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Show Rrmin of Old Kom "The i'uliiilnM lillt, Itome, h now a public pari?; tfie Jantculnm bas been converted Into walki and drive. V PRESIDENT EmOlis IN RED CROSS f S J " v t A . " , ry, , 4 t r& V , t - ' l'tJ ' U 'yk f President Hoover, who is also president of the American Red Cross, enrolls In the annual Roll. Call of the society, which occurs from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day, November 11 to 28. Public. Enamfa ""That fliers ore men In all countries vlin cet. their living by war and by fcrenlng up the quarrels of nation ! is shocking a It Is trne; but when tli'jse who are concerned In the gov-ernment of a country make It a study to sow discord . and cultivate prejn 'lices between nations It becomes the more unpardonable. Thomas Paint. , Jury of Graciaa OrlflnT Trial by Jury Is geuurully vnncedp io have originated wltb tbe Ureek :n Alliens a certain number it w ni'ii, selected by lot, beard- - and 1e I, led onner the direction of a juttge very case to be irled at law, a dJf leroni group of men bearing escB case similar system. was adopted In a (tome. Tbe Normans mad use of a rimitlv form of Jury when they era incred England la 1060, calling Ukb 'lnr,cests." I Unci. Ebrn "Yon enn't llu jti'ljL'C innn by de wmpnny tie keeps, " mild Um-l- Kben. 'Mmiy a purty low down cltlnen man-nge-to Rtt hlsself a fine dog." Wash-ington Star.' , ...AS Vantrlloqaiam i The essential of ventrll i niulam consUte In tak'ng a full breath li on keeping the muscles of the client and neck fixed, and speaking wltb thf mouth almost closed and the lips and i.wer low as motionless as poarfblc niillo nlr Is very slowly expired "ironch a narrow glottis. No air mum Felipe tliroueb the nose Own Giving ., 1'liere l h rrt;!ft.cftl reltitlonahlp between' our felvlna end the Mcming; which will come to (is. Hev Samuel D. Price. SKarp Practla A seedy negro was borrowing $10 for on week, and on counting It dis-covered only 19, to which be called the loan man's attention. ' ft was t plained that II had been deducted a Interest, and as enstomnry was col-lected In adranr. Blinking his eye In amazement, he scratched hit head nnd mumbled: "Te sho' glad Ah didn't need dls money fo' ten weeks." -- Forbes Magaxln a DaughterY ladlgnatloa " ' Nothing nmltes lmi?Mi'r more In 'IU;n:im tlinn; fiitfuT's not being able to ninke monpy noif"ii rnritiifr enn rlress as ehn En Qiilrcr. .. .,v Baniih tha Imp If you nre np BKulnst n hard Job h!!t seems tnipnssllile, kick out the end work heartily nnd cheerily Sir rtiihert Pnilen Powell. " " ' " : """" r f ' ;WW wmx imwiMiiaMMWwn mum. mxaixmmmiiMam , J ' ; f I ' r-v- v o - , ; f. w Americals:!answer,;to:';' 5 iimiarii tys :ehallenge IheepUb AdmIIoa Many a big Onancler who would think nothing of turning a balf-ml- l lion dollar, business deal, will sheep Ishly admit to cherishing high spots of the most astonishing character a Inst-mln- touchdown during college days; th farewell kiss of an old sweetheart, or even an exceptionally low golf score. Farm and Fireside. Thousands ol ' prescrlpUona for thUi ol stops pain In headBChes.ne ; remarkable formula vers filled by ralgia, dental pain, rheumatism, druggists last year, over 20,000 phy- - now cornea In handy tabes Ot eiciens, dentists and welfare nnrces 12 tablets, 25c 80 tablets 60c, meb recommend and endorse as cine chest alzo $1.00 at 'any pre a harmless, safe, rapid relief for scrlptlon druggist or on receipt of vain, depression, fevor, cold, flu. price from Co Bolton, KAf, , Contains No Aspirin or Other Heart Depressants. . k j nadachss! Colds! Neuralgia! Dental Pain! I ' i "i I This illustration shows the Peninsular s 2"- - ff'l'il - 11 SPLENDID, a full Porcelain enamel ssss--a- V --- T Igrrl'7' - "vV .w gi1 stove of great beauty, resplendent in t : - ' - HpHiJ';i:Y7 "Tfin M its attractive combinations of gray or ' t ,'T,,.'f ('r ' tan. Made of unusually heavy cast-"- -' I ' ' " W,JjJfS ti''" iron, fully guaranteed, absolutely de- - , i . ' . - :" ' pendable, it is a range of long life and , 1 --lwif p--ffy -d- estructible v;;- -, w C If n 1p " ygc-S-g v j To increase its efficiency, every :.'