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Show THURSDAY, MAY -- BjjSjBasjasjSjs Ladies Dresses, Hosiery e AT and Sweaters TTTTTD 113(fhW iL Ji--- "- V 41 lev " . SUMMER VACATION JRIP lr - Bi-h- - - fa R. IN.nv Exiuvss Por tati-- AUXILIARY prepared Well, description ti Arrival Andrew FjeU. - at o:"" p. in. V. Kprin?Saratoga sports, music and swimming. tie and second " money in the calf roping !B tit ,u. Las at Vegas. 50 vearS Bronc riding in the who Idaho, Harry Hart, of Pocatello, Salt populated." won first in the bulldogging at second at and Mr. Cook told the Lake City last July PortsaitJ York New Garden Madison Square Utan lake had be n drains . .1 Jerry i in the calf roping last fall, Litterel, of San Jacinto, Cal., and the water pumped from tfc. i.l Howard Westfall, of Fort Worth, exceeded the ;; m Utah'- Texas. ,, , The city of Mona has built a raw resort, is faci:;-- , ,.. dance pavillion and a big Rodeo according dance will be held Saturday night. restrictions ilU'efi , - r t- T gation water NEWELL B. COOK ENTERTAIN : Hi-h- GOLD STAS MOTHER ADDRESSES GAKE servation ASSOCIATION . ! are over 1 in interested and aie age clubs, please meet at the building, Saturday, May 10th, at o'clock. All girls who Union Pacific Railroad offers the most attractive travel values ever known Summit ..for your summer trips Select your vacation spot....anl Union Pacific will tfet you triew in the roost ' VUiihtful wrv possible, "loul! relax In comfort , . . dine on pool, . choicest foods . . enjoy the pleasintf. refined services of an experienced and you'll arrive refresliedl Whether you travel In a Standardl Tourist Sleeper or DeLuxe Coach, new degree of Jou'll enjoy an utterlythis summer on the enjoyment Union Pacific. Travel by rail In safety. Avoid the dts- -, comforts and hazards of highway travel. train-personn- ... ull-ma- Excuraiod Faro Now in Effect el n. VWI BouUwDomonJ LJwMmJ tnrouto loCuIiurnia. Sm San Diego' t Magnificent V.xpo$ition. For further Information consult any Union Pacific Agent i)i.:W:Hr4MHf, 4 MERLIH FAGAI1 RETURNS HOME FROM MISSION FIELD LAND1S A WELT 'i v Come in and (rive us a trial, work done while you wait STATE STREET SHOE SHOP HAROLD OSBORNE. Prop. STATE STREET. LEHI. UTAH i BROADBENT'Js GROCERY SAVINGS THURSDMTTRTDAY'and" l SodaCrackers Carnation Flaked Wheat, 2 lbs. Elder Merlin Fagan. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fagan, returned home Sunday morning after having honorably fulfilled an L. D. S. mission in the Texas mission field. Elder Fagan has been in the field months and during for twenty-thre- e that time he labored in the East Texas mission. This is rather a large district, but he labored in and around Dallas, Texas. It was reported that he enjoyed his missionary work very much and is very thankful to his friends and parents for the opportunity that he hud of going on a mission. The people of Lehi welcome Elder Fagan back and want him to know-thathey are glad to have him back again. AARONIC PRIESTHOOD SAT." PILGRIMAGE SAT. 19 A-- rlans have completed for a caravan of boys, Aaronic Priesthood 10c' members of Ltah County, to take the Quart Can Tork and Beans 1 lb, package... .26c i ngrimage aluroay, may roin. ina Big Value Tea, boys of Utah County will be ths PEAS, Extra Quafity3 Car2 3 guests of the Lehi boys on this tour. 44c PABLUM, Baby Cereal The Iehi boys who are taking the 1 )C 2 fnS Pom . . mkt in trnrVi nrifVi tfin of lie'r Butter Keintl Corn ..15c leaders not later than Thursday, so that transporation can be arranged li,c bilvertip Jam. 2 lb. jar for. lb. Albers Clustant Tapioca, The stake presidancy urges that 12c package