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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27
WAR ON BULL MOOSE Is BE-
GUN IN HOUSE.

Baton Rouge, La, June 22.-
Representatives Powell, Of Beau
regard. chairman of the house
committee on elections, today III
troduced in the house a bill the
practical effect of which is to
change the party atfiliation in
this State from SIX months to
two years. The bill aims to pre-
vent Democrats voting in Demo
cratic primaries and then the
Progressive or Republican ticket
in following elections, or vica
versa.
The bill provides:
That at any primary election
following any congressional or
general election hereafter held
in this State, any elector pro-
posing to vote in said primary
election may be challenged by
any ector, commissioner or
watcher in said election, to an
swer under oath, first, whether
he participated in any congress.
sional Or general election within
two years preceding the time he
is offering to vote; second, if he
IL paltcnpate, N any such cleo
ton, he may De further equlred
to answer whether he voted the
party ticket OF the political party
holding the primary III when ne
is then proposing to vote.
That if upon such challenge
the elector answers chat he did
vote in congressional or gene
raj election within two years pre-
ceding the time he is offering to
vote, and if ne further answers
that he did not support the party
ticket or candidates Of the po-
litical party then holding the
primary, at which he is offering
to vote, he shall not be permitted
to vote in said primary.
That if any elector shall par
ticipate in any primary election
when prohibited as above pro-
vided, he shall be subject to a
fine not exceeding $lUO or lmpri-
sonment not exceeding thirty
days, or both, at the discretion
OF the court, and in default Oh
payment Of the fine not exceed
ing thirty days additional I'M
prisonment. That if comm
sioners Of election shall permit
any elector to vote, when he has
disqualified himself under the
challenge above provided for,
they shall be subject to fine of
not exceeding 800 or imprison-
ment not exceeding thirty days,
or both, at the discretion of the
court; and in default of the pay
ment of the fine not exceeding
thirty days additional imprison
ment.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27

The Comet had pleasant call
last Thursday from Mr.. j. S.
Power, Of New Iberia, who was in
Thibodaux in the interest Of his
candidacy for the office Of Rail
road Commissioner from this Dis
trict, he being after the position
now held by Mr.. Shelby Taylor,
Of Crowley. Mr.. Power prom
ises, if the people will consider
him favorably, to make periodi-
cal trips over the district that he
represents and thus, in a direct
way, find out just what his con-
stituents want and then he will
try to give the relief or assistance
needed. These are certainly good
promises. Mr.. Power served as
Mayor of New Iberia and we un-
derstand that he gave his people
uniform Observation-Disclosures
Comet.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27
AWAY WITH CONSTIPATION.

Seven of Americas Best Doctors
Endorse Dodson's Liver Tone
to Take Place of Calomel.
Dangerous calomel's place is
now taken by Dodson's Liver
Tone safely and reliably, accord
ing to seven of the most noted
and highest priced physicians in
the United States, after careful
analysis. These physicians al
ways command huge fees and In
this consultation were paid for
their best skill.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pa
latable egetable-liquid, with easy
and natural action, and is sold
and guaranteed by John R. Tay-
lor & Bro, who will refund pur-
chase price (50c) instantly with
out question if it does not prove
satisfactory in every way.
There is not only no danger IN
taking this reliable remedy, but
it causes no gripe, no pain and
the after-effects are pleasant in
stead Of disagreeable. as with
calomel. Dodson Liver Tone
interferes in no way with your
regular duties, habits and diet.
Instead, it actually builds and
strengthens you so that you feel
happier, brighter, better and
healthier.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27

C. Romero $1.00; Leonard Rom
ero 1864; j. R. Taylor & Bro.
$500; L. Dreyfus $50; Mrs.
Otto Indest $3.50; G. T. Landry
$4,000; NJ. David $500; Luca
Bennett $21.O0; Thos. Buford
1915; Lourds Pay Roll $S2.5 ,
P. c.. Valet $1,000; Bank Of Jean
erette $S3.40; S. Gilbert $24.S5; !;
Citizens Bank $52.45; Jean Cour
rege $41.0S; L. Bennett $21.00;
D. Romero $4,000; P. c. Valet
$1,000; Smith & Cavelin $4,000 !;
F. Boudreaux 1915.
H. A. KING, President
W. L. BURKE, Secty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27
BASE BALL.

