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Show FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926 THE SUN, PRICE, 1 FRIDAY. UTAH-EVE- RY rruessssa PAGE FIVE PRICE AND NEARBY i Deputy Sheriff S. from a t ri b K. Garrett NATIONAL WESTERN 1ms spent in ('nliforniu. STOCK SHOW Mrs. Joseph Selilepel eauie over from Price Monday to visit a few days with friends. Dueliesne Rerun, 1st. DENVER, COLO. JANUARY 16th to 23, 1926 SPECIAL RATES Karl Chiton of I'riee, is spending' the week here visiting; with relatives and friends, says the Kixwovelt Standard Via DENVER AND RIO GRANDE of the 30th. WESTERN ..Mm. Sheldon I Anderson and returned yesterday from a eliil-dre- Roundtrip Fare trip of two weeks spent in Long Beach $30.08 and Los Angeles, Cala. See Our Special Exhibition of Improved Ford Cars Featuring the Latest Ford Equipment All this week we are show- ing the finest and most interesting display of Ford passenger cars the public has ever seen. This is Ford National Show Week and all Ford Dealers are partici- pating. In addition to an exhibition Ticket on Sale January 14th to 18 th. Return trip must be completed to original starting point by midnight of January Miss Sarah Malaney Mhool duties in I'riee returned to her Saturday evening after sNnding the holidays at her 26, 1926. home in Salt Lake City. F. dresser and her little daughter, were up from Thompsons during the week, stopping with friends and doing some shopping. Mrs. Excellent program of live stock judging, purebred live stock sales, and boys and girls clnb demonstrations. Matinees Thursday, Friday and Saturday of show week. Brilliant horse show every night. AY. NEW SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE An approved Krtrnit of Kenresen-tativ- e Nicholas Jsmgworth of Ohio, Misses Lueille and Florenee Moss who was elected MHaker of the house have gone liack to school at St. Mary a of the congress, and is alacademy in Salt Isike City, after ready spoken of for the republican upending the holiday season at their nomination for president at thr conclusion of President Coolidge's term. home in I'riee. sixty-nint- h Mis Arilenp Flynn returned In her school duties ut St. Marys academy the first of the week after attending the holidays with her areuts, Mr. unl Min. J. KFIvnu. being buried then. She is survived by these children, F. W. Noyes, J. 11. Noyes, II. S. Noyes, Frank Nnycs, Silvester Noyes and llyrmii Noyes, Dean-Ili- a Fortieth, Ada Osllierg, Kmmn 1 leaps, Sadie Itowley, Rebecca Mars-infifty-fou- r Fred Harvey, representing the Fulgrand children and ler 1aint company in this territory, thirteen grcHt grandchildren. was calling on the Stevenson Lumber Mrs. George M. Miller of the Miller company whu are agents for the Fuller people in this city. Shoe store, and her duughtcr, Mrs. Ezra Tliotnson of Salt Lake City, left Miss Ethel Johnson, who was em- Sunday night for a trip to Chicago, ployed in the treasurer's of fire here where Mrs. Miller will bsik over the for some time, came over from I'riee spring styles in footwear. She was and sient the holidays with friends in joined here by her duughtcr who made the trip with her for an outing. They Jluchesne. Record, 1st will he registered at the Hotel Sherman while in that city. of F. Price, MacKnight Joseph at that place, was in lhawevelt on business this week. Mr. MacKnight John S. Sax, chief clerk for tlie is interested pieces of prop- United States Fuel eniuUiny at West er! v in this section. Standard, 30th. Hiawatha, passed through Price this (Friday) morning after a visit with County Clerk H. C- Smith and Ron, his parents in Wisconsin. The thing Ira, returned Saturday from a trip that he enjoyed most while away was of two weeks spent in California. At Christmas dinner with his mother and Colton they visited with a brother of father and his grandmother, the latter Smith who owns a large ranch near aged 86 years. While away he visited that place. Chicago and several other of the Eastern cities. James It. Loofboumw left yesterday morning for Berkeley, Cala., where he resumes his school studies after attending some two weeks with his Mrs. U. M. Jones entertains the parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. AV. members and a few invited guests o in I'riee. , the Friday rluh at her home this D. II. Gove of the