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Show THURDSAY,MAYi a THE LEHI FREE PRESS THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1934 m, .nd Mrs. John Price, daughters, Miss Ruth. Broaflbent was absent X sr rv nd Helen, and son. Rex. spent from the store early this week due to of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday in Lark, guests illness. Lionel Hansen. Mrs. Robert Johnson of Salt Lake Every Thursday week-en- d 8-- W of was a of her Trlnnaman parUtah Phone Mr. and Mrs. James Lehi, City, guest ., mn rw&n and Mrs. airs, auwc ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manning. Garland, were guests of Lehi relatives Bait Lake visitors, W3re Thelda Hansen. over the week-enGeo rye P. Price, Manager Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Webb and childOffice, 82 West Main Street ren. Mrs. Heber J. Webb and son, spent Mrs. Joseph Bedo of Magna, is a .r,A nin Giles of Salt Lake Residence, 2nd West and State Monday In Ptoto. guest of Mr. and Mrs. James X. Taylor . . vinitors at the home of their Street, Lehi, Utah this week. Bone. grandmother, Mrs. John Mrs. Ivy Feck and baby of American Entered at the postoffice at Fork, were week-en- d Mrs. Jessie Mrs. Lott Ruseon guests of Mrs. of Mr. and Sunday dinner guests Lehi, Utah, as second Peck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patrick and Miss Zina Anderson spent Mrs. John were RBone irAn w JUICS- - w. class matter Manning. Monday in the Salt Lake temple. Bone. Delia and Bone, Annie. Rachel Giles. Beth and Glen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bateman of ADVERTISING RATES Mr. and Mrs. ILavere Hlesmaa of TuesZola at Magna, spent Monday night and 30c per inch Salt Lake City, spent the week-en- d Display wmrmm Zimmerman and in... BJK at.m tno at 10c per line the home of Mr. and Mrs. Williard day at the James X. Taylor home. shower Readers Brown entertained at a In Moaning. evening, home Friday Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bernel! Batman were B. W. a Hutchings. Lucille Miss f v UVUWI SUBSCRIPTION Lake Salt Saturday. visitors, were luncheon Mrs. Dormus Larsen spent ThursJune Bride. Games and One year in advance. .$100 day, Friday and Saturday In Bingham, of the evening. Mrs. Joseph Bateman of Alpine, was the order visiting her husband and friends. Mrs. of a Sunday dinner guest Mr, and Want ads 10c Per Line for first Tt fwim of Fort Dougles. was a insertion and 5c per line for each Mrs. Cyrus Thompson left Friday Bernell Bateman. Mrs. Sunday visitor of his mother, additional insertion. night for a visit with relatives of h K r. and Mrs. Bernell Bateman att- Jane Lewis. late husband In Marshall, Illinois. ended the wedding reception for Mr. Mm. SterliiMf Durrant and children Mrs. Elmer Cole In the Alpine Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. J ease O. "Webb, daughMisses Thelma and of American Fork, spent Thursday at ter, Ina, and on, Fred of Proro war were business visitors to Salt Lake Gymnasium, Tuesday evening. the home of Mrs. Durrant's parents, guests of Mr. and Mr. E. N. Webb. City, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Gaisford, Robert Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gray. Sunday. of Mr. and Mrs. Nepht Slater and Mrs. Galsford and James Gaisford A fine son arrived at the home of their with Eureka Sunday spent J. I Barnhart, were Pleasant Grove Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bowers, Sunday. visitors Monday evening, Mrs. Slater mother. Mrs. Sarah E. Gaisford. Mother and son are reported to be do remaining at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ben F. Back of Salt Lake City, ing fine. Warren Slater for a short visit. Mr. 