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Show FRIDAY, AUGUST 12. 1921 - TEE SUN, PRICE. UTAH-EVE- FRIDAY. RI . PAGE FIVE PRICE AND NEARBY PURELY PERSONAL WHEN YOUR MIND THINKS Flour , Feed, Canvas Goods, Salt either for stock or table use when you want Good Old Castle Gate Coal, or when you need storage or draying service, your feet just naturally bring you to us be cause this is the logical place to supply your needs . It always has been and we still do it now m A Lront Checked riven a divorce from Raymond Checketu at Salt Lake City laat week. They were former resI ident at Helper. Mr. Matt Ullmuur'lftid Mr. L. A. McGee entertained a number of gueata yesterday afternoon at the home of the former. Bridge and refreshment were the order of the day. Marriage licenses issued last Saturday at Salt Lake City to Valentine Za-gof Winter Quarters and Mary of 8cofield. Also to John and Angela Matus, both of Scofield. t Control of NJ uas of water along the city pipellnaon its way front Colton Springs to Price by the installation of customer's meters has not yet been established. The watermaster's force is too busy with other matters to Hadley was a business visitor Lake City this week. Attorney O. K. Clsy we attending to legal matters in Ball Lake City several days this week. Mrs John E. Brown and daughter. Mis Veva, have returned to Moab alter a visit witn friends at Price. Mis Bessie Kennedy and Ituleil Crockett, Jr., went into Ball Lake City yesterday for a short visit and sightseeing trip. Miss Dnu-lllJfaes is back in the county clerk's ofticeNafter a vacation of about ten days spenT'with friends in Emery county. James Loofbourow left the first of the week for Balt lake City for a few days visit after which he goes on to Berkeley, Cala., to enter school for the D. in Balt er Yo-dus- ck Vu-dus- ck PROVIDING Ths trust of his wife the smiles of his children the handclasp of hia friends thou are tho things a man lives and work for. The world fives but little to those who live their lives for themselves alone but to those who live for others it gives hopes and plana and the power to fulfill them. Savings helps a man to face tho future with confidence. Let ns help you to save. Price Commercial & Savings Bank winter. attend to this. FOR OTHERS R. Jaycox of Denver, Colo., Is Clifford It. Waterman lias filed an out (. this week in the Basin application with the slate engineer to looking after the oilcountry land interests of divert six hundred and forty acre-feis repre- MRS. E. 8WTM HI. Sit.. OF he thst the Eastern people of Water from Miler Creek lor the purHI MY.VIil t, ENTERTAINS (M il senting. pose of irrigating a hundred and Milton ilson has returned front acres of land iu Cartan county, HIAWATHA," Aug. V Mr. Eugene Logan to Price and is now connected just south of lrice. Sr., entertained the Five Iluu-dre- d Saniachi, Motor lie the company, Alger Payment of the twenty three thous- aith Card club at her home Friday afsoon as aa move here will hia family and dollars in water and electric bonds ha can ternoon. Luncheon was served to Mrs. get a home. by Price City, which became optiunal E. M. Msgraw, Mr. A. W. ltenniami, la B. X. here week Keilaon thla In July and on which the city had deLira. M. Brady. Mrs. Attart Kirkpatnumerous in interests after clared the interest to lie stopped, hus looking rick, Mrs. E. l Bowen, Mrs. M. J. Rudreturnhas this lie recently locality, Four Mrs. William Sieckleman. Mrs. t. only partly accomplished. len thousand dollars of these lionds have ed from his home at Long Beach, dy, E. Messenger and Mrs. J. H. Kimm. so far not lieen located, and remain a Cala., where hia family are located. Mr. Herman Nie of Somerset, Colo., I B. ForresTsca over from Hi- was a special guest. Mr. Dennison won yet unpaid. EN who are careful with their Bids were oliqrd last Friday by the awatha last FridaySm some engineer- first jrise. Mrs. Magraw second, and state road commission for the construc- ing work for the United Btates Fuel Mrs. ltrady the consolation. clothe and money are men who la that Price tion of four bridges on the section of company. He remarked O. L. Bishop is visiting relatives Mrs. get ahead, and