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Show att.ttct TOTTPsmv THE LEHI FREE PRESS Q LOCAL Mr. L. P. Lessee is reported LCSAf, at 01 I V LANDIS fi Y0 V WELT vj i EAST 6TH NORTH Next ta G. 8. P. Stors HAROLD OSBORNE. Prop. Come In and Rive us a trial, work done while you wait. 115 James Gatherum of Salt Lake City, was a gueet of Arv&l Gucther. Sunday. n rates Big Double Show at Royal Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Reed McAffee and Friday and Saturday. children of Salt Lake City, spent Sun day with Mr. McAffee's mother, Mrs. Nettle McAffee. - ST, LEHI For BEER, SANDWICHES, ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONS Vernon Brown of Boulder City, ar rived in Lehl Friday. He is taking care of the B. W. Brown home during Mr. Brown's Illness. Open Dance Nights and Speical Day Until 1 A. M. CAR SERVICE & OPEN A fine baby daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Roberts of Elko, Nevada, on July 28. All concern ed are rejoicing over the birth of the first daughter, in the home. AIR BEER GARDEN CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Bif Double Show at Royal Theatre. Friday and Saturday. The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations as follows: Special Investigator, $2,900, and Investigator. $2,600 a year, Alcohol Tax Unit, Bureau of Internal Revenue Mrs. Ellas M. Jones attended the mothers and daughters outing of the East Jordan Stake at Liberty Park, Tuesday. Treasury Department. Closing- date,, August Mr. and Mrs, John Southwick and Ellas M. Jenea spent Sunday at the home of Henry T. Anderson pf Sandy. They attended church at the Sandy Ward In the evening. 20, 1934. Mrs. In the practice Specified experience of law, or In Investigational or work, is required. Full information may be obtained of the United , from the Secretary Mrs. Earl Smith, daughter Phyllis, (Stae CfyJI gerYlee Board of Examin- and sons. Grant and Glen, spent Thursers at the pest pffice or customhouse day n Magna, guests of Mr. and Mrs. n any cfty, or front the Uinted States t J, At Tayjar, Phyllis remaining for r'YU jpervjee Cgmrotesioa, W&stilngtos, ten dy vsit at th Tayjor home, " c. ." ent ..ii:"" . The salaries named are subject to A deduction of not to exceed S per cent during the fiscal year ending June SO, 1935, as a measure of economy, and also to a deduction of 8 per cent toward a retirement annunlty. Swng The Clever Sewers met with their leader Miss Ila Bushman on Wednes day of last week and sewed on their projects. Those present were: Selena Peterson, Agnes Lewis, Gene Worlton, Geraldlne Taylor, Beth Fox and Berl ; Curtis. iv A beatuiful daughter arrived to glad den the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Whipple, Tuesday att he Lehl Hospital, Mother and baby reported to be doing fine and Mf, Whipple is wearing a ' emtio that won't come off, t Is Wfere You Buy TRY . BBOADBEHTS PRICES i " DATIIiG LARGE CROWDS Geneva resort is drawing larger crowds than ever before in the history of the resort. The Utah County Junior Democratic Club held a large outing there Tuesday of this week. A large crowd of the younger Democrats of the county enjoyed a full day of sports, swimming and a dance in the evening. On Saturday of this week the Columbia Steel Plant and associate In dustries ere holding an employees outing at the resort .The company have chartered all the resort for the day until 8 p. m. After 8 p. m. the resort will be open to the public who will be welcome to Join the steel workers in Ht$W stunts and other special features o,Uowed by a dance that Is scheduled to be the largest that the resort has freld tfcli yaar. On Wed&eaday, August 18th Utah Stake .nd Prow CJty are holding a joint outing. Alt fewness houses of Provo are closing ia tfe afternoon in order that the business may join In the outing. A dance for tfea public will be held In the eyeplng, The public will be welcome to the full days activities. The management of the resort are turning a large percentage of the proceeds back to the Utah Stak for bulldjng a girls home In Provo Canyon, "i'l,HJw!W'i3:i,r'Mr. Terwillger, Red Cross yield Examiner for the state examined the red crogs examiners and instructors of the county at Geneva last week, h gave special instruction in pool safety and sanitation. He pronouced the pool at Geneva 100 percent among those examined in the state. ; Hospital Notes Marlin Fowler received treatment at the Lehl Hospital Thursday for bums on the forehead and face and' a dislocation of the left thumb. Mr. Fowler was attempting to solder a leak In an old gas tank when it exploded, causing" the injuries, The Fourth Ward Sunday School . --25c Bridai Veil Butter.. and teachers are entertaining officers or Salt Shaker Mustard in Pepper ft canyon party in American Fork at -- ...Stf Jar canydn today (Thursday). Games and Miracle "Whip. Quart Jar........ even10c luncheon will be the order of the COrnliftkMj Large .... and and clerk ward The bishopric ing. ISO S Powdered Sugar, Pounds Mrs. Marie Steele of American Fork, the retiring superistendency of the 2 Pounds Sodas or Grahams 3 Pounds Soda Crackers Me Sunday School will be special guests was Operated Upon for appendicitis at the Lehl Hospital, Thursday. . 