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Show 7 the 8UH, PRICK UTAH EVERY FRIDAY. Hram mar PAGE SEVEN DUNGS JIISI HIDE CLEAR UP L of two Ninety thousand acre-feof water frrnu Fish Cieek iu Carbon county aa filed on lat Friday at the state engineer's of five by E. R Jorjreiuen, ' as atrent for the Price Kiver Water Aousvrvation district, huh has uu- -. ueriakeu Murk on the big reservoir at The tiling wag the mud large application to divert water trout that .treaiu to be made binve Gov. U. Mahey and Lloyd llarri-tioi- i, state engineer, restored' it to eu-- ; tr-' 'Thursday of lat week. Water v users of Sanjiete eounty on that day applied for five thousand aere-l'ee- t of the Gooseberry Creek, a tributary of x isk. Affording to MvOonagle & Ulrirh, engineers for the conservation district, ninety thousand acre-fee- t will be Ustd hi lrice Kiver Yallev. It is ex- pected to irrigate thirty-seve- n thuus-;au- d acres. Twelve thousand of the thirty-seve- n now have a partial water j right through its Price river filings. et ; , ; We've Had Many Compliments On Our New Models i ; For Fall Winter Women who have come in without the slightest idea f what they wanted in a new hat, have found models on fjsplay that were Just the thing or that suggested the very hat they desired. ids FOLKS OVER THE BANGS HOLD MEETING TONIGHT Monday last a delegation headed by the officers of the North Sanpete Water I sen association and that concern's engineer, John A. lteuch, held a conference with State Engineer Llo d Garrison up at $alt Lake Oty looking to the organization of an irrigation district lor North Sanpete with a view, first, of reserving the waters iu the mountains east of Fair-vieat Gooseberry, application lor which waters had heretofore been made, it is proposed to construct a reservoir of such size as will provide thouslor the storage of aevfuty-on- e and acre-feand this involves the roiiatructiou of a tunnel one and a quarter miles long to take the water from Gouselierry, which ia in the Colorado watershed, over into Sauiete w et county. The delegation believes that in conPreparatory to actual construction of nection with the construction of the the Pleasant Valley reservoir about proposed reservoir that it will be adix miles of new track on the Scofield visable to eousolidate into one disj branch of the Denver and Kio Grande trict all the present water rights in Western is being built. The pres- North Saniwte which will enable the ent route traverses the center of the greatest beneficial use when operated reservoir site and it is necessary to under one head. The number of eom-!aniwhich will be involved in the lay the new track higher up to the east side of the valley. deal is about thirty and the land unIt is prumised that the water on der the project from forty to fifty which filing was made shall be re- thousand acres. leased from the reservoir and allowed The proposed reservoir will cover to flow down Fish Creek to its jnne- -' about eleven hundred acres and the tion with the Price river at Colton, dam will be a hundred and seventy a distance of about twenty miles. It feet in height It will he constructed 'ill then be taken into canals and in units. The first will care for twencarried to the lands to be irrigated. ty thousand acre-feand will be a The canals are the Bryner, Oberto hundred and seven feet high. A meetand Stowell ditches, the Spring Glen ing will be held at Mt. Pleasant this canal, Pioneer Ditches Nos. 1 and 2, (Friday) evening at which all users the Carbon Land, Power and Water from Ephriam and north of there will companys canal, Wellington canal, further consider the matter and at Tidwell ditch, Spvder ditch and Farn-ha- this gathering the question of an en' ditch. gineer in the field will be determined. This engineer will be L. M. Winsor Sanpetera Make Filing. of the I'tah Agricultural College. Sanpete water users filed an application with the state engineer last water, as well as that from Hunting-to- n and Cottonwood creeks, on which Friday to use fifteen thousand acre-feof water from Gooseberry Creek, filings hsve been made by A. 11. to be used for irrigation in the north- Clirixtensen iu a reservoir to be built ern part of that county. The filing across Gooseberry Creek st the Narwas made by John L. Bench of Fair-vie- rows. The water will then be drop-Ie- il The waters of Fish Crack and two thousand feet and stored in of which the Gooseberry is a tribu- the Millburn reservoir. Fish Creek tary were restored to entry through was withdrawn from application in a proclamation issued by Gov. Charles 1921, when plans were under way to It. Mabey and Lloyd Garrison, state restore the old Mammoth dam, which engineer. It is planned to store the went out. NEW FALL FASHIONS unxaaaaaaaan Nowhere, except in the big cities perhaps, will one find such a fascinating display. We urge you to make your selections now while they are large and the prices are smalL Unusual values in womens coats, suits and dresses are the usual thing here. They are unusual in goodness of material and fine tailoring at the price. They are unusual in distinctiveness in sty ling. They are unusual in variety of models shown. If we were rontent to show the usual styles and do the usual