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Show THE SPANISH FOliK The Spanish Fork Press I'atUatKsI Every Thursday SALEM NOTES Mrs, May Tiffany aad Mrs. Velma Babin entertained the Ladles Ausll Legion lary of Ih Seism American roast at Wednesday night at a welnle tba bead of Salem Lke. Twelve were t Hw,Ult Fork. I'tah Prl . i'J year WARN Editor LLISIII present. EZRA W. UINLIl, IliuiMOM Umw Bishop nd Mrs. Ray bavle announce birth of a baby boy last Friday. the Entered as Merutd (Iim Mall Malcr Mr. and Mra. Roy T. Taylor an January S3, IIKKI. In tbs Fuel Ol flea at fcpaalati lark, UtaJi, usiW oouoco tbe birth of a baby girl Tues-daI he Art f BnJ, IH70. Richard 8. Hales, of Midvale, for Fork, Faoeral service for Mra. Jemima merly aa resident of SpanishMonday Lake Salt died at Hospital after-boo-b Llewellyn war held Tuesday night of pneumonia, after an Illness at tba First ward chapel, with of about a week. He waa the son of llUbop Arthur T. McKell la charge Charles If. and Frances U. Hales Fork pioneers, and was born Tba Bpaakat who eulogized Mra Spanish 23. 1175. He was wara Jh K. Warner, Ur. hero. Aprila watchman at tbe Bight at via and Da W. Nlrbolaa flmlih. David Reflnlng and Colled States Smelting. floe-log Bishop MeKall. who made tha at Midvale, smaller Company Mining raroarka. Henry J. McKell lie Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary tba opanlng prayer and It. 8. Halos of Midvale three stepsons, flve Ilradford pronounrad tba banaJle brothers, Alma Harmon U and Edchoir ward tba waa Music by tloa. of 8panlsh Fork; Frank ward wblrh sang tba opanlng and eluting Hales. llales, Idaho; Wells llales, Spencer, Mlaa Illancha numbers, with aoloa by four sisters. Mrs. Phoenix. Arlsona; a dual and Johnaoa and Ed. Williams Mrs. Carrie and liaise Frank Mra. by Mra. Corntella Bwanaon andwaa a of Salt Lake; Mrs. Jennie WarTbara Florence Albarlaon. Wellsvllle, Idaho; and Mrs. Mining, baautlful Urga atiandanca and manywaa nie Rates of Silver City, because of In the Interment floral trlbutaa. the death of Mr. and Mrs.Alma Hales Spanish Fork city eamelary, when were In Salt Lake Monday and Tuesthe grave. Waller Roach fledlcatad day. Mra. Ann Rowe, Spanish Fork plo Miss Leah 8weneon, Mra. Leonard waa the honored gueat near of and children and Jennings Johnson Tuse-daa gathering family at pleaaant left Ranks, Sunday morning for Los her ocraalon being tba afternoon, funcThe AngcIcs.Callfornla, where Miss Swenlib birthday annlverary. tion waa bold at tba boma of Mra.fl son will visit with her sister. Mrs. Clara Rayburn, and Mra. Johnson Itowa and dinner waa aerved at o'clock to all the children, quite a will visit with her sister, Mrs.Banks number of grandchildren nud 13 and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mra. Rowe wai Hamilton. born In Walea July 15, 1141. Her parenta were William and Jana Names. Her father died and the mother later emigrated to America, coming to Spanish Kork In 1899. Mra. Itowe baa been a member of the Relief Society alnce aba flrat came to A Rattle Creek physician says"Con-tlpatloSpanish Fork. her particular work is responsible for more mis-trclothea being the making of burial other cause. than any Tbe function Tueeday waa attended Rut Immediate relief baa boon and Lewie T. David roetmanter by found. A tablet called Rexall Orde-lia- s family. Mr. and Mra. E. J. Rowe ano has been discovered. This tablet D. Evana and Mra. Mr. J. and family. water from the aystem Into attracts Mra. Harrleon Mr. and lloy family, the laxy, evacuating bowel called Mra. and family, Mr. and tleorge tbe colon.dry,The water loosens the dry Mather and children of Price. Mrs. food waste and causes a gentle, thorA. 11. Ellett and three children of natural movement without Balt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lew ough, forming a habit or ever Increasing dinner Is and children. Following the dose. the time was spent In a social way, Stop suffering from constipation. rethe Mrs. Rowe greatly enjoying She Is at Chew a Rexall Ordelle at night. Next union with her family. bright. Get 24 for 25c today at present believed to be the oldest day the nearest Rexall. Drug Store City lady of Spanish Fork. Drug Store. iS'r.'BWTUBMSNTl One of the leading social events of was Hales week the the reunion, PRORATE AND GUARDLAXHUIP which was held at Geneva Saturday NOTICES with more than 200 members of tbe family from different parts of the Consult tha County Clerk or tbe re state In attendance. The early part of the reunion waa apent in a general spectlva signers tor further Informs meeting and a pro- Hon. gram under tbe direction of 11. Lee Males of Logan. Tbe program inIn the Fourth Judicial District cluded a reading. Miss Gladys Jones: Court of the State of Utah, In and vocal solo. Miss Agnes Hales; piano for Utah County. aolo, vnford Woodward: song and In tbe matter of the Estate, of Nub-rrlpil- ou t, y. lab en-gag- d Wood-awr- ll9, - d y Relief From Curse of Constipation n y solo dance, little Miss Helen Hales. Daseket lunches were enjoyed at noon and In the afternoon races for children and adults, a baseball game between married and single men, which was won by the married men, and other features, were enjoyed. In the evening a special attraction was atrlng music by Lee, John, Reuben and Warner Hales, and dancing, which was enjoyed by all. After a pleasant day, the crowds returned home In the late evening. ELIZABETH THOMAS. Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Creditors will present claims, with vouchers to the undersigned Admin lstrator at tbe law office of Morgan and Morgan. Morgan bnlldlng, Spanish Fork, Utah, on or before the 6th day of September, 1930. L. E. McKELL. Administrator of the Estate of Elizabeth Thomas, cc&sod MORGAN A MORGAN. De Attorneys for Administrator. In the District Court of the Fourth FRANCE AND AMERICA REPRESENTED IN FILM Judicial District of the State of Utah, In and for Utah county. NOTICE TO CREDITORS France and America are liberally In the Estate of JOHN C. JOHNrepresented in The Big Pond, Par- SON, Deceased. with mqsie amount's comedy-dram- a Creditors will present claims with which comes to the Angelus Theatre for two days beginning Thursday vouchers to the undersigned at his residence at Spanish Fork, Utah, o: next. The star is Maurice Chevalier, for- or before August 20th, 1930. mer idol of Paris, but new Idol of JOHN K. JOHNSON, Administrator. America. He plays the part of an BROCKBANK A POPE. Attorneys for Administrator ambitious Frenchman who makes In an American chewing gum good In the District Court of the Fourth factory. The leading lady Is Claudette Colbert, American stage and Judicial District of the State of Utah, screen favorite. She plays the role of in and for Utah County, Utah. an American daughter of wealth who NOTICE TO CREDITORS meets Cevaller while tracellng in In tbe Estate of EDWARD M.HOP-PEVenice. Miss Colbert was born In Deceased: Paris and lived there until her early Creditors will present claims wita teena when she came to New York. vouchers to the undersigned at the The Big Pond was directed by office of Brockbank and Pope, attorHobart Henley, who directed The neys, Provo, Utah, on or before the 20th day of August, 1930. Lady Lies and Roadhouse Nights. The original play, upon which the I. E. BROCKBANK, Administrate . picture is based, was written by Geo. BROCKBANK A POPE, Middleton and A. E. Thomas. The Attorneys for Administrator, screen continuity is the product of Knight Block, Provo, Utah. MOvmtTianuCT) Robert Presnell and Garrett Fort. J. R. THOMAS Cleaners and Dyers We sell Macey Tailoring The finest constructed, all wool garments in America. Your choice of the entire line of stylings at one price all-wo- made-to-measu- re ol $24.75 NO MORE NO FORK, OlAil AY WHfj w BEVERLY IIILL3. Well, all I know Is Jutt what I read In ttia papers, and what 1 vo as I prowl hilhrr and lltlthsr. You know 1 Just had a fins week up among our Nordic Brothers In Mlonsapolls. Yon know they lira and prosper and get along better than nay other distinct bunch of folks kav la this Country. They ara about tha best Farmers wo bavo In this Country. But tho great part about It la thay all got atoug fine together. Any rivalry la good nstured. Well, sir, I was up there on night tod who do you think dropped In on mo hut Doctor Msyo, The old Country Doctor of Rochsetsr, Mloo. Mra. Msyo was with him, and another accomplice from down In Nashville, Tenn. They say ha has In addition to dosing out CAlumal nod nssalfltltl to the alllag Norwelgsaa, ho has put In n branch Jins or "Operation" while yoa walL Somebody give him n knife, and ho and a Brother of his will have your frams Into kindling wood before yon know IL Ho has been ovar In Italy, and It waa raportad that ho waa fiMog to allco Into and cut out bla French Complex. Ho la full of stories, and la a great little fellow. Goth when you think of what those fellowa have done! Thats what you call being n real Benefactor to mankind. to mo tho greatest thing You kno they have dons, and that la tho system of charging everyone In proportion to what they can pay. Course some let n yell out of thorn like a hoot Owl, and claim that they paid more than to and so, but Ita the greatest system ever Invented. All Doctors should make enough out of those who are well able to pay, to ho ablo to do all work tor tha poor free. That is one thing that a poor person should never be oven sxpseted to pay for is medical attention, and not from an organised Charity, but from our best Doctors. But your Doctor bill should bo paid like your Income tax, according to what you have. Thera Is nothing that keeps poor people poor ae much ns paying Doctor bills. It si ways wipes out their savings, and It's that tsar of not being able to pay Is what makes It ten times worse on them. It ought to bo n law, not n , custom. Mus-aoll- - . j t- - Flew over the Rockies recently with the nlr msIL Passed over Reno at 3 A. M. They were sleeping off one marriage end dreaming of another. " I if e LESS We carry a large stock of swatches. Call in any time. Call us up. We call for and deliver your clothes. Phone 