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Show Thursday. February i5 THE LEHI FREE iRESS Thursday. February 16, 1933 Miss Lillian Knudsen is the week o Spah Fork. THE LEHI FREE PRESS Phone 8-Lehi, Utah Things, iouNewr Khqq) I That Soap Would Do was a Mr. Albert Van Wagoner spendir-- Mrs. Ronald Barllow of Los Angeles, California is a guest at the Angus Gardner, home. Published by Lehi Printing Co. Every Thursday Jt Lake visitor Tuesday. LEHI W E-- xfr F.noch Kusson is very ill home m tte at bis Fourth Ward. LEHI was taken home, Mrs. Hayes Assay LKH Thursday. Mr. Willlum Powell left Friday for LEHI be will he where htld . Gypsum, Colorado, ia, rl assembly will be in charge. employed. Friday with Ila Schow George P. Price, Manager ADVERTISING RATES LEHJ 30c per inch Display . t A,iprRon was a business Read the Free Press carefully each a air. 10c per line week as we always give at least to Readers visitor in Salt Lake. Wednesday. to the Cozy Theatre. pass free family SUBSCRIPTION RATES and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ailred One year in advance $1.00 eon. Bob, in Want Ads 10c Per Line For First Insertion and 5c per line for each additional insertion. LOCAUTEMS PHONE If you have any newt of tereet, acy adTertisbj, anyu printing or want anythjn, B the printing line. Sirvic with, a Mrs. D. H. Chipman and Mrs. Buhl Ailred spent Wednesday 's guests of Mrs. Chip-manwere week-enSalt Lake Temple. parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. UHI Whipple. Xfrs. Esther Powell, Mrs. Mary LEHI Winn Thomas and Mrs. Rozetta Overalls for the Calico Ball. Pow- ed in American Fork Sunday afternoon adv- ers Shoe Store. with Orin Ashton. d LEHI To a friend, your photon.! has more personal for a Mrs. Ernest Webb and baby of AmMiss Lela Jones left Monday Mrs. Angus Gardner is ill with erican Falls, Idaho, arrived in Lehi, sister, her with Lark in visit heart trouble and high blood pressure. Sunday for a short visit with relatives. week's Mrs. James Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dorton were Salt Lake visitors, Wednesday. LEHI Overalls for the Calico Ball. ers Shoe Store. drf of Plant J that it will not plant Into the soap solution, lifting it In and out gently two or three times. Dip in a bucket of clear, soft water to rinse and place In a warm, shady spot To keep plant healthy and In around the earth so good condition, remove occumula--1 fall out, invert the tloni of dust by occasional washing, Soap solution Is recommended for1 this purpose because the dust Is always held (Irmly to the surfaca of the leaves, and soap solution to dry. The soap solution for cleaning takes up din more readily than clear water. It Is Important to us knives of plants need not be very a mild soap, as strong soaps ds- -i heavy simply a light suds. Use Just troy the sensitive plant tissues. enough soap to form a suds when For large plants, such ss rubber' whisked up with the hands. The Dlant. wash each leaf separately i solution should always be Just lukewith a sponge dipped In lukewarm warm. To discourage the various Insects Ivory suds Rinse off the soap with the sponge dipped in clear, warm and parasites which cause so much water. damage to plants, soak the roots For medium sized plants with occasionally with Iory suds. If the more luxuriant foliage, place the leaves or stems are auacaea, spray same solution. Do plant, pot and all. In the bathtub or them with the the sink, or on the cellar floor, or not rinse. Repeat every few days outdoors if the weather is warm, unUl an Improvement Is noticed. Ivory soap makes a good spreader and pour lukewarm Ivory solution over the leaves. A sprinkling can for any spray requiring one. The useful helps to distribute the soap solu- Baked form Is particularly tion evenly over the foliage. Rinse for this purpose. As anyone knows with clear, warm water and put In who has ever tried to spray a solution onto a plant. It Is most Ima warm, airy place to dry. that no bits of undissolved a tub portant small For plants, prepare or bucket of lukewarm Ivory solu- soap should be left in the solution tion. Holding crushed newspapers to clog up the sprayer. i PIES Rosalie c'n bake fine plea. Tou can't beat 'em. But, they's on'y made of mud. Tou can't eat 'em. Bobby's Muzzer showed her how To do the trick. If they was really, really pies We'd all be sick. STARS Wonder what the star Is Wish I knew. Wonder If they're angels' eyes flies 'r Jos' sparkle-sparkl- e Playln' way up m the skies Mr. and Mrs. Alva Wing and Mr. Mr and Mrs. Bert Hutchings and Mrs. Claude Curtis arrived home famiiv left Friday for Park Monday from a short visit in L03 where they intend to make Angeles, California. LEHI Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Meiling and LEHI Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hutchlngs are invited to attend the Coey Theatre Friday or Saturdoy as guests of The Lehi Free Press and Cozy Theatre managers. L1HI Mr. and Mrs. Orren daughter and Mrs. Guy