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Show 1926. oq THE SUREKA REPORTEi 01I. IWKSTORS d. win u EXPECTING Shipments f ,4P ;W it L.v.il Store Stock Stilus , onna : . : ' u Mlii.it I s'. .fs '' . V ' ' : . s s . :.1 S ; . ual Carloads . The driller is Pound Near Ore .. . EUREKA. UTAH :,f eqsen i) ! se:.i .n $ ; I W it :.J7 Southern Utah City ruNi.i) F , S:.,n i.,r V c ;xf v u N.-r- V M( - - seM at .,-- K .,t 2... sold at 20c. ii. V -o Tlnirwia). I1' . Timi.- i''i sr wr!- IBar future. ! a .1 .'eWIIl i n..v t..cd 1 i.-i- I t 'll. ;,.ifs S'andard sold at 112 25. - at '.r and 1c. lain sold at 10c. Silver Shield sold at f.1c. .I.IV . 6'ac. uw sold at 6c. si.mdard sold at 6c. ::.i Ill-I- l sold at iVil'-o- i V-T!- he mkr business man J Sia!i,!.,rd sold at 12.27 Ir- - n . Red-TD- ' 4 S.aadjrd sold at . d Salina and are who men the that eonfi-- L rf the proposition have being able to bring in a IJducer. A number of Tlntic kwho have for some time hearing favorable reports work which ia under the of a former Tlntic mining ftfpect to visit the property .'n from h. 1 1 ' re-!- a: itluisU)' sold .t 4lC. I'H.l'C ld Jl !.. 1 ( former Eureka operating a farm at , m town thia week and? encouraging report the mining operations that near that city. It Phst a fine deposit of lead foot- w being opened in the d .1 ii- bow at ;ic. i ?!':e:d i" N.!n j.-- a flow of oil when r,, ..v, is reached which ::: next few days, at ar.v rcc be expected ar.d in ..'y.i..,' the workings a h;Ch has been installed. Experienced oil m.-.- i tions could not he ,t- - f, the Price well and that a cinch that oil will h. i.,.51l Cushing, Grant Snyder Inspects Nevada Mining Property i,, ii ' I1 1! 'i'lu jc.ir W.iuld do credit til Mipi of ii.iiture eu-en-- 1 aii.l the t i !, man ii .ii-- nr tf articles! ; ; I M l.ii vice prexident and! ,f l,, 'erlnglon Malachite f "0n 'W1 r '""Mmiiv, and exlensiveiy ii. xheet-m- . ,IJST OH NEW 1U M IKS AT i.,!. wood, et ,,, s,l'1 in I'tith and Ne- nude i THE El'UEKA l.lllltlilY prosroiei: IBd Mrs. John J. Harper, ofi ' uni 'lot out mi me work that is In en route sl,,,,i Monday o reelformer are who quite' lo Mason Valley, saysItem) " in iofal. I Altos. Cal., the Nevada In townj The following new honk have, of Eureka, are back I res-of lleuo. The Yorlng-iohome the at been gueata received at ihe rc.jntly M,.;i. hit i;. i i visit, being the Hr. and Mrs. W. F. Shriver. This Eureka Public Library and are now of Mason the mine Valley eir first trip to Eureka in eigh-- ! available for use : Revue To Be held 10nlKnl ,,,l,l1!v and the Western "The Squaw Man," Iioyle and F.i-- ! wars. It was about twenty- Nevada mine of the Nevada liouglas i foiiHolidaled t'opper foinpuny on loe i years ago that they moved to versham. . .."I ni. fitrls Annual Buin-Monsieur Beaucaire." Unnth Tar-- : feral. ,1.., :i . n the limestone Uoyu. rm,U ' kr several years Mr. Harper Washington, u large tonnage of contains 'm 'bjanii in of Miss per on Judith of the Plain, Marie1 ? bool, under nrtaer with Mr. Shriver in the J -" !his kilos of the clothing store which . Manning, '...nt snvder is a member of the Tutt and Mr. Tuti, " Ar.hjr !" lt b Elks Pavilion. Just prev- - snx.ler f.tiiiliv .f litah. extensive op flatter has continued to conduct (which is one of the oldest busl- Train tivines. The siu- - iU.,.r (lf u,. t L.r Mi.iing Whirlwind." H. C. M. Harding.. 'w ,i,rl1'. 1a' establishments of Eureka. No compuny, Gods County and the Woman." 