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Show M t FRIDAY, AUGUST 14,1925 THE SUN, PRICE, A Most Enjoyable Meal AUTO With Our Meats PRICES FRIDAY. UTAH-EVE- RY TUMBLING (( A PAGE FIVE Midsummer's i Night-Mar- e Your Money Works for You Weve never boasted of our powers as a prophet, and neither do we lay any Haim to be able to peer farther n into the future than the average of lriee. Hut when a few montliB ago we ventured the assertion that the auto manufacturers of thin country would slah their price, before Jhe fall season rolled around well, it looks like we made a mighty good citi-ae- guess. They are coming down in price now, and have been for several weeks. Not that would look all rutting at one too mueb like a frameup. But gradually they are falling in line, each giving hie own individual reason for the reduction. But the nublie knows a lot more about the business of n now than it did a has learned and it one thing ago, yean Most good housewives specify our Meats for their above all others is that, without a .tables. Largely of course because they know they are single exception, they are all too costthe very best. If you' are looking for the best, let us sugly. You ean buy a lot of atcel and gest a trial. leather and nickel plating and labor for a thousand dollars. And when plants bend and cut and assemble that material several thousand times more cheaply than if it turned out hut a ear or two a day, they ean take a proUtah & Co. fit of a few dollars on each car and still make money. The public knows, 15 37, oo, that while auto production has ecn as high this year as last, more of this years machines have been ever before. abroad DRUG STORE AT HELPER IS ROB- shippedAmerican than The ear buyer has grown BED RECENTLY mrticular. He is placing more value on his dollar now than he once did. As The Schramm-Johnso- n drag store at Helper was entered early one morn- a result he is driving down the prices and without causing anv of ing last week and cheeks and cur- of autos, to starve to death, either. makers he rency to the amount of three hundred dollars was taken from the drawer in PRETTY MESS, THIS which money is kept after Things are eoming to a pretty pans hours. No arrest of the eulprit or Not to have full coverage in F. M. Olson was registered at the Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Johnson of hag yet been made. The man- when crime conditions get ao serious Wilson Hotel culprits Zion this week. when the danger of fin at varfrom citizens up the hat announce the: marriage of prominent Helper, agement, because of the fact that In a constant menace to Professor and Mrs. Q. J. Reeves heir daughter, Louezes Holley, to Mr. whoever took the money knew right ious states of the Union find it necesjonr home and your business. Dewhere to go to obtain it after gaining sary to organize to stamp out murder are the proud parents of a fine baby Ilarry Whittaker of Mutual, on Tuesspite the effective work along entrance day, September 1st, at Salt Lake City, the skylight of the and banditry. Yet an organization for boy who was born last Saturday. fin prevention lines, there la building, isthrough IL head E. with of that The bride is the only daughter of Mr. visitor Raina a Gary, R. was P. Fitch of purpose inclined to suspect a formStill mnch to bo accomplished. is the the at helm, steel and Mrs. Johnson and baa been a resimade a and corporation, Price in er the of today (Friday) employee drag company of now in The possibility of a fin is ever formation. of dent of the eounty moat of her life, process the aet pleasant call at The Sun office. We believe in peace and contentpresent The cost is so small Whittaker has been resident of while to Yoland Sutton left this week that no one can afford EMERY COUNTY FAIR WILL BE ment here in Price and it is hard for attend school at the for seven years and is well eounty for Berkeley, Cals., without the protection which inna to believe that the United States the winter. HELD AUGUST 24 TO 26 and favorably known to a host of acsurance affords. is today taking its place at the top of The Snn along with quaintances. Judge George Christensen left numerous friends wish them all the The announcement booklet the of there But nations. all crime list the of . Wo an prepared to insun is Emery eounty fair to be held at Castle they are, not one or two but dozens last Sunday for Manti, where he happiness that is theirs. your car against fin and theft the this week court holding during Dale 25th 26th and chronicled the first 24th, on of September them, page AH other forms of into insurhas just been issued by