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Show Thr- - !. , Ju! l 27, 101 ' THE VOICE OF SIIAKON h W W's4 - $r t- -- W( . x.w. of M ass Feeding and Housing Programs liaise Epidemic Fears UP PICKED ! Cl PASSING Get Your po-- Piople are - Me f convty-r-ii e fr Ir.hi' J ll ' ig room on all tr us inta prov miii 'In towns, villages of South Fiance civilian Rid Cros-.eoper-a'ln- g A tabled report from Richard tt.e cable sanely," read, re preseritam a "and morale of civilians includAllen, Rid Cro-sat 'Oiled In Bordeaux, Fiance, attiinpts to solve refugee warned national headquaiters ing pioblems seem better thai that Frame is faced with seiious although evident greatest epidemics among the millions of civilian refugee problem French into the refugees crowding history. nuthern provinces Striving to meet the health authorities had informed needs for war reluf mounting supplies hun, Mr. Alh n Said, that there caused by the new tidal waves of have been no serious outbreaks refugees fleeing from the widento date, but that the refugees theatre of war, the American are coming in rapidly and con- ing Red Cross hag speeded up its s BURRY CUPS AND CASES STLPLADDLRS Arsenate of Lead, Spray Oils, Nicotine Stock and Fly Spray from at Ede,cnt Cliarcn Industries from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. are open ev ery day and will each week" run Fridays Cannery Tuedajs until further notice. Will run more days by special We in every capital appointment. VAL I). HICKS of Price, former Provo man, a sou of N C. Hicks of Provo, won the dibtim lion of uiitional sue president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, iorthw extern divi-o- i y, French at the National convention ill Washington, D. C. last week end Other Vtah delegates were Dr. J. A. Sherman Christensen, Kusstll Smith, and James R. ditions are changing Freestone An account of the new lines of refugees streaming AIK C. HATCH out of Paris and up ftom the of Provo was elected by un- Mediterranean porls was cabled animous vote District governor of here by a member of the Red Lions Internation- Cross staff. Utter chaos was the al at Pocatello, Ida. Saturday caused, he said, by Belgian, last. The only other Provo man Dutch and Jewish refugees fleeto hold this honor was J. W. ing from the former Freni h Thornton in 1931. Mr. Hatch is a charter member of the Piovo tlub, and has been deputy district governor, as well as president of his own club. n, ss Vtah-Idah- correctly prescribed and accurately fund relieve headache and e)e at rain. Olnsscs o overseas operations ail along the line A total of 7,500,000 In war relief money and supplies has already been expended or committed, Chairman Norman H. Davis announced Approximately worth of supplies are being purchased now to be shipped on the next two mercy ships a v tw o New York in g from W Cl bln i the production of surrliI dressings and garments by women volume rs in III PASSING Cro-- s tbe 3,7'MJ R.-C'hapt. rs is be.ng pushed vigorously in answer to urgent pli as for this type l tab N.iloiml Parks (lancil More than 330,000 of supplies Boy Si outs of Annina nAplan-inii- g women are engaged in this actia Si outers' Council aFi-.with Lake on July 29, at whuh vity at the present time, H the number of volunteeis increas- Bi of New Yoik City, natn-a- l ing daily throughout the country. director of rural scou'ing,'" ill Bem-Ju'Mr be the speaker record of service as a NatnAial figure in agriculture and in scouting is one which will ting scouters from all parts of tah to Fish Lake that day, h loves Chief Scout A. A. Andorjyn of Provo b rnult.iiitou-I- runs from Sept. vtntion PICKED ks ni-o- Hi O' ' y to 39 , C. V. IE Says IH tutor HitUis propaganda polity, as told m ' M in Kampf, is that a collos.il lie will convince the poor suckers. The brewers evidently have a similar policy of reiteration of rri-- ri Thi ir campaign throughout the pa-- t year was a clever attempt to convince John Q Public that repeal has solved the tax problem, tbe farm problem, the labor problem and the education prooften-repeate- d blem. Tbe , American public, especiMrs Jena V. Holland, of Provo, ally the small city and rural resirecreation field supervisor, WPA. dent, is different though While received an invitation this week clever arguments may convince to attend the National Recreation him momentarily, in the long run convention in Cleveland, O , and he will listen only to facts. And deliver an address on Recreation t!)e facts indicate that the brew-ei- o for Girls on Oct. 2. The Con- have overstepped themselves. 