.-.- JUSt a Omall UepOSlt ; iyiihSAvZB J- - nn known mechanical feature has been CA-- - rnrp-- -- Tl If built into the SPLENDID The ac- -. " tJeCUTeS W. V K'f - 11 VH curate arrangement of flues, drafts, - World's Best-'- " m&Jrl o 41 J&h daTrs' ai.nd sTls w-- ! ,enabl.cf.yu t( VT, ' ll--v-j positive as- - - No Extra Charge . , fejybssi of r ryf-- L Jl The fire-bo- x is equipped with duplex- - - tOr DelWery tmjyhi X-- f M grates and is most efficient in teat EQJh JESSI MXA radiation. You may burn hard or soft , ' ' ' ' ' . J i&g2? fV'c e coal, wood or coke with economy."" : " ' , rUt.i" May be had with or without the rootfiy , l kjt6 warming closet and also wit,h or with- - , " j i' out the hot water reservoir. - ' : Specially Priced for This Sale . ; FfBiDisilar al 1 us l ALL THIS MONTH with the most OOOOOOOOOOOOOO I amazing stove values in Coal Range his- - tory, this big DOUBLE OPPORTUN- - i RI TV MHWI1 r ITY SALE offers home makers the MJJ I lJ KJ V I ; N 0 W chance of a lifetime to put a modern, gsv,. - ' " " '.J . IS highly-efficie- nt Peninsular Coal Range in f$V)ir' ' YOUR : their, homes at a TREMENDOUS SAV- - iH--H-Lj ' i ING! Every stove specially priced for this fePal '" BIG-.'- outstanding event! fSvp 'I oppoRTUNrry , Don,twlit . . don,tdclayl miStheop. TO GET portumty you've been waiting for and the Penin- - S0SSr ' ""' sular is the Coal Range you'll want to buy. In Sr , "'. . ',! . THE addition to offering the utmost in cooking per-- w-- a-- r. - n. .' ' DUCT feet iott, a Peninsular Coal Range offers you stove L-ne- ce Dinner Set j beauty, stove economy and LASTING SATIS- - ' range , asA---- - at-ev- . i amkfr?v . - somely decorated American white MADE 2 iK?..-?- 6 piece Dinner Set china. Given FREE with every Pen-v-insular Coal Range purchased during PHONES This Sale Offers a Shower of 9St1V ' ' i?fifi7R1! Super-Bargain- s and Record Many Styles to Breaking Values for the Thrifty Select From J Your choice of a Peninsular Coal T . T " Tf Range is practically unrestricted. tnuawuw.uuttu n V Manr beautitul styles, all resplendent.' O9OOOeOOO0O in their fine combination of CtOSy Credit lermS gray or tan, await your choosing. SEE THEM TOMORROW! CITIZENS COAL & SUPPLY CO. Coal, Ice, Hay and Grain DELIVERED to all Parts of Bingham Canyon PHONE 39 - Bingham & Garfield j , , j RAILWAY COMPANY Shin your freight via Bingham and Garfield Railway. Fast j daily merchandise cars from Salt Lake City In connection 1 with the Union Pacific System. ji ' USE COPPER Brass piping for $4500 cottage only costs $48.87 t more than galvanized iron piping and will I LAST FOREVER i T. H7PERLEYWITS. II. L. DAVIDSON 5 Asst. Gen. Frsight & Pass. Agt. Agent 3 Salt Lake City, Utah Bingham, Utah S mm- - Vfe'iiM ikxtM N'inL l m-- )rm& iv.ii. SOaac and Sound A producer tells as that the movie of the future will be it combination ol silence and sound. W know what that la a tarn carrying on an orgu ment wltb bis wife .n ' In Md'i Garden In the tin 'I' ii n'lth t .lit ntM end our! I and ruin, ltli .Hie sun and the winds and the stars nnd Hip mtmn, a mur must be honest with himself Wem an's Home nr.inn!n - v m No Tim ta Squabble In the old days, thinks a