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Show Thursday, Ju THE LEII1 SUN, LEITI. UTAH PAGE EIGHT PROGRAM 'For the Adornment and Protection of AU Surface REGULAR PRICES i It- tiWAArnn Iflfl AOliltS IQU bimuicii iuu 33 National Tonight .-n us i n RnuaLNationa J m i Theatres f i i Take $1.00 Out of Your Pocket and Start a Savings Account COLOR WINS! The attractive borne is the colorful one. Roofs, walls, trim all are made to add lively tones to the landscape by the rules of the ' new vogue for color. Modem taste has banlfthed drabness. Along with the demand for color comes the newer pride of possession pos-session that dictates tasteful home decoration. To be sure of both charm and protection to your property, insist upon Bennett's Pure Paints and Bennett's Varnishes and Enamels for Exterior Use Protectors Pro-tectors of Property Life. GILCHRIST HARDWARE Paints Hardware Groceries BENNETT GLASS A PAINT CO. 65 West First South St. Salt Lake City (Llrih. )) Bennett's Property Life Insurance Products are sold by dealers through-out through-out Utah and Idaho. Local Items Fireworks at Smuin's store. 6-28-lt , Tarry Wilklns of Eureka, la spending spend-ing this week here the guest of Blllie Goodman. . MIsb Roberta Davis is spending this week in Bountiful with Miss Gertrude Ger-trude Smedley. Mr. and Mrs. "mW. Giles of Salt Lake, were dinner guests at the A. V. Davis home on Monday. Mr .James Atkins of Salt Lake .City, was the guest over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Webb. Mrs. John Colledge gave birth to a baby girl Saturday. Mother and babe are getting along nicely. Mr. nd Mrs. Eldon Goates of Salt Lake, spent Sunday here with "Mr. and Mrs. William Goates and family. Mr. or in Mrs. G. R. Adamson entertained the Social Club at her home Wednesday afternon. The usual social diversions were enjoyed. Prizes for "500" were won by Mrs. Sylvester Evans and Mrs. Herbert Austin. A delicious luncheon lunch-eon was served to fourteen. Mrs. A. P. Galsford, Jr., Mrs. C T. Jones of American Fork, Mrs. J. W. Halliday of Pleasant Grove and Mrs. J. H. Coons of Salt Lake, were special guests. Bert Carson is a business visit-Park visit-Park City this week. '-. o SECOND WARD SCOUT TROUPS SHOWING NEW INTEREST The scout movement in the Lehi Second ward is showing unusual interest in-terest under the new officers. Thursday Thurs-day the group, under the direction of Scoutmaster E. B. Sorenson, Assistant Assist-ant Scoutmaster George Strausberg and G. S. Peterson, chairman of the troup committee, made a hike to Klrkham's farm. Eighteen scouts registered. Games, music and a "weenie" roast were enjoyed. The next meeting will be held Thursday on the Wines Park. Another eighteen scouts are expected to register al this gathering. All boys between the age of 12 and 17 should get into the educational scout work. - i ii i o . WEBB-JENSE MARRIAGE " Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Webb of the marriage of their daughter, Mable, to Wesley Jense of Pleasant Grove. The marriage marri-age of their daughter, Mable, to Wesley Jerise of Pleasant Grove. The marriage to be solmenized today (Thursday) in the Salt Lake Temple. Miss Webb is a graduate of the local high school and has labored as a missionary in the Eastern States. Mr. Jense Is employed at the County building in Provo as county deputy YES SIR Wo Are Still Giving Baseballs, Bats and Watches IN OUR Shoe Department SAY "FELLERS" IT DON'T MATTER "WHAT KIND OF SHOES WHETHER FOR DAD, MOTHER, SISTER OR ' ! YOURSELFWUST SO THE RETAIL V . PRICE IS OVER $2.50 PER PAIR. A BIG NIFTY STOCK OF SHOES FOR ALL MEMBERS TO SELECT FROM. fOODWIN'S JOLDEN RULE For Best Values Always. MAIN STREET LEHI, UTAH auditor. Both young people are popular in the young social circles, and are tendered hearty congratulation and best wishes for success and happiness happi-ness in their new venture. They will leave the last of this week on a honeymoon honey-moon trip through Yellowstone National Park. ' A large reception In their honor will be given Friday evening in the Memorial hall by the bride's parents. o . - WATSON-POWERS MARRIAGE Starring Florence Vidor and Tullio Carminate Her name was Gail but she was more like a cyclone. Gail had but to blow into town of a morning and leave it a complete wreck in the evening. When she wanted some thing, she got it even a husband! But that was the start of her sor rows because he wanted to be King while she well, Florence Vidor has the role of her career as the tem pestuous bride of a just as tempestu ous husband! A mnrlam "TaTYiinfr rt'ta CTirow'"! With apologies to Shakespeare and laughs for everyone else! A comedy classic that stands at the head of its class! Also a comedy "PRINCE AND THE PAPA" And Internationl News Regular Prices Miss Gladys Watson and Thomas Powers were united in marriage at Salt Lake City Saturday. Miss Watson Wat-son has been a teacher in the local high school for the past two years and Mr. Powers is a young business man of this city. o BRADSHAW-MONSON Of interest is the marriage of Miss Emma Bradshw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bradshaw, and Vernon Monson of Salt Lake City, which took place Wednesday in . the Salt Lake Temple. The bride is a former student of the Brigham Young University and Henager's Business College. Mr. Monson is a graduate of the University Univer-sity of Utah. The. young couple left immediately following the ceremony for an extended, ex-tended, wedding trip to California.! They will make their home in Oakland, Oak-land, California. Best of. wishes for future success and happiness