An interesting game was
played on the local diamond last
Sunday between Lafayette and
New Iberia which was won by
former team by the score of 5 to
8. The local club lost the game
by poor base running and a few
errors which caused the run get
ting of the Lafayette team. To-
morrow the team has decided to
have rest, therefore will be no
game until the 9TH Of July. Fol
lowing is the box score of last
Sundays game:
NEW TREPTk
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27
APPROVED BY POLICE JURY
MEETING OF JUNE Z, IL.
JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES.
r Leblanc $3.50: w. Romero.

JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES.
E. Leblanc $3.50; w. Romero,
S.55; j. A. Dugas $14.95; E. Ro-
nero, $S.45; M. J. Dominique
$500; j. G. Thomas 5000; Jas.
Borel 5000; A. Goula 1886 ;
j. A. Babin $3.50; Chas. Boutte
$1495; J. R. Davis $36.67; M. A.
Moss $3.50; I. T. Legnon 5000.
GENERAL.
Miss Thelma French $1,000; /;
w. L. Burke $100; F. O. Darby
$25; N. I. Enterprise, printing
and pub. proceedings $13; Dau-
terive Furniture Co. $31.70; E. J..
Gary 1890; Sidney Boutte $15 !;
NJ. W. Fisher So; Citizens Bank
$1.OO; L. Broussard $40; S. L..
Broussard $37 50; O. J. Trainor s
Son 1895; N. I. Hardware Co.,
$40; N. I. National Bank $4.25 !;
L. A. Valet. Supt. $S50.45; W. L.
Burke $595; Rose Porter 1873. 80; :;
A. N. Muller $500; E. L. CLANCY
$500; N. I. Ice & Btle Works 81 ::
Fred Decourt $4,000; T. A. De-
rouen $4,000; Mrs. E. Wood
$3.50.
CRIMINAL.
Geo. Henderson $1625.00; Leon
Dreyfus, $3.10; J. G.. Leblanc
$500; j. T. Moore 1920; A. j.
Broussard 100; G.. A. Druilhet
1910; S. G.. Harry $4,000; R. V.
Mouret $420; Jos. Bonin $4.0O;
E. G.. Leblanc $100; W. F. Moss
$1.00; A. N. Muller $125.00; N.
Delcambre $500; P. C. Romero
$3.50: Bank of .Jeanerette $500.
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Annie Wyche $1,000; Eli Bout
te 1920; A. Fortier $500; Jean
erette Lumber & Shingle Co.,
5000; A. Gonsoulin $16.75; M.
David $4,000; A. Decuir 1920;
"A. Leblanc $4,000; Jeanerette
Lumber & Single Co., 1920;
l.. L. Renoudet Lumber Co.,
$2A3.24, Alcide Broussard $14;
G. M. Landry $1,000; L. Ranconet
1920; E. Gajan $16.s5; New
Iberia Foundry & Machine Works
$3.50: w. Labauve $3.50; M. Du-
gas $1O1.0O.
BOND B.
G.. Waller $1.00: L. Bennett
$2I00; s. Gilbert 1915; L. M.
Turner $4,000; w. E. Green
$11O5.55; J. Alexander $10.50;
Lastie Bertrand $500; H. Con
-dron $4O0; Arthur Landry $3.50 |
F. NJ. Bodin $3.50: A. M. Bernard
Wagon Works $22.O5; J. H.
Fisher $500: N. I. Hardware Co. |
$2S.74; P. J. Lagarde $500; G. I
M. Landry $500: Albin Segura
$195.0o; F. Ambrouso 1915; IL
Bennett $14.0O: VIM. Lourd SIS;
M. Buteau 1925; Alexis Brous-
sard $500; L. F. Decourt $500;
A. Vaughn $500; Adelma Dore
$50: BERTRAND Lumber Co.
1857; Southern Stock Specific !.
Co. $500; Texas Oil Co. $71.27:
Aladdin Decuir $15. j; Davis &
Scharff $2.45; Bank Of Jeane-
retta $8465: Bank Of Jeanerette
H4.25; s. Gilbert $19.75; V. P.
Guilfoux $4,000: D.. Dorsey So;
Gab. Gary 5000; A. Fortier
KS 90. A + Deconrt All (f). p
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27
How To Give Quinine To Children,

