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Show Ji OCTOBER 8, 1882 ffWtSPAY, PROFESSIONAL ucei jfjCF. McLaughlin, Surgeon pVs!cianand 'sin WhiU I m. to 12 noon, 2 to llB-W- , Residence KH iSS-Ut- Mobs. Bp. SKI a Hank Building, Price, Utah j u, Jries Ruggeri, Jr., and Surgeon 177, Bilvagni liuildinf, Price, UUli. 'alter C. Gease, Attorney At Law tionaQjr I hi County Court Uouae, Price, Uuh. I.J. Binch, Attar Mg At k hi nwi la Balt $ Joist Building, law Lake City, Utah A. McGee, Attorney At Law fiat b mi lA. B and 0, Bilvagni Building, Price Phone, Office 103, Residence 33. Hammond, ,W. A- Licensed Abstracter X- Wrirta of title furniabed to any piece gut in Knmtrn Utah. Tire insurance AM in the best companies. Iteal estate, tad, etc. Second floor, Bilvagni building," Price, Utah. Funeral Home jynn jMied Undertaken and Emblainera. lira. J. K. Flynn, Manager, Phone 29, Price. Service. dalanee 'allace Mortuary, Ueenaed Embalm Night rice, UUb 158 COMFORT HEAT George N. Hill was a business caller All work stopped with his suicide. The front is a eriss cross of pine boards. in Kiz Sunday. Darrel Norton nuide a trip to Price A sullen concierge sits puffing a inside tho doorway. Kreuger pi)e Saturday by team. gyped Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest Babcock were lnrn, too, of his alL Incidentally all Paris insists Kreuger is alive and a callers in Price last Monday. BY wax dummy was buried. Only the u 'Mrs. Lafe Norton, Mrs. PARIS. The perpetual flurries of saw tho remains. Esther Curtis to afterPrice Frulay life alwaya swirling around the s noon and returned Saturday. of the Cafe dq la Paii make it, In France and all over Kunqie there Mis Anne Boren returned to Kis for many visitors, is a noticeable absence of men beSaturday. She has been staying with the moat interest- tween the ages of 35 and 47. Young Mrs. Merrill Mead iu Price the past ing spot in Paria as well as elderly ladies must either week. a glorified town dine, dance, go to the theater or othHenry Kelly, William Robb, Franpump. Thia morn- erwise bo squired about by the callow ces Dimirk, Mrs. Eliza Workman and ing, from the sec- youth or the middle-ageThousands Lula Workman were business callers ond of four rows killed in the war made the gap. in lriee lust Saturday. of brass bound and Erastus Workman and Darrel NorA constant titter in the American green - topped taton returned to Kiz Tuesday of last bles, I watched the colony said to have been fostered by human flow. Near Colo Porter is the week. They had been employed on the Columbia road the past two weeko. the curb are overappearance in tho Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Babcock, Mrs. lapping rows of newspapers printed leafy maples, pebin English of items Marvel Workman and Mrs. Howard on business on bling splotelira of concerning Mr. Noyct wereof inlastPrice sunshine on the wide boulevard. A week. and Mrs. S. B. Thursday rachitic blind man, led by a half-blin- d A group of Kis men, accompanied Fitch and daugh on a penny womun, blew Madclon Sonia. Once Erin Leonard, road HUjierintcndent, ter, tin whistle. Sandwich men with laddeor twice a week, and Walter Knox, commissioner, Sunr-like signs edged the gutters. Tremappear day through the valley here to outparagraphs bling map sellers. American and Berof them being re-- j line a piece of rued work which is to lin newsboys. ceived here and be dono in the near future. Miss Rcva Hardy entertained at there, entertaining Now and then chasseurs with hand at dinner, ten and her homo Saturday evening with resprinklers allay ever rising clouds of tho otera. Wheth- freshments and games for the followdusk A quaintly hipped, er tho newspapers know the deception ing friends: Misses Wilds Boren, Ralad in pnrple punts, light coat and nr are merely being dnped, is not mona Robb, Nonas Boren and Wiliua rougo smirks by. A jet black Senega- krowii; but the canard is a topic and Beth Robb. lese. Dull-eye- d women harnessed to wherever Yanks gather. And two reMiss Vrrley Boren entertained at carts. And in and out, darting lizard-lik- e, vues liavo interpolated dandy lyrics tho home of her sister, Mrs. Ellen eocotte and about Miss Sonia Fitch. Flenrctte, Herring the following guests : Misses her famous white crutches- Rcva Hardy, Edna Noyes, Wands and Paris gaiety has swung from Mon- Beth Workman, Susan Webb and ForCafe do la Paix waiters pay 100 tmartre peaks across town to Mont- est and John Guy, Alton Anderson, francs a week $4 to hold their jobs. Montmartre