each year finds fo he time him lietter every the Myton to Vernal road now under looking in Sslt take City. them more successful. They know that viaita here. construction with federal nlrt. I Ai Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kay motored over it pays to keep np their appearance, ten bids were submitted, thxLpf J J. Cameron Bchults of HlawathA tv-7mertson A James being lew. rt had buslnesa before the board of coun- to Mohrland laat Sunday. to have Mira Cressle Lovendxhl of Mohrland and many of them conUnue while J. J. Burke A Ce. r, fait Lv.ke ty commiasiunera at Price last Saturtheir cloth eg made by ns because they I'nlt-ed la visiting friends in Hiawatha. IlS.R&it.fcl. was the of The at four day. properties City high Btates Fuel company, he statea. are Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Templeton left on get all there is in quality, style and Theft of an automobile Is a rlous matter under the new law, call- working considerably lietter lately. The laat Monday for a months outing in workmanship at prices they know are ing for a Jail sentence of from one to miners are now getting close to three Colorado. right Attractive v sines st $30.00, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kies of Som- $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 and upwards. ten years. Even though a man secures days a week at each camp. Mr. and Mrs. George EL Nelms of erset, Colo., are visiting at the home the minimum of one year, ha will have ample time in which to reflect and re- Caldwell, Ida., arrived in Price ths of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kirkpatrick. form. It la aald that auto ateallng la week and are guest of Mr. and Mr. F. Mr. and Mrs. James Hilton are renot half aa popular as it waa some few L. Huckto and numerous other friends congratulations upon the arrimonths ago. Fortunately Carlion coun- They were accompanied from Balt ceiving val of a laiy at their home July flat. F. never been and Mrs. towns troubled have by Hyland take City by George ty Mr.'and Mrs. A. J. Delaney and Mr North Ninth Street Just Off Main Miss Vera Haymond, Mlsa llaymond automobile thieves. and Mrs. Fred W. Von Elm returned ' Boms sixty-fiv- e former Missourians coming down to visit friends. PRICE, UTAH. Tuesday from a ten days fishing trip from the Pacific Coast and elsewhere Hon. Alma Eldrldge, for a great spent in Colorado. West passed through Price last Satur many yean a leader in political and Mrs. William Stecklcman entertainMutual Improvement officers of Hiaday evening in special Pullmans over buslnesa affairs of Summit county and ed the Campfire Girls Wednesday af- watha at her home Tuesday afternoon. the Denver, and Bio Grande en route a resident of Coalville, came up from ternoon in honor of her daughter. Hhe Those present were Mrs. David Tuttle, to Bedalia. Mo., to attend the atata Balt Lake City and vialted In Park for a twisted by Mrs. J. M. Jennings, Mr. Martin Lesnuieter, Mr. Frank celebration beginning there on a few hours Wednesday of thla week. waa 11. and Ikirl Bteckle-ma- n. Larsen, Mrs. Oliphant, Mr. R. C. Lindthe Vth of August and continuing to The gentleman waa on hia way to the Mrs. J.GamesKamm were after which say. Mra. Charles Chrlstenaen, Mrs. M. the 20th. Charles E. Btokes. editor of Uintah Basin country to find a gold a fine luncheon weeplayed, Mlsa Helen F. Miner, Mlsa Juhnaon and Mian Chios the Golden Weet magaalne, headed the mine, as he put It. He was greeted Kamm of Bt. Louis, served. Mo., waa a special Ovistb Mrs. Woodward and Miss Maparty. They were hoapltably ' enter- by many of hla oldtime frienda Park guest. this of the stake hoard of Price were tained at Zion lust Bqturday. City Record, 6th. Mrs. G. R. Watkins entertained the present Punch and candy were served. Mr. and Mr. Edgar McArthur and Beehive Girls of Ction stake are holding a gathering In Price today children from Provo visited at Price (Friday). Swarms from all the wards Friday and Saturday with the families where organised are present. An ex- of her brothers, Leo C. Lowry and Walhibit of household ectlvitiee will be lace A. Lowry, and P. W. McArthur, of staged, and prises