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Show r-:., 1 ir-.-Ei-- PROVO (UTAH) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1931 PAGE SEVEN 3 Santa Glaus Letters ' ' WHERE filD T1EY GOT Dear Santa: ClaW;. i . What are you going to bring , me ? I want a slay and a. scooter and a train and a. tunnel. ' Are you working work-ing on-jfafurtoys?sWhen the clock strikes 12 ding dong. by the I am a 'good' boyi Dear Santa ldo not want you to ..bring me to much there is i some - one else ' besides me. I want a toilet set a litUe baby doll if my big 'one doesn't come back. I hope our big dolls come back I a good girl. Love and kisses from - David' and Anna Gae Bigler. 1 IMSHES FOIt BESSIK : Dear' Santa Claus: ;vI am six years old Would like you to bring me a printing set house slippers nuts candy, oranges anything any-thing else you can spare- " ' ., . . Mack Hill. ,'p. S. Don't forget Bessie she wants dishes. I Santa Ciaua for the nice things you A DOLXb PLEASE Dear Santa Claus: . r- brought me last year, I thank you for the things you j Mar jorie Batley brought me last year. Please bring me a doll and some quilts and will you paint my cradle and will you bring me some shoes 'and some handkerchiefs, candy and nuts Thank you that will be all. Tours truly, Marian Bills. HE .LIKES SANTA Dear Santa Claus: I would like to have a now tire Land light for my bicycle, a football and cap and . a watch. Some cand an dnuts. Thank you for the pres ents you brought me last Christ- HE'LL, LEAVE SOON Dear Santa' Claus: ;I want a ;.tf aln and. dent forget my little, sister Joyce she wants a "doil buggy I 'want to thank yox for the things you brought me last year. . Harold and Joyce. , ; ' V.oli, yes Dear Santa' Claus: i;-. -i Will, you bring me a trike and 'doll ' and my baby brother a kiddie car? You always bring" nuts and candy doht you? ,We would like some of them, too. Love from Yvonne and Jack. SIX YEARS OLD 'Dear Santa' Claus: ; I am a little girl .six'' years old. v Thanks for the things you brought roe last - year. Please bring me a doll and doll buggy and some doll quilts ahd. ,iome - handkerchiefs candy and nuts. Thank you that twlll be all.y; Yours.truly, '. . , Elaine Bills. . jLITTLE pal Dear Santa' Claus: - l thank you for the toys you brought ,- Jast year. This year I ' would like, violin, rideing pance, bi- . ecle life;;', horse race . game, rist watch, 'cowboy suit, candy and nuts. . Tour friend truly,-rt. truly,-rt. J I . Junior, George Bills. BASKETBALX x Dear Santa' Claus: ; Thank, you for the. things you brought toe last year. This year 5 i i wouiaUKe you to bring me a - r asketbail a flashlight and a pair : it skates! am nine years old. I for rot poket knife. v I -. 4orPhInip Taylor. '' GOOD KIDDIES Dear Santa Claus: My brother' and I both want a sleo and a paint book for Christmas. Christ-mas. We sure like the things you brought . last year. Thanks for hem. . Arnold and Amasy Ivers. GUESS HE WILL Dear Santa Claus: , Thank you. for the things you brought me last year. I . hope , you will bring me just as good as things as you did last year. Some limes Cm mean and some times I'm good. This year 1 would like you to bring me a sadny andy and some tinker toys cowbo soot, and a book and t six wheeled trackter. I am J years old. Robert Taylor. mas. Keith Batley. WANTS A SWEATER Dear Santa Claus: Please bring mc a doll a pair of gloves a swettcr to wair with a skirt I am 7 years old and candy and nuts. Lucille Hunt, GIRL A BIG FELLOW Dear Santa Claus: I am a big boy now and I am 10 years old and now Santa I want paintbook too paint fn a paired high tbps and some candy and : ruts' , Thanking you very much, vout friend, Roy Adamson. CLOTHES FOR BOTH Dear Santa . Claus : I would like me some clothes and my doll some clothes and a story book and a game some candy and nuts, orange and banana Thanks for the things you gave last year and this year. -Yours truly, c""" Afton Pear. FROM A SWEET Dear Santa, Claus: n you are too busy, this year mother, and I will decorate the tree. Will you please bring jtip a big doll buggy with a brake and two glasses in the top, and a baby doll with really truyl teeth and eyelashes. lod. a cupboard, an ironing board, a Mother Goose book, bathrobe and iipers, and jeweled barrette for my hair, and a