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Show PAGE EIGHT rIVfiQ,V,0, (UTAH) SUN DA Y HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1931 i V : Columbus HORIZONTAL s ;1 Relating to th T-feludy of plants 7 What people" ' financed Co- Muinbus on his voyage of discovery dis-covery ?--;14 Amatory. 15 One whose property Is subject to a lien. If. Upright shaft 17 To fondle. YESTERDAY'S 19 Organ of ' hearing, ' 20 Afternoon meal. ' 21 Exclamatiof of sorrow. 23 Department of farming dealing with " milk products. 2! Saury. 26 Small memorial. me-morial. 2S Wayside hotel. 20 To wash lightly. light-ly. 3ft To taint with mildew. 32 Rod. 33 To diffuse. 35 Long grass. 36 Granted facts. 39 Gelatinous sub- stances derived from seaweeds. 41 Wholly 43 Crescent. 45 Totals. 4i Valuable property. prop-erty. 48 Husband or wife. 49 Title of courtesy. 50 Part of the mouth. 51 Also. 53 At the present Jy cooky yl .3 jMte nd phKPsI 19 aRKD g RppOUEl 6 A L 24 tgjOP I TiPANjA'NAfe (nJe. aoato "TEPp 25 IH HHkET ISP irieiIe: pfel 2- r T 5 n i. i i MB mmmrn 21 22 EST 24- ZS . - Ui I - si-' "br rn " 35- 2 smJ Lh 55-- STl pe" 43 sr 45 46 " Vf " 3S 25T " jj 1 1 J5 5a 53 " ! 1 1 1 1 n fi 1 1 1 1 1 . 88c SALE! 88c Continued H.. 1 HP iYlUlllldy 4X, A UCSUdVlUtaTed a five per cent dividend, pay- December 14 and 15 50c Men's Cashmere Hose 2 Pair 88c 50c MeiyjsJVKool Hose, 2 pair 88c 25c Men's Part Wool, 4 pair 83 50c Men's Silk Hose, 2 pair .88c 25c Men's,. Rayon Hose, 4 pr. 88c 25c Boys' PartWjiol Hose 4 Pair CTTTT. .88c 25c Boys' RayVm Hose, 4 pr. 88c 25c Ladies' Rayon Hose 4 pair . . .. . -. . '. 88c 25c Children's Hose, Vacation Brands pair 88c 75c Children's Sweaters 2 for 88c $1.48 Men's Jersey Jackets. .88c $1.45 Boys' Sweaters 88c $2.25 Boys Leather Jackets Age 12 88c 51.00 Ladies' House Drcsse3 88c $1.00 Men's Heavy Bib Overalls Over-alls 88c 51.25 Men's Work or Dress Pants 88c lot Men's Dress Shirts . . . 88c $1.25 Men's Waist Overalls . .88c Ladies' L. D. S. Rayon Gar- - ments 88c 88c Ladies' Garments, Flat Knit .... .75o C1.00 Ladies' Unions, heavy-. we!g.t .882 22c Best Grade Boilproof Per cales 5 yards 88c 10c grade 36-inch Percales 10 Yards .88c 16c 38-inch Outing, 6 yards 88c 35c Devonshire 5 yards . . . .88c 50c Children'3 Knit Caps 4 for ,833 And Many Other Bargains For the 88c Sale at V A KL1S 318 WEST CENTER ST. IHIaE?nly E'aimsSei? . New Address v flT? go: .'2&& ca Small &-Lstrge Trucks Office and ResidenCe4Phone 148 Question ANSWER To have in mind. Prophets. Small stove. Japanese fish. Eagle. Smirks. Assistant secretary sec-retary for aeronautics of the U. S. Navy Department. Plantation of pine trees. Remedies. Assessment amount. Thick shrub. Small mass. Passer-by. Rod in a firearm fire-arm Pineapple. Concocted. Deceit. Snake. To permit. To make repa rations. Helps. Labor. Shelter. Unit. Pair. South America time. 54 Ran away and married. 56 Crazy.. TS Reparation, 59 r; ratified. 31 32 34 35 37 38 40 41 42 44 46 47 50 52 55 57 VERTICAL 1 Reef woods. 2 Pope's veil. 3 Whole amounts,. 4 Preposition fcof place. 5 Frost bite, fi Frosted 8 Drama. 9 Melody. 10 Northeast. Dividend Declared By Security Bank Directors of the First Security Bank of Provo met Friday and de- Bank of Pre ble Dec. 21 stockholders of record Dec Howard J.VS'oddard of the Se- Kcui ity National bank of Salt Lake Cty was made -aTIi rector of the Provo bank. CURES COLDS QUICKLY DR. :E. MANSFIELD, D.C. Don't let your colds run on it's dapgerous. Chiropractic quickly relieves colds and prevents complications. compli-cations. If you are sick now; make -your self a Christmas Gift of Good Health. We have cured hundreds of people peo-ple and can do the same for you. FREE CONSULTATION Phone 10S3 For Appointment Dr. E. Mansfield,D.C. . 75 EAST CENTER ST. Over O. P. Skag-gs a 1 1 v 11 ? ' 51 1.1$. ' -I , 'i , -f r .rir-fr 1 rtilMM..,, 11 1 EUGENE MOLD PASSES AWAY Funeral services for Eugene Knold, 40, former Springville resident, resi-dent, who died suddenly at. Copper-ton Copper-ton Thursday, will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock in the Springville Second Sec-ond ward chapel. Richard Bird of the Maplcton war;?; bishopric, will be in charge. The body may be viewed at the Claudin Funeral Home prior to the r vices: Interment will be in the Evergreen cemetery. Mr. Knold was born in Salt Lake, September 20, 1891, a son of William Wil-liam and Sarah Hardman Knold. He made his home in Springville for a number of years before going go-ing to Brmjham. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Hatsie HolleV Knold and three children: Rod's, 14, Marjorie. 7, and Jimmie, 5; his mother, San Diego, Calif., and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Mower and Mrs. Bessie Devitt of American Fork. SNOWSTORM HITS 1 rr Tm a w t a -r rt a IflUUrS 1 I1 Jik (Continued From Page One) of roads save in vicinity of towns. the immediate GALLUP, N. M., Dec. 12. (I'.P) Corrals, fences and frame buildings were demolished today at . the tiny Presbyterian mission at Ganado, Ariz., to provide fuei for 300 snowbound snow-bound mission workers, and Indian school children. The mission, 58 miles north-of here in the heart of the Navajo reservation has been snowbound since Wednesday, Dr. C. G. Sals-" bury, head of the mission school and hospital, revealed last night. The only communication with the mission is through a shaky single telephone llr.c. Albert Fin!:, attorney for A I Ca-,) Ca-,) ;e, va.; hi I I up and robhed. Con- iiKiUj; Li.ii, 1.0 t.ouijt, that the one .Mne way to uad i i tand the undt i-.vo.i i-.vo.i is to .-ii jot the works. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION FOIt ItKXT UNFURNISHED Mod. 5 room house, close in. Phone 592M. d20 FOR RENT FURNISHED 2 rm. apt. for housekeeping. Newly New-ly painted and papered. Call 306W. d2G Small apt. 344 W. 2 N. dl8 3 rm. mod. apt., garage. 70 E. 2 South. d26 Rm. and kitchenette. 193 E. 1 N. dl8 Clean 2-rm. cottage, $8. A W. Phone 537M. 188 N. dl8 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Depossessed radio. Real snap. Also Conn cornet, practical", ew. Apply 391 So. Univ. d!5 Apples. Special. DeliciGUw 1.75-S2.00 1.75-S2.00 bu. Romes 75c. Sweet cider, 30c gal. Potatoes 40c bu. Thomas. Phone 104S. dl8 Will sell 10 Utah Power and Light Preferred, to yield Vrc. Wells L. Biimhall. Phone 12. R. C. A. GENERAL ELECTRIC Priced From Many of these sets were , Originally Priced as High as $247.50 ENTIRE STOdTOFFERED AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST Now is the Time to Buy Yoiir Christmas Radio! s , On Display At Our Store FREE DEMONSTRATION WITH NO OBLIGATION Stores at Provo, Springville and American Fork POLICE PLAY SANTA CLAUS (Continued from Pa'ge One) Xhree kinds of cereals, canned milk, corn, peas, pork and beans and tomatoes, to-matoes, packages of rice, spaghetti, macaroni, 10 pounds of potatoes, 10 pounds of pancake flour, bread, fruit cake, a half pound-of butter, oranges, apples.X candy and nuts. Christmas Eve the police reserves private citizens will loan cars to distribute the baskets. The charitable work of the Sunshine Sun-shine division continues through the year. From March 31, 1930, to March 31, 1931. there were 1727 families who received food, 1000 who received Christmas baskets, 760 given fuel, 1151 given clothing and 18 persons given wheel chairs. Eight tons of fuel and 75 cords of wood were distributed. Last fall 47 children who could not otherwise have gone to school were outfitted with clothing. The Sunshine division, according to Captain Tichenor, ;s the only organization orga-nization in the world that is prepared pre-pared to meet such an emergency without asking a single cent i:t.a those benefited. The clothing rooms of the ware-! houses look like a clothing store. ! Worn garments, donated, are repaired re-paired and made serviceable, along with the new. The food room has the appearance of a well stocked grocery. In the vegetable room in the basement all fresh fruits and vegetables are taken care of with many truck loads of condemned produce arriving daily. Other parts of the basement are given over to furnitur e, stoves, matti esses and bedding. About 50 calls a day are received at the Sunshine division headquarters, headquar-ters, asking for help. Investigation greatly reduces the number served. Every policeman and police reserve in Portland is on the lookout, for the needy and a complete record of