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Show Friday, November 17, UTAH VALLEY NEWS mrr UTAH 1 Kwtk Tint VALLEY FUBLIHH1NG COl Tim. Wmt kuLUt KaWrrt MM UK riva. Uuli, wAi Um Act uf Man: I, WHAT! mtrafma FrUmr NO WAR Xrahr 17. U, INI H (a M UtoA l X NEWS? NOFE ! Theres not a line of war news in the Utah Valley News - - - And you will look in vain, too, for book reviews, college football dope, or an account of the activities of Congress, or for any romantic love stories, or syndicated features which sometimes our readers ask for. All such things are proper material for a newspaper, we admit, - - - but we find them so ably handled by our friends in the Provo Herald, the Deseret News, and the Salt Lake Tribune, that we refrain from attempting something which somebody else obviously can do better than we. HOWEVER when it comes to covering events of local importance the Utah Valley News can do and KARL JOHNSON, 1141 Weat Sixth South street. Provo, suffered 700 damage to his boms before the fire started by sparks on the roof was extinguished by the Fire department. TWO TRUCKERS KILLED NEAR ST. GEORGE .tr0t 1 Dasth rods tha highway Mtr Verkin on tbs Zion Park highway Wednesday morales, taking the liras of Donald Duffy, II, and Eldon H. Law, ST, both vacantly aorad to Provo, and both driven for tba Norton track Una of Provo. Tba accident happened about I a. a. while Law attempted to negotiate tba "La Tarkln taiat" about II miles from L Oeorge, but bis truck wont out of control, and buried tba driver and Daffy wbo waa aleep-fn- g on top, to tba bottom about 110 feet below. Tba truck waa 'loaded with potatoes for the Los Angolas market. Duffy was evidently killed instantly while law died at 1:10 A. U. in tba KcGrogor hospital in St. Ooorge. Tba Duffys, married only a few months, moved to Provo recently from Murray. Mr. Law recently same from Cedar City to work for Mr. Norton. VINEYARD Hr. (Inu. y. Welle, keportar The Aaronie Priesthood members furnished an Intonating pro. gram at the church services Sunday evening. The Primary association will bold their annual conferance Nov. Ilth in the ward chapel. A fine program is being prepared. The Relief Society kitchen has been completed and much credit b due Mrs. Nora Anderson for the splendid paint Job she baa dona. Axel F. Andreaaon b vblting la Los Angeles with his sons, Juel and Carl. Mr. Andreaaon bad the misfortune to fall on tba cbapel stage last week, sustaining two fractured ribs. Alena, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Carlos Miller b able to be around again, following a severe lllnesa suffered the past three weeks. Arlo Bhumway b making an indefinite stay at Grand Junction, Colorado. Mrs. Owen Harding and her fdther, Albert Holdaway spent the week end in Price, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Val D. Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Allen announce the arrival of a daughter born Nov. I, at the Utah Valley hospital. The Genealogical committee are sponsoring a Temple excursion on Friday, Nov. 14. Victor M. Andeiuon, chairman of the Temple committee requests every eligible ward member to attend. REAL ESTATE! An Estate Must sell quick Four Rooms Modern Basement Cloae in Very reasonable Total Price 1110. Owner Desiree To Trade New Modern Brick Five Rooms Apt. at Rear Lovely Flowers Extra Front South Lawn Wants Smaller Place. Two Apts. Two Modern Frame Building Largo 14100. Sets Plumbing New Type lot Price Just Four Completed Modern Largo lot Only 910. rooms N. E. e BUILDING LOTS A SPECIALTY See Them Soon Next Year Big Building Yearl Select Yonr Lot Nowl IegaTnotices County In furmeties. ORCHESTRA TO CREDITORS NOTICE December II, 1110. FERN N. BENSON, Administratrix. Publication dates in Utah Valley News, Oct 10, 17, Nov. I, 10,' 1010. B U M M O N B In tbo Fourth Judicial District Court of tba State of Utah in and for Utah County. EDITH 08TLBR THOMPSON, Plaintiff, vs. WALTER THOMPSON, defendant. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE SAID DEFENDANT: Yon are hereby summoned to appear within twenty daya after service of thb summons upon yon, if served within tbs County in which thb action b brought, otherwise, within thirty days after PHONE loee Provo, Utah O' m mtm Anew .J . . 6 kovo Dorsey! 1 ' r Enjoy Tom Thanksgiving Holiday Trip BY TRAIN It's Comiortablel You can read, write, or just relax as you rid in comfort. UgMfiil It's Carefree! You'll ba fra bom highway haxards. No worry about tha weather. No unexpected expanse. is the worlds greatest Watch for phonistl my Dorseys orchestra It a Convenient ! i LOW FARES Round trip In coaches from Provo to: Loo Angeles 522.40 S47.00 Chicago fare Also very low one-wa-y Ask local agent about tbo convenient schedules and low fares. C. H. FUNK Depot Ticket Agent Phone SIS Provo, Utah .00 A0 .. Presents KOVO programs! 