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Show THURSDAY, iy THURSDAY, NuYKM IiLIi SI. N'OYKMBER UTAH LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, i4-)i- I , Mr. nd Mrs. Gerald Taylor were ujt lji.e City viiitjrs, Wedfiecday. THE LEHI FREE PRESS Publihe by The Lehi Free Every Thursday Pri Phone Mr-- Lehi. UUh 8-- . Howard Mrs. Smith, Kva . licks, Mrs. Kern Johnson, Mr. Ja.-a W. urh attended qu.ltinjr party Gore P. Price, Manager W. 32 Main Sv. residence. 2nd at tMr h n.e f Mrs. Altui) Johitoii of Office, u'.i Lake West and Slat St,, Lehi. Uuh :ty, Monday. residence 117- fhone Office Mr. ani Mrs. Carl Markhain and M.-- a:t Lake City Zat:.- Milier i f Entered at the pogtofTke at Lehi, Utah, of Mrs. Anii.e jrueyt Sunday ,'tff as second clasa matttr8-- - - g r-- - r ADVERTISING Furnished RATES n Mr. a: S.t!' of h with Upon Request SUBSCRIPTION' One year - UUH STAIJ tl.Ov ' PiaiS ASSOCUIIOM llOllie th.s i Anderson Wyonuriir, Ti-e- Mr-- , li.ich.-- Mr. and Mr-- . Mr. and Mi-- . f r t of Sun-ia- v Atidtr-i.n- . l Bushman and d Watkins Sunday, with Mr. and Mr. ' r ha d, repoi! -. week. Mi-- the :o,.-- t n.-- t i . Kll.-v. ho has Cart.-ra of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph llutch- !' Sail Lake City f, i the pa.-- t v. eeks l eturne heme, Thursday. , Mrs. Karl Sm.th and son, Grant, and Mr.-- . Herbert Tal r of left Wednesday for l'ocatello, Idaho, . Salt Lake City, were Sunday j'.U't-to pend Tl;:i'ik-jriv?- n with Mrs. of Mrs. M. . Tavlor. StiMth's inothti', Mrs. W. A. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rick and family have moved into the J. N. Smith home for the winter. and daughter lirown Mr. and Mrs. L. I!. l!r,.wn and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Webb and baby children ami Mrs. James Comer visitof Lyman, W'yominir, visited with Mr. ed with Deaden relatives, Sunday. and Mrs. I lobe r C Webb over the Mrs. Brown's mother, Mrs. Susa Rird week-en- d accompanied them home, for a visit at the Hiown home. Mrs. Jennie Nostrum and sons, Bruce and Reed, will spend Thanks-pivn- g Georire E. Rick returned home, Day at Spanish Fork with Monday from a visit at Seward, Neb., Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Hardy. where he was called to the death of a brother. Enroute home he made a Miss Mndjre Worlton arrived home bus'ness visit to the Nebraska State from the Utah Agricultural Collepe, Airriculural College at Lincoln, Neb. Wednesday evening for the Thanks- He spent Sunday at Denver as guest of Mr. Hooth, a representatve of the giving holidays. Sperry Co. He visited the L. D. S. LaPriel Goodwin arrived home branch of the Western States Mission Wednesday nipht from a two months at Denver and heard Georpe Albert visit with her sister, Mrs. Austin Smith and Alfred Jensen speak. He Gudmundsen and family of Mil- was also taken on a tour of Denver waukee, Wisconsin, and points of in- by Mr. Booth. He reports a very in terest enroute. She reports a terestinjr and enjoyable visit at Den vcr. trip. - e ' CLEANEST - COAL iSSW CONGRATULATE l I ffc y fn OF THE find rr - ioe- EASIER TO KEEP y .' f ''s- --' CLEAN TX COAL.... YOU'LL LIKE iM Nu A V YV'l X j HE news la spread ing like wildiirel Every one who tries the newly-pre- Utah KING COAL is enthusiastic pared cbout itl Everyone agrees that it's the cleanest coal ever pro duced in the West. Have you tried it yet? If not phone in your order. Join the thousands of satisfied users. SECOMMENDED ers. As far back as the Sixteenth cer.tury, while t:e ships of the ad- vertiirous Drake ar.d S.r Walter a!. i'.-- - :c'Aey, - 1 r.ll slriH-iure- - ' T' J s air li'jvatih At Nt A- - - h. ..; ;,!rs. - ' To Mrs. Ai,H Nel- -r. ,f M " Raleigh roarr.t-- the Seven .Seas, it T... her M,..y v was discovered that r.asturt;um . leaves counteracted scurvy. Ti.ey S. J. To. r -- i.d 'ther k were also called "Indian cress," VV. Mr. ar.i M- -. J hi. ar.d as such nasturtiums are kr.o-' g M. English-speakinJ in certain parts of the Mrs. !'