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Nus Gouuaro Spfrups Wiemu-
iren.
Cine unterbaltung nit 5iirIt 8Ulop.
- Sine 0ounoo 4netopte. - Die
empfinplite 5iirtei.

Der grsiie Goouarb 2odrop, Der
emit on 6aribalois 3ug uah Si3itien
tbelInahm uno Ipdter i'm Riniiierium
5Ioquet uuterrihtsz uno IN Wtiniites
rum Bourgeois Rarineminiiter purz
be. ifrsibt fsine .Wlemoirsn", uno
,Sules Glaretie lit in Der Gage, i'm
Temps" ihon jsBt einiges aus oisTen
unterbalteHoen grinnerungen mit3us
tbeilen. 3uerit bic 9sIdihte pon
2otrops 3uiamentrsffen nit bem
5uriten Billion:
.s5H y 4 oeHzg BEN 1T mir Elm
mertlpiirbiges 2lbenteuer pantrt. Sin
SoHrnaliit iunte mid auf, nm mid
llber oieles uno Ienes 3u fragen 8db.
reno Der llnterbaltuHg iagte er mir,
oob Der Reihstnn3lsr 6irit Billion
i'm 5otsl nsbeuon pobne; eaB er iit
-eriunsre, oab er mir. Gls sr untsr
ooknlohe StaatsietretGr mar, gu
tritt 3u ben oeutidsn UtdrinearIenalen
Derihafft babe; oaB er 81 ibm, beul
Sournaliiten, bon mir gsfpro6eu babe.
0as mar. eir Wini, bab id) cine aarte
abgebsn iOIlte. SD ihidts bic aarte
9m ndfiteu Ulprsen fano i9 sint
einlaeung gum ei'en bsim &ansler
Nus Veuaier nabm ih an. Die Gage
mar um 10 oeIitoter, ais mir oomals
gsraee - es ipar i'm Sabre 1905 -
nit Seutihiano um Wtarotto haoer.
ten uno dls man nod INNER an Der
arieg aldubis. Rahoem i'd aueenom.
men bate, betdm ih 8etriHensbiiit
ooer bod fpenigItens einise9sIorgHtiie
Satte man oie Abiiht, mir irgeno Ell
mas 5u idaeu2 Rad reifIiher llebsr
lesun9 beihIoB ih, mid reierpirt 81
uerbalten. SD ipurbe gldnSsnp auf
esnpmmen. Die 5iiritin III Die 5p6
ter zines italisnifhen sylriten uno oi
Stieftodter Ringbettis. Sbre Mut
ter, Jrou Rinsbtti, mar and od, elm
nod re6t bibIte unb pobleeItaltst
alte Daine better unD ppa 8eiIt unl
Sntsaieen3. Sie mar Is, pie ID
CLAUDE, ole MIDI ipesen metner Be
Sishungen 3u Stalien fennenlernsl
ipoIlts uno ben Giiriten peranIaBt bat
mid ein5ulaotn. ssbre 5ohter iit i
Saltuna ausieben, 4uftrsten I'M
Sprahe onrhaas Stalienerin esblie
ben. sic hfhdftiet fich nit 4unil
uno penn fie BON Der Stunt" iprihl
bliden ibrs 4usen ittp1rmeriidb 5ur
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Die Grinnerungen eiret