1 II jyk fir Master of Itythm ! G. II. IIEINDSELMAN With Ileindelman Optical and Jewelry Co. DIl. .1 wl'.l -- -- TlW' Vv S, Graduate ado Registered Optometrist may be Land on Easy Terms Glasses MOTOR TUNE-U- P SPECIAL ANY CAR $3.00 PARTS EXTRA PRICES DRIVE IN AND SEE WHAT YOU NEED! Your Wiring and Motor Checked FREE! Hate Your Generator, b tarter, Carburetor and Llectrical Men! IXjuipnient Sen iced b GENERAL REPAIR ALL TYPES BRAKE WORK ' Factory-Traine- AN UNEXPECTED EVENT TO THE BARGAIN HUNGRY h d Prices Slashed Right and Left AL DONAHUE In the dance baud world, A1 Donahue has been labeled The Man Who Always Comes Back because of his many long-terengagements. He has returned season after season to New Yorks smart Rainbow Room atop the RCA building a favorite of soand has made regular apciety LADIES Values that will save you money. Special most select haunts of the social elite in New York, Palm Beach and Miami. But last fail, A1 suddenly dehis music and cided to bis band to change from sedate swaying to peppy swinging, and this new A1 'Donahue band has been enthusiastically accepted by dance fans everywhere. Tbe muBlc of A. Donahue can be heard over KOVO as a feature of the program, On With the Dance presented each evening at 9:30 o'clock. At Donahue and his orchestra le g I Cheap Ekcttkicy, too, makes h eesy for you to enjoy automatic electric cooking . . . constant hot water . . , Better Light for Better Sight. Make more use of Cheap Electricity and have more time for the things you like to dot D. C. More WASHINGTON, than 33,000 requests for welfare reports on relatives and friends in the war zones have been bandied for Americans by the Inquiry Service established lart fall by the American Red Cross, it wqs announced Reports on these inquiries, which clear through the International Red Cross in Geneva, were swelled last week by the receipt of 2,700 answers, the largest nbrnber ever received in one week. These brought the total to more than 9,300, not all of which, however, are answers to inquiries handled by national headquarteis here. Currently a major part of the requests for information are being received from Americans of Dutch descent inquiring about In Holland. Inquiries persons have been received from 150in-habitanof Greenland, all seeking data on relatives and friends in Denmark. Inquiries are also being handled in regard to Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Norway, Scotland, Slovakia and ts fan flppUojiJCsA IjoiOu Qsxri&L $1.00 25c 49c Childs Panty Dresses 60c Values Sizes 1 to 6 Misses and Ladies' SLACK SUITS $1.50 Values For Children Cotton Crepe 49c $1.00 49c HAY affect relief. Lust and pollen aggravate hay fever but do not cause It the CAUSE LIES WITHIN. Chiropractic adjustments correct the cause. You get relief almost immediately. DR. E. L. AIKEN 32 West Center St. - Phone 612 (Over Butler's) Notice MEN! Fancy or Plain Broadcloth SUITS Spun Ikayuit Zipper side Dollar Dresses DRESS $1.89 SHIRTS 88c FARMERETTES Blue - Green V New Numbers All Sizes 7 to 50c 14 69c Childs Sizes J LADIES IIATS Values to $3.00 pOri BOYS and GIRLS POLO SHIRTS 25c Values 150 r Lrr 7- Hose Non-Ru- n MENS and BOYS Mens 25c and 33c for Ladies JUST RECEIVED per pair SOX For Work or Dress TIES Mens Silk Hose 50 150 5$ 250 Print and Voile LUNCH CLOTHS FRONT APRONS Bright Plaids HATS White Gloves 25c Values mesh and rayon 100 150 150 250 GE&BA If E lib - e Z, (yr fr - . , , - only LADIES PURE THREAD SILK HOSE Knee length only 250 LADIES AND MISSES SUMMER PURSES Values to 50c for 150 MENS and BOYS ANKLETS 15c Values go at 100 BOYS and GIRLS PLAY HATS 23c Values for 150 " 490 Fancy Broadcloth DRESS SHIRTS Values to $1.49 CC0 - 4- All wanted shades 250 An Assortment of 25c Values UNIFORM CAPS 39c and 49c Values FIELD LADIES MENS and BOYS MENS MENS RAYON SHORTS Pair for 50c 3 Broadcloth Shorts 13 FEVER? No One Needs Suffer from this Common Summer Affliction! A change of location or al- Take PAJAMAS SLACK Bohemia titude is NOT necessary to gulf fikctuc. Kayon Taffeta Sal In Striped Dresses Replies Swell Inquiry Total ... slips HATS Your Choice Assortment will also bo .Matured on KOVO's Arena of Rhythm at 9 oclock the evening of July 3rd. those little worries . I . like burned tout . . . that make housewotk unpleasant. And its those little drudgeries that take up time and leave you tired. Why not let Reddy Kilowatt hi!p smooth lifes way, with those handy electrical appliances that rtake housework fun? Tor quick, appetizing summer meals there's tha Automatic Electric Waffle Iron, Sandwich Grill, Hotplate and Roaster. For easy breakfasts that win praise, enjoy the Electric Coffee Maker and the Automatic Electric Toaster. For a cool breeze on sultry day the electric fan. And for labor-savinhelp that give you time for yourself . , , the Automatic Electric Iron, Vacuum Cleaner, Dishwasher, Mixer, and many others. Ladies and Misses . For Dress pearances at the L Kayon Taffeta Dresses Lovely pastel colors sizes 7 to 16 RIGHT THIS WAY m vsvyi- - iii.TiiV iffimrr ugHgirrea Bovs Heavy 69c BIB OVERALLS go at 490 .3 9 A 'HLCjIGF' 368 West Center St. Provo, Utah Famous J. B. Stetson (renovated DRESS HATS $1.50 '- -J |