'ont taking part in iho iwm an the ('an. a mine and later of (he Eu1, pTtbs visitors will have a most as follows: as , here while they James Oliver Curwond. ;rt,ka lly iu fytble time u,i(. ivttrirt. Ills cra,-,- i among .v,! Chimes," Robert Herrick. achievement was the de-- i vrea'e,.t i host of close friends Hubbard's Scrap Book ." Elbert Bartlett, Ada lurch, lerniece ( oos, veloionent of the Balaklala copper'' i older residents of Eureka. Helen Gtar, e (.undersoil, niine in Shaila county, California,!, Hubbard. Minmo slnuni1, Mriuici ( hurfM, siviral Romance The Inez of a::o am! 1!ih wait or Iha'1 t'rysalis bk.uty lira,,e Houghton, Janiivsnn, prn)t:-(i? G. Howard. o for $!,ro0.000, I'mlor hl.i 11 I I I lu Duni.liy Murpliy, Mir- - npcriniciidi-m-Classics of the Orient," Dav'd the Uuluklula op- In. Margarette Morrissey, beauty l.u-gem-garet Ostrander, and Anthony Troyer. deposits of sulph'de cop- dalist, is now prepared to handle M.irgan-- i Ieari Dalile, Duggan, for the treatment of which per home. work her at of '.uses Itoah Anderson. Maxim Sulixhii.'v, a nnelier was Imilt later. The mine 17J-for appointment Grace Hassell. Vt: Kotheringliuin . wen to ihe Cnllnd States Dorothy Taylor, Jo Ilanington and Sm.-l- i imr, Herininit A Mining com- alter Bcesley. Ipnnv ainl is now heiint operated by I .... 0 tit Mason Valley Mines company. ; Tmerchants ..-- a ' W.rk ; ,. 141-whic- P age 5 Exhibit x;" - sh-.u- mis j a- . ; 41! days there 24! report from the now ha a 13 feet and which i ing the first o.M terdajr hundreds the well at Price Igniting and harn.ua saw the cappma . f every lot of water well. - Cos- company were and state that 56 dump ore) 's iU I' A number of rhe rectors of the lYw ; j. , for RETURNS a visit s - :,r 1 '"'S 1 , i y e d.r-stu- An Exceptional Dress Offering STYLISH SILK DRESSES FOR THE SMART MISS I AND YOUTHFUL WOMAN i . specialist. jt-nr- x m i $11 nym lle-tla- s K $ 1 gT) I 7K I J ' ! 1 e . R HtlH4WWWWWH4W4WW44M - Music Medals Will be Awarded Next Wednesday wmaweij. leading in I Values Worth While Till ; CENTIIU. I.EIGIE The music contests lo decide the hit In 16 trip .o By securing 1 winners of the Jones medals will ho Boswell of Nephi Is lending conducted at the Tinlic High School 'J"' next Wednesday morning, cornmeiic- - 'be stickers In the I tah Central after two week of ing at 10.30 oclock. On of theset Haliall Col- Percent a go I medal will go to the best voeuli;--- Pbr- . I! IN OUR Grocery Department ' I m ' ' ' . Materials art flat crccs, georgettes and crcs ds chines of fine tu:dily. All effectively trimmed with the moM. clever of the new season's stvlc touches. HHWt4H4H4W44444W4WH4WmW44H4444 Rp.M-ia- l for Rn'uiduy at the Tlntle All Plain and Colored Mjiii'a Color Decided ,),rr. Store Severity of Sentence Them are no doubt In public officii In ('tub, and for that matter In nil other stales, a lot of Incompe- i wenty-on- e ptayers ars milling contests will be quits spirited. Mel- "nl Bmong thin num-th- e at music instructor the rin Done, members of the infollowing an high school, aiates that team; Andrus, llohnsr. vftation is extended to the general Hu Eureka KShriver. Bui her land and II public to attend the program which baito will be carried out preparatory lie presentation of thosiure medals.1especial- Well KllOWH Couple I'arents of the atudenta ly aked to lm prerent. a 1 Such marvelous styles! and such variety! Surely every miss or woman will