little cake mixing et. ill my. stocking with nuts, canty, orange, apple and a banana. : Your little friend, Betty Joe Smith. f. s. Next year I want an elec-luc elec-luc stove and sewing , machine because be-cause mother says little girls four pars old are too little for these things. BILLY'S MESSAGE Dear Santa Claus: I want to thank you for the many nice things you brought me last year. I don't want much this year Just a sheepskin coat; paint book, and water colors, and some candy and nuts. Please bring Bobby and Beverly's things here this year because be-cause their going to stay over to my place that night. This is all iTrom Billy Jones. P. S. Also bring me some 1 gloves. w-' - - - HE'D LXKE THESE Dear Santa Claus: or unnstmas I would like a try- cicie ana a pair of rubber boots Thanks for the things you brought iasi year, xour friend, Stanley ftubbs rnninvr IFLUIL it n u.r.xii PASSES AYA AMERICAN FORK Funeral services will be held in the Fourth ward . chapel Saturday afternoon for Frank Robinson, commencing at one. o'clock. Mr. Robinson died here Wednesday morning following a 12-day illness resulting.. . from complications following intestinal influenza. - The deceased was born in Amer ican Fork, July 4, 1894, and in October 22, 1919 was married in the Salt Lake temple to Miss Edna Allen of Vineyard. Six children were born,,, all of whom survive. Until recently he was employed in theUnion Pacific shops at Provo. Surviving are his widow, his mother, Mrs. " William H. Robinson, Robin-son, three sons, Allen, Bill and Glen, and three' daughters, Elma, Fern and Helen. A brother, Tempest Temp-est Robinson of Murray, and two sisters, -Mrs. James Roach, Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada, and Mrs. E. J. Whitley of Magna. PAYSON SOCIETY MRS. A. R. WILSON, Correspondent Phone 64 I In honor of Mrs. Berdetta B, Allen, who was married early in December, Mrs. Dee Persson entertained enter-tained at her . home last Friday afternoon. The following close friends of the bride enjoyed the delightful de-lightful affair: 'Mrs. Annie Curtis. Miss Bertav. Nebeker, Mrs. Minnie Douglass, Mrs. Ella Reece, Mrs. Delma Taylor, Mrs. Braxton Bar-nett, Bar-nett, Mrs. Maud Olson, Mrs. Margaret Mar-garet Snelson, Mrs. Stena Daniels, Mrs. Emma Madsen, Mrs. Zoe Bar-nett, Bar-nett, Mrs. Grace Loveless, Mrs. Donna Taylor, all of Payson, Mrs. Vina Otteson and Mrs. Louie Chris-tensen Chris-tensen of Salem. to Salt Lake Tuesday night for the presentation at K ingsbury hall by the Stratford-Upon-Avon players. Mrs. Earl Simmons entertained at a children's party on Monday for her daughter, Edith who was celebrating cele-brating her sixth birthday. Mrs. Gould Dixon was hostess at a nicely arranged bridge party last Friday evening. Christmas decorations decora-tions were usedon the tables and the various details were carried out in thevfeason's colors. Cards were placed" for Mrs. Sterling Taylor, Mrs. LaMar Cloward. Mrs. Dean Wightman, Mrs. LaGrande Gud-mudsen, Gud-mudsen, Mrs. Floyd Harmer, Mrs. Armon Harmer, Mrs. Sargent Bar-nett, Bar-nett, Mrs. Howard Shuler, Mrs. Hamilton Richmond, Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs. Selby Dixon, Mrs. Mer rill Smith, Mrs. Page Peery, Mrs. Floyd Smith, Mrs. Weston Bean, and Mrs. Quincy Burdick. Mrs. Peery and Mrs. Bean received the prizes. HE'LL TRY TO Dear Santa Claus: I would like you to bring me for Christmas a new dress, a little doll some - dishes and cooking utensils and a swing for my doll and some dandy and nuts. Thank you dear HE'S YOUR FRLEND Dear Santa Claus: Thank you' for the nice things you brought to me last year. Please bring to me this year a Polly Anna uiuo i pair of bedroom slippers a "it- of pajamas and some candy and nuts. Afton Anita Peterson. SHOPLIFTERS ARE ARRESTED (Continued From Pace One) clared the department deserved congratulations "for the speedy work.