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Show Th THE Page Six fh& .Sun - dlvoc&te KIMFItna. OHI OMIMII, Ml CV General Excellence Award, National Editorial Attociation, 1049 Evckv Thuiimt Br Th Inun CARBON COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at the poatoffice at Price, Utah, as second fin matter under act of March 3, 1879. Subscription rate 03.00 yearly in Utah; $3.00 yearly outside state. Hal G. MacKnioht, Publisher Alex Bow, Jr., News Editor Mrs. Helen Smith, Society Editor In mass distribution, as in mass production, we see the finished results of the free enterprise system of getting a job done. The retail store is the average Americans closet and most personal contact with the forces that make the nations economy tick. It is the place where he spends much of his money and where the irresistible pressure of competition guarantees that he will get fair value in exchange. Mass production turns out the goods and mass distribution sees to it that they are readily available when we want them. CORRESPONDENTS Thursday, January 5, SUN-ADVOCA- MORE TROUBLESOME 95 Unable to get a residence tele. me. a Minneapolis man had g phone, Nickie: "Yeah, I would but that mobile telephone installed in hj, bear wasnt dead. car and the signal hooked tip to his horn. When he was home and the mobile telephone rang, it ble the horn, and he ran out to the call. 'ME-TOO-IS- I ( er Bob was telling Bill, down at the union meeting, that he had taken out a new insurance policy Accident? Bill inquired. I did it No, Bob said, posely. p. S-- S NEW DEFINITION FOR A SMALL-TOWCastle Gate Josephine Houghton PAPER Agnes S. Jeeps A new newsStandardville definition for small-tow- n Merlene Socthworth Hiawatha was Carma Simmons editor given McClintic, by Virgil papers Mrs. D. E. Vance Spring Canyon and publisher of the White County Democrat JDragerton at Monticello, Indiana, at a Purdue UniverBessie Roberts Rains Bonnie Lewis sity clinic recently. He called them switchWellington Wanda Peterson boards of community life. Its lines of communication reach out to all phases of community life and serve to MAH STATE PKmASSOCIATIOJT bring the people closer together, he stated. Mr. McClintic said that leaders in the rural NATIONAL EDITORIAL communities should cooperate with the ediASSOCIATION tor of the local newspaper by continually re.jyut&z. porting activities of the community and thus assisting the editor in better serving the community with news coverage. TWO FORCES Two great forces stand behind the econFORECASTERS AT WORK omy of this country. Most the of the unique sysbusiness experts One is mass production work for the American HHOMtHMHMMMMM tem of producing goods of every kind of are now making predictions that 1950 will lie special Legion. a low prosperous year. They get their ideas high quality, in vast volume, and at a from how much government money will be cost. It is the root source of material abunA $35,000 Pythian temple is the spent, the totals in savings accounts owned latest dance and high living standards. project in large buildings by the people and the fact that wages are that looms The other is mass distribution the equalup for Price this year. ly important and equally efficient system still high and corporation profits way up. The remarkable record made toy developed to bring those goods within reach All these seem logical reasons, yet we cant the new lodge of Price and the NMNMHfOMMOMHMa help remembering how these forecasters fact that there are seven other of the 140,000,000 people who use them. This is a huge nation in land area. Yet the fell down on the results of the last election. strong lodges in the county makes same brands of goods, at about the same Anyway things have been figured out the temple a surety. The temple prices, are found in every corner of it. They something like this: General business off will be for all eastern Utah as two are to be instituted in the are advertised in our newspapers and maganational income off farm income