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Show h4 Friday, February 27, 1920, THE SURESA REPORTER Will Get Star Theatre Small Payment! Residence Properties EAPPENfTvZ J I First Tonight Showing Of New Spring Models In aov a Good .r It surprising how reasonably you can purchase residence proper-ti- e 1 la Eureka. Right Freak Garrity hue large list of dealrable placea and almost every oae oa the Uit la a bargain. How doe thla atrlke yoaf S room house with paatry, clothes closet, cellar, dty water, lights, large cow ban. good chicken house and other outside buildings; two lots. Location southeast part of town. B00 takes r Ij Think of Iveys" when thinking Candy or Ice Cream. John Aylward baa returned to Eureka after spending the past few years In the service of Uncle Sam. A1 Moore Is back from Provo where he spent several days recuperating from his recent Illness. Large, clean cotton rags wanted everything. Tha salient feature of the at the Reporter office. Several good places on Church street The prices range from 9760 Leslie Cromar was able to get out suit styles for spring is the to 96,600 and terms will be granted early In the week after an attack of . flu. the to reliable parties. length of the jacket, with the One of the best pictures of the Another snap: 7 room, well built home, contains pantry, clothes year Naximova In The Brat shorter length dominant. Sevclosets, water and lights. Small for next Sunday at the Star. Mrs. Elliott, mother of Mrs. Geo. cash payment and the balance In eral types inclnde belts. Some Tlnsman of this dty, returned to easy Installments. models show vestees of broOne or two fine business sites her home in Iowa late last week, her can be purchased for considerably Mrs Tlnsman accompanying caded or novelty silks. , Suit less than they should bring a few mother as far as Salt Lake. Mrs. William Owens returned on months hence. skirts are somewhat shorter. 6 room house, close In, 9100. Sunday after spending a few weeks Small payment down and balance In at Salt Lake, being with her son. Frank, who Is receiving treatment monthly Installments. Our display of new COATS See Canity for residence and at one of the hospitals. Mrs. H. business properties and get his figinclude interesting interpretaures on fire Insurance for property to Eureka In any part of the Tlntle District. California, tions of both the utility coats of her sonvllle. Notice Of aad sport coats of shorter William Farnum In Hoodman Blind" Fox release will special Diamond Queen Mining ft Milling length, with a plentiful showCompany, a corporation. Principal be shown at the Star Theatre toplace of business, Eureka, Juab Co., night. An excellent picture. Price ing of belted models in both 20 cents plus war tax. IDS Utah. Another assessment of one cent has: Dj Notice Is hereby given that at --Intypes. meeting of the directors, held on the been 'levied on the Emerald eom-- jl 5M2 16th day of January, A. D., 1110, ac panys stock. The assessment Is Pay-j- n assessment of of 1 cent per share able In three Installments of one-- ! SI Blind was levied on the outstanding capi- third cent each. tal stock of the corporation, payable Nick Bchmelder, the Leader cigar, Immediately to the secretary of the man, was in Eureka on Wednesday, Bilious Attacks. Periodic corporation at his office In J. E. of this week. He came here chiefly, OConnor's store on the north side for the purpose of Investigating the Persons subject to periodic bilious of Main Street, In Eureka, Utah, matter of erecting a new building attacks will observe that their appeAny stock upon which this assess- on his main street lot. It Is undertite falls them Just before an attack. ment may remain unpaid on the stood that the construction work will That Is, they do not really crave 28th day of February, 1119, will be te taken up Just as soon as weather conditions, are favorable. food but eat because It la meal tlm. delinquent and advertised for si Mrs. Spencer LJsyd of Mammoth If they will eat only a light meal at public auction, and unless payand no meat, then take two of ment is made before will be sold on gave a partVusf Friday afternoon Chamberlain's Tablets the attack the 22nd day of March, 1220, to pay in honor of 1m fourth Mrthday of the delinquent assessment thereon le daughter, Jean. About may be avoldede. together with the cost of advertisof the childs friends were present and thoroughly enjoyed n Dont allow your money