FEBRILINE is the trademark name given to an
improved Quinine. 1t is Tasteless Syrup pleas
ant to take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children take it and never know il is Ouiuine.
Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try
it the next time you need Outline for any pur-
pose. Ask for 2.ounce original package. The
name FEBRILINE is blown in bottle. IS cents
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27

Battef Str1Kes on third ball That
hits him. s"sSN9E
Summary: Earned runs. New
Iberia 3; Base on balls. off Dieu-
donne 3. off Peck 4;Two base
hit, Markham; Struck out by
Dieudonne 10. by Peck g: Hit by
Peck 2; Sacrifice hits, Jennaro,
Hebert. Time of game one hour
and forty minutes. Umpires.
Boutte and Carey. Scorer n.
Dais.
Lafayette ..... .0O1 0O1 3O1-5I
New Iberia =. 200 600 3OO-3
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27
COLDS & La@

3 or 6 doses 660
any case of Chills 4 f
& LaGrippe; it acts o1l
better than Calomel ao
eripe or sicken. Pricf
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27
Only One "BR0Mo QUININE"

To get the genuine, cali for full name. LAxA.
TIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature Of
E. w. GROVE. Cures q Cold in One Day. Stops
cough and headache. and works of cold. 25c,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27

Ctarre2 Z: I, Z, /, L. i:aGEiPPE
: Or . dcses 60o will break
any c-se Of Chills a. Fever, Colds
& Ia Grippe; it acts on the liver
better than Caiomel and does not
eripe or sicEsn. Price 25c.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27

nire List having been !,
the said Clerk on Sem.
OF paper Or ballots, !
the names so selected
those containing the nas
persons chosen to servs
Jurors, were placed IL
labelled General Ver
Thereupon the slips con-.
the General Venire Box !.
mixed and Mic Delcas.
of hte jury Commission, ,V(
presence Of the Others -
above named witnessHl
therefrom, one at a tn1
names of thirty (3O) ps
serve as petit jurors for
beginning Monday tn.
of July A. D. 1914 al 1ITl
A. NJ. to-wit: ty
l. Paul Goulas es
2. Duprelon Broussard ID
3. Hardy Boutte ....Tl
+. Ike Maritzky ....,.sfi
5. Theogene Aucoin i. !
6. Raoul Jacquemoud 4
7. E. W. Broussar d. ...rl
s. Chas W. Walker ...Icr
g Paul Bourgeois
10. G. P. Couvillon ....sh,
II. Bertrand Langlois M
y. Leon Leblanc -,
13. S. j. Delahoussaye 4,
IA. Julian Charpentier
Is. Robert Boutte e,
16. Zenon Lejeune .....srt;;
II. John O'Brian ......;s
IS. Edmond Meyer -. 81
19. Aug. Demahy -
20. Emile Mini ........
p. Hicks Fremin IN
%. A. A. Girard ...... 1
%. Claude Lacoste "a -
"a. Clement Gary .....re'
p. Fernand Broussard a
26. 1sidore Fleury .....rd
p. Norbert Provost ..,..
%. H. j. Daigre .....A
%. Luther Petitfils :.
30. Frank Laughlin ....
Which thirty (30) sill
.ots so drawn were plae
envelope, sealed and
with the words thereon ],
List of Jurors Mol" af
We proceeded to draw
same manner thirty 81 (
.ional names for service
Jurors for the week
IN Monday, July 20th, |,
'olloWs. to-Wit:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-06-27

l. Edmond Pesson -.
2. Emile Simon .....l
3. Eraste Leblanc IA
4. Narcisse Druilhet i
5. Martial Broussard !
6. Alcee Babineaux i
Z. Geo. Duboin ......|
8. Paulin Bergerie y.
8. Dennis Broussard i
10. H. B. Hewes .....,.
IL. Octae j. Hebert :.
-. B P. Olivier -.
13. Ulric Barras .......
IA. E. A. Lagarde .....a
Is. Jos. Courrege ....s
16. Willie Stafford Ia
II. L. B. Delahoussaye !
Is. Thomas Hart
19. N. Emile Gondran
20. Ovee Broussard =.
21. Dumas Bertrand III
%. E. M. Frenzel -.
%. E. E. Duplantis !.
"a. st. Clair Dugas +.
%. Jos. Broussard j.
26. Fred J. Napier s..
27. V. Jennaro .......
%. Jos. Hugonin 80
20. Prevail Bonin ....s
80. Chas. Decuir -.
Which thirty (30)
names as drawn were "
closed in an envelope
dorsed thereon the Wo|
Of Jurors No. g" So
envelopes and the one :
the names of the Grand
were placed in a box
Jury Box - which
locked and sealed and
the custody Of the Cler1
to be used in the July !
We also sealed the O.
nire Box and placed saI
custody of the CLERK
subject'to the orders
trict Judge.
In evidence whereoi
my signature officially
day of June A. D. 1914
N. DELGAl
JOSEPH b
P. C. ROM
B. V. M0U]
Jury Com
Witnesses:
A. A. Flory
Lezaire Broussard.
j. G.. D
Clerk & Ex-Officio ~
missioner.
A true copy: Attea
J. G. LEBLA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-12


