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Show VALLEY UTAH GRAND VIEW (Mra. Rex Griffith Phone Mr. and - Reporter) 014-R- Mr. Afion Harward here jurt returned from through souiliera Utah visited liryee, Zion and ,uivoiis aud spent a day a trip They Gland at the Bt. George temple. Sunday Uvening was lutiduited Mr. and Mrv. John Rtratum and family left .Saturday morning fur a trip to Yellowstone park. They returned recently from a trip art where they with tiieir sou Jaik who is on a mission. Laurel (.ibi-ihad the honor to he the first the percontestant to receive petual trophy cup in the visitors division at the State Gladiolus Show in Salt Lake last week. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Nuttall received several prizes on their bulbs and Mi's. counselor Harv-Harward. Riders Mason and Ne:!sou of Provo wno are flowers also. returned missionaries rtvently from the Southeastern States Next Sunday were the speakers. The evening services will be under choir furnished the music. the direction of the Stake A committee. apodal program has been arranged. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Nuttall have as their guest Miss Louise Brim-ha- ll of Pleasant Grove. by inu-siu- Mis-sona- KJ A WOULDNT YOU Like To De Able To Say Birthday Party for Essie Harward was given by a group of friends Monday afternoon. Sewing was the enand a delightful tertainment luncheon was served to Theo, Cleo, Montez, Noma and Irene Mrs, Eva Harward, Harward, Haws and the guest of i Theora honor who received many lovely gifts. WELCOME f TO OUR HOME! Well. TOC can eay It and mean It, too. Yoa can build and own y our own home at no more expense than your present outlay tor rent Be sure to ask us for Inform- atlon. No obligation, of eourse. R. S. CURTIS Agency An Invitation to all those who would like to participate In the ward choir is being extended by the ward chorister, Charlotte Davies and the Bishopric. Choir practice is held Sunday evenings at 7 p. m. Perry (Mrs lewe Howard ho- - eoun- - - Nb-lso- beet: Her rho-- Reporter) to a"t as 2nd 'ii m the Y. M. M. I. A. as secretary to Kay Selection of Utah as the state affording- the most aptake i he piace of Ross Brlnley geographical and sociological conditions for a field propriate and Verlami Marrott who were standards of living in small villages of comparative study released with a vote of thanks as towns has just been announced by with larger compared for their faithful service during School of Business of Stanford University. Graduate the the past year. over Is work being urban camera diatnbuted Preliminary Ray Gillman, Harold Johnson week on the socio- the state, surrounded by small this started have and been Roy Nicholas economic study of that phase of villages remote from the influ-em- e chosen to act as stake missionfo very large cities. This rural lviing conditions concerned aries. for comwith the availability and prices of provides an ideal set-uThe principal speakers at Sac- selected household articles such parisons of living standards as rament meeting Sunday evening as clothing, variety items, and between strictly rural towns and were Thelma Harris. Ray provisions. In other words. It Is small cities. So far as is known, Evan Wilberg, and Roy desired to ascertain whether this will be the first systematic Nicholas. similar income groups living in study of its kind. The field work which will InMr. and Mrs. Clarence Harris different localities, especially In left Sunday by motor with Mr. email villages as contrasted with volve many interviews with conaud Mrs. Alfred Goff of Bingham larger twons. are enabled to en- sumers, is being organized