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Show LEHL UTAH- Tjfjfl TSxx. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1947 - , . Oil? ffidfi uu-trea- Published by the Lehi Free Pre Pl& flttH and welfare rtj KNOW every Friday blend A man's reputation is a and of what las friends, enemies his behind acquaintances say back. KZa A ASS0OATI0 J $2.00 Per Year (In Ad ranee) Entered at the Postoffice at Lehi, Utah as Second Class Matter n Drowsinq MOWEY?4l I I - I LINE M "II it M Di . fj Salt Lake county recreational office is encouraging establishment of ice skating rinks for winter recreation. Hopes to have communty skating rinks within walking distance of all cities and towns in the county. The old argument of reincor poration of Riverton has ended. Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- Salt Lake county has voted to ter Day Saints has begun micro- give a charter to the town. Elecfilming European genealogical tion of permanent officers prob data. It will be filed in the Gen- ably will be held Nov. 4. ealogical society library. ComWeber county Rose Garden pletion of the project will give Utah the biggest library of this Memorial has been deferred. Not kind in the world. enough money in the 1946 bud get to meet the expense. Project Five classes in banking have was proposed by Weber County been launched by the University Art Board. Would cost $27,000. Garden would be planted north of Utah extension division. Pro of Lake is Salt city and county building in sponsored by ject Chapter of the American Institute Ogden and provided for fountain of banking. Division also conducts and walks through the park. two classes in retailing. New president of Utah Audo-bo- n Car shortage is hampering Utah society is Kenneth R. Tanner. followed meeting at Election coal production.- Daily average which William H Behle talkDr. the 200 Is cars. During loading war it was 450 cars. Geneva Steel ed on birds to be found along the with 300 cars of its own has had Colorado river. Noted thirty-sevlittle trouble in getting coal to species on a recent trip in the Colorado river country. its nulls. - en r I OUR DAILY PRICES ARE LOWER Courtesy Friendliness Wait for perfection and the sun will never set. ' WE Will FOOD - PAYS5.00 ADDRESS. A ISLAND FOR EACH STRANGE FOOD FACT SUBMITTED AND USED. WOULD Of fOOD. 239 Five hundred postmasters en- route to convention in Los Angeles spent a day in Salt Lake. Entertained with sightseeing trip, organ concert and luncheon. WEST 39 STREET. NEW YORK. NX What's New Zion's National Park enjoyed a patronage increase of thirty-on- e per cent this year, Bryce canyon, SWEETER THAN SUGAR The days of despair for diettwenty-fiv- e per cent. During the year 234,475 visited Zions, 138,-0- ing women are over, for they can now reach for a sweet withBryce. out fear of adding extra poundDavis county led the state in age. A business newspaper states tomato production in 1946. Re- a new sweetening agent just de port just compiled shows county veloped will make foods taste planted 2934 acres of the state sweet without adding to the num ber of calories in the food. The total of 8238 acres. substance is 600 times sweeter Of 4191 Utah wheat growers, than sugar and can be used in covered by crop insurance only place of 'sugar by persons on re 2.3 per cent filed claims this sea- - ducing diets. It is priced higher than sugar and saccharin, but its makers claim the smaller amount Salt Lake county has called needed to sweeten food wiU make for bids for the suburban sani- its use economical. tary sewer. Bids will be received until Nov. 14. WHATS ANSWER? Hosiery manufacturers are wor Operation of Derks field as a ried as to what affect nylon is Community Ball park returned going to have on their future mar $13,374 to the Salt Lake City trea. ket, according to the H. 1. Joursury this year. City expects field nal of Commerce. Nylons are sup to pay for itself in six years. posed to wear twice as long as prewar silks and rayons. The inCitizens committee, appointed dustry turned out 59,000,000 pairs to investigate the state industrial of women's hosiery during 1939 school has recommended that a before nylon. That was approxfund of $500,000 be provided for imately 15 pairs per woman. Manneeded construction. Top prior- ufacturers now wonder if increasity was given to a three purpose ed wearing of nylons will mean central building. Would include that women will be buying only administrative offices, receiving half as many pairs of hose. quarters, hospitalization and seg Nebo Soil Conservation district regation quarters for problem in- has been reorganized with Ber-ne- ll mates. J. Hansen, Spanish Fork as Supervises area from