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Show Thursday, October Thursday, October THE LEHI FREE PRESS 20, 1932 Bishop William Hadfield Provo visitor, Monday. Price . was LEHI Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Salt Lake, were visiting relatives in Lehi Sun-da- and Value! y. LEHI Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dale and two little daughters were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hatchings on Sunday. "My telephone and the help of the operator in the getting a doctor, saved life of my wife. She had influenza and Buffered a relapse. The doctor stated that if I had been unable to reach him to quickly, he could not have saved her." Mr. and Mrs Lynn Arnold and baby, Ray, of Salt Lake, were gueta of Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muhlestein and two children, Harold and Marna, were Sunday visitors at the James Clark home. So wrote one of our subscribers. A telephone costs but a few cents a day, yet the value of one such call may be priceless. Wallace Banks attended the B. Y U. and U. of U. football game in Salt Lake, Saturday. LXHI Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fagan, Mrs. Lowell Brown and Mrs. A. W. Olsen motored to Salt Lake, Saturday, then on to Syracuse. Mrs Duane Ander son and children returned with them for a visit in Lehi. The Mountain States Co. Telephone & Telegraph LXHI Mrs. Ben C. Lott entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of the birthday anniversaries of B. J. Lott and Elba Lott. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. D. Wheeler Timothy, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Lott, Fay Adamson, Mr. and Mrs. Elba Lott, Keith Lott, Mr. Ben C. Lott and the hostess. THE LEHI FREE PRESS Lehi, Utah Phone 8-- W Published by Lehi Printing Co. Every Thursday Georre P. Price, Manager LEHI ADVERTISING RATES Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Taylor enter30c per inch tained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Display 10c per line Mrs. L. S. Wood and family of Salt Readers Lake. Covers were laid for Mr. and SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mrs. Wood and family, Mr. and Mrs. One year in advance $1.00 James Taylor, Myles Taylor and the G. R. Taylor family. Want Ads 10c Per Une For LEHI First Insertion and 5c per line Mr. Mrs. and Robert J. Evans and for each additional insertion. family of Logan, returned home Monday morning after visiting over the week-en- d with relatives in Lehi. Local Items LEHI LEHI REPUBLICANS and OPEN HEADQUARTERS Mn. Maud Udall and Mr. Mrs. Stewart Udall were Salt Lake visitors, Saturday. LXHI Mrs. M. A. Taylor returned home Thursday, after several days visit in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Douglas Scalley accompanied her home. lehi Luther Coates, W. W. Dickerson and William Dickerson spent several days last week in West Canyon. Local Republican headquarters have been opened in the Lee Powell building on Main Street by the Lehi Republican executive committee where they will transact business of the Republican party until election. Come in and listen to the radio and get the free printed information. DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS IXHI The Snow Springs Camp of the Mrs. Roy Passey and of Utah Pioneers were of Daugtherrs were Provo, family Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hutch-ing- entertained at the home of Mrs. Leonard Racker, Thursday afternoon. Special guests were the pioneers of LXHI the damp, Mrs. Ada Stoddart, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson, Mr. M. A. Taylor and Mrs. Addie Peterand Mrs Atlon Johnson, Mr and Mrs. Wallace Sorenson and Mr. and son. The lesson on pioneer life was Mrs. James W. Gough spent Sunday given by Mrs. Andrew Fjeld. Dainty refreshments were served. In Amercan Fork Canyon. Mr. and s. 