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Show u x,ox THE RICH COUNTY HEATER, KAmwuirn, ONLY RAILROAD CIRCUS COMING t EVANSTON, THURS. Two Performances 2 an d 8 PM Fair Grounds Circus Grounds Evanston and Urie, Wyoming JUNE Some prices that will save you money. Come look over our stores, you will find everything under the regular market prices. Our volume of business, no rents to pay, doing our own draying, enables us to give you real values for your money. Those who have not traded with us, fail to realize their losses. If you were getting a raise in salary of 10 to 20 per cent wouldnt you feel good: If you trade with us and save 10, to 20 percent on all your purchases, you can feel just as good. $1.65 FLOUR, Big J., 48 lb. bag . L50 FLOUR, Electric Light, 48 lb. bag . . . .43 ROLLED OATS or WHEAT, 9 lb. bag .43 GJB.lt.MADE or CRACKED Wheat, 9 lb.s bag i 1.48 SUGAR Pure Cane Granulated, 25 lb. Sack .. 5.65 . S UGAR, Pure Cane Granulated, 100 lb. sack Use Only Cane Sugar ; It Goes Further, Preserves Better Without Crys-- . . , , talizing. 11- CORN FLAKES, large size (13 oz.) pkg. 10 BRAN FLAKES, large size (15 oz.) pkg .24 ; . lb. 2 CRACKERS, Soda, pkg. CRAOKERS, Sunshine Sodas, the Best 1 lb. pkg r... .IT 19 ROLLED WHEAT, pkg. large .30 COFFEE, Monarch, Next to the Best, 1 lb. can 36 COFFEE, Crosse & Blackwell, the Best, 1 lb. can 30 FOLGERS A GOOD COFFEE, 1 lb. can 37 lb. pkg.. TEA, Monarch, Highest Grade, Black, .31. TEA, Choice Langport, India, Black, xk lb. pkg. .19. lb. TEA, Good Quality Black, in Cello Bags, .12 lb. TEA, Good Quality Green, in Cello Bags,27.,, 1 lb Yellow Can, COFFEE, Folgers 04 ,. SOAP, Crystal White or A. B., Giant Bars ....; ' 06 SOAP, Fels Naptha, Large Bar 07 .! LIFEBUOY or LUX, Bar 10 WOODS CROSS TOMATOES, No. 2 'cans, each 12 . 2 . No. each CORN, cans, .44 SYRUP, Pure Cane, No. 5 tins, each ..14 CROSSE & BLACKWELL SOUPS, Large cans 09 HEINZ SOUPS, Medium cans 08 PHILLIPS SOUPS, Most Kinds, Medium cans 12 SALMON, West Coast, Tall cans 09 SARDINES, Van Camps, Large cans .06 TOMATO JUICE, Woods Cross 08 TOMATO JUICE Libbys 9 TOMATO JUICE, Heinz 64 SYRUP, Hewletts 1 Quart, 1 Pint, 10 oz. can MACARONI, Long Fancy Sticks, 10 lb. box .45 J MACARONI, Cut or Long, 5 lb. box .07 MACARONI, Almo, per lb .12 f MACARONI, Skinners 100 per cent Semolini, per lb. PROFIT BY TRADING AT PROFFITS ? ; , . .... ..... J .................. , ! ..... .... 1 ...... MAID-IN-EDAH- t ; i! Best Place in Town SOLS TLACE Jiotel Confectionery Meals Anytime - Lunches All Kinds Chicken Dinner, All Day Sundays 35c and up. Candies Soda Pop Ice - Cream Beckers Beer Tobbacco Cigars Ice Cream qt. 40c Two for 75c Beer by the case $2.30 The Great Cristiani Troupe of Bareback Riders Local and Personal 5 OFF 1-- 3 On All Great Western Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Kennedy, son, Steve, and daughter Vendla, of Ogden, were business vistwrs at Randolph Wednesday evening of last week. BASEBALL GOODS THIS-WEE- Seasons Just Started SOFTBALL GOODS AND HARDBALL Small Dgposit Will Hold It I Metro Store e II. Crosby, Jr., of EV at Court attendance Wednesday. , , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Brooker, Mrs. Agnes Brooker, of Garden City; Chas. Alley and Ellsworth Johnson and Mr, Mattson, of Laketown ; Mariner Brown, of Woodruff ; Oscar Hanney and Mrs. Ella Fackiell, attended District Court Bottles Returned Harvey Sehenck, Jack McKinnon, Bill Hess, Dick Bowcut, Elmer Snow- Wednesday. ball, Oscar Kennedy, Achel Jacobson, Mynard Jacobson and their Woodruff Mel Smuin and his Band, of Evansmen, have been hired to shear the Rees ton, Wyo., start their regular weekly t Laud & Livestock sheep. danees at Woodruff, Thursday, July 1. T Get the habit of attending them reguMrs. Sol Conley, daughter LaRayne, larly and enjoy yourself. XI and son Darvel, returned last Saturhad where from Wyo., Afton, they Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Jackson, Bobbie day I been for a week visiting with Mr. and and Mary K., Mrs. Mary A. Smith. j Mrs. L. D. Conley. Mrs. Phebe Kennedy and Elaine, motored to Montpelier, Sunday to visit with Mrs. Ila Ilansen and daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. John Allan and family. Montpelier, Idaho, returned home MonOrrel Smith returned to Salt Lake day from a weeks visit with Randolph kin. Mrs. Hansen Was formerly Miss City i