president. New tourist record was estabto Payson. Federal Springville lished in Yellowstone park this contributed heahas year. From October, 1946 to Sep- government aid in work. to tember 30, 1947, 932,503 people vy machinery visited the park. Increase of 14.3 -foreign sJudents, per cent over previous record in Fifty eight fifteen countries are representing 1946. enrolled at the University of Utah this year. Most cosmopolitan enSalt Lake City collected $17,073 rollment in the history of the infrom its parking meters during stitution. the month of September. Accidentally inserted were 527 dimes. It won't be long now! Snow Machines are quipped only to re- fell at Brighton, while Florida ceive pennies and nickels. was being racked by a hurricane. 17 Sure, the boss has a snap all he has to do is worry. ARE HEALTHY.' NOTICE FRED RENNISON HAS ONE CMLAIN.' I REOPENED THE R. 6 L. REPAIR AT 50 NORTH 4th THE D. & R. G. DEPOT -- All Types o- f- WEEiHDIBIG Mm EEPA1EING onomical prices. j WEST, LEHL ACROSS FROM I i j FUEL OIL Immediate Delivery . . Lehi, Utah is I jl jri 59c $4.50 Super D Cod Liver Oil blamed on 93c tit i High Potency Cod Liver Oil Ben Gay (75c value) Portrate Cold Wave ton $1.39 pal 69c MM $1.49 Steam Iron $16.95 Dextri Maltose (75c value) 65c f -- ADMIRAL RADIO- S- The teacher was testing the power of observation of a class. on the desk Slapping a she said sharply: "What is that?" Instantly a voice from the back row called: "Tails!1' Hi Lehi Drug half-doll- ar i t Co, am jfa ta m ?A 4 to !n Of These Meid: ' Ftrt Home-u-da- Mews, t Yesr THIS NEWSPAPER, Mh W add this publishrt If you I 3.00 Wyrs.) Etnde Mnsic Magazine S3o icia oimn 3 sn il Flower Crowe 123 Fur-Fish-Ga- 3.10 2.80 Good Health Hoard's Dairyman 250 . King Comics Magazine Digest 3) . 175 , Magio Comic- - 300 Market Grower- '- Jmi Modern Bomanceti AD price. Vn a ej McCaU's Modern Screen . National Direst irodacer 9 for Boyi son x0 ZZZI Wee Wisdom Your Life jj 2.85 25 30 ww8papr and tht magazine., each 1 yr, unJeu otherwise shown. 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I'VE OOfP YOU THINK MEVEB Si CRANBERRIES HEARp 0SI FEED'S AUTO REPAIR SHOP U nomemaker 3.60 Household Magazine.. 250 Hunting ft Fishing 75 Hygeia Health Mar Inside Detective Stories 3.05 DOCTOR, an REPAIR HOW FOR WINTEl The man of the hour spent many days and nights getting there. Unemployment . . It is just as expensive to win as it is to lose it. The same war a applies when you argue with a customer. FISH DANCERS ON THE Ik - IT'S OUR SPECIALTY wih subordinates. ... OF NAURU IN THE SOUTH SEAS' DRESS IN REAL FISH COSTUMES' 'I BUY Repair Your Old One at Amazingly Low Cost Most married men think they would be rich if they remained single. FOOD IS A BARTER. ITEM IKI EUROPE THESE DAYS AHD OFTEN LABORERS REFUSE MONEY FOR THEIR VORK, ACCEPTING ONLY 40 A New Radiator For Your Car. VerJ that people Funny, isn't it at have the best times the parties or is it? you didn't attend Utah State Agricultural col lege has received grant of 3u00 for research related to 'nutrition of range animals. Gift made by Internation Minerals and Chemical Corp. Research is being conducted by committee headed by Dr. D. A. Greenwood. I PON'T No one ever built a successful enterprise by being impatient . . Nq FOOO'' I . Cleanliness SEW SHOES LAST LONGER. IF POLISHED BEFORE WEARING VJITH OR PASTE POLISH. 6000 VJAX-UQUlSO TEACH THE CHIWeEN TO GIVE THEM FOOTWEAR THE Of SH1NOCA FOR COHSLRyATlOH'S SAKE AS NELL AS FOR GOOD GROOMN6 BECAUSE BEANS HAVE ALWAYS eeM SUCH AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE AMERICAN DIET, 'YtXI OONT KNOU BEAMS "HAS BECOME A POPULAR FXPRESSION IMPLYING 'STUPIDITY lAlong The Utah Trai , ' .1 i ... rea oOUlllfLfWiJ u.t.r icw hpinff " o Daid you the Uungs for knowing money know. don't Subscription Salt Lake Tabernacle choir has revived an old custom. Jour neyed to r'acmc coast to give a concert at San Bernardino. Paid an informal visit to Mary Pick ford. Expressed appreciation for appearance of Miss Pickford with the choir in a polio benefit in Salt Lake a year ago. if . James P. Heal and E. Russell Innes, Publishers and Owners Employment of retired teachers is frowned upon in the report of the state teachers retirement board. Thinks practice subsidizes state payroll with retirement al lowances. Report submitted to delegates of the Utah Education association. bui Humorous . Sound Philosophy 3fm PrHH. A weelQy newspaper devoted to th of Lefcd City A lady stopped and handed a two duller bl Please Help The Blind beggar a two dollar bill "Sorry, lady, he said. "Two dollar bills is bad luck. Aint you got two singles?" "How did you know it was a miuo" Ti in 1 wn owci 1 yr. STati Jtf- - ? |