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Show ''. . THE BINGIIAM NEWS . "- " - - - r - Purest Milk for Your Babies We Furnish You Direct From Our Own Dairy The Bingham Dairy Phone 232 I' Fr Your Siuwbr JgTO DINNERS I lyESP Can Obtain Fresh Fruits I jS- VEGETABLES From Us. ffi Buy HOGAN'S Ice Cold MILK ; jtj in Quart Bottles from Us. 2 Bottles for 25 cents j-- v 1 gj We Handle Hogan's. It's the BEST IrJIlK ffi More I I Wells Groceteria Milk I I Phone 63 J City Beauty Parlors Operated by two experts from , LOFTIE'S BEAUTY PARLORS ' of Syracuse, New York Shampoos, Marcels and all kinds " of Facial Massages 461 Yt Main Phone 99 Over the Bingham Furniture Co. C. A. FOWLER The Leading, Key, Gun, Bicycle and Novelty Works Safes Opened and Combinations Changed GUN REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS The Red Front on the North Side 62 West Broadway SALT LAKE CITY Phone Was. 4980 FOR SALE Electric Sewing Machine with motor and button hole attachment. Will Sell Cheap. Also Imported Cry- - stal Gazing Ball. Apply. M. R. Box 165 Vi. R. R. 1. New England. Bing- - j ham Canyon, Utah. j "Viw"nKTu'cTd t7 niaii uiacteiwY M I mill cniiU)list4). H H If vu have an Invention, sen'l us a gj iu.hIuI or sketches for mab aud report V on patentability. ff Our book on nsteuU and trado-niar- B B etit to anv adrtrpM Be D. SWIFT & CO, I 7th & E. Sts., Washington, D. C. 1 ft, ItnrHrnd In 1888. jf Two of the Newest Fashioa Notes from Pom W24 Tht inaetted lection at M28 The wnorouwl effect the front and back of thk dees, k uted in tht akirt aectjoa of together with the halt, reauire H this dm while the upper put pi of 39-inc-h material, while remain plain. Tht dicta a tht dies ittetf requite only very eaajr to makt when yon iff yard of 54-in- material in fellow the Bdrobe, a wcacfcrnil aiac 40. Tht Bebob show dretamaking guide included you with picture how to xy out itrith the Standard 'Designer the Sondtrd-Oesigne- f Pattern. Pattern for the dress. At our Get your pattern and material piece-goo- counter you will at our store and appropriate materials, Akways Buy StamdarJ-Destgu-tr Patterns iocludmg Belrobe R. Jay Mitchell 455 Main Street Phone 43 We Don't Care What Your RELIGION Is, But We Will Fix Your SOLE To Your Satisfaction CITY SHOE REPAIR SHOP C Parodi. Propr. 533 Main Street ABOVE CITY HALL CANYON LIVEKY and TRANSFER , FREIGHT And HAULING of ALL KINDS SADDLE HORSES Jim Leva, Proprietor Phone 186 Bingham California Hotel BOARD AND ROOM Home Cooked Meals (Italian Style) J. GRANDINETTI GAS that is Really Gas Your Last Chance on Leaving Bingham To Get Oil and Gas for your Car at Salt Lake City Prices WE OPERATE TWO GROCERY STORES Steve Amicone Grocery Co. 12 Main Street Bingham, Utah aMBjaBjaajajaajaag Cadillac II Expert I Ambulance I I Attendants! Ambulance ServiceCo. WE TAKE A PATIENT FROM BINGHAM TO ANY HOSPITAL IN SALT LAKE CITY FOR $25 00 Phone . Phone Salt Lake, Was. 4040 Bingham 17 YOU SHOULD CARRY A POLICY IN THE NATIONAL CASUALTY CO. of Detroit, Michigan We issue the most liberal and broadest policies on the Market and pay our claims Promptly. The following Claims were paid miring May and June. G. P. Johnson - $11.01' ti. PagnutU - 8.0c t U. Louras 53.3B K. Hohlen 6.6b Ruiz 36.00 W. Badovinatz 92.00 i). Kasos .. 12.00 i'. A. Leyba - 2.67 G. Thevdorakis 72.00 O. Brocklebank 81-6- J. Feraco 25.00 S. Feraco 22.00 M1DVALE Ivan Fadjen 6.66 These policies provide Indem-nity for loss of time due to Ac-ciue-or Sickness. Confining and DO AUTOISTS NEED AC-- . CIDENT INSURANCE? After Looking at the Recent vVrecks on the Bingham High-way we Imagine they do We sell a Pleasure Policy spec-ially for Autoists at HVE DOL-LAU- S PER YEAR which pays $23.00 per week for 26 weeks for toial disability. 12.50 per week for four weeks if partially disabled. 