is lifeless. The Darrel and Glen Norton, Farparnasse. In prosperous times they average 500 reason: The Parisian influx is on Melvin, rell Boren, Fred and James Nuyosaud franca a week, or $20. Just now they boats mostly young folk, Arland Workman. have to work fast to make their declubs, student parties and sundry glee posit The place opens at sunup am1 juveniles. Prices at the Zellis and the usually doses an hour after midnight, Florences were too high. Too, young-iter- s unless trade ia brisk. have read jubilant romanzas of Mrs. Eva Corak was in Price Monthe Dome, Rotonde and other Bo- day on a business trip.. While it is popularly supposed to hemian fakeries their odd assortment Mr. and Mrs. Bill Seaton were Satbo strictly a tourist rendezvous, its of high spirits and low chits. It sheen urday visitors in Price. midthoroughly Parisan, indeed, the a grand year for the Left bank. Sheriff S. Marion Bliss was up town gossip fount Like a stone east from Price last week on business. in a lake, so does rumour starting Joan I ran into tho luminous-eye- d Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson motored there vibrate widening rings of hear- Crawford in a Place Vemlome recep- to lriee Saturday, returning in the say. Its where Pans hears of its tion room of the Ritz today. In a true stage scandals, amants of rich ladies continental curtesy with my wife and evening. and other s. Mr. and Mrs. Doin Mulaeh of Salt young Doug looking on, of course 1 kissed her band. (Get me away from Lake City were here during the week Gilbert White was putting finishing home and I lose entire control of my- on a visit They motored down. touches on a lovely portrait of the self). Miss Crawford was in a creation Mr. and Mrs. Wolfly Charlcsworlh equally lovely Clara Lure when we of Prussian blue touched with jets of motored down to Price Saturday on stepped into his studio in scholarly flamiiig red, and chie-e- r than any Par- business and to do some shopping. ruo Jadin this morning. White, with isian lady The mines are working a large num flowing lock to his shoulders, wide wood. her of men at tho present time. No black hat ami smock, is the artist we accidents of any kind have occurred picture but so seldom sec. Its diffi- FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR lately. UELA BETTY SKIPWITH cult to imagine ho was once an OklaOn Saturday, Arson Campfield got homa sheriff. Talk turned to Coolidge his arm slightly hurt while working were services on conducted Funeral and why he never came to Paris. Gilast Thursday in Price for Lela Betty on the Sweet tipple. He ia on tho road lberts deft brush poised in mid-a- ir to recover), however. to observe: French cooking might Skipwith, 10, daughter of Mrs. Emma folJohn Goryal and daughter, Mary, Skipwith, who died last Tuesday spoil his taste for prunes. motored down from Charleston during lowing a lingering illness. the week and were guests at the home Sho was bom at Hiawatha on From a Ritz window, I can see the Mrs. Dom Obroidwitch. of Mr. of the 1922, 19, daughter atop glass roof of the BeWilliam T. second grade pupil at Gordon Mrs. A and Skipwith. Ivar Kreuger s Band de Sucdo act survived she mother is sides school met with an accident by Creek her by houso of cards Paria a grandiose which becomes a mausoleum for a mil- the following brothers and sisters: having his arm broken Saturday while lion high hopes. Opposite the house of Lee, 13; Paul. 8; John, 6; Margie, out playing with other boys. Ronald. e, 4, and Perve Lanard, Mrs. Margaret Lin-di- e, Morgan in fashionable Place elabormost Dorothy Lindle, Mrs. Joe Pintar-ell- i, have waa the to to one it Hurt' Rood printing the kind Utah. The Sun. Price, Maragaret Lcll, John Lcll, Josie ate facade in the quarter. The lobby, not ashamed of. Pintarelli, Mrs. Chester Hill and Miss Erma nail motored to Price, Helper and Spring Qlcn Saturday. Prosperity is on its wheels by now. The cost of a bended license plate is ten dollars eash for camp people. Look out motorists, if you live in a city it may be only five dollars, but for camp people it is ten dollars, as Affiliated With the United States Smelting, Refining some of our citizens can testify. YOQUK The Mutual Benefit, Health and Accident Association Omaha d. one-legge- d one-eub- iu Sweet Mine Notes an A. N. Wallace, Manager. Inbulance Service, Day or s: ter-hum- Offiif Hours, 2 to Bp. a. Rmiilenre 234. Marten. Klrttrlc Building, Price, Utah. Office rAGE Kiz News po-lie- iMiytirlan and Surfeen Ptione 31, Residence in Lalique fluting, shows a muriel of a goddess with a flaming match iu the manner of Liberty lighting the world. 