to remain ing and expense of sale. T. L. SULLIVAN, program of games, nusle and lunchIdle send it to the Payson Exchange eon, which was served by Miss Ester Secretary. ft Savings Bank where 6 per cent InEureka, Utah. Lloyd and Miss Lillian Fouyer. Litterest Is paid on all savings. Memtle Jean received a number of nice ber of the Federal Reserve System. (First pub. Jan. 20, 1020.) presents. C. D. Mayfield, a brother of Mrs. John J. Cronin, of Silver City, passed through Tlntle Junction last Friday en route to his home at Garland, Utah, after spending the winter in ' Bee William Farnum in .Hood-ma- n For next Wednesday at the Star Large, dean cotton rags wanted California. He was accompanied on Wallace Reid In Youre Fired. Blind, one of the best of this the trip by Mrs. Mayfield. The May-fiel- at the Reporter office. curs late pictures, BUr tonight. . on B. Alex Balt business Lake had planned a visit with Mr. Rich, nun, Saturday Blight returned Mrs. E. W. Simons, of Payson, and Mrs. Cronin, Intending to stop after spending three days at Bqjt was a Tlntle visitor on Thursday. over at Silver City for a week, but Lake. Think of Ivey's when thinking has been la Eureka during the week for the purpose of. aseisting In tak-- . tbe quarantine prevented them from John J. Sullivan of the Eureka Candy or lee Cream. doing so. Meat ft Produce Co. Is fast recoverJos. Wlrthlfo was out from Balt Ing care of her era, Alex Nolan, who suffered from Influenu. One of the best pictures of the ing from an attack of influenxa-pneumonl- a. Lake during The Brat" year Naximova In Mrs. P. LAMP THIS VERSE. for next Sunday at the Star. Mrs. Reuben Chlpman went to Eu- after several In the parlor there were three Billy Clarks many friends will reka Saturday to car for her sisters ailltls. be pleased to learn that he Is getting family, who are 111 with the flu. She, the parlor lamp and he. Mrs. Miles Two la company, no doubt, around again a f te r weathering American Fork Cltlsen. with visiting Bo the little lamp went out. hla second attack of inOne of the best pictures of the Eureka. through fluenza. Mr. Clark was seriously 111 year Nasi morn In "The Brat" Commenting next Thursday there! ELKS ELECTION. for several days and considers him- for next Bnnday at the Star. be the usual comedy program! will self mighty lucky to have escaped H. E. Coles, representing the at the Star. Comedy pictures, news'! The Elks nominated officers tost the dutches of the undertaker. Ellas Morris ft Sons company of Salt i and th regular election takes etc. night features, "Billy got the fin a year ago and Lake, Was In Eureka during the past B wek tater pIae Mrs. and York, aged 76, Mary naturally thought that he would week. the mother of Mrs. Mary O. Fltxgsr-- j escape another dose bat no such This picture, taken at Verneutl. France, the United States Army Commenting next Thursday there aid, of Eureka, died at Provo during luck. supply base, shows how American property was taken out aad piled will be tbe usual comedy program th week. The deceued earn , Tour-means In cranes and of the air Think when of Iveys Ugh ; by huge lifting machinery thinking at the Star. Comedy pictures, news Utah In 1266. Death resulfod from lag cars, limousines, motor trucks, wsgons and vehicles of all kinds or Ice Cream. Candy II Place YOU Olden FOT . sad descriptions were piled on top of each other, regardless of cost heart trouble. features, etc. Charles Hurst and Charles Underor how easily they might have been repaired aad kept la the sendee. Hoodman'! William In Farnum was While a Monday wood had a rather trying experience holiday lu Startling examples of extravagance and profligate waste since the armistice was signed were given to Congress by Representative Rickout near Lynndyl last week, follow- some of th towns of th state busi- Blind special Fox release will be shown at the Star Theatre to- etts of Ohio, who pointed out that the government's income, la sp te ing a trip to th Sevier River after ness was carried on as usual In Euof enormous taxes, was unequal to current expensae. And he demanded re- night. An excellent picture. Price reka. loial Th bank, however, fish. n In stuck hole mad They got that the waste aad extravagance ,of the administration ho halted. He 20 cents plus war tax. in the early morning and it took mained closed throughout the day i charged: Thomas W. Worthington of Eureand the observed postoffice holiday them the