The Lehi sun. [volume], November 25, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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Bh-ihT. November 25, 1820
airfield Notes
L gorcna McKinnoy nnnouncos
Rnarrlngo of hor daughter, Josio,
Hndrew Davis of Fort Douglas.
dancing jiai'ty'Tvas glvon In tlio
Bflcld Oym on Armistice Day. The
Having wore present. Mr. and Mrs.
K Carson and Mrs. Lohmnn Mc
Key, the Missus Mlnnlo Cnrson,
Kma McKlnney, Alllo Flack, Ln
Ha Thomas, Fern and Dora Smith
H Clara Peterson Messrs. Cllrf,
Bed, Fred nnd Warren Carson,
Kde'll McKinnoy, Alfred Holdlwny
Hgmlth Allen.
Henry Armstrong has returned
He from Pnyson whoro ho hn3 spent
ftmbcr of weeks.
B
Hr aml SIrB' M" L Cook nn1 famlly
Halt I-ako, spoilt Sunday hero with
t daughter, Mrs. .1. A. Carson.
B o
Hjss Thclraa McKinnoy ontortaincd
Huay ovcnlng at hor homo, tho
Hcs ''"' Flack, Cora and Forn
h, LaVetta Thomas nnd Clara
rson. Mossrs. Cliff, Hussol and
M Carson, Kph. Wnltors and Alfred
Biway wcro prcsont.
K p. A. Thomas and daughter,
B, of Lehl, wero at Fairfield Sun
Kvenlng. HL nni1 J,r8, Dan Carlqulst aro
H!t0 spend an Indoflnato tlmo with
HI Carlaulst's mother, Mrs. Serena
Hnnoy.
R and Mrs. Ether Carson aro re
ftg ovor tho arrival of a baby
B Mother and babo aro doing
Bon Carson, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ht Carson, Is ill with pneumonia.
Hi and MrB- J- L- McKinnoy, who
Bbccn visitors at Salt Lake, ro
d homo today.
Bxe Walters has roturncd after
Rlng a month .at American Fork i
Miss LaVotta Thomn. nnd Fern"
Smith motorod to Amorlcan Fork Wed
nesday. TO HIS MAJBSTY THF. UAHY
Wlion grandma greet you Xnimi morn
Ing, nhnt bettor present can you har
for hor than your photo, studio open
Saturdays Ovor llrondbent Store
Strategy.
The director took the studio xiollnlst
to one side, "ln the uot su'iip," he
whispered, "tho mr ling Kot to register
Intense nnguMi. When Hint p0,,t
comes piny some old tlrlnitltig song."
Film Fun.
-o .
Winged expresses.
Utile rock pigeons llj from 'J3 to 20
miles m hour. Phennnnts nt their
best cover nhout .13 miles nn hour
nnd partridge from t!0 to ,U miles nn
hour. Carrier pigeons hne been found
to do ns much ns !V) miles nn hour.
Literal Truth.
rr?!Ln ,c,row,le(1 transport going to
France, ho men had to sleep uhcro
they could find room. One of them.
SnR on.ll, (,cclc snl'1 t0 hl' ,m(I'y:
lulk nbout your hardships I This
is Uio hardest ship I wns over on "
THROW OUT THE LINE
Glvo Them Help and Many Lehl
People Will Be Happier.
"Throw Out tho Llfo Lino"
Weak kidneys need holp.
Thoy'ro of ton overworked thoy
don't got tho poison lllterod out of the
blood.
Will you help thorn?
Doan's Kidney Pills huvo brought
bonoilt to thounsnds of kldnoy suffor
ors. Lohl tostlmony provos their worth.
Mrs. Allco J. Tuckllold, Third West
and First North Sts., Lehl, suys: "I
linvo used Doan's Kidney Pills several
tlmos and I know how good thoy are.
Whon I hnto backacho and dizzy
spoils and my kldnoys nro not nctlug
right, I uso n box of Doan's Kidney
Pills and they alwnys strengthen my
kldnos und quickly stop tho pain."
Prli'o GOc, nt all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kldnoy romed got
Doans Kidney Pills tho samo that
Mrs Tiukllold had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Mfrs, Iluffalo, N. Y ndv.
--. iniR I'EHI SUN, LEm, UTAn Pa mvo 1
ffipEAMERICAN RED CRQSSJKj
W.: IN PEACE TIME ffi
y r'' Aiding Poland fTp
But for the work or American Ited Cross agents In all regions of Poland
miring tho Inst twelve months, hundreds of thousnnds of pcoplo In thnt tragic
country today would bo under tho ood, victims of hunger, disease and expo,
sura Tho Job In Poland Is ono of tremendous proportions nnd cannot be
abandoned for many months to come. Here Is a typical sccno: A Rod Otom
worker at tho thMtlo" of a soup kitchen where b"ndreds of unaarnourUfced
women nnd children are fed dully.