. -- ;,.! world to this day. lr. parts of Europe people still use the It aves as a salad and pickle the green, fail- h grown juicy seeds As in the case of mar.y others among popular garden flowers, hke r'itv, We, mangolds and zinnias, nasturtiums l Lt AI '!;ft - '. ''" ' M.-,.- CLOCK CONIfi) cives you ' ' 1 ' are true Americans, states in the New York a writer an. Mr. World-Telegra- ' History dues not record when ' y Mi-- . first came tu man's notice, hut 'he.r ar.d discovery dates back to the h'- -' in- ' of wr.tr. the Sixteenth cer.try, ning foui.d them curious Spaniards 11.-.- Mr-- Mr-- rd . A .1 Kv.ih-- ' CONVENIENCE OR - ..l :'!:: ' . H,-.,..-.- -- ! ",.; . OF OVEN, TOP ELEMED QUTLR M - . in By the end of the "sornev.h.(-r- e fi-ru.- Sixteenth cen' introduced had hern tury they Er.gli.sfi gardens by way of and France, and called tropacoluin minus toe Greek word tro.aco.-- , PI ffce eq ne. i. uni .star.d.ng for trophy. The circut K,.', ka, lar leaves as t'.cv arc carm d on and Mr i u aivt.:..: their steins lor all the v.o.iu w ho vi.r: W.-hlli .dvai the semhle the shields earned by with Mrs. Laird and Mr. Greek soldiers. the week-:.-- i About the year 1GU0 the original ind Mrs. r. M. 'ar-oi- i. Mr-- , lh ! ,i-,- . .i-i- ILLUSTRATE.. re-'a- dwarf (minus meaning small) variety was followed by the stronger Mrs. Mi:, ilover entertait.ed a growing tropacolum majus. Still latof f if :1- - at d'nncr and a LI'OUp er a species from Colombia, called atfe-!,ociul ill, I'riilav. Covers were tropacolum lobbianum, found its Mr-- , h.hii Whinipey, Mrs. It f.,r into way ;hcl European gardens. brought with it the daik blond which 'lie, r;o- Win- - Mrs. John Austin, Mrs. has enriched this flower with tones Harry Stoker, Mrs. Thomas Simms, ,. of red, orange and the deep ym nimii oii, Mrs. Joseph From these three ances- Mrs. t) hver Koherts. Mrs. (.has. k:ns, tors are derived ail the nasturtiums and the hostes-- . 'rahh, in cultivation. ..;! V '1 '.Lrs s;,."'i III,-- ' will v. will n; t wii. f- ti'-- .M : tK o-- . i "4 - 00 ex; , Win uf , J?S$ .J 3d fcv. service. f l4 us yfi th. the land,, iTu-cdit- i' - !es. ii?905S SOLD BYi LEHI PHONE 5-- V AMERICAN FORK LUMBER CO. PHONE 26 SI Wat-brown- s. "jp Church Organs Used in Ninth, Tenth Centuries The organ, which generally is the form of musical instrument used in churches, is first mentioned in the Bible in Genesis 4: 21. Pope introduced the organ into religious services in the Seventh century. Church organs became common in Europe in the Ninth and Tenth centuries. The Puritans were much opposed to the use of organs in the churches. The first denomination in America to install an organ was the Protestant Episcopal church at its place of worship in Port Royal, Va., in 1700. The first American-buil- t organ was erected at Trinity church, New York, in 1737. The use of musical instruments in religious services, 'relates a writer in the Indianapolis News, is of ancient origin. Mention is made in the Talmud of the "shofar," a ram's horn, used in the services. There was also the Hebrew sacred trumpet called the hazzozeroth, which was made of beaten silver, and the harp, the psaltery, the timbrel, and the cymbal were used in the ancient Hebrew services. King David, in his psalms, speaks of harps, trumpets, stringed instruments and organs. How the Red Cross Came Over the hospital where wounded soldiers lie, flies a big red cross. The men who carry the wounded men from the field of battle wear a red cross on their arm. Why was a red cross rlinson n .j ihn Hit cvmhi lilUUl of those who care for the wounded? It is simply the Swiss flag a white cross on a red ground reversed. It was a Swiss, Henri Dunant, who first pointed out the great need for more humane treatment of those wounded in battle, says Pearson's London Weekly. He wrote a book describing how dreadfully the wounded suffered in warfare, without anyone to look after them. As a result representatives of the nations met in Switzerland, and it was agreed that each country should start a special medical service to attend the wounded. As a compliment to Dunant and his country, it was then agreed that the symbol of the new service should be "based on the flag of Switzerland. rf 4 CdiiJE D By means