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Show THURSDAY, MARCH THE LEHI FREE PRESS THURSDAY, MARCH 29. 19J4 harvest hell SERVICES FOR Member He gently toem as those crossing the bar. His wife and children beckon from afar. VEliDELL F. D. I. C. Peacefully aleeipng his life work laid A full life lived reap. aside, the judge God will be That signifies that money deposited here in savings, checking cr com is uli itII fi si iI II II II II II II II I i If t ; fi ILeM 1 Telephone 85 MAIN STREET Book of Life" closed to the hu- son conducting. man eye, The opening song "Beyond Toda tear As a record is kept of each laugh, Relief Society Chorus. or sigh. Invocation Joseph Kirkham. He mlntrled with the people in his Duet "Cast Thy Bread Upon the Rula Port on and Mrs, work and play Was revered by his children in every Leota Peterson, accompanied by Mrs way Lula Anderson. A man that was loved, a life so well Remarks President A. C. Schow. To Face" Sirs. Alts lived. He was known to so many and was Schow of American Fork, accompanied on the violin willing to give. by Miss Vera Anderson the on piano. and Mrs Anderson And now to a well earned rest he has RAmarks Presidet Virgil Petersn gone. oin "Mv Faith In Thee" Abraham After a life of good, right and wrong. all will die Just as we all Hve and Anderson accompanied by Mrs. AnderAnd wonder what place we will occupy ' son on the piano. His home was lonely and he had hours Remarks Bishop Henry Ericsson of pain. Chorus "Jesus My Savior." His loved ones passed on, he had sunshine and rain. Benediction Andrew Fjield. But oh what a glorious meeting there The grave in the Lehl City Cemetery . will be dedicated was by Randall Schow. now he When he enters the kingdom is free. THEATRE WHERE THE BIG PICTURES PLAY AT PRICES WITHIN OF EVERYONE LEHLTTTAM U Kreso Dip Your Can Gallon ..$1.00 Kreso Dip, Higher Carbolic Acid Your Can, Gallon $1.35 GET YOCR FILMS FOR THAT EASTER OUTING ILeM EDii'inig Cod. MAIN STREET and STATE STREET ' state Street 145 Street 27 Phones-M- ain parently having "been grasped In the hands of a giant, their bones twisted FC3LIER LEI1I PHYSICIAN FIIIOS GUR FC3 DOIIE DISEAS Another tremendous advance In medicine the alleviation of Paget' . disease had been reported at Oak- land, California recently at a confer ence of physicians. NEW TREATMENT A paper was read by Dr. Mark Ardeth Dalton of. Oakland, setting ' forth the sucessful results of a new treatment for the disease, a chronic affection of bone tissue which cause sufferers to shrink in stature, at time ' as much as twelve Inches, and become hopeless cripples whose bone fracture at any movement. The disease was first reported in 1878 by Sir James Paget, noted 'physician, who described victims as ap- i , YOU WILL , FIND MANY EASTER SPECIALS at jjas- - MOADBBNTS We invite you to visit our store. In our Grocery Department you can get Nice Fresh Bananas, Pound 5c Extra nice large Solid Lettuce 8c Extra Nice Oranges, ,12c Dozen 20c and 25c extra large Raisins, Packet . , . , ,5c 10c Jello. all flavors, racket. .5c Sugar, 10 Pound Cloth Bag 58c Can Corn ....10c Can Beans ,10c Salmon, Tall Can. 15c .Salmon, Small Can 10c Pineapple Tidbits Specially Prepared for Cocktails andf Pies Special Price ...,..7c 10c Cornflakes, large Salad Dressing, Quart Jar. .25c . Deviled Meat .6 Cans 25c 12 for 25c , Bob White Soap Powdered Sugar. . .3 lbs. for 25c :Pork and Beans, large can. . 