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B TE EASTERN UTAH ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1914. PAGET! H I Wasatch Store I Company B B H H COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR THE FAMILY. ' H WE HANDLE EVERYTHING TO SUPPLY YOUR J NEEDS. . j. LaHl "i H Nothing but Ike Standard Braft& ef Groceries, Dry H Gee4s, Freeh, "Salt and Cured MeatC B Boets and Sheet). . 2 1-LL: f ; 8 I Wasatch Store Co. :: m 8teres at StmnygMe, Castle Gate, Winter Quarters am) H Clear Creek. WWWWWWVWWWWWWVWVWV I We Strive I To Please j! H We oarry a moet complete stock of General H Merchandise. Including Staple and Fancy Grocer- B lea, BHoes, Dry Good and Notion. B We man Xaralah anythlag for the ranthman or B Our prices are the lowest and our goods are of H tha beet. H It is a pleasure to quote priees and show geede. J. M. MILLER H COLTON, UTAH lltab Fuel Company B MINERS AND SHIPPERS mARBON COUNTY CO&LS uso manufacturers of coke jB Carbon CeutUy Ceak Are the Beet. f t ,.-g, . i i i ! IHtho market for Horses, Mules for Mines, Hay and Grain, jBie Props, Ties, Sprags and Various Other Local Predicts H HOME INDUSTRIES PATRONIZED weral Offices Seventh Floor Judge Building, Salt Lake r. Mines at Clear Creek, Winter Quarters, Castk Gate, Bh Mine and Sunayskle, Carbon County, Utah. lie Central Barber Shop B , . and Pool Hall B Silvagnj Block, Price, Utah 'B Basement Under Corner H S. PALLAS, Prop. COMING WINTKR. WILL foK T kkmkmiikhi:!) ron i:rb Below Normal Temperature Tor Jnn nary nml I'cbi-iinrr PrnMcteil. , The coming winter promises to be one that vrlll be remembered for ' many earo. on account of mrax Crj ' , unusual features, I the prediction Of John T Tlmmons. the distinguished horticultural expert of Cndlt, O In a recent prognostication ho iwya that every Indention points to a lnte and . beautiful nutumti, with but few kill Init fronts more than a month later ' lhan common, nml crj unusually , arm In noma sections, where fruit Uvea will bloom nnd many forma of Vegetation such an we are accustomed to ne only In early spring will appear, and thousands of persona will unther recna Just aa they do In the early part of April In moat parts of the country In the far eastern portlAn of the country nnd prett well south along the mountains of our Southwestern fllatcs, frosts and een Ice will come pretty earl, and some forma of vegc tatlon will suffer, but later them Mill be the finest kind of weather, rcem tiling summer which will extend far Into the last months of the year The Western and Central Btates will haw . very late nuturan, nnd even Western Canada will cstnpe the Usual wintry blunts that often thill the country to such an xtent that the fall months arc utmost e'liiat to win tcr. Ijst winter waa noted for Ita cold streaks, and one of these was the won derfiill) warm spell Iri the middle of te time allotted us for winter The tempiraturn wan up to summer heat In many of the middle and wcMern sections, but It will bo Just the oppo site this winter We shall have lem pcraturcN Iwlow normal In January and 1'ebruary Winter vrlll be nhorter than It has been on some former oe catJona, but wo will be aattsMed when It begins to moderate After the most Intense cold we have experienced for enra we shall have n mild spell, and great thaw a nnd floods VIII result, nnd folks will be congratulating themselves nn tha like hood of an early airing, but It would be ndvlsable to wait until the fore tsst of the truthful caterpillar has been readied. If the Indications hold good, we shall have a very lata and backward spring, with real winter at tha time wo should have aprlng-llko weather The caterpillar shows tight In front, followed vvlth a very well defined dark spot of considerable slie, and this dark Indicates our midwinter flap. Then the light appeara again, and this Indicates the warm ppell, and If there waa no more dark thero would le a prospect of a very early spring, but another dark spot appears to ward the rear of the caterpillar, and thin will bring the )ate nnd unseason able cold at the time we should have nur mild weather. ! Iast winter waa noted for Ita un- I usual severity In some of the Southern i PHatea, where we naturally exprU a i , m(M cHmat. .. ', The far