Iron County Record from Cedar City, Utah • Page 6

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Hi Ttie Htnonut of ImlJdliiK koIdk on ji neoeif Hatei tlio procuring of miyona who ohm wlold trowol. TIiobo build Bt Inu nre determined to Imvo tho whIIh up liafore Another euroro cold Biiup cornea. Tomorrow ovoiiIdk In tho Wnrd Hall the i M. 1, ABuoulutlonu of tha two wmda will hold forth In Bft booIh! at whloh no uoutlomon will bo Bf allowed. They Intend to hnvo a noad time without helntr hamperad with an A "awkward enaud," Come Early.

It you want your oholuo of tho moat urtlatlo Xmaa Oarda to bo found In B1 tho town be sure and anil at tho Co K- --M ujamn -l Ptui fttot within thu next few'dayu, They aru bottutlua Mr, liorKatrom, who la tcaobor of tho 7th fjrado io the district aobool la con tied to hla room with Illuoaa and MUa Kato Palmer la taking bli placn In the aloaa room. It la ox-pootod tbnt within a few days he will bo at hla pott of duty again. Monday evening at the home of Ed ward Parry a birthday patty was hold In honor of MUa Mame Parry. Tho Itntnedlato rolatlvea of tho younu lady woro there and onjoved thomselvos in the boo I nl hoepltallty of Mr. Harry and family.

Mibb Elalo Nolaon, daughtor tlengt Nelson, oama from Para guonah laat week to rpend TliHtika-giving with her parontR. The young lady returnnd to her aohool at that plaoo Sunday. Sho, la looking and fooling well aud enjoying her work In the aohool room. A lax MnthoBou who wout ou vlait to Uoftvor Inst wok baa returned and etatoa that he had a uloo time. He brought with him hla eon William, who la mlllor of the Ueuvor Roller Mills, and ho will remain a few daya vlaltlng with bla patenla aud broth ora.

13oglu your abopplng early In tbo day bu the olcrka can wait on you be foio It getB too late to see. If you happen to bo In arrears to tbo Rcoord, come up wltb tbo "dough" ao tbe editor oan begin to purchase Santa Olana. If you have to wait eorae llttlo time to br waited on in any of the itorea, don't get impatient. Ita-meaaber 'that the holiday ruah Is on and the clerks aro unutually busy. Tho blaboprlo of tbe two wards will make a houae to boubo oanvaaa of all the members of tbe oburob, If pocai bio before the i Yoar.

Octter Ktt good, ao yuu will eojoy tbolr vlait when It ia made. Tuesday evening at tho honro of Mra. Sarah A. Unlloob tho stake and local ofUoers of tbe Mutual Improve ment A'fioolatlon met In eccial Inter ooureo. Tho Idea waa to beoomo bet-Ucr aoqcalntod wltb eauh other and to encourage eacb in tbe wcrk of tbe Mutual.

A very pleasant tlmo waa ppent by thoie In attendance. Word baa oomo from 0. N. who loft for Cherry Creek, Nevada, a abort time Bgo, that be la getting along very alnely and will aoon rtcb bla deitlnatlon. He etatea in a let ter recently reooivnd that tbero baa not been nearly so muob anow to the west of ui as we have bad bero.

At Modena there was very little, hardly cnoiiflb to cover tbe grouud. It 1b oxpootod that tbe Gem Theatre building will be ready for oooupanoy for the bullday season. Contractor Dover la puthlng things and ia putting on men on every available oorner ao aa to knep tblugB going at a rapid rate. He la a puaber and if tho company will furnhh the mnterlBl aa foBt aa be desires tbe job will soon be complotod. 'Manager Roohe of the Coder Eqult-ablo Co-op.

Store baa found Ic absolutely nouosnary to secure atalstanco, and baa Inatallod Mlaa Uelle Arm atrong aa aaaiataut bookkeeper. This firm under Mr. Roche's rtaung-ment haa mado tromenduoua leaps forward alnco he took hold laat spring, and tbe company now finds Iceelf bandl-oappod for room and will no doubt soon have to eruot more commodious buildings to aooommoduto Ub Ira-memo bnalnees. "i JSBBBBBBBBBBBBH 4 I 1 1 II I 4MfW I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 a Why Do Wllhout Wnlch Wccn you can get them at reasonable prices. In fact at one half the usual prices you stc quoted at ihe stores.

I have watches which arc guar- antecd to be all that is claimed for them Boys Watches $1.25 Up. Drln Your DroKon "Wotchco To mo and have thorn propcrlv tcPaircd. Work guaranteed. ALEX G. MATHESON, I OtTR WINTER SALE In Milincry is now on.