by Dr. to the same degree the vari- J. Knight Allen, a member of the for a trip to Yellowstone park. joy They expect to be gone a week. ous comforts of life, or whether faculty of the Graduate School of in certain districts higher prices Business, who will enjoy a brief Mrs. J. W. Johnson of Mam- and a limited range of merchanvacation in the state after the moth arrived Wednesday to visit dise result in varying scales of study is under way and before re ' relatives and friends in Orem. living.' suming his teaching duties at Stanford in to a be is factual This September. Two A Relic-ionstudy Supper in alumni of the same institution, was enjoyed at Canyon Glen based upon findings made also native Utahns, will continue Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. many localities throughout the Wendell Swensen, Mr. and Mrs. state. The results of the study the investigation for perhaps These men are Luke Culiimore and family, Mr. and any conclusions reached will several months. Dix M. Jones, who has been busiand Mrs. Cealy Newell and fam- be set forth in a report to be pubness manager of Weber College, ily. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wright lished by the University and made Ogden, and Richard B. Sonne of and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- available at cost to the public. ence Wright and family, Mr. and The Stanford Graduate School Logan, who has been grantt d a Mrs. Orris Newell, Mr. and Mrs. of Business is interested In the leave of absence by Utah State Agricultural College In order to Ross Brlnley, Mrs. Annie Wright, national significance of studies of participate in this study. The Amasa Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kirk of Kamas, Mr. and this sort. In Utah it finds an general director of the study is Mrs. Vance Smith and family, excellent background for such a David E. Faville, Professor of a Marketing in the Stanford GradMr. and Mrs. Lamar Brems of study, namely, social organization In rural areas uate School of Business, who will Mr. Mrs. and Karl Kelsch Magna. a number of small, compact be In Utah from time to time. and daughter Betty of Yivlbn and p n. s Vegetables for Canning should be brought in by all people with children attending the Spencer school. For further Information contact Goldie Davis, Park. who has charge of this work for Mrs. Leon Yates left during canning for school lunches. the week for Roseville, Calif, to join her husband who Is employed Bulova there. Ladies LOST Wri- -t Watch, made of rolled e Mrs. Ray Fautin and Mrs. Gold with black band. Return Wright spent Tuesday at to lleindselnuin Jewerly Co., Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Nielson 120 W. Center, Trovo. Reward motored to Lagoon. Monday, taks ing their along to enjoy a day of fun. I THOSE 80 LrCfcCti to FOR ElOVO 1936 DESOTO Sedan . 45-lb- s. per roll Regular $1.79 90-lb- s. 51.19 5149 2.69 A complete stock of ROOF PAINTS AND COATINGS Call Us for Estimates consolidate: 255 W. PHONE 244 Adi pfeoaf . . 31.35 $33.10 mil m trtdk vsry as tmeumjr ons-wa- y WRITTEN Provo, Utah GUARANTEE Anderson Garage PLYMOUTH Real Buys In Real Estate! DeSOTO International Trucks Used Cab Lot at 265 SOUTII UNTV. AYE. Center j awwsnsts:.,a:s5wa::ffls:::::KaKn!.,jra2S j Ladles' and Gentlemens FIVE TAILORING Both SUITS and COATS at $25 np REPAIRING ALTERING 85:5 90? Bunker Farms REMODELLING See Phone While You Wait! HALF SOLES 401 South 2nd West 5933 5 Plewaan COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE Brick Cottage conveniences. Good garden spot; garage; close s jj Drive Out for 1 I DINNER I CHICKEN I m Served to yon piping hot, right out of skillet, with hot rolls H end French Fried Potatoes $2,000. 