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Show Bingham Society Mrs. Eugene Chandler and litt'e daughter Grace have left Binsrham this week and will spend their summer vacation v i h Mrs. Chandler's parents in B?3fdn. ' ; ., Miss Clara Christensen re-turned to camp this week after trar.hing school for a session in Hew Orleans. Miss Christensen will spend the summer months . with her family here. . Deputy Sheriff Robert Wells and family with Postmaster Ar-chie Stuart and daughter Vetta spent Sunday at Liberty Park, Salt Lake City. .. Mrs. Anna McGuire was the uest of relatives and friends at Salt Lake City this week. Mrs. Eugene Morris spent Tuesday at Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Nielson mo tored to Salt Lake City on Wed- - nesday. -- ;. ; Mr. and Mrs. John Wade were Salt Lake visitors the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Milano were visited by Mr. Stork the past week who deposited a baby irL i c Mia3 Ivy Baker, the affable daughter of Mr. and Mrs 0. D. Taker i3 visiting her grardpar--. ent3 at Joseph, Sevier Co. She will remain there for six weeks. Mrs. H. Horsefield entertained ft a five course dinner on Thurs-day evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Baker and Mrs. Dix-on of Dinkeyville. Miss Vivian Gardiner of West Jordan and for six years a teach-er at the Bingham schools be-came the bride of Willard Rich-ardson of West Jordan. They were maried on Wednesday May Jttst and will make their home in Bingham. The Maccabees met at Society Hal Ion Wednesday and draped Iheir charter in honor of Mrs. Annie Davies. , A quartette or hdies feelingly sang appropriate numbers. , Mrs.. Gibson of Park City ac-companied by her grand-dauRh-l- or May Holmes and Veon Gib-rr-.n .are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, J. Gibson. . Mrs. Parso s, Bingham's only ii ilWr. is v.slting this week v ith H i. ViU Ml Salt La- - City. Lark Society Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Atkinson were visiting in Salt Lake Wed-nesday. Miss Gweheth Silcox returned home to West Jordan Wednes-day after visiting with her fath-er here and her many friends. Mrs. Ed. Hansen and family have moved to Bountiful where they will make their home. Mr. Hansen will remain here where he holds a mining position. Mrs. William Turpin returned home Thursday after visiting with relatives in West Jordan. Mr. Elmer Seal and family were guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Renprase. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Nell, sons Glen and Marvel, motored to Salt Lake Friday returning home the same evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hatt and family have moved to Garfield where they will make their home. Mrs. Kate Renpraze and Miss Stella Meyerhoffer were visiting ftf-- A In F?nrV", So'mfoy. I Mrs. Louise Von Kanel, son Alma and daughter Edna and Miss Gladys Swenson of Orem were visiting m xarK sunaay.' iius. von Kanel was a iormer resident of Lark.' Rolls Kirk of Tooele who came aere to visit Cloyd Dalton has decided to remain here for an in-definite period. Mr John Pfouse visited with Miss Vera Nordberg at Midvale Sunday. Miss Nordberg has ac-cepted a position with the Gol-den Rule Store at Midvale. Mrs. Edward Penpraze enter-tained a few friends Saturday evening. Those present were: Mr", and Mrs. Robert Meyerhof-fer, Mrs. Kate Penpraze and Mr. and Mrs. Alma Blum-M- r. and Mrs. Jim Christensen and family motored to Crystal1 Springs Sunday where they cnpnt the dav. ' William Page and family of Riv-erto- n, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ledg-er and family of Salt Lake. Mrs. Ehelma Nelson and sis-ter Vera Roe were visiting their grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Har-ry Kuphalt the forepart of the week returning home to Salt Iake Wednesday. Mrs. A. P. Hemingsen and Mrs. Warren Moore were Salt Lake visitors Saturday. Mrs. Edward Penpraze had as her guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ISuiy a Depemdlsilbll toG8ias . j $M and $1 : DOWN A MONTH Utah Power & Light Co. Preferred Stock I $100 Shares for $96 and Dividend I ,j EARN 7 1-- 4 Per Cent . Dividends are paid, every three months Jan. 1st, April 1st, II Iut your money where you know It will foe wfe and pay you July an(J October it( promptly and regularly. , II n return that you can depend upon. . ' II SAFE DEPENDABLE TAX FREE) , BeCQUSe 11 From coast to coast the securities of the electric light and As a state-regulate- d public utility Its earnings are not sufficient ' II power companies are known to be among the soundest Investment to pr0Tie fUnds for expansion programs. It la only permitted to II Banks and Insurance companles-Jt- be most exacting and far-seei- earn addition to operating expenses and taxes sufficient to pay II v ' Investors have millions of their funds invested in companies . a fajr rnte of return on the value of its property a reasonable rate II such as the Utah Tower and Light Company. You can do no . of return on tne capital already Invested. better than to follow ths example of your bank tnd your Insurance This stock is free from Utah and Idaho taxation. company. 