Woeter Lumber company, returned to Price several Mrs. E. Weihe will entertain the days ago from a Salt Luke City hospi- Ladies Aid society at the home o on tal where he went to be operated Mislifeldt on North Fifth J for appendicitis. lie is much improv- Mrs. August next street Thursday, January 141 li. ed and feeling fine. of the improved Ford cars, we are featuring the latest Ford equipment. You will be amazed at the smartness and individuality of the various body types we are showing. Be sure to see our display! Come any time this week! g, on Coupe Fordor Sedan Runabout (Equipment Extra) $290 580 520 660 jour lictKjnoon or dry otlicr motor trip ii more Certain, with Wtli far a. tot-mast- er Touring Cat Tudor Sedan RAILROAD n eU bavjc fully iflrf'ird ajaintf iinao&l lo& iMSunn with - $260 SOCIETY REDD MOTOR COMPANY Ixmf-houro- Equitable Real Estate and Investment Company Second Floor Silvagni Bldg. PRICE, UTAH w I PRICE, UTAH Make Your r fORSAlLWANIED. Two Cents Per Word Each Insertion No Charge Accounts. FOR SALE BARBER CIIA1R. STAR Beauty Parlor, Phone 2119. FOR RENT TWO OARAGES. APPLY to Mr. Potter, 372 North Seventh street. FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS IN bundles of a hundred. Twenty-fir- e cento. Hie Sun. EXPERIENCED WANTED salesman with automobile. Apply 9 a. m. D. P. Yates, 2U5 South Third street. II E L 1 A I!A OF SURGICAL and a portable Corona typewriter. Finder leave at The Sun office. $1.00 reward. LOST MEN IF YOU ARE IN the battery repair business, write us BATTERY immediately. We can help you. Paramount Rndiolite Co., of Utah, 1194 Bouth State Street. Salt Lake City, Utah. TAKEN UP I HAVE IN MY IOSSEH-sio- n one red steer, ul suit 4 or .1 years old, good sixe, branded YX on one side and V on the other. Pur tic owning steer call have same by paying for his keep since May. John loina. Box 74. Scofield, Utah. PRINTED TO $1.60 ; two hun2.25 ; five hundred, $&50 ; a thous- dred, and, $3Ji0. Sent parcels post prepaid where remittance accompanies order. The Bun, Price, Utab. EXAMINATION. Price. Salary $1700. Arcs IS to 45. Men women. Don't miss this opiiortun-itConehing course $5.(10. Write for free booklet and particulars. I llumpton, Box 1818-YWaxhinKton, D. U. K y. There ismuch talk of the gogit-tebut is he of any more importance than the comebackcrf " Birth announcements. upjier day night, Knobs, Mary Riggs, Clyde Lee, story was badly damaged, the roof be- garet Cecil Hills and Robert, Jr. Ben Redd, The building ing partly burned away. Price, the county seat of Carbon county, has over 4500 popuwas unoccupied. lation. Three banks, the Carbon County bank, the First National Mrs. Knox Patterson was hostess to assets in bank and the Price Commercial and Savings bank, with the Wednesday Bridge club at the Felix Dnsserre went down to his excess of $1,176,000; demand deposits $988,310; savings, $978,953, Inn Wednesday afternoon from Castle father's sheep herds yesterday ,which 1:30 until and a combined capital surplus in excess of $405,000. 5. Red roses centered the are ranging below Green Itiver on the In addition to these, Trice has two real live newspapers, four which the guests were seated. table at Snn ltafael. Feed conditions down churches, five doctors, six big department stores, two implement Itesides the regular members, Mrs. none are there, says Henry Dnsserre, houses, two undertakers, fifteen hotels and rooming houses, three Patterson had as her guest, Mrs. C. W. too good with a light fall of snow. furniture stores, 1200 grade school pupils, two big wholesale houses Crrpw of Moub. and distributors, one auto accessory and electric wholesale and reOfficers chosen last week by the tail store, two jewelry stores, two first class theaters, two hospitals, Mr. and Mrs. George Petty of GunChamber of Commerce were Helper two opticians, four dentists, eight restaurants, one chiropractor, nison uiinounee the ninrringe of their Neil-seCharles Leger, president; 11. A. one music store, six barber shops, five meat markets, two photoMiss Armida Petty, to daughter. secvice president; A. S. Horsley, graphers, four lumber yards, onb bottling works, three paint shops, Hunlierg of Latuda, at the family retary; Dr. E. F. Gianotii; Dr. C. K. residence. one flour mill and elevator, four civil engineers, seven automobile After the marriage