le delighted with these. Them are tailored niodrls- - otliors eseeially suited for Summer daytime wear and numerous modes for smart afternoon and dance or party occasions. roi ii pa is K 7S $ gD yj J T. n. Holt of Dividend motored lo tent, Inslplenl, Incapable and stupid Mantl on Sunday and spent a couple iiieu, but an Hum in a recent Issue of days visiting with his relatives, of the Price Hun Indicates that for returning on Monday, stupidity and InefficienMrs. Jl. If. Towers, Missus Knola cy the justice of the peace at Price end Helen Towers, also Miss Grice Is entitled to the leather medal. A Hassell spent the last week-en- d at blind negro elm appeared In his court charged with the possession Salt Luke City. of some homemade beer waa sentencto Wed Next Week On Wednesday evening at the ed to alg months In Jail notwithn home of Miss l.aVern Potte a KIMMSII EOHKEIW SUI T OCT standing the fact that It was his card parly waa enjoyed. At first offense and that the poor devil WEDNESBAY'S GAME Mis l of Tho eneagement a must delicious lunch- was trying to eke out an exlelenc Creighton, daughter of Judge aeonlatewanhour to the guests, who for himself and his crippled wife. served Kurn-'laIts of hit Mrs. stride and James Creighton Eureka apparently were: Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. K This same just lea hut a few days Maynard of T. John and at .Spanish Fork.ka, Jones, Portland, W. Wednesday Mrs. L. J. Johnson, Mrs. previous had been generous enough luirsen, been announced. lichen they shut out the team from Maine, ha Just Mrs. (!. lo pass out a fifteen dollar fine lo a 2 that place. Winning by a score of 7iMIsh Creighton has for some time Jumna Chrlstopherson, Mrs. Noah Enibleton, Miss degenerate who hud kicked and othDurham, Loone In a schools of the been teacher fowler pitched to 0. Lefty Leona Forgl", Miss Dolly Hoyns, erwise assaulted Ihe blind negro, the of the best games of bis career, al- . gan, while Mr. Jones present em- Mlsa Myra Hoyns, and Mi ns lionita only excuse which the man offered Is in eoup!-and this the Bingham Mining four hits, ployment lowing only Bonner. was that he did not think the colorre-- ! OiHlrlrt. The of of these the popuwedding led with the good playing lar young people will be solemnised Mrs. John F. llowe was hostess to ed mun wan totally blind and ha niainder of the team proved an In Eureka during the coming week, the members of the L. O. B, Club wanted to sen how bo would react harrier for the Porkers. cona number of parlies having been et an enjoyable 500'' party given when kicked. shortshnp. Eureka Andrus. The severity of a man's sentence Miss of in in honor three Prize winners were last evening. Creighton. given tinued his heavy hilling, . o Mrs. William Treloar, Mr. Henry for crime quite often htngea on his times at hat he made three safe hits. t of the Jarvis and Mrs. Henry Osborne. The color. Ills name or hlu nationality. CARD OH THAN KM. This was the first foreigners' are quite often Utah rooms wers pleasingly decorated Central In League. the season banded a bunch fur doing something with flowers. Present the st Respring of the Through the columns ' were: Mrs. llacon, Mrs. Full- that others can do with Impunity. n membeiw esmiyehGIVE ENJOYABLE porter Mrs. H. M. Hoyle and chil- psrty PARTY dren Mrs. Drew, Mrs. tsslleton, The extent to which this can be carmer, wish to extend their thanks tn o Mrs. J. Osborne, ried was recently