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Show I - THE BINGHAM NEWS V ; - Hicks' Tailoring 520 Main Street, Bingham Gents and Ladies Clothing Made Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing Alterations Made. Our Work is Guaranteed Give us a Trial. Prompt Deliveries Made U. S. CAFE Under New Management UNEQUALLED DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Opposite the City Hall Ball and Beardall, Props. i The Elite Cafe Our Motto is to please GIVE US A TRIAL Take one of our Lunches to work with you. They are good Mrs. Nowland, Proprietress Adjoining the Town Hall For Domestic and IMPORTED Groceries Of the Best and CANDIES too, See Louis DaPra at the Copperfield Candy Store Phone 147 j Purest Milk for I Your Babies I We Furnish You Direct From Our I Own Dairy j The Bingham Dairy I Phone 232 Bingham Furniture Co. ififFi Simmon's, Beds Mattresses and Springs lllfczf i. Solid Oak Davenports in Gen- - S!J-lQp-H j uine Leather. $35.00 and up j fTT fa Dishes, Aluminum Ware, Win - prjplJ fJj dow Shades, Stoves. n I Id ' We will Exchange New Fur- - I II JLJ niture for your Old. 7 p" ' Send your Packages, Suit cases and Trunks by American Railway Express at reduced rates. Call at the American Express company's office in the Bour-gar- d building and got our reduc-ed rates before you ship or order your goods. j I Buy Bread that Is . Made In Bingham Come in and let us show you how it is made Don't say our BREAD is no good until you have given us a TRIAL Standard Bread Co. I Ernest Panieri, Prop. M. L. JAMES The Home of Radio in Bingham Drop in and hear a Coast Program We carry a good supply of Radio Batteries Tubes and other Accessories THE UP TO DATE STORE 489 Main Street Bingham Canyon FOR SALE One Cash Register Also Two Good Showcases Apply TOM MAYNE Main Street LADIES If you want your HAIR taken care of Right Call at EDITH and ELAINE'S BEAUTY PARLORS 289 Main Street Phone 26 1M Bingham Bakery Co. I Bread, Cakes and Pastry all kinds (ofIN BINGHAM J We Specialize in Wedding and Birthday Cakes. I GIVE US ONE TRIAL AND YOU WILL FORGET I THE SALT LAKE BAKERIES. Binham Phone 187 Royal Candy Co. STORE NO. 1, Phone 13 STORE NO. 2, Phone 189 HOME MADE GANDY CHILI, TAMALES, LIGHT LUNCHES HOT AND COLD DRINKS BINGHAM STAGE LINE Schedule Now Effective Cars leave Bingham 8, 9, and 11 a. m. and 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 p. m. Cars leave Salt Lake City 7, 9, and 11 a. m. and 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11 p. m. Main Street Phone 41 FARES Round Trip 52.50 One Way . $1.50 Salt Lake City Office Semloh Hotel 107 E. 2nd So. St. Phone Was. 1069 t j Citizen's Coal and Supply Co. HANDLES ALL KINDS OF SUPPLIES HAY, GRAIN COAL AND ICE Agents for the Excellent Near K-- - Beer Beverage known as TptfONDX BINGHAM, UTAH WHEN YOU NEED MILK FOR YOUR BABIES, ASK FOR HOGAN'S CLEAN, WHOLESOME AND INVIGORATING Approved by Hugh J. Cannon Chief Of Dairy And Food Division State Board of Agriculture CANYON LIVERY and TRANSFER CO. FREIGHT And HAULING of ALL KINDS Jim Leva, Manager Phone 186 BINGHAM Bingham Mines Have Profitable Year President James. P. Graves of the Bingham Mines Company in his annual report to the stock-holders of the company report a net operating gain of $216,507. 07 for the ear ending Decem-ber SI, 1923. This gain was made after de-ducting $91,048.38 for prospect-ing and development of the mines, but before making deduc-tions for depreciation and de-pletion. Of the earnings $187,-00- 0 was made during the last four months. The Dalton and Lark property also improved very much during the last month of the year and the prospects there are more encouraging daily. On December 31 the outstand ing stock of this company was 65,000 shares, the company hav-ing purchased during the year 6297 shares at a total cost of $122,925, or at an average price of $19.52 per share. No divi-dends have been received this year from the Eagle and Blue Bell Mining company. Combined shipments of the company from the Victoria, the American Star, the Eagle and Blue Bell at Eureka and the Dal-ton & Lark at Bingham amount-ed to 55.561 tons which gave a net smelter return of $923,139.