'f LEHI LEHI The l noi Lions Club News a Fort Wall Camp of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers met at Martell Hutchings was operated upon Thursday at the Bingham Hos- the home of Mrs. J. E. Dorton Thurs., pital. The operation was reported as October 21, where the following pro successful and Martell is doing as gram was carried out: well as possible. Mrs. LeRoy Lott conducting. lehi Prayer Chaplain Mrs. Celestia The Mothers Club will meet at the Schow. home of frs. A. E. Doll, Friday, Song Members of camp. October 21. Speech of Welcome Mrs. J. E. LEHI Dorton. Mrs. W. F. Welsh and daughter, Piano solo Miss Cleora Lewis. Jayna, and Miss Mabelle Clayton of History of Elizabeth Degen Bush Salt Lake City were week-en- d guests man and Luclnda Labelia Bushman of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Adams. Sun- were read by Mrs. R. J. Whipple. Two duets Mrs. Abraham Ander day, Mrs. Adams entertained at dinner in honor of Miss Jayna Welsh's son and Mrs. Clyde Dorton. Sketch of early merchandising in birthday. Covers were laid for the guest of honor, Mrs. Wi T. Welsh, Lehi by Mrs. Margaret Bushman. Miss Maybelle Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Prayer Mrs. Celestia Schow. J. T. W!nn and the Adams family. Tasty refreshments were served. A That every school child in Lehi be supplied with book covers stressing the "Cross Crossings Carefully" of International Lions campaign Headquarters, the local Lions Club will furnish 1,000 such covers to the school children of Lehi immediately, according to reolutiona adopted at the last meeting. The resolution as introduced by C. E. Fickes, chairman of the Safety First committee, follows: To The Lion Club of Lehi: The Safety Committee, after care ful consideration, recommends to the club that it purchase sufficient Safe ty First Book Covers that each boy and girl in school be supplied with one cover each, with as many more distributed as the school authorities see fit, the number of covers not to l 4R J 5 DOWN AND A DOLLAR A WEEK friend of mine bought For a dollar 2j down a. gnmi-phon- e, and a dollar a W6x This is the easiest graft I've known a This dollar down and a dollar week. So he bought a chair and a fountain pen, ana A runabout car and a stove Scout Column two weeks this column has printed the Scout Oath scouts and Laws for the benefit of and handbook who have not a scout rtie n,i,;nr D&st Putilc Accountant) a man tost a state examination, the reqejv for which vary in different A Pubic Accountant is caE ' a business firm to verify ft install a bookkeeping system , may be to discover hidden loss of business. It often that the concern offers him as ant executive position as a valuable improvements he U suggest after studying the . rewho want to pass the tenderfoot week we are conThis quirements. tinuing to develop the first require ment of a tenderfoot test by printing the Scout Motto, the Scout Sign, the books. Advertaing: Advertising Scout Handclasp and the Significance ' then, of the Badge. manship printed. Keen selliaj A set of the "Lives of Our Famous The scout Motto is "BE PRE- and an understanding of human Men." are prime requisites. The eop, a PARED." made For a dollar down and a dollar is It palm job is to word bis message i Scout The Sign. week. forward with the little finger bent the prospective customer will down held in position with the thumb, go out and buy the article tt Then he bought two bran new radio the hand extended upward with the but fascinting to the man whs8 sets, arm at right angles to the shoulder it For a dollar down and a dollar a line. Advertising are requires Its use is to repeat the oath week, ; and laws, and abroad it is used as a technique and training. man And a dozen cartons of cigarettes, hand The combines The layout right e$ "recognition" sign. For a dollar down and a dollar a is used. The salute is made in the art in a way to make the not week, 'same way except the hand is brought tive appeal to the eye. exceed 1,000. Then he bought a ring that was f j !to touch the forehead just above the Advertising are requires J be to see, of and new ways of expre That some system of follow-u- p ideas the salute to used Flag 'eye. It is fh lillvwhite hand of when ideas. The man who can furtj used, in checking for the proper use of America, States United the I bride to be; anuu4 wf .L .n -I - lf. ideas and new ways of expreak and full understanding of the use of .unf. o " greeung uuicr caju the covers, and the comprehension of And after the wedding, the minister's ing, or meeting, or leaving scout ideas. The man who can furnl fee the safety clauses thereon. officials. Its meaning is RESPECT. need not worry about salary, jt Was a dollar down and a dollar a That this movement be specified in (The information from whfc The sifnificance of the badge is as week. columns are derived are fr our club minutes as an active part follows: taken by our club in one of Lions The three points pointing up, like bulletins