Walker and Walker and A skooter party was held following the Senior party, Monday evening with Eva the following participating: Stewart, Cleora Lewis. Cleo Royle, Beth Fox, Newell Larsen, Edward Fox, Avery Kirkham, James Edwards and Joe Wilson. The Third Ward Deacons entertained their mothers at a well arranged social in the ward chapel Wednesday evening. A good program by the Deacons and some snappy games with dainty refreshments furnished a very enjoyable evening for all present. pointment today. Snyder LHHI Crops Fall r L. D. RACKER Local Agent for STARK BROS. NURSERIES With Each Subscription Send In Your Subscription Today One Year for $1.00 Six Months for 50c LEHI FREE PRESS The Only Paper Printed in Lehi 3 INSTANT Shoe Repairing Eq&tpscnt GOOD SERVICH AND MATERIAL ARB W. W. Dlckerson entertained Wednesday evening for Mrs. Jesse Ballanger of Magna. Games and tasty refreshments passed a pleasant evening for the following guests: Mrs. James Zimmerman, Mrs. B. W. Brown. Mrs. John Price, Mrs. John r! Bone, Mrs. James H. Gray, Mrs. Basil Dorton, Mrs. William Webb, Mrs. C. C. Edwards, Mr. George Manning, Mrs. Emery peck. Mrs. E. R. Dicker-soMrs. Julia Curtis, Mrs. William Dlckerson, Mrs. James Beverly. Mrs Harding the guests of honor and the hostess. n, TOUES at tat Quality Shoe Rebuilders HAROLD OBBOENB, Mgr. The Primary teachers and officers I 218 STATE STREET of the Lehi Third Ward met at the James Zimmerman. home of Mrs. Monday evening. Lessons were pre pared and outlined for the coming months work and delicious refresh ments served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Ellas M. Jones and family are invited to attend the Cozy Theatre Saturday br Monday as guests and Cozy of The Lehi Free Press Theatre managers. See L. I. Wardle LEHI Mr. and Mrs. Boyd A. Gilbert and baby son of Salt Lake, spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs. D. J. Thurman, Mrs. Gilbert's grandmother, Tuesday being Mrs. Thurman's 81st birthday. Mrs. D. J. Thurman who was in Jured In a fall some time ago, is reported as doing fine, and able to sit up in a chair this week. Lara FREE Electric Clock combined with Lamp and Smoker Given Absolutely Free with each Living Room Suite Taylor Bros. Store, Provo, Utah, adv, INSURANCE COUNSELOR "If If a Insurance we haw It" For Automobile Insurance The best for the lest money, Let me explain it to you. LEHI, UTAH Geo. M. Brockban! Special Representative BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCl CO. Provo, Utah Mr. and Mrs. Edward Southwick and children of Salt Lake City, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Southwick. WANT ADS LEHI A very enjoyable and successful rAPROTa evyr sat.R. orwiU dance was held In the Lehi Third for sheep or hogs. John H. Smith. Ward following the regular M. I. A. Call at FOUND Ear-Rin- g. work, Tuesday evening. office. Miss Romney was removed from FOR SALE Four Master El4 the Lehi Hospital to Mrs. F. D. Worl-ton'- s, Incubators. Caraclty 540 eggs Tuesday afternoon by Joe Wil. a T son, Newel Larson, Avery Kirkham and Edward Fox. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN"' LEHI Che. Electric Refrigerator For Sale A black purse has been lost by Miss Must sell at once. Inquire Jean Gray containing 2 A pencils, box office. of lead, a comb and eraser if anyone has picked it up plea3e return to WICKER BABY BUGGY tt - A T FrIt owner. LEHI The Bluebell Camp No. 2 of the D. U. P. met at the home of Mrs. Alvah Fitzgerald, Thursday. Mrs. Fitzgerald gave the history, of her grandmother, Mrs. Ann Capstick Mercier, also read a letter written by her mother fifty years ago. Joseph Kirkham pave several musical numbers. Hostesses were: Mrs Fitzgerald and Mrs. Pearl Broomhoad The patriotic theme com memorating Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays, was carried out in the luncheon following the meeting. Studio Phono 150 Mrs. F. D. Worlton entertained the Athenian Club, Wednesday afternoon. The lesson "In Memoriam" was given PowDainty reby Mrs. J. F. Bradshaw. adv. freshments were served. Fruit Prices Stay High When Farm Free Family Pass To Cozy Theatre make, home. adv. daughters Virginia and Irene attended the funeral services for N. S. Nielsen at Mt. Pleasant, Monday. Mr. Nielsen was an uncle of Mrs. Meiling. UHI Overalls for the Calico Ball. Powers Shoe Store. adv. you can The family, too, will welcom new portrait. Make &n UHI Overalls for the Calico Ball. children were Sunday dinner guests of ers Shoe Store. L1HI Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bone. When is an author a Jeweler We print Butter Wrappers when Mr. Joseph F. Marsh and family of When he's a Goldsmith. you want them. Miss Florence Gray returned home Alpine, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Friday from a week's visit with Mr Junius Banks, Sunday. and Mrs. Sterling Durrant of Amerl Mrs. Marjoie Cark and daughter, can Fork. Carma, spent Saturday and Sunday in LEHI Fork, guests of Mrs. Clark's Spanish Mrs. Luther