0.0.ll(llhlTYRE SJjTc. Hubbard. pbjrsidan EDEDIYIDAD' RIEttW THB BUM, PRICE. UTAH EVERY THURSDAY 1. Haa been in business for 23 years. 2. Is the Largest Exclusive Health and dent Concern in the world. Over $25,000,000 paid in benefits during the last five years. 3. - 4. Acci- . Nearly 500,000 policyholders throughout the United States and Canada. 5. 99 per cent of our claims are paid the day proofs are received. 6. Assets over $3,500,000 (1931). 7. Local claim service in the principal throughout the United States. i 8. 9. 10. , , cities Premium income in 1931 was $8,272,456. In ordinary occupations, policies cover ability of one day to lifetime. dis- Policies pay full benefits regardless of manner in which injury is sustained. If you are interested in Health and Accident Insurance, send name, age and occupation today and full information and rates will be submitted to you at once . Special Policies for coal miners. Non-Proratin- g ? 7 tid-bit- (frpL xn of hh net rim hi Than la nuci tnh tkepiw Im Your ism nl rr Owmwlty in the 20. ml - Aberdeen Dealer be lid Am Prodmcan Independent Goal & Coke Co. L. A. H I L L S Resident Agent No. 6, Olson Flats Price, Utah Oc-toli- cr pied-a-ter- ISPRING CANYON QQAL CO. re Diet Didnt Do This! Ven-(lom- W23.7J TiiJ 555 W 5,915.01 ma UNITED STATES FUEL CO. Largest Producers of Coal In Utah Miaeva and Shippers of fbo Celebrated Spring Canyon Coal Mine At MltlXO CANYON, UTAH i'meral Orrirca. HI7 Newhanaa Building '"l-LAKE CITY,. UTAH T TKRIOB Salt Lth 3 Node to the ad !BAyp is GRANTED DIVORCE RENTAL CRUELTY CHARGE W)M m i. his wife,' Mary J.' Albo,' on of mental cruelty. He is to r 30 a month for the earo of i w aftd two children, who were; 4 under her care. The couple j married at Price on December ! 3, but later Jivorcvd, They re-- at Colorado Spring, Colo, 193L 1 ;.'iS3 .saw lake wit t ariMM rnidt at a in i; real wnio Albo was granted a di-in district court Ias Saturday Tbe Bun advertisements. i i . . and Mining Company FOURn good coals Backed By Service HIAWATHA, PANTHER, BLACK HAWK, KING These four, mined exclusively by the UNITED STATES FUEL COMPANY, will meet my coal demand, being hard, firm and clean. Our fuel supervisor, technically trained and experienced, ia at yonr service at any time to talk over your, heating problems. General Offices Newhouse Building, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Ballots For State-Wid- e Election Poll Received By Carbon Voters Arrival of tho first ballots in the statewido poll in Tribune-Telegra- m Carbon county excited no Iittlo interest hero Saturday. Tho ballots were rercivcd by hundreds of voters, who immediately busied themselves with marking their preference and' return ing them through the mails. The ballot asks the voter to state his preference for president, governor and United States senator, and also to declare how he voted in. 1928 on president. This' intended to show the switch from the Republican candidate of that year to the Democratic candidato this rear and vice versa. Interest in Carbon county centers in the sentiment of its voters, as will be reflected in the newspaper polL Office supplies of all kinds The Sun. LTAFPY little girt, just bunting LI with pep, and she but never irited a tonief Every childa stomach, liver, and Imwels need stimulating at times, but give children t something yon know all about. Follow the advice of that famous family physician who gave the world Syrup Pepsin. Stimulate the hodtft vital organs-- Dr. Caldwells prescription of pure pepsin, active senna, and fresh herbs is a mild stimulant that keeps the system irom getting sluggish. If your youngsters dont do well at school, dont play as hard or eat as well as other rhildren do, begin this evening with Dr. Syrup Pepsin. This gentle stimulant vail soon right things! The bowels will more with better regularity and thoroughness. There wont be so many sick spells or colds. You'll find it just as wonderful for adults, too, in larger spoonfuls! Get some Syrup Pepsin; protect tur household from those bilious ays, frequent headaches, and that that sluggish state of means the bowels need stimulating. Keep this preparation in the homo to use instead of hareh cathartics that cause chronic constipation if taken too often. You can always get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at any drug store; they hare it aB ready in big bottles. half-heal- th |