Die Grinnsrungen einer
ulten ruifif6en g hdua
fpieIerin. Die ruHiide Shaua
Ipielerin ". S. Shubert oeroTTentl!ht
ioeben tire GrinnsruHgen, Die 5is III
isne 3eit 5uriidrsihen, als in RuB!dno
bic ShauIpieIer nod 2eibeigene tpas
rem; ibren oeutiden Namen peroontt
Die StpdruTin Der Sitte iener 3ett, III
Der SdauipieIer ild ausIanotihe gtn@
men beileoten. I'M 81 ptmpoHlreH :
1amaIs galt ndmli6 in RuBluno NUT
Der uuslGnDiIhe S6auipieler fir pol,
tpdbreno Der RuiIe iiber bic Shultcr
anqeiehen puroe uno ME pergeleu
burfte, oaB er 8nedt mar. 4lS Der
berii6nte Srugobe Sdtideptin ff1
emit in einem 8aoeort befanp uno na1
einem Spa3iergang auf elmer 8ant
ausrubte, rebeten ibn 5pet 8enerale
an. rSaqen sic, Wti6oil oiemsnoa
nitI6," fragte Der cine, nparum betpea
gen Ith feIbit undergraduate tron5o'i@
fhe ShauIpteler auf Der giihne unoea
8punoen unp fret, pdhreno ieibit oie(
beiten rui7iI1en ShuuipieIer iid una
frei oeben2" - w9as tommt oapon,
erpi6erte IlihdiI Shti6eptin, nlptilq
ih mid por Sbneu srbeben muBte. i
,,Das Iou bas beiBen?" - rObgIett
ih alt unp miioe bin. mage ta bpA
ni6t in oyhrer 8eQenpurt 81 itgen. sSch
bin Elm 2eibeigener, Der Jrun3oie dber
1T elm Freier Mann." Wtit Der WloraL
Der rui1iIhen Shauipslerinnen Der
quten alten .3eit mar es ntht gum be
iten beitelIt. 5rau Shubert er5ahlt
einioes, oas grels Streiflihter duf oos
9erbdltnib Der 8sieuihaft gu ben
Rom6biantinnen pirft. Shou in Der
Shule trdumten Die WGohen oou ret=
hen geihlBern. Der Director Der
5oftbeater unteritiiBte buraous Der
hGltniiie Der S6auipielertnnen NIT
pprnehmen uno reihen 6erreu; er lab
es bagegen ntht germ, oaB S6auipt.s
lerinnen heiratHten. Q8enn er oie
Gtnlpiliqung gu elmer @he erthellte,
oob er iebesmal gu periteben, baB es
/ unitnn mare, sgettier gu 3unfen 1.
Die StraBe, in lpeIher oas Jheatsr
lag. nunnte man bic rStraBe Der Gisa
be-, unb iunqe unb alte 6erren mat3s
| ten bier tdqlit in Shdaren 5enitera
prpmenoben. Die b0ie 8erpaItung
bate allsrbirgs infpferu SetptI'e 0in>
/ osrrifIe in ben Deg geleqt, ols bic ur~
tsrItsn S6eiben Der Teuiter Der Sheaa
| terIchule matt parsn. Die Wdoden
tletterten aber uuf Die 5enitsrbdnte. 10
oaB iie tpsnigitens ibren Sopf 8et9sn
tpnnten. lin 10 innoerborsr beriibrt
Der lmitdub. baB es SdauIptelertn@
nsn gab, bic nit Gntruftung nuuana
ItGnbiqe" Rollen 3uriidtpieisu, neil bic
gertorperung iplder ROllen geeen ibre
iittIihen Aninauungsn gtns. Jteben
/ tpeitgebenber iittltcner 2Oderung giug
alfo eins maine 9rnosrie. tpie bas ia
Iisbr oft Der 5al isiu ioIl
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piN u ., ~. apttl.
wtbl. - Der Wartt mar feR. @int.r
gateHis s4.30-5.4O. Straigbts g. s0---4 80.
Spriue PatsHts 475-5.95. StEaigbts $40
--46A Salsrs s3.61--4 90.
Meise Sur Nial liO%-lllL.t,
am Shlas l1le: far 9uli l05 l5-l07sse. am
S6Iub l059st; fur September l02l6 1895.
am sttus l02Ae
gStl htorn. sar Wa II -
T5e, am ShIab 78c; fur 5uN 765k-77L
ON stlns TL4c iar septsmbsr 1876,
am stIus 757ke.
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SaIus 57lee; fur sult 53ss-54lsc, an
saIus 54Isc; fur ssptsmbsr 49, -435Se,
ON salps 43ssc.
2saa.n.-ao. 2 CSC.
e.Th..- Gut. Eutt,rasrt. s5-lo5c.
cute bis aoic. Ral,g.ras l20-l37c.
slnhsia men. SO. 2. ES.
2l6ife. 30. Y. "a. 252e.
Stmoth amen. n.-Ssuer $500
l2 90 Der GsntHsr
altsia iaamsH. - SIS 0o-20 80 psr
g,utnsr.
msspsrt-sl7 7lk-ls.oO per sb,.-sar
Wai Sl7.75 - l7.9Tl5 am GhIus sl7. 90
iur snli sl8l5 -- 1875, am shigsSlS. .35
iar September sls.45-l5. zoe, am ShIul
sls.62ls.
5MmaI, Stops ser 100 gfb. -
Slr Mai sl0.l5-l0.30, am SnIus slO.25
flr3at $l0.35--lo.52Ik, am 5dIub sl0.45
Llr Stptembsr $40 52bS-Io.7215. an SaIui
Sl0.65.
short Rips. ei te r.--eof. $1,000
per loo bib. Our Rai sS.924a 1910, am
Stlns 5000; far Suli $40. 1910. 321aa,
ans SAlus $40. 20c; fIr September s1032 ~
l0.52ls, am StIub sl0.42ia.
Sntttr. - Warst in isstia. ertameriea
28-3lc. Talro 2i--2sc per gfune.
eisr.-Ter Marft III fsstie. srii5s lSis
-l9t per Dubeas.
sais.-Marit II itn. gr,am l634--
i7c per Ffune.
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1aaIhes Gneis&aler NDlisbat gcnnerhae Mpr 1912.