every transaction is on file. "My rule for investigating char-) it cases," says Captain Tichenor, "i to use good old common sense. It's :omothing most of us have if we only use it. We want to be a hcpling hand- sort of a provider until the down-and-outer gets a break." The Sunshine division also supplies sup-plies houses. Many generous Port-landers Port-landers have turned over vacant property to the organization which, in turn, moves destitute families into these places and supplies them with fuel, light, water and groceries. gro-ceries. EXHIBIT PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED (Continued From Page One) Wednesday, 7 p, m.; Provo Second and Pioneer wards, Thursday, 7 p. m.; Provo Sixth and Bonneville, wards, Friday, 7 p. m.; Provo First and Fourth wards, Saturday. 7 p. m. The exhibit will be located in the building formerly occupied by the Curtis Insuiance company, 212 West Center street. It will be open to the inspection of everyone from 2 p. m. until 9:30 p. m. Those who are not able to viitthe exhibit with an organized group may call at any convenient time. Delta Phi and returned women missionaries at the "Y," who are acting as guides, are requested to meet today at 4 p. m. at 212 We.it Center street to get final instructions instruc-tions concerning the exhibit. , (Dim Otuib? ISimME? A- V ' -Complete Line of and CRQSLEY RADIOS Every Set is Fully Guaranteed and Carries 90 Days' Free Service! 1 to - j IjJtJ Santa Claus Letters WM .TJIE TOURIST Dear Santa Claus Please brinb me a sled a touring tour-ing game aftd- some drawing paper also candy and nuts thanks for the things you brought last year. With love, Keith Anderson. I am 7 years old. SISTER'S LETTER Dear Santa I would like a Patsy Ruth doll a story book and nuts and candy my sister would like the same Sincetely, Margaret and Leota. FOUNTAIN PEN Dear Santa Claus I am eight years old and in the third grade, this year I would like a new fountain pen and some new houseslippers and a bathrobe to match, also a new doll with haid and bring me a little new purse and a story book and ring thanks fo: the things you brought me last year. P. S. dont forget the candy nuts and fruits Faye Payne. DEAR SANTA iiLAUS Dear santa claus Thank you for what brought me last year and this year 1 want a skate key and a box of water colors and puaintbook and some nod dresses for my big doll and alo; candy and nuts and a banana am' orange. Year is truly, , Donna LaGene Tayloi. HELPS MOTHER Dear Santa Clause I have been a good boy and help mama. 1 bring the coal in at night and go to the, store. Pese bring me a sleigh and Phyliss wants a ha'.? doll and a gold ri ng. We abso want., some candy and nuts. Yours truly. Clyde. NORMA'S HIS FRIEND to santaclause Dear Santaclause I want a box of water p r. a --and --and a paint book I want a sewing set to Alice wants a doll cart and a doll Bed Ray wants a ball and a tractor We all want some candy, j Yours truly, Norma Cartel. NANCY WRITES Dear Santa Clause Will you please bring me a baby doll to me and a picture book story book games hankfs toilet set doll furniture house slippers. From Nancy Jane Brian. SALT LAKE & UTAH RAILROAD L. I. S. Temple Workers Excursion, Excur-sion, to Salt Lake City. Thursday, Pc. mh, from Utah, Sharon and Timpanogos stakes. Trains, will leave. h "Orem" station at Provo 6:i0 a. in., 7:40, 9:10 a. m., and 3:35 j p. m. Return on any regular tram t;u:.ie day, or SPECIAL TRAIN !r;.ing Salt Lake City at 9:15 p. m. Round trip fare from Provo $1.00; Curtis, Lincoln and Snow, 90c; Orein 8.c; Harris and Lindon, 80c; Phasant Crovp and Manilla, 75c. RIDE THE DIG RED CARS! AMjm l SaiQ AN; AVIATOR Dear Santa Claus I wold like sheep skin coat size ten a aVitor cap and some nuts and and nuts. DONT FORGET TWINS Dear Santa I am 5 years old and I am trvine I to be Very good. Please brincr me a i tvol chest, Dump "frucka pair of shoes. Orange nuts, candy and a ' banna and Dont forget my twin ' brother and sister Keith and Col- ' leen for this is there first Chr ist- ! mas. Thanking you very much. Reed Hoover Davis. 