and magazines as 1 a house for his he SAFETY. Then bought activities, the three fingers of the scout sign, the scout organization of Amerj major familee, The Safety Committee. I O refer to the three points of the scout At a dollar down and a dollar a oath. (Signed) C. E. Fickes. Look at the great men and week. The two stars symbolize the ideals we got today. Men like the ' Among some of the "timely traffic hints" found on the book covers are: And when they got sick, the doctor's of truth and knowledge which are John D. Rottenfeller the Stand fee, 1. Walk on the left side of the foundations of strong scout citizenWas a dollar down and a dollar ship. These stars guide the scout by Maggot, who stood up on the road facing the approaching traffic. and said a man should save t a week. 2. Be alert before crossing the aight as they do the marines on the be must "I free; to Then said his wife, seven seas and they symbolize the a third of what he earns tj street, look first to the left, then These weeklv payments are ruin- the right great out of doors, which scouts enjoy that's all a man gets And tin I'" 3. Use the neighborhood play ing me! anl r a reminder to him of the Henry Ford, the man who ma4 divorce and the alimonee ' 8tar9 9 constellation ground and not the street to play in. So she got a ing a pleasure. Now in closijj , Was a dollar down and a aouar a TT 4. Do not run into the street or words of week. automo The eagle Is the national emblem reminded of the highway from behind parked V. D B. Vida Ida vehicles. biles or moving of the United States of America. The Ceaser, means safety for bottom 5. Courtesy of the scroll at the badge SUGAR TO THE RESCUE . . . ; J e (which is used as the badge of the everyone, iaice time to De consiuer-atINSTANT ; of others. Announcement of the opening of Second Class Scout) is turned up at is vehicles its ends like a scout's mouth, because 6. Hitching to moving sugar factories throughout the west dangerous. is greeted with applause in the ranks a scout smiles as he willingly does his Equipme of the unemployed and in buiness and duty or enjoys his pay. The knot at GO0I AND SERVICE bottom a of the the simple badge is an industrial circles generally. It YOU ARE MATERIAL is a reminder that into !m- - overhand knot industry .that puts wealth . THE AT i ... one "Good to some Turn" does scout fc mantes ior mediate crrcuiation. j of the laborer the services opens up. daily. I've heard a good deal about the HI HO POR SCOUTING, OH, his immedi 'indirect costs" of an accident. May- The farmer sees relief for '(Tune, Hi, Ho the Merrio) troubles. ate financial be I'm dumb but I've got to confess wonder program of all the the It's a payroll of that it hasn't always been easy to Utah may expect century. HAROLD OSBORNE, Mjr fall in sugar factorunderstand just what these "indirect $3,000,000 this Hi Ho for scouting, Oh. Several thousand Ii ies in this state. 213 STATE STREET costs" are. She's good enough for me. find will Harvesting employment But the other day I read something will require additional Here's a song for scouting, let's sing in a magazine which helped to clear operations it merrily men. An estimate made by W. D. up the thing in my mind. Here it is: Hi Ho for scouting, Oh! Beet of the Sugar In his haste a boy stumbled over a Lippitt president It's good enough for me. association, at Denver, places the acci bees. of hive $4 (That's your like a good scout we are growing Just rush nnt.law for hfipt crons in 18 sucar ii dent) The bees flew away and in beet states at $36,000,000. Further TTT ne j i sometning ana we ll Keep ten minutes the boy looked like a tt ,nSfnoted are business of recovery signs 1111111011 warty squash. (There are your direct in an increae in the number of fac-- ; Boy Socuts A million more costs.) youll see tories to be operated this season over The lad's cries reached his father Hi Ho T scotitiig, Oh! million a a More than last year. Bne 8 ?00cI enough for me, who, running to his aid, failed to ton of coal will be consumed bv these innotice a barbed wire fence and ran Take this song to scout meeting the next three months, to it The fence broke down and the plants during with 1 you. Mr. Lippitt says. HOOP RELAY barbs cut a handful of flesh from his i is If there any thought brewing For each patrol in file as for re anatomy as well as ruining his best that the west does not need protection 1 The first man has a knotted