tern lo.Oo-1o.5o. tra6sus rsef. eAia,sn
IL. .00--2O.0o.
Observation-Disclosures. ttfef.
SAinfen l2L-13J6f, Rtsuie GhuItsrn
9k-s14t, Bellies l2-lshxe, SduItern 9I--
VIZ, Mem BORT Gut ghultern io-l01se.
Grifhfs6feif d. - Shiuten 1215a -13e.
Fisnis SnnItsrn 9k-- 10s, ghuItsrn 9K
--10e, ibOrt Aippsnfsiten 8--0le, fbort flare
ssiten 94--9ks, ertra ibort Seitsn 81
9l4s, Bellies l0laa--l21se per piuno.
WtbI unb @ttrtibe
Wsebl.-- aeues a3inter patrnt s4.55--4.70
@intsr fanen S4.25-4.5O, @inter Iamifp
3s.80-4.O5. Grtra s360-3.T0, orbiHdres
So. .40--3.60. 6arter 9seisen patent $3.50
5.95, bo. fansl $4.75--5. bp 6amilp s4.30
--4.40, Goaasnmebl, msrbwtitlit ssmiiAtts
"a gO--5O0, rtines Gitu IS l5--5.40, sernii-
Atts "A. .s0--5. Is per Hhi.
Btiisn.-Nartt ruhia uao fsh. Eo.
2 rstbsr @inter IL - lac, SO. 8 DO. 107-
ll0t. Ae. 4 rethsr a3-iOss per 2u. 8srsauit
FnurDsn: / ear rotber Mintsr no. z au ll4e
auf oem GeIsiie.
u.-Warft rubia u. piaiasr no
2 netbss S4-S5f, 80 3 meises S2--S3 -
Ao. nsiBss rs - sic, go. eelbes 83-s4f,
no. 8 DO. 6lts--s2lxs. ao. 4 DO. 77--80e.
60. esemifhtss 82 ga, 90. 3 DO. s01a Sic
70. bo. II soc, peibss foIbenfpru 1886
gsIbss DO. s. --88e. aemiiftss DO. 82-sfc
per Bu. 9erfauft purben: Gdr wetsss 20.
3 ~ 8aISe, 5 gars DO. ~ gee, Gar atIbss
no 4 III 77lse, Gar DO. no. Al 83e, |
Gar nsises No. ,u 79s auf bsm feleiie.
-Niarft lsbhait uus itH. no. . weiser
60l6--6le, stanoare msissr 6O-60tSe, no.
tpeisei SO 9is--6ot, no. msiser 57-59c, 10
atmii6ter 80 q -60t go. 3 bo 59-59i5c, 30
4 DO. 81 59e per Hu Btrtauit pure.n:
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III 60e, edr sentifhur go. 4 III 5slss, l
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acassn.- Mar't tttia. sie. 81 96t,
no. 3 90---s2t. no. 4 s4-s3t.
@trite. - no 2 gsintcr 81 .10--I IS. SO.
. s5t-sl. 10. 30. 4 so--35e 20. 3 sprins
s1.l0-l.3s, 30. 4 s0e-sl.l0, SattsrserFt.
65-s0c.
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8eraisi d Der @sirsies. Beetle init eeui,.
HiatH ain aItItisp 6d1s b.s bsrlasa aahrts
April II. 1919. april II. 1911
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@slihtorn. 20. atmiiftes 82tst 52s
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sshistp.
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977 Tbis. DiHitfsr's Ninifhts @oops aui
Der eafis bon si.s6 per @aaous.
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Riubbi,h. - 8tebss IS Cos. rs, Ssras
stiers S475-6.l0, psflihs Stiere IS 60
10, Stodsrs uub Geeoers 81 30--6. 50,
aAbe uRo 5eifrrs 81 65-7 90, adlber S. 90
s. 90. Diortt ftetia bis .tpas niebrigsr.
Shpsins. - 9eiAts S7.55--8Oo, as.
mift1te 81 68-8o71s, fd1wers s7.70-8 10,
ruubs 81 70-780, ssrteI s5.00-7.35.
gRartt itetia.
Shafe 9dmmsr. Shafe: Gin
hsimiiths 81 35-6 40, psftlihs a 50-6 95,
5ahrIiugs S. 90 10, Gamnsr einb.imt.
its IS .50--7 IS, DeitIihe s625-8. 90 Wartt
iistig bis tart
3ufubr Ainboieb 1900, SaEetHs
1900, Shafe uno gdumsr Is, 900.
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SeIs .pn sau. nurse ~ 2 - 81 auss..
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4ssH hisfontirt.
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tu "a s7lk unb 80 fass ,a sss--4. .s37s
Nnness- CbIiaattensH Dartn fts,.
tia unb pnrofH pie foIat auotirt:
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2& 100l asb.
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Der Narit unssrtg,lt unp bic prstfs tpuroen
htrabstorudt. asp Bort Central madDttn al,
ne ausnatms, muresn tart ashanssIt uuo
ftisasn i'm Irsiis, ionii aber aanosn bic
shlutno.irunsen meiAens ttmas unter BE-.
atH ben etitern.
sfndtsbenns Rurfe nurbsH bon efr Girnn
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Metaa MART.