10c and bent." DIET FAILS Since that time, acording to medical authorities, thousands of cases have been treated in America with a diet balanced as to vitamins and calcium, but with little success beyond occasionally arresting the inroads of the malady. At present, they said, there are probably 2000 victims of Paget's disease in this country. Dr. Dalton, in his paper, declared that he had addsd phosphorus to the vitamin diet, "balanced" it with cholo-ride- s, and then Injected calcium directly into the veins of a tient, who has shown an almost complete recovery. PATIENT RECOVERS He said that from, last July to November, with the customary treatment, his patient showed no improvement but from November to the present, with the phosphorus and calcium injections the patient, a man employed by the County of Alamendo, had Improved so that he is able to resume his work, "X-ra- y pictures," according to the paper, "show that the fractures have disappeared like magic and that there has been a regeneration of the affected bone tissue." The cause of the disease Is unknown. Dr. Mark A. Dalton was physician in charge of the Lehl Hospital during the late Dr. Worlton's tour to Europe, of Bishop and Mrs, He is a S. I. Goodwin. His plan Two Mrs. Armond Webb and Mrs. Boyd Webb entertained a group of friends at a "winnle" roast in the creek, Wednesday evening Twenty guests eniovert fhe bon-flr- e games, program and sup- Par. LEGAL KOTICES "Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen' BABY LEROY With Every woman's '.heart will ache for ber. A good family picture A last TOM TVI PP !. shniiM a! "The Broadbent's "' Phone We Deliver Anywhere. 20-- the joins lldAil Forty-Nine- rs" A Thousand Laughs A Million Entertainment as you like It! A Hundred Sighs 2 FEATURES 2 Thrills! won M ONLY ICc know r last Sunday, Monday Tue., April 1, 2 teat Sr AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD PROGRAM FOR EASTER of Ei SHE WAS BORN TO DANCE! ... Glorious Joan in a role the clamored for has world whole a great romance, again with Cl?k Gable . . . a S marvelous musical setting I I ... 7 I fl W 300 of Arwrico'i olor Greatest uancwi statu k bo Singinj Beaultei! FOR JURY Smash $onghit$l ThriOsl Jury venire for the May term of court in the Fourth judicial district was determined Saturday, 35 qualiflea voters and taxpayers of Utah county being drawn. The term begins April 17. The drawing was supervised by County Clerk Frank Salisbury, with Deputy County Attorney LeRoy Tucket, Deputy County Treasurer Darrell Fowler and Deputy Clerk C. S. Bean It me signers further In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in and for Utah County, State of Utah: Ittle ooi Davis, Nathaniel Simmons, Charles E. Jones, and George W. Stanton. Spanish Fork W. W. Davis, Belle Hales, Jacob C Hansen, Lawls Nelson and P. J. Bradford. Genola Isaac Isaacson. Sprlngville James Albert Giles, A. W. Finley, Jennie M. Thorpe. Elberta L H. Jones. Pleasant Grove Thomas Fenton, William BlackwelL Vineyard Hyrum Larson. Lake Shore Elwood Dimmlck. Santaquin John T. Openshaw and Lorenzo Clark. Clinton Arthur Lasson and Sidney B.. Elmer. Mapleton Clara Perry. Salem H. Elmer Sabin. Thistle Robert Henderson. American Fork Thomas S. Priday. Provo Mrs.. Frace V. Beesley. wav 1 1934. JOSEPH M. ROBERTS, Administrator. WILLIAM ASHER, Another father to his maker has gone, Another father hns lived his life song. (Atorney for Administrator, Lehi, Utah. His tired bofly will be laid to rest. Another family will stand sorrows test First Publication March 22, 1934. Last Publlcatlln April 19, 1934 But he Is at rest, at peace, asleep, i part m ;..M. ti K. pTu frost 1 ALSO A GOOD CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY No Advance In Only 10c and 15c. Don't Mjss This One! 