- -- " Chief . Blrk announced after the capture that complaints will be asked from now on in every case of shoplifting anofprosecutlon will follow, fol-low, if the business men will give their cooperatien. Chicago Bathing Suit Law of Ws Agair In Force CHICAGO, Dec. 18. (U.R) The vote of the city council forbidding tnyone to swim in less than a pair of billowy bloomers and an old-fashioned old-fashioned blouse is giving the city its first midwinter bathing beach controversy. The Polar Bear club," whose members swim in icy Lake Michigan Michi-gan every week of the winter, appeared ap-peared most affected by the restoration restora-tion of the bathing suit laws of vhe nineties. The club has long been proud its members wore only briefest brief-est costumes in their arctic dips. The startling action by the council coun-cil came after Alderman T. J. O'Gracy revealed what he called "a real crisis." "Gentlemen," the alderman said. "We must atft at once. The city is without a bathing suit law and swimming in the nUde today would be perfectly legal." On O'Orady's suggestion the ancient an-cient code, was re-established '"temporarily. '"tem-porarily. The" situation came about when the council repealed all swimming swim-ming orc'niances in. an effort to draft an effective one, thus leaving the city with no law at all oh the subject. ' '. - ' . Mrs. M. Burdick entertained a I group of friends at a delightful Christmas party last Friday evening. eve-ning. Sixteen guests were served at four small tables each centered with a miniature decorated Christmas Christ-mas tree. The favors were small gifts in Christmas wrappings. Present Pres-ent were Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mc-Mullin, Mc-Mullin, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cloward, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Coray, Mr. and Mrs. Laban Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Lee R.-Taylor, Mfs. Flint Dixon, Mrs. Emma Wilson and Mrs. Dora Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daniels of Long Beach, Calif., arrived Sunday for a weeks' visit with their parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Braxton. Bar-nett, Bar-nett, Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels and other relatives. Mrs. Merrill Smith entertained at a dinner party last Thursday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mr. Smith. Her guests were- Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. LaGrande Gudmundsen. Mrs. Fearn Gray and Mrs. Hyrum McClellan were Salt Lake visitors on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Robinson entertained en-tertained at a bridge dinner last Friday evening. Covers being placed for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dixon, Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Men-denhall, Men-denhall, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erlandson. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mc-Cormick, Mc-Cormick, Mrs. Ada Ware and Mrs. J. A. Earle. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Erlandson and Mrs. Ware. Rotary Club Will Donate Flour To Unemployed Cause Provo Rotary club will present the Provo city unemployment and relief committee with 50 sacks of flour to be distributed among the needy families of the city. This decision was reached at the weekly luncheon of the club at Hotel Roberts Friday. The . clubmen club-men voted to dispense with their annual holiday stag party this year and contribute the funds that would have been used for this purpose to the unemployed. The next meeting of the club will be January 8. The club members were enter tained today by Prof. T. Earl Par doe of Brigham Young university, who gave a humorous discussion of the present political situation! and great issues of the day. Derald Stowell, student of Brig-ham Brig-ham Young university, of Thatcher. Ariz., entertained with harmonica numbers and rtories. . 4c STOCKS Gold Standard To Stay, Say Moguls Of U. S. Finance Mrs. Elmo Christiansen entertained enter-tained the members of the O. N. O. club of Spanish Fork at her home last Thursday evening. Special guests were Mrs. Earl Huber of Payson and Mrs. Morris Bird of Springville. Dinner was served in the early evening followed with bridge. Mrs. Lorin Grotegut received re-ceived e club prize, Mrs. Morris Bird the guest favor and Mrs. Dill Crump the consolation gift. ' MissN orma Erlandson, Miss -Ada Erlandson, Miss Beth Huish, Miss Carol Huish and Clark Elmer went Mrs. Chrystal Harper was hostess to the members of her contract bridge club on Thursday evening. WELFARE WORK IS DISCUSSED I I (Continued From Page One) nitv welfare workers of Utah ooun ty each year. Miss Melva Boyle save a