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Show Support War Work Says Senator King , At tbo suggestion aud yequest o( President Wilson, who la commander In Chief of the Army and Naval Force of our country, the different Christian and churituble organlza Ilona, which have been providing for tho comfort and earn of men In the n service, have uultcd lu their to ralan funds for th aupport 1 of thla bencfldcnt work. These or ganUatloua are the Young Men's Chrlatlan Association, Knlghta of M Columhua, tho Young Men'a Hebrew l.i r1 J Association, and the Sulvstion Army, The organization named are 3 l doing a work for the physical comforts, sound morals, and spiritual tZi welfare of our soldiers and sailors, tho value of which cannot bo estimated In money. Their work Is Indeed Indispensable and la war work S 3 of the highest necessity. These organizations are worthy of tho hearty! rjii good will and support of all our peo-- j t a Tho State of I'tnh has been! pie. e-proud to contribute moro than Its full quota of mun to tho Army andj Navy, and more than Ita full quota! of l.lberty Honda, and we should now with equal good avlll, contribute at least the full quota of funda for the support of this necessary welfare work In the Army and Nary, I a- -am pleased to commend these organizations to the good people of Utah as altogether worthy of their contributions snd support. El (Signed) WILLIAM If. KINO. li cum-tmlg- ANNIVERSARY H 3 fa a A Nov. 1st to Nov. 30th One Entire Month E-- 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ocorgo A. Illcks refrom the family ceived a card y of their daughter, Mrs. John Ellison at It lack foot. Idaho, stating that they had all been III of Spanish Influenza! SPACE COSTS MONEY SO. HERE SHE ONE LOT OF ' One Lot to Close Out 3 'f but were recovering. CIVILIZATION" EVER RlhKS ABOVE THE LEVEL OK ITS HOMES" and no home rises above the level of ita reading. The Youths Compan-- 1 H Ion Introduces the whole family to ' the best writers of the day those who contribute the things that ruakejfff better minds and happier homes. "No) other publication would appeal to me at this time" tells the exact story ' Hf NO LADIES SHOES GOES OXE LOT OF " Mens Shoes 00 per pair : English Toe Shoe . to-da- GUARANTEED ALL LEATHER $3.45 ' , WE COULD NOT REPLACE THEM IX TIIE MAH KBT TODAY FOR $4.00 TEH PAIR - XEOLIX SOLE mul $G.OO Worth $5.00 Per Pair , , $1.50 g $2.00 5 - . 0 .. Per Pair 'S S Neolin Tan Shoes Work Shoes and " OXE LOT OF OXELOTOF m of the hopefulness snd entertainment' and Information and suggestion and - H7 economy that the Companion gives each week in the year. Every age li liberally provided for, every whole- - Hi some Interest encouraged. Serials, Short Stories, Rare Articles, Digest of the War News, Special Pages and Hi It Is true Exceptional Editorals. that your family needs The Compan- Ion the coming year. They deserve Hi It with all its help. It takes the place of many papers, so great la its 3 variety and at the price. of one. Still 12.00 a year, 52 Issuea. Dont mlaa Grace Richmond's new Hi serial, Anne Exeter, 10 chapters, be--, Hi HI ginning December 12. The following special offer Is made, to new subscribers: 1. The Youth's Companion, 52 Issues of 1919. 2. All the remaining weekly issues of Per Pair WE CAXXOT EXPRESS IX WORDS THIS WOX-DERFU- $4.80 per pair L BARQAIX. MISSES' 'SHOES W ) WORTH $7.00 OFF 20'" ' sS 1918. WE HAVE CHILDRENS Mens Suits ONLY j The Companion Home Calendar g for 1919. All the above for only t2X0, or you may Include 12 fashion 1H 4. McCall's Magazine f numbers. All for only $2.50. The two magazines sent to separate Sg addresses If desired. The Youth's Companion Commonwealth Ave and St. Taut St., 20 WHITMAN Odd Pieces of Fur and Fur Sets WASHINGTON DR AND S. KEITII UN-METAL SHOES 20 OFF AT PRICES UNHEARD OF THEY MUST BE CLOSED OUT OFF & i 1 j J. GOLD j New Subscriptions received i; at this office. WANTED NOW OK KAT HOGS CAR By Ben E. Argyle at a good price. COMPANY imi) Dont sell your fat steers or fat cows or feeder steers without seeing Ben E. Argyle. (adv) Joseph Otteson received a telegram yesterday from Rigby, Idaho telling him of the death of hla son Albert, who had suffered a relapse following an attack of Spanish Influenza. Mr, Otteson left at once for Rigby, It Is not yet known If the body will be, brought here for burial or not. Albert Otteson was born at Spanish Fork 28 years ago and made his homehere until about six- years ago when he moved to Rigby. He Is survived by his widow, formerly Miss Viola Keel of Salem, his parents and a numberof brothers and sisters. . - About Croup If your children are subject to croup, or If you have reason to fear their being attacked by that disease, you should procure a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and study the directions for use, so that In case of an attack you will know exactly what course to pursue. This Is a favorite and very successful remedy for croup, and It is Important that you observe the directions carefully. L r , Boston, Mass. : : fc: Zr. SALE H yn tt A second hand organ. For Sale (adv) See Mrs. Marie Proctor. Xmas Photo Stahmaun. (adv) Mrs. Etta Anderson and Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Boyack Groesbeck of Sprlngvllle were visithave received word of the safe ors at the L. O. Lawrence home over-sea- s ' of their grandson James Aurthur Packet. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Lucas and family desire to thank the people of The Christmas committee of the Red Cross will receive the Christmas parcelB for .the boys overseas Friday and Saturday afternoons of this week at the Red Cross rooms. Spanish Fork forthelr kindness ing the funeral of their son and ther, Walter Lucas. . Will be loading five cars of wheat within the next five days.! Paying $1.82 per bushel for good clean wheat. ' JOHN J. BANKS. i j durbro- Utah County now stands 24th In the list of 2S counties in the sale of War Savings Stamps. In this county be have only purchased to date a per capita of $6.42. of our allotment of $20. Piute County la high with $15.31 per capita to her credit. I have now commenced to get in new pieces of Jewelry for Full and Holiday trade. New Watches, Service Pins, Military Hat Pins, Beautiful Service Fobs for gents. Four varieties of the" best alarm clocks. Strangs Jewelry Store OFF a3 |