trousers. for sugar, certainly the anticipated lays. The cow took advantage of the gap to rope just over large enough pass benefits from this year's beet crop B in the fence and got into the corn t It the ody. He passes this over his head should dissipate that impression. and body and steps out of the loop field where she ate so much green offers conclusive proof that tariff pro The No. 2 man does the same, and corn that she died. See I 1 tection is not to foster large mdus- Hearing the racket, the wife ran tries any more than it is to guard iS0.0B until Je last man has completed n this move. He then runs to the front churn of a 1 out, the American workman from cheap with the and cream into a basket of kittens, drown 1 rope proceeds just as competition. Sugar is only a case in For Automobile Insurana ing them. The baby, left alone, crawl point The welfare of western states No. 1 did. The race continues until all have run once, the last men cross. The best for the lest moKj ed through the cream into the parlor. is dependent upon a sane tarrif ing a line ten yards to the front of Let me explain it to yon. ruining a new rug. poilcy. the No. 1 men, for the finish Duriner the excitement the oldest T LEHI, UTAH hired 1 with the ran away daughter WORDS OF THE WISE VANGUARD SECTION 1 man; the dog Droke up eleven setting T hens, and the caves got out and The Vanguard lessons are the merit It is better to lose an eye than one's chewed the tails off four shirts dry of badges which t it is hoped scouting Special Representative reputation. will develep a knowledge of ing on the line! LEHI enough BENEFICIAL LIFE INSUBA 0 I CO. If you would not have your enemy fields in life that the vanguard might Send in your orders for Butter know ueiermine his life work. I your secret, tell it not to your Provo, Utah TT a ttn Wrappers. Price the lowest, quality friend. havi:; xuu MADE YOUR the best. CHOICE? LEHI Have you ever watched a man Riches serve a wise man, but coma! work doing something he likes, some mand a fool. INSURANCE COUNSELOR tning for which he is fitted by nature, LEHI Be a friend to thyself and others and trained an artist, for example' "If it's insurance we havet "ll painting a landscape out in an open will be so, too. field? Is it hard work for him? Does LEHI he take out his watch WILLIAM ASHEB every few minPast cure is still past cure. utes to see whether he can LEHI ATTORNEY AT LAV, T quit for A pig on credit makes a good win ine oayi Tm answer to both ques Office Hours 8:30 A. M. tions is no. ter and a bad spring. . 4:00 P. M. Tl mere are approximated fiffw LEHI LEHLJ million wage earners in the United MAIN STREET tl Rich gifts wax poor, when givers States. It is estimated that half T! prove unkind. e ir mnnon iweniy-nvindividuals, are LEHI dissatisfied with their tl jobs, actually I slept and dreamed that life was unhappy in their work. Don't add to beauty; I woke, and found that life that tremendous total of unsuccessful Pick Your Own Apples for- '& was duty. 'I. people. That is the vanguard aim 20c per bushel at Hagen Hans LEHI and in this column we will run CI just a Miss Lela Coates spent the week FOR SALE Hubbard and paragraph or two on thirty-eigdifend in Salt Lake City. ferent fields that the Call 118-- J, Evans vanguards may Squash. LEHI cover if they want to. Evpti FOR SALE CHEAP 1 Better never to have been born than be had as there are merit ninety Desk, 2 Writing Desks, 3 Chai to live without glory. badges available. Henry Lewis. LEHI This month we will discuss the Covetous men's chests are rich, not vocation Wmmfl Vnr ReU''of accounting and advertisvvr AAV MUV A w i, they. R. J. Goodwin, State St ing. cr. v 13 Shoe Repairin Indirect Costs ... a Quality Shoe Rebuilders 1 spy sraa m - But suppose should intemij L. I. Wardle; four-gallo- Geo. M. Brockb . Noel G. Kniglf Let us furnish your WANT Christmas Cards ADS ' - Better Cards for less money ht LEHI FREE PRESS mi LEHI J. Shop. ih thorough hoo h FOR RENT (knowledge of bookkeeping, general hot Mrs. John Brown. Business training, good h in. LXHI eyesight, and Contempt will sooner kill an iniurv an analytical mind these are the When there's a want there i) he chief requisites for a Public Accountthan revenge. it's a Free Press Want fct LEHI ant. Get your new Cozy Com. Better wear out shoes than sheets. To become a C. P. A. (Certified your local merchants. Set not your loaf in till the oven's Accounting requires a Aij |