g,uDers IL. april.
9ian il rahia su s43.30- 1850; supisr ia
ruh.s: Pate l6is--l6Le. slsethroIatie ~
1885,. eafina ~ l5ss - 1876. 8tei
rabia ~ s4.l5-4.22Is; Spsltsr in rubis,
Az $6.10-6.90. Eiieu mar itetia SO. |
Bonnsfn Northern ~ tl5. 5.25-l5.75, SO. 2
30. an sl4.75-l525, 30, l Southsru uHo
10. soaibsrH ioii tu slS.2S-l5.75.
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Blu. bonn Stors. uneariidsr uub btutfdber
Billtt 81 40, eelsebnlidrr 81 80 per BufbeI.
fuhmeisen 00e ant Dem SsI,tie uns Sl 10
bonn Gtere
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Mimbpieb -. Die 3uiahr mar hsuts
rsrh0ltnismasig gering une ba bic aadiraae
mar unbeesuisnp mar, 10 nor Der Nartt he.
tia, Sto6ers unb 5eseers paren IN gutter
ganfraas uus hart. Nilhtake hnS iesis.
S1usrs Etssrs S5.Tt--7.25. 0rtra S7.35
The Keota news., 1912-06-28
GATHERING AT ORCHESTRA HALL.
TO LAUNCH NEW PARTY BE-
GINS ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
COLONEL WILL ACCEPT
NATION WIDE ORGANIZATION
PLANNED FOR cAMPAIGN-DEN.
YER AFTER CONVENTION.

