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Show '?T EViday, November 3, 1922. H Tb Ecreka -- CL EUREKA REPORTER . F4S$ . SnnH55555Sn7Sryn55nTnMS5?SnwirM7mrMMrtS5Mon577MmwS7HinTRnin Reporter- - R. Issued oa Friday of sash poetofflea at Baraka. Utak. aa aacead-alaa- a mall matter. Safeaarlptloa prise 8.69 par year ntarai la tha Big Hill sold at SKe. Colorado sold at 6 Vie and Sc. and lie. Iron King sold at Lehl Tintic sold at Plates sold from S7e to Etc Tintic Standard sold at I8.8S. c. " Utah Con. sold at ll)i le. ... Chief Cons. Tlntlc Standard tlftMMt Colorado Cota. ... i , a e Dragon Bagla ft Bine Ball MMff MI Victoria Iron Bloaaoat Gemini Centennial Eureka Empire lllnea Tlntte Drain Tunnel Bullion Beek . . Yankee .... .......... . V .1 You will find that our footwear combines in the right way the three essentials of shoe mtiRfartinn . ' Wednesday. Colorado sold at 6c. I East Crown Point sold at 8 Iron Blossom sold at 84 Vie. 1 Iron sold at lie. I PlutusKing sold from 58e to 68e. Tintic Standard sold- from 11.84 144 to 81.87. a 8outh Standard sold at 18 8 carloads at IVic. sold S carloads 1 carload 4 (lime rock) ... Chief (road material) Chief (burnt lime) le. . Style, Fit and Solid Comfort He.-Zum- Chief, , Meeting Dee. 2nd Manager Hugh Tranholm of the Knight mines was in tha district during the week and states that opera tiona are progressing In a man-tthat la pleasing to all concerned. A lot of work is going on at the 'Iron Blossom, most of it pelng in tha hands of lessees, and a number of men are also busy at the Colorado Cons. At the Dragon the outlook Is pore promising than it has been in soma tlms. Mr. Trenholm says that ore is still coming from the high grads lease stringer on ths Barney-Full- er in ths Iron Blossom and that this rich ora should hold out long enough to enable the lessees to make a shipment. Approximately eight tons of 1104 ounce silver ore has been mined and sacked. The. iron Blossom's annual meeting takes place at Provo on ths Ind of December when a new board of directors will be elected and other or . Our quality is high and our prices low on splendid, Fight Pictures Will Be Shown Later In Month Iron Blossom Will Hold . . Some Work May Be Dome solid-leath-er ootwear made and sold under warrant of quality. money-bac-k Owing to a misunderstanding with reference to ths booking dates the fight pictures will not be shown in Eureka Dempsey-Carpentl- er on Saturday and Sunday as advertised by ths management of the Western Amusement Co. but these pictures will, however, be brought to this city at a later date in the present month. Watch this paper and tha screen at the Star Theatre for showing dates on this fight picture. WINTER GOATS AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. A very special assortment of Winter Coats including sport coats and the very smartly tailored styles In Polo Cloths, Bolivia, Sueidne, Broadcloth and Blanket 50 NEW PRICES ON FORD CABS AT TINTIC GARAGE "0 Coating. W. L. Conover, proprietor of the Tintic Garage, has announced the following new prices on Ford cars. Eureka delivery: 1486.40. Runabout Touring Bedan 8466.86. Coupe 8687.80. 8486.60. Truck 8687.16. The Tlntlc Garage is also 'conducting a special sale on 80x8 Vi casings and tubes of standard maks. Casing and tube for a limited time only at f 18 86. This Fall On Building VOTING PLACES SELECTED FOB THE COXING ELECTION The man who is to supervise the construction of Eureka's hew federal building will report for duly hers about the 8th of this month, according to a letter received during ths week by Postmaster Beesley. This indicates that some work will be performed this fall. Ths contract for the building was awarded to Georgs AWhltmeyer A Sons of Ogden and the construction will bo under ths supervision of ' T John H. Tuttle.' Ths excavating can no doubt bo handled during ths present year and placed In readiness for everything ' rapid building operations during ths coming spring. The building must be completed within a year. Ths following voting places have been selected for ths election which takes place next Tuesday: Precinct No. 1 County Court