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Show Thursday, NovetrnW 24 - TIIE LEHI SUN, LEIII, UTAH PAGE EIGHT program Royal-National Theatres New Store New Stock New Location We now carry a larger , stock of merchandise. Shoes, Oxfords, Hats, Caps and Gents' , Furnishings. Powers Shoe Store Main Street Lehi REGULAR PRICES mi Adults 15c Children 10c ROYAL NATIONAL Wednesday Nov. 23 Thursday, Nov. 24 0133 en SANTA CLAUS HAS JUST UNLOADED HIS TOYS HERE The biggest and best stock we have ever carried is now on display. Bring the kiddies and view our finest display. You Are Always Welcome. Gilchrist Hardware MAIN STREET Phone 5-J MAIN STREET Locals Items Miss June Fjeld spent Saturday visiting in Salt Lake. Mr. Dean Udall was a business visitor in Salt Lake Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Brown of Provo, spent Sunday visiting here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nellie Wilds of American Fork, was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Holmstead Sunday. Mrs. Blaine Peck and children, of Salt Lake spent Saturday and Sunday here with Mrs. Pack's mother, Mrs. Mary Kirkham. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. Barlow were in Lohi Wednesday and Thursday on their return from Colorado where they spent the past four months. Mr. Boyd Holmstead who is attending; attend-ing; school in Salt Lake, visited here over the week-end with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Holmstead. Mr. and Mrs. William Osterloh and children and Miss Ruth Osterloh, all of Salt Lake, were visiting here Sunday Sun-day with Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Osterloh. Mr. and Mrs. EUloh Goates and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harmon, of Salt Lake, motored here Sunday and spent the day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Goates. Mr. Martha Bushman, of Escalante, returned to her home last week having hav-ing visited here for the past few weeks with Mrs. 'Martin B. Bushman. Before returning home she enjoyed a short visit In Salt Lake. The Social Club ladies were entertained enter-tained Friday afternoon by Mrs. John Zimmerman at her home. The time was spent in playing "500", after which a tasty luncheon was served to sixteen Indies. First prize went to Mrs. Laura Evans," while the consolation honors were won by Mrs, Sadie Southwlck. r- eeds u : A Complete Stock of Merchandise In Nice Warm Wearables Overcoats, Sweaters, Underwear, Rubber Footwear,-Galoshes, Footwear,-Galoshes, Hosiery, Blankets, Ladies' and Children's Coats, Flannel Dresses, Jersey Dresses, Flannel Gowns, Knit Wear, Caps, Gloves, etc., etc. , The Golden Rule Policy is to give you the very best values possible every day and at all times. i Golden Rule terms are low selling prices possible. You are always GODWIN'S il ES"! Golden rule For Best Values Arwayi MAIN STRESTP LEHI, UTAH SOME ONE'S BIRTHDAY What is better than a nice plant or a boquet of choice cut flowers. We have hundreds to select from. LEIII FLORAL CO. Our Flowers Are The Finest Ever. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Woods spent Sunday visiting in Salt Lake City. Mr. Ford Smith of Springville, was visiting here over the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith. Mrs. Albert Kolack of Buffalo, New York, was visiting in this citj from Sunday until Tuesday with Mrs. Rkhard Hutchings. Harold Fox was taken home Tuesday Tues-day from the hospital, where he has been for the past five weeks suffering with a broken leg. ... Mr. W. E. Dunkley and Dr. Barlow Fox of Salt Lake, visited in this city Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox. Miss LuPriel Crabb and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Logsdon and children of Salt Lake, were visiting in Lent Sun-day Sun-day with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson, Clell JackHOn and Gilbert Batchelor were visiting in Salt Lake Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Under wood. Mr. and Mrs. Chris LInchoten and children returned to their home in Salt Lake Sunday, evening having visited here during the day with Mr and Mrs. George Wing and family. 'Mrs. Eldon Chilton entertained at a birthday ' dinner Sunday in honor of her husband's anniversary, Covers were laid for twelve. The Fourth and Fifth ward Relief Society bazars held last Friday and Thursday respectively were a big success from every standpoint. The quilt from the Fourth ward was drawn by Mrs. A. E. Manning and Miss Belva G urn ey was the lucky person to win the bed set from the Fifth ward. At the Second ward bazar held recently Mr. I. L. Lott won the large embroidered center' piece. Mere cash, This makes our welcome at Winter Primary Children Charm ing In Fall Festival Those who attended the "Fall Festival" given by the Primary children of Lehi expressed themselves them-selves as being highly, entertained, The children took their parts well and are to be congratulated. - Chairman Mrs. Kittinger, with the assistance of the officers of the four wards, feel well satisfied with the effort they put forth In making the entertainment entertain-ment a