the Of
through the mobilization rifle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-12
BUILD woRk1NGMEN's HOMES.

Authorities of towns in the Rhine
districts and in Westphalia, Germany,
have taken steps to use public funds
for Building wcrkingmen's homes. a
great scarcity IL which has been felt
in late years in western Germany be-
cause of the great industrial growth
of the districts preceding the war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-12

These photographs. fresh from
Belgium, give some idea Of what war
means to the fighting men of that
country.
Upper photograph shows how
wheat shesves sheltered Belgian
cavalry ut the defense Of Haelen.
The sheaves were supported by the
ances Of the soldiers.
The lower photo was made during
lull In the fighting during the great
siege Of Liege, and shows the Bel
gians waiting for the next attack by
the Germans. It was from these
trenches that the Belgians repeatedly
checked the advance Of the kaiser's
cavalry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-12

Dispatches from London tell Of tre-
mendous military activity in that city
GUM and France These pictures,
which have just reached the United
States. SHOW some of the Eritich SOL
diers who by this time Lave probably
seen active service on the continent
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29
ANNUAL DANCING FETE or
RELIEF SOCIETY NEXT WEEK

Following n the program for the
relief society dance 90 be given NJ
city Hall ON, February 6. 1914;
Invocation BY o. J. Harmon.
Grand march nj o'clock. led by
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Mathis.
ouadrille.
French -Four
Waltz
Two Stop.
Speech OF welcome by Mary e.
Pace.
Reply to speech by A. W Hors-
ley.
aix Nation.
Schottischo.
Song by Kate Pace.
scotch Reel.
Music during picnic by phouo-
graph.
SDatt Waltz.
Selection BY Henry Empey ON the
ACCORDION.
ouadrile.
varaouvienne.
Song by Sarah mathis and com
pany
Quadrille Upper reel
Waltz. Hone Sweet Home"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29
Catnrrh Canrot be cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. m they
cannot ruach tho seat % tie disease. Ca
tarrh II n blood Or constitutional disease.
and IN Cfdrr 10 cure u You must take In
ternai remedies iiAila chtarr'i Cure Il
taken Internally. aad acts directly upon
the blood nld riuloui surface HANS
Cntnrrh Cure N nst n Quack medicine. II
was prescribed by ore ~ tho best phy-
aiciann IN this country for years ana u
a rfruiar prescription. II n composed or
the best tonica known. combined With the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect comhinn-
ton Of the two ingredients - What pro-
duccn such wonderful results IN curing
catarrh. Send Ter testimonials. free.
y. J. CHENEY a CO. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold BY DrufFlatn, price DC.
Take uAli'u Family Pills for conntpAtion-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29


