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Show it Lehi Free P The Gty's Only P1 Home-Owne- d Newspaper LEHI CITY. UTAH, TH URSDAY. MAY 25, 1933 Number 39 i WINS FIRST PLACE BO HOWARD COOPER CALL It ORIGINAL DANCE ROYAL THEATRE TO OPEN TONIGHT ED TO GREAT BEYOND The Royal Theatre, popular Impressive military funeral ser He is survived by his wife and four motion picture house on State Street vices were held in Ltli Fifth Ward, sons, Howard Eugene, 8 years: John will again be open to the Lehi picture JOSEPH COLLEDGE CELEBRATES 83RD Monday for Howard Quale Cooper, Kerry. 6 years; Gary Lamont, Z fans with ita doors open tonight with the best comic picBIRTHDAY 1 Richard Self'-- 1 (Thursday) A also years; and Lewis, year 38, wwld war veteran, who died ii Lehi by the following brtohers and sisters: ture of the year "A Bed Time Story," , Tueav night inThe Salt Lake IS months M the with Maurice Chevalier. J?"" City, Friday, May 19, tl William Rav. Truman. Wintered five teams i Mrs. George Barnes entertained at Mr. Cliff Miller, manager of the Dance. Contest heart trouble. Mrs. Grace Gale and Mrs- - Mabel Bowa birthday dinner in honor of her V?" 7:25 Wednesday morn. TJ.,W: an1 !"wn Royal has arranged to show some of man of Barrley, Idaho. Bsshop Henry Erickson, conducted Joseph Colledge, Tuesday, the TamHv We in Riverton PnMJe Rneakine" and Howard died at his resident 2623 the best pictures screened today, with father, 23. The event being m Honor 01 May the services. " weers shows i"? illness. Opening song, quartet, Elizabeth Street. Salt Lake City, Frievery night and a complete Mr. Colledge's 83rd birthday anni- the one first place "Jesus Lover of My Soul," Mrs. Abe of program three times w day morning, May 19th, following a change iH teams versa ry. Covers were iaia ior win week. Anderson, Mrs. Clyde Dorton, Joseph lingering illness of heart trouble. guest or honor, Mr. ana Mrs. non I -. T0Art", nT,J henever Howard's health per KSrkham and "Morris A&dersoa, acierq. Karnes, Mrs. fciien Jones ana uw her nroud of well . Tr V raTI iv. ij Mnrlnarpyi. Mr 8n1 Wr mitted ne was an active worker in the INFANT KEEPS GAY CHEV Barnes family. wrt TOT. the Gail nf P.K-,n by companied rirat'on Webb; prayer, church and at the time of his p r.f TcM r,d Mr C,, Mr. Colledge is one or Lni a eariy deatn ALIER HOME NIGHTS V,5. T,;,. oOT1 0f ;OTnt, Virgil H. Peterson; sketch and re- he held the office of an Elder. to peDie competing nmuimv me ioneers living here since coming West Jordan . nf talent f rnm the of the He was the also solo, a marks, in member Dis Bishop of the Ericksori; hardships Henry Itah, sharing Chevalier A new Maurice E"t Jordan StaVe. Ophir Veterans oreani- i (Vttonwnod Absent," John H. Tolman of Salt abled American pioneers. Stalce, Tooele, etr. -- hns rontiseloT via,. bedroom zaticm. Chevalier of slippers and ' .Li... JM nnt He nas servea cuuuuio TI Lake City, accompanied by Mrs. Abe nlace. hut and has been a water-mast- er this his terms his makes stveral association, Through fireside loving romancing ap me oicrunners in tne Tact in Anderson; remarks, Grge Vaust of disposition and church aclivtes he has on several rrigation stream latkt Salt Lake City; duet, "Whispering made a host of friends who will mourn pearance in "A Bedtime Story," lWlf ',fn was lMC in the north part of town lor years. est of the French star's pictures, tV trying received uy enieruiK Mr, Colledge has ten sons and Abe and Morris Anderson; his loss. Hope, which opened today at the Royal daughters living, 103 grand children, petition. T5V.TOYED BY T,ARGE CROWD remarks, Horace R&llmgsworth of one and 84 Salt Lake City; solo, "Sleep Soldier RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT TO Theatre. OUR DEPARTED COMRADE, debonair still Maurice is IDIORIALDAYTOBE gay and wun ms We would like to HOWARD COOPER Jhp nnpninp dance at Siratoea was Boy Sleep On," Mrs. Margaret Kirk but he keeps his gaiety and his de- family and countlessjoinfriends in FITTINGLY OBSERVED pnioyed hv a larpe crnwa of dancers ham, accompanied by LaPriel 'Good jp8" from Salt Lafce and Utah Counties, Whereas God has Been, fit