138-- j. AS STRAIGHT AS A PLANE FLIES Lots of 'em Just keep the same houses from yaar to yaar, Aad thay arrive the same time every year, unleac some aew husband becomes stingy particularly early. Thee they drop In sooner that year. floe visit In Dea Motoee I bad with "Dim." tbe great political cartoonist. lie known, and he cays the country la sot going Into tba baada of receivers. W decided that Coolldg going to work (bows that tho unemployment situation Is picking np. has done for 00 airline 70c Trawling by telephone is a direct communica- tion route between cities and towns. It's a voice contact with friends a time saver in everyday business transaction. Bo by telephone when you cant go in person. Ilero are sumo typical day rates when you will talk with nuyonc at tho other telephone: lota of thlugs, but ho never Haloed circus animals bofore. Up to now, the animals bava had him bsmtusd up doing tba tricks Instead of them. Now, be la n men that la quick to learn anything new, and tbe minute be finds out they are cowardly, why he will grab that sharp pole end pistol, and be will have Congressional Ilona, and Senatorial hyenaa J n m ping through mors lira hoops and rolling more barrels then yon ever beard of. and tha audience will applaud and eat It up. We aura bad n great Fourth, especially after we picked up our morning papers and found that Congreas had adjourned the night of tbe third. That gave ua a cause for having fourth, but our enthusiasm was Immediately dampened, for the Senate are to meet again, ao that means that prosperity will pick up only fifty per cent. Tbla couutry baa come to feel the same when Congress Is la session as we do when the baby gets hold of e hammer. Its Just e question of how much damage he can do with It before you can take It away from him. Well, in eighteen months these babies have loft a record of devastation. 1930. MrNaorhi Srtfiicm lie.) 1 miles by Telephone Mr. Coolldgas sarmonettaa ara running more to the spiritual than tho political. Ha has laysd off tha tariff and Uncle Joe Grundy la favor of faith, aad pasted np the disarmament treaty and Hiram, la favor of divine guidance, and he eels mors store by eternal things than bo does tha United Stales Senate. He wants us to get hack to the old early New England tradition, where If yon wasn't praying, you was burning somebody that waa. So It looka like I am left elngte-hande- d to cope with Borah, Smoot and all material and temporal matter. Mr. Hoover You can go ' t 20c American Fork, Utah Price, Utah 45c Brigham City, Utah 70c Richcld, tah 75c Telephone rate nre based on airline mile . . . and are lea Icr mile a the distance THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Stewart of Big Reduction on nil Stamped Goods and Display Models at Grace Salem were dinner guests Monday evCreer's Art Shop, ening of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Dart. Glenn Rowe of Spanish Fork has Miss Leah Hales came home from the prlncipslshlp of tbe Central high, school at Castle Dale Salt Lake Saturday night to visit her for the coining year, according to N. mother, Mrs. Mima Hales. I,. Williams, member of tho school If the party, who Is known to me, board. Mr. Rowe Is tbe successor of L. G. Noble, who baa been principal who took my harness from my field there for three and one-ha- lf years will return the same to me Immedis-ely- , he will avoid trouble. and will fill the same position In VerParley nal for the coming winter. Johnson. scripted panish Fork Co-o- p. Tlh ntedl stowdl WMte Stor Specials voir Friday amid Sataday JULY &8th amid jLS)fih Grocery Department P and G soap-Te- n bars 35c 23c large size 2 for Pierces Pork and beans pound cans 3 for27c Red Alaska Salmon tall can 29c Pine Crest Sweet Pickles 33c quart Mason bottle 3 fo rlOc Gum, any flavor, Coffee Red and "White Vacuum Sealed....43c Medium Ripe Olives Pint Tin 19c Corn Flakes Puritan Malt, per can 51c Prunes, best grade, 8 lb. package Mothers Oats, per package Wrapped Chocolate Candy per V2 lb. Delmonte Peaches quart can for........ 58c 35c 14c 29c Lye.... per ctn 10c Lard, 2 lbs. for Skinned Hams per pound Malt Vinegar, per gallon 35c 30c 29c Dry Goods Department 95c Mens Rayon Dress. Socks 4 pairs for Mens and Roys Silk Ties ....values to 85c 50c 29c for Mens Work Socks .Boys Gym Shoes....only Mens Dress Shirts regular $2.00 for Boys Dress Socks per pair at 89c $1.55 19c New Shipment or Fine Dresses Received That Are$11.75 Values.At Special Low Price of$8.95 Misses and Childrens Rayon Undies 48c Big Co-o- p. I f 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 ZZZZZZZZIEZZ s System Suits. PJtm SPANISH Ladies $1.35 L.D.S. Garments Special $1.10 Ladies $1.00 L.D.S. Garments Special 79c Ladies $1.00 Silk Hose at .79c Special discount on all our summer dress goods FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and all Next Week, we are giving a big discount on our entire line of Mens and Boys Suits and Straw Hats. BUY YOUR CLOTHING FOR THE 24th OF JULY AT OUR REDUCED PRICES. The Red White Service in ife Store epts, |