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Show FRIDAY, OCTOBER TEE SON, FRXOE. 10, 1921 FRIDAY. UTAH-EVE- RY PURELY PERSONAL mr'' PAGE FIVE more contracts lor water urc signed up. The work would amount to between thirty-fiv- e hiu! forty tlmuMiml dollars. Myton Free Press, 3d. .1. B. Cowan wus brought to the hospital here Monday morning in an apparently serious eomlitioii. It was thought he had an attuek of apemli-eiti- s ami Dr. J. A. Judy of Priee was railed over. After giving him quite a lot of medicine to allay the pain he continued to rest so well that the matter was deferred for the present. Cowan has been troubled with these spells for the. past fifteen years. Duchesne Courier, 3d. Twenty Years Ago This Present Week J. (!' this city wax a Suit Lake City visitor Saturday ami Martin Anderson from Price was in Sunday. Salt Ixikc City taking in the sights! N. S. Xeilson was in Price this at the state capital. week from Mt. Pleasant. Iliinself and to this at are winter Guy lhirruck of Sunnyside was in spend 'ainily 'rice Cala. Beach, attending district court, lie was sing an nttorney nl the coni camp. C. M. Stringliaiu returned to liis Neil M. Muilneii, then residing at mine in Price Tuesday evening from a business trip of several days Bjiciit Scofield, was in l'rire over night on iis way to Sunnyside on business. in Salt Lake City. The buccaneers carried it in Constable Kui'iiiiisxeii nml wife Hud K. Ij. Eldridge of this city attendbarrels after robbing the sailing Mrs. George Collinglmm, nil of Sunny-- . ed a convention tf J. C. Penney buyvessels, but modern methods ers at Salt Luke City this week. There ide, were visiting in Castle Hale. have cast aside the barrel. Nowwere present around a hundred. There was quite a covering of snow adays money is kept in banks, Vincent Sumner ol Price drove to on the hills to the west of Price, makwhere maximum protection is rngan the latter part of last week on ing the nights in the valley very eonl. afforded the depositor. Your Acriul G. Funk of Hiawatha ami i visit to former friends nml school-mute- s Mrs. J. W. IjooflHiiirow nml the; is safe here and you money Holbrook of Bountiful were Nancy at the agricultural college. hihlrcn returned to Price from n two a checking account or may open married at Salt Like City last A he Smith is in Price months' visit with relatives in Michi-- j a savings one. Checking is coninstalling a seed cleaning machine for the Occij gnu. venient now. A savings account dental company. It some time ago is convenient in old age. It asMrs. I). K. Olson of Salt Luke City Castle H dick ah Lodge Xo. 37 is to took over Furmera warehouse there. Very much of your table success depends upon your sures a competency when your entertain at Odd Fellows Hall tomor- returned to her home after a visit to Mvlon Free Press, 3d. choice of meats. Make it a habit to buy at this shop and row (Saturday) evening at cards. In- the family of her son, W. F. Olson, in earning capacity is gone. Four Mrs. Graee Ij. Fouts, Mrs. J. W. vitation are out. rice. per cent paid on savings. Comyou are sure of quality and value. Our bacon and lard rammond ami Mrs. L. A. McGee of ranks with the best to be found any place. Make meat a pounded Ed Pox. William Young, Ed Ed-- ! Vice are attending the session of the Mutual Lumber company of this wards, Toui Hell and 11. P. Smith part of your regular fare. All cuts government inspected. Eastern at of the has recently installed a complete were in Priee from Castle Gate serv- Star bulge grand of best brands. the Fruits and city fancy groceries Staple Salt Lake City this week. and modern pinning mill at its yards ing us petit jurors. and vegetables in season. ecialize in all kinds Dr. Clem Christensen and family here. It will Judge F. E. Woods, a resident of Price Commercial and of Bolupp were visitors here last Sat- and classes of cabinet and similar nstie Dale, wus a l'rire visitor and work. and home the her of a ter in the week spoke at Custlu Gate urday Sunday at parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jaeohs. Savings Bank & Co. 