Hats oing rem 50c up. Remodeling a Specialty. Wc take orders for ladies' and children's suits, coats sweaters and furnishings generally, and guarantee better style and quality than can be given by any other dealer i for same prices. We sell the Paris Modes patterns which have been tested by leading dress makers and found satisfactory. Tho Pnrls Modes Mngiizinn should rca I by every mother.

Wo tjlco subscriptions ut C0 conui c.ir. Cull and sec for oursclf nt MRS. E. CRANE WATSON'S, Cedar City, Utah. When in Lund BE sure: and stop at the I I ANOATOR CLUB HOTEL The old reliable Hotel man, J.

E. YOUNGER, I is proprietor, which is a guarantee 4 jB that everything is first-class. YOUR TEAM ALSO FED AND CARED FOR. NOTICU Uiillrd Slates Ofllcp. Sail Lake City.

Utcb, Oct. 25, 1009. To Whom tt Ma? Concern: Notice Is licrctir that ttie state o( Utah haa Ulcil In thU office IIhh of land, Rclrctcd by tho kald State, umlrr Section A of the Act of Co tin re in sipnroTcd July IB, 1894, aa Indemnity Scliiml I aiiiln, aH foltotva, vlx: neU 3. 34 K. 9 Sarlil 013A5 A copy of Bald Hut.

so tar an it relatCH to said tracts by descriptive subdivUIons, has been conspicuously osfed In this office for In-spcctlon by snr person InttreAled, and by the public ircnerally. Durlnj: the period of publl cation oftlilH notice, or any time thereafter, and before final approval and ccrtlllcatluu, underdepartiucntnl Ions of April 2A.10O7, protests or contests aualnst the claim of the Stato to any of the tracts or subdivisions hereinbefore described ou the pruuud that the same Is more valuable for mineral than for agricultural purposes, will be received and noted for report to the (Jcnrral Land Office at Washington, I). C. failure to protest or contest within tho spcclllrd tlnio, will bo considered stiffirlrnl evidence of the lion. mineral cliaratcier of tho tracts and the helectloua thereof bclnc otherwise free from objection ul I be approved to tho Mate.

K. I). TIIOMl'aON, KeeUtcr. Klrst Nor. 1 iisi Dec.

3 Subscribe fc tho "Record." NOTICR United Ftatcs Land Office, Salt LakoClty, Utah, Nov. lllh. 1909. To Whom II Mar Concern: Notice Is hereby irlven that the State of Utah has filed In this office lists of kH lands selected by the said State, under section 6 of tho Act of Concress, approved July IB 18'Jlt 1 ns Indemnity School Lands viz: WHsec. 17: 1 NK; BU NWMi Sec 18; UK NW), Sec T.

8S, R. 9 Serial 01935: Lots land 2 sec. 18, T. 8i K. 0 W.

Serial 01924. Copies of said lists so far as they relates to said tracts by descrip live subdivisions, have been conspicuously posted In this office for Inspection by any per- Mm Interested and by the public Generally. Uurliiff the period of publication ot this notice, or any time thereafter, and before final approv- al and certification, under departmental retru- latlons of April S5, 1P07, protests or contests atralust tha claim ot the State to any of the tracts or subdivisions hereinbefore described, on the round that the tamo Is moro valuable for mineral than for agricultural purposes, will lie received and notetl for report to the General Laud Office at AVaslilueton, T). Failure so Llfffffffff" to protest or contest, within the time specified, will be considered sufficient evidence Of tho Hon. mineral character of the tracts and the so- lections thereof, belli? otherwise free from ob- lection, will be approved to the Htate.

K. D. "bssssssi THOMPSON. Kcelster. (First Nov.

QS-Last Dei. 2 1) IfMnMaWMaWMHRsTM LV If -B I When Cook and Peary Started For J- I I I The North Pole They Bought Woonsocket II Bk I And Rhode Island Rubbers And Overshoes I I AND CALIFORNIA FLANNEL SHIRTS. I LaaaaC aH aH aB I I This is the Class of Goods We Have on Oar Shelves I I I I the best that Money can kity- I We will unload 26,000 lbs. of freight within the next four days, consisting of everything that I I I you will need for Xjrias. Raisins, Currants, Lemon Peel, Citron Fruits, with a full line of the I I I best Groceries money can buy.

I I TOYS We will open our line, consisting of Dolls, Doll Furniture, on Wednesday I I I BOOKS FOR GIFTS We will receive a large consignment this week of books. Books for I I the children, for the young folks and for the old folks. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE Our line is complete with only the most useful articles 1 1 HE HI needed in the household. II II SuiSinTi Skirts, Underskirts ami Waists. WE NEED THE ROOM AND THE MONEY.

I JEWELRY We have the finest line in the city, and will give with every purchase of 50c. a II I coupon for 10c, good for Tewelery in our Jewelry department. A FINE GOLD RING FREE B. y.yy babv undFr, the.m in. Trade where your Patronage is Appreciated.

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