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Show ywTPAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1921 Severe Winter On the Way The Buy, PRICE. PRICE and UTAH EVERY FEIDAT. nearby haa l,en PAGE FIVE PURELY PERSONAL A STATEMENT MUs Ruth I.oufbourow went la to Salt lathe City Tueaday evening for a few day. visit with friends. G. W. Green, U. D., and Dr. Sanford Ballinger ure now comfortably locat-e- d in their new ufflcea in the new iiedd Ior I doctor to loon i that building. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ware of Orangeville are at 1 tains this week visiting it, wed t..ue.. at W'w Gumbrwht of with their son, Guy. and also friends at oli ril,a,y.,l? tlizal,in Elnit-- r of Stum that camp Mrs. Willianfx. Snow of Orangeville has Joined her huaband at Wattia. :tar';? mm She also visiting her sister, Mrs. John retu,ar The Hell,is there. " trau,uuUn rwuUn Katheryn Stillwell, field representative of the Viah Children's Home sois in Price today in the interest Krk Pmi,h a mar- - ciety. e liven of that work. It is tu X. i an.1 Helen , '",,h r r r, hist The Judge George Christensen and his touido were iiiinieilhuelv Monday. wife are entertaining Mrs. J. C. Carter married. from Xephi. The visitor is Mrs. ChrisMr and Mrs. Emil Bernard! r Erl. e tensen's sister. r ire the hari-nuf a girl baby that W..C Howen.Jadlng merchant at came to their home last Tuesday. All Huntington, was 4 l'rice jesterday and ii' i Mieii aie doing fine, says the very Hie day before to meet several travel !ng salesmen.) He stopped at the Su j voy. Klimt, tel Moiakis A. Croxford. an independent InsurAnn'e Peier-Si! were married l.y JuMive lfanunond i ance adjuster, waa In Price this week last M.,raMonday. & is one settling up the fire loss uf Frank ;"uW'e the proprietors of the Husy ut Spring Glen, lie registered at inf iviuri iioiiry. the Havoc. X. 8. Nielson is in Price this week W!,W auditor, and hi from Mt. Pleasant-loukinafter ilia va' I:e.d. ure here to- - ried interests locally. He expects to V,ill,n T-with l'l rllr.', iJj county officers. attend the winter months at his Lung 1,1 ' !,.,y in Frive two or tlm-- days. Beach, Cala., home. I are at the Savoy. Charles DeMoiaey, furnter register of the Vernal land waa a guest "Kid' Ha vie. the ft ah featherweight of the Tavern this office, week. He la now hiui!i Inn, hi to meet Jji k J Kyle, who practicing law and had business here ji'ilda (he Kanie Calif.Tr.l t tlile, rt K.ilt before district court. lake rity next Monday evening. s Levi J. Muir, Jr., of the state road a rrmer (Carbon tsmnty commiasion forces, was a guest of the youth. Savoy during the week. He had nothSample next Tneaitay ing new to report aa to the lrice to eie tiomi In t'arlion and cltlea Castle Gate highway work. are now in the handa ooinity of party workera. Lewis Uelliston of Nephl, one of Moat of these are funiiahed Itahs liiggeat honeymen, waa a guest nun offi-- a well an electionfrom The of the Tavern thin week. He went to aniiplita IP nerally . the Basin country to look after hia bees and their vrop of sweetneaa. M. K. Uirnter, lately of the New Queen W. 1. the Green ltiver ity ('Hfe, hr.a koiw into liuainMui for stockman, Thompson, had business at Price the nimxelf in the eaat ftruund floor room first of the week and while here was of the Eko theater tiulldinx. He has a at the Savoy. He recently aold his Hive Plate and is his of share Retting lamlw at seven cents all around. the business. "Hum's Hace" it is called. W. E. Duncan, an auditor for the company M. Zupan has oiened the Central Weetern Union Telegraph out of lienver, Colo., waa checking up roolliMlI In the basement of the with K. H. Itldgeway, the manager at building and Is catering to those on Tueaday last. He went from who like h game of Idlliarda or iool, a Price, . here ease or in cigar the soft drink line. anything Mr. and MrsBeorge A Nixon deHe undoubtedly will get his share of parted Tuesday fig Provo, where they the business locally. will reside In future, he having recenthome In the Garden ly purchased Frank Hollnsky, who hut recently lost City. W. It, Held drove them up In one his store building and contents at