 8 Helper Wins Fast Tilt With Columbia S Wellington News tHTHi Four-roo- m FOR RENT unfur- CARD OF THANKS nished house, basement and We take this means to express heat. No children. Inquire 155 our thanks and appreciation for East 2nd South. floral conti ibutions and other acts lf LOST Elgin xvrist xvatch, Sunday, of kindness rendered in our August 12. Reward. Inquire during the illness and following the death of our mother, Mrs. Maria Wycherly. HAY FOR SALE Choice second Wycherly Family. cutting. See Grant Gerber, WelWANTED Maid for Newhouse lington, or phone 691-R- 5. Hotel. Apply in person. gc, Otto KRUGER be-he- Nina FOCI I te. PAPER HANGING, FOR SALE Large xx'hite Majestic paper cleaning or painting, call range, chest of drawers, china Amel Denison, 814 or 157 East closet, cupboard, fruit jars. In2nd North, Price. quire FOR SALE One used desk. Con- - FOR SALE Pensular Range,, tinental Oil Bulk Plant or call Eureka carpet sxveeper and dress 456-form. Call at house 245 FOR WALL WlamWRIGHT SUNDAY AND MONDAY Hia-xvat- One acre of land and modern house. Also HOUSE FOR SALE Completely some furniture, including elecfurnished. Steam heat, stoker tric Singer sewing machine. Inand full basement. Inquire quire for Mrs. Zella Davis, Spring Glen. -- HIGHEST CEILING PRICES paid ICE AND ELECTRIC REFRIG-eratorfor any make, any model musical instrument. For appointchurns, binder twine, cream separator, radio, piano, ment contact the buyer for fiddle, couches and 100 other Southern California Music Co., nice things at Johnson Furnior 748, Price. Phone 322-ture. FOR SALE te. RED STAR 2.09 PILLSBURY 2.59 C V BEST 2.09 GOLD MEDAL 2.59 DRIFTED SNOW 2.49 Flour -- GAILY COLORED CHINA IN EACH PACKAGE Carnival Oats 39c s, W The conn; GREED NIGEL BRUCE JOHN JOAN DALL L0RR1NG HILLS BROS. COFFEE Bine Can Brand POUND CANTALOUPES & SUMMER SQUASH 3 . - 25c POUND 5c CUCUMBERS POUND 10c POUND A VINEGAR 59c 5? 35c CALUMET BAKING POWDER 10c SOAP ; 'H 15c BARS TOILET TISSUE i CLEANSER 4-- 25c FLY SPRAY WlliDEX WEEK OF FRI to THUR A M. TO P.M. WEEK DAYS OPEN 9:00 6 SATURDAYS A. M. TO 7:00 The first two years of work toward any profession, such as Law, Medicine, Teaching, Engineering, Dentistry, etc. 9c VOCATIONAL. Terminal courses for preparation for skilled occupations in business, stenography, automobiles, welding, airplane engines, machine shop practice, drafting and carpentry. Special attention given to returned servicemen. CAN. 9:00 P. M. FOOD MARKET 59 North Carbon Ave. EACH LGE. BOTTLE FULLY ACCREDITED. Credits recognized in all Institutions of Higher Education. 18c QUART CAN SWEETHEART IechnIcolor! Blazing Justice! Established to Serve the Educational Needs of Southeastern Utah WYANDOTTE Heinz White State Supported Junior College TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AT PRICE, UTAH POUND BULK Carbon College 14c WATERMELON GRAPEFRUIT 27c 39c 35c L. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUa Ample opportunities for work in industries in Carbon County to help pay expenses of schooling. PLEASE brine your own Carefully outlined programs of recreational and cultural activities. Churches of many denominations for your worship. Now Showing n u THE MAD MONSTER PAPER FALL QUARTER OPENS SEPTEMBER 7 BAGS Write for Catalogue and TRAIL RIDERS AJjlMiWilUl |