lodges at once and steps taken to basin zines, and over the radio. When something off 15, bituminous coal off anthracite organize lodges at points in Emery new appears, it is put on sale in remote towns off crude oil products off steel out- county and Moab. almost as soon as it reaches the stores in the put off automobile manufacture off 15, Next biggest cities. Its merits are shown to posbuilding and construction off Monday evening is the sible buyers in basically the same way. activities up 20, retail trade off 3 tomilitary 10. date set for the first election of Vickie When that bear got out Sunnyside-Sunnyda- 1 N le - Dont 1st Pigeon: Mabel is attractive? 2nd Pigeon: Oh, I Shes terribly people-toeS-- s toes dont know. dui d. 1 S kee icy apl yec the the Ca I S How did you and your meet? Two boys were talking over the Meet, heck. She over- Sunday school lesson. Blow: took me. s Do you believe all that S about the devil? one asked. Heck, no, replied the other boy, its like that Santa Claus stuff . . . its just your old man! Joe: nd girl-frie- soc at think When a school examination paper wanted an account of the creation of man, one little girl First God created answered: Adam. He looked at him and said, I think if I tried again I could do better. Then he created Eve. S-- I the busi-nes- S-- pos der list wit pla pei 1 Th the 1 so-call- ed mt pnta 5, 5, 5, 5, A marriage reception honoring Miss May Pappas and Nick Bikak-i- s of Price will be held in the Greek Orthodox church at Price Sunday, January 12. TWENTY YEARS AGO Prom lb Ffln of Tbo Sun and Tbt According to figures released the Price postoffice Saturday, handled on the average of five tons of mail per day during the week preceding Christmas or a tons for the total of thirty-fiv- e entire period. This included both incoming and outgoing mail. 5, 5, 7, Nnn-Advot- the Christmas holidays in Price Stephen Lauris is spending the with relatives and friends. holidays in Price. Members of the Naomi chapter, D. E. Williams and son, William, Order of eastern star conducted a motored into Salt Lake Tuesday on a several days business trip. bridge luncheon in the Masonic temple Monday afternoon. THIRTY YEARS AGO Murray Mathis will leave Sunday for Salt Lake where he is to Miss Rhoda Pace who is attendenroll In the University of Utah. ing business college in Salt Lake is spending the holidays at home. J. B. Storrs, history instructor in the Carbon high school, spent A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. New Years visiting relatives in Ivan Pace on Tuesday of last American Fork. week, just in time to hang up his stocking. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Redd of Price visited in Provo last week. Mrs. J. W. Hammond is able to Mrs. Joseph Seaton and daugh- be out again after a siege of illter, Josephine, were Salt Lake ness herself following the release from visitors this week. quarantine for Davids H. H. Holdaway has returned diptheria. to Myton after spending ChristHarry Virden and Rhuben Jenmas with his family in Price. sen motored into Salt Lake City Harry Sanchi was in Price Sunlast week end where they spent day on his way between Salt Lake Mike Silvagni of Denver spent two days. and Hiawatha. He is still doing Price bowlers fell before the Helper team Monday, December 30 by losing two out of three games. The tilt was played in the Helper alleys. Helper captured the first by 84 pins, and walked away with the second contest with a lead of 72. Price nosed out the winners in the last game with a margin of eight points. A return game will be played on the Price alleys Monday, January 8. com- you directors of the mercial club. The meeting is just called for 7:30 at the court house. No movement of equal importance was ever started in Price and now that the business and professional men have subscribed more than $0000, they should see to it that the proper sort of heads are chosen to direct the expenditure of that money. The new year promises to be one of astonishing growth and advancement