6o of the officers. .. Milk, TaH 3 for 25e Kellogg's Wheat Flakes 5e Jello (all flavors) package 55c Peanut Butter. 2 Pound Jar ..2 for 25o Salmon. Tall Happyvale..; . 12c .. , Shrimps, Can, ...10c Peas, Corn or Beans, Can For your pickle"!, beat malt vinegar1 and a complete line of spices. 10 for 19e Zlons LaundrySoap - be Lighthouse Cleanser Pork and Beans, No. 2 Can 3 for 29c 6e "Tomato Soup, Van Camps, Can 3c Pound Cabbage. Fresh Solid 1ue Catsup, 14 os. bottle ....12 ox. 15e Cornbeef, Libby's 10c Plain White Plates, each..., . 10c Cups and Saucers . SSo Brooms, very good 5 tie..- -. 15 Mop Sticks 10c Chore Girls sisi"""" Ladies' Rayon Tafetta Slips 75c and Mc in all sises Men's and Boys Shorts and 25c each Shirts .. SPECIAL! I Just Arrived .15c Percale, 80 Square Yard..... .....17c yard Broadcloth in all shades Kiddles', MHses' and Ladles' Bloom-- ..55c and 4Sc ers and Panties -- .... Silk Hose . 38e and 60e 15c, 20c and 35o Men's Fancy Hose These are Just a few of the many epeclals you can get by shopping at BROADBENT'S 7 phone Your Order, We Deliver. Orren Bone, William and Leland Price were business visitors to Provo, Monday. , Mrs. A, W. Francis and baby daughCarlos Coates entertained a ter Were taken to their home In Ameritots a of at little group birthday party can in of honor the afternoon Fork, Friday, from the Lehl Monday fourth anniversary of her daughter. Carlyn. Games and refreshments were The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve enjoyed by the little guests. Adams was treated for a cut eye and Elder Carl Webb has been trans broken collar bone at the local hospital ferred to Bonners Ferry. Idaho, situ' Friday. The child fell from the family ated a few miles south Of the Canadian car. He and Elder Cullimore of border. LOCAL ITEMS Pleasant Grove are the only Elders in the place. He reports a wonderful Mrs. John Southwick spent Tuesday trip to the Cards ton Temple and a re turn through the Glacier National in Salt Lake. Park. He is well and enjoying his mis Mrs. Wilford Russoji was a Salt Lake sion. visitor, Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. D. R. Mitchell returned j Miss Ruth Worlton returned home home Saturday evening from a trip to the World's Fair. They stated that on this week from a week's visit at the the trip to Chicago, on almost the en W. R. Glade home in Saft Lake City, tire trip, they traveled just behind a Miss Ines Johnson was a guest of rain storm end found the trip cool and enjoyable, escaping the heat wave Miss Catherine Gleason of Pleasant by just a few days and enjoying cool Grove from Thursday to Monday even weather throughout the entire trip. ing. The return trio was made through Nauvoo Illinois; Independence. Mis . Taylor Eastmond, son of Frank souri; Colorado Springs and through Eastmond left Saturday for Chicago. the Monarch pass. They report very He will be gone a month and will visit serious drouth conditions through New Tork before returning home. Nebraska and especially Kansas, where Walter O. Taylor, manager of condrinking water Is hauled from three to nine miles In trucks, and where th cessions at Saratoga, la spending a grass Is dry and crlep. The trip proved month at Sawtell, California, with his son, who Is In the Veterans Hospital very enjoyable. MrSi i get the best selection of choice Meats and Groceries at our store. GROCERIES MEATS SEASONABLE FRUITS GREEN VEGETABLES, Etc. , You can ALWAYS j -- Everything for the canning season. LAMSIEM .fflJUdDS.. PHONE 17 MAIN STREET k1 LEHL UTAH Mrs, Annie Fyffee, Mrs. Byron Gray and Mrs. Maud Udall were Salt Lake visitors, Tuesday. geiieva accc;.:o- Mrs. Theodore Bat eman and Miss Lexie Bateman are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Verner Walker and family of Brlgham City. Why bother in the kitchen preparing food when you get it from us already cooked and ready to serve. You! like the tastiness and the deliciousness of our prepar ations. Try some today and see for yourself how pood "store foods" can be. Mrs. Ralph Curtis and baby girl returned home from the Lehl Hospital, Monday. All Democrats are hereby notified that there will be a Democratic Junius Banks and son, Earl H. A. held in the Memorial Building, Fitzgerald and son, Don. spent