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Show 4 THE LEHI FREE PRESS, Prior Asks CitiTAnc Farm Machinery To Boil Drinking Water Years VBJHG TALEIIT ma Cashed for Ltlu residents are reminded to boil all drinking water for the 1 lEXTJfEAR next few days as an added precaution aeainst its nnllnt;nn i w all and i ilt rtah counties, downpour Tuesday washed into have will areas fLtennia! the spring collection boxes and to see some of caused the present water ingreatest artists to become discolored and supply roily. this Wilt0! IC troit.,l va tcu, developed for the: Although " and chlorinated. Mayor Dean roor urges that citizens follow relations Suck, public T of the Centennial an-- the above precaution in its use. cara-- ; this week. Several CARD OF THANKS f f talent will tour the state We take this ODDortunitv v will them of V 4 .W fL or more J n( re-- L pressing our deepest flDDrpeialirin so the vicinity to all those who extended us as may enjoy sistance and sympathy during the It never ...IJV 14 - V... bereavement in the loss of our r eonlinUIllUea, uui, kiuuui beloved daughter and wife. We U in the state at all. you for the manv hout;r..t f chnws are not expected thank floral and for the kind offerings loss a isr s profit, in fact ana aeeas so unselfishly but it thoughts conclusion, foregone us. While our loss is irre paid state's the of part parable, the kindness extended us I Birthday party, eases the burden. development of the proWilliam T. McNamara three-way fs jg part of a William Trinnaman Lnent of the general Cen-jand Family. : program which includes k Local, county or area financed and sponsored wher-- j e local groups, with iisn ti j-- JSC, i,itv u 15T-- - S i U J Pf?1"8 -- V , I! i al cel-i;o- ns additional by some possible, LB2, PTAH or features provided ILtral committee. make their comias possible attractive as ties Ihe hundreds of thousands isitors. s of topnotch with famous stars the of which could not normally erne by small communities. Providing pro-ion- Catastrophe Yes, but for whom? Owner and victim! District Names iool It's hard to be sure that Behind Need Lehi High Priests, their vives, To produce enough farm ma and widows of High Priests will chinery to replace worn-ou- t farm meet Tuesday night, July 30 in of the stake machines and also provide the basement m8 equipment for farms now nacle at p. - for one of their ll Wing mechanized will take the regular summer socials. An productive capacity of the'tertaining program has been eouiument inrfutr-which will be hiehlight. . t . p fnr tVio'ranp-e; ."v Jexi several years. IMPLE- ed by dancing and relreshments, MENT Si TRACTOR, farm the committee in charge announcbusiness magazine, es. All eligibles are urged to at equipment declared in its ninth annual sta- tend this summer social. tistical issue. The publication said that 5uo,oo0 tractors now on farms You Must are worn out and should be reCar Inspected placed with new equipment. This replacement need is the highest 15th in the history of the industry By and was built up by curtailment Car of production and over-us- e of Bring Us present machinery during the war. SPECIALTY WORK The trend toward mechanization, the magazine stated, has been greatly accelerated -i- nduring the past few years. Reductions in farm population and increases BRAKES AKD in the size of farms and acreages STEERING GEARS under cultivation to meet mounting food requirement were Car given as the principal reasons that power farming will make In wide advances in the years ahead. KCVY taber-enou- ar-fa- rm r- - ( Have Your AUGUST Your For Al-sch- mtary su-fis- or years, the total trade in wool was M i billion pounds a year, with Initial carryover only around the prewar PHONE 114-- TABLE ARE ALL NEW THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY. L --AND WE KEEP THEM IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. Hew POP CONFECTIONS AIR CONDITIONED BEER Higher for the Army! tow NEW PAY SCALE I I Jl ADDITION TO CLOTHING, FOOD, LODGING, call:- - MEDICAL AND DENTAL CASE, art! i VhlCt- First 1 LU n orf Sergeant clinical Sergeant sergeant 2craenn S 135.00 115.00 100.00 90.00 80.00 75.00 mote First CIas have IN ADDITION 5 20 Ytar,' 30 Ytart' Service Service $107.25 87.75 74.75 65.00 58.50 52.00 48.75 $185.63 TO COLUMN ONE OF Becoming Available! THE Most Modern Beauty Salon OLD SOMETIME tS JUST A MATTER OF UjINO UP AUTKETHBui 151.88 129.38 101.25 oT 1V4, 2 or 3 enlistmsntt per-- f men now in the Army more ilitfc 0 or of .orvic.i En,';ment age from i tZ'''-'v17 with men "i" p. , moy at '4 18 to 34 mjr.thi ' fr 'n'ist f. add il i parenti' now in any age, . roviuea re '"wrable 84.38 2Z 1oh wth -- i Py.day' .'th ssjjtjasMiw urt lurn.7!Wa"c P- -i !tMnLtmen no to horn, and " th Army PICKLES ARO DILL 24,i TOM AT ,JUICERcd 0 White' Becms with TAF" ALES ATmour PICKLES ) . M Ifatiiu M Profit by BETTER FARMING match the demand J for NIABIST STATION K'te "'ire yr hf. l 'est of J 103 rnli.t t.jAXf " jKLM '""-- " at half ftfcr25 WEST CENTER PROVO, UTAH v tins 25C tins Oc ss No-- 2 No. 2 tins, 2 for JtflQ 37' -- 17' Dark or Li9ht A UTAH POWER " LIGHT CO. HUaIJ-aJ.mil iiiieiii- - MESSAGE 1 9c PEAS Wood8 x 2 or