of the Selector Switch a special Norge feature the left rear top burner, the Norge Utility Cooker, or any appliance you may plug into the handy convenience outlet may be automatically controlled by the electric clock just as the oven lib is. PHONES Resident Office 8-- Night or Day 117-- If yon have any news of interest, any advertisng, any job printing or want anything is the printing line. Phone Norge has every feature you nave ever areamea 01 ana more. Come in today for a demonstration rWJ YOU CAN BUY A ORGE 1 IOC ELECTRIC RANGE A DAY ELECTRIC RANGES Ill 8-- THE LEHI HARDWARE Your Home Store of PHONE J Servic 5-- TTTM I r Get down to earth! You will find that real down to earth prices are advertised in this paper. Read every Ad every week. Advertising pays - - YOU! BE PREPARED! "Winterize" Your Car Fall is in the air! Wintry weather is not far away. With car "Winterized," you'll be prepared for any sudden sold snap. - your PRESTONE FOR YOUP RADIATOR Have Your Car Greased Today by Experts GUARANTEED SERVICE An expert lubrication service that prevents costly repair bills and insures proper car operation. Best quality oils and grease3 are world-famou- England's Most English Place Perhaps the village of Selbourne, In Hampshire, is entitled to the distinction of being the most English place in England. It is close to the road that takes the traveler from Alton down the Meon valley to the south coast. It has winding lanes in place of regular highways, and the scenery is overwhelmingly English. Here Gilbert White lived and wrote his history. Every year tens of thousands of his readers, from many countries, walk through the wood paths and hear the woodwrens singing in the beech trees. Tl -N- ON TERMS AS LOW AS Service with a smile O'Neill Monument s The Bucky O'Neill monument by Solon H. Borghlum was unveiled in 1907 and stands on the Prescott plaita in Prescott, Ariz. The statue was erected by Arizona in honor of the First United States Volunteer cavalry, known in history as Roosevelt's Rough Riders, and in memory of Capt. William O'Neill and his comrades who died while serving in the war with Spain. O'Neill was recorded as the first volunteer recruited in the United States for service in the army when world. AND M ji red-1-- war was declared. Equestrian statues by Borghlum rest in the finest art centers of the world, and this is considered the finest equestrian statue in the LEHI CEREAL MILL TRI-STAT- E ! ; flow- - tht-.- aft-reciat- e L. i1 A M : - f :- - Lnclll -- lien.il of I'iuvo and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Urown and children of I'ayson were of Mrs. Julia dinned true-d- s 0. A. Slade is reported very ill pt Sunday I 'row n. his home. He suffered a stroke at a Provo Hospital Friday evening and Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman, Mr. was brought h me, Sunday. and Mrs. George Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Diver Kirkharn were Sunday Sherman Evans, a student of the dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. I' Diversity of Utah, spent the week- I.ott. end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. EVans. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 1'eterson entertained at dinner, Sunday, for Mr. Mrs. Clara Webb and son, Dick,! and Mrs. J. W. Caldwell, son Park, fire spending Thanksirivinur and the and daughter, Coleen, and Miss Pearl week-en- d at Pleasant Grove, iruests of Peterson of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jenso. K pie began to i Msv I. -- f Sp-c- Mrs. A'JMiS Rh..'l'S is ;.. r,d:ii Thanlvirivinir holiday w;h h. Ten at Garfield. 'ffyh Nasturtium leaves ar.d seeds were esteemed as fjods long U fore peo- - M l ' John Jo-en- h ;: Juck-or- i J. B ry and Mrs. O. R. Iv ry Mr. ar:d Mr- -, Taylor, Mr- -, I i t. r -'Mrs. Mr. Kujt-nar.d ii. i.'.. Lr fent Thursday in the Salt ., . 'iVr jo.- LOCAL ITEMS John . Mr-- ! Na.turtium, Once Usrd Food, Scurvy Remedy -- used. riRsr class motor supplies and accessories State Street Service Station SYLVESTER CLARK, Manager Stat Street, Lehi. 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