North, where we naturally ', Mpecttd aevere weather, had a mIM I I winter, ami theae cowJIttona were due 'i to the fact that meat M the aelsmtc i dhMMrfcafteoa dvirtng the lat month ' i of latt year vyore In the North. , i The earthauakea during the pat few weeks have been more noticeable ! In the southern portion of the nor- thorn hemisphere, and this will modi- , ' fy the weather In tho southern sec- tlona of our country, while the cold , will bo Intense In the more northern i , portions, and all through the northern ! part of North America the tempera- tura will range far ImIow normal dur ing a great portion of our winter " period It has ticen many eara alnce the Vernal Kqulnox; waa on the 2d of Hep- i ' temlnir i It has been more than a century i since the United tttatra experienced aa i little dlaturhaacea at the equinox aa waa experienced this ear No storms , of an) degree appeared except along ', the north I'aclflo Coart, ', In this part of the world the Iowa 'i and htglui, aa we are used to speaking 1 1 of the relative atmospheric condl- (i tlona, which move auroaa the country, , . producing the ihangea In our weather, , ' were moving Mowly aa at any other , ' time of tho ear. whkih la differ ant ' from the uauat condition at the period i ' of the equinox. i I-arvaea of Insects are de per In the , earth, field mice and othei" burrowing ', animals aro neatlng deeper, and lVk on new wood la much thicker, and 'i vvceda are thicker where roots will i Hcud protection. All theaa Indltate (i severe fmlng In almost every section of the coun- try where there waa a shortage of ,' rainfall during the summer months, , ' autumn rains have replenished run- nlng springs, and If told weather does i pome live stock: will not auffer for, the i , want of water. Kalny autumn are prutty certain , Indications of sevcro freezing during , ' the winter, while dry autumn months often foretell a mild, open winter. 1 1 Autumn leave's tinted with frost In- i dkatCH early wlntir, but when the . leaves die and fall off without frost ', tho winter vrlll hold off late, but be i more than ordinarily cold. Corn husks and the chaff on grain 1 1 were heavier this season than lotn- mon, and weed aeed are retained In i heavier coverings than are usually i noJced , Our weather la the result of a cause, , ' and If we only get at the cause we , ' can easily foretell the result. Watch , ' and wee how thesa predictions com- C pare lth the actual reeulta. x Try TWa Vsr Yor Oewjth. Thousands or people keep coughing becnuse unable to get the right rem edy. Coughs are caused by Inflam mation of throat and bronclial tubes What you need la to aoothe thl In flammation. Take Pr. Klng New Discovery, It penetrate the delicate mucous lining, ralsea the phlegm and quickly relieves the congeated mem branes. Oet a SOo bottle from your drugglat. "Dr. King's Mow Discovery quickly and completely stopped my oough." wrltta J. It. Watta, Floydale, Texas. Money back If not sMirfled, but It nearly always help. Advt. 'WATEB. Five hundred head of sheep to fd. ) B. Erlckaen, Klmo, Utah. !! Ogden Packing Co. i If Branch House at Price ';; t UTAH PRODUCTS 'j H Ask for Nectar Brand Hami and Bacon, Gold Leaf and ' 4 , H Sejfo Lily Brands of Lard. Also full line of Fresh H Meats and Sausages. A H Only Utah Packers Operating , f H under Government Inspection. , H I OGDEN PACKING & PROVISION CO.I! I ODGEN SALT LAKI PRICE H KEITH MAKES ARREST l'roHi4H'Ht Helper Men ArrtMcI nml TnkrH to l'rkx All rowid (JulHy. Sheriff Thoa. Keller came up to Helper last Monday nnd nrrented some twenty men. loaded them Into automobiles and took them to Price. None of the men knew what they had been arrested for and moat of them felt llko twehty-flve. centa after two drinks had been taken out of M, when they pulled up to tha court houe nnd saw tho Iron bara of the county Jail staring thtm In the face. The men were hustled Into the ahrrlirn oWco where they were takdn beforo n magistrate nnd each plead guilty to the charge of voting for Keltcr for sheriff and were sentenced to the banquet hall, where they were com pelled to eat fried chicken and tur kc. It waa a horrible aententc, but the sheriff waa so elated ovor hi elec tion by two majority nfter ho had taken tho count of eight, that