House. Precinct No. 8 City Hall. 8 Tintic No. Precinct High 8chool. o LITERARY CLUB MEETING. o Members of ths Entre Nous Club were entertained on Wed-nesday evening at ths home of Mrs. P. H. Craven. The lesson of ths evening was Vaughn Moody. Mrs. A. E. Myers reviewed "The Great Divide and Mrs. Lea Hayward reviewed The Faith Healer." PRICED FROM $14.75 TO $50.00. DRESSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. They range in style from the pretty home dresB to the elaborate street costume and in dude every worthy style from fashion's favorite. The prices are a revelation in real value-givinDRESSES ARE PRICED FROM $12.50 TO $45.00 g- BLANKETS. Every imaginable style of blanket and robe from robes for the baby, lounging robes, in fancy, plain and elaborate Indian designs Navajos, doable blankets in cotton, wool finish, np to the finest styles in either plain or fancy plaids. PRICED FROM 50 GENTS UP TO $30.00. all-wo- ol , WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. All the newest novdties in heather and wool hose for ladies and children. Good assortment of colors, every size. Full fashioned and Silk Hose in all latest styles and cologs guaranteed for good wear. Children's Hose Priced From 20 Cents Up To 75 Cents One Lot Childrens and Ladies' Hose for Quick Clear- -' ance, in Black Cottons and Lisles- - Regularly priced from 35c to 50c. While the last at 20 CENTS A PAIR. Ladies and Children's Heather Hose priced from 50 CENTS to $3.00. semi-fashion- Price Of Lead Makes ed MARRIED DURING WEEK, o Donald B. White of Goshen and The American Smelting A Refin- Miss Della Newman of Eureka were ing Co., according to a- message Joined in marriage during the past from Now York City, has Just ad- week. vanced the price of lead from 4.60c to 6.76e per pound. This advance, ' The next meeting of the Service while a small one, will be appreciat- Star Legion will be held In the lower ed by the operators of the Tintic hall of the Eureka Public Library on Ladies' Silk Hose priced from $1.00 to $3.00. District. Lead con tonnes strong and Wednesday evening, November 88. it is autte certain that higher prices Headquarters Legion has requested can be expected. that a charter be applied for by .. . o December 1st All who wish to be enrolled as charter members must Wrestling Match Will . before that date and deposit Take Place This Evening apply the 26c required of each member for that purpose. o This evening at the Elks Pavilion Qua Kallio and George Barnes, two The Service Star Legion will units with ths B. P. O. E. In decorating the graves of Eureka soldiers on R armistice day. Mrs. I. Coffey, Mrs. Charles Zabrlskie and Mrs. Nell OHare are the committee having charge of the legion music. All mem. hers are requested to meet In front of ths Elks lodge on Saturday afternoon at 6 oclock, after-eourSenator W. H. King, BMP PM AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES. position In world oil production and la thii university of o O'- lion, Sunday incidentally the operation of experience which continues nntll It ST. ANDREWS CHURCH Now Is the time for winter ac- family auto In our own country. sometimes happens that ths last lesEverybody invited. O Reverend John Leacher of Fort son Is learned Just as tha book of cessories for your car. Have your radiator tested free of charge and Benton, Montana, will arrive iu Eu- Ufa doses. But this University of Hard the proper amount of Wood alcohol reka on Friday or Saturday of this week to take charge of tbe St. Knocks has Its purpose and moat of put in to prevent fretting. 80 per us .would bs pretty soft and sslfisi cent off on all Weed Tire Chains. Andrews Episcopal Church. There wiU be regular eervlcea and without It. Yesterday we may have Bay your tires immediately before , Church Bchool on Sunday, Nov. 6th. received a Jolt that shook out s bit the advance In price that la coming. the .of egotism with which It were wal I have a large supply fresh from 'to dispense. Today a blow perhaps factory, also a number of repaired BRlEr UKAI. , a u cpp out chunk of HfuhneM tires and tubes for sale cheap. Car 'and1 the space, when It heals, may be troubles taken care of at once. 6 room house and filled with a spirit of helpfulness or FOR SALE WILLIAM BACONS GARAGE. furniture above Keystone track, at least give and taka. Tomorrow reasonable. Inquire Mrs. Eli sorrow may coma and if we are the Senator W. H. King. EDm Pavilt Robinson, SIS East 9th South,! sort to profit by our lessons ws Lake City, phone Hyland come more sympathetic with the lion, Sunday night, 8. SO o'Mock. Invited. 