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Show THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1941 Citizens Urged To Support T. B. Seal Sale Now DID YOU KNOW THAT: Only 18 per cent of the people realize germs are the real cause of tuberculosis? Only 78 per cent believe tuberculosis tubercu-losis is contagious? Only 48 per cent know tubercu losis la not Inherited? Only 86 per cent know tubercu losis is curable? JSlxty-five per cent of the pro-' ceeds of the Seal Sale remains in Lehl? Thirty per cent is retained by the state of Utah? Five per cent Is sent to the national headquarters in Washington, D. 0., for labora tory research? When we buy the Christmas Tu berculosis seal, you help decorate others with the precious thing called Health. A postal clerk In Copenhagen first thought of the Christmas Seal idea in 1904. Three years later a Deleware woman, Emily C. BIssell, tried It in the United States- She hoped to get $300, but by Christmas Eve the sale's total was $3000. There is the accumulative power Droduced when more than five mil Hon people put dollars into the fight against T. B. And how is this cower used? Well looking back at the 36 years of ao Every Extra Leaf in the Table and Still far too Many Holiday Guests! Despite hundreds of extra circuits in use and thousands of extra operators on duty throughout through-out the nation, we expect long distance cir- cults to be more congested this Christmas than ever before. A telephone system just can't be expanded six to ten times its size just for one day in the year. We- hope you will understand that delays . are bound to occur and that some calls may not get through. If you want to avoid delays may we suggest that calls made before Christmas eve or after Christmas day will not be subject to delay. TIE H9IJNTAIN STATES TELEPCOKE ft TELEGFJtPB CI tivlties of the National Tubercu-lnfiis Tubercu-lnfiis Association and its nearly 2000 state, county and city associations throughout the country, ,we rind that these funds have promoted the establishment of the following: Seven hundred thirty-two institutionssanatoria insti-tutionssanatoria and hospitals having tuberculosis departments, providing 90,000 beds for the treatment treat-ment and prevention of tuberculosis, tubercu-losis, chiefly for adults. Ten thousand public health nurses engaged in tuberculosis work alone. One thousand clinics holding more than 100,000 sessions annu ally for diagnosing and finding tu berculosis. One thousand six hundred seven ty-nine tuberculosis associations and 842 smaller committees, a state wide orsranization in every state, and local agencies in all the larger ooDulation centers. This dogged, combined attack has tuberculosis pretty well on the decline. Certainly this It not the vear to skio buying the little per sonal medals. We must buy at least another dollar's worth of power to give the disease the final shove. For, its complete eradication in our children's and grandchildren's lives is within our power. Ancient Gods , Gods and goddesses of ancient days, whose names have been carried car-ried over Into our modern vocabulary vocabu-lary Include Diana, goddess of hunting; hunt-ing; Ceres, goddess of agriculture; Luna, goddess of the moon; Juno, goddess of marriage, and Vesta, goddess of cookery. County Red Cross Quota Announced Utah county Red Cross quota in new drive is $9750 according to I F. Brockbank. chairman of the Utah county chapter. Plans to raise the amount in rec ord time have been completed and the drive will be under way as a continuation of the annual roll call campaign. Fifteen per cent of the fund raised will remain In the chapter treasury for sponsoring local proj ects in war time activities because of increased war time demands made upon the Red Cross. Lehl's quota is $700. The following is a report of the Roll Call for the Lehl Red Cross: Lehl First and Second wards and Fairfield went over the top, the next in line were the Fifth ward, Third ward, Fourth ward and Ce dar Fort. Lehl went over the top accord' tag to per capita. They raised $362.50. Those in charge wish to thank all those who worked so hard to put this drive over. Mrs. Dorothy Southwick has sent to Provo for foreign relief 9 mens sweaters, 