'a visitor at the Robert AUred Warren Slater is reported seriously 111 Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph Broadbent, Mr, .home, Friday. with mumps. and Mrs. Andrew Fjeld and President C. AUred attended the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchings en and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. Ely J. Webb of Idaho anniversary celebration Temple Logan midFalls, Idaho, and son, Burton, ot tertalned a group of friends at a at the night supper, following the dance, on Friday and Saturday. Logan, spent the week-en- d Saturday night. home of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Webb. Mn Edward Larsen. Mrs. Glen During tha last few months, Mrs. Leo Hanson and Mrs. Adamson, thousands of former subscribers Mrs. Thomas Powell, son, Dean and Miss Odessa Zimmerman entertainJ. O. Melllng attended a Bridge Lunchthrough ut the country bars ed a group of girl friends at her borne daughters. Bertha and Ines, left for eon at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cod- had their telephones reconnect Monday evening. House games and re- Gypsum, Colorado, Sunday morning for la American Fork, one evening ed. freshments were enjoyed by Fay South-wic- k, a visit with Mr. Powell, Arthur Powell dlngton week. this Lucille Roberts, Thelma Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Powell. They are no longer dependton Ash Betty Irene Hardman, Cleo ent on neighbors' telephones. Mrs. Lott A. Russon entertained, Mr. and Mrs. John Comer, Mrs. Zola Brown Janice Hanson, Adamson, few a cents a day you for in honor of her daughter, Saturday Aaer Winn Mrs. Kornman Verna and and the hostess. can hare a telephone In your of Hollywood, California, are renewing Josephine's thirteenth birthday anni own home, to use as as versa ry. Games and luncheon were Mrs. Julia Vaughn, Mrs. Alta Webb old friendships in Lehi this week, atfer you like. by Josephine Russon, Mar-jor- le enjoyed several absence. Mrs. Korman years snd Mise Cleo Royle entertained at a Crabb, Lela Christensen. Donna mission shower and dancing party in is the mother of Mary Kornmau, Why not order one today? Kirkham. Lyle Sharp, Phyllis Brown, It will be oonnnected promptly. the Second Ward Amusement Hall, popular movie star. Edna Jones, Betty W1I Mason, Phyllis Tuesday evening, In honor of Cecil Johnson and Zetella son. Jean Mary Mrs. Donald Mrs. Eldon Goates, Webb who will leave for the mission Goates and MiS3 Reva Goates enter- Price. field early next month. tained a large group of ladles at a Any employee will take shower In the First Ward Relief your order. are I. Goodwin Mrs. S. and Bishop in honor of Miss enjoying a vacation trip to Oakland, Society Hall, Monday Leoia a of the week. , A bride Goates, their with California, for a visit and delicious refreshprogram, games Mr.' and Dr. and daughter The Mountain States ments were enjoyed by the guests. Mark Dalton They plan to tour Miss Goates was the recipient of nuiu California Artwrta, Nevada, Texas, Telephone & Telegraph Co. erous beautiful and useful gifts. efore northwest the Periodical Check-u- p of Health and possibly Pointed Out As First their return home. Mrs. J. O. Meiling, Mrs. Edward Step Larsen and Mrs. Glen Adamson attended a Bridge luncheon at the Walter By Dr. Jeha L. Rice Health Commissioner, Devey home In American Fork, New York Ciff THE LEHI FREE PRESS Published by The Lebj Free Press Mr. and Mrs. Noble Evan Monday In Salt Lake City. . spent ... ypSA'TVD d. tu Safety-minde- d Electric car operators are safety-minde- d. They start continue to study and letrju. safety as student operators and practl so long as they are In the service. No wonder the electric cars are considered the safest transportation. modern of mo' Ride The Big Red Cars .... Salt Lake & Utah Railroad n earn several hundred dollars this summer, tJ a better position and a larger salary for $ secure can you coming year. Complete information will be mailed on rec$ of a three cent stamp. Send for it y. Rural Schools and City Schools Summer Work and School Year Positions You can In Service Again?" to-da- CONTINENTAL TEACHERS AGENCY, INC 1850 DOWNING ST., "Thanks for sending me so many posttons to apply for, ore; durag the first five days I was enroUed." An Illinois Teacher. 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First class film developing, prlni'Jng and copy work of all kinds.' Prices reasonable. George I. Bone, Phone ' 171-- J. tf DON'T TAKE PUREBRED JACK FOR SERVICE LOWEST PRICES ON PUMPS AND POWER EQUIPMENT For Artesian and Surface Wells Any Kind I Any Price! y Pump Ground Water and Save Your Crops. U LdDTTlT I PHONE 23 STATE STREET I jj j LEHI, UTAH p X, m Bred your mares to a good Jack and raise high priced mules. Prices Reasonable Mules are in good demand for high ' prices. See RODENT DEVERIDGE LEHI, UTAH It's a FACT well child is a happy ONLY the While the month of WANT ADS A FAMILY PASS TO ROYAL WITH EACH 50c PAID ON SUBSCRIPTION PLUMBING and HEATING I t Covers