'or the republicans. Four trucks of very large capacity They returned home Sunday evening. Tommy W. Lewis, Jr., a republican, ' PRICE, UTAH are at this time hauling gilxnnite ores Roosevelt Standard, 3d. arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 15 37, from the Duchabove Fort property Mrs. J. A. Crockett and daughter, T. W. Lewis at CHstle Gate. All con- They make three rrrned were Miss Betty, went into Salt Lake City esne into Price. doing nirely. a week and are bundling per-mTuesday, the former to attend the rips E. M. Peyton from Salina was in two a total of hundred a tons grand chapter session of the Order DIGNIFIED AND LOVELY 'rire between trains and left later,: of the Eastern Star. She is the grand mi uith. ETC. FOR accompanied by Robert McKune, for Ada of the state organization. The grand chapter of the Order of Colorado Springs and several other Mrs. Guy Prichard, formerly from the Eastern Star is holding a two towns in the Centennial State. Two Cent Ittr Word Iluh Insertion Vernal but now of Price, was operat- days session at Salt Lake City this Ferdinand F.rieksen and J. W. Ko Charge Anxmnu. ed on this week in Salt Lake City for week yesterday and today at Maberry were in Price sizing up the po-- 1 FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED goiter. Mrs. Orson Adams also from sonic temple. Mrs. J. A. Crockett of 'itiesl situation from a democratic. room for two. Rhone 234m. Price and formerly of Duchesne, was Priee is attending, she being one of standsiint. Erickson was a candidate j on for appendicitis. Myton its officers. iqierated CASH NATIONAL for judge and Cherry was out for dis- - j FOR SALE ONE Commencing Friday, October Free Press, 3d. machine. KoMnron trict register. Tape attorney. 10th. Amazing values, consistFuneral services over the remains Miss Cornelia Stevenson is to Repair Shop! A. J. Weber, J. W. Cherry, Judge of mens and hoys' heavy ing Mrs. Elizabeth L. of Whitmore of and J. A. Crockett sH)ke to a leave Price shortly for 1.0s Angeles, FURN-lahe- d FOR RENT THREE-ROOlarge ladies' unions and underwear, Midvale held were there last on 370 to Call take in a 232m, the Rchools Cala., position apartment.of lioth democrats and regathering and flannel unvests, gingham Deceased was the North Ninth street. there as a snerrisor in playground Tuesday afternoon. Glen and in which at publicans dresses a very house Spring derskirts, wqrk, a place she has recently been widow of Samuel M. Whitmore and the principles of democracy were prosoiled a FOR RENT TWO NICE EASEMENT slightly large variety well known at Priee. She was an appointed to. She is to dcimrt as soon was rooms. Guy Pritchard, 814 Xorfli pounded in n most convincing manner. few silk dresses and skirts, silk of aunt the Whitmore by 71w. marriage as her successor in the schools here Ninth. Phone An item camisoles, waists, middies and vnung men of this city and of the late of tho Prieeappearing in the columns arrives. BEDSTEAD BRASS A said: FOR SALE skirts, childrens stockings, wo- By B. U. Mrs. iiewsiwper McDonald. Mrs. J. Milton Olsen returned actual count there were eight republicomplete, mahogany dressing table, mens, men's and childrens small kitchen cabinet, oil range and yesterday from Salt Lake City, where cans out Saturday night to attend the shoes at low prices unequalled. lie There will hut three more 46m. days oak table. Phone she had gone to the bedside of her held the at courtroom Articles for the baby and many primary county for voters to register for the genera sister, Miss Vera Acord, while the lat- election of November to fill the vacancy and withdrawal of items of interest. A visit to our FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR 4th October ter was in the hospital there to be opIn best condition. Terms to responW. Millard J. ns of store will convince you of onr the justice fieace. 