Maybe That's So.
Jud Tunklns snys ninny n mnn
would bo more prosperous If he could
got ns enthusiastic over his own busi
ness as ho does over the efforts of n
perfect stranger to Innil n hit that'll
bring In a run. Washington Star.
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Regulating tne Concrete mixer.
The hour ghiN principle hns been
employed In nn nliiiust nutomntlc con
crete mixer In which the Ingredients
full through three cotie-shnpcd hop
pers In succession nnd nro knended together.
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Duration of Lightning.
A llnsh of lightning lights up tho
ground for one-millionth of n second,
yet It seems to us to Inst eer so much
longer. Whnt happens Is thnt the Im
pression remnlns In tho retlnn of tho
eye for nbout one-eighth of n second.
m liBPIfli B1 why
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HHHHHIHliP' arc so unusual, so refreshing, so
gHMWJIeBBfc satisfying. First, quality second,
B JHHBHrWHr- Camels expert blend of choice Turltish
I dVf hlJAH anc cnolcc Domestic tobaccos which
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IHrt eM I IrJrwrH. smoked straight I
H jPV;:B""'Cki!rr rH Camels blend makes possible that
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m HftlflslekWIiHi never tire your taste I
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m HH SL "i I tlBm taste or unpleasant cigaretty odor I
m dflBrrHaBiBliLfl Bfi or your own satisfaction compare
rrB U.t IT 9K Camels puff by puff with any ciga
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AMERICAN RED GROSS
TO GIVE RURAL HELP
Program for Public Health and
Community Welfare Is Now
Well Under Way.
rturnl communities and towns of less
than 8,000 population boriout In a very
Inrgo pnrt by tho public health and
community welfnro work of tho Ameri
can Itcd Cross. Almost all of tho
0.C00 lied Cross chapters hnvo somo
rurnl sections In their territory. There
fore tho Ited Cross Rural Service.
Urtefiy, Uio purposo of Rural Serv
Ico Is to assist peoplo to got out of llfo
moro health, wealth and hnpplness. In
this purposo public health Instruction
and general educational progress of
both children and adults play a big
part
Recreation Is found to be ono of the "
biggest needs In rurnl llfo. Thero Is ol
Inck of sunk-lent plny-llfo for tho chtl-1"
dren nnd soclnt llfo for Uio adults. I
Picnics, pageants, debating clubs,
bnselinll leagues, community singing 8
nnd other social events which bring -thc.pcoplo
of surrounding communities
together hnvo been orgnnlzcd nnd enr
tied on under tho guldanco of Red
Cross rurnl workers to great advan
tage In many Inatnnccs solving rec
leutlonnl problems nnd getting people
together proves to bo tho nwakcnlng
f the community to other conditions
v hich mny bo Improved by uulted
'trllon.
Ah n result of community organiza
tion, townships In which there had
hern neither plans nor Interest In
(omiuunlty progress hnvo been organ
ized to work together with tho unified
uirposo of bringing their community
'! to the most enlightened slumlords.
.. ure and muslcul entertainment
tourscs hnvo been started us a result
of community meetings, as well ns clr-
olntlug libraries, Red Cross schools of
Instruction In Homo Nursing, Cnro of
I ho Sick and First Aid. In tho larger
towns tho need for rcstrooms and pub
lic comfort stations Is bolng mot. Play
grounds for tho children have been
stabllshcd nnd recreational activities
worked out for the year.
In order that thero may bo concerted
i (Tort In carrying on tho programs of
i ho various welfnro agencies In Uio
rurnl districts. Red Cross Rurnl Serv
ice helps the orgnnlrntlons already on
tho ground. The main object of tho
ten Ire Is to lend a hand everywhere
nnd tuke the lend only whero neccs-tary.
Wesley's Physical Toughness,
Spnro illot nnd eniiHtliiit exerelho In
i ho kten morning ulr helped to endow
Won ley with thnt umnzliig physlcnl
toughness which enabled him, when
olght-llvo yours old, to walk six miles
to n prcnthlng appointment und do
claro that the only sign of old ago
ho felt uns thnt "ho could not walk
nor run quite so fnHt as ho once did."
W. II. Frlehett In "Wesley nnd Ills
Country."
The Illg Snlo Continues at Pooplo's
Co op. ndv.
Too Mny Misting Periods.
Mnry wns In tho hospital for nomo
tlmo nnd did not seo ns much of her
mother ns sho would hnvo liked, nnd
bownlled tho fact by saying: "Oh,
mnmmn, I only seo you nt tho tops and
bottom of theso days and I don't like
it n bit"
Law of Nature.