-84- . Combined earnings of the com pany amounted to $272,003.85. making a grand total of $4,200, 912.31 since 1909. Outstanding features of the year's opera-tions were .the high-grad- e ore bodies in the Victoria mine, which contributed materially to earnings and the development of silver lead zinc deposits in the Dalton & Lark mine. I a ' H A Close Shave " ' " i ...... r By SIDNEY WILDHOLT K 1 by Wnatarn Nwipapr Union.) JOHN PETWINB was one of those chape who stagger through life under the weight of a misnomer. He seldom staggered un-der much more than that, It la true. Youthful, upright, and reasonably hon-est, no .man could say of John Pet-win- e that he rebelled violently against Volstend's notorious mandate. One glass was equivalent to many where John Petwlne was concerned; two glasses made him silly, and that word means rather the opposite of the empty It ued to mean ; while more than two glasses John's stomach stubbornly J but steadfastly refused to consider. Be-- . fore the memorable Eighteenth amend-ment bad terrorised half bis associ-ates, John Petwlne knew from the ex-perience gained In a few such convivi-al gatherings as New Year's Eve cele-brations that more than two glasses of any beverage with net content ex-ceeding the niggardly legal per cent meant nausea. John was loath to accept more than one drink on most occasions ; he had a profound fear of that state of mind and body In which he knew neither what he was doing nor very well how to do It As he sat second to the row of wait-ing victims In the barber shop this bright morning, John Petwlne was do-ing his mental loveliest best to put two and two, or even three and one, together to make four. Something had happened the night before. His memory retained certain all too vivid Impressions; brief puffs from a slim cigarette under a white arc light; streaming yellow rays from a doorway flung wide In the hasy dark-ness of the night;; a girl's quick, sharp cry for succor; a swift dash of courageous, chlvalrlc footsteps; scarlet globules of red blood trickling from two dark apertures above two rows of gleaming Ivory teeth. John Petwlne recalled this bizarre series of mental Images only too poignantly. What did they signify? What part had he played! Had he been the chivalrous suckerT Or what why when T "Next I" "Shave," said John Petwlne suc-cinctly. "Bight," agreed Tony Oraglno with a smile. His standard routine joke was even then on the way. "But not too close a shave, eh, Jackf he added with proper emphasis. At this critical juncture the door opened and In stepped Fate. Fate was not an Italian, but no other wise was be remarkably differ-ent from Tony Oraglno. They greeted ' each other cordially. " "Heard the latest developments ( asked Fate. "No," said Tony. "What's happened nowr "Mac's ready for the boapltal and an unknown guy has grabbed Marie 1" He literally hurled the words out with considerable vehemence. The lather-lade- n rasor poised some six Inches above John Petwlne's left temple. "You don't say se I" ejaculated Tony. "Sure," Fate went on, 'This new guy has butted In and swatted Mac and then disappeared right off the bat and Marie with him. They can't be found anywhere." "But Marie I" Tony was protesting mournfully, 1 waa In love with Mariel"' Had It not been for the razor edge pressed so closely against his left cheek, John would have squirmed In his chair. He tensed his muscles to hold himself rigid. It would never do to show his consternation. "Righto," agreed Fate. "But there'll be something doing by tonight, sure. They're on his trail." , "No suspicion as to who the guy lr demanded Tony. "None at all, aa far as I can see. But they've got a hunch as to where he is," Fate explained. Tony was beginning to shave under John's chin. The Icy sweat actually trickled. John's morning after Ice-pack was figuratively materializing. "I hope they get himl" said Tony fervently. "T weuld serve the y right 1" John's heart was In his throat, but he didn't dare swallow just then for fear of Jiggling the Adam's apple that was the center of the razor's attention at that precise moment Wby-oh-wh- y had he ever taken to drink? "That's alir aaked Tony, calming perceptibly. The jugular vela of bis patient was no longer In any Immediate danger. The barber was about to get the hot towel. "Isn't that enough T" retorted Fate "Here's the paper. Ton can read It for yourself." He handed a copy ef the previous night's Record to Tony. "Thanks," said Tony, taking It "I'd buy It myself. Jim, but as long as you get It every night and Bring It around ao I can read" "Forget the old gag, Tony, and watch wbafll turn up tonight" With which words Fate departed. With the steaming doth smothering his perspiring feature the sweat was no longer cold John Petwlne's mem-ory mists cleared entirely away. "That was a close shave," he mui mured to himself, not without some awe, remembering that he had con-sumed the lsst of his Christmas brew a bit over one glass before read lng the lateet installment of the news-paper serial of the year, "Marie th Marvelous," while retlrln the sight before. NOTICE Will sell or trade for Bingham Property 26 acres of GOOD FARMING LAND. Located at American Fork, Utah. For par-ticulars apply at this office. |