the Fnrhing, Victor Litizetti, James sales agencies, eleven lawyers, two commission companies and ware will return to laituda and newlyweds additional Gust ami Trangnris, whore they will make their home, says houses, one auto top shop, eleven garages with mechanical and acthe Gunnison Valley News. cessory departments, one ice and cold storage plant, five hardware stores with lumber and implements combined, three tailoring and Dr. J. W. K. Bracken eninc down Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Tidwell anciaariing shops, eight grocery stores, six service stations, three from Salt Lake City to attend Sunday one marhina and blacksmith shops, three laundries, three plumbers, the inerringe of their daughter, nounce the funeral of Mrs. Bracken Lee, who with large supply department, one harness maker, three bakeries. to Loren V. Todd of Detroit. Minnie, afternoon. was buried here Sunday There are a high school, junior high school, two grade schools, The Mich. ceremony was performed Dr. Bracken at one time had numerous in the presence of the New Years dn.v lodges, Kiwanis, Rotary, Business Womens dubs, American Lewill interests in Cnrhon county and a and street electric illuminations, public library immediate whiteway gion, by Judge George Im remembered by old timer, many of (.'liristcnr.cn family, Tidwell home on Hip at good telephone system. j whom be met while here. Places of recreation: A well shaded public park, with lawns, South Fourth street. A supier for a municipal dance hall, tourists camping grounds, baseball park and The Spnnih Fork factory of the tin close friends of the young couple followed. The home being beautifully grounds with race track, golf links, big high school auditorinm and o Sugar euiupaiiv started decorated with flowers fine tabernacle, with pipe organ, used for public lectures of imfor the oncratioiis last Monday on recondiportance. fire the the tioning sugar damaged by There are also seven apartment houses, two shoe stores, one exat that plant on Christinas day and four two office, contractors, I)r. and Mrs. Glenn AY. Richards enmen's telegraph furnishings, clusively which destroyed the warehouse, is the tertained a number of Hiuwnthn real estate offices with innsrance, three vulcanizing plants, two announcement made by W. 11. Wallis, friends at a New Year's Eve purtv at milinery stores, sewers, seven blocks of cement paved streets, water general manager. their home lust Thursday evening. piped from the Colton Springs, two abstract offices. Christmas deeorations wore used in WHAT PRICE NEEDS. Mrs. Grace L. Fouls is routined to rooms. At 0 o'clock the her bed mi account of illness at the a entertaining A federal building, a canning factory, a wool scouring plant, a was served and the dinner turkey home of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ballinger creamery, a large cold storage plant, a sugar factory, more stock was evening spent playing ranis. in I'rnvo when she wenl on a visit and poultry raising. were awarded to Mrs. H. B. Prizes before Christian. Her daughters. Mrs. Meusel and Dr. J. C. llardie. At midBusiness blocks and buildings reflect a remarkable growth in Jessie Sanford and Mrs. Carl Nyman the past ten years. Among these are: Carbon stake tabernacle, night a light luncheon was served to have biHMi with her. Her condition is the cost $90,000; Community church, $45,000; Greek Orthodox church, tune of horns and hells and all reMirted some better this week. $22,000; Catholic church, $25,000; Golden Rule hotel and poetof-ficsorts or noise to usher in the new $52,000; Redd building, $40,000; Paternoster, $45,000; Wolf Those attending the party were The Three Coal company of Suit year. building. $16,000; Bompas, $20,000; Pepperakis, $20,000; Carbon Mr. Mrs. Merritt Brady. Mr. and and hoIjiike City baa made application to the Mrs. Bert County hank, $25,000; Price Trading company, $35,000; Grand Darrnh, Mr. and Mrs. Arto use l'or state engineer permission tel, $25,000; Price Sales company, $24,000; Utah Carbon Motor Mr. and Mrs. H. B. thur Kirkham, h of water of one second-foMr. and Mrs. PI. Ray Lee and company, $30,000; Brooks furniture company, $18,000; Flynn, Meusel, season from during the dertaker, $12,000; Bonomo, addition, $12,000; Bryner apartments, Dr. J. E. llardie. a spring eren in Bryner