2 children's sweaters, 3 ladies sweaters, 3 children's knit suite, 2 children's sweaters, 8 pairs of mittens, 2 caps and 3 pairs of hose. u vr.; n HEARTY GREETINGS! It's Christmas ... the season of genial fellowship and good will when men draw together in ties of common brotherhood. In this season of good will it is time to reckon the finer profits that cannot be posted on the ledgers . . . the best time in the entire calendar to express our appreciation of the many evidences of your friendship. To you and to those whose happiness is linked with yours we send our heartiest wishes for the merriest Christmas ever! HUMPHRIES FLORAL CO. American Fork Cat Adopts Sables Assistance of a cat has made it possible to breed sables is captivity, previously thought impossible by attendants at-tendants of the zoo in Moscow. Mother sables often desert their offspring, off-spring, so the cat was induced to "adopt" them. The valuable fur-bearing fur-bearing sable is temperamental and the only human those at the zoo will tolerate is the woman manager of the sable yard. Reptile With Three Eyes The tuatara, sole survivor of the most ancient and primitive orders of reptiles, have a third eye on the top of their heads, says an article in the magazine Natural History. These tuataras are found only on certain protected islands off New Zealand, where they live in petrel, dug burrtws, sharing quarters with their feathered cellmates la all peace and harmony. lt oti eail ; IS? US .sessestbe resources ndconcenc ... .Vicofl if BUY V 1 STATES ft I cs fj jJ : ReJJy Kilowatt Power tbt teorWt finest electric seriUe produced for you by Amtritt business tnem is tbt kimd of pouer tbjt serves 90 of tbt nation. Warm Carriage Suits 2.08 Bathrobe & Bootees 98o Snug Baby Buntings 1-49 Handy Jar Sets 98c Baby Record Books 49c Fluffy Crib Blankets . 1.00 Christening Sets 8o All Wool Sacques 98o Toddler's Dresses ................ 98c Angora Hoods 98c Bright Christmas Dresses 1.98 Economy-Priced Dresses 98c Pinwheel Skating Skirts..- 1.98 Far Trim Sport Hoods 98o All Wool Cardigans 98c All Wool Slipovers 98c Trimmed Rayon Slips 59c Knit Ravon Underwear 25c Famous Gentry Pajamas 1.C5 Good-Looking Hose, 4 prs. 100 Smart Capeskin Gloves 98c Marathon Hats 2.98 Leather Billfolds 98o Fitted Tourist Cases 1.98 Grained Pigskin Belts 49c Boxed Razor Blades, 50 .... 50c Zipper Coat Sweaters . 2.98 ' All Wool Slipovers ... 1.98 Gift Boxed Hankies, 2 for 49c Gift Boxed Hankies, 2 for 25c Smart Border Hankies, ea. 25c Fine Cotton Hankies, ea 10c Thrift-Priced Hankies, ea. 5c Part Wool Socks, pr. 39c Fur Lined Dress Gloves .... 1.98 Rayon or Wool Robes 5.98 Lovely Rayon Housecoats 4.98 Budget-Priced Robes . 2.98 Trimmed Rayon Gowns .. 1-98 Rayon Satin Slips ...... 1.49 Rayon Knit Undies 49c Budget-Wise Undies 29c Dainty Rayon Bedjackets 98c Smart Rayon Dresses 3.98 Glen Row Dresses 2.98 Rayon Satin Blouses .. 1.19 All Wool Sweaters i 1.98 Fur-Trimmed Sport Hoods 98c Leather Handbags 158 Economy Handbags ... 98c Fitted Week-End Cases .. 2-98 Fitted Make-up Cases .... 2.98 Finely Knit Gloves .. 98c Smart Rayon Gloves 49c Gay Print Hankies 5o Box of 3 Lawn Hankies 25c Box of 3 Hankies 49c Pure Linen Hankies 29c Box of 3 Cotton Hankies 15c Smart Bedroom Slippers 98c Smart Rayon Pajamas L98 Washfast Cotton Pajamas L49 All Wool Slipovers 98c Velveteen Skating Skirts 3.98 riiiuu.nu.iain.r Gift Boxed Stationery 25c Stationery in Chest .. 98c Embroidered Cases, pr. 98c Boxed Bath Towel Sets 79c Boxed Wooden Gift Bowls 98c Sweet Cotton Blouses Manicure Set in Case ....... Smart Toilet Sets Rayon Crepe Slippers Flannelette Pajamas Party Mood Frocks Velveteen Skating Skirts All Wool Cardigans ... Adorable Housecoats Leather & Fabric j True Blue Shirt, 4 Fitted Tourist cVS Pen, Pencil, FlistR Western StybHJ-.? Boxed Suspender, "(k Plaid Slack Soctr- Favorite Slack $Zu 33-Oz. Plaid L&li Cape Leather Jacket.'""