Liptons 3 tins' No-- 2 20s MIXED VEG, 23c II000LE SOUP Brer Rahhit 23c GRAPEFRUIT JO. with mushr'm Bauce 18c JUICE FR. DRESSING 8 og bo(tlc MUSTARD Frenches' prep MEAT SAUCE 6 oz. --2- 6 oz- - glass 10c 2lc 32-o- or Qt-hoti- 21c "Jg 29c or 2 2c 47c z- No. 2 tin Floriland Wended, No. VIMEGAR Cider' 9c 2 No. 5 sieve, No. 2 BEANS Stringles$, MOLASSES Tins No-- 2 d- Lihhy'' Swe"1 Mixe- SPAGHETTI 14c 5c to0 furlol, to enlist or Iass z- time-savin- 4bMnT9rin,"t PT teased upon B1,C",rKed u-- labor saving advantages of water heatcu automatically electrically at such low cost. ENLIST NOW . ARMY MCBUITINO m1 Armv Recruiting $cwTJ,5rour otller f Franks' 12'0Z' farmers realize the tremendous convenience and U. in Electric water heaters in various sizes for a variety of uses in the home and dairy barn are now becoming available. The supply doesn't fl. Choice of branch of service still ,nd overseas theater (of those enlistments. open) on AT TOU 2 Tins SUPERIOR Spcgheiti Diner . . m nmt m i ABOVE: years' service increasing to service. pay after 30 years' (Retirement income in grade of Master or First Sergeant up to J 185.63 per month for life.) All serprevious active federal military vice counts toward retirement. 8. Benefits under the GI Bill of enlist Rights assured for men who on or before October 5, 1946. reenlirtment Hfpond.ne on Phone 36 for Appointments East State St. FECIAL Friday and Saturday PHILIPS three-quarte- rs ' dlsc!,r. 15 PHONE 355 No. VAN CAMPS Beans 90.00 of Regular Army Enlistment r )un-yea- FREDA S BEAUTY SALQH ALWAYS MANY SURPRISES IN SHORT ITEMS ON SAT. 112.50 Jncreaie in Pay for Each 3 Years of Service. .LEx,1rltmcnU pos Featuring Duart Machine Waves Rilling Machineless Kooler Waves Helen Curtis Cold Waves Facials Scalp Treatments Tinting Eye Brow Arching an dDyeing Wc carry a complete line of Farel Destin and Revelon Cosmetics OIL COMPANY DEVILED HEAT 5 pert NOW i KARO SYRUP levitj. . 7 CORN tah Vallcy Who,e Kernel CLOROK Quart BottIesEacfi 1 LE LARD hcrease for Service Oversees. bcreaie if Member of Fiuig or GiJer Crew. 20 50 OA m. to Midnight Monthly Retirement Income After: $165.00 .... bus' Open 10 a. ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS Made Especially for Farm Use AND LIBERAL RETIREMENT PRIVILEGES Skirling 6 as Pay Per Month mosphere of the EVAN'S CAFE. oz-Gla- One Block East of Hospital -i market reached the amaiing figure of nearly two and a half billion. LEHI .pillion pounds. II o- Market Trut Unj OUR FIVE REGULATION POOL TABLES AND SNOOKER J served guiofJy and tastily. Shell the atenjoy the Sjiisio Corner Third West and State PLAY POOL STEPHENSON cational CAFE for diTtner. SJieTI appreciate it beeoase our foods are BATTERIES NELSONIA gets dirty hands clean quickly For a thorough Grease Job VEEDOL SAFETY CHECK LUBRICATION the hot summer months in the realm of good fellowship and Clean Sport Spend tterres. Tolce her to the EVAN'S Complefe Line of CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS FLASHLIGHTS AND Recreation J. r.IAIDEIJ Trade V For Cool Summer 918. Woo! gmi'iiwini m'iwp;.1 e3 DR1GGS BILLIARDS uie' Cost of (arm animals trucked to &ETTIH That's The Place Mister! An adequate insurance program Is a necessity. We can handle all of your Insurance needs. le mi i. on the ij wearing Cooking LeM's Newest, 5TH WEST ON STATE PHONE 334 mm For Protection Insure Today succeeds Miss who was last year. Miss resigned to get married. new supervisor taught at ington school for a number jss Parker fa Henderson, re-jw- 'ARK SERVICE er I position. American women are wearing more jewelry today than ever before, reports the N. Y. Journal of Commerce. Sales by jewelry stores are cow running in excess of four times the 1935-3- 9 level. No other group of retailers rt so sharp a rise. Jewelers are wondering whether this reflects a permanent change in American tastes or a temporary wartime development. Some jewelers believe peopie are spending money for jewelry because they cannot buy automobiles, new homes and household equipment so freely. Others believe the war has resulted in a higher level national income with a more equal distribution which allows more people to buy luxury goods. Unecessary Delays On Inspections it's all there qualities are offered in black and white. The important thing is that we read this information and use it. or Any property-ownstorekeeper needs some liability insurance. district, according to imcement made by Superin- nt D. R. Mitchell. She has ,dy assumed the duties of her More Jewelry Now And Avoid Head Label One of the important things in buying is to "look for the label" and read carefully every word written thereon. Many food manufacturers are now actively at work on a campaign of descriptive labeling. These descriptive labels identify products in detail for the consumer. They tell her what the Ingredients are and what special 24, Women Are Using Put Your Shape ... the time. Parker is the new supervisor of the Alice ss gh en-fu- all safety hazards have been removed all of jnentary Supervisor SOCIAL PLAN SUMMER state lA beautification program for leby all communities 1 own good and by commun-looperatio- n FRIDAY, JULY 15c tin gg 19s n |