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Show Page Four TITAll VALLEY NEWS iMoutm College . . Registration Sale Register First at tLe Lewis Indies' Store for Smart Clothes at ISudgot Prices. Plaid. Sport JACKETS Formerly $3.98 $2.98 AH Wool f Skirts $ Smart Styles .98 Campus Sport Dresses OQ Cleverly Styled Hats Sport Formerly $1.98 .00 Xrwrct Colon ml Mylaa Happy Hiker Health Shoes tl nr us READ THE AD$ SMART TO BE TIIRIFTY m It Sol A frleud oaoe reprimanded Will Rogers for hla ase of "ala? To the rebuke, Will replied: "Maybe alat alat so correct, ' bat 1 notice lots of folks who alat using ain't, alat ed satin." '' ' nt- - ' (Ily Mary Ellen Cain) Frank Mullett has been Interested in growing flowers since he was s small boy and helped hie father weed the flower garden. "I love every type of plant or flower that growa" Mr. Mullett said, and I derive a great deal of Joy from growing flowers my home hae fresh flowers each week, winter and summer but the real Joy comes from sharing to them to bring happlneaa others. It is a part of my re- charged for any of the forty lessons ha has given boy scout ana various church groups. There arc hundreds of pattern! required for making hla files and a great deal of material which la obtained from practically every continent In tho world. For example polar bear fur la naed because the hair la tnberoua and haa more buoyancy; plnmmago from the Jungle Cock comet from tt feathers, used Slam, for color, comas from Africa and South America, peacock feathers from Japan, ostrich plumes from tho West Coast and Africa. "I believe," Mr. Mullett said, "that the happiest people are those who are doing what they like to do best, especially when It la something constructive and worthwhile. Poll-parro- He grows mostly bulb plants that bloom until anow comes, but expresses a slight preference for roses, delphlnlss. Baton, and mall rock garden plan'll. Mot of Mr. Mullett'a knowledge of flower baa been gained through practical experience he has tried out three thousand varieties of plants, and consider a eed catalog an invaluable source of Information, If ona wisheu to study types. He explained that his hobby holds his Interest because of new Innovation of flowers and plant life and the many surprise which reward his efforts. He also gives much time to the study and analysis of soil. "Fishing lu my favorlts hobby" Mr. Mullet said, "and I begin the second of January each year. Then he explained that each year he makes about seven hundred "hand tied" trout file. These are for his personal nee and to give to his fisherman friends. Mr. Mullett has been tying flies for twelve In his spare time years and has never sold a fly or h Well," she replied, "U-nice to see yon sometimes." She Can Dream Later He: "'I know you didn't Temperance Koto I was going to propose." dre, 01 "Whlqh does more damage, fire Bhe: "Well, what time have 1 or water?" had to dreamT" "Both." "What do you meant" "Firewater!" see Lonesome Mj. Potter, dining nt tho golf club, was amaaed to see hla wife In cap and apron approaching the table to take hla order. SPECIAL - ligion." One of our Famous MAS" DRESSES Hi Girls ! AND One Package Pedal dswa hare our and Ins stlscUsa ol aunt, ottine-tt-v of QUILT PIECES ALL Many Patterns and to choose from. yeulhlul Lovely POB 98c SPORT SHOES styles tor cycling or hiking or4 just to sit around la and look your best 368 West Center St. your rpott outfit Provo, Utah dletrict exhibits were outstanding this year In both quality of exhibits and excellence of artistic design in displaying i them. 8panlsh Fork did itself proud, and Orem, that bustling, row T" growing community on Provo "No, I wasted him to lend me bench bad a wonderful exhibit a pound." Merry Mag, Madras. s The horse show Friday after,, noon wae the beet thing I have aaen la SO years. Those animals were marvellous, and I got a thrill from tho performance more than at any picture show I ever attended. Almost any event that afternoon wac worth the ticket Those Utah county horeec, with Wyman Barg and Ralph Hayward winning first and second, ert simply superb. Add to that elasa the American saddlers, both la harness and under aaddla, and the sho went over so big that 'any Utah County Fair In the future will never 'be complete without a homo show. TIMES 124 v ' t j. is still a sign of CULTURE Heres Your World Series BUY A GOOD USED PIANO a1$ Ja0c 1$ i,. . ( i . Assured Quality is Economical TSYKffi BROS COMBtNV s t 1 MUSIC DEPARTMENT $16.50 Occasional Thrills and apilla satisfy the Indorsed. i Used Cars - h Worlds Series. The new sets repell static give with fingertip tuning. you marvelous reception The Uttleet tot mnst he snugly warm when winter comes. We are featuring anew anlte and play suits of all kinds for the chlM-aged 2 to 5. Warmly made with interlining that win rrwlst the severPriced very est cold. moderately according to kind. From tingle to see that animal per VALUES Chair Youngest SEE THE NEW MODELS HERE Is your radio in perfect condition Ready for the Worlds Series? m I Outstanding i. Your ' You dont miss a thing in these new 1938 radios! You get all the plays, clear, complete, as thrilling as if you had a grand stand seat at the big baseball classic. Get yonr new radio in time to enjoy the FOR f All school children should have the 'advantage of having access to a piano. Inquire About Oub Low Tebmb r . $65.00 form. Who said tho rodeo wasn't grorth the coat it was thrtll- parked from start to Mnlah, drew big crowds every night, hundreds of them coming back to repeat performances, and the brilliant lights of the arena making a "day-ligperformance possible i for a working world. West Cexteb BUT A PIANO in the Home 1 j chair II A VE CHANGED A LOT The i rocking The Booterie The beet products seen in any Fair In the state or any other state. Utah County la tta richest I little valley agriculturally In the ' country. "Our friend Warner does not seem to be doing very well. Only half way through the month and he has no money left. What did he want to bor- Play by play from 3 your Did you ever see more thrilling action In horse flesh than that eheatnut gelding ridden by Antoine R. Ivans in the five galt-e- d class. It made yonr spine PHONE 618 For Complete Radio Service - . . $1.98 Ralphs Radio & App. CHRISTENSENS .4 'f ' t 34 N. University Ave. . . 