uf hla care. Spring Glen by fire, hits concluded to Dr. George G. Hyde, superintendat Kenilworth in business. I U ent of the mental up at ProI,ofil of Price has the contract for his vo, waa a guest of hospital the Savoy laat Frinew siructure at that camp on ground and Saturday, He was called here leased from the coal company. It will day by the atale In the murder case from I ready for use In a couple or three Sunnyside aa an Insanity exited. weeks. C. F. Schrader of Grand Junction, Colo., was a guest of the Tavern this Price has s' conkje of young men week on hie way to the Basin. Ha la tend ng the I.rigMiril I'nlversity and selling cattle. He la a for at Provo as freshmen, and both have buying mer sheriff over there and before that been highly honored at that Iiiki tuition. an engineer on the old Ienver and V. Glenn Harmon has lieen chosen as lilo Grande. ci tue humorous journal at the II. E. Lewln, general manager of college, while Harold K. Christensen the Standard Coal company, waa a is made president of the radio society Saturday guest at the Savoy. Hia comthere. pany. lie states, la preparing for Its output of cnul this winter. The C. It. Marcusen. cashier of the Price biggest are coming in regularly roast orders Cnmtueri'iiil snd Havings bank, will and in volume. large lilter-day be at Saints Hospital, likely C. I). Klrcher, the president of the at Hall la'ke City about three weeks. tank at Myton. waa here Vale Mrs. Marcusen. u ho accompanied First National him in Halt loike City, returned today en route home from Zion. Conhim to Sait loike City, returned home ditions generally out in the Boain. he are improving right along. CatSaturday even Ing. ills condition when slates, tle are coming in there in large numlie left luoKlauitisfactory, bers to be fed for the winter. Miss Stella Salnsliiiry, the former With a burst uf public spirit the town of Wellington was all dolled up by the county nurse, and Mrs. John K. who have assisted here In citizens down there during Wednesday the health clinic, left Monday mornami Thursday in n cleanup day Tin- werk Included running of ing for Fod Duchesne to assist at Fort new ditches, cleaning out the old ones, Duchesne, Roosevelt, Myton, Duchesne and Price. Vernal Express, 28th. grading sweet m. placing culverts, the ('. W. ( Doc) Shores waa here thla trimming cod cutting dow-- trees and the usual zeulous efforts shown at such week and Inst going to and coming from the Uintah Basin. He has n val t men. uable hundred and sixty acrea of land miles west of Myton on Member of Ihe I'tah public utilities about nine Itedcap Bench that he was looking afrout mission will be at Price on Novem- ter. Ha hbme la in Denver. Colo. ber IMh to 1i..hi' the application of By. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peternester rer.'it Carter, regarding a stage line between Helper and Kenilworth. At the turned Tuesday from a visit of same is fifteen months abroad, most of the same tinie the application of M. of Pri e to operate lines lietween time taing spent in Italy and Austria. this city ami Great Western and also Thing" over there are gradually recovjli.rsa (,unyon below Hunnyside will be ering from the war and business conditions are Improving dally, saya Poter-neste- r. beard. siKv?the As candidates for the respective offices under which our names appear on the republican ticket, we have not sought fur the nomination as city officials. but if elected we promise to enforce the laws and to administer the sffsirs of our city in an unselfish manner, fully realising that we are to serve Price (ity as xerlcnced business men should, and will endeavor to spend the city's funds economically and to reduce the taxes wherever possible, THOMAS POUTS Candidate for Mayor. A. D. HADLEY Candidate for Councilman, four-ye- to" Play Safety First-O- rder Coal NOW! Have the coal bin filjed for the winter now. Dont get caught with it empty when the big freeze comes. We sell Castle Gate. It gives best results in both heat and economy. Costs no more than the other kinds. Were filling bins every day. How about yours? from price MRS. KADDIS DIES Kmldiu, former cilien of Iriee and here tlii week