in Price and Carbon county and the club will have a big work to do. t es Bamboo grows 16 inches a day, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. S-- A Frank B. Hanson S contractor went out to look over one of his postwar homes, walking up to a house ,in which he a carpenter was working, Can you hear me whispered: through this wall? Forging and Welding on All Types of Farm Machinery AUTO FENDERS AND BODY REPAIRS Our Flowers Say It for You FLORAL SHOP PRICE Phone Price, Utah 74 South Carbon Builders FINE HOMES, CABINETS FIXTURES 56 No. lar Jai j PR $1C fir: an: 3, i CA ST Price 442-- J Price, Utah Machine Shop PO Brake Lining sta am Da Rebuilding em tra 24, 62 N. First Price, Utah W. RICHFIELD FLOWER SHOP AUTO PARTS CO. Say It With Flowers Hunting Headquarters CEDAR MOUNTAIN er, sti W: 31, Kjm, PC Carbon BC Price, Utah HI PIONEER FORGING 19 & WELDING Dl B( In all kinds of electrical work, JL General motor rewinding, and installation work. 19 Black-smithi- and Welding & ELECTRICAL J. L Case Farm Equipment SUPPLY PRICE 164 Truok and Trailer Manufacturing So. Carbon Priee, Utah $3.50 per Yard Gravel Separated $4.12 per Yard & HEAVY HAULING, WINCH 19 AND TOWING Gl EQUIPMENT Tl 19 Guy Prichard Transfer im Price, Utah KELLERS SERVICE Phone 603 179 West Main Tires, Batteries, Accessories Utah Oil Products, Atlas Tires CANYON 24- - Iiour Service T Hi. kli-- 478-M-2- t LATS REPAIRED 807-R Price W & HARDWARE CO. . Phones 443 No. 3rd East 30 Dl ( 5i .UK D. FRANKLIN CO. (3 Sh fie th th, 0 Amount I Jl PRICE LUMBER Prompt Delivery on Any IIUNTIxr.T'w TC w EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE AND BUILDING MATERIALS 202 West Main GRAVEL Screen or Pit Run SUi Er EXPERTS... MINING 48 North Phone 147 Price and Salt Lake Sand GI Of of th: ha Jobbers and Distributors R. W. Buchanan, Mgr. Phone 220 Price, Utah 118 So. 2nd West Eastern Utah Fishing and P. rai th: ch MENDENHALLS Occasions Bonded Mem' ber of F. T. D. Phonograph Records ke cu. For All Complete Stock of SAI1D Pe by sta WARRENS Mile on Illway 10 1 (T see Auto Parts Automotive 16 First West J SPORTING GOODS CoaeCola Ceapany Oh fir: in (T KRAFTS KILF0YLE BUCKS 0 1950. Ih PL Jol Fir Clutch MILLERS SHOP Phone COMPANY OF PRICE, UTAH Phone Price 300 Dick Mitchell. Embalmer - - Whether You Need Service or Merchandise or Have Something to Sell. No. BOTTLING sue BE Mitchell Funeral Home For You - wherever you go, refresh at the familiar red cooler IY an eff BB FIRE CASUALTY AUTOMO BILE O. C. Brooks Sumner Apts. COMPANY gov TE INSURANCE COCA-COt- mo AF So. of AUTHOtlTY Of THI tha on: Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer Utah Price m 715 UNDER Wallace Mortuary A BUSINESS or A CO Me 398-- tOTUED 4-- 5, i&WMiilid PHONE COCA-COL- GC 2 ATTORNEY AT LAW Rooms Silvagni Building Utah Price Yep! Can you see me? Not very well. said the contractor That, away and left me! You jubilantly, is what I call a darn-- e ! ild me youd face death for good wall. Price has been officially and definitely chosen as the headquarters of the basin mail service, according to work received Friday. On and after January 16 all mail for the basin will come to Price instead of to Helper and be distributed from this point. The opening of the new Wurlit-ze- r Hope-Jonpipe organ recently installed in the Carbon stake tabernacle at Price will occur on Wednesday evening in the form of a grand recital and concert. and female Male ostriches on their eggs, turn take sitting know Do why you George: radio announcers have such small males working the night shift. Gypsies, a race of wandering hands? are scattered over all parts tribes, No, why? Harry: of the world. station for Wee paws, George: identification. 50c EASTERN ELECTRIC UTAH P( L( in be eh Ju Fi O CO. 14 AUTO REPLACEMENT PARTS AND SERVICE For service and parts, see one at- tendants, I at on tnuerson or Jack i on es,er, expe- c e rienced serv men, for your convenience. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Price, Utah i N Hi sh at da re 21 O Ih |