e. X. Olson returned last night
from bic trip to Nevada and the
Pacific coast and glad to get back
20 the biggest" AZ we'll as the
best little city on earth.
S. A. ELAN, the Helper jeweler.
was a Price business visitor last
saturday MI Elan Is the ID. a
n. @. time inspector At Helper. He
ls one of The Advocates new adj
vertisers and his frequent announce
meu.s will appear IN this paper for
the next fifty-two weeks. Mr.. ELAN
is an expert in his line and The
Advocate takes pleasure In recon-
mendine him to the people Of his
community needing anything IN
jcwolry OF IN watch. clock OF jewell
~ repairing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Perkins ceie-
brated the tenth anniversary Of
their wedding isst Friday by giving
a six-couroe dinner 20 a few invited
guests. Roast turkey was the prinl
cipai rem Of the menu and the din
ner prepared BY Mrs. Perkins was
excellent IN every respect. Mr.. ami
Mrs. Perkins were married In Price
ten years ago and with the oxcep-
tion of a few years residence An
Nevada and Washington. have re
sided here. whore they are we'll
known and respected by large cir
Gle OF friends. who wish them many
happy returns Of their wedding an
niversay.
J. NJ. whitmore left here Tues.
day night and will be Joined by his
brother. Geo. c. whHmore. at Salt
Lake City. from which place the
two will 20 to the whitmore copper
mine in Arizona. Their mihing
property. with further development.
promises 20 become one Of the
large producers OF the state. borh
In quentity Of mineral ne we'll ~
dividends. About three carloads OF
the ore has been shipped and an
other will be forwarded 90 Baii
Lake while che whitmorca are on
the ground at this time. The prop
erty Il located about twenty miles
from the Salt Lake Route.
s. A. Wells and Cody Lyon OF
Myton left sunday for homo over
the Nine Nile route. Mr.. Wells Il
planning TO engage In the whole
sale ana retail moat business IN
Carbon county In the immediate fu-
ture.
The McKune Forwqrding company
has received an order for ton OF
flour to be shipped by parcel post
70 Altonah on the reservation. The
consignecs are !. d. McKune and ,.
N. Willard. The former. for the IN
forests OF Bob McKuno and himself.
has secured from the government a
splendid tract OF timber land near
the TOWNSHIP OF Ahonah and will IN
the Immediate future install a down
to-datc aawmill outfit The Nc
Kunca. like all the res, OF the Al
tonah landowners. are enthuaiastic
over the prospects OF Altonah aud
are not only putting In their time.
hut their money "a we'll ON its fu-
ture. Altonah IL surrounded BY a
splendid agricultural area. II o.
close 10 the forest reserve. has an
abundant supply OF pure. mountain
water, fuel can be had Tor the pick
ing OF Il up. game Il plentiful and
the Disciples Of Isaac Walton can
catch any old time the number o.
pounds OF trout permitted by thc
states laws.
"
80.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29
hest Cough Medicine Tor ohIIdrcl

best Cough Medicine for children.
II am very glad 10 say a few
words IN praise OF chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs Ida
Dewey. Milwaukee. Wis. Il have
used n for years both for my chill
dren and myself and Il never falls
TO relieve and cure a cough on a
cold. No family with children
should be without Il as Il gives al
most immediate relief IN cases OF
Group" chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy Is pleasant and safe 20 take.
which Is OF great importance when
medicine should be given 20 chill
dren. For sale BY all dealers. I'D,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29

The local order OF Masons have
contaminated negotiations whereby
a viii lease tho rooms over che
Finst National bank building. for
merly occupied by the Commercial
club. The Commercial club durlng
the paat week has completely sold
out all OF It's furniture and fixtures,
The organization realized a good
sum. which together With the un.
paid dues Of the members win put
the organisation An the clear as faI
as any outstanding Indebtedness d
concerned.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29
PRICE AND VICINITY