thing these stores rould never have gained their reputation for showing the best things first in the greatest variety and at the lowest prires. Are your windows inviting? New drapes of rare beauty are priced so that you cannot resist them. Novelty curtains in several designs that appeal to the eye and lend attractiveness to the interior of the home. Everything to eat, wear and use. a es From the comments we overhear, it also seems that iur patrons feel our prices are exceedingly fair. So far service are concerned, we pride ourselves a quality andnone better. that there is We will appreciate the honor of a visit of inspection. Bessie Kennedy, Millinery WASATCH STORE CO. Winter Quarters, Clear Creek, Castle Gate and Bnnnyelds. et Main Street, Price, Utah. flQWWWWWlWWWWWWWWVWWWUWWWWVWWC m UTAHS BEST COAL et tfVWWWWVWWVWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAWMAAAAAM ? R ik Y Ms ? ik ik fy HIAWATHA, ADVANCE MODELS FORETELL VOGUE FOR HIGH CROWNS ?? ? ? KING, BLACK HAWK, PANTHER. tt t For An y of tho Above Choice Fnela Can On 0. H. STEVENSON LUMBER CO. Fries, Utah ' WVWVWUWWVIMAMMAMAAAAAAVMAAVWVWVVV Utah Coal Sales Agency 818 Keanu Building, SALT LAKE CUT. UTAH. STANDARD COAL Do You Know That we are well stocked in the following lines: Bied In Carbon County Shipped Everywhere. Leather Goods, Cut Glass, China, Propertiee At Standardville, Utah (I No Dust, No Ashes, No Clinkers . Unexcelled For Diamonds, Pearl Beads, Silverware, Pyralin Toilet Goode, Mesh and Bead Bags, Umbrellae and Van Briggle Pottery. The Storage Purposes . Elite Jewelry Co. START RIGHT TWO CO. ALT LAKE CITY UTAH General Offices inth Floor Keans Bldg. Nice office rooms in the work-temperan- ce s 1 By JULIA BOTTOMLEY High crowns are now it, according to advance models. The new tall crowns may or may not be generally becoming, but they at least bear the welcome message of something different from the little cloche which has so presistently held the center of the stage these many seasons past. of this style have success assured. The cloche and the new high crowns in some instances formed a compromise in that the tall crown with bonctlike brim is noted among early arrivals. This is especially true of the newer felt shaites. Apropos of midsummer days is the white ielt ohajieau, which is so cleverly designed with the modish high crown. A very pretty model is bound with silver ribbon with the same encircling the crown and tied in a perky little bow just over the narrow cloche brim. These popular white felts are alike fashionable in extreme simplicity or ornate with applique of handmade white crepe flowers combined with narrow white ribbon embroidery. deThen, too, since Madame Mode postilion these clares high squarelike crowns to be ultra smart we bow to her authority, for to be out of style, who would dare? One of the earliest suited highcrown arrivals eminently to immediate wear is the smart white felt shown at the top in the group here pictured. It has a cluster of white gardenias at the hack and is belted with a narrow grosgraiifc ribbon. A model of imposing style is shown just below. It is a reseda green AND, ALL OF WHICH IS SUBE TO felt, its crown almost as severe and HELP THIS CITY tall as a mans silk tophat. It is to note that the band and side prim upright cravat bow at the in felt of a formed of crown is strip darker green. The latest Paris idea is for felt hats trimmed with felt of color. another JQHNSTUNS DRAY Another high crown interpretation Does All is shown to the left Black velvet is Kinds or Hauling 54. as its medium with novel brim chosen Doe Anywhere, Any Time faced with canary colored silk. There is a unique bandeau effect of the silk. Cxi Phono Ho. 98 Some leading eitixena have a lot of A black and canary paintbrush fancy false dignity end others are just reg- is a harmonized trimming note. The ular fellows. model to the right is satin crowned there are two hundred with a tiny brim, darting out from execudifferent associations The laws which permitted of which is a graceful burnt jfX within aggregate tions by the axe were not repealed one side For early autumn, hats fancy. goose Lip of 1 17,1)82. nntil 1747. Electric Building (Best In Price) for rent reasonable. Call or Phone if , Price, Utah STANDARD COAL ft Mnsica Instruments, Fountain Pena and Pencils, Jewelry, Watches, OGDEN, Rept. 13. Better road connections between Utah and Colorado are sought, it is reported by B. W. Mateson, senior engineer of the United States bureau of public roads, who returned Thursday from an extended inspection lour in Eastern s Itah. The proposed highway eonnee-tionbetween the two states are Vernal to Casson, Colo.; Green River to Grand Junction, and Monticello to Cortez, Colo. With data on hand the bureau officials will attempt an understanding with Colorado officials in the near future. Legal blanks all kinds. The Sun. All Set. For School With New SHOES Youngsters set a merry pace in their first few days of school They are filled with, the vim and vigor of a summer outdoors. Their shoes show the results. Get yours of us and you need not worry about wear. School footwear in great variety. CARBON-EMER- Y STORES CO. Hiawatha, Mohr land. West Hiawatha and Heiner GEORGE K McDEBMAID, Snpt |