on mutter The Slirincrs of the El Kaluh temdistrict court, was called back SiiTt Fake City are making ex- to Portland, Ore., this (Fnd.iv) morn ple at tensive jirqiuration for Friday a (to- ing bv a telegram annnuncing the day) ceremonial meeting when, it is death of his wife there folaid, the largest number of new mem-be- n lowing childbirth. The yestenlay iialiv is a Ihv. in the history of. the order in Utah will lie initiatedJ The committhe Island of Yap when a wife tee of the Provo Hhriners rlub is comtires hecomes dissatisfied with her nr E. of of the Provo, Roy posed Knapp home life she simply leaves her huschairman; L A. McGee of Priee, Greenhalgh of Ileljier, Alexander band without the semblance of Baxter, Jr., of Soldier Summit, C. E. Huit;h of Eureka, W. P. Morford f Japanese women are giving up smokPiyson, C. I). Livingston of Spanish Fork, E. G. Ilitchner of Ameriean ing due to the uplift work being curFork, llert Merrihew of Lehi and Nn-Ti- ried on in that country. Formerly all Patrick Henry of Marysvale. The elusses of women in Jaian smoked in El Kalah hand and patrol will meet public as well as in their homes. these Shriners and their novices at the station on their arrival at Zion and Rome people talk much, think little escort them to the Masonic temple. and do less. SHKINEKS AND HELPER ARE THERE Kr-ae- James A. st ee Cranberries, per quart Good Eggs, per dozen ... llest Creamery Rutter, per pound Sweet Spuds, 3 pounds Walnuts, 1 pound, 15c; 7 pounds Peanuts, 2 pounds Codfish (Its Fine), per pound liologna or Franfurters, per pound Mjnce Meat, 6 packages Mince Meat (Home Made), per pound, 35c; 3 for pail Corn Syrup Pearl White Soap, per box of 100 bars Picnic Hams, per pound ,. i icnic Hams, per pound Dexter Sugar Cured Bacon, per pound Matchless Sugar Cured Bacon, per pound Matchless Sugar Cured Hams, per pound 9S pounds Velox Flour (Turkey lied) 98 pounds Holleys Best Family Flour 98 pounds Big Bargain High Patent Flour Sack Corn Meal Sack Germade Stick Self Rising Flour Sack Allready Pancake Hour Sack Rolled Oats ; Package Armours Pancake Flour, each Package Corn Flakes, 5 packages Dooth Sardines, 5 cans 17 Rolls Toilet Paper Pail Pure Strained Honey Can School Boy Peanut Butter 3 Barg Lilac Rose Glycerine Soap LOOK I Lilae Rose Talcum Powder Six for Italian Style Macorni, 11 pounds 2 ij gallon Kegs Dill Pickles, each 2 'j gallon Kegs Sour Mix Pickles, each JO $ 40 50 25 1.00 .25 23 23 1.00 1.00 75 3.90 19 J9 J2 9 3.90 3.65 2.90 30 1,k2 24-pou- Zj 25-ce- nt -- j "i -- 14-oun- ce --- - - Z J,. i'i,. All prices Quoted ill bur weekly advertise-ment- s are gOod at all three stores,. Look deliver. What Cash will do for you and te Cracked Corn, Bran, Wheat and Potatoes. Let us yXotc you prices. Visit our stores and find bargains tire grocery line. through jju'r mjLi-H-rin- inr -- ririi-- ,IL WILSONS . --- - PRICE AND HELPER Store No. 2 ZZhEighlScfPho 99. Helper. term. JOHN rOTTEIt Candidate for Recorder. CLAUDE EMPEY Candidate for Treasurer. (Political Advertisement.) F. L. two-ye- ar BUCKIO Fire lust Monday partially destroyed North Ninth Street, Just Off Uiin the summer house of Mrs. Ella Hranch. PRICE, UTAH. Mrs. D ,C. Woodward discovered it and to it with a garextinguish attempted den hose, but waa unsuccessful. The blaze waa noon extinguished when the department engine arrived, but considerable damage had taen dune to the house an-- the furniture. Defective wiring is Isel.'eved tu have been the cause. Mrs. Branch is visiting in Provo and the house waa unoccupied. Prices New Jewelry t fr And Oitaanl Nlore Grain farmers In Utah and the milling industry of Ogden and Halt taka iiy have made the lVnver and Kio Grande Western tariff which will allow gra'ii originating at points east of Zion and destined to points west of there tu le billed to Ogden and obtain in transit" privileges coming tack to Halt Lake City and west without any additional charge. "In transit privileges entail screening, inspecting and milling of the grain. C Taylor Block, Price, Utah. "The Stors That Is Worth While. 