Chicago.-Former President Theo.
lore Roosevelt was nominated for
President on an independent ticket
Saturday night. In the dying hours OF
he Republican National convention
which he had met defeat.
The followers OF Col. Roosevelt gath
cred in Orchestra hall. less than a
nfle from the Coliseum. and pledged
heir support to the former President.
In accepting the nomination Col.
Roosevelt appealed to the people OF all
sections, regardless OF party affilia-
lions, to stand with the founders OF the
lew party. one of whose cardinal prin-
ciples, he said, was to be. Thou shalt
not steal
-Thou Shalt Not Steal" to Be Slogan.
The informal nomination OF Col.
Roosevelt was said TO be chiefly for
the purpose of effecting a temporary
organization. Beginning Immediately
the work OF organization will be
pushed forward rapidly, state by state.
Col. Roosevelt in accepting the nom-
lnation told the delegates that he did
so on condition that they would return
to their homes. find out fully the senti-
ment and wishes OF the people they
represented, and that they would
again assemble. at some other city.
and hold national convention, when.
he said. he would step aside did the
new party decide to declare for an
other standard bearer.
1t was said that in all probability
the convention OF the new party would
be held In Denver. Scores OF tele.
grams poured in on the Roosevelt lead
ers urging Denver for the meeting
place. and 1t was the universal senti-
ment among the delegates that that
city would get the first convention OF
the new party.
A speech nominating Col. Roosevelt
was made by Comptroller w. A. Prem
dergast of New York. who was to have
pressed the colonel's name to the bolt
ed convention.
William Draper Lewis OF the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania law school.
who was to make one OF the seconding
speeches, delivered the address which
he had prepared for the Republican
convention.
Representatives OF z2 states COM
posed the notification committee
which informed Col. Roosevelt OF his
nomination. and in a sense stood as
sponsors for the movement
Men from Twenty-Five States Notify
Roosevelt.
The committee consisted OF Comp
troller w. II. Pendergast OF New York.
Meyer Lissner of California, former
Congressman Richmond Pearson OF
North Carolina, Frank Knox OF Michi
gan, Matthew Hale Of Massachusetts,
A. r. Gartord, Ohio; David Browning.
Kentucky: Everard Bieter. Jr.. Utah;
Walter Thompson. Vermont: Judge
Oscar r. Hundley. Alabama: Judge
Ben B. Lindsey. Colorado; Andrew
Rain. Minnesota: Judge Stevens.
Iowa; Judge Lowder, North Dakota:
William Allen White, Kansas; John c.
Greenway, Arizona; ex-Gov. John
Franklin Fort. New Jersey: Col. E.
Darlington, Maryland: Pearl Wight
Louisiana; Lorenzo Dow. Washington
Walter Clyde Jones. Illinois: Fran
Jrantl. oklaAoma.
The Keota news., 1912-06-28
Cutting Repartee.


How said lawyer to witness,
how can you possibly bear such tes-
timony against this man who you say
Is your friend?"
Sir" said the man. he is my
friend. and love him. but love
Truth more"
You should be ashamed" replied
the lawyer, Ito turn your back on q
friend for one who is a perfect strang-
er to you"
The Paxton Toilet Co. Of Boston,
Mass, will send large trial box Of
Paxtine Antiseptic, a delightful cleans
ing and germicidal toilet preparation.
to any woman, free. upon request
Children who have been brought
up as pets may never get over being
disagreeable
II you would discover a woman's
weakness. keep quiet and listen.
entirely OF carefully selected purs hsrbs-
The finger OF destiny 10 undoubtedly
on The hasd Of fats.
The Keota news., 1912-06-28

A girl may laugh at love. but later
she may realize that there 10 nothing
better to cry on than a mans shoul.
der
The Keota news., 1912-06-28

II you would discover a woman's
weakness. keep quiet and listen.
The Keota news., 1912-06-28

Gsrdeld Tea, the NatsrSI Laxative Is made
entlrsly OF carefully selected purs herbs.
The Keota news., 1912-06-28

Some philanthropist should offer q
reward for a college that doesn't need
the money
The Keota news., 1912-06-28

The finger Of destiny 10 undoubtedly
on the haSd Of fats.
The Keota news., 1912-06-28

Fathers Day.
Gabe-I see that they celebrated
Mothers Day Why don't they have
Fathers Day?
Steve-Father has every Saturday
night. hasn't he?
The Keota news., 1912-06-28

A postal card to Garfield Tea Co., Brock.
lyn, n. Y, asking for sample will repay you.
The Keota news., 1912-06-28

".Yes. that is true: but. thank
goodness, to unmake them We have
to go only as far as Reno"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

station, and as sidellne carries
automobile supplies.
Mrs. Emma Mathis and her
daughter. Miss Maud. we're pleasant
~ surprised last evening by party
Of their friends at their home, IA
West Eighth South street. Music
aud games we're enjoyed, with a
supper following Mrs. Mathis and
her daughter have recently moved
here from Price Salt Lake Tri-
bune. 1ith.
A. Bowman. In charge OF the
work for the Utah Construction
company. was In Price Monday last
from Mohrland and Black Hawk on
his way to ogden. lie says every
thing out that way Is progressing
very well. but help IL scarce. His
company IL advertising for men in
this weeks Advocate. station men,
especially are wanted.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19
CARBON IS REPRESENTED
Miss Tc-sic Harmon of Price On'
of the Maids of Honor.

