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Show 1948 TgCTSMT. 1PLT THE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH Mr. and Mrs. Elwin twv Mr. and Mrs. Wade Parrish and Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchings of Salt daughter. Joyce. Bill West of Ibapah, Mrs. May Trimble of FillLake City. more, Mr. and Mrs. Rayo Bateman of Salt Lake City, were Roundup Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Davis re- guests of Mrs. Nina Herron. ceived word this week of the birth of a granddaughter, the baby was born to Sergeant and Mrs. Keith ROYAH REALTY BUYS Davis of Camp Bowie, Texas. LOCA' ITEMS Mrs- William Hadfield jr and Willa. were Salt daughter, d visitors, Wednesday. ke c - Mrs. Eldon Hansen of jjj. and are visiting California, ympton, Lehi relatives. Lott of Salt Lake Mrs. Anna Sampson and Mrs jjiss Miriam week-enwith her Cora Just of Greeley, Colorado, are the rjty spent visiting with Mr. and Mrs. C A. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Lott parens, Seawell. Mrs. Sampson is Mrs Seawells mother. Ralph Davis entertained $4,996.00 3 new twelve girls at a birthday party Miss Evelyn Marshall of Tuesday evening honoring the 10th and Miss Donna Hadfield, of her daughbirthday anniversary who are Refreshments a and training as nurses at the ter Marilyn. L. D. S. Hospital in Salt the at Theatre Lake City, Royal theatre party spent the week-enat the Wm. were enjoyed by the girls. Hadfield home. Pan-guitc- d Mr. m lornia, H. P. Hardy Is Call-Jso- of Spanish Fork. Mon-lfiel- - n, d Mr. and Mrs. M. S nJhM evening. Guaranteed GLASSES - Z LOANS FARMS INSURANCE 176 235 fa . . . Today's important tasks require alert, tireless eyesight are serving you free from strain! Be sure your eyes . . . efficiently! See the capable, registered optometrist here for complete eye examination NOW1 You'll be told frankly if glasses are NOT needed. com-fortabl- y y , -- H It SALE CHEAP B 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Worlton and children of Daggett, California, are visiting with local relatives. 'MTr Mrs. Mary Trimble, Mrs. Wade Parrish and Mrs. Nina Herron spent Saturday In Salt Lake City. It you go into a mining camp beautifully landscaped districts, these daya and expect to find a playgrounds, swimming pools, and frontier district with its line schools have been built, replacsaloons and tumbled down shacks, ing vertual sums that were common you are going to be disappointed. In many early-damining districts. a is Shown here part of Copper-toThe picture above shows how Canat the mouth ot many ot the districts throughout yon an ideal townslte Bingham ot 127 homes, Utah hare opened up a new life surrounded by trees, lawns and for the men that work underground flowers, schools and park providing mines. In many and in the open-pi- t Instances ideal model communities hare been established and the workers are given the opportunity of purchasing their homes at minimum cost, or renting at a nominal figure. This illustration shows the extent to which companies hare become Interested in their men. They realize that better homes make better workers. In many districts and reunexcelled educational creational opportunities for the workers and their families. The Utah Copper company has provided for its employees clubhouses, parks, playgrounds, a golf coarse and the houses are equipped with all modern conveniences. Copper has been extensively utilized In all construction, and Includes copper shingles, screens, sheet metal work and plumbing. PARATROOPER RECEIVES GRADUATION James R. Sherwood, who graduated from the U. S. Para troops at Fort Benning, Georgia, Is visiting friends In Lehi. He is a guest at the home of Mrs. Genevieve Gray. " Mr The goal of the Second War Loan drive is 13 billion dol-lars. That is just about one fifth of the estimated Increase of the Public Debt for the fiscal year of 1943. See Here, Private Hargrove ' ' f FOR SALE Modern New Home, acre of ground. Mrs, Myrtle 5t Mitchell. 4th North 2nd West. 1 SALE FOR Phone Riding Horse 44. lp Good used Will pay cash. S. Wilcox, Phone 346R2. washng Thomas FOR SALE Ford or Chevrolet Car. Good condition. Wilford Rus 161 West Center - Provo 273 South Main - Salt Lake . IP machine. Modern Optical Offices Throughout the West i 12x12 Rug. Brown, Phone . WANTED The West's Largest Manufacturing and Dispensing Opticians - n FOR SALE One good Jersey Milk Cow for family use. Will freshen between August 8th and 15th. Also separator in very good condition. See Mrs. K. W. Turner. EYESTRAIN! Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Roundy and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Swain of Copperton, Sunday. ' "x f Leave two or three passenger's. lp Monday. Keith Evans. FOR SALE 1 Wooden Trailer Camp; 1 Two Wheeled Trailer; 350 feet IVt inch and 2 inch used pipe See LieRoy Worley, and fittings. near Fourth Ward Church, Lehi. It A Week d d I AM DRIVING TO SAN BERN ARDINO, CALIFORNIA. Would like GAINST and Mrs. Nephi Otterson of In spent the week-en- Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Owen of Brigham City, spent the week-enwith Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kirkham. Mrs. Phone 301 M. Alex Christofferson, 40-J- -A- Mr. Ogden, V finish SALE FOR RASPBERRIES FOR Only m y West Center Provo. Utah Good condition. L. PAYMENT u.. rlp-roarl- Ward. NO DOWN i v. FOR SALE Early Richmond pie cherries. J. E. Shields, North Third you T Lehi. h "On Guard!1 Mrs. Cora Acord was a business visitor to Provo, Tuesday morning. 11 WANT ABB Stylish to- i ROWAN REALTY INC. Phone tyact&uf, w Immediate possession attractive 4 roomed frame Miss Evelyn HOMES Uake City, and Miss Donna Had- enjoyed a canyon party Sat-da- .tfjjurday LOCAL ITEMS 1938 n Mrs. and Mrs. Nephi Otterson of naApn. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allred, Mrs. Jennie Nostrom and Mrs. El- Angeles trfn Beck o A Mining Camp homes, best of hardwood floor ing, living room larger than aver age, built-icupboards. Inlaid linoleum, full basement, witn room for 3 or 4 additional rooms, furnace, wide lot Best location in Orem, where the air will always be clear. If there is a possibility of your being considered as a defense worker, then see this home. $650 down. Mountain View Subdivison, 4 blocks from drug store and shopping district. Varied floor plans. d 1S43 THURSDAY. JULY son. Phone It 187-- Used typewriter. Will pay cash. See Darlene Williams, 324 South 3rd East WANTED FOR Couch. CHEAP Sanitary SALE Mrs. Sarah K. Smith, 5th North between Center and 1st East street. lp FOR SALE Novo stationary 10 H. P., 425 R. gasoline engine. P. M. Fine for pump, grinder, etc. Wallace South 3rd West. Phone saw, feed Banks 361 90. 5 The book of army humor that has set the nation agog (The hilarious episodes smash-hi- t SHOP WILL EE OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT WEES MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY of a Buck Private.) Look Your Best All The Time Serially In This Newspaper BEGINNING NEXT ISSUE EOSEE'8 DARBER SHOP tf GOOD JERSEY MILCH COW FOR SALE Douglas Ashton. THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... MARK THEIR FINAL RESTING PLACE With a nice grave marker. sell you a beautiful marker in any size, color, or design at rea sonable jprices from any one of several dependable monument companies. ABE LOSEE 382 South 2nd West St. Phone 64-I can WANTED RIDERS TO GENEVA STEEL PLANT. 12 midnight to 8 or 160-a. m. shift Call 8-- If Excess acid causes you Stomach of Ulcers, Indiges pains tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sample, Udga, at Lehi Drug Co. or State Street Drug. July-FREE- - 'fS SAVINGS WITH A SUILE take pride in wtWttaf W with 100 per 'or customers find a warm, welcoming finer feeds. (TmaiiBn7Bl Electric motor, vacuum cleaner and appliance repairing. Will call for work. Wallace Banks, 361 South 3rd West, Phone 90. WHIPPING CREAM FOR SALE 60c quart in your container. W. D. Jones, 594 North 1st West, Lehi. tip Highest Prcies Paid for Worthless Animals Boyd Holmstead, Lehi tf Fox Farm. Phone 343-R- SEASONABLE FRUITS & VEGETABLES A FULL GROCERY STOCK flJSEN MAIN STREET MMDS. PHONE 17 LEHI, UTAH jg 8 Far General Sheet Metal Work and Warm Air Heating and Air Condltionng see G anther Sheet Metal Works, Phone 185. tf WANTED Will call and pay for worthless old horses and dead animals. See C O. Holmstead at the Fox Farm, Lehi. Phone 343-J- Machine Needs or Sissors Saws Repairs, Sharpened, Wm. Osborne will do it fer you. "Glad we ran into you, Judge I was just tryin to vt Heieri straight on this business about sugar i wish vou'd tell her what you told me last runht down at lodge." told him. Helen, that "Glad to Jim there's not a single bit o truth to the rumor that the distillers use sugar in making whiskey Ihey make it exclusively from grain Only bootlegger? use sugar to read an article to the make whisKey oaer just last week that goes to prove I I it. It told how a confessed bootlegger in a Federal court testified to the fact thai another bootlegger, also on trial, had bought a million pounds ol sugar a few years ago "As a matter of fact, Helen, no distiller is making whiskey today and hasn't lor many month?,. All distillers are working night and day producing war alcohol for the government. And they make every drop ol it exclusively from grain, too." If your Sewing Cm;Tr A'xotott BH tnjuttuu, I tit, |