1 HE'LL BE THERE Dear Santa Claus I am 8 yea is old and I have 1o 1 you were j brothers and one sister very good two us last year and we want two be good two you this year I the end doll stove dolly buggy to ' UuotOL's winding triin to cage doll j leuuy near vvinomy tram HIS LITTLE FRIENDS Dear Santa Clause I am a little boy 9 years old. 1 would like you to biing "mo for Christmas a flexebleflier, paints, high tops. blocks and of course some candy and nuts. 1 have a little brother (J years old and he would like "you to hiinghim the. same. I remain your little friends Herbert and Wtdtr Pauiseir LOTS OF THINGS Dear Santa Please bring me a doll, do!l bed' big: .ball, some ciay'on. broom' candy and nuts. Thank you ion the things you brought last year. Lots of love, Shirley Mae Jones I have Keen a good girl. HE'LL READ THIS Dear S uita T want a doll thnt shuts its eye.-.. Tinke:- toys, a doll cart, candy and nuts. Thank you, Elaine Christens, n. THIS IS ALL Dear Santa 1 Will you bring me a pair of houseslippers and bracelet a book and tow games and dieses for my I doll this is all 1 want this Christ- j mas. - love, Dolores Eggertsen. 3 No .Kindling To Chop .No Furnace To Stoke t-. -.. -. 1 1 ijum No No Ashes To Carry THE SPORT Dear Santa Claus I want to thank you for the things you brought me last year. I though thev weie verv nice will! you pleiise bring me a new ruit rf clothes, a book, a game and on ' white 1 1 veai's;. -aMi-t Old. Thanks a !t. 1 -im ?- Johnson. UEMV-.v ' ).'-a r Sa-it-, CI::; T'lank viiii v thin.-; you st-nt you think vnu T ly nm.'h me last ui rlease th. 11 me send pop i;un. .-beep skin vim think jmrpm- , tout, and tek. a lea ib r 1 any: hit;1' i-ise 1 I wou like. Abo some i ( andy and mils. 1 M ens-? send Pat i. ! will be a it :. 'mi xiinf". irn.': good hoy. I,ots of T am lo . sewn Dick yea is ..Id. Wiseiv.nn. ANNOUNCEMENT TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS We Wish To Announce That We Are Now Located At Conoco Service Station No. 1 FIRST EAST & CENTER STREETS Which Will Be Known As LIBRARY SERVICE You Know Our Products Try Our Service You'll Find Us On the Job! E. R. STEPHENSON, Lessee Ili!l.,l!lttrfciauw laraace Worries with AS Modernize your heating system -with Gas and you will enjoy a new freedom from furnace cares. Just imagine! A fully automatic, Gas home heating system for $5.00 down and $2.10 a month! How can we do it? Why do we do it? Well, here is the storv ! WK KNOW that Gas is the cleanest, quick-e: quick-e: t, most satisfactory fuel you can use. Wl KNOW it costs no more than other fuels, all things considered. A complete service of cooking, refrigeration, water heating and heating by Gas under the NEW LOW KATES costs less than by any other plan. 'We believe we can convince you of these fads if given an opportunity. So we decided to make you this unusual offer to test Gas at our risk. Try it in your home this winter or longer if you desire. Ask us to take it out if you think you can do without it. You have had .the service we lake all the loss. You can't lose! Are you interested if the cost is within your reach? Then come in or phone for a heating engineer en-gineer for more information. We will install before be-fore Christmas. Wasatch Gas Co. Rent It or Buy It For $2.11 aYlonth 15 DAIRYMEN TO GET AWARDS (Continued from Page One) taken ur to April 1 only. It is expected ex-pected that the list of dairymen, members of the testing association who will be eligible for honor roll certificates next year will be greatly great-ly increased, many new members having joine." during the last year. The effect of testing on herd production pro-duction is seen in the increase of the average production of member herds in the testing association irom 289 pounds in 1929-30 to 345 pounds thfs year. The latest average av-erage of the Utah county group is one pound over the average of the four, testing associations in Cache valley, according to County Agent Lyman H. Rich. An effort will be made at Thursdays Thurs-days meeting to organize a Utah county chapter of the honorary guild of Oonatis to which all honor roll dairymen ate It is "expected dairy -;er t - f 10 ehg ible." tnai . 11 the ne if .the dab State griciiitur:!l roile.-e v tendance at the :u-iin II be in ut-Thursav 'j Nd Dirt To Sweep - - 177 South 3 West 4 i i 1 i .A V |