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Show THE EPH E A tM EERPRISE. A "jy !!,':) 0C revised in anticipation of next springs H reductions ? - -- . Cn: !?. a alt i le 1 -- P ira;.:a, ktay. uiivewure. arc m dtar to wli vii - ' j LoNvSroolen costs mean lower clothing prices next spntig. Well be able to buy for less and sell according- - p I lyv1We are now adjusting our prices to the lower level 'I ligiving you the benefit of future reductions. 1 i t!hT;:nlO-'- ;onul . o'' . 13 6 " - ' 12 3 J ; and Rep. Dt-m- . . Ui GHH Wition Hughe IkioK 6 14 4 TLbUm SlSSST 11 -- "V - taler l cicboii cil Hi '! Thi VU.l FOB ran ( oraiuuiiUtv Sl i JJLECTOBAL has :itkcn tip tl? ar?jS Georgia by ",a h.ica.iy been seliwl SJ ,,,1 states in lltei r public a'..: Ht!e1fU;;taS!I-.wKansas in Utah for the I to Mr. Wallin, that (Ken;ucky ... be adopted in all eventually lias been dime elsewheie. of the Ilealrh juadw Ma5, achusetts Michigan In the public schools i 'Minnesota In riu.Al,!a Mississippi given a prominent of the Mfcaouri nat This ik.avmwdi.v oneUtah Public Montar.a ilie important aims ' )f niKl Represents . a Nebraska Association, Health Neada at New IUr.ip8hire nationu cauipaign that strikes of formution New jwy cat of iHsenwi.tlM mof !. child, if Ne York " jjeW daily habitsformed-are-tlmsa ... Carolina North the habit routine, tin North Dakota health-givin,n u proper, constitution that is j Ohio, bulids up Oklahoma altfe to resist disease. It ; Oregon ,te hr.b T Pennsylvania Pmaition of wrong e Island at lren-tag- Rhode f.it.iidatioit Is laid for the gr. of na afte South Carol of ill health ami sufformg Sovth Dakota ItUapan 29 15 13 10 13 10 . ! ... comes oer 8 18 IS 12 t 10 18 4 8 1 This is not a sale, though it offers you greater value y than you get any other way. It gives you extra value j for every dollar you spend - - more than youve been jj able to get tor a long time. the expiancd Crusade nrt: an piring Fine Kuppenheimer suits and overcoats, the latest fall JournalCowans, fUU the In getting and winter styles in a generous variety of attr ct chv sdiool teachers to under way. work the to few of the pages are devoted these at new' values Feature and colorings. patterns the national fight against the great , white plague, for the Utah afnliatedaux an Asiociatioii prices: of the National Tuberculosis immune to the in I ; state-- C. , r in le h is im h in schm.'.s, who ca Is On i - ( Tennessee Texas 3 ' v a 14 -- rr 3 s 45 . . 12 5 24 10 Be sure yourthahUl pan shelves to fmJ, HE furnace ti,at eve: maa carries around wi him underneath his ribs sL0j be heated by the proper eat bles. 6 88 5 Give good groceries chance to warm tneir wsy to your appreciation. II 12 20 4 - Utah .x...... Vermont Virgin' a ...... Washintdon West Virginia . Wisconsin . Wyoming JsiiT Epkoim Cash 12 7 1 7 3 ' inc Phone No. 2 .254 277 ' Grocery In Groceries We Lead IS ere1 Pi i is . As- iKarv sociation. Utah is not of the scourge, as the-- .compilations .out, war examining board brought were sons her 300 than yf siuce mom refused by tliOurniyXm account ofJ part bemilosis. re alizing this, a large to tie of the tears heaith campalU rs sec- $55 $50 $45 i rs mm This wagel against tuberculosis: lilumiUfttingiy is t magazine1 hf of tion v; bandied by Mr- - Wallis. Meal ion is made of the Christmas raised by Seal Sale, whereby funds are lhe Utah Public Health Association for In the be financing of iieaith project lhe the state, of counties ami towns cargo of service vast and one-ren- t that rides abroad on the littie such an mean to come has which seal, mail, important part of all Christmasfor the is explained, and appeals made sale this year, which opens December 1st. The magazine contains twenty pagesr - Acme Mercanti The Quality Store Utah Ephraim twHfcswr etdams-VAUX&K ra?;- & A Xvmui iiBMiii v.:. p SSK-iK- nrransod In nil attractive TuaKOup, Remember your friends and acquaintances with . a suitable personal greeting. tj Our line of Christmas Cards', printed or engraved, is new and individual, yet inexpensive. J , up-to-dat- e; Keep up the Christmas Spirit un-de- the insignia of She .double-barrecross, emblem of the Nationnl Tuberculosis Association. The front page por shows a handsomely engraved rait of K. O. Howard, of Salt Lake, A perpresident of the association. sonnel of the officers and directors is also