to ca'll bonair manner near the hearth in thia ing him many more happy win; quartet, "Besratif lillsle ;H bene last ?aturdav The set from about nipht. our midst one of our beloved picture, instead f parading it enlarged diction, "Clinton Harris. Tuesday, May 30th is the day comrades, we the members of the the world, as he has in the past krt to honor our departed loved orchestra and eood floor made a hit was The Lehi in with Cemetery the dancers. American "grave and American Legion SWARM DAY TO la, For the oast two weexs a large He's cast as a Paris man-aboTwo bic snecial dances are billed dedicated by Bishop Andrew Fjield Legion Auxiliary, hereby submit our men nave osen wornof KBE HELD FRIDAY J l i a soring festival where free confetti, rom a voyage to his beloved wife town who returns deepest sympathy on jiiveryniinKSwarm Beehive Day for Lehi Stake i; ojr cemewjy.p and childrim in this hour of their abroad to find someone has abandoned Biographical Sketch utiises to De in up-tosnape. 11 balloons and season nasses to Iuckv held be May 26th in will Howard bom numbers was Friday. will sorrow. be eiven and a big Quayle Cooper taMe fhe Lehi Silver Band under a year-olbaby In his automobile. Amern-ain the afternoon Ward chapel, Legion anij Auxiliary. His . firwtion of Prof. Abraham An- - wcioiirw dance for IVfemorial Dav on My 4, 1895, at Island, idaha. the sou first reaction, which he immedi and of John Lewis and Corrilla Ann Car Two excellent programa irson will render suitable musfc at pVIay 30th. . , the . evening. son who , were the first puts into effect, is to ately "among The American tegion ana 1. m. Deen prepareu nu vim rAmeers to settle in Oakley Valley, to take the child away. But by have police GENEALOGICAL nTiiv will see that every soldierh TIOTES handbooks will be on display, far-en- ts UNION MEETING SUNDAY Idaho. Howard spent his time at the time the officers arrive, he has fm fa fittingly aecoratefl.of the seaare urged to come out and see tending school and working at farmof the lateness There wil be one more regular become so intrigued with the young- the wonderful 1918 until stock when and TaiBtng ing scope of Beehive The regular monthly union meeting ls flowers are very scarce but we he entered the World War. He was weekly genealogical class held In the ster that he has decided to keep it V, n that all will do their part for Genealogical and Sunday School w service until after the Armistice wards, on Monday night following and raise it Day a fitting tri workers will be held Sun,, May 28th was i temateto ourafemorial While he awaits the arrival of a 'signed. this class the weekly classes will be dead. In the Fifth Ward. All genealogical On June 1, T922, Tie was married discontinued the summer nurse, he and his valet attempt to during 3r. and Mrs. Ed Luven of Eureka, and Sunday School workers are to "Josephine Berry Tit "LeM, where months, tme lesson being given each care for the baby. Their efforts lead they have trntJl recently nrade'tiheir month at the genealogical m visiting Lehi relatives. Sunday, urged to be jn attendance. union only to confusion, but when the nurse, home. meeting, held on the third Eunday cf an American girl stranded in Paris, does arrive, order follows immediateeach month. ly. The picture reaches an amusing Canvas is still much in demand and CITIZENS URGED TO climax when Chevalier takes baby, Goodwin's is the place to get the right CLEAN CEMETERY et al., to the chateau valet, nurse, at the right price. Irrigators The grade of his fiancee for a week-enCitizens arei urged to now as the price with the city officials in cleaning the developments there almost low him take warning, buy be higher as tne season advances. cemetery lots before Memorial Day. all, but he ultimately emergs with the will The R. T. C. workers are cleanng baby and the nurse still in his Our price on rubber boots is right. streets and vacant lots and the citiz- possession, and fhe nurse no longer Also we have your size. 1 1 ens are asked to clean their lots of merely a nurse. all weeds and trah in order to have in order for Memorial Copper Kettles, 8 Quart Size 