the fair as- of onr daily papers every day. The absence of Judge Dilworth Woolley. ance. Consult ns when yon want Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brookbank sociation. A fine fair is scheduled climax came a few days ago with the to take out new policies. and entries from every crop producer daylight holdup in a big Chicago hote of Spanish Fork, parents of Dr. It. L in the county, as well as from outside, in which the clerk and two of five Brookbank have been visiting here the Henry FiaOk, government weather observer at Price, gives The Bun this are solicited. Premiums are offered bandits met death. But the very same past week. , da-for data fur the week ending with Wedexhibit and Real and Estate since Mr. substantial Miller Rex and practically every day and Mrs. J. every Eqnitable prizes also for the many hone races other crimes of a most revolting na- family were accompanied by Mrs, nesday, August 5th. outlined. ture were reported from other parts J. N. Strange of Provo, on their trip & Investment Co. TemperaThe booklets introductory state- of the country. 9 to Fish Lake, Bryce Canyon and other a ature. e 5 Second Floor Silvtgni Bldg. .11 ment comprises a brief announcement Murder has become common in the southern Utah imints. 7 of Emery countys resources, produc- United States within the past few Mr. and Mrs. Glen Christman and ST1 PRICE, UTAH 47 tion of mining and agricultural enter- years. It is impossible to pick up HP family from Grand Junction Colo., ft eg"5 i 2 i advanand other more without 5 prises, y finding visited with Mr. and Mrs. II. 1L daily paper any D i tages which prospective nomeaeeken accounts of holdup and murders. Men daring the storm Tuesday sue Round-u- may find there. In harmony with the are shot down on the least provocaresumed their journey home Wednes.00 ,....02....... AO.. ..Pert Cloudy p, countys natural development and in- tion and bandit rings pick off the day. 1 ,...00 .....(Hear 7..., ....11 creased production, the coming fair is leaders of opposing gangs at will. This ...02. ...Cloudy Earl Gogan, son of Mrs. Mary A. intended to surpass all others held in year will record more legal hangings ... ... 84 ........ 57.. 04 AnMildred $10.28 ronndtrip via Denver and of Roosevelt and " Gogan, .....81 50.. 02. since its electrocutions one in than and Emery county beginning. any " Rio Grande Western. Tickets on sale 20 derson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. 11..- . ,...72. .......55.. m number the previous year and yet m08. 53.. 12.... 72. Chris also of Anderson, August 15th to 20th. Final return Roosevelt, has this Being homely advantage: of coldblooded murders is not de- were married in Vernal on limit, August 24th. August 7th Yon have no beauty to lose when you creasing. It seems strange a nation by Bishop Hyrum B. Calder. Gogan is MMMM old. like this has to put up with such a one of Take out all the screens and tell the get our grocery clerks. or that it is necessary to form record iceman not to leave any for a week. Nothing induces liberality so much a committee of John A. Crockett returned from private citizens to get California last Youll get the same kick out of it as as something that has no cash come- behind our At This Office, Clean Cotton evening (Thursday) laws and see that thjy are back to it. you would goin camping. where he has been on a mnch needed Rage. Bring Them In enforced. home vacation, was lie accompanied Blunders came largely from letting Wonder what the phycharista were by hia nephew, Robert Crockett, Jr., DUBERSTEIN ELECTED our feelings in&rpret our duties. before they beeame suchf who has liecn studying in a linotype Harry Duberstein, secretary of the school since last June. commerce was last Iriee chamber of E. V. Becond vice I)r. and family of elected Lung president Saturday of the Utah Association of Commer- Clear Creek are leaving this week for cial Organization Secretaries at its California where he will take a course work for two weeks, after first meeting in Salt Lake City. The in officers are J. II. Rayburn of Salt which he will return and move over to Lake City, president; E. S. Hinckley Sunnyside where he will succeed Dr. of Provo, first vice president; Harry A. W. Dowd who will go to PhiladelDuberstein of Price, second viee pres- phia, Pa. ident, and J. S. Richards of Ogden, secretary and treasurer. The purpose of the new organization is to promote the welfare of all HUNTINGTON, Aug. 5. Two marchambers of commerce, commercial riages of lueal interest took place clubs and civic organizations in Utah. here lust week and shower parties for the