Priesthood Aaronic every boy particiLibby's Sliced Dried Beef, Jar.. 10c in will he of this It pates outing. .'10c Bountiful Spinach, 2Vs Can will cost interest the and greatest 11 or. 5c Raisins, package but a small amount Extra Quality 5 tie Broom - .4ic j This pilgrimage will be taken by T. .T.T7T. .". . . ."TTTT.iOc members of the Priesthood in Utah lare r,.i.o.r on- - foll-v.vs- : .,r,.!'ram vocal Oliwr Kittinger; MrsMrs. Margaret Kirkham; piano solo', Mrs. Allan Fjeld; reading, Mrs. Dor-- I Winzell Swenson. song. Donny Bauer, ad Buddy ton, Ralph Larsen instru- vocal duet, Russon sisters, i received The following patients taivin rox mint!. John Broadbent, , tribute to the treatment at the Lehi llosmtai tms and Ernest Allied week: (mothers, President Lottie Peterson. Mrs. Thelma Linch of American Carnation9 were presented to the Fork, was admitted to the hospital furnished by the daughters, on Thursday for medical treatmen gtar tQ thg Go( Miss Miltlrecl rawaros was .f nn for annendicitis Thursday at the' An enjoyable time was had ny an local hospital who were present. Miss Elaine Nicholes of American Fork, who recently underwent an operation, returned to her MOIIA RODEO home Thursday. Mrs. Gilbert Simmons and small MAY 16 AND 17 son were removed to their home on I 3bread County, May 16th. Fancy Fresh Tomatoes, lb... 10c They will make then tour in inFancy Oranges. Grapefruit, Lemons, dividual cars each ward taking; care Bananas and Lettuce. ef the transportation of their boys. Assembly at bleachers on school eanvmis at 9:00 o'clock a. m. DHY G22D3 Address f Welcome by President Beet Percale.... 18c yd., others 15c A. C Pchow. Instructions relative Ladies' Silk Hoee, 25c 50c and 75c to trip by announcer. Picture of Real Values . boys and their chaperons. Commencement of PilsTimare at 9:30 a. m. New Assortment Ladies White Points of interest they will visit: 35c Collars On Sale 1. Old Toll Bridge marked by Ladies' K D. S. Garments (8c suitable placard. All Sises. 2. Scene cf Indian Massacre of You will nod it easy to shop at stare coach driver and soldier pas- ;, f ;K0ftB2BJT8 and We Deliver Promptly serer- - Old Indian viNars near mouth of West canyon. of S. :ru.. I.ta-..- sponsored by of Commerce. t J. J. Mad.-e- n tercsting nvitii and wildlife was p rection of Lee Phone us v item C: .!, Hospital Notes y j ; upe,, Friday. Mrs. Maggie Beck of Highland, with her baby son were taken to their home Sunday. Mrs. Keith Hunter and baby daugh- ter went home Tuesday. Lyle Peterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson had his tonsils re- moved Wednesday. . W. L. West of Hatch, Utah, had his tonsltn removed, on Saturday, Mayor Warren Newton, of Mona, announced today that everything is the Big Spring jn readiness for Round-u- p and Rodeo to be held in Mona's new rodeo grounds on Satur- (ay an(j Sunday afternoons May 16th j anj at 17th, On Tuesday of this week Jack Dew's string of grain-fe- d bucking horses, the same horses that were featured last month at the Las Vegas Helldorado Rodeo, were moved from LEHI STAKE WILL their pasture near the West Moun tain to Mona. They are being pas-- j KEEP UP WITH tured at Mona, and Thursday will be run into the corrals and chutes to CHURGH PLAN have their numbers painted on, ready for the cowboys to draw their lucky nr unlucky numbers. The Lehi Stake in keeping in with r i i i i.u rn T... j j ii. wn wie line program iK'sinu uy int I'liurcn long- leaders are eonteniDlatintr the nlantine- horns and the Brahmas that caused cf 25 acres of dry land beans. This so much excitement at Las Vegas were moved to Mona, and the crowds is to be done within the next