6 Room Stucco Part Base2 sets of plumbing; ment, furnace, close in. $3,000. Brick Cottage, Near B. Y. U. Completely fine lot. Immediate possession available $3500. 5 Room Brick Ilom-w- ith Sleeping Porch, 2 Basement Apts., 2 sets of plumbing and furnace; deep lot, garage, facing south. N. E. $4200. Farm with Splendid Water Rights 50 acres In alfalfa, 10 acres grain, with Improvements. 2 miles from Spanish Fork. The price will surprise you. d; re 503 BARBECUE SPARE RIBS new dish, with all the trimand youll love It mings A SANDWICHES SHORT ORDERS es j HEAL REALTY CO. WB BELL THE EARTil aad INSURE ITS CONTENTS" And Sava Ton Money on Sure Insurance 165 Wert Center - Pohne 4 Alter Hour Call: J. B. SYRETT Are. REX GRIFFITHS Radio, Washers and Refrigerators REPAIRING Phone 24 810 West Center Phone 101 At Furniture Exchange 29c fans. r' FOR SALE! NEELS Mod. Brick Full basement, H.A. heat, garage, Beautiful surroundings. All special improvements paid. Can give Immediate pos- See the home and session. ask the price and terms, p jj . c jj n I See The Beautiful Brick Home in the N. E. section. S Rms. I 2 sets of plumbing, double n garage. A money maker, See Us For What "33Mgr'i COMPLETE 5 Room Ticket Agent Phone 312 J RALPH'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE The Home of Guaranteed Service View 63 North Unlv. Ave. Phone 61S )G Mens Robber Provw 016R-- 3 Mens Ladies or Children's 28.53 51.90 37.10 7 The Tailor Can Trust" FRED E. RAY 78 N. Unlv. l MITCHELL FEEDS A Name You l Yon Wantl jj H Ahlander Mfg. H i jj r.laSio Ezitra fJcnoy this year with another brood of chicks. Eg and poultry prices are good and should continue to improve since the government has guaranteed prices for two years ahead. By brooding again now you can materially increase your income for the year. Timpanogos Extra-Qualit- y Chicks in all leading varieties, day-ol- d or started, am nvailablo for Immediate or fhtnre delivery through the summer and fall months. Order now while present low price . . are still in effect: LEGHORNS, only $16.00 per 100 Heavies slightly higher, with discount allowed On fall orders booked now. Call in or phone today, and let ns help you Make More Money I PURINA CIIOWS for Poultry and Livestock Approved Custom Grinding and Mixing Service Timpanoges 710 East 3rd South Hatchery PROVO Phone 613 I J 476 S. Unlv. Ave. Co. Provo j J. j 1 L. FISCHER Sheet Metal Works I 372 Wee Center j UTAH il 53 North Co. University Copper and Sheet Iron Work Tin PROWS and STEIN Realty I Cwv) Avenue g ' rr WELDERS Guaranteed W. W. THOMAS, i i ttii-.'.Hf.Jj- REBUILT 432 Went Center AUTOS Army Shoes Provo, Utah TIRE3 Big Values for Little Money at TIRE DeLuxe Shoe Repair 73 North 1st West Provo SAM REPAIRING The Shoe Sole Man We fix the Sole of jomr Shoo whether it be yblU or invisible Sole of Shoe. SAM - The Shoe Man- 276 W ert Center St. See Us Nott- Tom Demos Brimhall Bros, Shoe Shop - U. S. TIRES and BATTERIES "I" " ELECTRIC RUBrER RECAPPING 343 West Center 1130 . Glass Radiator end Spring Senrire PHONE 100 PROVO Modern j Twin-Pin- TAILORING 57 Bale jj jj Neat In. I Now! Rhone 031 II 4 4n Phone 034R1 onion pacific nniinono , : OWEN DRAPER Brand 0. K. Pound jj or tmtUr datoiA. soaawlb W. D. ELY, Depot T At 350 North 17th Wert Call there for money saving prices on all kinds of dependable repairs. SEE BINDING TWINE jj Cars and Ready With a I rock surfaced Regular $3.25 .. bishopric . Nails and Cement. . 