respective brides have been the order the past several days. The first was that of Miss Belma Leonard, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. of Huntington, who was married in Price Sat unlay to Lloyd Black of Iliuwatha, Miss Isnuiard has been a prominent Huntington girl. The other marriage was that of Darwin gas Mungum and Miss Lcola Grange, whose wedding took place about the same time. auto-maki- ng half-doze- I Eastern Wholesale Phones and . Retail Price Commercial and Price, Utah. THE RISK IS TOO GREAT bank-closi- To Be Wedded Soon PURELY PERSONAL ng ee to-b- When you make regular deposits In a savings accounts in this bank, yon know that j6ur money la working for yon twenty-four hours a day, every day in the year, Including Sundays and holidays. Yon work hard for your money. Make your money do the cams for you la this bank. e LOCAL WEATHER -- PRICE, UTAH I PARADE WILL i USHER IN THE S. L. SattLakti City WANTED A Utah Cokporatlon es Don't borrow The Sun. Subscribe H ifbest efficiency. Government equivalent 2104 lbs. Unequalled for storage. Will not alack. The beet for steaming and banting qualities. INDEPENDENT COAL COKE COMPANY Mines at Kanllwnrtb, Utah. General Offices Walker Bank Building SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH The Famous Kitchen Stove X-R- Mil Qm&OiCg, . KITCHEN KOOK Maximum INDEPENDENT - -- M The most smooth miles for your money thats what you want when you purchase and oil. Thats what you get when you demand PARCO Gas and VEEDOL Oil or IGO Oil. Drive in where the signs hang out, and fill up test these companions in power on any kind of highway. Observe the pep, the power and the mileage that are yours. Then stick by these superior petroleum products. ROUNDUP ! Second Annual SOCIETY Leon-ardu- CARBON PETROLEUM rd SELECTS NEW OFFICERS Bread Comes First It gets first consideration for every meal at home and for the picnic Innch, too. A meal without bread would ho no meal at all In buying flour, the most important article of food, you naturally look for the heat If you are easily satisfied by ordinary flour yon will order any kind, but if you want crisp, well baked loavea of bread, the kind that always beckons for more, place your order ben for our Tip Top, Turkey Bed or Seminole flour. Carbon letnilcum company, an organization of M!ople from Carbon county, held its annunl meeting at the office in HcImt on August 10th. A s a result of the election, C. A. Pons is president, Frederick Janies vice president, with Joseph M. Kendall sceond-vicand general manuger. R. A. Glenny is secretary-treasureThe board of directors lists, aside from the officers, Dr. C. R. Fahring, K. X. Radrliff and Anna K. Craig. With holdings in the Lost Soldier field in Wyoming, this company is at present assisting in the completion of a well there to prove up their valuable ground. Highly producing wells have been brought in over this field, the The second largest in Wyoming. hunnow is four within well proving dred feet of the objective sands, having attained a depth of about three thousand feet. e r. South Ninth Street, Pried, Utah Once upon a time there was a man It is always a good idea for Price who admitted he didnt know very families to remember that when heirs much about the other fellows busi ness. fall out other fall in. Civilization in a scheme of taxation to pav the mice of killing one another. Its eanier to My no to temptatioc than to stand by it once it is suid. The ideal for speed and efficiency in cooking. Lowest Operating Cost. A Scientific Marvel. Come in and look them over. C. H. . A picturesque- parade depicting the spirit of the old frontier will he a feature of the first day's program of the Second Annual Salt Lake Frontier Roundup, August 19 to 22. The procession, led by state officials, will be made up of all the man- ' ageable animals assembled for the roundup, the performers in their colorful garb, several bands, many floats, a band of Indians, groups of pioneers and no ' end of freakish and novel stunts. This great annual pageant baa the support of the great industriei of the state. They use the occasion as an opportunity to recall the strug--gland growth that have accompanied the progress from the early territorial days. Last year tens of thousands lined the business district and viewed the moving panorama of the old wild The west in awe and admiration. committee in charge is determined to make the parade as brilliant a feature as it was in 1924. Many new and surprising features are to be added. r s i Hold-awa- Sayings Bank STEVENSON LUMBER CO. WE HAVE Corner Main and Tenth Street IT Price, Utah |