perfect success. Farewell For Elder Lewis Holdsworth A farewell social in honor of Lewis Holdsworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Holdsworth, who is leav ing for a mission to California, will be given in the 'Memorial building Saturday evening. A special program has been out lined following which refreshments will be served and a dance enjoyed. A general invitation is issued by the committee to all citizens to Join in this farewell social. Farmers Take Notice A meeting which will be of special Interest to farmers will he held Fri day afternoon, November 25th, at 2 o'clock in the Memorial huilding. rroiessor warnn or tae is. x. v., a soil expert, will be present and give a talk on the "soil." Professor Cannon of the U. A. C, a livestock expert will be the speaker at the meeting in the evening to be held at 7:30 o'clock. The musical numbers at these meetings will be furnished by the local high school. The Farm Bureau and Lehi Dairy Association are sponsoring these meetings and a good attendance is desired, the farmers farm-ers are especially invited to be present as some very valuable information infor-mation will be given. LEHI FARM BUREAU. roadbents Sugar Per Sack $7.00 10 pounds Sugar 75c Sego Milk, Large Cans . ....10c Sego Milk, Small Cans 5c New Raisins, Large Packet- 10c New Currants, Large Packet 18c 2 for 35c New Dates, 5 Oz. Package ' ..10c Rice - - 4 Pounds 25c Pure Lard, Per Pound 20c Good Salmon, Per Can 15c Straight Grade Flour, Per Sack..$1.60 Come Look At Santa Claus Get Your First Pick. BOYS' UNIONS Good Winter .Weight All Sizes 90c, $1.00 and $1.15 MEN'S EXTRA HEAVY WINTER UNION SUITS $1.25 and $1.65 SPECIAL ON L. O. S. GARMENTS THIS WEEK Men's Work Sox............... 15c and 20c Men's Fancy Silk Sox 50c Ladies' $1.50 All Silk Hose From Top to Toe in the Latest Shades On Sale $1.00 the best ever. SOMETHING NEW MISSES' FANCY SPORT SILK HOSE $1.00 Value, On Sale..- ....59c They're the very latest. Look out for Santa Claus he is at Broadbents now. Special Bars Best Toilet Soap 59c and 6 Fancy Tumblers FREE. For Bargains Stop and Shop AT Broadbents Ate If you haven't seen Laura La Plante "Silk Stockings," you ain't seen in nothin'. Also a comedy "A ROAMIN' GLADIATOR" And International News. All for Regular Prices. ROYAL Friday, Nov. 25 NATIONAL Saturday, Nov 26 "FANGS OF DESTINY" Starring DYNAMITE The Wonder Dog. A picture full of thrills, etc. Also chapter eight of and "THE WINNING PUNCH" A chapter of the Collegians. And a comedy "JAIL HOUSE BLUES" With Arthur Lake. A Big Double Show at Regular Prices. ROYAL Monday, Nov. 28 NATIONAL Tuesday, Nov. 29 A prince he was but to win the girl he loved he became a butler, then I he most laughable picture of the year. ' Also a comedy "YOUR OWN BACK YARD". With Our Gang. And Pathe News. Regular Prices ROYAL Wed., Nov. 30 NATIONAL Thursday, Dec. Gaiety, sadness, romance: Youn find them all mirrored in this true-to-life story of college! A Comedy "SOCIETY ARCHITECT . And International News. Advanced Prices Adults 25c. Children 10c. Mamma wMldSai - JR0 sg?SUKa BJHWW mm Your Check Is As Good As Gold at this bank. In fact it is far better than gold for most transactions. It is a voucher and a receipt. It cannot be lost or stolen. It is a record of a transaction accepted in any court. If you have no bank account, we advise you to open one here. There are many sound business reasons for doing so. State Bank of Lehi Lhi, UUh Extra New Lot New Lot LADIES' FANCY MEN'S QUALITY HOUSE SLIPPERS HOUSE SLIPPERS 65c 85c BIG Work Shirts Christmas Toys. Our New Line of CHRISTMAS TOYS Have Just Arrived and Are On Display. OUR PRICES ARE TALKING Come in and investigate. Paltridgfe MAIN STREET 19 oraal Loai Solves the Winter Heating Problem It Gives More Heat Per Ton. Less Ashes To Carry Out. Is Cleaner and More Economical. The Price Is Lower. Try A Ton and You'll Be Satisfied. Used Gars Here Are Some Special Bargains In Used Cars. Ford Touring $95.00 Coupe, 1924 .$20G.OO Coupe, 1925 . $275.00 Tudor Late Style, Balloon Tires $310.00 LEHI MOTOR CO. StSTi Zizmnennia MAIN STREET . Thelma Carter of Provo, was 'operated 'oper-ated on at the local hospital last Thursday Thurs-day for rupturd appendix. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. visitors in Salt Lake business and pleasure. Webb were Tuesday on Sp ecia. YANK 89c Mercantile LEHI .1 : . S. D. Bro&dbest LEHJ, UTAH Mrs. B. W. Brown had as her gu' Sunday Mrs. Martha Wilkenson Alpine. Ruth and Lennis May. of Salt I had their tonsils removed Saturday at the local hospital. a ee! for auu for-eloct S purpose c of the se , I and eys1 I general Uv ' $ $ a result trie msm- : to prooe ion at an M ou;lin L formers i and the j jt. These on the km which Site serv ieos to a( yr Proadl i er citizen! ttill be be slgnei Sng up t .s reporte kit'.? ) ci: Iktures we and that 4 in the kCou t To fery one iheiL w: school, hi I ar.3 IS It ' "t t the sc 'pi 2 P. i lis free. received and die nations,' e over Kee Of : 1 adults to previ Bed dise le there ft'illia l spent ind M Mrs. Jol City I Mdren Wedne Mn Mrs, S3 .V 01 M .Jai .ore 'fii Tli g Be se. hi 4 J tin Tb fc ;l so i |