1.15. n everything aJv. Hardware. Gilchrist Day; as nothing gives the city a Join with us in a good loud hurrah! for the return of better times. more forlorn look than an untidy Read every item for in them is a guaranteed 'tetter value at less cost. iwd of n?irLr'TWrT"'r'' tm ;m m n cemetery to (greet the former residents w'ho make Memorial Now is yotrr opportunity to buy towels. Surely new taxes and the change in times Day a home coming event. Let us all hats are also in season they're not do our share to malre our cemttery a will Taise the price of these large turkish towels. made of straw either the materials beauty spot for at least one day in the year. - 37c used now are much better and the TOWELS 3 LARGE TURKISH prices much lower we have dress 1 LARGE TURKISH TOWEL and NOTICE C9c. etc. "straws" ..v! StaKP. reprt?ieu uy i.mrl Allred ana jM r. onerman Ward won of the Second EARL DEVON OLSEN DIED MAY 24TH T eon-Orifm-ial ln. Jt1 -i oj v Vp ir" ut - ' - the-Fift- h d '.n . ,, HDAEfl 5S Men's Bread 1 forlOc 3 (D(D)P o ies J iOc tow We Still Have a Few 2 WASH CLOTHS otion? Skin Just feSure Tonic 1 Sdze 24c - Each year more interest is being shown by people having lots in the City Cemetery. Last year the R. F. C. men under the direction of George S. Petemon thoroughly cleaned the cemetery which was a very worthy project, again these men under the direction of Mr. Andrew FJeld are cleaning ail the streets and we urge lhat people show their appreciation of this splendid work by cleaning up their lots by the end of this week that all trash .may be removed next Monday. Where surplus dirt has been left on lots after graves have been filled in we especial in removing ly ask your same before Memorial Day that we may be justly proud of the appear- aj&ce of this sacred plot of ground. H. S. Stoker, City Sexton. over big. Try our standardized "Jessica'' Creams and L of Honey and Almond Crun, Cucumber Lotzon a mild astringent at Voiles 19c Yard Grea Values Groceries our have and everything arranged to offer you greater values Coousana necessary. Visit our new department We pTrieach eatly suggestion. LN OUR NEW HELP YOURSELF Malted . It is now in "Serve Yourself Style" of all. By making this change we hope j ef m GJ 3 f 01 10 ' 23c 1 Milk Bread Value Soap Kelloggs Corn Flakes 2 Jig Saw Puzzles FREE 23c s emPent to give you any assistance wouid appreciate any helpful Tennis Racket 79c Navel Oranges Tomatoes Green Onions 98c, 1.25, BE SURE AND GET YOURS These tables are given FREE with a $2.00 Fuller Paint or Varnish Purchase- We carry paints and varnishes for all purposes. Come see the New Counter Book Beautiful from which you can obtain New and Beautiful Color Schemes. Lehi Lumber Co. Covers a wide well selected stock of table oil cjoth just twenty-fiv- e cents the yard beautiful patterns. Also seven plain colors. You can't go wrong here. A fine selection. Also oil cloth table cover patterns. Also nice patterns in shell oil cloth at two yards for fifteen cents. We still have a nice selection of those. m Phone 15 State St. DFPARTMENT FOR THURSDAY, Pound Schillings Loiiee 1 Gallon Honey........-- , 3 Pounds Soda Crackers Par. Large Size Mission Bell Soap FLOWERS 1 ., - , .. . . - - b I or jjc 4oc ,j, Navel VEGETABLES FRUITS and Strawberries Tables 49c, Field and garden hats 20c and up you can find your summer hat here the following number Saturday. J ! Mr. and Mrs- - Andy Tranc and son, Don, were visitors in Salt Lake City, Free Coffee 10c Cup Each '..15c Lb. .2 for 5c Oranges lc Each I For Decoration Day Place your order now and be sure of them. We have a wonS derful assortment of Roses, Carnations, Sweet Peas, Snap Dragons and extra large fine GLADIOLUS. 1 1 LEHI FLORAL CO. silk dresses wonderful values at four dollars and ninety-fivcents the seasons greatest values something new in house and afternon frocks every few days. Children's wash suits dresses pajamas and rayon undies just take a look. KOTEX twenty cents a box or three boxes for fifty cents. J. & P. Coates e Crochet Cotton ten cents the ball, all colors and white. Last but not least when you want soap or brooms try GOODWIN'S |