"You mny accept this ns n truo
story." remnrked tho mnn on tho car,
"the fellow who impends much of tils
I tlmo knocking tho town doesn't erect
any of Its tall buildings." Toledo
Ulnde.
Olive Oil Esientlal.
Although ollvo oil ns n food nnd
medicinal oil can bo replaced very
largely by other vcgetnblo oils, there
are ono or two technlcnl uses, wool
spinning, for Instnnce, for which no
entirely sntlsfnctory substltuto has yot
been found.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX
Notlco Is horoby glvon thnt a
special tax for tho purposo of paying
for tho grndlng, curbing and guttor
lug with cement, constructing drain
ago nnd Irrigation system to carry
wator across tho streets and Inter
sections, constructing prlvnto drive
ways, installing water servlco nnd
paving with plain soven Inch con
croto, Main Stroot botwoon Contor
Strcot nnd Socond West Stroot In
Paving District No. 3 of Lohl City,
Utah, has boon lovlod nn confirmodd
by nn Ordinance of tho City Council
passed Novombor 13, 1920, nnd of
foctlvo Novombor 19, 1920, respec
tively. Snld special tax Is lovlod upon tho
following descrlbod real property ln
Lehl City, to-wlt: Doglnnlng nt tho
southeast comor of Lot 1, Uloclt 40,
thenco north 100.0 foot; thoneo woet,
along n lino paralloll with and distant
100.0 foot north from tho north prop
erty lino of Main Stroot 792.0 foot to
a point 100.0 foot north from Iho
southwest comor of Lot 2, Uloclc 39;
thoneo south along tho oast proporty
lino of Socond West Stroot, 2CC.0 foot
to a point 100.0 foot south from tho
northwost corner of Lot G, Illock 32;
thoneo oast, along a lino parallel with
and distant 100.0 foot south from tho
south proporty lino of Main Stroot,
792.0 foot to n point 100.0 root south
from tho northeast corner of Lot 8,
Illock 31; thenco north along tho wost
proporty lino of Contor Streot, 16G.0
foot to tho placo of beginning, nil in
Plat "A", Lohl City Survoy of Dulld
Ing Lots. And Ib duo nnd payablo In
ten equal nnnual Installmonts begin
ning Novombor 19, 1921, tho dnto up
Ion which tho first Installment becomes
delinquent.
Interest at tho rato of 0 por annum
on tho whole, amount of of said tax
shall bo computed from tho dato tho
w aammamamaawamma iw w w
ordlnnnco confirming tho lovy of said
tax boenmo effeetivo, to-wlt, Novom-
bor 19, 1920, and Intorost at said rato ,fl
on tho wholo ntnount of Bald tax un- ,l
paid Bhall bo duo and payable with !fl
onch installment. If nny Installment W
or Intorost aforesaid Is not paid on AU
tho dato whon tho samo bocomes duo, 'dB
then tho wholo amount of tho tax jB
unpntd at tho tlmo said Installment ',M
or Intorost Is duo will bocomo duo and 'H
payablo and will draw Intorost At tho H
rato of 8 por, annum until aila of ,fl
tho proporty assessed; provided, ono mU
or moro Installmonts in tho ordor in v 'H
which thoy nro pnyablo, or tho wholo I
spoclal tax unpaid, may be paid on
tho day nny Installment becomes duo, A
by paying tho ntnount thoroot and in-
torcst to snld dnto. 'fl
Ono or moro of said installments
In tho ordor in which thoy aro pay- H
ablo or tho whole spoclal tax mny
bo paid at any tlmo within ton. days
aftor tho ordlnnnco confirming tho 'iHj
levy of said tax bocomes cffoctlvo, ''
without Interest.
All special tnxos afo payable at my 'H
onico at tho City Hall in Lohl City.
Datod at Lohl City, Utah, this 20th 'M
of Novombor, 1920.
THOMAS POWERS, .
City Treasurer nnd Colloctor H
of Spoclal Taxes, H
First Publication Novombor 2E, 1920.
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You'll be happy If you call iH
And ask us plumbing to In- 'H
stall.
TIIERG is no dolay in H
our plumbing syBtotn. H
Wo don't indulgo in oxcusos. H
Wo got right on tho Job H
and finish It up in a hurry. Hj
Wo don't alight our work, nj
howovor. Wo put in fix- jfl
turos that stay put and wo
render a bill that plcasos '
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Tho shadow of OLD AG-E hovers always over !
Youth and Manhood. The older we grow the darker ' I
the shadow.
Tho thing which can best brighten this shadow
and make it loss fearful is MONEY IN THE BANK.
Begin NOW to bank your money. Then youth
will bo cheerful, manhood happy and old age a com- I
fort. j M
Wo invito YOUR Banking Business. I
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