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Show FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1940 Q utabJI Robert and Tony Madsen hare the relatives from here attended. Mr. and Mrs. WUford Ovesoa, gone to Strawberry Lake to pro their camp for the opening Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ovesoa of pare Sapor Ur) (Hales Or mob of the fishing season on June II. Provo and Mr. and Mrs. David P. Della Jensen and Rnth John- Oveson and son Levi of Bt. Johns, Hr. and Mrs. David Hasllngton son entertained a few friends at Arizona, spent Sunday visiting and daughter, Beverly, of Milford the home of the latur Friday. A relatives and friends in Falrvlew, apeat a few dan the flrat of the beautiful quilt was made by the Ephraim, and Mantl. There will be a reunion of the week fa Lake View, visiting with following: Teenle Norman, Rosa relatives and friends before going Ferrer, Mrs. Dahlqulat of Prow, family of the late Peter Madsen, to Balt Lake for the snmmer Ora Morgan of Idaho, Martha Sunday afternoon at "Canyon where Mr. Haellngtoa will attend Scott, Clara Taylor, Zina Scott, Glen". All members are requestRuth Johnson and Della Jensen. ed to be present Baaimer school. Mrs. Dean Jacobean Is at her Bertha Madsen, Ellen Bnnuell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Madsen and family and Mr .and Mrs. Long Lillie Bumslon Francis Johnson, home In Lakevlew suffering with Madsen and family of Balt Lake Josephine Scott, Sadie Bhaw and a painful leg Injury received SatCity, spent Decoration day with Hattie Smith, attended the Daugh- urday evening playing ball In Sp. the Charles Madsen family here. ters of Pioneers celebration at Fork canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morgan and Springvllle Saturday. of the members Forty-eigchildren, Howard, Marlene and Diane of Blackfoot, Idaho, visited family of the late John Johnson, in Lakevlew over the week and. attended a reunion held at SaraC. H. Paulson Reporter) Charles Madsen, James Madsen, toga Springs Sunday. Several of (Mrs. bonfire party end welnie roast. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. an Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mr. end Mrs. Clarence Ashton, Mr. end Mre. Wm. H. Cowley, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gleason, Mr. end Mre. Sterling Cluff. The host end LAKE VIEW ht TIMPANOGOS Bother asm fleet of jjjusnriouc a fwf idkeJUee MiTUiacmr Sg"1" - 6843 Burlington Trnilwoys Depot S - E. Rodrigue. Agent Phone: W. Center Street with their daughter and Mr. end Mrs. Wellses Hebert-so- n of Lehl for n trip to California They expect to vlalt the Fair at San Francisco and other plaees of Interest. At Bmcrnmento they will vlalt with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilcox who were former residents of the ward. They expect to be away about Un days. son-in-la- w CHICAGO LOW smSthp FARES U 1 MmUNT SOUTH Loe AagrWTT $17. SB 18.20 Asothw gust fleet ttDhmtinm ; better, more 00.18 frequent rvice for your wtioo trip tha zum-80.15 Clty IK WSlCOBWtU AQX WeMBOTe ftiftroon orptaneyoer local agent far Uteeatuieasd 50.18 Welt New York 00.78 aamumutm. -- Herbert Stratton, Vern Stratton, Loe Blahop, Sheldon Madaen, Clyde Williamson, Kenneth Mad- Two vocal sen, Ronald Madsen. solos were sung by Warns Onnnell accompanied by Mrs. Norms Onnnell, and talks warn given by Joseph Rowley, Lowell Varley and Arnold Burnlngbam on the bene-fit- s of eeontlng. Mr. and Mrs. Augaat Nielson left Monday morning In company teCAUFOUKA- Boston Scout court of honor was bald Sunday tvsuiag with Orrel De Lange In charge. A color ceremony was given with David Assy and Lamar Edwards carrying the flsge. Merit badges sad awards for different phases .of seontlng were gives U the following boys: Jack Meldrnm, Billy Bnmaion, David Assy, Lamar Edwards, l!7f . -- vnMppee-W- t z3UnBmeM Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hacking re- turned to their horns In Farming-toNew Mexico, after visiting with thalr parents Mr. end Mrs. n, Mrs. Hacking who Carl Farley. has been 111 la uneh Improved. A lovely birthday party was given last weak by Mrs. Nellson A in honor of her son Erval. number of school mates and friends enjoyed the afternoon of gomes, and refreshments won served the birthday cake being tua canter of attraction.' Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Woffla-ds- n and daughter, Carol; and Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Chidester and family of Salt Lake City visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Poul-ao- n on Memorial day. A number of people from the ward went to American Fork Sunday to attend fnnarsl eervicee for Charlae Pock who formerly lived In the ward. While e realdent of the ward Mr. Peck filled n mission to New Zeeland. Mr. end Mrs. Carl Rowley who have been living In Oraaa Valley, California, for the peat few years have returned to make thalr homo and accurately fitted DR. G. H. HEINDSELMAN With Heindaelman Optical and Jewelry Co. Glasses may be hand on Rasy Terms here. At preaent they are at the home of hie grandmother Mre. 0. J. Rowley. PLEASANT VIEW (Zells Colvin TO REPAIR TOUR DOME tiactlve plans and pfaetioal Ideas wo i ATTENTION CLASS! t5oD0WN A pleasant party to the Hot Pots was enjoyed by Mr. end Mrs. Harold Colvin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mnhleeteln, Mr. end Mre. Elden k, Perry, Mr. end Mrds. L. W. Donnetta Miller end Howard MacKey. After bathing a delicious supper wee served. Mr. end Mre. 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Our Budget Plan Tri-Sta- te make buildingcon-s garage simple venient, TRI Permanents C. W 10 In StS. Mimrt. RAISINS 4.. .27 COES LUMBER CO. Beauty Shop 33 EL Center St. SPEAR LUMBER CO. BEAUTIFUL HOMES Lnaknd..... 5 VEGETABLES for 10 j LETTUCE BUNCH PINEAPPLE N.. 2K cu .. 16 CLEANSER IGA 13 OATS 15 14 6 MATCHES cuton a, BISQUICK "W.... DEV. MEAT . . Vegetables . . RANANAS , 17 51 ia.cn. S yon most. Make an appointment today by telephone 264. est style that becomes pkz. CRISCO TUNA FISH JELLO . 25 25 2 for 23 oil treatment permanents in the new- Expert - STATE PHOXE 20 pkz. SALMON look better, start easier, last longer. ... Orem ..t SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, JUNE 8 Kll-pec- RINSO fa Surprise him with g gift that hell enjoy and use for days to come . . . something to Drages Market Sioplc ... Econoaical ... Quick Siphon ' w, Youll find just the garage youve been PEES! 4fc o for Dad ... POWDERED SUGAR -- UTAH Happy Days Easy Monthly Term- s- A big 20 lb. "mukjr" flopping, jumping, tail spinning, sdrs up lots of excitement if, by lucky chance, you get one into tbe boat. Dont shoot. They like better to be shot in the water . . . and it's better for your boat! The SAFE Hgbimy . ... WATER. East First North Street 105 PROVO Health Board ML in the boat CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Advice Given By Only one case of InfanUla paralysis was reported from Belt Lake County and on ease of tularemia a from Uintah County, but two esses of Rocky Mountain spotted wires supported by pontoons? 3. By radio, fsver wars reported; one from without wires? Summit county end one from Uintah eonnty, to the State Board of Health thle week, who ImmedANSWER Your voice would literally be hurled by iately Issued the following bulll-to- n to Utahns: radio from powerful sending antennae on the This disease Is not eommani-este- d west roast, after enormous amplification. You directly from one person to another so that on may attend n can talk and be heard as easily a on any long person afflicted with tho disease distance call. without fear of catching It. The principal means of conveyance to humsns la through the bite of ticks. Your home or office telephone