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Show . vt- - . . ' si UTAH VALLEY NEWS 600,000 Ready For Roll Call JUST MISSED! Almost lightf time often MlU la dlMHtcr, and every watch owaor should have an oMclewt time niece. Bring roar watch la todajr for oar f Choch. Well Chra quote yoa lowest prices oa work. W. E. MITCHELL ' "TOUR sk-pe- ct nVELEB" Inspector for Union Pacific and Utah Coal Railroads M West Oeater Fhoae BB I of a series) (Ad. Mo. The WASHINGTON, D. C. largest number of volunteers ever to tske part In an American Rad Cross Roll Call drive will appeal to the nation November 11 when the organisation seeks membership support for Its rear-roun-d services. Vice Chairman James L. Flaser, In charge of domestic operations said the appeal would be carried by nearly 100,000 volunteers in more than 10,000 eommuntlles where the Red Cross maintains chapters and branches. He point-e- d out that many chapters have been organising for the membership campaign since early sum- Friday, October 18, 1940 Red Cross Is to be able to short tha United States and Jn goals vis. Its responsibility In the important Finland's emergency war relief work of national defense, it must and rehabilitation, needs wen be ready to carry on its services answered by SI Bed Cross societies. The Belgian Junior Red full strength." Croes, moved by tbo plight of Finnish children, constructed New Scout Program . Explained; Officials Named for Sharon week, eelf-denl- ul nlalng Proves Soundness of Red Cross Movement, Chairman Davis Says WASHINGTON, D. C. Soundness of tbs international program of the Rad Cross movement baa been proved by the manner In which societies of tbs world bars rushed assistance to tha warring notions of Europe, Chairman Norman H. Davie, of tha American mer and anticipate the most suc- Rod Cross, declared bare In recessful Roll Call In their history. leasing a report on gifts to vicNo quota has been set as this tims of war sines September, years membership goal. Hr. lflf. Pleaer explained. Ho pointed out Not only the societies of nathat the Red Croes this year needs tions now at peace have aided war the support of every adult Ameri- sufferers, Hr. Davis declared, bat can able to Join. also many of the countries subToday the Rad Cross is faced jected to Invasion. with a year of uncertainty a A summary of thaoo Interyear of great potentialities of hu- national gifts of mercy recently man suffering," he said. If the completed by the International Rad Croat in Geneva, shows that slsable contributions In cub and supplies have been given to relieve Polish war victims by tbs Red Cross organisations la Argentina, Ans trails, Belgium, Bolivia, Brasil, Canada, Denmark, Franco and Great Britain, India, Egypt, Estonia, Hungary, Inland, Norway, Netherlands, Rooms nia, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Coal Facts Wherever Coal Deposits are found, American , Industry has taken root Indio-trdemands utmost efficiency, and must have economy unexcelled by any competitor. That explains industry's use of coal, the fuel that costs less. And coal beat heavy is healthy, NATURAL heat, free from shocking, y health-shattrel- ng quick changes." LINES FROM LIFE We Recommend "BUI was Jnat KING OR CASTLE GATE COAL Utah Timber & Goal Go. Phone 232 15? bio. i 164 W. 5th N. of a series) ANNOUNCES PLEASANT VIEW (Hn. Zells Colvin - Reporter) Telephone OIS-R-S Mr. and Mrs. Heck Corbett and children Carol and Don, Mrs. Hattie Boloman nnd Miss Nellie Colvin visited nt tbo Colvin homo PHONE Bul Batata Willard PROVO EVERY CAR REDUCED for Quick Sale! 35 Reconditioned and Guaranteed Models Phono See These Values Before You Buy! Let Us Help Tou Savel Gannon-Ashto191 n, Sooth University Avenue (Ad. No. Inc. Phono I of Just Call 475 Insurance Madsen Cleaning Co. L Sowards 119 N. Unir. Agency Are. UTAH Ad. Hoi I "PdCfiMr 