404-Itrlals and troubles of our fellow be- - Everybody o ' sometimes LOST Gold rimmed spectacles near ' ings. The leeeons pile np AUTO." FAMILY THE Tintic Hotel. Reward for return to on us and we seem to be getting o i more than our share of the knocks. Hotel or Reporter office. Ths total registration of motor BOARD AND ROOM For first class; We feel like throwing up the sponge .and taking the count. But Just here cars In the United States on July 1 bnsrd and room call phone 41. WANTED Competent woman for we remember that it'a a great life 1888, amounted to 10.846,000 comhousework, Saturday only. Phone If we are not subject to weak spells- pared with 9.418,00, one year before. Mrs. Hogan 262-- J. ;and we scramble to our feet, resol v- Total world registrations art estiFOR SALE Small heating stove. A ed to stick In the arena and fight It mated at 18,000,000. out The grogginess will pass awsy. In other words the United States; bargain. Apply Root" Haynes. LOST Black gauntlet gloves, in or The curriculum of the University alone has over five times as many near Crescent Theatre on Wednes-'o- f Hard Knocks includes about nil automobiles as all the rest of the world combined. day evening. Return to J. D. the trials and testa that human If for no other reason, these II-and we learn as are phone heir bat to, .lugs GEORGE BARNES. 'overcome each one we gain strength figures alone show why ths United of the beet men in the game, are UNIVERSITY OF HARD KNOCKS. ; to meet the next., A solid block of States should maintain lta dominant marble is not beautiful, but tbe position in the old industry. scheduled to meet In a wrestling If It had not been for the Initiative match. The bout Is being etaged by There la no registered college yell sculptor can take li In hand and by local people, who are confident that for the University of Hard Knocks, chipping hers and polishing there and enterprise of American oil prosIt will be a moat Interesting sport-- 1 though some who are taking the , make ft a superb piece of art. Bo pectors and producers, one person every ten in the United States lag event. Kallio recently lost to conrse feel Ilka emitting sound when tha Great Sculptor sends us to work out of not owa.au automobile today Barnes and Is anxious to show the they receive a particularly hard and our way through the University of could nor could American automobile pmbllc that he can regain lost honors. unexpected knock. There are no col- -. Hard Knocks, and by taking out O colon no reunion of gradu- - desirable traits and Inserting good manufacturers be turning out about afes, for there are no alumni, aa wa'onea forma ns at last into ths most 8,860,000 care and trucks for 1088. Any agitation or political activity never get a sheepskin" from the U. perfect of all His handiwork wise, FOR FLETCHERS of H. K. Also, no matter whet other sympathetic, kindly human beings, which interfere with or retards : normal development In the oil incollege or university one may have; filled with the Spirit of Service. I dustry directly affects our for np alma mater there is always an i The Mountain States Monitor. Another Short Jump I Sbes. The styles illustrated are tiro of the many new and attractive numbers In wir big assortment far the fall and winter , - Total Carloads transacted-- Come to Os for Yrcr. , Tuesday. Iron Blossom sold at 81 Vie and SI and 84e. .. IT Plutua sold from 64c to 60e. 14 aold-a- t 14e. ' South I Tintic Standard sold at 11.87 Vi. Standard 8 ' May Day sold, at le. S North Standard sold at 1 V4c. S - . i PJSIRl BUJO 5lOfi?lJ AL'IiyfMERCHANDIE aa Mothers Weep at Unveiling of Memorial to Baby Dead , tr; be-Ba- . un-le- ge Children Cry C ASTO R A I A |