will take you pracIt Is believed that these ticks tically anywhere in the United Slates, and you can have become Infected originally call foreign lands as well. by sacking the blood of some animal which had the disease, but It hue been established that ticks can transmit tbs germs to their Any city la just across the own offspring through tho eggs street by telephone. You and thus keep up the Infection for n long time without access can pick up your telephone to any other source. about fast as as and be there Between I and 10 days after being bitten by eu Infected tick you can make a local call the patient notice tho first sympand only by telephone do yon tom. These ere usually fever, get a spoken replj headache, prostration, and n typical spotted rash which appears ell over the body. Ticks usually crawl about the body for several The operator uiU bo glad to tell you ratei to hours before getting down to tho serious business of feeding. For any tomu you teith to call this reason, It la advisable that I those who go out Into tho mount-uln- a ehould make n careful search The Mountain States Telephone fir Telegraph Co. of their bodies twice dally end remove any ticks they might have found. e major this year. Tick should bo removed predaughter, bon teat week at the Rulon Phllllpe the yonng eon Utah Valley hospital. Mrs. Corgi-- 1 without touching with the ferably of Jamea E. Phllllpe, received a at was Evelyn Brown. end on no account should fingers broken arm while pole vaulting. Two babies were given names they bo mashed between the fingMr. and Mrs. Frank Corglate at Feat ers. It Is possible to beeome inmeeUng Sunday! are rejoicing over their baby Mr. end Mrs. Clarence Ashtons fected with tho disease In this baby girl wee named Patsy Fay, manner. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Muhleet-eln- 's Peoplo whoso oocnpetlone exbaby boy wee named Verl pose them constantly to tick Infestation should bo Immunised by Rood. Elbert Miller, eon of Mrs. Holi- two doses of tho vecclno adminer MlUer, received hie Bachelor's istered by the family physician. degree from the B.T.U. Wednes- This affords n high percentage of protection for at least one year. evening. BUYS TNffMMRN dayJuanita Campbell spent lent WBU-BUfl- T week In Perk 'City with her aieter Mr, end Mrs. and brother-in-laLaMar Ercsnbrsck. Pay th Dorft shoot fiih Obtainable au If you ehould telephone to Honolulu, how would your voice croea the ocean? 1. telephone cable? 2. On Through deep-ee- Mrs. VUate Hodgkinion of Vernal Is In Provo to attend the B. Y.U. graduation exercise. Her daughter Margaret Dudley will receive her B. 8. degree. Margaret la the only girl who hue Chemistry Pndm eug ABC llcdhly Psynent Hen yon do Ml Med Is MB M hems. Make SOCIETY Spotted Fever - ant my Newspaper THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLISHING h Uac, Nmw Mini, kutfsa, MmkBwAU Conaructtva-Unbiaz- zil is Truthful Ft from Susationsl-aEditorials Am Timely and Lutructiv. and Its Daily Faafursa, Togethir with the Weakly Magazine Suction, Maks the Monitor an Ideal Nawapapur for the Hama. Prica 012.00 Yearly, or J 1.00 a Month. Saturday Izaue, including Magazine Section, 02.60 a Year. Introductory Offer, 6 Imim I Cents. QUESTION t mi ipbasHe. Intmationd Duly Ah MiUM Mrs. Leah Gleason will entertain Thursday evening at her horns for all primary officers and teachers who have worked during the answer for Professor Telequii today! have In ei iwpehn The Christian Science Monitor the year. Marvin Perrys Sunday School class will have a welnie roast party tn Provo canyon, Thursday evening. All class members .era Invited to attend. Meet at the church at 7 o'clock. Reporter) IfcBI The Worlds News Seen Through hostess. Who has NEWS .. Meats. PORK ROAST Shoulder BEEF BOIL, Ribs FRANKFURTERS 29 33 10 .. lj 10c 20. ...29 POT ROAST Yon Furnish the Lot . . e e Well Build the Home 16c |