1 The addends you receive are free from the normal federal II Invest your savings In the electric light and power industry income tax. . II an Industry that I. founded on a permanent necessity for Yo ma, purchase this stock at any of our offices, or through The Utah Power & Light Compaq . energy to Utah and Idaho cities, villages and farms for many ' II I years. It has pioneered in many locatltties and has kept abreast of " II development of the territory it serves. It is faced with further II development now to meet the growing demand of the thriving . p XJmJJ - West ' II is all you need to start wltfi when subscribing for a share of this II It Is only because the business of this tympany is growing and preferred stock. Then pay the balance in easy monthly install- - II - because greater demand for power must be met that we have this II ments of $10 a month. s preferred stock for sale. II You can get your money back with 6 per cent Interest any time II.., Why the Utah Power A Light Company must obtain outaide capital before your last payment II 1 , through the sale of Its preferred stock,'- - We .will sell you a many as 25 shares on this ptan. II The company caniiot prdvide,. out of its enrnlnjs, the money We pay you 6 per cent Interest on all payments. II which is necessary to take care of the enlargement of Its plants, Clip this coupon and mall for further particulars. II the" Increasing of its facilities and the! extending of its lines for Th,s ,s a rea opportunity It calls for action 1 Mall this II expansion of its service. Coupon TODAY. II It is continually needing new money. It must obtain It through Send In this coupon it will bring you an illustrated booklet and Investment by the public In Its high grade Investment securities. tell you bow tn buy this stock for $10 a month. II (Without Obligation) ' ' II I Tir rf11)01 fir utah rower u - I ViUl I A JJUt5M HJX , Kearns Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. , r Please send me booklet, 'The Story of an Opportunity at Home," j W I f . containing (1) More infonnaUon aout your preferred stock, II g (Jfg jgTJGmy 2) Deta,,s of na,iy '""y"1"111 IUn ("'How to Judge an Invest- - II '"Efficient Puhlic Service" . Name 1J : .,1: ...; llddrees .J..'!' I,:,:,,',,.,,,: ,' "K- II 8 It's what you SAVE that counts not what you EARN. L.V, 1 J ' ... ... . . A. A. Christensen ROOF EXPERT The Man Who Understands the needs "of your roof. Let him examine - them for you. Write or call Main St. 555, up stairs. Bingham. NEW WASATCH HOTEL SALT LAKE CITY 5 : Modern in Every Respect. Clean and 1 Home Like. Three Blocks from D. , & R. G. Depot ? 78 WEST BROADWAY ) Charlie Uren Proprietors Jack Curnow 1 . vv wvvw vvvvvv t vvvt iyr BREAD For Health Bread is not only the most delicious but the whole-some- st and least expensive of all foods. The more you cat of it, the less you will feel the need of other higher-price- d, less nourishing foods. Buy a Good Eutd here. It's always frefh, wholesome, delicious. A GOOD BAKERY STANDARD BREAD CO. 536 Main St., Phone 187 ! BINGHAM CANYON I , r 1 , , --- hi niiiHMiBiT D Pezzopane Fancy Imported and Domestic ! Groceries. Foreign Money Or-de- rs and Drafts s Notary Public, Steamship Agt. Banco of Naples Correspondent i , says: "Justice J. Walter Ilanby this morning cut the chains that fastened a charge of bigamy to Rudolph's neck and turned him loose to the adoration of a mob of girls who looked on him as if he were made of pure sugar." Why not name Valentino the Candy Kid? That it wouldn't be compl-imentary to the human race to dig up the empty skull of an ape and call it one of our ancestors. That bad habits are hard to break. Good habits usually are more brittle. . That if a man is only looking for a little here below, that's about all he will get. That France as a near neigh-bor to Germany has about the same respect for her as a robin l has for a hungry tomcat. Did It Ever Occur to You That if the people of Bingham desire a Home Town Paper, with home town news, it will only cost them two dollars for 52 weeks of local news, newsy items, and one of the best serial stories ob-tainable by subscribing to the Bingham News. That Milwaukee brewers ack-nowledge the fact that near beer is a failure. Get busy boys and get the genuine beer back in your cellars. Voters are the only people that can accomplish re-sults. . ; That it is said "A burnt child dreads the fire" but do they? That Sam Blythe says "Home hooch" is the devil's brew. He telh of a great number of form-- 1 ulas for making whiskey or rath-er home" distilled stuff which he says had a kick which meant a death wallop. The average con-sumer he says does not linger with it over five years. Yet an attempt is being made to prevent light wines and beer to be han-dled again. It would mean a transformation of the country. That Babe Ruth gets pretty cranky these days. His last cranky spell caused him to lose his captaincy of the Yanks. That things are beginning to boom in this district and its a pretty peculiar man who can't get a job of some kind in Bing-- ! ham these days. That Jack's Cafe at 77 West Second South, Salt Lake City, is one of the cheapest and up-to-da- te business propositions in the city. Meet Jack, an old Bing-hamit- e. That the copper precipitation plants in Bingham are a boon to their lucky owners. That one can hardly expect the Dove of Peace to build her nest in Bolshevic whiskers. : That to fliiish ihU day (June 10th) attend the dance at Cop-porfie- tf and enjoy yourself. That a girl is not always as I pretty as picture because she h painted in the same colors. a That at Scott's Carnival it proved that people like to get where they have to elbow their way through a crowd. That one of the troubles of congress is, it acts like a state legislature. That to get results advertise i in the Bingham News, where your ads can be inserted just as you wish them. That although many motorists may boast of the impossible tasks their car can do, we have never yet heard of an automo-bile knocking a single locomotive off a track. That at a meeting of the Utah Press association on Monday President James II. Wall is stat-ed that publishers of cuontry pa-pers are "getting on a firmer financial ground." We hope they are but probably Mr. Wallis nev-er tried to start a newspaper. That when Valentino appeared "n the m Angeles courts on a Mu-am- charge on Monday last .Iward Doherty, the reporter |