the ENTIRE United States otn .. i. DENVER, COLO. May 'cm been set aside as Child Health Month the wise parents will see to it that their children are healthy through out the year. The designation of May, however, has its value, for it brings vividly before all the of importance child health, and focuses the attention of moth Or. Join L. Rice ers, in particu lar, on the necessity for more closer observance of their youngsters' health. Spring Stock Taking So it behooves every mother at this time to conduct a Spring stocktaking- of her children's physical condition. The most certain, and only logical, method, of course, is a thorough examination by the family doctor. He can tell exactly what the child needs, and if, perchance, ht finds a minor physical defect can advise as to its correction. A He will be Ale to outline a really well balanced menu for the thild, one that will perhaps be needed to correct and maladjustments; he will point out the best ways to provide fresh air and sunshine, so necessary for jrood health, and he will help the mother arrange a regimen best suited to her child. mother Every should have the advice of her doctor in the care of her children. It is unwise to follow the advice of relatives or well meaning friends, for frequently the hfe o' her child is at stake. A medical man is trained to recognize the early signs of ill health. The laity usually does not recognize disease until it is well established hence it is only the physi:ian's advice that should be sought and heeded and therefore, too, the physical inventory, or health examine tion, should be made only by th family doctor. Advantage of a Check-U- p With this inventory made, tho "know her T6!-- , wffl a book" and be able to act accordingly. And if she will then follow the advice the family doctor gives, her child will be free from many of the diseases and he will have a good chance to enjoy health every day ia the year. ""y from my car ana H been patronizing the Central Service Station. "Buck" son and the other fellows there certainly know how to kC that I've been getting better-servic- e acarintip-topshap- el Get the habit of stopping at this Service Stetion-- j iinditpays. Competent, couireous- attendants pivur vice and operated by local people-- GEniflAL 108 STATE STREET, LEB1 PHONE 354 TfiiiYTCI SEM8E STflTD 11 3173 picture them well, it's V .I BOT U1U .-- .V.rr. VMWW mnA no a Wit NEW LAUREL AND HARDY ' FEATURE UPROARIOUS HIT "Pack Up Your Troubles" Filled With Contagious Humor The popular refrain, 'Tack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile," assumes hilarious proportions when Laurel and Hardy shuffle aimlessly on the screen of the Royal Theatre, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, in their latest feature comedy, "Pack Up Tour Troubles." It does not seem possible that two men, idly ambling about with nothing to do, could so continuously arouse (tales of laughter. Yet, they perform the trick neatly and with dispatch, and the old kit bag is filled to overflowing with the tonic of contagious humor. It is no mean feat, from what has been said about comedy production, to maintain a steady pace of fun through-out- s six long reels. Yet, that Is exactly what Laurel and Hardy accomplish. Six reels of laughter, and laughter that mounts to tltantic convulsions as they Ro on and On to the climactic finish. One Howl After Another Picture the two funsters as lasy, Indolent mlafit doughboys. Picture them nonchalantly going over the front line trenches. Picture them trying to negotiate a loan from a banker offering their lunch wagon as Picture them cornered by the security. police troubles for the rest re simply marvelous. There is also a cute 4 W of th 1 ) WW j tstoated. ciever ana sw pathetic foil for Laurel tn there is perfect. Then ers as Mary Carr, .Blcfcui t Jt Kennedy Billy Gilbert, Tom to numerous others too ew grand, a out help round feature comedy. i L0CAUT& j Mr. nd Mrs. John Ste w City, spent Saturday mother, Mrs. Alice is- T. ill at A. Taylor who has his home for the - - j p reported Improving. 0 Mrs. Alice Frank week in SaltL ake daughters, . Jft Mr. and Mrs. O. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. for ed a farewell given a the Kirkham family at In Salt Lake City. . y following in" " c ,u relatives and friend" family met at the 100 time and enjoyed ft i eon. |