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Show THE SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK. OTAn 1778 TO HONOR HEROIC SOLDIERS OF Church Will Rite on Library and Celebration Droid Acres Near Philadelphia Arranged for June to Mark 150th Year. I IMBOHMX F I IF TIMIMi ANGELUS PROGRAM VALLEY FORGE PLANS TWO MEMORIALS MllW AD it.vri-- Hi" Important appl growing of ih I'nltcd Hat", ars u'lux Codling M ni h rug", as a mean lh" activities of iliu of il- lii.i-rl- FRIDAY, MAY 18th . arm W Hu year Mir" ami a w I ug think III It ih yl"iu only accural" way of dctcrmlu-luUrn to ih proper apply th" In controlling th codling spray ninth. Htui Ion havn boon cstalill.h-e- i lu flfii'Ht location In t'tah Coun-l- y in ami th men In rharg of th" KiNilon hav full Information on th" Iiimih t ami will ill Alopmiit of th b glail ami willing to fell any fruit Every laugh a thrill! Ev- growerI In Ihetr vicinity when III on wing ami alien the egg moth ery thrill, a laugh! ur liatehlng, thus giving every one ample time to get a thorough Aral Also rover Mpray on their fruit just before the wnrma begin to work. Th FLOUR, per nick .... . .... CLEARING THE TRAIL milling imtih station keeper for lit Morrl Spanish Fork district I . SUGAR, 12 puiunl- - for Wood. Spray schedule to b followed: 3 lb. box SODA CRACKERS Dormant Spray When bud ar SATURDAY, MAY 1!) r. bursilng, either oil or After petal have talyi Spray MOTHERS OATS fallen, araenate of load. Flral Cover Spray Just a Arst Lit lire CORN FLAKES moth begin to emerge In rage Dare-Devi- l Aviator arsenal of lead. 0 day Second Cover Spray RAISINS, j hu' p.tcki l .... in later, at high point of hatch, arsen-- ' ate of lead. SOAP, I itml G., G bur Third cover spray - - Just a 2nd brood tooth emerge In cuge, arscu-alof lead. with 4 PALM OLIVE SOAP. 4 bm - At high 4 Fourth cover spray - ur- - 4 point of set oml hrooil hatch l, .oc COFFEE, per lb. senate of lend. Note The young Suit June stale. J I'UFFED RICE or WHEAT, July. Voh k oil' The nerveless king of the h'ln to craul insuilsfiu proved very lory i out ml clotuls guards the Western has hIicii uppllcil with lead spray during SOPADE, la rife packet wilds ami liuds the song of that iiionih. W. K. SMITH. love in the whirling of propel3 star MALT Asst. Co. Agr, Agcnl. lers. x llcbe Daniels Feel My Pulse Saturday Specials t 8!c . I 3!c llnie-sulfu- 3lc Al. Wilson 13c 10c fr The Phantom Flyer .2.V " .23c Lillian Gilmore Washingtons Hssdq jsrtsrs and Arch at Vallsy Forgt. The Walk Approaching the Arch Has 8sen Chemically Treated. Msmorlal FORGE, sceoe of the Continental Armys martyrdom and heroism In the ("pressing days of 1777 and 1778, will furnish the background for a great national observance of the 150th anniversary. Imposing memorials are planned for the big cantonment outside of Philadelphia, chiefly a Washington Memorial Library and a Washington Memorial Church, While the details for the celebration have not yet been announced. It la believed that they will be most comprehensive and picturesque. Including participation first of all by tbo thirteen original states and then by all forty-eigh- t states. The Washington memorials will rim on the Bite of the Zulich mansion, destroyed last spring by Are. The Rev. W. Herbert Burk, founder and rector of the Washington Memorial Chapel, has received assurances of gifts that will make the memorials possible. His congregation has bought a site covering 15 acres for the buildings and an unidentifled donor has promised funds for tbo Library, the cornerstone ALLEY for which will be laid June 19, 1928. as the closing future of the Sesqul Centennial observance. History only will have a placa oa the library shelves. Each stats will be represented by works deallug a lib the history of that state and the 11 brary will have, therefore, 48 alcoves Valley Forge continue! to be the center of Interest of thousands and thousands of visitors from every sec tlon of the country, as well as from abroad. Railroads and automobile bus com panics regularly run excursions to the famous old shrlna of patriotism and ou Sundays and holidays even the broad acres of Valley Forge are taxed for space by the huge throngs. In addition many visitors travel by prl vale motor cart over the excellent roads, kept in splendid condition by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. All roads to Valley Forge run through a landscape of remarkable beauty, artists agree, and these roods are treated, as necessity arises, with chemicals, especially calcium chloride, to lay the dust. Only 32 miles from Philadelphia, the shrine has long been one of the favorite objectives for dally excursions for Philadelphians, as well as for visitors to that city who bare combined the Valley Forge trip with a tour of other places of historic Interest, such as Independence Hall, the Betsy Ross House and other relics of the Revolu tlon. That Interest Is expected to be stlm ulated by the forthcoming celebration. IIOMtltS