he cou'dn't resist the temptation to show his friends n good time, and Judging from all reiKirta, he did It to tha quon'a tMrte. Helper Times. HHEvrrv. Two farmers' met one day, "H'lo W." "Il'lo Joehl" ' Kay, what did you give your horse whJ he U4 the coHcr" " - -rwettrttn.'" y- -' 'ShrngWI U lg Joett" v They met again several days later. H'lo tHI" "Il'lo Jpahl" "What did you aay you gave jour horse when he had tha coHa!" "Turpentine " "Well. It killed my horae." "Killed mine, too" Hlong Hit" 'U long Josh I" Subscribe for Tha Advocate. ' ' ' ' ' " ' C It. Iwte. K. K. Lewi. LEWIS & SON PIhmWi; iti Heitiif Katlmatea furnhmed and ork guaranteed. .,, JobMag given Prompt Attention. V, O. IWx 313. . North NbHh Si. rjtlCIC, UTAH. EARNSAVE , Readimt AJvertieemenk , Will Mel Yw De Be4h By HOLLAND. WHAT jet mti U men luiiwuut than wkat 7Mi earn. feed all (bat jtmi ' gvt, ami jrM will mw Ware aurp'tM 8a eves HtUe. aw) jw ar BMkk head way. Tbire are varlevM way f aavhig. but o ot the meat effective to to af4 yew MBwey wlMly, You cut i tMa kf readlHf; tb drretoe bmi ta this paper chwely And by taking aUvastaa t the offera . Xv etm thus aave without tfaytf i yewself wwit jru mm MeKbanU relrir a4var take arerytMug Mm( tmi aat, Tear, nI for IIm Imwmi er Vtte advert lm-mate tetl f wharf) yea tan bj cbeaetf awl at the easM the fet geoda of (jwiUty. PKAOTICK TltUB MCONOMY-RUY ADVKKTI8ED OOOD. , Krcs It you do uet wat to Wj, It paya a ft.i tfc a4 verlkwmeBta a ad kp d, m you will know wher Ml PMf ATTOUNEVS K. E. WOODS Atterney-at-Law Wl'l practice In all the sU and federal court. Office In the Parker Weeter Hiock, Prke. Utah. D. D. HOUTZ Attemey-at-Law Vractlcea In all tha court of tha state and the federal cewrta. Office, Klghth Floor Keama Bulldlg. Salt Ike City. Utah. C. C. McWIHNNEY Attentey-at-Law WHI practke In all the eeurta f the Kate. Office at County Ceurt House. Price, Utah. W. D. LIVINGSTON Lawyer apeetal atteUnTta4 matters, a. Icselona and ' aM eeMl iHietaeaa. YVM praUe In all tha ottrta. Ward Park Htt4ldlg, Salt Lak OMr, Utah. Samuel A. King Claude I King KING ft KING Attenteya-at-Law Commercial Block, SaH Lake Ctty W. II. FRYE Attemey-at-Law Prictkea In all court of the s4U. Also In tha federal court. Office la the Mile Hull. Price, Utah. RICHARD B. TIIURMAN Attemey-at-Law Will practice In aU state and fed eral efrttrt. 221 oton Building, Halt Lake City, Utah. FERDINAND BRICKSEN Lawyer 717-719 Judge Bldg, Bait Lake Otty L. 0. HOFFMANN Attemey-at-Law Office In Farksr-Weiur Block PKICK. UiAX. GEORGE A. COLE Atiemey-at-Law Federal and state hvad offtce Ko tlce. Water rlghta. 821 Uoaton Building, Bait Lake City PHYSICIANS A. C. SORENSEN riiyekka aal Sxeen Bpeotal-HK In Wemta't ad CW1 drea'a dtoeaaea. Qeaeral Burgery a4 Medlfin. Office bt Parker-Waeter Mom, Price, Utah. PJUCE. UTAK. F. F. FI6K Fhyakktn p! Swfeeei PHICB, UTAH. DR. E. F. CHAMBERLAIN Physician awl Swrceeti Office ever (Mm Rule. r , MISCELLANEOUS M WETZEL & HERRBB' i H Mm4n; Nnd CIH Engineer ''BBBBsai Iind nnd Mine Surveys. Ceuntr SBBBBBI Burvejor Carbon County. CewMy H Court House, Price, Utah. R. J. TURNER jH Civil and Mhtlng Engineer jM H Burvey of all kind. Mkw am- H lattona and report en eoal tawda. .fafafafaB V. O. Box It, Price, Utah. " H rrnwiKHALi) mhos. ijvx eo. ' H Irrigated jH 425 Altai JHeck SaH Lak OMr H II J. Kftorakt, AUrir y H HELENS NENNEY H TK.VCHKH OP PIAtfO AKB VOtOBt H PHICK ACADMMY H Awtevtiionc lai, rf. iJbbbbbbbI T-.- -v t---I il a. ' " aCaJt '" "jfaTaTaBBal klllHC, 44. Inhmw, Adrw M aU ruMlaMfct Co, SEEJ Don't Be Afraid I 1 To aend the children t mm- jH tore. If yon haven't chMdraw H p4mim your erder h. W hriM H the aame ear m Mttmg asdae , aa h you were pei"ea)h yrea- ; H sbBBbI Wi Wtvtf Pranpty. fl anything In Freeh, SaH er H Bmeked Meat, Peultry. Ptah. H Vegetable and Oreeerlea. Tbi No Trait Marktt M JOflNPII JONHB. Prep, pbI PIwm II PRICB, UTAK iaBI f" ' iasaBel Brand I New Stock I Fresh New Raisins, M Currants, Prunes, Lemon Pes!, M Citron Peel, H Mince Meat. fj New Crop of Fiis and !. Dates, in Sanitary j.! Packajici. IbjI We are receiving daily Hi shipments of Cekry, YM Grapes, Sweet Potatoes, IH Lemons, Oranges, Nu-ts, ' Smoked and Kippered H Salmon, Etc. Phone 104 Ttd GARDEN STOff I ssBaaal i mm