OHEM-GENEVA TOQ3 THURSDAY JULY, 21, 1819 Needl Any of These Services? They're Available in the Orem Area as Agricultural j. impiemenis Modern Farm Service Vour Utah County dealer for Ferguson Tractors and Implements, Imple-ments, Farm Machinery and SuPPliepHONE 056R2 1804 S. Slate Orem ,...-ii:!B:ii:8n:::t: unnmnsmnBsa Patten andEkins Complete line of Case Farm Machinery, Tractors, Implements Sales Service Paris PHONE 1744 W Pleasant View Amusement Places Lincoln Bowling Court Bowling's Fun for Everyone! Drop in Tonight for a few Lines. Across From Scera Orem Artists Charles Agency Custom and creative art work done by Charles W. Halford, Jr., Orem artist. 850 South Main St. j-ajsgsS""""'"""" Automobile Dealers essraK:s:::::n:::!"!is!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!K!i!!:!'1 Washburn Service Your Kaiser-Fraxer Dealer Delivering new cars Servicing Servic-ing all makes of cars. PHONE 0767 J3 8th North and State Orem cssssst Auto Parts csassiiis:sa::::::::itia: Seely Auto Parts Co. Standard replacement parts. Machine shop service Brake service PHONE 0552 Jl 1st South and Stale ' Orem Auto Repairing Bunnell Garage Complete auto repair service. Body and fender work. Painting. For a reasonable estimate see ui first PHONE 0851 Jl Hall Motor Service Automotive and heavy equipment equip-ment repair. Body-fender paint shop 24.hour Wrecker Service DAY PHONE 021 R3 Nite Phone 0893 R2 16th South and State Orem uuui jrx uanc .noon. Complete garage service by experienced ex-perienced mechanics. Regular gasoline at service station 24c. Tire sale now on! PHONE 0791 J2 520 South Stale Orem Barbers fi;;"-"":.":::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'.:::::::::i:::::! Ericksen Barber Shop Make it a habit to get your hair tut here. You can tell the difference! differ-ence! , PHQNE 0660 Jl n North and Slate Orem ii 1 r r a PPM Burningham the Barber a well-shaped haircut stop "ere. No rush jobs. 9Ur Haircuts are famous! - JJi;f,h ...State. orem Yn-V r l smart, well-dressed men get r haircuts at York's. Yes, Vu want to get clipped, see .k Phone 0855 J1 " North and State Orem F E. C. Olsen Bo I"dustrial and Corrugated bask ts e1, Berry and Fruit ":::::::::::n:K::::::::::::::::::::::::::::ri Boxes S5 Spraying Materials PHONE 611 r:s Bus Lines Geneva Transportation Co. Serving the Orem-Geneva arpa with fast, efficient service. Special Spec-ial bus service for groups. PHONE 780 !::":::""::::::::::::::::::::::::Tn:::::!:::::::::::::::::::::a Children's Wear Erma's Shoppe Infants' and children's clothine and shoes. Shower gifts- Tovs. a good assortment of blankets. diapers and diaper bags. PHONE 0546 Jl 675 No. Slate Orem Children's Shoes MacDonald's Clothing Phone 0790 Rl We feature pre-tested Poll Parrot Parr-ot shoes for growing boys and girls- Exclusive in Orem-81h Orem-81h Soulh and Stale Orem Concrete Christen Sand and Gravel Co. Ready - Mixed concrete One ! yard or a million to your own specifications. PHONE 021 Rl 20lh Soulh and Slate Orem Department Stores Christensen's Department Store Clothing and shoes for men and women. Sundries- Simplicity Patterns. PHONE 0550 Rl 670 North Stale Orem Electrical Contractors Miller Electric FARM & HOME SERVICE CONTRACT WIRING Industrial - Residential Moe Fixtures Controls William C Miller PHONE 014 Jl ISivirSupply Co. Your Westinghouse Dealer Wiring and wiring supplies Residential - Industrial lighting fixtures. Gas and electric appliances. appli-ances. PHONE 0650 Rl 3 doors Soulh Orem City Hall Pate Heating & Appliance Contract wiring: Industrial, Residential, Res-idential, Commercial. Air Conditioning Con-ditioning and heating eqiupment Phone 0552 Kl Drive-Ins Kirk's Drive-In Dinners, Lunches, Sandwiches. Fish and Chips, Chicken Malts, Ice Cream, Car Service PHONE 0569 R2 North Orem Bunny's Corner Bunnyburgers, malts, Spudnuts, walking Sundaes. Whether its a snack or a complete com-plete meal you want, stop here! 81h Soulh and Stale. Orem Feed Bunker's ' Custom grinding and mixing. For higher milk production use Bunkers feeds. Try our newly developed Horse Crunch. Phone 0551 K3 Geneva Sleel is Across from Us Cluffs Feed Mill and Shopping Center Manufacturers and Dealers in quality feeds and poultry sup plies. Fresh groceries ana meats- PHONE 1265 Pleasant View LaMar Ercanbrack Dealer for Draper Poultrymen and Draper Egg ass n io-op. Dairy and Poultry Feed . Grains Wholesale and retail Phone 1Z65 Pleasant View Insurance Beneficial Life Insurance Orem-Pleasant Grove Representative: Represent-ative: JACK E. HORTON Phone Pleasant Grove 5332 510 East 