2133 3823 $33.39 48.60 23.93 43.00 35.25 FIX-I- CUh In New Location! BEAR RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Automobile General w. F. WI8COMEE hSUwbrt SUwbg Cara 'ktwki.BaIhllMhn.l.SkpM. Liberal return limits. Also low AH Good 17 PIONEER is made in the West to withstand the Wests rigorous climate. DESERT ROOFING 108 Square Feet per roll per roll Portland . 1937 GMC Truck LOOPING SALES Regular $1.33 .... .... Danvar Kansas City . 1937 CHEVROLET Truck r s. ward Full time job for capable girl, doing housework. Give experience, wages wanted, references. Write Box 218 PROVO. From Provo to: . To Go 35-Ib- Sixth See Sli.lila Caia PrOTO, -- SAMPLE LOW ROUND TRIP FARES hCUSwgw 8.MI-- J DOC. INSURANCE la Coinh Los Angelas . . . $22.40 47.00 Chicago West 8rd North IMS Phone LOANS and REAL ESTATE . The Voice of Central Utah" VETERINARIAN SO-lb- s. principal trains. . Complete with Cwt. Green Tag" COMMUNITY CHURCH A real Egg Produecr $2.09 MIXED PIG FEED $1.56 Comer 2ml .V. and Unlv. Avenue WHEAT, Recleaned Hard $162 Church School 9:45 a. m. Soft $1.57 Morning Service 11,00 a. m. 1 FED $1.22 Young People, C. E. 4:00 p. m. DAIRY OYSTER SHELL PlIot"....$ .98 The theme of the morning service will be The Higher CAItCITE $ .40 Deliiacy." EGG BASKETS The Ladies Aid are holding an Each $1.65 Rubber Covered I. C. Social on the church lawn, SPRAY FLY Friday, August 22. All Welcome. gallon 65c Animal, (bulk ) Household (bulk) ... gallon 95c lots) (5c gal. discount In BAPTISMS -- 1935 DODGE Sedan and BATT SERVICE LAVING MASH, arrive rested, ready for business or pleasure. Choice of accommodations. Delicious Dining Car meals. Registered Nurse Stewardess service on 1936 CHEVROLET Coupe KOVO Complete MATTRESS enter-prizin- . scholarships. Factory Finance IIow to beat the heat on your summer trips: Leave your car at home, and step into the refreshing, comfort of a Union Pacific train. You'll be "cool as a cucumber" all the way . . . -- Utah County Mattres3 On Main Highway, West Drive, Provo Good Brii k Home, with cement cellar, about two acres choice soil, flowing well, together wlih Cement Brii k constructed manufacturing plant; equipped AT with 40 H. I. Steam Boiler; Only Fctory In Utah County! . 10 H. P. Steam Engine; 15 H. P. We are not represented by any EnGas two Steam Evaporator; transient mattress workers, but PERSONAL gines and other accessories that will call for and deliver without could he transformed lo various extra charge. Co. A real 13 East Center Phone 022 manufacturing purpose. Just Phone 345 g snap for quick sale foe the Or drop ns a card minded. industrial LOANS INSURANCE 661 West 2nd North Write: I). FINN EAR, Route I, PROVO UTAH Box 96 Provo, Utah. FOR SALE 1933 CIIEV. SERVICE" Coupe, $125.00 (By Owner) $10.00 lkiwn. Balance $10.00 per month. Ihoue 13. DR. ARTHUR VANCE Vacation By Train 1936 FORD Deluxe Sedan Monday Wednesday Friday at 7:45 A .M. to hear full details of how you can win one of these valuable Beauty i - - $20 to $300 GIRL WANTED: $205 YOU CAN BUY A When You Need It! h will have charge nf the regular Sunday baptismal service at the Administration building at 3 p. in. Eligible gii.s of Provo aud Utah stakes are invited to attend under the direction of their respective bishoprics. Stirling Johnson left Saturday for California to resume his work In the U. S. Navy after spending the past week visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson were Salt Lake visitors Saturday. Would you like to win a SCHOLARSHIP giving you a regular course at the Excelsis Beauty School in Salt Lake? Ca-- Piovo berry-picker- Youn Ladies! FERSONAL LOANS MATTRESSES rv.wcp iiiuui uku.i uiiii4.il itnrr - and Gill-ma- E Utah Selected For Stanford Field Study WINDSOR Lor-ain- 174 West Center St. S, 19 Friday, Aujrut NEWS 4 to r- - U r |