2 0 Oilocjclti SPECIAL W Deceased: Creditors will present claims with vouchers at tba office of Brockbank and Pope, Knight Block, Provo, Utah, on or before 15 -- Zltgl V, Write or Phone HOWARD NELSON Pleasant Grove Phone 42-- Estate of Joseph A. Benson, EMPLOYMENT HARVEST SALE UP; CAR MAKERS TO BUILD PLANES Automobile industrial loaders report that their plants are being revamped to handle the manufacture of alrplanee, supplying a foreign demand. They declare it is comparatively easy to change over plants and gear them to plane production. This means also, they report, an expansion program for all plants. Other business news indicates a general confidence that times are going to get better. Thoughtful economists continue to point out that a war prosperity" le au exceedingly dangerous, thing that Industrial expansion to prepare for war buying simply paras tbo way for a terrific collapse la the future. But that doesn't affect Immediate profits. . As a result of nil this, reemployment has been going ahead. Tba unemployed total now Is undoubtedly at Its loweet level since 111. And It la still going down. service, and defend the above on titled action; and in case of your failure so to do, Judgment will bo rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint, which has been filed with the clerk of said court. Thb action b brought to recover a judgment dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between plaintiff and defendant. Speaking: of BROCKBANK POPE Plaintiffs Attorneys Glass Windows P. O. Address: Suite 111 Knight Bldg., Provo City, Utah. When Junior Burr took bis Publication Dates: October 10, track recently Into the front 17, November I, 10, 17. plate glass windows of Kress ft Co. In Provo, smashing up 950 j worth of gluts and merchandise, comments heard around the scene Indicated similar experiences elsewhere: "I remember when a driver drove his track right through the Woolworth store in Lethbridge, Canada, taking everything with it That trip cost two or three thousand dollars. Ha took counters and all along with him through the rear end. I remember when, In a little and Western town of 1000 population, as tha Town herd came in one -night, a Guernsey bull broke away from the herder, and entered the THE WAY TO GO open door of a dry goods and clothing store. A Bull in a China NEW, AIR - CONDITIONED Shop had nothing on this critter. Dlasal-powarBUSES He had every elefk in the store Mwe Mon Uuriwa ducking and hiding behind bales of dry goods and In dressing la nlnSw Altana; rooms and behind suits and coat Ukk ml an anlt I r iMm. anaa d toWn niM aTMan racks. He tossed everything he BmmUmr (mail than UsMM aa . . . . ECONOMICAL. came to Into mid air, and finally after a couple of tours of inspection, he saw his reflection In the Akoat Doakia EWy iOCAl UTAH inVKI huge plate glasa window to the East of the store, and made a dive tOW OH FAKES for it, going through the glass like pasteboard, but cutting his FILLMORE S.OB f rear leg so bad that ho nearly LAS VEGAS 8.00 bled to death. U AXGELE8 .. P.05 NOW Fitted Ladies and Misses FINE COTTON SLIPS A real 35c Value for Bag le ... New Special Assortment of LADIES WRAP ABOUNDS and ART SMOCKS w nlei Special Lot of Mens FINE DRESS SHIRTS Values to $1.49 for WITH THE PURCHASE OF A Factory Closeouts on Ladies DRESSES, value Qvpf New styles - Slightly imperfeet-DoIla- r LANE CEDAR HOPE auJ mjj Long or SMALL BOYS POLO SHIRTS Short Sleeves Real values Worsteds and BOYS LONG PANTS Wool-Va- lues to $1.98 for A4 mm I $1) Special Lot of Mens and Boys Fancy SILK ANKLETS Real 25c value for dpi Beautiful BRUSH WOOL SWEATERS For Ladies A real $1.50 value for nfli Real Extra Lot of Ladies FRONT APRONS mm A Values to 49c YOUR CHOICE I Ajf Plate aaU LADIES and MISSES DRESSES and Ends, bnt values to $1.00 for Odds BOYS UNION SUITS Beautiful NECKTIES Lowest Prices On Mens and Womens Underwear 491 4 2 FOR 7 2 FUe&sIhieirs 368 West Center St. PROVO ff Zimins Beit lit ad lda 5 BAN FRANCISCO DENVER OMAHA CHICAGO 1S.40 P.00 17.10 84.50 ArlAnlkirtha.Mafkn Mngton Trailways Depot Vi. E. RODRIGUE, Willard L. Sowards Agency ORCHESTRA of Central Jr The Best In Dance Music CVrt or 0M for Further Signer Ibnprrtlra Consult .. "JAe Voice ORCHESTRA NELSONS HOWARD la , a better job than any other paper. This is our province TO BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR ! To report and record events of importance to local people. Each week we aim to fill our columns with a wealth of lively and interesting: local news items and advertisements and with nary a piece of war news, or boiler plate in any of its forms. We say, let the rest of the world have its big: events, its plans and ambitions. We find it fun to be a good neighbor - - - to know what all our friends are thinking and saying, and to present their point of view. That is why everyone is reading the Utah Valley News today. We may be wrong at times, and our friends may be wrong also occasionally but if anyone in this commun-ity has a "point of view and wants to express it - News is Utah and the Valley is a this well, democracy, the "Peoples Paper. 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