I tilt THOSE WIIO SI.FFI l FOItKIUN FIELDS Also HAUNTED ISLAND One Reel Comedy Matinee at 2:30 Memorial Duy, uhleli the whole nation will gooii be celebrating, has had a new Kignlllrnnco since 191s. that date It was a day of remembrance for the honored dead of '6I-'6of '98 and of the other wai In which the I'nlted States ha engaged. Hut since 1918 It liu taken on a new meaning tor thousands of Americans those whose fuihcrs or brother or sons lost their lives In the greatest war of all iltm-s- . Memorial Day this your Units plans under way for the erection of a sum-- ; her of splendid to the soldier dead of the World War, es- peelally those .who sleep in foreign Helds, and in this Issue of The Iress there is an illustrated feature article by Elmo Scott Watson which tells j the lie story of these memorials, sure to read. "For Those Who Sleep lu Koieign Fields, in this Issue. ...13c per paeket 32c (i!c ur can ..11c SHASTA TEA 24c SERVICE and QUALITY e 5, SUNDAY, MAY 20 Lya De Putti with j Malcolm McGregor and i Zazu Pitts in Buck Privates The war. Also FOX NEWS and NAUGHTY ROY MONDAY and TUESDAY 4 4 MAY 21 4 and 22 Circus Rookies t Laurenct-ll- Club inemhers en- tertained their mothers at a party Attention! Fall in for the laugh riot of the late lamented 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 TOMATOES. 4 lie. Friday evening ut Ihe home of Mrs. Christie Briggs. The following program was rendered: address of welcome. Mrs. Bhim-hSwenson; piano solo. Mrs. Carl Brior; talk on mother, Obert C. Tanner; solo. Miss Millie Christmas; read lug, Archie Williams; duet, Mrs. Rhea Swenson ami Mrs. Mary J. Crandall.; paper. Mrs. Sylvia Swenson. A delicious tray luncheon was served to 15 club members and their mothers and four invited guests. Miss Millie Christmas. Mrs. Carl Brior, Obert C. Tanner and Archie Williams. A one act play, Ten In One was then presented to each mother. Those assisting in serving were: Mrs. Bertha Bowen. Mrs. Florence Hansen. Mrs. Mary J. Crandall, Mrs. Mima Hales, and Mrs. Hannah Evans. Drn Ibone 75 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Mrs. Sadie Stewart who has been at the Alrd hospital the past two weeks following an operation, is recovered to return home. She Is spending a week with Mrs. Albert Stewart ami Is convalescing nicely. Wllli.im I. HtifT, city electrician, was discharged from the hospital at Brovo last Saturday nnd returned to his home. Mr. Huff Is recovering nicely following an operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ellett and little sons. Kenneth and Walter, came Called home by the accidental home Sunday to spend Mothers' Day Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rowe. Mrs. death of her husband, Mrs. Zan Lar- with and the little ones remained sen arrived here Friday night from Klii-tvisit. Site was for a Los Angeles, California. accompanied by her niece. Miss Arta The members of the LaJolla club McConigle, anil Robert Chappie, her husband's business partner. A large held a mothers' day party Friday number of sympathizing citizens nn-- t evening at Ihe home or Mrs. Claude iltiams fit honor of their mothers. them at the station. Tlte following program was given: The suit for damages for $5,500 Community singing; reading. Miss brought by Mrs. Grace Murray ag- La, I Hansen; solo. Miss Blanche ainst the Cottam Hotel for alleged Johnson; accordian music, Mrs. Hormisrepresentation, was dismissed in ace Fereday; tribute to mother. Mrs. the Fourth District Court at a late Gwen Nebeker; duet. Mrs. Uavfgl hour Friday night, the jury bringing Larsen ami Mrs. William Leyshon. In a verdict of no cause for action. (antes suitable for the mothers were Mrs. Murray leased the restaurant of enjoyed for an hour, arter which the the Cottam Hotel last Fall for one mothers were presented with a potmonth, and alleged in her complaint ted plant ami a georgette handkerthat the place was unsanitary and chief. Lumheoti was served at 11 had been misrepresented to Iter by o clock to 2J members and honored the proprietor. guest.i. t u.-ek'- s with Karl Dane and George K. Arthur 4 4 4 4 4 4 The Best Groceries The Right Prices 4 4 Thrill, romance, surprises this picture has everything. at Also WOMEN CHASERS and 4-- 5 4 tit Tlionta sllros. store you are always Wlit'ii you certain to obtain the best grade of groceries at the lowest prices. And you will Find the family appetite will improve when you serve meals prepared from our foodstuffs. We carry all the staples, as well as many table luxuries. Come in today or plume us and we will deliver SOUR PICKLES, per quart 3Sc SWEET PICKLES, quart jar 42c pound COFFEE IYets WASHING POWDER Wednesday and Thursday MAY 23 and 24 The Cohens and Kellys in Paris 3 packages and J. Farrel MacDonald s! 24c 11c Ilershey's COCOA, large size 23c You cant fight a duel if your wife drops from the sky ill an aeroplane and kidnaps you. See The Cohens and Kelleys in Paris. 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