Coates entertained at Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hardy. parents, dinner Sunday In honor of her husband's birthday anniversary. Covers Thirty acre orchard pays more than farm crops off 670 Mrs. Andy Trane and Mrs. Julia acres. $2,947.50 for ONE carload of Golden Delicious apwere laid for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown spent Wednesday in American ples. Highest Record Price Ever Paid. Bone, Miss Alma Eeek and the Coates Fork guests of Mrs. Abe Gudmundsen. family. LHHI Flowering Shrubs, Ornamental Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kirkham of Reuben and John Whipple of Moapa, Shade Trees, Hedges, Vines aad Raymond, Alberta, Canada, are visit Nevada, accompanied by Mi3s Ruth friends and relatives in Lehi. ing Rose Bushes. Gardner, returned home Monday, fol LEHI lowing a few days visit with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crabb and Mr. Mrs. Angus Gardner. Messieurs Whip and Mrs. Albert Kirkham of Raymond. Wlhy be satisfied with aaythtog ple are brother of Mr. Gardner. Canada, spent Tuesday in Provo, but the best. LEHI . guests of Mr. Donna Wlnget. Mrs. Leo Hansen entertained the L1HI Social Club, Thurday afternoon. High Overalls for the Calico Ball. Powscore prize was won by Mrs. Herbert ers Shoe Store. adv. Austin and low srore by Mrs. John LEHI Zimmerman. Special guests of the Mrs. Booth Sorenson entertained a club were: Mrs. G. R. Adamson and group of little tots at a birthday party, Mrs. A. F. Gaisford of American honoring the second birthday of EdHI Fork. ward Booth, Jr., Tuesday. A pretty birthday cake appropriately trimmed was the delight of the small guests. The time was spent in games. Dainty refreshments were served to the guest of honor, Retta Powers, Wayne Webb, Shirley Webb, Paul Webb and Vervene Sorenson. . signifies than any gift Mrs. J. H. Gardner is In Salt Lake m Douglas Scalley of Salt Lake Martell Hutchlngg was operated up- City, caring for the children of Mr. Tuesday visiting with her spent on at the Bingham Hospital, Monday. and Mrs. Robert Pixton, who are City, mother, Mrs. Martha Ann Taylor. From latest reports, Martell is doing visiting in California, LEHI as well as possible. overalls for the Calico BalL Pow Friends surprised Mr. John N. Street, LEHI aav- Shoe Store. ers Mr. and Mrs. Carl Markham and Saturday evening. The time was spent LEHI Miss LuPrlel Powell of Salt Lake City, in games and music. Delicious reand Mrs. RalDh Jackman Mr were Sunday guests of their mother, freshments were served to sixteen Sat visited of Powell Levan, vtiinA Mrs. Annie Powell. guests. Esther A. Mrs. with and Sunday urday Powell and with Mrs. Nicoline Powell's Mr. Frank Wright of Canada, and A. J. Evans, Hyrum Evans and Heber Peter Schow, returning home Mr. Lavern Nichols of Seattle, Wash- J. Webb attended the funeral service rather, Sunday afternoon. ington, are guests at the home of at North Ogden for David Francis, Mrs. Annie Powell. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Evans, Mr. LEHI Evans and Mrs. Juliette Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holdaway and Sylvester Mr. Cecil Johnson is at the Veterans the funeral services attended Goates, Hospital m Salt Lake City, receiving baby, Mama, of Vineyard were Sun- for W. Nichles, in Salt Lake, Henry treatment for ulcers of the stomach day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Wednesday. Beck. and sinus trouble. If I knew What stars la. Id Jes' Make a few. In the dew. Pow- 8-- W SALE Call 8-- LEHI Mr. and Mrs. Emery Peck and Mr. RECLAIMED PIANO-S750- .00 and Mrs. Oclell Peck entertained at a balance, $129.00 own alentine Party at the Emerv Per-i- , Pay office. home, Monday evening. Seasonable games and dainty refreshments ' pla"0' quire Free Press was FOUND Key ring with 4 lxjj enjoyed by the following guests: on. Owner may haev same dj uistiop and Mrs. John S. Smith. M, at tVi ntf.na BTA TflVinCT IOf and Mrs. LeRoy Worlev. Mr. Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bernetl Let us repair or sell ybu V&T, Bateman, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith, iron cord. Prices the lowest v r. ana Mrs. Wilford Russon, Mr. and Radio and Electric Shop, State Mrs. Warren Russon. Mr. nnfl xr, Rodney Dlckerson, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Tho spllinc nrce of 00(1 arsen and Mrs. Alice Jones. influences people whether what to buy and where to uj QUESTIftM Life's puzzles are hard to sniv I do not try. ELECTRIC CLOCK eombij'J Tou passed her by an married LAMP and SMOKER GIVEN me, eacn LUTELY FREE with You thot you saw a Room Suite purchased dur life of misery a" In her eves. month. Special prices on UtaBBut what you saw If o., you had own xayior tsros. was paradise. out this ad it is wortn For she would have been all when presented at Taylor to you. That I cannot. purchase price of suite. But such is life tlm . The melting pot. wnen there a a w i E ... 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