1 $$ : Red Heir-Condition- ed !! Mom and Pop Jolly were ready for young ... SMB WM THE FASTEST TYPIST THEY MMEVEE MM "Skippers arrival, with a grand nursery that he enjoys more than ever now that hes two years old. "We remodeled the old store-rooPop Jolly explains. "Yon see, we had to be i : MHMRIMNMY - MUYAKES ONTHE BOOK an SHRIVERS k; Amanda M. registrar, Daley; chaplain, Amy N. Slack; daaa lender, Zella A. Colvin; relic committee, Norn D. Ashton nnd Cocette B. Allred. NOTICE! Produce Canned at s? SOUTH 11-8- BUILUETOI TIMUMYS DEPOT BB HER FEET WERE SHABBILY SHOD before October 10th will be sold unless taken away before October 20th. We need the room to handle Venison f 0 I n shoes create an impression of personal shiftleBsness because feet arent Run-dow- well-dress- ed a matter of money. little but look right. and Elk. W. Center St. . Phone: 1278 PHONE FOUND OVT AMO 1MEN umtrmf wow in. lURta Sharon Industries LAS VEGAS O.Pfi SAN BERNARDINO - 9.9S LOS SAN DIEGO fatfawDuritohi vWerel I .... SMB GOT DOWN CAMP Our expert repairs cost 023-R- 2 Grow" LOUIS KELSCH and SONS (At the Rear of The Booterie Con. Wagons the place for Hunting ) 707 WHEN DOES A COMPANY CANT COME ON MONDAYS Sarah Stallrr cant have company on Mondays - - - because aho hna to Iran In tho living Her kitchen needs facilities, and knows It tat like many other aho put off getting tho kitchen electric sockets oho needs. Lpt L. C. Guymoa, Provo's leading electrical contractor give yoar home n free SAFETY CAP Waterproofed Dock fully lined 69c Each . . . Special nursery wnllboanl, built-i- n units and other building tricks can mske a dream nursery of on unused room. On our special plan, the cost per month of such a childrens heaven averages only 98c up Mutual Coal & Lumber Co. Phone 357 HETTRICK Universal Gun Cover Home Rubberized moleskin inside. Fits All Guns and Rifles outside i $9.60 WELL BE GLAD TO EXPLAIN j ; jj ; ; Youll say p Soft, thick its a real buy at Gon. Wagon PHONE 244 Lectra-Te- Unletw a phonograph become cracked, few people Its detrrlorntlow can until it luw become terribly et perfi nnro to equally hard to detect and often ran bo stopped Decline of radio ...n few minor adjustment of drllrato parts. For conalatently good radio rrerptlon, yoar aot alumld bo checked by oa expert by every six i L. G. Guymon 471 255 W. Center East 6th North - Provo i 4 month. (Ad. No. g ot a auries.) Chaaato and speaker ed, tabra checked, ' tppl. Co. $125 QUPCD V $1.39 30-3- 0 Rifle . Gon. Wagon & Machine Go. 255 West Center N. Unlv. Avo., Phono 111 (Ad. No. 11 of n aeries' wiEK cnpcD.Y OUlLil ghot Gun Shells OUrLlTA Cartridges meter adjnatment of parte, wiring chocked, tonal $1.00 testa, eta. II valao Hardware baa to be right la every at any price. When wo consider we want to know about It' background: who rnkrt to, tbo reputation of tha manufacturer, the aUR 9 tho mew, the calibre of the designer, tho grade of raw ' r weed, tho teat to which tho flntohed protect subjected. Maybe to look good, bat wewmto that It actually to good. We have to uotWy fora wo con satlfy I- - 120ane Radio Inspection Ralph's Radio & Looking at the Background of a Product IDEA OF THE st Scientific of home electric facilities. Recommendations and estimates. No obligation. Go. appearing Photographs in newspapers and magazines are composed of small dots. PHONOGRAPH RECORD WEAR OUT? TEKNI-CUE- K check-u- p 69c & Mach. of a sartoa) Inside Stuff. Top Hettrick Shell Vests S Supplies: heir-condition- : v $25 n series) Special ( i wonted yarns ate twisted into one to make a weave thats literally a miracle for wear. Combined with the expert needlework of Cloth-cra- ft, yon have s suit hard to equj for appearance, wear and complete satisfaction st s moderata price. IAmu b Eari-G- U Phone THE JOLLY FAMILY I . 