3rd North, P. G. Phone 0546 J2 "Is Your Life Insurance Beneficial?" Benefi-cial?" PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Joseph R. Mills Orem-Pleasant Grove Agent Phone P. G. 2284 499 Locust Ave., Pleasant Grove "The Prudential has the Strength .of Gibralter" FOR THAT GOOD OLD Mutual of Omaha POLICY that pays your doctor bills on your whole family office calls, home calls, or hospital calls, up to $500 on each case. See L. A. HILLS 287 West on 8lh North. Orem or PHONE 0546 J2 Walker Insurance Ae-encv Talk over your insurance prob lems witn us- - Investigate our rates, service and coverage before be-fore buying your insurance. Phone 010 Jl B Orem Insulation U. S. Rock Wool Sales Co. Insulation for home and industry. indus-try. Our fire-proof insulation will reduce your fuel bill one-third one-third and your summer temperature temper-ature 12 percent. PHONE 010 Jl 1690 South State Orem Lawyers Hugh Vern Wentz Attorney-At-Law PHONE 231 4th So. and Stale Orem Metal Work Clegg Welding Phone 075 J3 Ornamental iron work. Porch railings- General Welding and fabrication. 1700 South Slate Orem Millwork Pyne Bros. Cabinet and Millwork Shop Plain and fancy cabinets. Have it made here in Orem-Phone Orem-Phone 0657 J3 150 North State Orem Wesco Cabinet Works We can save you money on windows: basement units, double-hung windows, stationary sash Wood and metal cabinets. Phone 0654 Rl 3rd North and Stale Orem Newspapers Orem - Geneva Times Utah County's largest circulated weekly. Serving over 1500 families in the Orem-Geneva area. Phone 0684 Jl 550 South Stale Orem Osteopathic Physicians Dr. A. G. Tritt, D. O. New Sinus Treatments. Weight Reducing. General Practice. Phone 0782 Jl 8th North and State Orem Painters V. Emil Hansen Sign painting, paper hanging, Interior decorating. Expert work Phone 0529 R2 Orem Plumbers L. C. Bailey Journeyman plumber Plumbing Heating Remodeline Repairing PHONE 013 J2 1700 South Stale Orem Colledge Plumbing Co. Let us solve your plumbing, heating and repair problems. Journeyman plumber. Phone 0691 Rl Printers Orem - Geneva Times Fine commercial printing. Wedding Annoucements, Handbills, Hand-bills, Programs, Menus, Business Forms, etc. Phone 0684 Jl 550 South Stale Orem Real Estate Geneva Real Estate Farm and city prperties. Whether Wheth-er buying or selling see us first! Insurance I oanj Phone 06S5 Jl . 150 South Stale Orem Ray E. Hanks Co. Phone 0554 Rl, 3642 or 2333 M Buying or selling real estate, SEE "Desiring to serve in every degree." de-gree." Fire and automobile insurance. 265 West Center Provo Repair Shops Ed's Fix-It Shop If Ed can't fix it, it can't be fixed. Sewing machine, bicycle, motor, lawn mower repairs. Phone 0537 Rl 722 North State ' Orem Restaurants Bill and Iva's Cafe Delicious food served in a pleasant atmosphere. Chicken, Steak Dinners We Cater to Parties Phone 0575 Rl 3rd South and State Orem Clyde's Coffee Shop Short orders -. our specialty Hamburgers, steaks Good food served in a hurry. Phone 0576 Rl 8th North and State Orem Park's Cafe U-m-m-m, good! That's what everybody says about our fried chicken and sizzling steak dinners. din-ners. Catering to parties. PHONE 0568 Jl 8th North and Stale Orem Silver Star Utah County's most exclusive dining spot. Steak, Chicken, Fish dinners. Catering a specialty. special-ty. Phone 0566 R2 4th North and 4th West. Orem Twin Pines Specializing in Steak and Chicken Chick-en Dinners. Our private dining room available for private banquets ban-quets and parties Phone 0573 Jl Across from Orem City Hall Septic Tanks - Service A. B. C. Furnace Cleaners Equipped to pump or pressure pump any and all jobs. No spillage spill-age or odors. Hauled in sealed tank trucks-Phone trucks-Phone 085S R5 Orem Sporting Goods Burr's Sporting Goods Phone 0789 Jl Guns, ammunition, fishing tack le, bicycles, athletic equipment, boats and motors- Across from Scera Orem Steel Buildings U. S. Rock Wool Sales Co. The versatile Quonset is adapt able to every building need. Giving you more value per dol lar than any other type building. build-ing. Phones 013 J3 010 Jl 16S0 So. Slate St. Orem GENEVA Beth Moon - 0581-Rl The Sunday School is planning plan-ning an eating to commemorate the organization of the Sunday School one hundred years ago. The tentative date is August 17. The LDS Girls held a fireside chat on Sunday at the home of Phyllis Farley. Jan Peterson and Gregory Farley entertained with trumpet and saxaphone duets, Margaret Johnson gave on interesting inter-esting talk on her experiences during the past year in the eastern east-ern