Tuesday to continue his school Ila Jones, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. studies, after spending a few days with Wm. Jones. relatives and friends. We understand Grrell is taking a barber course. Mr. and Mrs..,H. T. Starten, of Salt Lake City, visited at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Peart and babe and Mrs. A. G. Barton Sunday. left for Provo Saturday, where Mr. Peart expects to attend summer school Bishop and Mrs. L B. Johnson were for the next six months. among the conference visitors last week Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Findlay motored Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Longhurst are to Kemmerer Monday for their daughhaving their home painted this week. ter, Nedra, who has been visiting KemDean Purser is doing the work. merer relatives for the past two weeks. Quality Line Buy Today Judge-Georg- anstou,, was in i: We Lead, We never Follow. OPhone TROY PARISIAN CO., LAUNDERS DRY CLEANERS Kemmerer, Wyo. Will C'all and Deliver Every Leave Orders at Sols ConFriday. fectionary, Our Agent. . . - CHAS MUNN, Manager The Roman Curia The Roman Curia is composed of tribunals and various offices. The tribunals are (1) the sacred penitentiary which deals only with cases of conscience; (2) the sacred Roman Rota which deals with contentions and cases, civil as well as crim- and Long-burs- t. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Argyle and family motored to. Salt Lake City Sunday to attend a family reunion held at Lib- -- t- Playing Cards The early packs of cards were painted by hand and very expensive The accounts of the French king, Charles VI, for the year 1392 show the payment to a painter of a sum equivalent to $500 for three packs of cards in gold and various colors ornamented with various designs. Between 1420 and 1430 engraving was applied to the manufacture of Hand-Painfe- d cards. Mr. and Ms. Frank Tolbot and children of Lewiston. Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Slinegrnber. of Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. erty Park. Mason Layton and son Edwin, of Berkley. Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. J. ,W, Wesley Hoffman, son of Mr. and of Salt Lake Citv. visited with Mrs..Wm. Hoffman, is suffering with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ashby Wednesday. Infx'tion in one of his feet. Dr. Reay is doctoring him. District Judeg Lewis Jones, of Brigham City and court renorter Farrell Paul Rees and lady friend. Miss Johnson of Logan, attended district Sharp of Salt Lake City, called on emirt at. Randolph Wednesday, .Tune Mr. and Mrs. Don McKinnon Sunday. 16th. Several Probate cases w pro hoard. The watpr rights case at Oub A. G. Rex motored to Logan MonT inke. .T. S. Ostler vs. Horace G. Har-kewas set for Aug. 25tb. day for Mrs. Rex and son, Fred. e. I , . Grade AA Conference Cetrificate Funeral Directors and Licensed Embalmers for UTAH and WYOMING Strictly up'tO'date Funeral Car and Ambulance Service Anywhere at any time Lady Attendant 'When Necessary Office 913 Main St., Evanston, Wyo. Day Phone 49 Night Phone 49 or 90 with Randolph relatives and friends. Miss Barbara Rex, who has been Mrs. Chas. Woods and children, attending college, returned home Mon- Frank and Barbara, left for Omaha day with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sunday. inal, requiring judicial procedure with trial and proof; (3) the Supreme Tribunal of Apostolic Signa-tur- a which acts as a court of 4 J. ARTHUR DURNFORD Miss Winnie Rex came home from Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Findlay and school Saturday for a few days visit children, Fay and LaRae, of Ogden. with relatives and friends. She re- Utah came Sunday for a weeks visit turned Tuesday. 34-- RAY DURNFORD - & Cafe . r, AMBULANCE SERVICE Handled by Bureau of Mines SAFETY GRADUATE We Are Thoroughly Schooled in This Profession and Can Give Competent Service Anytime DAY or NIGHT-PHO- NE 40 or. 90 RAY DURNFORD & SON Evanston, Wyoming . DONT MISS OUR GIGANTIC SALE NOW GOING ON i METRO STORE X , FLOWERS Nol Fast Growing British tests show that certain kinds of trees attain a diameter of only 4 Inches after 16 years, of growth in Scotland or Canada; whereas In Australias climate such trees reach 12 inches in nine years. FOR EVERY . OCCASION EVANSTON PHONE 99 FLORAL CO. EVANSTON WYO t |