155 : It (Ad. No. 1 of n ssriag) Herei a suit as durable ai its same. Three strong $3.69 and up hlWWity A tktefrplf fobUo Mrs. Newell H. Baum was hostess to tbo Daughters of Utah Pioneers Thursday afternoon when the following program was given: long by Haws Baum, accompanied by bis mother; lesson on tbo pioneer mills and millers was given by Mrs. P. K. Nielsen who woe sis is ted by Pioneer Moroni Oerber, Mrs. H. L. Sleek, and Mrs. R. O. Ercnnbrack; two solos, by Mrs. Stanford Bingham, accompanied by Mrs. Sterling Cluff and n piano selection by Janet Beam. The following officers were elected nnder the direction of Sarah H. Passey, county president; president, Maud D. Olasler, vice president, Annie W. second vice president, Buckley; Ellen M. Patton; secretary, P. Eklns; organist, Melba W. Cluff; historian, Ida A. Ercan-brac- Large Selection r'Twi Gradnato and STURDITWIST MbacU Suit GAME COATS (Ad. No. 11 of a series) DrG.IL . - Americas most popular 8. and 2 W 4 popular Prwvw radio naoaneon that beginning Friday ovoalag, Oetabar Xlth nt ?;! p. m. tbo hit pragmas, WANT A DIVORCE", starring Joan tBloadaU will bo n vookly faatnra ovor yoar local station. Is cooperation with tha Mataal ! Broadcasting company. 4k Builnedd. . . 4k Qan&ial fVeai Genuine Hettrick HUNTING COAT 5 of a neriani KOVO, (Ad. No. Is to? loot Ffa Elght-- 0 "When the Flowen Certainly decant For Prompt, Expert Cleaning and Pressing on any type of garment P.-T.- A. Than CD? important commissioner nnd Milton Bellows, Scoot commissioner. who The officers of the attended the council mooting in Amarleun Fork Wednesday ware: Alta Allred, Effle Plnegar, Melba Cluft nnd Zella Colvin. Mrs. Earl Carter entertained nt n birthday party Saturday for her ton Johnny. Thoaa enjoying tbo party wore: Nyra and Curtin Colvin, Deaun Ashton, Louise and Dick Diamond, Kenneth nnd Donna Ashton, Helen nnd Corel Hanson, Irene and Qene Offtrt. Gifts were presented to Johnny nnd n delicious luncheon waa served. Is AB Longer We think being able to' handle special jobs well is ment; Clark Carter, camping activities; Cliff Fielding, Health nnd Safety; John Lewis, Explorsr 8nnday. Provo Greenhouse Their Annual October Clearance! that trickily little to wear to tbo MAT Tow l to press It yowmalf, and thaw to aw far help. Tow that day why ware no of m Lovely Roses Sweet Gardenias INCORPORATED N CANNQN-ASHTO- a bit tome, if you get what I always hanging und always so darned bashful. But when he sent me a perfectly glorious, gorgeous, unbelievable eorsage before the big formal well, he sort of got me. I realised that while be might bo short on words ho waa plenty long on sentiment." Prompt Delivery Moments Cbrto-tophers- Charles Anderson la vary 111 nt tbo Utah Valley hospital. Tbo Relief Society lesson for next Tuesday will be tbo Social Service nnd Family Relations nnder tbo direction of Anna Campbell nnd Aftln Hanson. ' Big a The new the strengthing scout program of and envlgoratlng equivalent of $101,000. Thin won Democracy was explained by Red transmitted by Belgian Assistant Executive Merrill Crocs authorities nt n time when at tbs Sharon District Invasion seemed certain for their committee meeting held Oct. 10, own homeland. at tbo Sharon ataka seminary. Hasa movement of populations This program to being conductin Ennpo has created several ed to stimulate Scouting nnd preJurisdictional problems for Red pare patrols and troops for emerTbo Belgian gency service, bo explained. Cross societies. Netherlands and Luxembourg The following man ware selecttraveled with the hordee ed ns officers of tha District comof nfngees that fled to southern mittee for tha loaning year: W, Fmnco, each taking can of Ita M. Vernon, District chairman; 8. own people. H. Bisks, organisation; Henry Taylor, Finance; Arnold Burning-hannd Lowell Vnrlay, advance- Red Cross In 63 Nations Giving War Aid i t?. (Ad. No. I of n aeries) PHONE 244 i i |