greater part of the day to Mors than 92S.600.000 worth of automobile tires were ruined ka has been quite seriously ill at hours. a Had been It ear the through exposure to the weather at the Motor Transport Core Base out get heavy the Holy Cross Hospital but Is now at Veraeuil, France. Three thousand live hundred motorcycles became car they would probably have been William Oonnel and Miss Pearl Mrs. Worthington has Junk through similar exposure, as well as autoflMbUes aad hundreds recovering. unless could have there yet were both they Wm Tlntle, Ekker, if of trucks. been making her home at Salt Is secured and there but very married in Tooele yon the 12th of help, Explosives plant at Nitre, W Va., sold by the War Department little travel In that section at the Feb. The groom Veturned a few during his lllnesa. for 90,BB1,000. It cost the government 976,000,000. Bert Blades, War food supplies aad other articles, of the vain of nearly kept away present time. months ago fronywrvlee In France from Tlntle lot amonth on account 92,000,000,000, owned by this government and la France, have bean and soldier the of One of best of that the Bora the neighpictures sold to the French government for 9600,000,000, or less than 2B per of the quarahuffe, drifted Into town borhood, dressra lnheir uniforms, year Naximova In "The Brat cent of their value. for next Sunday at the Star. gave the young couplers surprise on during the xfbk and put In a fewji Five million dollars was wasted by the government on a nitrate the ISth In tjfelr new uesert home. days ealln upon the mining opera-- !' plant out of ClnelnnatLtors Manager Lindsay of the Star The- Early in interest of the machinery)! The excuse offered for those amusing transactions la the claim that Apra a dance Is being plan- houseinfie atre has about made up his mind ned In their to (Awe these supplies oa sale here at home might disturb the marwhich he represents. Vernon. at honor ket." But no reason at all Is assigned for the wanton destruction of that there is some kind of a hoodoo For next Wednesday at the Star!! some 9700,000,000 worth of aatomobilas'and motor tracks purchased A. N. Wallace has been absent connected with the Mutt - and Jeff Wallace Reid In You're Fired."!' by the government and now parked la the open aad rusting out at from Eureka for the past week. He show, which he has booked on two VISIT THE STATION WHEN various points over the country. occasions but something Interfered was exiled to Richfield by the Illness During the recent influents epl- Thirty-nin- e thousand nine hundred aad ninety-thro- e motor vehiYOU DESIRE A REFRESHbrother-in-laMrs. the!! of ..Wallaces demie cancellcases about J. was and of time the date each eighteen cles were shipped to France after the signing of the armsUeo an! InING DRINK. ed. The show, which Is sent Out I . Hickman, who died shortly after disesse were treated at the temporary cluded in the sale to the French government. Included also la the were 10,120 motor vehicles, costing the United States from New York by Gus Hill, .arrang- Ms arrival there. Mr. Wallace, re- hospital which was opened at the ed to play Eureka two years ago but mained to assist the family and also Tlntle Standard mine. All of the ! ; The War Department submitted estimates for 962,141,666 for when the time for the performance accompanied the remains to Milford patients, with one exception, made URIiy LUDCD rivers and harbors Improvements to the committee oa rivers aad har-bor-s. burial where and was the The snowed arrived Ohe Eureka place. complete took, In, recovery. rapid The House passed the bill to 912.000,000, thus saving the taxEureka Hotel there being no trains on either of deceased was a member of the firm death took plade but In that case!' payers 920,661,662. The present second deficiency MU for this fiscal year carries an the roads. This month tbe town which conducted the Cltlsens Lum- the patient was la a serious eondl- appropriation of 926,000,000. The estimates submitted ware 9102,000, was under quarantine and the date ber Co. at Richfield, being about 27'tlon from miners consumption be-- !' 000, n saving of 920,900,000 to the taxpayers. fore taking Influensa. was cancelled. years of age. i V'-- COATS and V. Wm. Farnum Hoodman Y- - Profligate Waste ds a ; ' ! i tat whtas - ! w, rnce i j i HM64 SE OUR GoORSfJ SOON AS HE Gen WERE GONNA CAT HIM y J Adfrt-- vor jr? -- OH 6S THEY TlwOnrAamlnHeL 7 .itK. $ |