awarded to both in The Bun statf, hla brother. Edgar dividual and swarms for the best pro- Arthur waa formerly on the road for ducts. A contest of sports at City the Lambert Paiier company at Zion, Park, wlht demonstration in first aid but quit the Job to go into buainess aa work of varloua kinds, and a picine manager and principal owner of the luncheon will tie features With about Schwab Clothing company at the Garten memliera to a ywarm the gathering den City. He la prospering. la of goodly sle.e A. I). Armstrong, who Is operating The creators launched felt for the faU Mason. Felt haa enjoyed Having finished the concrete work the Moab State tank ranch on South an extended leisure, while other fabrics hava had their vogue quite at the intake up at Colton Springs, Mesa, waa In Moab today qn business. for a ear or two, hut from all indication! it ia to be the prime favorWatermaster Plant turned hla atten- He reports that he haa put the first tion to cleaning the springs, and by ite again for 1921-2cutting of hay from a hundred and little judlcloua work on the upper and and amounting to ataut two huntons The second largest of the water sources has se- dred and twenty-fiv- e It is particularly effective in two contrasting shape a cured such an increase In the water hsy crop is coming on fine. Armstrong with broad, flat low, pagoda shaped crown semi-tailo- r, flow that he la able to keep the line state that there has been ample rainbow trim of circs ribbon, and in a pencil brim, high crown, front and full. Borne lietter regulation all along fall to assure a good crop of oats the line alao helps out The quality and heat, there being some thirty acre sailor with soft, irregular dented top. supply of water in the city pipes both of these grains. A good yield of potaselie on alao acres will Work time. this at toes front five appear good The red shades bid for a prominent place in autumn colorings, 6th. cleaning the city reservoir la still pro- cured. MoabTlmea-Independen- t, and it seems most fitting. Henna tones, tangerine, tomato, nut, ceeding. T. Duncan returned the last of and again jade, pineneedle green are among them. honeydew, Man-t- i, to Price and a week from the trip District court will convene in Monh rerodeos attended where the he In on August 22d and will doubtless he session a month. The calendar for the cently held at those towns. He reports mures, Goldie and term la probably the largest that ever that the two Moab Man-t- l confronted that county. In addition to Queen, made a clean sweep at the event Price faces, winning every air crimlnnl cases, most of which will and which they were entered. They are require Juries, there are a largo num- in ber of law and motion and trial ac- now lielng held at Mantl by D. W. HecMain Street, File, Utah in the tions. Judge Dilworth Woolley will tor of Moab, and will be entered Richfield sesat fairs. Mantl, Pangultrh, the doubtlesa preside at coming Castle Dale. Duncan will leave tosion, and thla will be hia Initial ap- and morrow for Montrose, Colo., to get his counIn on tiench Grand the pearance Tootsey Timothy, and take her ty. Judge F. E. Wood is being kept filly, to Mantl to lie held with the other pretty busy at Price with the many cases on the calendar at the time he horses preparatory to the making of waa appointed and which It will take the fairs thla fall. Moab 6tl lota of time yet to dear away even WorklngVrom a ladder, and plating were no new actions filed. a Joist In Hi new Main street building Among new cases filed for the disH. Redd waa quite seriously hurt trict court may be noticed two In John Monday morning when the said ladwhich the public utilities commission der puahed Itself through a board on la attacking outlaw stage lines running which he was standing and dropped between Price and Hiawatha. The par Redd and his Joist a distance of shout are are ties whose activities challenged feet. Mixing with the falling Gust Bpiro and Angelo Papparaki. eighteen broken lumber Redd suffered a few No. $ Hunts Supreme Pineapple, each Into court with a loc Fisk comes Inlb-ata damaged kidney - He Is v, 17 lbs. which Hest of for that he got rlta and Rice, K. grade who Is