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Show Tm: voice olii' linin' nf Uharmi t Ar!ft,n wet of Orra. uiMaor set o VUvh, Fronted Lja. ProvM, Uxxi-- UjUi, Fyuo, i v. by by ti t uo& hLron Ctx',M?rutiv 11 uct.una.l CHURCH Kej-etin- j Cota;ny, ft North Pub Shanm Hake lnah council will f irt meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. at the Seminary. iL.tUr, S. J. Is. lv;:, at tta p: Office st PrcT5, I nuvii met. mgs th liooii membeis IS BOY SCOUT convene at high school WEEK ((jUtv,i LUiioHal from a tx'out Kecuii e) The Bay Scout Movement was founded in America thirty years ago this week. Most of us have watched V grow and gain in influence, with great satisfaction, it is something vital to The American Way and through three decades, its service has gained the confidence of all people. f It would be difficult to point to any srugle qtutTI hy of the Movement and say with po.itiveness, dllere is what makes Scouting great." But in ourfudgment one of its outstanding contributions to tfftfnation, pard ticularly in these times of world travail, is its Twelfth Scout Law. It epitomizes all that we as a people stand for; all that our forefathers pioneered for when they were fashioning a safe homeland out of simply-worde- a wildorno-- s. Bead its stirring words. They are worth memorizing and, more than that, they should be lived by all of us who hate the high privilege of being Americans. Here is the Twelfth Scout Law: A Scout is reverent. lie is reverent toward Cod. lie is faithful in his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in mat tors of custom and religion. All Americans worthy of the name, all who believe in the Declaration cf Independence, de Bill of Rights and the Constitution of the United States have an abiding faith in sucn a principle becau.wj it is their very guarantee that so long as it is a living thing they will always be free and independent. A THOUGHT FROM THE KORAN: When a man dies they who survive him ask what proiK?rty he has left behind him. The angel who bends over the dying man asks what good deeds he has sent before him. FROM OUR ATHLETES we learn that he who wrestles with us strengthens us, and sharpens our skill. Our competitor is our helper. 2 p, tor all priest-- , Melchize-de- k BUY i rinw Vi U U ? i ii I M I. A. meeting which will be held Wednesday at the Vineyard ward chapel, (Feb. 14) at 8 p. m. All M. I. A. board members are asked to be prebent at 7 p. m. preceding the general leadership session. Leadership ALL MEMBERS OF THE MISCELLANEOUS COMMITTEES OF THE SHARON STAKE HIGH PRIESTS QUORUM are asked to attend a special committee meeting at 2 p. in. announces Ernest slake miscellaneous Kiuiidseii, ; ' i 1 iWii L-- J iv 1. f A Doors Open 9 A M. selling item weve had for a Buy Tlenty! long time. r 1 .n. 7 j 1 nni'M Voi. ifFa t;p' IIU II 7 iflfc ATTKVTIOX Work Socks HOOVER 25c ouch MEN! Stock up completely. You've never seen such qual- y Price ity at this Weil sell out in a hurry! VACUUM or Mrs. Malone, phone U3SJ1. It is hoped that every lady in the stake who already has a biouse worn by the chorus members will try and be present at this praeti- e and a special invitation is extended to every lady in the stake who is interested in singing and would like to join the group. Remember, Thursday evening, February Sth at 7:00 p. m. for the practice. Dress Shirts Values in this group to This Bargain for $1.00 Saturday only! Preshrunk-duroizecolars. d $1.00 Palr r CAPS SAVE 89c ! YEAR GUARANTEE Every Moving Part Brand New Brushes, Wheels and Motor Guaranteed for 1 year. The only reconditioned part is the housing itself. Adjustable Rotary Brushes. FRIDAY and SATURDAY! MENS Dress Hats For 2 Days Only we are selling our New Spring Line of Genuine Wool Felt Hats for $1.00. MENS Reg. 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Good Big Size Chenille Rugi Bright new Japanese Floral patterns rich, in color high in quality and at a Price that will make them sell out in a hurry ! and WHITE SHEET 79c O Wardrobe 52.17 All Sizes! - $1.49 ' Heres a regular $3.00 Be n- oo here for your savings! MENS WATER PROOFED value plenty 50C 1 BOYS DRESS Cavalcade of Youth Boy Scout Week Observed 5 MENS CHAUFFEUR BUY NOW pJ qjj 100 ONLY! SHOES Heres a Bargain a fine 98c quality Chauffeur Cap with an extra top for changing at no extra price. ! Give-Awa- BIG TABLE Genuine Friedman Shel- by Shoes, values to $5.00 These will clear out in no time! I j Ladies and Growing Girls Shamil Stake Singers As the date for the annual Easter Concert draws nearer, the duet tors of the Ladies Chorus of Sharon stake are very desirious that every mombi r o.' the chorus be at the Seminary building Tbuisday at 7:00 p. m. or if for any reason you are unable to be here call Mrs Farley, phone 02R3 , M T 1 SAVE i - i ft. i 8, 1910 IYl-riur- Shop Friday and Saturday and SAVES SPECIAL PURCHASE HURRY! 5 Only ENS Rayon and Cotton 52x52 Heres a whole big Mill Shipment of the fastest Thursday, ! Table Cloths (omniittee thairman, as matters of importance to all will be -- I'ar-- 7rgrrT77Trrrp7:v iirani IT ! ; J VA Stuuon stake MI.A. stake and Bishop Roy Gappmayer of the Timpanogos ward wishes to announce that a meeting of the cavalcade of youth will be held in the chapel next Sunday immediately after Sunday School. is for all who are This The nations 1,300,000 Cubs, Boys Scouts and their in any meeting way connected with the leaders are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the incorpora- teaching of boys from 12 to 20 years of age. The Bishopric tion of the Boy Scouts of America this week. would tipiueciaie aueiiuuiice feum Boy Scout Week is the most important week in the Boy all organizations who .teach boys Scout calendar and nine million present