83 N. Univ. Ave. Alt Colors $10.95 $1.50 $29.50 $53.50 Lounge Chair And Ottoman $39.50 GRANITE FURNITURE Terms 84 N. Univ. No . Carrying Charge 200 Rates: CHAIRS Faster Time Ia Vegas Angelos Kobo Haa FranrlMo .... Denver Omaha Kansas City Chicago Detroit Sew York o Scenic Routes 8.00 8.05 10.50 lg.40 8.00 1T.10I 18.00 j 24.50 ' 34.50 8t.03 BURLINGTON BITS DETOT AT X. 1'nlvmltj Ave. Phone 1570 Your choice of one of the finest assortments of Used Car Values we lmve ever been able to show. All cars in excellent shajM? and guaranteed for IH1 dnys. Choose vonrs early. HERE ARE A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS One One One Two 1935 Chevrolet Pick-u- p 1936 Terraplane Sedan 1934 Terraplane Sedan 1934 Chevrolet Sedans $395 575 375 375 70 IjAeT 1 XoilTli Fiioxe 14 4. 200 WHY BE II Tile CHILDISH? Baths If you need money there's adult only one way of getting it. Arrange In make a loan with us in n hukinewlike manner. All Interview are of roumo strietly ronfklen-tiInterest rate, very OPPOSITE CHEAT Salt Columbia Industrial All LOAN CO. 51 X. I'nlv. Ave. Phone 1277 MORMON TEMPLE HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE nt low. Schofield Auto Co. Rooms ' (H. Wwi Exposure llonm H I t', Delightfully Air Cooled ERXKHT C. RfMMITK.R. HIGHLY 0 618 Salt Lakes Newest Hotel ht $39.50 La roe Lounge Co, Phone CHAIRS j Colors 12 to 48) (Size a. - i - FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY Select from hundreds of excMrg new styles, the footwear you need to condtf- Jp I 0 L)f, )( INTERESTING HOBBIES Countys Fair Utah Alat MAKING TROUT FLIES Comments Heard About Utah Lewis Ladies Store Paovo FLOWERS Along With the News Black - Brown - Elk ITS GROWING re Ha-Ne- In SMART WOOLS Plaids C Colors aJO. 370 $7.9H Values All Ilia but many a rlasr, and bulldogger risked hla life for the whim of the crowd. It's a hard Mr. JTirry Nisi ion, IUporter life, if you ask one who haa been "through the mill'. But life la Mr. and Mr. Byron Fisher the arrival of a fine 11 like that you give your right arm sometimes to pleaae the pound aon, born at their home fancy of another. Monday, September lltb. W. P. Kirk 1 seriously 111 at hla home from heart trouble and It would taka a volume to complications. The community will be pleased describe adequately the beautito learn that Mr. B. T. Louder, ful things seen at the Utah Counwho waa confined to the L. D. 8. ty Fair proper. Whole tables of hospital so Inn la now home and peaches for example, enough enable to be np and around. tries there to give an adjudicator Oene Morly la much Improved a head ache for three ttaysi from the heart ailment from which aha haa been Buffering for aonie time. e EducationT Well, i should .Mr. and Mrs. Lester uollege say ao. What farmer but should entertained at a wedding recep- get the information given out by tion In the third ward amusement the Agricultural extension divihall at Lehl Saturday evening In sion regarding noxious weeda in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Chrla. Col- Utah. Imagine, the heavy coats two hundred gueats of weeds, both in eradication and lege. About ' enjoyed an evening of dancing In cultivation and harvesting and a woll arranged program wae costs. We pay for them more by Those from given. present neglecting them than If we took Windsor were Clifford Backus, steps to fight them. Lorna Mecham, Haxel Backus, cooperative . Dale Lavina and Dorothy, Backus, Verlene Olsen, Mr. and Mra. e EducationT ? nreii, certaine. Kerry Nielson and daughter ly every booth had plenty of opThe young couple received portunity for old, young and all The Ilealljh District ex- many beautiful and useful gifts. I ages. Regular dais work begins In hlbit was well worth an hour or mutual Tuesday evening. The, two off, even In the middle of officers and teachers are very the day, to study it out a little. of having every ward Look too at the numerous Inmember of mutual age present dustrial exhibits. Tea, it Is an each Tuesday evening and partici- education to see how things are pating In .the Inteiestlng leaaona being done, and get ideas Ideas given for their benefit. are the real educator. The Relief Society officers will bold an opening anetai Tuesday, Entertainment galore, it is Rept 17. They would like every 'a pleasure to see horse flesh, but woman In the ward to look for- some people like cows, and others ward to this date and be In athogs and sheep, or even ehlckens, tendance. rabbits, and guinea pigs quite as Regular Relief Society class much. Why, entertainment fillwork will begin the first Tues-ca- y ed every nook and corner of the In October. fair grounds free entertainment too, and wholesome and worth- while at that. crowd, WINDSOR 23. l93g 'Ut naked. Manager EfOM MENDED |