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Show j We Oappyj f to see our goods going eve at ( HALF PRICE ( Hanyfor of the real value. We have fixed our closing week to d clean up our stock in September ? Our 10c Counter Tsetzr C A I C "lM every ay on evefy article in the store 5 ? SrLt Vil for less than you can buy in New York S We still have a good line of everything. . 35c lawns for 8c J ) J. W. NIXON I L The Price Regulator Huntington. Utah Elgin Kofford spent the week with h s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kofford spent the holidays with their folks here in the Dale. Townsman Peter Borreson and family fam-ily left Tuesday tor Price, where they spent the Fourth. G. T. Olsen and daughter, Lilas , of Emery passed through the Dale Tuesday, Tues-day, bound northward. John Douglass, our new merchant, made a hurried trip to Zion on business the first of the week. Miss Leah Hickman returned Tuesday Tues-day from a visit with relatives in Salt Lake and Utah counties. T. Wilford Williams left last Sunday for a visit in Springville and Murray, at which places he will spend the holidays. holi-days. George Jorgensen. le ftWednesday for Price. Mrs. Jorgensen will return with him. They will occupy the old Harris place. The "Watkins man" finished his trip through the county last Saturday. He reports the ( "cash down" innovation quiet a success. We are indebted to W. W. Crawford of Manti for a couple of excellent views of the Manti cemetery, showing their city of the dead to be a veritable beauty beau-ty spot. Miss Leonia Seely won out in the goddess god-dess of liberty contest, having at the close of the voting last Monday afternoon, after-noon, 3280 votes, while Miss Olea Day had 3125 votes. If you are looking for real bargains go to Nixons closing out sale. Mrs. Nixon Nix-on says that the goods must go between now and September if she don't get more than half price. Jack Johnson is announced i the win ner of the Johnshn-Flynn bout at Las Vegas, N. M. last Thursday. The results re-sults of the Wolgast-Rivers contest was not known as we went to press. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bunnel, David Lamph, and Russel Williams were among those spending the Fourth in our midst, 'in addition to the large number num-ber present to witness the baseball game. For soreness of the muscles, whether induced by violent exercise or injury, there is nothing better than Chamberlain's Chamber-lain's Liniment. This liniment also relieves re-lieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers. A large party of young folk departed Wednesday for a week's sojourn in the mountains. We suppose that is one way of displaying patriotism at home but it doesn't wholly agree with our ideas on the subject. i Gocarts, $3.75 up to $8.75 worth dou-j dou-j ble the money. Baby carriages, furniture, furni-ture, carpets and furnishing of all kinds less than you can buy them east and j we save you the freight. We are de-; de-; termined to close out. J. W. Nixon. Upon the resignation of A. G. Jewkes Tr., as choirsterof the Castledale ward, I W. King Driggs was last Sunday ap-' ap-' pointed to fill the position and thatgen-I thatgen-I tleman has been drilling the choir good and plenty preparatory to the rendition of the Fourth of July selections. A large number of our local sportsmen sports-men have made little jaunts into the canyon in search of th- speckled beauties beau-ties and report fair luck in their search. Many more are contemplating like visits vis-its to the haunts of the wary if winter does not come on us as soon as now threatening. All of the Sseley's who journeyed over the mountains to' be present at the big reunion in Mt. Pleasant have now returned and repart a most enjoyable time. We note our townsman, Orange Seeley, will hold th. position of president presi-dent of the Seeley genealogical society for the ensuing term. LittIeMob:ll Day and Gardner Jewkes were the victims of the Fourth here, the former becoming entangled with the wheels of one of the coveyances of the parade, and suffering a pretty good GROCERIES, CANDLES and FRUITS GENTS FURNISHINGS SALE NOW OINI B&Ker Mercantile Co. CASTLE DALE Free Delivery to Orange-ville Orange-ville Every Might on phone and personal orders PEOPLES' MEAT & GROCERY CO. Successors to Tolboe & Snow scare but little serious injury. The lat-, lat-, ter had a thumb sprained (luring the ! ball game and was incapacitated from further playing. Various corporations doing business in our county all show an increased valuation val-uation according to the following figures fig-ures just made public: De nver & Ro Granue railroad, $756,656; Castle Valley railroad, $57,882; . Eastern Utah Telephone Tele-phone Co., $2,394; Western Union Telegraph Tele-graph Co., $1,332; Wells, Fargo Express Ex-press Co., $85; mining companies, $58,-233. $58,-233. "Confusion, " the production of which by local talent, was spoken of sometime ago, is to be started off anew. One of the members of the cast having been away repeatedly the play has been held back, but the part will be assumed by Mrs. George Jorgensen, who has played it before, upon her arrival and the presentation pre-sentation will be made the end of next week, it is hoped. Nephi Williams was in from Emery the middle of the week and reported the finishing of the road over the Quit-chuppah Quit-chuppah cut-off and says they are now ready for the designation of the same as a part of the State highway. This road makes the road to Salina from Emery Em-ery some twelve or fifteen miles shorter, short-er, and the people of Emery are to be congratulated on their energy in taking up the burden of the job. Last Saturday were held the' funeral services over the remains of the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clair, which passed away on Thursday of last week, after a very brief siege of pneumonia. The services were held at the residence of the mother of Mrs. Clair, Mrs. Annie Rasmussen, and were conducted by Bishop Bis-hop P. I. Akelund. The speakers were Bishop Akelund and Counselor Evans, both speaking in a comforting manner and imparting faith and cheer to the bereaved parents. Richard R. Lyman of Salt Lake City, engineer in charge of the installation of the waterworks system at Huntington, was prepared to tell the people of the Dale all about the great necessity of having pure water in the household, last Saturday evening but as there were so very few out to the meeting, the same was postponed for a time in order to give the people more of an opportunity opportun-ity to hear a discussion of the subject by one very well prepared to do so. j Sunday morning the gentleman attended attend-ed the parents class in the locil Sunday I school and another opportunity was promised in the afternoon at the regular regu-lar sacramental services. Here he dwelt on the subject in hand in a most intelligent and comprehensive manner and it is believed, sowed seeds that will ultimately result in the safeguarding of the health of the people of the Dale. He also discoursed shortly on the subject sub-ject of kindness to all those we come in contact with, telling a story to explain the point. k We have all kin FISHING TACKLE It also i 22. Rifles (l Shotguns S Before starting on your annual X outing this summer call at our I store and get supplies. Neces j ? for a good time. ) (, ORANGEVILLE COOP i THE ELECTRIC POWER & MILLING COMPANY ) rj has on hand a full supply of I BRAN, SHORTS, and CHOPPED FEED C ' : ' : t (J Electric Rower and Milling Co. j jj J. H. TAYLOR, Pres. JOHN H. TAYLOR. Mgr. ij I . Olsen Feed Stable CASTLEDALE i One block north of Hotel ! M ...... . , i i i, n j i.. . 1 T " 1 - i Mi nl-fTi f IfePbto Ifei ; - --, i IB is now f IN ' prepared to "shoot" any and everything that can be "taken" A. 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