Mrs.. J. b. Roberts entertains at
i've hundred this afternoon.
Mise Mulroney is suffering from
sprained ankle this week.
Sorosis meets with Mrs. J. r. Fer
ris Friday Of this week. MIS-. J. b.
Middleton Is the leader.
Mrs. Elizabeth soslnski, the new
proprietor OF the Tavern, araved
Friday OF last week 20 take per
sonal supervision Of the business.
J. W. Cherry. district attorney.
was distinctly honored by the Ma
sonic order at the Grand Lodge iast
week in Salt Lake, when he was
elected 70 the position Of Grand
Master.
Reports from the bedside Of Mrs
9. A. Peacock. who was operated
upon lass week al 81. Marks hos
patal for tumor, are most encourage
ing. and there Is every indication
that her recovery will be rapid. .
The old Dixie fire Insurance com
pany that has taken many risks in
Price has gone out Of business and
10 being reinsurod In the Globe a
Rutgers company. OF which the Nc
Donald Real Estaie q Investment
company Is the agent.
Rev. J. y. Ferris returned the
later part OF last week from atien-
dance NJ the Masons Grand Lodge
which convened IN Salt Lake. Mr..
Ferris was elected for the ensuing
year 10 the position OF chairman OF
the grand lodge library committee.
q. II. Griffin has purchased the
Franks photograph studio over the
Garden store Mr. Griffin has been
located at Montrosc. Colo. and ne
comes to Price with the highest
recommendation. Ills announce
mont appears elsewhere in this inn
preston.
Tho Kentucky Liquor House Of
Helper IL new corporation since
the Last Issue Of The Advocate. n
Shea IA the president. sam Backai.
vice president. Henry Backai. sec
rotary and Joe FILTER. manager.
There has been a s,ronE demand
for n house of this Kind at Helper
for a long Zine The nov firm will
carry a complete limo OF firss-ciass
goods.
Antoine Madscn. former reprcscn-
tative OF Carbon county. and who In
tho legislature OF 1911 made him
self famous by his profound Wis
dom on divorce legislaiion. was a
Prieo business visitor the latter
part OF last week. Antoine IL now
deputy fish and game warden. lie
is also a prominent member Of the
Madsen Mercantile company. which
n rebuilding on the store site re-
eontly devastated by fire.
An unusually large number Of
brAkcbcam tourists are making thls
section. all going north. Hardly a
night passes without a request Tor
beds In jan and breakfasts. The
mon any they have been shipped
from Salt Lake 20 Sllina Canyon,
given couple OF days work and
turned adrIfi. This IA the --latest
method adopted By Salt Lake in the
handling OF their unemployed
Castle Dale Progress.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29

Goodman's Repair shop 10 the
place to get your keys. We have
the largest supply OF keys In East
ern Utah.--Advt. 5a-4.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29

on account Of the good work the
Lewis Jewelry store has turned out
IN the past three years they have
been compelled 20 add 70 their force
a matchmaker Work was coming
I'm faster than they could possibly
get Il out.--Ady,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29

The Auction Bridge club met at
the home OF Mrs. Ohm Crockett on
Wednesday afternoon and n very
enjoyable time was had. Those
present were Mrs Thos. Fouta. Mn.
y. y. Woods. Mrs. Carlos Gundor-
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-01-29
New York Cash Store
The People who do al they Advertise.

son. Mrs. Thos. Dumayne. Mrs. J,
X. sharp. Mrs. Matt GiImour. Mrs.
H. Il. kirkpatrick. Mrs. w. n. An
dcrson. Airs. Carl Marcnscn. Mrs
". c. Bonfor. Mrs. y. c. Ice. Mrs.
y II. Mcdonald. Mrs. r. w. Crock
ett. Mrs. Thos. Fitzgerald. Mias A.
suarp and Miss A. Walsh. Mrs, r.
u. Kirkpatrick was awarded the
hostess prize. Mira. W. u. Anderson
INC club prize and Miss A. Walsh
the guest prize.
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The Garden Meat Market han
dies first-elaas fresh. salt and
smoked meats. poultry. butter and
eggs -Advt. lit
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II you have gun that needs re-
pairs. take II 90 0oodman'a Repair
Shop. Ba-l.
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Ms. Carl Gundcrson entertained
az five hundred and luncheon last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. chaa,
Ayerin won the first prize and Mrs.
Matt Gilmour the second prize. The
guests we're Mrs. A. d. Maci.ean,
Mira. Thos. Fouts. Mrs. Stanley BAL.
linger. Miss Jessie Fouta. Mrs. },
H. sharp. Miss Anna Sharp. Mrs
Thos. Dumayne. Mrs. Thos. Murphy
Miss Josie Fitzgerald. Mrs N. "
Maloney. Mrs. Thos. Fitzgerald. Mrs
Fred l.. Wairous. Mrs. u. r. Nc
Donald. Mrs A. J Lee. Mrs. r. G.
Lee. Mrs, Geo. Horner. Mrs. chas
Ayeriil. Mrs J y. Roberts. Mrs. r.
r. Kirkpatrick. Mn. Mam Cllmour
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. W c. Benfer. Mrs
~ j. wiegman. Mrs Claude Novls
Mrs W e. Anderson. Mas Rub,
Stewart. Mrs. l.. A. LAUDER. Mira
Geo y. Bench. Mrs. II. A.. Woods
Mrs Warner. Mrs. Geo. Nelme, Mrs
j. A. Crockett. Mrs. c. Il. Marcu,
sen, Mrs. p. c. Sullivan
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