'he c vo a PfW to $ fit Wlnt, rfcuuesaay, inursaay, April BIG BARGAIN SHOW aiwn RICHARD DIX, MADGE EVANS and CONWAY TEARLE tnt 5deg in "Day of Reconinj MERCUR PIONEERS GATHER AT PARTY More than 100 former residents of the old Mercuf mining camp attended & party at the Memory park Friday night, under the auspices of the Mercur Pioneer society. sun Jamil try ti lags ' AST.. Chapter 1 1 of "The Hurricane All Seats 10c Expre Let s Go! H P in th The pioneers decided to hold their next reunion at Mercur some time in Aug COMLG SOON-MA- RIE DRESSLER and WALLACE BEEB The program was featured by cards . a fTT tuuiHJAT AiNNIE and dancing, and was arranged under direction of Miss Wynne MaMahon. Harriet. a. Ti m n- William Waterfall Is president of the William jone8i V Chantey a Me 11. "The Regiment Is 'Sing society. Marching By" Heave-Ho- " Male Chorus. Male c: Club. Directed by Abe Anderson. 4. Cornet Ix Mavis Johnso 01 v ti 3- - 8olo-"Jose- phlne" nadfleld. Rt I at ev Payson, John R. Wilson, Milton Consult County Clerk or the Drollinger, Samuel Hoffer, William C. for respective ...... i B assisting. son-in-la- w 5c 30 on a card A promise fulfilled after nine years Just a fe of the Specials you can get by shopping at .. time. h L. PROBATE AND GUARDIAN- - Lent William T. Taylor, Charles Johnson, John C. Yates, J P. Merrit, SHB? NOTICE and Wilford C. Hardman. ..... ... ...... -- Feature Pictures for the Price of One . Then we are ready for taht brfeht promised land. May M, Lott 1 DOROTHEA WIECK and ALICE BRADY jn 35 KAKESIrAWH NOTICE TO CREDITOR In the matter of the Estate of James Carter, deceased Creditors will present claims with vouchers to Raymond J. Carter at the office of William Asheri Main Street, Lehi, Utah, on or before Monday, May the 28, 134. SERVICES FG3 RAYMOND J. CARTER, Administrator. USD E. DARLING WILLIAM AS HER, Attorney for Administrator, Lehi, Utah. Funeral services for Ned Emanuel First Publication March 22. 1934. Darling, who passed away Monday Last Publlcatlln April 19, 1934 afternon, March 19, were held in the NOTICE TO CREDITOR Lehl First Ward, Thursday afternoon In the matter of the Estate of Edwith Bishop's Counselor Harold Fox ward Cook, deceased Creditors will conducting. present claims with vouchers attached a duet Father "My Openng song Knows' Mrs. Bernard Bradshaw anl to Nellie A. Cook at the offlle of William Asher, Main Street, Lehl, Mrs. Gerald Taylor. Utah, on or before Mlnday, May 28, Invocation Evans L. Anderson. Solo "Going Home," Mrs. Rose 1934. IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPT. NELLIE A. COOK. Administratrix Silk Bloomers. .25c, 38c and 50c Lott, accompanied by Miss La Prlel WILLIAM ASHER. Goodwin. And a Very Specal Siik Hose Attorney for Administrator, Original reading May Lott Full Fashion, in all sizes and Remarks Bishop Hyrum, Andorscn. Lehl, Uttvh. shades, SpcaUy Priced for First Publication March 22, 1934. Remarks Ellis Peterson. Easter , 50c Last Publlcatlln April 19, 1934 A. Remarks B. Anderson. i And White Shoes to go with the Crooks-to- n Solo "A Perfect Earl Day" Hose. In Pumps, One Strap NOTICE TO CREDITOR of American Fork, accompanied by or Tie Special Easter In the matter of the Estate of Joseph Mrs. Lula Anderson. Priced $2.00 Roberts, sometimes known as Joseph Benediction J. C. Baker. These Are Very Special Items The grave in the Lehi City Cemetery M. Roberts, and Esther M. Roberts, 65c and 98c House Dresses deceased Creditors wiU present