28th and 2!lth. All persons who sible party. May be seen any time. erated on for apendieitis. It was a 14tli, As no one else would accept the gift on good merchandise at savings to the vote failed at last election or Silvagnl Motor company, Helper, is recover- who hnve the success, perfect U. W'as patient E. thrust on low it Curtis,, proprices. special Utah. changed their places of resiing splendidly and after recuperating dence since then should prietor of the Clnrke Hotel. On momake sure Miss Acord will come to Richfield to FOR RENT A BEAUTIFUL NEW tion of Grames the meeting modern bungalow of four rooms make her residence here. RiehfieU that their names are on the lists this chilNo year. finely furnished to couple. Evanston Store Company Reaper, 3d. dren over a year old. References. All who are eookoo are not housed 46m. Sam Y. Taylor, manager of the Telephone Suit to recover $o25.3f) alleged tin in docks. W. L. JENSEN, Mgr., Uintah Basin Construction o: on a car a of out ere company, freight the and shipment paid FOR SALE--t LOT OF THIRTY-NIN- E dignity Scofield, Utah Elegance feet frontage by thirteen rods in standing features of this handsome arrived from Salt Lake City this week grapes from Empire, Cala., to the Don 1 borrow The Sun. Subscribe. of afternoon dress. It is made of crepe to look after work which is to be done Sunnyside Trading company at depth with interest in half of wall Teet, South de chine embroidered with beads in on the canal which runs across South a hundeed and twenty-fiv- e was instituted by T. II. Bea-eor. By these familiar means facing the west No Eight street, ValBench into and Pleasant receiver for the Denver am ns Myton a achieved its Terms K. W. if Crockett. masterpiece. designer agents. The modes for fall are very kind to ley. From where it leaves Gray Moun- Rio Grande Western on Monday las ' mature women long lines, straight or tain it is to be enlarged. New flumes against Louis Oliveto, doing business $100 A WEEK MAN IS WANTED surplice front closings,, scarf medici collars, varied neck and structures are to go in. Taylor as the trading company, in the Unitei with ambition, industry and small says it will be finished to the lower States district court up at Balt Lake amount rich and supple material! with You can above make lines, capital. or more distributing Kawleigh's qual- seem thought out for their benefit. end of the 'valley providing a few City. of bead ity products to steady consumers. Sev- Simple- but rich adornmentstunics and eral fine openings now available. We and metallic embroideries, teach and help you do a big business subtle draperies contribute flattering and make more money than you ever details that add to the. gracefulness made before. Give age,' occupation, and poise of middle life. references. W. T. Kawlelgh Co., Dept. (Value, $175.00) Ut2718, Freeport. Ilia Your man who tries, to keep away from work has a hard job twenty-fou- r hours a day. Barrel of Money . ; PRICE AND NEARBY j . f ! j j i semi-annuall- y. ; i -- i Retail Eastern Utah Wholesale Phones and Price, Utah. A k f I V I j j i ps I Tremendous Savings SUE, WANltD, For Cash I M - y y . i t jf . - Sun-nysid- e, m self-colo- attach-tment- Electric Sewing Machine to a, - Be Given Away MONOGRAM AND WATCH FOB ADDS DECORATIVE CHARM TO COSTUME ave OF THE INTERIOR, lllCIMimtm United States Land Office, Salt Lake City. Utah, Oct. 7, 1924. Serial 034417. Notice of Preference Right For Coni Leuse. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the act of February 25. 1920 (41 Stnt., 437), and the regulations thereunder approved April 1. 1920 (Circulnr 679), the secretary of the interior has, on petition of Emmanuel Fraaeskakis, designated a coal leasing unit No. 600, Utah No. 09, comprising a hundred and sixty acres, towlt, the SEU NEW, NEfl SEW, We have many desirable suits at 8W SEW Sec. 18, Twp. 13 South, Itange 9 East, Salt Lake meridian, $35.00 made to your measure. Over- Utah. A lease of the said unit will be Frngeskakls under coats $25.00 and up. New patterns awarded to Mr. his claim of A preference right at a for fell and winter. Altering, press- royalty of ten cents a ton mine run, a minimum investment requirement of ing, cleaning. 