8ujerinlendents of schools of the state are urged to make arrangemenie Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted. to otiaerve American Education Week, Export Watch Repairing. December 4th to 10th, with suitable programs In the public schools In a letter sent out laat Tueaday by Dr. C. N. Big Stock of Jewelry, Watches, Silver- Jensen, state superintendent of public wars, Cut Glass, Optical Goods, InstrueCon. Hia suggestions regarding and Hand Fainted Pictures. In are a contained letter the program sent out to the superintendents. Picture Frames Mad to Order. Though she is pant 67 years of age, - (jueen Maud of Norway is an expert Mrs. Laura U. Sutherland recently bookbinder and besides working out took a pick and shovel and helped a the deMigus does the actual totaling as gang of Italian workmen repair the well. street railway tracks in North Naugua, Mara. That good printing. The Run. iii - 1 loi-ut- Dollars Saved Are Dollars Made y We Are In a Position to Help Your Savings Account Grow . ' n. - items listed below you will no doubt be in need of. The prices will hold good for the next A few of the Quite a few of the fire hydrants in Price are In a stale of antiquity that regi'ires their replacement, andas this the work will progress as rapidly fnrie of the water department can get around to do it. due of the lad plugs blew out Thursdsy at a point near the McKune Forwarding company'a warehouse. The water service all over the western part of the city was interrupted until a replacement could be completed. Next week will see many of the new Installations under wey. S Ellen McCarty of Fait Lake City and Charles G. Ffab of Jlinwathe, who are to represent ITlah inj ljle Department of Utah, American Legion, at the bur al of an unknown soldier at ArC., lington cemetery, Washington, D.Zion on Armistice IktJT. expect to leave on November 6th. It has been learned 1n.1t funds from the federal govern WMit will not be avsilable to send unlesa three, as at first Intended and, Milton funds are otherwise provided. was third who the F. Hurtiin of Ogden, mnn selected to make the tri), will ba unable to go. Canned Meats Delicia Brand The Name Tells. -- Mr. and Mrs Allied Collnrd from of Mr. and Huntington were the guestsweek. Mrs, Mrs. Hans Larson last Collard is a sister of Mrs. Ijarson. Lorsummer en Larson, who has spent? the in Prli-and Huntington, returned to hia home Iset week. Manti Messenger, 28ti. John W. Blankenship, the oldest resident In Ashley Valley, arriving here la able to be up and February 12. JH73. around in his room and is somewhat improved in health. On sunny daja he he can ta encoded to the porch whereExspends a lew mlnntes. Vernal e press. 281 h. of Attorney Thomas W. O'Donnell Vernal waa here last Friday and Satcoud. urday In attendance upon district the While things are generally dull in onr Uintah Basin," said he, folka out we way have plenty to eat and wear, still have the same old hope of a railroad one of these days." gwen O. Nellaon, 6 filfominent bui-Ihkman of tha city and formerly of Injured when Falrview, was severely fell on the rock wall of a chicken coopribs and him yesterday, breaking two him ataut the head and bruising badly Sciiao 'children shoulders. He also received a deep Enrollment c' in the meni heeith rrusade for the cut In hla left cheek. He waa resting was .i, echo-- , totals eighty- - easily when thla was written and Pro,,(f e to iwpnded post the danger point. .hVve b.ih.lid ami seventy-threThere are aout twelve distrlcta vo Herald. 2Rth. io be reported, ao that Indications growers recelv-In- g Prospects for Utah to n heavier enrollment' thisl year alfalfa need their l'e for more a fair lbn price year than last. than hereThla more enrolled. encouraging even were are i hildren thousand a report received from thBt tofore is It expected judging ear knlghte. from the Western Seed grow erM artliousand will become Health by three hun-die- d reting company of Salt take Llty Carbon s tptul enrollment Iselghty-fixor the A. A Hinckley, commlraloner and seventy; Emery, and fifty, San ptate department of uptcultur. The Imehesne. two hundredtwenty-fivand fact should be known by every grower, Junn a hundred and there Is a shortage says Hint kley, that Grand, fifty. Eastern of seed in