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. IL
Twelve counties Of Utah have al
ready entered the competition for
floats TO be presented In the parade
and electrical pageant on the even
ing OF September 3Oth and ncgotla-
lions are under way whereby nearly
all OF the remaining counties will
provide a maid OF honor to attend
the Queen OF Irrigation" Among
the counties that have already made
definite arrangements for the con-
structlon OF floats are Box Elder.
Salt Lake. Juab. Willard. Iron. Car
bon. Grand. San Juan, Davis. Utah.
SEWER and Wayne. In many of the
counties OF Utah contests are under
way for the selection OF maids Of
honor Some OF the counties. how
ever. have already selected their
maids. those already announced In
Guiding Tooelc. Rebccca Atkin OF
Tooclc. Carbon. Teauie Harmon Of
Price. Willard. Grace Hopkins OF
Desoret. and Garfield. Fonella Hey
wood OF Panguitch.
J. EdWard Taylor. state horticul'
tural Inspector and who has had
general supervision OF the collec-
ton and preparation OF exhibits for
the congress. has assured Chairman
George A. Snow OF the Utah board
of control that the exhibits will be
equal TO those shown at any exposl'
ton East or West. The handsom,
silver cups offered by tho congress
aa prizes TO the counties showing
the best irrigated farm products
have arrived and tho order for IN,
silver prizes for the best floats IN
the parade has been placed by tbs
committee on paradcs
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

Advocate Want Ads Get Results.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19
IL YOU PAY HALF Oh THE
DEBTS YOU OWE TO YOUR
SELF, YOU'LL BE ABLE 10
PAY ALL THE DEBTS YOU
OWE To OTHERS

You "owe IL to yourself Ia
BUY WISELY. IL there's a
chance Ca make one dollar serve
YOU as well Rs two dollars or
dlnarily, do you cove IL to
YOURSELF to find that chance?
n there are chances to save
five dollars ON u suit Of clothes,
or ON "A dress, n piece Of furni-
ture. a Jewely purchase, a
trunk, ON the monthly grocery
bills, the months expenditures
for shoes, hats, haber'iashery,
you "Owe Il Ia yourself'-surr-
ly--tO find these chancesl Some
OF your friends are finding such
chances ALL THE TIME /! They
arc advertisement readers, of
course.
SO, II you would pay one OF
the most important and urgent
OF the debts that you owe tn
Yourself, become an advertise
ment roader-a buyer of adVef-
tised things!
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

My now goods have arrived and
can supply you with most anything
In the furniture line. The second
hand stock viii be placed within a
few days. sumner next TO Ballln-
gers.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

Mark s. Beattie OF Salt Lake
City was at the Savoy last Monday.
lie Is a brotheT-ln-law OF Edward II.
tombstone. Mrs. tombstone, who
has been at Heber City for some
time, has returned TO Price.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

Mrs. Gwilym Jones visited with
friends at Price the first OF the
week. returning TO Black Hawk yes
terday. whore she will be the guest
OF Mrs. william FORESTER for a
short time before going 10 wyom-
ing.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

wen go your bonds" II. W.
Crockett a Co, Price. Utah.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

Mrs. j. s. Warner writes the
Dispatch asking that their paper be
changed from sunnyside TO Price,
where they have moved. She says
they are pleasantly located and like
II very much there. Green River
Dispatch, 18th.
j. A. Hart OF Mounds was a
Price visitor Tuesday last, PAYING
his respects to the great moral and
religious" lie Is in the employ OF
the Denver and Rio Grande at that
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

Legal blanks. over three hundred
forms In stock. Advocate Publish
ting Co.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

Registration days are October
sth. 9Th. 18th. 29th and sOth,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

New hats arriving daily at Miss
Kennedy's at all prices.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

My new goods have arrived and
can supply you with most anything
In the furniture line. The second
hand stock will be placed within a
few days. sumner. next TO Ballin-
gers.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-19

Registration days are October
Sth. eth. 18th. 29th and aOth.