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Show UTAH 'VALLEY NEWS Friday, April 11, 1941 Gifts From America Keep British Chins Up Imim.fcnEASTER QQg At BIG SAVINGS To YOU Baal 1 . at Bpedal AaoMtMat mu loitered to tit. m cmuBBri Dollar Yaluu Oaly! $5 FULL CUT Oolon Hoad Tailored - Wool IM BBUmFlIL KSCKTtES wu hold 494 Patino fa miwhf house coats Faaey ride hot drinks and snacks for elrll defense workers in air raids, but It will be available for other parpoeeo If the Town Connell so Junior Girls' Festival Held at PL View wlahaa. (Tonaoath Mercury) GRBAT YARMOUTH, Bailaad. A mobile traitor eaatooa for boo la air raids fcao baoa srooontod to Taraoath bp the Amorleom Rod Crooo. It woo ooeaptod oa bobalf of the W.V.S. by tbo Mayor (Mr. E. R. Harman) oa Thursday attar-aoo- a weak, at a little eoroaumy at tbo Calotar Road Transport (Doaenoter Geaotte) War DONCA8TRK, England help arrived from America In last week from the Amerl-ea- n Red Cross, and the woaea of Doncaster Immediately unpacked The theme Hello Life" under direction of Winnie Graft was carried out la the Stake Junior girls' Festival Friday evening fa the Pleasant View ward chapel with the Pleasant View girls 4 leader acting aa bostsssss. The mothers and officers with girls were given flowers on enter, fog while Lnclllo Allred of Grand View played four piano numbers and Fay Bunnell of Timpanogoo four accordion solos. Pnyer was offered by Beatrice Gappmayer. After the Weteosao folk by Adels Fielding. T. W. M. A. president, the glide were divided Into three groups Tbo Blue Rabbits" were entertained by Flora Fisher with her book Don-eaat- er the gifts, and them, ready for Immediate distribution. The help, which consisted of elothse Tmiylng from children's dopot Tbo eaatooa Is Uko a ostfita to men's salts, earns from moao fitted pleato basket practically all the states la the U. 8. A to be need by the people bools, with eollapotble valla, roof and avarhaagfag aevu. of Doncaster if at any time they Whoa closed, tbo oaateea stands are rendered homeless. The Donees ter W. . 8. organa little ever a yard high, bat when la aso It Is nearly tbo dimensions isers wars responsible for roeeftr-ln- g of a eoffOo stall, tboasb not as and sorting the gurments, of lO&ffs which than won 1,104 sent In IT It is flttod with 144 caps la bales. Then won blankets and hundracks, two largo Insulated hot water nrns which will keep hot reds of warm woolen goods, seta for 14 boors, a powerfal prossars of baby elothes, dresses, and many stars la a wlndproof compart- other articles which will at some ment, a tsa ara, a bowl, elotha time bq' worth their weight in and smipo for washing up, lockers gold. to store Mscnita, tea, milk and Most of the clothes bad tbo name of the donor attached, and food for W The eaatooa Is primarily to pro- - It la hoped that some of the people over the sea will learn of the appreciation of the English people. f .j; for your Easter It wouldnt really seem like Easter, now would it, if yon didnt have flowers on the tablet Because Story and Pictures"; Tbs White Chicks with Lorna May-coc- k telling a theme story; the Yellow Chicks served refreshments, Edith Hanks la charge. After 41 minutes all reassert-ble- d and Bertha Madsen gave te to mothers; Mrs. Camenlsh made the response. Mrs. Hills explained the requirements for aa 'Honor Junior Girl". A review of reading course 9 GRASS HAS book Hallo Life" wu given by Hass Orris, Fern Mussall, Dorothy Williams, Lsatrlco Gregory Dried tender grass contains II 1 LaWana Miller, all from times as mueh Titamln A" os Vineyard. carrots, II tlmea as mueh vitamin Two vocal duets by Donna Don B-as lettuce, nine tlmee ae Hall and Beth Williams of PI. mueh B- -l as green leafy veget- View; prayer Mka Larson of by ables, and 14 tlmee as much O" Vineyard. aa tomatoes aad eltras fruits, a Cornell scientist ports. About II pounds of dried tenIn Utah 40, SOS goats wen slipder grass would supply enough ped lut year averaging 4.S lbs of envitamins to last a man for aa hair each. This brought to the tire year. In addition to tbo knows miner- mohair producers ITTASS. als and vitamins, tender grass recently was found to contain aome-thla- g alas, not yet reeogniasd, bat tentatively called the grass-Jaie- o factor. It audo expsrl lauls gibw bstter whoa fad on milk produced with the usual winter diet Yeung grass and clover herbage that comas from really pastures, properly managed, an extraordinarily high feeding slue, aeeordlag to scientists. Weight for weight. It somewhat resembles milk lteelf, and there is no bettor feed for farm animals. My we know just how much flowers can add to the enjoyment of a meal and the