Canyon this $15,000; Silvagni, $20,000; Davia Auto company, $18,000; Silcounty, for irrigating purjKMct. Headsehes, coated tongue, sour vagni, $8000; government garage, $20,000; Alger building, $26,000; Eueco Service station, $6000; French hotel, addition, $6000; Parity stomach, no apatite, had breath, pimDonald (Danny) Mclntire left last ples, clogged bowels Ugh! These arc Service station, $5000; Erdi's service station and store, $7000; Saturday for Oagelown, Mich., bis natures danger signals remove the John Scrowcrofts A Sons company, $30,000; Continental Oil comImyhood home. lie was called there rause, eliminate the poison from the pany, $25,000; Texaco Oil company, $25,000; Independent Gas and by the aerious illness of bis only sister ivor, kidneys and bowels HOLLIS-TKlt- S Oil company, $15,000; Bertot Faint Shop, $10,000; laundry, $6000; and closest relative, Mr. Annie Farmers Exchange warehouse, $2500; Garden Store, $15,000; City GOLDEN NUGGET TABIlia stay there will depend up- LETS will do the job. Guaranteed. Hall, $15,000; Home Bakery, $6000; Utah Thompson Oarage, on her condition, lie and C. W. (Doe) Price Stevenson Lumber company, $16,000; Fulmer apartments, Trading company. Shores came from a few miles apart $15,000; Fonts apartment, $25,000; Sumner apartments, $25,000; ODD FELLOWS MEETINGS an aggregate of $1,080,000. Mrs. Mary IT. Noyes, aged 76 years, Helper Consolidated Lodge No. 60, InIn addition to these there were five hundred fine homes erectdied at Helper the first of this week. dependent Order of Odd Fellows, meets ed at an approximate cost of $150,000. Tuesday evening at Knights of Funeral services were held at Welling- every Pythias Hall. Important buaineaa every ton Wednesday at 10 a. in., burial be- mcetinx. Member urged to attend. Visbrothers always welcome. (Hixncd), About the only thing that will cure Sympathy in what one Trice woman ing at Victor, under the direction of iting W. W. Sorenson, Noble Grand ; J. A. Sax, & F. anmelitnea offers another in exchange Wallace Harmon. Her husband, some follows of the itrh for office is Vico Grand, and D. H. fur a Lit of gossip. F. Noyes, who died three years ago to have to scratch for a living. Le-K- oy SALE A LARGE) MOSHLER afe suitable for mercantile firm or office. Bargain. II. I PratUxHIectric building, Price, Utab. , LOST BETWEEN .PHirE AND Green River one FiVestone tire 30x3 . inner tube and rim complete. Reward for its return to The Sun office. GLEUK-GARKIE- The old n, FOR BUTTER WRAPPERS order, a hundred for R. W. Crockett entertained at Frank Olson residence on fiMrs. o'clock dinner Sunday for her mm, a South Eighth street close to the depot, The invited guests were Jr. Robert, was partly destroyed by fire last FriBessie llixon, MarArdenc Flynn, The unknown. cause Eta r, The Sun. On-In- is Money More Elastic..... jijuuiionnnnnririTi Yon will never realize how much "stretch" there is in a dollar bill until yon spend it st our stores. Ws have specialized in the business of making money elastic by giving big values in all kinds of merchandise. If yon investigate oar prices snd the high standard of duality that is to be found in the goods we sell you will understand the basis for our claims that we can make your money go farther. Carbon-Emer- Stores Co. y Hiawatha, Heiner and West Hiawatha. GEORGE McDERMAID, Superintendent riab-ldnli- e, Are You? Are you getting the kind of results you deserve when yon have plumbing work done? If yon are not let us do the next job for you. Experienced workmen, satisfactory repairs. Give us a trial. REED PLUMBING & HEATIKC CO. 18 North Eighth Street Fhona SOO TRICE, UTAH nt one-tent- lion-irrigati- LOCAL WEATHER Henry Fiack, government weather at Price, gives The Sun this observer data for the week ending with nesday, January 6th. Wed- Ben-nege- r. FLOUR For year family Pride of the right here at Trice and aa seed as the best. Feed for your animal. Both theaa at lew Valley-m- ade cent. Wo deliver. $16,-00- 0; St 47 2 3 43 45 1....45 4 5 0.. 4 13.5 .....00 20 .( 12 .(Ml 20 21 .(Ml 1 41 15 .....(Ml 0 II (M .00 Cloudy ( 'lour dear I art Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Farmers MiU and Elevator Company J. WILBUR BURNHAM ' Manager. Cumploto line blank booka. The Sou. Birth announcements. 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