37.50 per week for 4 weeks of hospital confinement. j TON Y RINO, j Special Agent for the Bingham j District j NATIONAL CASUALTY CO. j see Us about our Special Policy J for Garage Employees, Demon-- i strators and Chauffeurs at $10.00 per year. j For Sale Used Confectionery Store Equipment ' Lunch tables and chairs, Combination mirrors and hat racks, ceiling fans, cash register, coffee urn, ice water container, and one 1001b refrigerator. ALSO Neostyle printing machine- - Inquire office Auerbach Co. State and Broadway. Salt Lake City, Phone, Was. 300 1Gem Theatrel ffi PROGRAM ffi UC SATURDAY 3? C George Arlis8 in "GREEN GODDESS" 3! 3TJ And Three Reels of Comedy Jfi SUNDAY and MONDAY ffi Nfi Johnny Hinea in "SPEED SPOOK" and Andy Gump Comedy and ffi L UNIVERSAL NEWS ffl iSl TUESDAY 33 LJl Neil Hart in "Devils Bowl" and Four Reels of Comedy ffl " S WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Tr? V "WILD FIRE" taken from Zane Grey's Novel ffl 7j Two Westerners and a Two Reel Comedy 3? FRIDAY and SATURDAY ffi "WILD ORANGES" all star cast. Jack Dempsey in 33 1 "A SOCIETY KNOCKOUT" -a-nd a gooTcomedy ffi aMHiMMMiiMiMiiiiMMiMMiaWMlii"MBiJMi" BOGAN For Reliable Fishing Tackle j COMPLETE OUTFITS Fish and Game License for Sale 449 Main Street Phone 149 THE BINGHAM NEWS Entered as second-clas- s mat-ter at the Postoffice at Bing-ham Canyon, Utah, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Price $2.00 per year, in advance Single Copies, 10 Cents A Weekly Newspaper devoted exclusively to the interests of the Bingham District and its people. , Published every Saturday at Bingham Canyon, Utah Make all checks payable to George Reynolds Editor and Publisher Bourgard Building, Main St. Bingham Phone 91 EDITORIAL VACATION TIME The past week we have receiveu post cards from two of our promin-ent townsman, City Clerk Francit Quinn and City Attorney A. C Colli, who are both taking' vacations in tin same part of the country, aliho the) have not met each other so far dur-ing the trip Mr. Quinn was last heart, of from Portland, Oregon with thi .itatement the wenory was grand with roads and weather good. W hile Mr Cole was camped in sight of Mount Adams when he last wrote he also states the "roads are (fieat and the trip wonderful." As days roll by it seeems vacations have come to be t. necessity, the continuous cycle o, routine knows no let-u- Our modern age, insatiable and un reasonable, demands an ever Increas-ing roll of energy. The only escape it to get away from it, and to those who are in that position should be considered lucky. The meayerness o! one's purse prevents long and ex- - will go to get even a passing thrill. Vacations can be made either a bless-ing or a curse. Well planned and jud-iciously spent they add health and vigor. Dissipated they undermine and impoverish. Plan for a vacation, but be sure it is one, as there are fellows who often need a rest more after their vacation than when they left. pensive trips but it does not prevent parties from having that "yearning" to explore something more than the two sides of Bingham Canyon. Tho I sands of people would take vacations, the constant demands of the people ireate conditions that can be relieved .only by change and rest. Even ma-chinery needs rest, human dynamos are equally in need of vacations. The great thing then is to get the vaca-tion, it should be a change of environ-ment and activity. The nation of-fers these at minimium cost. Nature is the best medicine for most folks. it' only when you go to men that you have to pay heavily for it. Look at the first Indian's life, how ideal it was. But most people who take va-cations regret after its over and they make the statement, "I had a good time but spent too much money." Every excess has a high price, and its wonderful how high some people |