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Show '. Friday, December UTAH VALLEY NEWS This N That By Ethyl N. Hair "FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE" Dear Son: Received your letter of the 28 with the message from our boys in Germany to America. I am sending inserts to our local paper in hopes we may all read and have a better understanding of the war situation over there and the conditions as they ex countries all over the earth today. So it was your Engineer BatYes, son, America is much the talion that built the Friendship same. A little more cocky for Bridge" across the Elbe River. having won the war, but you And the picture you took of two state the war has not been won little girls, the one on the left yet until peace and plenty is up- a German war orphan, the other on all the nations of the earth, a French slaves child returning to stay, and that you believe to France with a cart as the America is big enough to fet'd iypiral conveyance, to cross the and rebuild a world weary from river and live together as one the of war. To me, this at- family, is example enough for titude is a good sign coming all the world to see. It was from the boys over there. You Christ that said, suffer the litthink this is the coursa Christ tle children to coine unto me, would advocate if he were upon for such is tlic kingdom of heavist in war-tothe world. lu-1- Mount A Lake Members Receive Christmas Remembrance en. You say you see daily hoards of filthy humanity crossing the Elbe River. People that were once free like Americans today, that the degradation of their nationality, and even age and sex, are hardly distinguishable. Women in their late teens and twenties show grey hair and the wrinkled skin of old age. The old are walking mummies. ficer, the war is over" and they are going home to France. Five abreast they march. A woman sobs, a baby whimpers, men bare their beads and lift their tired shrunken tares to heaven in a prayerful attitude. And from a ragged bundle rnmes a soiled flag. The flag of France, crumpled and worn, ridden there in hopes that some day triumphantly, the blue, white and red of the flag may again wave over a free people. It is all so sudden, this long dream, that when the flag Rocs up nobody shouts- They stand as if hypnotized, not daring to comprehend that they are free. And as you say, there is a great amount of work to be done liberating the innocent, convicting the guilty. The sad part of it all is that Just a few are responsible for all the crimes of war. You believe that crime is mental illness and is as as smallpox- You go on Tires Moving Rapidly Our tires are moving rapidly, and we are promised a constant supply to take care of our patrons needs. These tires are of the finest construction and materials n made by one of the nation's largest and manufacturers especially for consumers organizations and according to our specifications. Theyve got to ue ,, ; Preparations for Opening Preparations are going forward for the big opening at the Fisher Garage and Stores building early in the year. A full line of farm hardware and other equipment will be in stock. Also, seeds, fertilizers, sprays, and other requirements for the fruit growers and the farmers will lie available. All of this will be added to the full line of appliances. Manager J. Morris Bird is contacting the market more for merchandise, and promises to have a supply to meet substantially all requirements when the owning takes place. Directors Travel In the meanwhile a delegation of directors headed John B. Stratton will make a buying trip President by in the near future to farm supply centers where contracts will be entered into to supply the Association with ' many needed articles. This trip will be made early in January. MECHANICS NEEDED In our new shop and stores to be opened we are going to need two skilled farm machinery mechanics and auto repairmen. Manager Bird is ready to contact any applicants who may be interested in these jobs. Make appointments through the Association service station opposite the Scera theatre. With Christmas time near at hand, and the new year just around the comer, we extend to our members and all patrons the SEASONS GREETINGS, and hope that we may be able to serve them with increasing efficiency and a larger supply of mercahndise during the new year. fice for your Christmas Bonds. 1 Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Com, announce the engage their daughter, Erma J TM 3C Sidney Skaug oft?. ? burn. Wisconsin. They WiiT married sometime in januJ Miss Conover and Miss Msd,. Roberts of Provo will g0 10 r.? fornia this week, where bo young ladies will meet thei, fiances and be married, jp Roberts will wed Keith Siting of Orem, who is a member Z the merchant marines. tl tl T p tl si r P v A Gift that Counts Victory Loan Bonds Merry ? V OREM PROVO CSSiftHSttil MM2 PHONE 3rd West & Center PHONE 150 Dont Be a Last Minute Shopper Ib. 25c 5e 77e Fresh Roasted Peanuts Mixed Nuts (no peanuts) Butter Carmel Candy Flour Prices will Advance 20c per cwtf Buy Now! Now Featuring VLY?--' 1 1 ! Our toy department is getting lower all the time, so if you want to get a good selection better come right now! -- 'i Useful, Practical Gifts FRESH & LUNCII MEATS irrZ Two littlo girls, tho on oa tho loft Carman war orphan, lho othar a Franch slave's child returning to Francs with a cart as tho typical convayanca. to live togathar as one family All are unwashed, shapeless. to state that some are allergic Every element of human dignity to mental illness and others are stripped away by the once call- more susceptable, and yet you ed "master race. Their hands think a little child may point the are black, finger nails broken. way to the brotherhood of everThey are covered with sores lasting "peace on earth, good from long Imprisonment. Many will to all men. More and more you boys have still wear the striped livery of their slavery, others rags or come to the shocking conclusion sacking and through the holes that Indeed we have, a sick you can see the numbers tat- world to reconstruct and that tooed on their shrunken . arms the