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Show GIRL SCOUTS Forty girh are now working under Miss Norma Nerdin, Scout leader to obtain'their tenderfoot lmdtfes. In .about 3 weeks time they will be ready for the teHts. A program will be arranged for (the fathers and mothers of the scouts when the tenderfoot badges will be presented. Mr.- and 'Mrs. A. O. Tibby en-tertained at a 'diner IWday at the Hotel ' I'tah in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. .John II. Horlick of AViUniijiKtwit Deleawhre. ib.r .,.. :. ,5lrs,At;da:Chrislopherson unci djiMghter, limine, and Mr. and pit UelittKf ' Xylene were din ner 2iii'U of.M?. :md Mrs. On ar Ny'ne in Salt Lake AVednesdsiy evening. SCOUTS GO TO GRAND ADDY LAKES ,. Fifteen Boy Scouts were giv-en work on Thursday and Friday to clean up the county roada af-ter the flood. Frank C. Howe, eominisioiier in charge of the roads, authorized the local sup-ervisor, Arthur Cook to hire the boys so they could obtain nion-e- y to pay expenses for their trip to Grandaddies Lakes. Scoutmasters Elvin Jensen and atfield accompanied the Scouts on the trip. Word has been received from Scoutmaster Klvin that the (JO seouts arrived at Grandaddies Lakes and are having a wonder-ful time. Mrs. J. (!. Leiser !Rve fl birth-day party for her daughter Mary Lee, on Friday afternoon. - y Mr. and Mrs. 1L (. MeKhaiV turned home Monday end trip to Grand Jimiaioi, Colorado, where they were,, liv guests of Mr, and Mm. Joint; Pitman. ! j '; '' - V Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Otteson and IMx. and Mrs., Alva Harney of Spanish Fork, were guflst4t' Mr. and Mrs. Lymun OttesvUj..pn Thursday. ... t -- a . . Mrs. James J. Liliie entertain-ed a number of Salt Lake friends at a huse party "over the1 week-l . y.,,v::..;,H ' .1 .. i - Sometime ' An English visit of fsmf.inlnn alum' our tightly c!me1 n.llwa? wlmlowa Still, aa the old p"'er pliiyi-- t wild thpf cnn he npt-pni- l wtis i"'k or hotter. I Dr. and Mrs. It. G. Frazier and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lariek 1 ft Wednesday on a motor trip go-'in- g through the Northwest. ' Mrs. Hugo Newman and her two daughters, with Miss Helen Sparks of Bingham spent a few day last week with Mrs. New-man parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Millgate of Salt Lake. Mrs. Dean Lyman of Parawan, daho, is the week-en- d guest of her BWter Mrs. Flossie Ramsey. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ilied and Mr. and Mrs. J. Trowbridge were he week end guests of Mr. and '.Irs. Richard Walker. Mrs. A. A. Maeke an daughter, )el!n, and s.n, Buddy, have home from California lihere they have spent the past 2 nonths. Mr. and Mrs. William Nimmo Halt Lake were dinner guests f Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker, m Saturday. Miss Vivian Kawlings is visit-ing with her sster, Mrs. T. E. Rad- - lon n Sandy. Mr. and Mrs. George P. John-- t n entertained at their holne in Copperfield Saturday evening in :elebriition of their twentieth ..edding anniversary. Five hun-dred was the diversion of the eve-ning and the prizes won by Mrs. Charles Hudson, Mrs. Richard Wells, and Mrs. Charles Winn. Supper was served to Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Winn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aplanalp, Mrs. Mary Yates, Mrs. James Denver, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. 0. A. Mug-fur- , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burke, ir. and Mrs. W. E. Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Clinton. Mr. and Airs. Johnson received many gifts from their friends, v Miss Velma Johnson is visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs. E. W. Paxman,' in American Fork. Mrs. ehner Nylene was the week-en- d guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Woi ds Cross. Mrs. Pollin Fannin left Satur-day for Sand Point, Idaho, to' spend three weeks visiting with! Mr., Fannin's parents. Mr. Far-- ' min will leave next week for Ida. md join Mr. Fannin and visit before they return to Ringhuni. " IT'S WISE TO jggfpfjdB? fHOOSK A SIX Announcing a new production rccortl 2,000,000 Chevrolet Sixes now om the road LMitii--r-MTr---:'-''''"- '''' ' ' Tht Coach, ISbS.f.o.b. Flint factory Since January, 1929, Chevrolet has produced and sold over 2,000,000 er automobiles-near- ly five times as many as any other manufacturer has ever built in an equal length of time. These 2,000,000 buyers . have chosen Chevrolet because it offers scores of desirable qualities not obtainable in any other car so low in price. Yet, despite its many fine-c- ar advantages, the Chevrolet Six is unusually economical. Its gas, oil, tire and upkeep economy is unsurpassed. And any model can be bought for a small down payment and easy monthly terms! Come in today! port KoLdat.r Sir. ROADSTER club Sedan .... $625 or PHAETON s..lHn $676 '" 'C5 tt m m Special Sedan .. $68& Coupe $5!!5 B Si H JT (6 wire wheels stand - Sport Coupe .... $(115 ij iyB ilrd "n SPBC"' Sedan) All i t.iMt. o. b. factory, TUnt, McWn CIIEVSeOLET SIX ADDERLEY AND NICHOLS Phone 88 Bingham Canyon, Utah !;ix-rYM.i5- Eii s.iooti:m:ss .t low tost Welfew'Maw - -- : . ' 7 ' Rheumatism ' -- ' Stomach Trouble Liver Trouble -- ' Neuritis - Bad Nerves This Wonderful Medicine can Now Be Had From . BINGAfVI DRUG 7 'COMPANY Prescription Druggists Phone 19a v, 7 7 Bingham, Utah ,7: Sole Agents LONG MILES IN SHORT SECONDS HEFORIS Ktarting on a trip, other than for a vaca-tion, of courNe, consider for a minute whether a tele-phone call might save on iIip time and expense. Telephoning is a round trip, the miles there and back are just a matter of seconds, and complete discussion is as easy and tmtifaetory as being there ' in person. Friendly telephone visits with ftknds in other cities are also becoming as commonplace as busne8S calls. Jiist (rive the operator the n number if you don't km v.1 it, the name and street address. The call is generally completed like a local . call while you hold the line. When the operator gives you the number before complying the call, jot it down for furture rof'-mie- Here are a few- - samples of day rates when on do not ask for a particular person at the other tele-phone : Boise, Idaho $1.60 Butte, Montana . $1.70 Denver, Colorado . . . $1.80 Los Angeles, California $2.35 The rate to any point you wish to oaf 1 can be ' secured by asking the Long1 Dutance operator THE MOUNTAIN STATES v TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. I butin..t ji quntiti!!i. j A UNIT OF WALGREEN CO. 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