-1') Smart Gift NeclSff-H Flannelette Plains 15, Hanay sewing Cabtaeu w Sheet & Case Sets Chenille Bedspreads Plump Down Comforted Colored Terry Towels Soft Terry Wash Clotrf Fine Lace Table Cloths "",7 Damask Table CloS T J Gay Print Table ClohT"r Bordered Na.nbin. . Chenille Bath Mat SeU A BathTowel Sets -1 Rayon Satin Piliowg" , 59c 49c 49c 98o 98c 2.98 258 158 2.98 Jacquard Double BlankTu g GIVE HER A .fp 1 HOSIERY; ttRDROIE A perfect gift for any lady on your list! Smart fufl fashioned silk hose of high twist chiffon . . . some with mercerized reinforcements! rein-forcements! Very sheer or more durable weights I New shades. Crystal clear Nylons that wear and wear! Fall fashioned with slim heels and reinforced toe! Most popular winter colors! ... 98c CLASSIFIED CALL LEON PEET For Plastering Plaster-ing stuccoing, cement work. Phone 57-W, Lehl. 12-18-tf LOST Two horses large blue gray, and small black. Notify Nor val Carter. Reward. 12-18-3tp Christmas Trees For Sale. Inquire Dave Holmes, Lehl 12-ll-2tp. WANTED Girl to work at Dee's Place. Experience required. 12-4-lt FOR RENT Furnished rooms. Inquire Mrs. Nina Herron, 564 West Main. 12-4-ltp FOR SALE 1936 International Pick-up, $110. P. B. Grant, Lent " 12-4-tf Rodeo Parlance Without even the tiniest bit ol application and hardly any memory work at alL the merest tenderfoot may talk like an old cow hand. Equipped with a "rodeo" dictionary, any apartment house dweller who's never seen more than five square feet of brown earth may know that "grabbin the apple" means a bronc rider seizing the horn of his saddle to keep from being thrown, and has nothing to do with picking fruit If a man Is "salty," he's a good hand, and if a horse is "salty," it's a hard bucker. A "buzzard head" is a mean-tempered range horse, "close herdin,M is cheek-to-cheek dancing and "dogies" are cattle sometimes motherless calves, but never, NEVER wire-haired Terriers. Cocker Spaniels or Great Danes. Rooms For Rent. Bee Mrs. Evelyn Peterson. . 10.35 'FOR RENT Three rooms; newly papered; water In the house. Inquire In-quire T. J. Jackson, 256 So. 4th W. ' ll-6-4tp FOR SALE CHEAP 1930 Stude-baker Stude-baker coach. Good condition. See H. E. Goates, Lent 11-20-tf LOST Jersey Bull Calf, weigh about 300 lbs. See Dean Van Wagoner Wag-oner or call 147, Lehi. 11-20-tf LIVESTOCK WANTED Highest prices paid. Archie Boren, Pleasant Grove. Phone 3391. 7-10-tf FOR SALE Small Home across from Memorial building. Phone 24-W. ' FOR SALEBlack Percheron Mare about 1400 pounds. Inquire Abe Losee. 11-11 FOR SALE OR RENT-Ofce A. K-Thornton K-Thornton Home in P. G. Inquire J. Albert Page. 13-5-3t. FOR SALE Ten acre truck gardening gard-ening ground, large flowing well. L. J. Ovard, American Fork. 12-5-3t. 'Blitzkrieg' The inception of blitzkrieg is mi ited to an Italian general with French name of Douhet, who f pounded the theory of knocks blow with the air force akne. It cording to this plan, thouudii airplanes were supposed to mi suddenly over a potential am paralyze him before he could m mobilize by destroying his si industrial plants, communicate sir bases and so forth, tad moralize the population thatit Immediately sue for peac. Chester White and O. L C. Boar Service. Varian West Pleasant Grove- ll-28-3t-p. BABY CHICKS White Leghorn and New Hampshire Hamp-shire chicks from blood-tested hens in Central Calif . Discount on orders Diaced now. Writ f. r,i- lormation. Ripon Hatchery, Ripon, FOR RENT -Three furnished rooms, modern, nnii IT?.'- information. . ii-i4tf FOR SALE Cream Separator, Power driven, also two-horse electric elec-tric motor. R. G. Weeks, Pleasant Grove. 11.-7. FOJDEFENSE W """" fj f Y' AMERICA ON GVtiA Above is a reproduction Treasury Department v Savings Poster, showing duplication of the original Man" statue by famed Daniel Chester French. Rr,Aa o-nA RfaTTlDS. On SSie f bank or post office, are J R AiilCXAM. m "- FOR WOOD SAWrVnR -nJ Holmes, Lehl 12-18-tf R SALE Good Yi.'in and two-wheeled two-wheeled Trailer, cheap, j. c Hilton, Hil-ton, Telephone 2591, Pleasant Grove. 12-12-2t.i FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms, use of bathroom, lights and water furnished. $1250 per month. See Howard Thome at The Spot, Pleasant Grove, 11-28-tf il wnua- W A T T T? 1 t f 1 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR-Bones, Wool, Hides, Pelts, Furs and Dead or Useless Animals. Pel Paid for Dead or Useless Sheep Prompt Servi Utah Hide & Tallow Co. PHONE 88-Three liles West of Spanish Fork HPfD IT IT XT m r T C We Pay Highest Prices for DEES SKINS |