week. The beans are to be planted on which have been to see these unusual some of the ground west of Lehi. cattle are betting that they will give The church is trying to adopt the the bulldoggers and the steer riders a plan of having a store house and all tussle for the money, those who need food will work for it An event of real interest in the and it will be taken out of the store Rodeo w ill be the Boys Steer Riding, housefor boys under 13 years of age and under 110 pounds in weight. The oys are Piven 50 cents to start and CEMETERY IMPROVED $1.50 for an eight second ride. Cowboys contestants for the rodeo , .. l Tk who nave not yet oeen to nave iiii..e ...U been arriving all this week, tnej veiiieiery ano naven t seen the im- among them Wesley Lalls, of Carmel, provement that has been made, really California, Jim Staley, of Oak Creek. should go. As far as the work has Colo.. Rufus Ingersoll, Oral Zumalt, been completed the lots look much and High Ridley, of Montana, aiwl better. They have been leveled off "Matt" Cropper, of Desert Uh m inai an me ground will be the! Among those who have announced 'samt their decision to take a trv at the . ims is a w. r. a.. project and the $500.00 in ennrantecd .... prize monev worK mat is being Hone will he of a are Lee and Billy Edmo, of Fort great help to the citizens. They w ill Hall. Idaho, th e latter winner of th -- Cream of Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey 90 proof If you have lips that love luscious whiskey you ought to taste this "double-rich- " Kentucky straightBourbonfavorite. 2 p. m. PINT No. 61 QUART No., 60 IT PAYS TO DEMAND A SCHENLEY BRA v euut-MJa- - iaste j SCHENLEY j - 1 L i "j ........ ;, rer.-lcre- . itMlftM PACIFIC RAILROAD ujon be 'if drawn fro; body. Mr. Cook mation of the May Ttn .Mrs. Father Mr. Newell I! Cook, State Fish G.dd i itar Mother in il oi;!y IV. in and (Jame Commissioner, speaking beI.th'. aus entertain- at a party A splendid fore a meeting of the local Fish and years ot t:.e Memorial buildinj.' and refresh- - Game Protective Association stated was the HI that in his belief "if Utah's resources Memorial n.ent.i wen strved. of wild life, timber, grazing lands Vocal as .. was v, HOTIGE - i vour lot, furnish a small marker nu... fur you free. If you will put border around your lot they ings. how-- " Fort cement, the Cedar at Wall furnh in if vou J. Did Fort didn t -win ii ,i,rj jmarked bv suitable placard. ever thev uuuiu i tiuit n no account those tit, i f dd Ca'np Fl" Jame-- H. have i, UTJei. haw- the tvnunt border they to be prepared by with the at ready had be will Lumhenn Gardner. .wering them even a: e will Fairfield and an entertainment i nas all 'een be provided during noon hour. Af'er ii every ne ar.rv nict be 6of ,ul.i Rifle rage .e!.d it 11,3 n hi? ot. marked by suitable placard. uM plant kr.Mi beat; v at 1..'cemeti 7 Indian picture writ in? uil i:.a!;e I. mi Mile Pass an ixplanat ions hv Hutching!. cultures and exhibit oi nu mound, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn 1 - Boots tor nsmng - i Students make this .store your .headT l quarters for Graduating Uotnes. j $ Summer is here and we carry Qulmmina Suits to keen vou cool, t , lY THF LEHI FKEE PRESS 14, 1535 Get Ready for the Opener, May 17th smoothness and rich flavor J s ordina follow! I' OEDI RONS IT PAYS TO DEMAND A SCHENLEY BRAl f: Golden Wi&& W&fflSwk Wedding fSASCl S b See our full line of fishing tackle. Get the big one that usually gets away. GILCHRIST HARDWARE A HOME MAIN STREET ITITirnON J(wa, "" Norge More ccld for less money. COPYRIGHT, 1936, SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS. INC " ,s |