attending hliw' Dr. R. stung In an automobile deal, when he Judy, who la attending him. Tit. A. W. Colonial brand Berry Jam, per can, 300 per doz- sold the machine to Jim Baras, who Dowd ha also lieen In consultation, Del Monte Berry Jam, per can, 25c; per doz look the boat out and wrecked it and and It waa at first feared the Injuries leaves the die wondering where he mlrht le even more serious than have ive-poucrock of Very Best pure Fruit Jelly for will get his pay. Emma J. Welch asks so far Redd will he around Ten-poun- d crocks of Very Best Jelly for for a divorce from Hilas W. Welch. tafore developed. and may consider so Two-poun- d Married at Zion in 1111. she alleges hlmsef a very long, can of Cottolene for man. lucky that Welch fails to furnish her supFour-pounCottolene for a port and that he has decserted her, al- SAN JUAN COUNTY HAS Eight-poun- d Cottolene for though she accuse him of following GREAT CROP OF BULL her around to places where she may be One and one-ha- lf pound can Crisco employed as a nurse and annoying and Three-poun- d counCrisco In can for Ran her with Juan in her outlook The occupation. Interfering crop There are no children. d can Crisco for ty wae never lietter than this year, Three-Sta- r 70 svs Curtis Y. Clawson, insjiector of Malt, per can DISTRICT ATTORNEY GETS the state road commisfor washand Gold Dust projierty Para, Savex, Naptha Hydro ASSISTANT FROM PRICE sion, on retaining to Halt Lake City JO ing powder, each It is David II. Cannon has been apjwint-e- d from that section of the state. each 225 Wash ..t. boilers, all the as assistant United States district not only the grain crop, but NO. 2 Tllllfi-.- .. ... H . .. ....... ... H ......... ... . 1.45 H I have never he continues. TT ubs. .. ..... .... ... ......... .. . . attorney, and thereby Price will lose, others, 1.65 No. 3 1....WII is as that such county procrops for a period at least, a good citizen seen and his accompanying family. Much ducing. Alfred Beat, the well known 311 stress has been laid in various news- singer of Salt Lake, has a ranch of is a acres near Monticello, and the stuff on comments this appointment paper from obtain that he will that acreage to the political reward doled out, but unbelieve-abl- e. due consideration to Cannons merits is so great that it almost did not he that One figure crop office him show as deserving of the on ia onion seed and the return from irrespective of any political claims. Tt this alone will aggregate about $1000, will he necessary for the Cannona to will receive from the he alone what let live at Salt Lake City during the peNo. 1 Vienna Sausage, per doz. $ 2.70 riod of his incumlienry in his new po- vegetable. The grain crop is Turkey Yt Vienna No. 1.25 doz,.... Sausage, per one red wheat and it is so heavy that sition, and of course they will be Veal 2.80 doz. it Loaf, as stalks the could per almost upon lay at home there, as they came Veal Loaf, per doz. 1.35 from that city to Price two or three stood in the field and the oats and doz. Glass Dried 3.70 are heavy, Beef, corresxndingly hay targe per erop has years ago. While here Cannon Medium Tins, Chipped Beef, per doz 2.35 carried on the branch office of Stew The soil in that section of the Rtae is rich and will produce No. 1 Roast Mutton, per doz... wonderfully 3.15 has and and Alexander Cannon, art, No. 1 Roast Beef, per doz. 3.60 developed a large circle of business practically everything except istropical found and social attachments. Information fruits. The only thing that Yt Lunch Tongue, per doz 3.00 No. as to just what will be done with the in that jxirtion of the state that is 1.80 Yt No. doz Hamburger Steak, per Price law office is nt obtainable at primitive is the Midland trail in north93 Deviled doz. Meats, disa per lage, eastern Emery county and for present. .55 Deviled Meats, small, per doz tance of forty miles it ia a real trail. 