110,000 during the first three years of the lease and a minimum production requirement of ten thousand tons per year, commencing with the fourth O year of the lease. The lease will be otherwise substantially in accordance h North Ninth St., Just off Main with the lease form set out In 18 of the said regulations. Any PRICE, UTAH and all persons having adverse or conflicting claims to the said land or any part thereof are hereby notified that they should file on or before 10 a. im on November 20, 1924, their protest or objection against the granting of a lease for the said land. Otherwise such claims may be disregarded In granting the lease. ELI F. TAYLOR, Register. First pub., Oct 10: last Nov. 7, 1924. J J Ticket with every purchase of Fifty (50) Cents at this market and grocery. Second pri.e One (1) Turkey. Third prize Five ($5.00) Dollars in Merchandise. Frizes will be awarded some time during the holidays. ..Announcement will be made later at Star Theater. Get your Meats and your tickets at $10.00 LARIS BROS. Main Street, Price, Utah Free Delivery Phone 259 FOR THE BEST HEAT RESULTS FHL-v-BUCKI- Psra-grap- Paint Before Winter 'We have just installed com- Soon there will be no foliags to screen the shabby house. And toon locating rains, driving snows and freezing winds will search cabinet work of every descrip- out cracks and crevices and every bare spot and start decay. Paint Is indispensable in winter. Insects are going, woodwork Is thoroughly dry, the sun is no longer blistering hot und it is the best time of the year to Full line of everything that goes into a building. Cus- paint If you Intend to paint next spring do It now and get the plete new planing mill machinery. We specialize in mill and tion. tomers given the benefit of low operating expenses. Mutual Lumber Co. FRANK D. BRYNER Manager rUICE, UTAH benefits of a protecting coat through the winter months. And when you paint, paint right Ture paint pure white lead and pure linseed oil mixed to your order, tinted to pleaso you and painters spread by experienced is cheapest In the end. Call me ip today. BEN BEAN Tainting Contractor, Phone 188m. 196 North Fifth St. l'KICK. UTAH Most Reliable Work In Eastern Utnh By JULIA BOTTOMLEY If your hlousel hat, scarf, parasol or bathing suit beam not an embroidered monogram motif then you arc failing to play up to the rules and bylaws of the fashion game. Oh yes, you might include in the above list one's under the arm envehqie pocket-booand even one's crepe de chine or fine batiste nightrobe is daintily ninnograined according to style decree. Madume Mode insists that somewhere, somehow most costumes especially of sports wear type lsnr the stamp of her approval in the form of handworked or machine stitched hieroglyphics which at least look like a monogram. Of course we all know that the camouflaged monogram is simply for decorative purposes. Not even the lenrned scholar who translates inscriptions of past centuries con decipher the monogram motifs of the modern stylist. For sll that we have taken quite a fancy to these monogram effects and they are playing a proininrnt part in the cinbcllishinnt of onr wearing apparel. Indicative of the monogram mode is the handsome frock printed to the right, which displays a cleverly d signed motif. Of eonrse it doesn't k, mean anything." None of them do. They simply "make believe" one's initials. However, they play a decorative part and that is the idea. This girlish frock of tan colored flannel lays further claim to style in its binding of all edges witli red lenther matched to that list'd for the monogram. As popular as the monogram ida is that of the watch fob ornament. That a fanciful silver watch fob dangling from the breast pocket of a conventional tailored coat should impart such an air of sophisticated style is really quite interesting to think about. Just how effective a touch the watch fob gives a tailored ensemble the picture herewith is the proof. The best jmrt of these fashionable fobs are that they are not necessarily extensive. Not only as a costume accessory, but as a millinery trimming dot nil. the neatly bcrihbonrd watch fob is featured extensively this season. Many a tailored hat 1ms as its only note of set silver trimming a rhine-ton- e watch fob suspended from n strap of grossgrain riblmii. Silver monogram slide hackles arc also part of the trimming program. mil-ine- ry J On that dreary and cold day when the roof is cover winters blasts send chilly notes one of our Heaters in the home will guarantee perfect corny fort. VVe have them in various styles and shapes and( with many new features. Theyre in a class by them-- ; selves. Drop in and permit us to demonstrate them. Everything for the duck hunter. ed with snow and J. C. WEETER LUMBER CO. West Main Street A J HARDWARE Price, Utah J tf i h e |