phllosophei mi the American Magazine, families took op so much time making both ' nds meet that they didn't bar Uom io squabble about anything. RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS PRINT BOOKS FOR BLIND On of the most appealing services that la carried forward by women vol-unteers nnder the American Red Cross Is that of transcribing popular and scientific books into Braille for read-ing by the blind. This work was started at Evergreen hospital, wher blind veterans of ths World War were sent after tbe Armistice. The Red Cross now has 1,155 volun-teer Braille transcribers, and last year they produced 442 tltlas In 1,849 vol' nines, or 178,000 pages of Braille. The majority of the books go to the Library of Congress and public li-braries throughout tbe country,, al-though aome of tho books go to schools for the blind and, In a few instances, test books are transcribed tor some individual scholar io order ta help him complete bis course In som study. The work Is supported from the Red Cross Roll Call for members which occurs each year from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day. LABOR HEAD URGES SUPPORT OF RED CROSS "Invariably It Is tbs masses of the people which suffer most when disas-ters ' occur," stated William Green, president ot the American Federation of Labor, recently. "Because they suffer n.ost and be-cause of their helplessness, the minis tratlons of the Red Cross organization take on added significance and impor-tance. No doubt many lives among these particular groups are saved through the prompt servlno which this organization gives. . "Because tbe American Federation oi Labor appreciates this fact, we have supplemented the appeal ot the Ameri-can Red Cross at each Roll Call period tor memberships from the great mass ot working men and women and their ramllles. "The continued service o the Amer-ican Federation of Labor In this most human and unselfish work will b most cheerfully rendered." Mr, Green is a member ot the Board t Incorporator of the American Red Cross. NURSES ENROLLED WITH RED CROSS FOR SERVICE Enrolled wltb the Nursing Service of the American Red Cross at Wash-lugto-are 49,000 nurses, qualified under the society's regulations, who may be summoned to service in time ot disaster or other emergency. From the Red Cross enrollment were assigned 20,000 nurses in the World War. ' These Red Cross nurse are the standing reserve ot the Army and Nary Nurse Corps ot the United States, and are also called upon for service In other governmental health services. AIRPLANES DROP TONS OF FOOD DURING FLOOD Army, Nary and Alabama National Guard airplanes delivered twenty five tons of supplies furnished by the American Red Cross to flood refugee who were completely cut off from any other aid, during the serious floods In four southeastern States early this spring. The three services made an average of fifty flights a day, delivering medl-- cine, food, clothing and blanket. Most of the supplies were dropped to the refugee who were Isolated on ' hill tops and high ground, by tbe flood water. Naval aviators made a total of 115 flights during the flood period, em-bracing 15,000 miles. Observation plane also reported by radio wher ' . marooned refugees could be located, ai a magnificent program of with the Red Cross relief force waa carried forward by all three aviation service. Little St. Eustatlus Island In the Dutch West Indies gav retug to American ships during the Revolution The hurricane ot last September struck the Island, causing heavy loss The American Red Cross was glad tr send a small cash relief fund In rr membrane of the historic frlendshti of tbe Island folk for this republic |