demonstrated In Mrs. Tinlic friends for many act a of Mrs. II. Osborne, Mrs. Mrs. Owens, Nevada where two men had been Miss Eudora Miller was the guest kindness Bant, Garrlty, during their bereavemen. Mrs. Jarman, Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. found guilty of revolting crimes, of honor at a delightful party given are especially grateful to They of both being sentenced to death, but home at the Dean Mrs. Mrs. evening on Thursday Henrlod, neighbors and others who assisted Mrs. only iho one with the wrong kind Mr. and Mrs. Walter ChriHtopherson. either at the funeral or at their Roundy, Mrs. Ileber Mnllur, of e name, or the wrong kind of anthe memWilliam Maxwell. the affair being given by Club. home, or sent floral offerings. The cestors, paid the penalty. the of Essayes bers An enjoyable surprise parly was o one long table at Truly, justice Is blind. seated were guests riven Saturday In honor of Mr. and o with a crystal basket of sweet pe.is DIVIDEND THEATRE BOOKING. Mrs. E. Stewart. The evening was BROWN MAY HTAIIT WORK and bachelor buttons forming the ON NORTH TI.NTIO TRACT spent In card playing and dancing. Shows to he presented at trie A fine luncheon centerpiece, and with smaller the was served. The o- - -flowers same dotting of the for the Dividend Theatre coming were Mr. 500 winners st and k Itoe-pinprize A. Robert Brown, former mine remainder of the table. week: Mrs. J. B. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. of thin district, was superintendent 1 "Husbands and Fred Radks, 'cathedral candles. In silver holders. June Tuesday, Mrs. Morteson and here this weeg and visited the Bradwere placed at each corner while Lovem.M Chester Snow. Those present were: ley property of North Tlntic In which me place cards were shades. The Thurs., June 3 Bright Lights.1 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Snow, Mr. and he Is heavily Interested. It ie unpastel In 5 "Komola." dainty flowers Saturday, June Mrs. Thomas Francis, Mr. sod Mrs. derstood bill that Mr. Brown Is making 6 'avors gre lovely "Sandy." Sunday. June J. Keachle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred plans to laks up the development of a holding lavender sweet peas. Radke, Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead, Mr. this mineral tract, capital having were attractively rooms other The IjOOAL adh. and Mrs. J. B. Campbell, Mrs. Morte- been raised fur that purpose. with baskets of pink and dcC'irate-.son. Mr. and Mrs. Bills. A dainty a o N. K. Thomson. Mrs. hi;e peonies. luncheon waa served. EXPERT MARCKLLERS. 1; iaimibtress of the eveninr, toasts FOR SALE Large quantity of steel w On Thursday night a pleasant for large and small machines. Wld Toa4' D Miss Miller. Other Mrs. C. Nolan to announce wishes In was to honor of be sold reasonably. given Apply party wer1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis. The that she has secured the services of 1) "The Past of the Gluh Mrs. Alex E. Hulsh. in card playing and three expert marcellers for her WANTED Washing to be done at time was spent X;Jey,'Th An elaborate lunch was beeuty parlor. All classes of work Future." Mrs. N. Wilmore, 21 2l dancing. home. Phone 159. The prise winners at cards will receive prompt attention. Phone "The 'Aives." Herman C.Sylvester. Ambitious man over 21 served. WANTED Burton. were: Mrs. finow and Jack Keachle, for appointments. The Husbands," A. o- for sale Dept, large corporation. Mrs. Francis and Mr. Stewart, Mrs. the dinner rook and xf.r for advancement Kadkle and Mr. won Opportunity by and prizes Those were enjoyed Witlgnm. State age, present connection and Mrs. Dan Sullivan, ladies Brsf; present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack O. P. Bog 150, Address FOR FLETCHER'S salary.Keachle, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. CampJensen, consolation, william Eureka. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis, first: mens bell, Douglas, FOR SALE 6 room modern house, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Radkie, Mr. and consolation. Mis Miller o outbuildings, cement cellar, large Mrs. Chester Snow, Mr. and Mrs. with a lovely guest prize. NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH 229-Mrs. loL Call Phone were: Mr. and Bills, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr. and The The new treatment for tom flesh, cuts, Alex Mrs. and Mr. would like Mrs. Mr. WANTED Girl general Whitehead, Morgan and Mr. wounds, sores or tarnations Waiter Jensen. that is doing Panlsen housework or cleaning. Phone No. Witigum. TpX Mr. and Mrs. Joseph such wonderful work in flesh healing is and Mr. Banon. r. A. Mrs. and Mr FOR SALE! Fruit bottles, quarts the Borosouo liquid and powder combinaMr. vt! Walter ChriBtopherson.Mr. and Woman to do mending - and 2 quarts. Mrs. W. C. Ivle. WANTED tion treatment. The liquid Borostme in and' Mrs. WIHiam Douglass. one day a week at my home. Call a powerful antiseptic that purifies the ... - o E. D. Sylvester. Mj. Phone 122. wound of all poisons and iuTecUoiia germs, Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Reynold. WANTED LADY GAY LINGERIE. while the Boraxone powder is the gnat Man with car to sell Mr Thomson. K. N. Mr and Mrs. healer. There is nothing like it on earth Anto Tires line quality complete The special X Wilmore. Mr for Exclusive Tubes. and ;. Bart-Kspeed, safety and efficiency. Price territory. E. T. and Mrs. I;.; Lady Gay Bilk Lingerie. Exquisite (liquid) SOc, 60c and 81.20. Powder Me not necessary. Salary Sd Mrs. E. K. Bradley. Experience 8300.00 per month. Milestone eomfort and durability. Phone Mrs. awl 60c. Bold by and Miss Alene Mrs, Dan Sullivan It nbber Co. East Liverpool, Ohio. Ileber Carlson, No. 237-Raya i Dixon. ' b'" When Your Dollars Have Mon Cents! down-righ- t - ( 1 Coal Special , - (3 ton lots or more.) ' Wp mlvicu. placing your nnlora not ay last long. at Royal Flour I jlerewt. nilCL ilS this price I i Sugar . (k fHIJSLERS shut-ou- Ho-cull- cwt. 48 lb. ru sack Bananas rboice Ripe Fruit, per lb. Medium Sixe, Sweet and Juicy, dox. ..... 12c Tomato Campbells Soup Fweaa r- - 11 10c 57c Milk can 10c can ...12c Pound Beans bai-ike- ts 11c 63c Six cans for ... 55c - -- I hand-painte- Jello hand-painte- All Flavors Ice Cream Powder va.-e- d s l 15C Per can 3 d , Booth s Sdidints Prun es ' Pork and Pierce sc : Fr pound Tr-j-loa- 24(! Med, Sixe, per can eans for Urse st j lPer 48 lb. sack ftr ful $6.50 i Large Lump, for storage purposes, delivered from car, per ton i.Best 42f. cans for sur-pri- ce ' Canned Tomatoes Clearfield Peas pffcau . t!rv J can for 10c Per can KAjm 3 VTw . cans for . 12s 33c ' Children Cry ir. u-.-- .,, CASTORIA j0!l PJ' nri-este- d . l ycut Only MEATS Best SH MODEL DAIRY' MILK tlBERAL & Cleanliness Is Onr Watchword CREAM DAILY credit accommodations SERVICE DEPENDABLE DELIVERY J. guu 53-j-- l. er. U |