and former Scouts of this age, and leaders will join the celebration which this year has as denomination three will be Scouts its theme ScouUng The American Way to Better attending special services. More than half of the nations 43,368 The Scout Program with its dential broadcast was Walter W. Cub Packs, Boy Scout Troops and Patrol method and other group Head, of St. Louis, President of Senior Scout groups are sponsorschool for the Boy Scouts of America, who action features is a ed by the churches and synafrom Since where Scouting pro- spoke Detroit, Mich., citizenship. Scouts of gogues of America. vides for democratic group deci- he was attending a dinner of will hold their specfaith Jewish sions and group action, the cele- Scout leaders. Mr. Head Bpoke ial services Friday evening, Feb. brations throughout the nation briefly and then introduced the 9, and Saturday. are greatly varied. Each Troop President of the United States and Special emphasis will be placed 1b celebrating the birthday anni- at that point the broadcast switch- upon the twelfth point of the versary in accordance with its ed to the Nation's Capital. Scout Law which reads. A Scout own plans. A feature of the White House is Reverent. He is reverent torededi-eation Radio plays an important role broadcast was the annual ward God. He is faithful in his in the Boy Scout Week celebraby the nation's Scouts to religious duties, and respects the tions linking together, if only for the Scout Oath which is the guid- convictions of others in matters a short time, the Scouts in the ing principle of Scouting. of custom and religion. At the conclusion of his adgreat rural areas with those in Old Scout Census' the cities and towns. dress,- President Roosevelt asked In many communities Scouts, The Presidents Broadcast the Scouts, listening in every part Patrols and TroopB, are taking by as The high point of the weeks of the nation as well in all of an Old Scout Census, systemobservance was the nation-wid- e its possessiosn, to take the Scout at all residences broadcast from the White House, Oath or Promise led by Dr. James atically calling according to plans, Thursday evening, February 8 in E. West, Chief Scout Executive to record the names and addresses which President who of those who were once Scouts or as and Editor of Boys Life Roosevelt, cut into the broadcast from Scout leaders. Honorary President of the MoveMany of these ment and himself an active Scout Miami, Fla. are invited to Scout Alumni leader talked to his fellow Scouts Scout Reverence Day in Scout activities participate and Scouters as well as the milSunday, February 11 will be during Boy Scout Week. lions of friends of Scouting. Scout Reverence Day and in Scouts will wear their uniforms also of the Presi thousands churches of every and have special roles and demonSpeaking during strations in public and private school assemblies. Fraternal and civic clubs will have Boy Scouts as their guest speakers who will accounts of what give first-han- d Scouting means to thm. You pay for electricity at your .meter. Why use so Parents Night much of it pushing it through too small a wire before Hundreds of Troops and Cub Packs will have special "parents it ever gets to the appliance? .Have more installed. night meetings in which the parents will be participants in some Watch that thief in the wire that takes its toll day of the activities. Other Troops in and day out on the electric bill. will have their meeting during Boy Scout Week set aside for Adequate wiring gives you a full dollars worth of Reunions with former Troop quick electricity when jou want it. members returning to renew acToo small wire delays you twelve hours a year, or quaintances and for an evening of fellowship and fun. two minutes a momiftg getting your coffee. The outdoor activities will also have their part in the celebration Cheap wiring, like cheap teeth, are expensive. Rewhere weather conditions permit. member that if a cheap price won't buy what you There will be camping trips, hikes really need, joull pay for it every day you are withand outdoor rallies, and there out the right thing. will be inter-Troo-p winter sports You cant fill a bathtub very fast from a teakettle. carnivals where snow and Ice conditions allow. Your electric appliances wont get hot quick if they Lincoln's Birthday aren't fed properly, either. In those states where Lincoln's Birthday, February 12 is observresale valuable more Belter possibilities, a property ed as a school holiday Scouts will if your home is wired for more abundant electrical make patriotic pilgrimages to living, more convenience. shrines of the Great Emancipator. Troops will also engage in SEE special good turns during the week to show their appreciation to their sponsoring institutions. They will also participate in Boy Scout Merit Badge Shows, Courts PHONE 311-471 East 6 North of Honor, Scout Circuses and -- other similar Indoor activities. L. C. GUYMON j . H. auditorium. ward officers are invited to attend i I quorums will m. in theTincoln Ill lief Society and Primary union meetings will be held at 2 p. m. in the Lincoln high school. the n NOTICES and Aaronie THIS r of siiarox Rag Rugs Floral Snow Suits Youll have to come early 'for this Closeout. Sizes Zipper front Fine -3 quality Cliennilos n.oo (24x48 Size) (Size 21x36) Rag Rug of popular size for any room in the house Lovely gay colored floral Chenniles will enhance the charm of the nicest rooms SAVE! KIDDIES $1.49 59c A Quality 15 ONLY! Assorted colors ! 860 JUST ARRIVED! NEW SHIPMENT Suit Cases New Airplane Stripe Luggage or plain black. Double lock Sturdy frame! $1.00 CENTRAL UTAHS Home of Scientific L. C. Guymon & Sons X-RA- THE HEART OF PROVOS NEW SHOPPING CENTER Y SHOE FITTING |