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Show Friday, October 29, 1990. Paget C. C. Griggs returned yesterday after a business trip to Balt Lake. to km bettor Then use Calumet It's the Uggrot thing no cm do to iw the quality of and lower bakfc prove Robinson Mrs. Herbert Hopkinson and Mrs. A1 Nisonger were dinner guests on Thursday afternoon of log Powder mcvtirinne b nude none ca be better b OfU? .. f)U3- fl3 (A & Mrs. James Utah's .eloquent Democratic orator. Hon. A. J. Weber, at the Elks' Pavilion. Monday night. Hear the last shot of the campaign. Dr. and Mra. E. L. Clark are entertaining the latter's mother, Mrs. Cuddeback, who arrived during the week from her home in Salins. C. E. Rife, of the Eureka Reporter, will move hie family to Eureka within the next few days. Mrs. Rife and the children have for come time been making their home at American Fork. Mra John Franke and the new baby have returned from Salt Laka It contains only audi ingre diente ee been offictalT have . Denver. under bettor guUlj. danedby the U. Anthorhiea. An tee that It ie , James Mallaney returned to Tin-ti- e Junction on Thursday after spending a couple of days at Balt Lake. Harry Lindley of American Fork spent a part of the week In Eureka visiting with hla aunt, Mrs. Luke )U certainly want to save money, and yoa would lik Pure ueVJx:l 'hi? (Slfe? Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mlckelson, Jr., are rejoicing over the arrival of eALOMSTM. BAKING POWDER a splendid baby boy. The child arrived Tuesday. The musical program, which was scheduled for last Wednesday at the Tlntlc High School, was postponed for one week and will be carried out next Wednesday, starting at 8 p. m The affair is being given by the student body and will be for the benefit of the footbaH team. Among the Tlntlc people who wen at Nephl early In the weak on political business and fontm purpose of hearing the address orSenator Reed Smoot were: Mr. and Mrs. John Savage, W.. J. Tregonlng, Mra C. V. Firth, Mrs. Lee Manson, John Bunnell, I. 13. Diehl and Perry B. Itrecen World cago Pure Paria France poiitWfl proof of its super ior merit It is used by more housedomestic adentiata end chefs wives than any ether brand. That would not be the cas if it were possible to secure a higher quality leevener. It is sold ata moderate price. Fuller. you have to do la to compare to determine how much you can save by buying Calumet Pound can of Calumet containa full Bofc Some baking powdere comeS IZos. Instead oflSos. cane. Be ante you yet a pound when you want It AO coats II. E. McLain, Jerry Sullivan, Emil Brandt, William Box, Adolph Ames, Pat Maher and F. Palmer re- turned late last wtok after their hunting trip In southern Utah. They brought back one fine buck, which waa killed by Mr. Sullivan, and another young buck which Mr. killed, was used In feeding the the party during the time spent In the n Mo-Lal- Utaha eloquent Democratic orator, Hon. A. J. Weber, at the Elka Pavilion, Monday night. Hear the last shot of tbe campaign. Dr. John Hannifin and Mlaa Julia Hannifin, both of Butte, were called to Eureka early In the week by the serious Illness of their brother, James Hannifin. Mra. David Fouti of Silver City was called to Provo on Thursday by the Illness of her husband, who baa been working at one of the Carbon county coal camps but was sent to ' the Provo hospital. Mrs. J. Fred Johnaon waa in Balt Lake during the early part of the week, going there to meet Mr. Johnson who returned on Wednesday after a business trip to California. H. E. Wall and Louie Noel spent the early part of the week hunting dneke near the McCune ranch, southwest of Juab. They had fairly good luck and killed quite a bunch of birds. Bishop Borup of the L. D. B. Church has announced the regular ward conference for next Sunday, with services at S p. m. and 7 p. m. The stake presidency will be In attendance and interesting programs will he carried ont. All are cordially Invited to attend. D. D. Hanks returned on Tuesday after a business trip to Salt Lake. He was recently In California, making the trip In an effort to locate a very valuable dog which he thinks was stolen by members of a carnival company which visited this city some time ago. Mr. Hanks did not find the dog although he made n complete search of the property carried bir the carnival company. The animal waa valued more highly than anything Mr. Hanka owns. GEORGE A. UDALL Attorney At Law attention to Probate Special Cases. Workmens Compensation and all other legal Claims matters. 814 Judge Bldg., Salt Lake City Major Chnrch la spending week with hla family at Balt Lake. L. C. Doty of Salt Lake, former Eureka man, is back in camp today on mining business. Mr. and Mra Elmer Duncan are the parents of a fine baby girl, born during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wllklna of Silver City, are the parents of a baby boy, born last week. Members of the Bridge Club will be entertained on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. E. L. Clark. Mra. Dean Beck and daughter, Marguerite, returned Thursday after a weeks .visit with Mr. Beck at Martin. Mlaa Lenore Cronin, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John J. Cronin of Silver City, will entertain about twenty of her little friends at a Halloween party to be given thla evening. An Interesting program la being prepared for the entertainment of the children. The two branches of the Mutual Improvement Association will give a Halloween Harvest Festival at the L. D. 8. Church on November IS, 1920. A program and luncheon will be given In the assembly hall followed by games and dancing in the amusement hall. A good time guaranteed and everybody invited. Mrs. P. J. Bonner waa hostess to the members of the Entre Nona Literary Club on Saturday afternoon of last week. The paper for the meeting: History of Brazil, was given by Mrs. John Donnelly and Mra. Tomlinson also read a short paper on current events. There was a very good attendance. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mra. John F. Rows and the children are preparing to spend the win tec. in California. Mr. Rowe and young son, Gna, will make the trip by car, leaving next Tuesday, and after their arrival there Mra. Rowe and the baby will leave Eureka. The family will live at Loa Angeles during the winter, Mr. Rowe having secured a good position at that place. imiimioiMn Rheumatism Comes From Tiny Pain Germs : This is why SJ3JSL, the greatest First at all, get It firmly fixed in known blood purifier is so successyour mind that all the UnliMUti ful in tha treatment of Bheuma-- h. in the world have no effect. whatIt is n powerful cleanser of ever on tha blood, and will remove tha disA vary common tom of Rheu- ease germs that cause year Rheu-la caused by millions of matism, affording relief that matism the tiny disease germs which infest A&8. is sold by all druggists. blood. The one and only sensible taro and medieal advice treatment; therefore, is one which Free liters Amumi the blood of those germs, can be had by writing to Chief and roots them entirely out of tha Medieal Adviser. 164 Swift Uboca. li tory, Atlanta, drcalatian. Gn. Potts Motor Company Formerly The Bnrson Garage. PREPARED TO TAKE. CARE OP ALL KINDS OP REPAIR WORK. i 4 Specialising on Electrical Equipment. GIVE US A TRIAL. PHONB 99--W SHOP HOURS a as. to ktt P-- m. mountains. a Massages received during the past week announced the arrival in British Columbia of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Protlva, whose marriage took place in this city early In tha month and who are on a honeymoon trip to the Canadian Rockies. They first went to Ban Francisco, then np the coast stopping at Portland, Seattle, Astoria and other points of Interest before going to Vancouver. After their honeymoon they will taka np their residence at Detroit, Mich. Blanche Miller entertained a number of her friends at a party which was given at the home of her parent!, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Miller, on Friday evening of last week, the occasion being her twelfth birthday. The program Included music and refreshments, the guests being: Merle Beck, Rnth and Dorothy Murphy, Birdie Peterson, Donna Mlckelson, Helen Fitzgerald, Edna Bunnell, Frances Crane, Margaret Miller, Judith Johnson, William Gatley, Floyd Hanzon, Elden Peterson, Kenneth Miller,, Edward Garrlty, Walter Jensen, Lawrence Morton, Lavers Fotherlng-haHarold May, Hairy May, John m, Brandt. Mlaeral Application Serial No. 027275. In the United States Land Office, Salt bake City, Utah, October 7, 1920. Notice la hereby given that the Chief Consolidated Mining Company, a corporation, by Its duly authorised agent and attorney In fact, W Fitch, whose postoffice address Is Eureks, Utah, has made application for patent for tbe Bend No. 3, Bend No. 2, Summit No. 1 and Summit No. 2 lode mining claims, Mineral Survey 1420, situate In North Tlntlc Mining District, Utah County, State of Utah, described with magnetic variation at 17 dag. 16 mlnutec Eaat as follows, Beginning st cor No. 1 of tha Bend No. I lode, from which the quarter section cor on south boundary of Sec. 6. T 10 S. R 2 W, bears 8 17 deg 22 min W 1315.1 feet, and running thence N. 6 deg 38 min W 1600 feet to cor No. 2 (identical with cor No. 2 of Summit No. 1 lode;) thence N 2 deg 40 min W 1468.0 feet to cor No. 3 Summit No. 1 lode; thence N 87 deg 49 min E 600 feet to cor No. 4; thence N 2 deg 40 min W 30 feet to cor No. Summit No. 2 lode; thence N 87 deg 49 min E 600 feet to cor No. 4 Summit No. 2 lode; thence 8 2 deg 40 min E 1498.6 feet to cor No. 1 Summit No. 2 lode (from which the quarter section corner on E boundary of Sec. 6, T 10 S, R 2 W, bears S 86 deg 7 min E 138.4 feet;) thence S 6 deg 28 min K 1600 feet to cor No. 2, Bend No. 2 lode; thence South 87 deg 49 min W 1200 feet to cor No. 1 Bend No. I lode, the place of beginning. Said lode mining claims are located in the NEK end the BEK of See. 6, T 10 S, R 2 W. Salt Lake Meridian, and contain a net area of 78.238 acres, the area In conflict with the BK of the BEK of See. 6, T 10 8, R 2 W, Salt Lake Meridian, having been excluded. Said claims are of record In the office of the County Recorder .of Utah County, at Provo, Utah. . The nearest known locations, according to the plat of survey, are the Good Luck, Bend, Summit No. 4, N. A No. 18, and Limit lodes. Survey No. 1402, Divide, Divide No. 7, Divide No. 8, Divide Fraction, Divide No. 2, Divide No. 1, Bend No. 1, Summit No. I, N. A No. 17, N. A No. 18, Survey 6480. 1 direct that the foregoing notice be published In the Eureka Reporter, of Eureka, Utah, the newspaper published nearest said claims, for the period of nine consecutive Issnes. GOULD B. BLAKELY. to-w- lt: i E. D. DUNN, Attorney, Salt Lake City, Utah. (First pub. Oct. 16, 1920 Dee. 10, 1920.) Register. last pnb. When you. think it's cold enough for an overcoat, youll find the best overcoat you ever owned at this store. : r TINTIC SPECIALS v The big feature about these coats is that they are more roomy more fullness to them than last year they offer more protection and comfort. 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