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Show Water WorKs for Country Homes The Missouri Air-Pressure Water System All kinds of plumbing & 5team Fixtures L. N. STRONG, HUNTINGTON Plumbing and 5team Fitting -. Iff 1 ipb Bits of Local mm Information jt I! f A J-'pf Concerning the Mo'Je-nenta and Totngj frj I j JTf;lJ of Our People in '1'oeun and County. p i POTATOES FOR SALE-Apply to Leo W. Peterson, Castledale. (adv) FOR SALE, CHEAP Good range and small heating stove, (adv) J. G. McQuarrie, Castledale Miss Anna Laura Wood returned Wednesday Wed-nesday night from Salt Lake where she has been taking a course in nursing. LOST Black metal cap for Halliday shock observer, on Price-Castledale road. Return to Progress, Castledale. (adv) Word comes to local relatives and ! friends of the arrival, the first of the week, of a fine girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Day (nee Beal) of Black-Hawk. Black-Hawk. The Orangeville Dramatic association presented the play "Experience" to a good house last Tuesday and their audience was well pleased with this unique and strictly moral play. A very pleasant surprise party was tendered Prof, and Mrs. John G. McQuarrie Mc-Quarrie at their home last nignt, by a laige number of their 1'rienJs. A most happy time was enjoyed by all present. Dr. Sorenson of Price addressed the Parents class meeting last Sunday morning morn-ing taking for his .-uoject, "Diseases and Their Cause." The talk was very much appreciated by the large attendance attend-ance present. Mrs. May Miller of Orangeville has been selected as first counselor; Mrs. Mary Rasmussen as second counselor; and Miss Effie Day as secretary of the stake Primary association under Pres. Hannah King. Mrs. Christopher Day, (nee Bailey) LuBell THEATRE 4000 Feet of Best Pictures to be secured se-cured in the State . are offered by us to our patrons each performance An hour cannot be spent to better advantage ad-vantage Every Saturday arrived in the Dale last Sunday af e an extended visit with her parents in Iowa. The happy couple are guests at the home of the groom's parents, Mr and Mrs. E. S. Day, for a few days 'until 'un-til they get located on Mr. Day's farm east of town. Mr3. Day officiated as typesetter in the Progress office last summer. The petition which was circulated a-bout a-bout town some time aijo praying the town board to release Grre Brandon from jail, was not presented at the regular meeting of the town board last Tuesday, so that George will likely lay it out until May 9th, when his 60-day sentence is up. He has already enriched the town with the $90 cash fine imposed at the same time. IT WILL PAY YOU TO MAKE HAY GROW SUDAN GRASS THE GREATEST FORAGE PLANT KNOWN Great for Hay, Seed, Forage, Silage. Never fails Crop. Resists Re-sists drought, stands rain, grows wherever Sorghum" does. Pure Seed $1 per pound prepaid; larger lots 50c lb.; 1000 seeds for I Octs. Ellagene Farm Aldine, Texas , j Get the habit of going to J. C. BAKER ndy and Gum Hats, Hats, Hats anges and Lemons Gloves, Gloves Germade Caps, Caps , Salt Side Ties and Collars Lard Shirts Flour Overalls Mens Shoes Notions Boys Shoes Pins, Needles, Thread l 1 t. I n i ! MAIL ORDER 1 PIRATES IJ;..J Lirj. : nil- tr They sail the high and low seas of commerce. They pay millions a year for advertising. Their profit is millions. Spike their guns with generous advertising in this your home paper. Use the mail order's own weapon i ADVERTISING T w : ii m ri i r i i i r ' m m i ' - 'V W. .V L . I G. H. JACK i SCENE AND DECORATION PAINTER . Estimates given during my short visit in Orangeville I i 1 hi iihihi i rfTfrnrrp ii ill iwn I :! ADVERTISE the best thing you j have in stock at your store in t? next issue of this paper. Feature it. ! B Push it strong. Then sit in olt B store and harvest the pecuniary j t I fruit of vour wisdom. :: :; : ' (UipYriia, Luj, by W. f1"'. L j ! fjShoc I I'crness : ShCp at Ferron n New Shop East of MeetinciHwH h I h Mens Half Soles - - 7Cc I P Ladies Half Soles - 4 c : V ChiWrensKalf So'es, 60c down j f.i Other charges accorditielv r: f Mail Orders promptly atnr.c;. ; W to ?.nd returned to any p.;:t o: fi Emery county. Give us a tri .:. fj "Satisfaction is our work motto' l i PLUMBING & HEATING We are prepared to install fir-t-class plumbing and heating systems sys-tems or fixtures anywhere in Eastern Utah. Let us figure an vour work Reasonab'e Rates John A. Forsyth PRICE Phone, Shop 209 Res. 105-x LEARN SHORTHAND It will pay you well. It is an assured J good employment. It is more than th.it. 'l ' invaluable prrsonal accomplishment a time labor nver tliruout your life. BENN PITMAN PHONOGRAPHY ia taught in reliable schools everywhere. I''1 recommend one to you. Or we will 'J' r obout sv-'U-iustruction or lessons by mail. W111'-' - The Phonographic Institute, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Bonn Pitmnn, Foundrr. Jerome U. Howartl, rresident. ! i'. jZfJS fo order your 1915 hatching epes and day-oki i W&i llicks i''oni Collinchar.rs Poult, v Yards-the honw i&x&J IMPROVED S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS, BRED EOiJ L.AVI2VG Large orders for crs for hatching and day-old day-old chicks a matter of rori'espcndence. end fr V'- M price list to r:y COLLINGHAFrS POULTRY YARDS i Kobert CoUuirsiiam, l-'ror., Castle Vae, l-,ah |