was dedicated by Bishop Hyrum Ankle Sox, Silk Rayon, all claims with vouchers attached to ...15c sizes Joseph M. Roberts at the office of Wave Powder, Wild William Asher, Main Street. Lehl, A TRIBUTE TO N. E. DARLING 10c packa; Utah, on or before Monday, May 28, Bob Pins r BIG DOUBLE SHOW J. Easter Egg Dyes, Candies and Baskets Eor Your Easter Needs r RE Friday and Saturday, March 30 and SERVICES FOR Grandpa Darling may you rest In peace, Quietly sleeping all the turmoil cease. RAYMOND CARSOil He give true sympathy straight from the heart were Impressive funeral services To children and grandchildren who who Carson, John held for Raymond from you part. Your town will miss you and those on passed away suddenly Tuesday, were the street held in the Lehl First Ward. Friday. For as strolling along you would each services were conducted by Bishop The one greet Our loss is your gain, eighty-seve- n Hyrum Anderson. The opening song a solo "Let The years mark the mile You have traveled along before crossLower Lights Be Burning" Joseph ing the stile. Pall of Salt Lake City. You huve gone to the mansion PrayerPresident Virgil Peterson. pron.ised you. Solo "Lay My Heod Beneath A And if you surrounding on earth is Rose" Mrs. H7 S. Lott. a or:; Biographical sketch Ralph Dubois 'Twill be covered with vines and roses of Cedar Valley. all bright. With daisy, columbines, peonies, all Remarks Clifford Young, President arranged Just right. of the Alpine Stake. With the grounds well kept so neat and ' Violin duet Vera Anderson and so clean. The fences painted and not a "might Freda Phillips, accompanied by Mrs. of been." Lula Anderson. Ah! a brighter spot in heaven will be Remarks Edward Southwick. gin today Solo "Some Day Somewhere" When you enter the gates through paradise way. Joseph Pall, accompanied by Mrs. Marjorie Clark. God makes fathers, mothers and child Prayer H. C. Goates. ren to, The grave in the Lehl City CemeGod knows Just what, when and how to do. tery was dedicated by A. B. Anderson. God gives us life and Ufat life he takes. God gives us sleep and us He awakes. NEW HOUSE DRESSES Powers' uoa gives us the tasks of life to com v- Shoe Store. plete whUe here God guides, trims and prunes us from year to year. And when we accomplish and finish THp WEEKLY PROGRAM RioFee Surplus $20,000 HBaimlk Funeral services for Wendell Schow, were son of Mr. and Mrs. Janus Schow held in the Lehi Fifth Ward. Saturday afternoon with Bishop Henry Erick- ir,t.r."frs. Savings Department Capital $25 000 ROY AH SCHOW -- His Safety Deposit Vault Insurance Bonds Sitait when he crosses the tide. mercial accounts Is Insured government op to f 2,500. This M-i- ! eurlty added to the safety and practices of this bank offers you a thoroughly reliable banking connection. Commercial Banting now the 5. ReadlngA Lott. Brass Pool's Prayer"-Don- 9- u t; Accompanist, ti 1 ald The Second Ward SuB8 mlttee surprised Mr. an5 . eo Hadfleld, Fr Webb and Don Osborne at their home, 45th noon honoring the The following program will be given . Quartet-Lby the Lehl High School male Glee TrTne Club in the Fifth Ward Sunday even7. Talk Don ing at 7:30 p. m. Fitzgerald. 8. Trombone Program BoW'Thoifghts' of 1. . "Vesper Bells'-G- lee Love" Don Trane. Club, b. "Song of the Deep Blue Sea" Male ChorUl"Just Tor Tou Glee Club. 7ay Down Ynder.ln th c SIi 2. Vocal solo "Shepherd Divine" , CI vrrry ui 1110 ti y; (reStl program en u" were enjoyed. o were received by the ho" vert Committee in charge T vrortrnret H'() r A. F. Gfilsford and Mi promptu Smith. , .f i |