WedPrimary Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts of Thursday, August 9. at 8 p. m. for the nesday in Provo making arrangements Delta, are spending the week with purpose of electing five delegates and for entering the B. Y. U. this fall. reltaives and friends in Lehl. alternates to attend the Democratic Conventions Mrs. Ferd Evans who has been ill for Miss Phyllis Kirk ham spent the early State and Congressional for and the the on Provo at past week at the W. A. Evans September 1st, part of the week with friends in Brig' business as home is reported improving. other such of transaction ham City. may properly come before the primary, Mr. Ferd Evans returned to his work SYLVAN CLARK, Chairman. Mrs. Thad Powell and daughter, at Dividend, Sunday after a short visit week-end LELA COATES, Secretary. Maurlne, of Levan, spent fhe here with his wife and parents. with Lehl relatives. GAS, OIL and SERVICE ' A Dr. and Mrs. J. day in Provo with relatives. Home When You're Away NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS -- G. Jones spent Sun- TELEPHONE Mrs. E. J. Roberst is reported ill at her home here. CLAUDES PLAGE The Proof of Statioa-to-statio- Mrs. Junius Banks spent Tuesday in Salt Lake City. v ; Salt Lake visitors, Tuesday. Big Double Cho at Royal Theatre Friday and Saturda. REPAIRING SHOP d. Arthur, Inea and Emily Powell were a5 THE PARK SHOE 6TH WEST, STATE Mrs. Joseph 6. Smith and daughter, ea Utella, were 6alt Lake visitors Tuesday. AFTER S:30 P. M. Mrs. H. A. Fitxgerald spent Mr. Tuesday in the Salt Lake Temple. U I with (Mo Bishop Henry Erlckson spent Tuesday in Salt LaJce City. 1 John S. Smith Is confined to hi bed aa attack of rheumatism. UTAH by TELEPHONE her home this week. THURSDAY. AITr.Ho -! Mr. William Gurney was a Salt Lake visitor, Tuesday. LEHI to ITEMS --- Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Johnson and sk daughters Inez and Lucille, attended a shower in Pleasant Grove. Thursday evening for Miss Emily Peay. Heavy Galvanized Buckets With Wooden Handle 10 Quart 27c 12 Quart 32c 14 Quart 43c Miss Emily Powell returned home Saturday atfer a two weeks visit with her father and brother at Alcova. Wyoming. Mlsse Inei, Bertha and Emily Powell are giving a shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hardy McFarlane. Thursday evening at the Third Ward churcu. Invitations have been issued to a hundred guests. Pitcher Pumps Mrs. F. D. Worlton and sons, Dean and Dan, spent the past week in Manassa, Colorado, with Mrs. Worl-ton- 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sowards. Dan remained in Manassa for an extended visit with his grand parents. Now $2.50 GILCHRIST HARDWARE A HOME INSTITUTION MAIN STREET LEHL UTAH Can WMe You Can o Fruit Bottles & Rubbers AUGUST 9, 10 1 m and 11 "U f Ml Thursday, Friday ard Saturday BUY NOW AND SAVE WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP Bars for 19c HARMONY LAUNDRY SOAP 10 Bars for 25c LAUNDRY SOAP a soap that does the work and weighs 1 lb. per bar, 6 large yellow bars for 25c One package of washing soap . DARR miiii for 29clarge and 2 large of parr soap FREE. LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER per can 3c 5c bars 10 Bars 25c TOILET SOAP Regular 10 ELECTRIC LIGHT GLOBES Special 30 and 60 watts 3 GLOBES for BROOMS, good 15, 25c grade 9c GLASS TUMBLERS CORN FLAKES Large Package rttrnrm BiKir-iju- art -- 6 for 19c 9c van 17c 65c SYRUP Gallon Can -SALAD DRESSING Quart Jar 25c HONEY! HONEY! HONEY! New crop of Uintah Clear White Honey just arrived. Buy yours now! It is scarce and hard to get on account of the drouth. We have it in ??iRtE?v? WHEAT, per package CATSUP, Regular I5c Bottles- . MILK . c fn- He - nt m iarge aaia 35c DEVILED MEAT 3 Cans for 10c 12c GRAPE FRUIT Large No. 2 Can HAPPY VALE PINK SALMON-- 1 lb. Can 12c 5 POUND SACK SALT ? att . in" pnmvrn GArir rnxiu aoaux vfK kjrmvii. ptop 19c - , ARM and HAMMER SODA 3 2c 25c 6 Bos MATCHES 1A IK nartnM -1- 5C HP.VVI PTTC TPA 25c PEANUT BUTTER Large 2 lb. jar nJ BLACKBERRIES Gallon No. 10 Ca1 lb. can 25c CALUMET BAKING POWDER PEAS Regular 13t Grade, a No. 4 Siev-- 1 3 Cans 2d( LYE . M. J. B HUIs, or Schillings Coffee, 31c 1 found Red Can M T. T? T. r,rr nnnnn 2c tj 28c S. & W. COFFEE, one pound can S. & 2 pound can ..65c 5 Brick Pound vnuusE, PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO Special 3 f er umy can PRINCE ALBERT vmuj x ruuna van TOBACCO-Spc- cial GRANGER TOBACCO One Pound for for r77n, 3 WJ Can- -'j Pickling time is here, we have all fresh . i ana wia wmie .1- . t, M . aarK. BOTTLING HEADQUARTERS R. Kitchen, Grocery AMERICAN PftPC ITT AM Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairs All work guaranteed satisfactory L. K. 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