go with them from their wide circle of friends in this city. o 1 HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. S. E. McKinney is in the local hospital suffering with cuts and brusies on the face and body, which she sustained Monday evening when she fell out of the automobile in which she was riding. The door was open and when the car made a quickj turn Mrs. McKinney was thrown to the ground. Mrs. Howard Matthews of Pleasant Grove, had her appendix removed Thursday. v illiam Bird was removed to his home in Pleasant Grove Friday after taking treatment in the local hospital for a few days. Mrs. William Beveridge underwent an appendicitis operation Monday. At present she is getting along nicely. Allen Chipman had his tonsils moved Monday at the hospital. Harth Clark of Pleasant Grove, is i in the local hospital suffering with 'a badly hurt back, sustained when he fell off a wagon. Mrs. W. A. Bushman had her tonsils removed "Monday. ROYAL NATIONAL Friday, June 29 Saturday, June 30 "HER FATHER SAYS NO" Starring Mary Brian, Al Cooke, .Kit Guard and Frankie Darro. Story by H. C. Wltwer. A melody of mirth. ' Also the last chapter of "THE HAUNTED' ISLAND" And First Chapter of a new serial. THE VANISHING RIDER" ; Starring William Desmond. ' Also two comedies "'IN. THE AIR" and "SODAS AND SHEBAS" Big Double Show at Regular Prices. ROYAL- NATIONAL wionaay; July 2 Tuesday, July 3 "LOVE AND LEARN" Starring Ester Ralston, Lane Chand ler and "Hedda Hopper. a comeay-romance of a eirl whn employs drastic measures to keep her nouse togetner. Also a comedy "'HORSE SHY" and M. G. M. News. Regular Prices. It will prove the best dollar you ever invested, that is, if you make it a habit to put other dollars with it from time to time. As an aid to, an ever-growing balance, we add 4 interest regularly. State Bank of Lehi f . mm I TLehi, Utah jjj WEEK-END SPECIALS Quart Can Dark Syrup.. Hewlett's Malt Syrup Schilling's Coffee,..,;? ..18c 49c 1 lb. Can 49c Half Pound Package Green Tea , 20c ... Borden's Milk, .Large 10c, Small 5c Margarine 2 lbs. 39c Beef Roast . lb. 19c Bound Steak Veal, Mutton and Pork Roast. lb. 25c Ib. 24c BOO TH BROS. Phone 6 For Service Cecil Hinkie moved Tuesday. had his tonsils Ray Gammon of Vineyard, was operated on Tuesday at the hospital for appendicitis. ; Merrill Preston of American Fork, underwent an operation for rupture last Wednesday at the hospital j Mrs. May Trimble .her tonsils removed the local hospital of Ibapah, had Wednesday at ROYAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 SPECIAL INDEPENDENCE DAY PROGRAM pRIff ITH t mvrinn its r urn J3L. 10WEH SHERMAN I W-CHAD1 K R AY I re-1 i a v re- VV.JWl rV 7 Mr. James Bone made a business trip to the capitol city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Smith of Heber, were here guests on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. John Peck. Mrs. Max Holmetead had the painful pain-ful misfortune of breaking her hand Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Afton Giles visited in Ogden from Saturday until Monday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Thomas. Mr. Clarence Graham of Salt Lake is spending this week with his grandmother, grand-mother, Mrs Charlotte. Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hayes of Idaho, are visiting here with Mrs. Hayes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fox. Mrs. J. H. Gardner, Mrs. A. J. Phillips and 'Mrs. Heber C. Webb were guests at a party in Pleasant Grove Wednesday given in honor of Mrs. Halliday's birthday anniversary. Miriam Whipple of Lehi is attending attend-ing summer school at the University iu uian. isineteen Is the total rollment from Utah County. SPEEDERS ARRESTED Friday, Marshal Fowler arrested two speeders, Ralph Gillespie of American Fork who was fined $10.00 and J. G. Hayes of Salt Lake, who was fined $15.00. , The Latest In Millinery en- Corlnne In a whirly-glrly chorus girl story! What a picture! And what a surprise sur-prise for you! SEE IT! Also a comedy Mike and Ike in -NO BLONDES ALLOWED" 1 And a New ReeL Advanced Priwa Adult 25c. Children in Mr. and Mrs. Lester Manning of Long Beach, California, are spending ten days here with Mr. Manning's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Manning, Jr., and other relatives. The Service Star ladies entertained at a silver luncheon Thursday after- "wu ' nome of Sarah E. Gais-ford, Gais-ford, followine th liiTifW splendid program , was given.- The next silver luncheon will be held at the home of Mrs. James H. Gardner, July 19. All ladies invited. Miss Retta Anderson, head clerk In cne dry goods denart "t? 15 C?"op- for th Past four years, "er resignation with the ITVll st TI"wday to accept a rviL 1US P081"0 with the Keith o Brien company of Salt Lake. Miss T , 1 . ommence her work Monday. Jnlv 2nd j trrr :o,wilung to satfythe n-nrf o na ?oes to the Keith O Brien Company well recommended. I , ' .Tv18 . much EXTRA LARGE HATS In All the New Shades THEY'RE WONDERFUL They're Stylish They're the Very Latest See them on show in our window. And while in the store ask to see the new dress voiles 25c, 35c and 4oc yard Just the very latest for new summer dress. All new, arrivals. the Grocery Prices That Are uuo Every Day In The Week at Broadbents Sugar, 10 Pounds Lard Per Pound Good Salmon Com Raisins Large Milk Small Milk f!nrn FlafceS- WHY PAY AlUJ".. c Jelly Glasses oo-o " New Jars, Rubbers and terw ay 75c " 18c V10c H3oc " 5c .. i '" 'J 4 A your strawberry jam BROADBENTS STORE Telephone Your Orders We Deliver Promptly Hurry for ttrrourtli of Jdy! u aer new labors. |