included. The Journal is tn be issued monthly, and sent to all choo!s, medical men. welhospitals, nurses, church leaders, fare organizations, civic authorities, city and county hmrlth officials, etc. The subscription price is $1.00 pel year, which entities the subscriber to a years membcrslfb in the Utah PubThe Journal lic Health Assoc iat b n. The should be found in every home.' health play, Mr. 1. N. Different is Double-Crosseis alone worth a Then there is a subscription. year's of atisfaction knowing you have helped n good ciuise. Address Utah Public Health AssociState Capitol ation, llo:.ms Salt Lake City, Utah. d GropTleport Is The Worlds Most Beautiful Volcano! Nvertheles It Encouraging 1 a Reservoir of Titanic Destructive Powers. Utah will have as many potables and sugar beets as the earli- er estimates forecast. The wet weather has. been a great hind ranee to harvests but so far has not caused an actual loss of crop. Potatoes are averaging 180 bu- - U slels per acre compared with 1 11 last year. The acreage is slightly greater also so that pro-- ' duetion is 3,240,000 bushels r 36 per cent more than last year. The quality of the tubers is STORK SIDED WITH ITALIANS much better thau last year. The t; estimate of the condition of beets Famous Bird Seemed to Play Favorites ' is unchanged Jrom last month in'in Race for Supremacy in French Colony. one about a dicating production third greater than last year. A seeming discrimination b) the finand grapes pears, Apples, stork is responsible for Tunisia, in is'. r! the season without setback Mayon Votoano, now quiet, but whloh in the recent paat has taken many Nortii Africa, remaining a French and destroyed much property. The Philippine Islands are one of the Uves re-! a i made very satisfactory protectorate instead of becoming a lands In the world for the American tourist to visit. French colony. The French occuturn ; over most of the state, j most Intsresting is j dednmt IslnmK is of Alhn.v, each of In slightthe province The production Ihillppine pied it in 1881, but when they enMount Mayon. No 'world. matter from in the volcanoes beautiful most the of one tered the district it already was ly huger than last year. All; to he is viewed, the cone is almost perfectly symmetrical. mountain the side sparsely settled by Italians. These fruits seem to have been The settle of the volcano has much to do with Its exquisite beauty, as it were vexed at the French, attempt at this Is The visible year rtsfs to n height of 7,i:i feet from an almost level plain. peak muy.i better quality colonization near back home for GO rare and sent hare the. its top slopes giving remilpr, miles, foUmor than last base is one at while the its of of the sun, more illumination the from And recruits. then they called Sorghum sirup shows a produc-t- i reflection most productive and picturesque landscapes to he seen anywhere lu the upon their ally, the stork.; n this year of 30,000 gallons world, A magnificent road, 120 miles In length, circles the mountain at its The French families were slow last with 32,000 year. base, passing through the most 'varying scenery. Milyon lwis a history as an to compared grow. The expansion of the Italmost destructive erupWniio the acreage is slightly active volcRnq. It has destroyed whole towns.killed.The It last came to life in ian families knew no limits. Their was tn 1&14, when 1,200 persons were tion irgvr than the yield per acre 1000, sending n 'kjver of lava Into the sea at a distance ef 8 miles from the children increased as the leaves on 30G-30- ; j ftfv-whic- Call early am! irc-- e your xelteuo'i i as bile choicest designs are asailable. DELAY MAY MEAN t f. fC DISAPPOINTMENT The Ephraim Enterprise ' . Makers cf Fine Printing November 20th Young Folks and every two weeks thereaf Bea Boys, 25c Girls, 1 Sc Parents Fr itd ard o hing gtiod Parents come with your children and encourage is ken to learn dancing. You would rather have vourtyys help i d and respectable dance hallifia femof girls in a The I have them on the streets; ;We will look for you., pa ition ei November 20th. ' Yours truly; wee to well-lighte- '-- tected a : 1 wa lowered by draught in Washington County and frost in the northern part of the state, . Clover seed (practically all uw jet plovei) is reported as averaging 8 Wfeeper acre from 1290. aires. .Thisifnakes d (u.; ml of 7.740 bushels compared with .7,000 bushels last year from 1)00 acres. t The yield of corn is estimated as 28.5 bushels per acre or 10.5 iighter than last year. .1 4 d routh Iron County D u a, satisfactory crop from O' e i urth the acreage of the s. at . 