Idaho and that1mthe erroneous. crops News ; Ides of enormous Deseret Have Inst Saturday's No seedgrower should he stampeded A f ne iironxe statue of the American Into aelllng his seed at a low price. the Henry for seluptured doughboy, the Amerl-es- n Holdawurth Post No. 16 of will exExamination for barber tinder the at Hiawatha, of department of registration has been hibited at the national convention Novemtar 11th to Noat Kiinsaa l ity, continued fromNotice the American LegionHants, to this effect was ar- vember 14th. who ht. according to Harry on Tuesday lost by James T. out sent to go yestenlay loike Halt City rived In I Hammond, director of the department Iwilh the Viah delegation as a repre-The of registration. The change in the post Hiswatha the of sentitive to the fact and is non date has been made owing i stilt ..e was mad in Georgia is Novemtar lllh route to I'tah. On request of h that Armistice lay post 'national department the Hiswatha of the local Manager Nathan Wood store to he unload-- , undergranted permission The itlJmthH Daynes-llee- b company's post ed at Kansas City. went an operation at a Halt take City the and sn Legion Amerb of the and hospital a few days ago. lleports com well organh-eHiisiiisty sre during the week say he Hantschi rays. Through Ing from there to P?n,e"snd sociable and watermelon la about ready return home. twenty busts the organizatbrnsraid There will ta a regular meeting of dullar In one imonth to ...yen hundred Hervlce Star at the home of Mr. the the and granite monument forth - F. W. Walker at Price next Monday af I Lilratal The monument will ta un-a ternoon at 8 o'clock. A full attend ceremonies., KuZi with program. ance 1 desired. of the Armistice D la-j-- .J sS $ 1.40 Chile Con Came, per dozen cans dozen675 can per Corned lieef No 2, per 3.00 dozen Beef Hash, per Corned 2.20 cans dozen per Sausage, Style Country .9o dozen halves Deviled Meat per .55 Deviled Mfflts .'quarters per dozen-.....- . 1.80 dozen No. Vi, With Steak Onions, per Hamburger 3.00 Lunch Tongue, No. Vi, per dozen 3.60 Roast Beef, No. 1, per dozen cans................ 3.15 Roast Mutton, No. 1, per dozen cans 2.35 dozen. Reef n Sliced Dried Glass, per 1.35 Veal Loaf, per dozen cans 2.70 Vienna Sausage, No. 1. per dozen 1.35 Vienna Sausage, No. Vi. per dozen. -- If you have a good supply of the above meats it takes the worry from a rush lunch or unexpected company . Groceries. or Quaker, Mothers, Sunripe, Armours Carnation 3 packages for or Oats Wheat, Sperrys can Dark Karo yrup, Armours Pure Fruit jelly, 10 pounds net for Hunts Supreme Pineapple, large size, 3 for Folger's Green tea, 1 pound for Raisins, seeded or seedless, per package one-gall- 1 l, , ;.-- rrt fr w on Currants, per package Corn Meal white or yellow, 10 pounds 1.00. " - .30 Capitol Cocoa, 1 pound for Hardware. e. e, money-savin- g week. Kla-ptik- , StoreNo.3 --MnsTphono 40.00 ar And Up. Latest Patterns to Select From. LEO PUAND&EX Third Candidate for Councilman, Da-la- ram-puig- two-ye- term. e es $27.50 30.00 32.50 37.50 ear term. ALHEKT K. UOHSLEY Second Candidate for Councilman, at-uu- ng Proctor and Gamble Soap Friday and Saturday, November 4th and ' 5th. One package Ivory Soap Flakes, one bar Ivory Soap, one package Star Naptha Powder,, six bars P. & G. White Naptha Soap, ten bars Luna White Soap regular price, $1.35 Special Sale Price, $1.00. Overcoats term. - I Suits and LAKE YOUNG First Candidate for Councilman, two-- Xi.-iaj- . "-'- f Phone 88 PRICE, UTAH Exact Measure ar lHi-lins- McKune Forwarding Co. , Jr Made to Your Coal Bucket, large size, for Galvanized Tubs, No. 3, for..... Bread Raisins, $1.90 and $ . .: . .95 l3o 2.40 shipment of aluminumware, just received a stock and light kitchenware dishes for open graniteware, all moderately priced. Come and look them over. We are sure you will find many things you are in need of. For Your Protection Our Meats Are All United States Government Inspected and Passed. Our buying of meats and provisions in carlots insures you of only the best to be had for our retail market.. We have Eastern Utah Wholesale & Retail Co. 844 Main St Price Utah Buy For Cash and Buy For Less. . |