2.20 Country Style Sausage, No. 1, per doz Whfn at Sunny si ilc stop nrnl see It is a state road, hut storms which have 1 3.0(1 hare that Beef Corned No. country swept recently Hash, At the Sunnyside pa race. Huey a, washed it badly in places, so that a 6.75 Corned Beef. No. 2, per doz Sunnvswlc Mercantile Co. Adit. tierson in traveling it in an automobile 3.60 Corned Beef, No. 1, per doz. does practically everything that an Field pnlent destroy more 1.49 Con Carr.e, No. 1, per doz Chili $30.nii0.l,i0 worth of crops and rnnpe-pr- aviator doe except loop the loop. The state road agent has been notified annually. less. and work will begin at once to place the a in condition. passable highway N factory in Great Britain may la Co. & (iin'o for more than twelve hours in a now ta said that the remodIt may dav. J Borne Hall eling of City completed. Utile finishing touches to the plumb-in- h 844 Main St, Price Utah Blank Hoks. loose leaf ledgers, .four are under way. nals. cash book, day books, etc. Com Legal blank of all kind. The Bun. plete stoc k. The Bun. et MEN WHO ARE six-ly-ni- -- CAREFUL McKune Forwarding Co. Phone 88 9, WILSONS PRICE and HELPER Store No. 1 Main Street, Phone 21, Price. Store No. 3 South Eighth Street, Phone 228, Price. Store No. 3 Main St., Phone 99, Helper. Store No. 3 at Helper, Utah, now open. All prices quoted in our weekly advertisements are good at all three stores. Look what cash will do for you and we deliver. Just Received New Pure Honey, quart jars 75c; Vi-g- aL cans, $1.00; gaL cans, $1.90; COCOA COCOA, cans $ 5.50 5-g- COCOA. McDonalds pure bulk Cocoa, just received direct from McDonalds factory. This is the regular 70c a pound grade. Special to our customers, 1 pound 25c; or 3 pounds for .70 FCOUlt, FLOUR. 3-l- b. L. 5-l- b. 16-oun- ce -- -- Bread and Pastry, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Open Evening until 7:30 p. m.; Saturdays until 10 p. m. BUCKIO con-tennl- al . NEW FALL MILLINERY fif-acr- ea Our fifth car is now in. We were fortunate in securing another of Old Wheat Flour, and the same old price. 4.25 Velox (Turkey Red), none better per 100 pounds 4.00 Holleys Best Family Flour 3.50 Patent Wheat High Big bargain (Soft Hops, Yakima, $19.20; German Root Hops in bulk, . .75 per pound 40 Just in, new lot 10 pound sack Cornmeal, each .60 Just in, new lot 10 pound sack Germade, each .60 Just in, new lot 9 pound sack Rolled Oats, each 40 Just in, new lot 5 pound sack Pancake Flour, each 1.00 Just in, new lot 24 pound sack Graham 1 S5 m.. ...... Bran, per 100 pounds. .. ...... 2.75 Wheat, per 100 pounds 2.50 Cracked Corn, per 100 pounds Malt Syrup Budweiser Malt Syrup in bulk, quarts 1.85 45c; Yt gallon, 95c; 1 gallon Bring your own jug. 1.00 Fancy Rice, 17 pounds 1.00 Macaroni, 7 pounds ... .. ............ 1.00 ...... Sego, 7 po unds......... Tapioca, 7 pounds .................. . ....................... ............. 1,00 25. Kelloggs Corn Flakes, 2 packages 25 Mason Jar Rubbers, 3 dozen .2o ........ 3 for. Ply Swatters, .25 El Vampire Fly Powder, 3 packages 5.75 Dry Grapes, 25 pound box 1.00 Milk, Sego or Armours, 8 cans 5.50 Per case of 48 tall cans Coffee. Our famous Golden West Coffee. Another .... large shipment just arriving and the same old can.... 2.40 can, $1.45; can, 50c; price; Nothing better. If you have not tried it yet do not delay longer. 3.25 C. B. Bottle Cappers, each J. .50 Composition Crowns, per gross.. 15 and fruit Wilson sugar, Brand, pure Preserves, .35 ounce glass 20 Yi Black 2 No. Cherries, per (an 2.30 Budweiser, per dozen... ...... .6) Tobacco, P. Ai, 8 ounce tin......... 1.25 tin P. Tobacco, A, 1.00 P. A. or Tuxedo, 16c cans, our price 15c or 7 for.... 85 Horseshoe or Climax, per plug .25 Bacon, fancy sugar cured, per pound .24 ....... Picnic Hams, per pound... 20 Dry Salt Bacon, per pound we have Coffee West Golden of line famous To our added Teacup Tea; celebrated for its purity, strength and delicious flavor package of Tea and fancy Japanese cup "0 and saucer Buy by the dozen and get a set complete. b. wr ' 2. wide-brimme- d, Bessie Kennedy , Millinery Times-Inde-pende- y THE HOME OF GOOD EATS At these prices you would do well to btty your months supply. com-plHi- 2z nt l nd .. d- Six-poun- mmmmm list of Canned Meats of the very best grade. Lay in your summer's supply at these exceptionally low prices. Prices for the. following week only. Below fier-fect- ly j Buy for cash and buy for Retail Eastern Utah Wholesale |