'About one sixth of the crop of the state was in the 400 siip j which have been built in e ' t ears. , bu.-he- ls re-p- m : re-.c- : Jr. and Aaron Hansen pleasantly twentjrfive of their lady fri m Js at the home of. Mrs. Petr ;. P. C. Peterson M r erson last ThurJay evening. uiJ crater. : Siuce thek it has been quiet. .. ' u fut to hu ate cases o tl,r 1 f VII F S A rTTlTfl disease arid rcqmrt them to the proper I rl lv' Ii ? authorities, always keeping a vig lmik-ou- t for the first dread symp IVTfiP OP Uant I I Ilf K A S to,us l,f tuberculosis, and to teach i I'iHrAVs4! LluJUnDlj ' proper health living, whu-- is a sure preventative for all disease. v Although there are a number Of the health j .afegusrdng puelic fj nurses al present m the field, it is' the state and point ng the way t0 hoped to increase the service, by tin hotter, healthier conn:, unity, a "U? of the year. At present then publication, the Utah Public V.111,1,1' i ae' not sufficient nurses to approx1. Journal, Issued by the Itah Public mutely care for the health of the stale Health Association uud edited by but Xlth the of ihore, employment James 11. Wallis, executive secretary which 'is effected hoped through ha made Its appearance. A copy of t he saie of Christmas liealtl tluVfirst issue, just off the press, was of the state will he seals, the raiset, materially am. received yesterday in this office next year. This is thoroughly ex speaks well for tlm new note sounded plained in ad. enthusiastic article by In community welfare. Mr. Wallisy s Any opportunity offered . by the How Utah care for her who state to improve or increase the good through illness, poverty, andpeople, ignorance health of Its inhabitants, is to be avid- are unable to cure for themselves is ly seiaed upon by the little health graphically told by Miss-- Kate Will Journal and Ita doctrine sounded to lams, executive secretary of the Asso all corners of the state. dated Charities. Accord fuff te Miss As an example of its policy to enWilliams, fifty per cent of the courage and advertise the various In the state Is caused through.poverti illness Illuan is health phase of the state, of the breadwinner or some mcixhcr.of minating article by Miss l.cnnie It. Ar the family. Practically ail of tills lib thur, state supervisor of nurses, dtv ness is preventable tlreugh a proper voted to the activities of the public health living, and mnhy of illhealth and school nurses of the state. ness .may be arrested (uses and cured There la no community in the state but through the same simple health rules what is visited at some time during ft is to q.e gospel, of this sane, the year by a registered nurse, whose tftaRh spread life. Mint Ufc Chib i L cb axd .udt.orlr .tlif to dirty IIP iirdl MLtnlilii rA!?niTP l VUllliinllJ to-b- Ui.-ti- e the trees. More Italian immigrants came; more Italian babies were horn Where the stork visited a French home once, it visited that of the Italian neighbor five times, until finally the French gave, up the struggle. They sold their lands and returned to France. The Italians remained and continued topiultijiy. And so it is that today the French protectorate is virtually an Italian colony. vA pscharg Tm' American Legion Armistice Day Dance O caus mention in SPECIAL SALE ON GROCER n Preventii ease,. At the Nor-- One Week Beginning Mon., exec , kit Lak fnrruttf atty, novo ai 15c ; lpc - Large can Karo Half gal. can Karo Quart can Potato flakes .. ecutive s tl. Passage c H was Soda craters, j, .sture ; ; Celery ifan tut W ;J fresh a Will have k for ai 'at reasonable price'.state & ' A. see us. This en Also sweet potatoes 3t disease ,, cranberpd onions, of p fcand everything Wall! A $1.25 your Thanksgivin state 65c enthusias 2 for 35c 15c 25c Serenade Coffee 45c 3 large Bloaters V 25c Oil Sardines, , ' 2 for 15c Best Baking Powder 30c lb. 2 cans 10c K. C. for 15c Campbells Soup Booths Sardines PRINTING !er seainat Kcure Large can milk String Beans, can Tomatoes COME TO US F08 Hall Social c jtint C, Thompson - 1 . - . sll seel cation anksgi- To-Nigh- t, Friday, Nov, j nnual - |