world will destroy itself just and legs. as fast as it breakes the comThey stand or lie, human cat- mandments of the Lord. You believe we will have to tle in stinking rags, those who have been decent men and wom- become as a little child in faith en of France- Your eyes fill and goodness, for a little child with tears and you breathe a shall lead them. No, son, you will never forget prayer for the sins of all humanity and hope God hears and the significance of the scene at answers. Then, you continue, Friendship Bridge and you they gaze humbly toward the add that in all your life you West, their eyes fearful, their have not been so grateful that minds locked in unbelieving. your little son Max is In a coun- Now things begin to happen on try that stood for Justice and the bridge. They are told over freedom for all the world to see a large mike, by a French of- - and but for the grace of God this Choice Sirloin and Round lb. 35c Steaks World Globes Phonograph Records and Albums Order Your Turkeys for Xmas Bunker Farms Phone Provo Closed Tuesday Colognes Hunting Coats Pen and Pencil Sets Sachet Coat Hangers Xmas. . . Gift Stationery Choice Perfumes 016-R- 3 Open Wednseday Dee. 26 Dont forget that we always have a good supply of stamps for your mailing - SAVE-U-VALU- i introduces Bishop Arch Pulham and Homer McEwen as members of their staff. We are proud to recommend these men to you as reliable counselors in the Real Estate and Insurance business. ES ALL TOYS AND DOLLS OFF One-fourt- h metal scooters, each 2 only heavy We Orem Real Estate Insurance Agency ft"1'.. Carry a Full Stock of BOX yv:- - V $7.95 'j ' V. ... ' ' '.I'-'" r . CHOCOLATES And We Always Have Plenty Of v ICE CREAM I i , '. 5 vt jfl fin In Assorted Flavors Replace your burned out electric lamp globes with Westing House Globes at your Save -U- -Stores! Across from Lincoln High School in Orem. Open Sundays and Evenings for Your Convenience. ''feeasr If if If If ip P If M if Ar.JW ' h If X ' s V '? i . b " I I i If If M Arch Pulham Oscar H. Anderson Broker Assistant Manager Homer E. McEwen Agency Supervisor $ Homer hails from Panguitch, Utah, with a rich background of experience in the Mercli-antiand Automobile business. He is known for his good nature and fair dealing. Arch moved into our midst three years ago from California where he was staff assistant to management in the Vega ft Corporation. He is now Bishop of Vermont ward ; was reared in Provo and has many f riends and relatives in this community. Be free to call upon any of us for sendee i n the Real Estate and Insurance field. We appreciate your passed patronage. a le Air-Cra- Orem Real Estate Insurance Agency Mount A Lake Assn VK Mr. and Mrs. James Slade have arrived home from Seattle, Washington, where Mrs. Slade, went a Woffinden) (Phyllis month ago to meet her husband and await his discharge from the They plan to spend Navy. Christmas with Mr. Slades mother at Central, Utah. Parents Announce Make This a - best-know- good. .jCTags&isssfflgi l Post Of- Go to Orem By Visiting BUNKER GROCERY DEPT. ers Washing Machines, Vacuums Coming With strikes and whatnot, manufactured articles are slow in making their appearance in normal trade channels. Notwithstanding this situation, we have hopes that in a short time we shall have a full line of appliances to offer our patrons. A few vacuum cleaners have already made their appearance, and retngersiors are next in line. The first shipment is expected this month, with more to follow in January and February. Washing machines will also be available soon. In fact, the first shipment is due shortly. Radios should also be forthcoming the first of the new year. So we are taking orders for all kinds of electrical appliances to be delivered, of course, when . . y 21. jjj- - con-tageo- Considering the fact that the Associations began under serious handicaps and that most stay in the red for the first year or two of the directors felt especially pleased with the made. BIG SOCIAL COMING Socials and an educational program will be emphasized by the Association in the coming weeks, according to Director Moroni Jensen, of the Educational and Membership Committee. The committee is hard at work preparing for the first big social and membership meeting which is being dated for the immediate future. WATCH FOR ITI Dr. Joseph Harris and family left Sunday morning for their home In New York City, after visiting with his mother, Mrs. Lexie Harris. Dr. Harris has sient three years in the U. S Navy at Panama. His wife and children have made their home with her parents at Pocatello, Idaho, during his absence. They Christmas Manager J. Morris Bird reported that savings on purchases for members amounted to four per cent in the first five months of the Associations operation, so the board ordered the first savings refund in its history. who have patronized the Association are also in for a pleasant surprise. Details of what it is will Le made known to them in special letters from the management Seeing and understanding that the war is not yet over we could not let another go without when we have so much to be thankful fur, so much t' share. Your little son says, The starving people of France can have my Christmas dinner and I will have a hot dog and do hurry home, Daddy, for Christmas. We are all waiting and wishing for your return. Love, from Mother... Dr. Joseph Harris Visits Mother - Four per cent savings refund on gross purchases A Lake members through the association will Mount by out to soon after the first of the year, as a rethem go sult of action taken by Mount A Lake directors at their meeting held Wednesday evening this week. Non-memb- scene may have been our own blessed America. hope to arrive in New York before Christmas, and he will resume his practice there-Mrs-. Harris feels very happy to have both her sons and three home irom grandsons safely Her son Waldo was service. recently released and two grandsons, James Slade, Richard Row-lehave both arrived home during the past week, and Ernest Rowley is enroute home from action in the Pacific theater. OREM, UTAH !SJ! - V- .rfAV ' is a a is a$ a ! ; ! |