adornment of your tabic, weve made special efforts to bring you an unnaually large assortment this year from which you may select your favorites. Visit Oub Shop rtl-bu- Todat, Won't You! a Hfab 254 long-lastin- , Provo Greenhouse Phone I" 5 Pair for $1.00 - g and mwa Lily and Azalea Plants, In from $3.50 to lovely. prices ranging IT 904 - - a Eigbt-- "Where the Flowers Grow9 0 n tewnrtcoof At 54 Heres an opportunity to save on Fine .Quality Rayon Print Easter Dresses LADIES I All the New Colors Prised for Quick Sale Friday ami Saturday Only iMl lww CLIPPBH CRAFT CLOTHES Top Stylo, Tailoring AknyMlds wrrn dut a sirqu tcsugst Naylors Dependable, accurate fleering a telephone call aeroee v SALE! Hammond Urges Early Auto Inspection and Fabric a i the Mate or MENS Easter Hats Dress Hats pro Prlcod nun wttfefa 904-$19- $1.00 W. D. Hammond. Chairman of GORE IN AND SEE IB! the State Rood Commission. 1 day urged motorists to have their can inspected early so the In1930 Dodge Sedan 1936 Dodge spectors can taka plenty of time to do a thorough Inspection Job TOURING SEDAN A Beal Car AAm oa the cars, this is not always bean-tifI Painted for only possible during the laat rush days of the inspection period. beige Motorists should look at the 1930 DeSoto Sedan 1937 Dodge 4-da perInspection requirement bar-doshows The n car not as and AAm sonal protection a TOURING SEDAN that is Imposed upon them by care exceptional With Radio and Heater tbo state," said Mr. Hammond, "no elm of the Inspection law Is completely to mvs lives and prevent damage 1935 Plym. Sedan overhauled to persons and to property. If Heater Radio, every motorist would keep bis car 1938 Dodge Delox in first class mechanical condition, A real buy there would bo no necessity for a SPORT COUPE state Inspection law," Radio and Heater With 1935 Chev. Master A majority of motorists realise the necessity of keeping autoSEDAN CAAC mobiles In first class condition ' for only and play safe in the matter for Completely the sake of themselves and their overhauled 1939 GRAHAM families as well as for the safety Club Coupe of other motorists. The necessity for the requirement Is brought . 1935 Sedan Radio and neater, Low about becauM a minority of .' Priced at $245 Regular Reg. price Mileage' motorists let their cars become unsafe mechanically and the pub$645 This lic has to pay for the ommlsalon Week only and the carelessness of the few," continued Mr. Hammond. 1939 Dodge Mr. Hammond pointed out that 1937 85 2-thoM statu with the most rigid DeLuxe SEDAN TOURING SEDAN Inspection requirements are the A beautiful car, regustatu with the lowut percentage Regular Priced at $375 of highway accidents. Mr. Hamlarly priced at $745. mond also commended the newsThis Week This Week faV papers fur the fine cooperation only only they have given the publle and state officials in their constant urge for ufety on the highways, uylng that without this newspaper coopera ton, It would not be possible to educate the publle In matterT of safety and responsibility In the operation of motor ears. u 8 nl u IFILEITGiKIISIftS 368 West Center St. Psovo, Utah. 'll Hlfi herir tonight? 4-d- oor (hi o on (Robots tad) Worth ta.00 For f would yon like to . BEAUTIFUL - Taylor Bros. Go. no of hen 9JM oor Amlw $285 "vrlJ r ' - V,'-'- . .'i- -' m COMPLETE Ford .$195 eadquabiirs cAifup-miNTt- -- P Fixup 9 J.B.9.C LAWN MOWERS STETSON COLDWELL MOHAWK 1 04a rubber tired, pushes easy Real Quality The Beet Buy IB Town LAWN HOSE QUALITY Reinforced, SB-fe- et Flexible cord for 95 LAWN SEED BdeatUleally mixed aad blended to prodaco a fine lawn quickly. High germination Only hte moot Meet eeed ed la thie mix tare! Vr package 494 CONSOLIDATED WAGON & MACHINE COMPANY ST El If we wen asked to pick 1 one hat that is an unbeatable value, we'd pick this Stetson. It's a soft, mel- low felt...its carefully styled, and is our idea of a top notch value. HOOVER CLOTHING CO. Emery McKeUlp hu again boon selected to hud the Utah Berry Grower auoclstiou, with J. Er-v- sl Chiictenun, and L J. Burr, secretary-treasure- r. They have not yet (elected their 1141 manager. The Executive hoard, consisting of the above thru officials, wu authorised to set on all buslsru matters needing Immediate attention, and they will be ava Italic to the membership at all Him for pedal problems. Growers art again notified that May 1 is ths dssd line for sign lug contracts and that no grower win bo admitted after that data. "If growers do not sign they will help break down the organtsaUon they have helped I to build up, statu Mr. McKeUlp. eon-tract- KurrxRHEiMEH Clothiers J NAYLOR AUTO CO. 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