humor ous talk on "Let Us Be Young.' Two vocal solos. "Sweethearts," and "Where My Caravan Has Rest ed." were rendered by Miss Lillian Allred, accompanied by Eve Tat ton. Eve Tatton, Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Gorgia Hansen, members mem-bers of the health committee, had charge of the program. Twenty-two Twenty-two members were in attendance. Miss Amelia Buckley, president resjaea n me Drier ousmess ses sion which preceded the program. The remainder" of the evening was spent in packing 31 boxes with va rious confections and fruits, which will be Riven to the community wel fare to be distributed on Christmas eve into homes of the needy where there are children. Delicious refreshments were served by the Misses Grace, and Barbara Paxman. WASHINGTON. Dec. 18. UJ! Administration financial authorities author-ities consider "preposterous", sug- gestions that the United States is about to go off the gold standard. Highest authorities, discussing the matter today, argued that as the whole credit system is based upon gold it would be impossible for the government to act in any way which would be effective in alter ing the standard. : ; TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS First, crop hay. del. Phone -360J. d24 Choice sample pieces blankets, overcoats, sweaters, etc. Jenkins Knit Goods Co. NEW YORK, Dec. 18. tU.P Ma jor marKets oi me counicy unaer-went unaer-went a vigorous pre-Christinas -advance today with the stock mar ket leading in an increase of 2 to more than 14 points. Shorts stampeded as the market surged forward in the best showing show-ing in weeks. Grains were sharply higher. Bank shares rallied. Bonds, except for U...S. issues, were stronger and cotton cot-ton firmed up a few points. Silver Chicago Herald. Ladies' Herald. LOST Waltham watch' Thurs. Tech. foh. Return to d20 - FOUND brown kid glove. Inq. at d20 FOR RENT UNFURNISHED 4 rm. mod. house $18. Mo. Inq. 146 So. 7 West. d27 Depression Prices On Jewelry ONE-HALF OFF! ON DIAMONDS - WATCHES - LADIES' and GENTS' RUBY RINGS SILVERWARE -FOUNTAIN PENS -GENTS' BELT SETS - MILITARY BRUSHES -PEARL BEADS - KNIFE AND CHAIN SETS I have been serving the people or Provo with Jewelry and Repair Work for over 25 years, and you can feel sure you are getting value received. I am conducting my business at my residence, and I can give you the benefit of my overhead expenses. I do my own Diamond Setting, Watch and Clock Repairing. BEST READING GLASSES $4.00 Pair SISin?&L&E3 138 South Third West JUST SOUTH OF SEMINARY Owners and Hiinployees ot xnis company are. aii uwuus anu Property Owners of the City of Frovo. . T ' " ' 2c FACY CKlaeg Fib lb. Box . Box . . . .73c .$1.29 SLICED JUMBO MAVES 3 , for :"v Salad Dressinir. ats; . ; 25c .7 S ' Mayonnaise; qts. . . . 53c OSES 9 2 lbs. .SSc SWEETTHIN SKIN AND JUCY r SmalL dozen . . .xOc 'eS Med dozen . ,19c L.A ' 1 urang ALC lstTCRADE 1931 "CROP - 5 lbs. 39c; .90c Raisins Vkg. m SUNKIST Lemons Full of juice Dozen . . . 31 BLACK BEAUTY' Popcorn 13 lbs. E9c Solid Pack, Tomatoes Ec- Another Large Shipment' of Fresh , Mild Utah 'Cheese lb. Cheese Spaghetti 3 Sgc LEG PORK ROASTS Shank, Ends, lb.. FROM CHOICE BEEF POTROASTS . . . IB. 6c 1 lb. Kiant FREE with' Each 2 lbs. , LARGE ? O I RQ 90 WENNIES 1 lb; FREE With ' Each 4 lbs: . V v r,31'Er.MT4lBS.50c GRAIN-FED' BEEF nV A nmn Loin, T-Bone KURouna. IB. 14c EXTRA CHOICE GRAIN-FED tlDTTONwhoie' SWIFTS FANCY SALT SIDE . , IB. 10c HOME RENDERED . lARDV.3LBS.30c Make Red. and - White Stores your Headquarters for Christmas' Shpppinr. We advertise below only a few of our many; bargain that .will be sold. for cash on ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1931 SpJKBto JpS AITS One Half Pound Bag . . . 19C 3&G v i: a i Large 50 Package 2 Pounds (SAKIIIDY 25c Large Solid .Pack, can . 9c 3 16-ouh(je Loaves IOC JPirst Quality per l6i 2GC 3 Pounds. . . . . .... V:v.x.kvi i . . ; EOC Fresh Florida, each 5c PROVO and SPRINGVILLE, UTAH BKiSESw.n jut 1111 Closing Out Complete Stock of Radios Furniture, Fixtures and Accessories All Late Models ATWATER-KEN T and PHILCO No Reservatipns - All Stock to Be Sold to Highest Bidders e Are Quittimg Business Buy Now For Xmas A Radio At Your Own Price SATURDAY DECEMBER 19, 2 P. 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