states. She illustrated her talk with pictures. Refreshments were served to 22 girls by Miss Farley and Alverda Carson. Mrs. Josephine Hatch and Mrs-Florence Mrs-Florence Adams, advisors, were present. Plans were made for Miss Johnson to continue her talk next Sunday evening at her home. All LDS girls are invited to attend. Russell and Ramona Hansen were the speakers at sacrament meeting on Sunday. They ljive both recently returned from LDS missions. Talks were given by Beverly Kitchen, representing represent-ing the LDS girls and Tommy Moon, epresenting the Aaronic priesthood. A good crowd attended the annual MIA picnic at Canyon Glen on Saturday evening. Soft ball games and picnic suppers were enjoyed. Phyllis Farley conducted the program and Margaret Mar-garet Johnson led community singing. Helen Weeks sang a solo accompanied by Donetta Baker. Mrs. Baker accompanied ranee numbers by Coleen Baker and Joan Adams. Harold Baker gave a short talk and Helen Foster gave a reading. A skit was presented pre-sented by Lorna Jean Maycock, Helen Maycock, Betty Robbins, Lois Nielson, Anna Lou Judd, and Helen Foster. Geneva ward girls should resister this week with Mrs. Ivy Beckman for the stay at the MIA Canyon home. They will go to the home on July 29 and stay until August 2. Standard "Guaranteed Sun Classes" Scientifically ground and polished for your eye safety . . . smartly styled for your look of fashion . . . moderate1" priced for your budget. Get yours now' Nothing Down, $1 A Wee!: 161 WEST CENTER PROVO Tires - Recapping O. K. Rubber Welders Orem's Tire Recapping Head quarters A name you can count on. Famous from Coast to Coast. Phone 0790 R2 8th Soulh and Stale Orem Tourist Courts Chief Timpanogos Motel A grand nlace to stav. Sealev Air matresses on all beds. Radio in every room. Convenient to stores, theatre. Phone 0791 Jl Across from Scera Orem Mountain View Trailer Court & Motel Showers and baths. ComDlete laundry with mangle for your convenience Phone 0567 Rl 1801 North Slate Orem Upholstering Young's Upholstering Co. Furniture restyling and repairing repair-ing our specialty. All work guar anteed. Call for estimate Choose your own fabric. Phone 0752 J4 Orem TIMPANOGOS DUP TO PRESENT PROGRAM Mrs- Grace Hansen, captain of the Timpanogos Camp of the DUP requests that all members of the camp be present at the meeting in Timpanogos ward on Sunday evening, July 24 at 7:30 p.m. Members of the DUP camp will present the program at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price had as their guests last week Allen and Ellen Price and Dale Maxwell of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Simmons, Sim-mons, Mrs. Nedra Fredrickson and sons, Iverd and Ned of Pheonix, Arizona. Mrs. Woodrow Seegmiller was honored at a birthday party at Canyon Glen on Friday evening. even-ing. Mr. and Mrs. David Eager spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. James B. Riches in Nephi. Mrs. Riches is Mr. Eager's aunt. Corporal George P. Gapp-mayer Gapp-mayer spent the past week visiting visit-ing his family and friends in Orem. He is with the U S- Air Corps and is being transferred from Texas to New Mexico. VERMONT Bltnche Chr'ciensen 0654-J1 The stake presidency called a special meeting of the priesthood priest-hood members of the ward on Monday evening. The main topic discused was the possibility of dividing the ward. Vermont ward now has 1500 members and is growing rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sery of Panguitch who are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs- Dewey Clark in Provo, spent Monday at the Blanche Christensen home visiting with Alonzo Hancock. Mr. Sery and Mr. Hancock have been friends for over 70 years. John Tuckfield of Salt Lake City has been visiting with his sister, Mrs- Milton Holdaway. MERCHANDISE MART GAINS THK WORLD'S LARGEST corn s' merclal bulldlruc. the Merchan. dise Mart in Chicago, belonging to Interests beaded by Former Ambassador Am-bassador to Great Britain Joseph P. Kennedy, is the merchandiser's ambassador am-bassador to the consumer. This building gains the goodwill of the tourists and honeymooning couples thronging Its corridors dally and Instills In them a demand (that they carry back to every corner in the U. S.) for the goods displayed Guided tours, started In March, 1948, attract more than 350 persons each day. Guides take visitors from the main lobby backstage to the loading platform, giving them aa Idea ot the huge shipment received by the Mart dally. Then the guides lead their groups Into the different exhibits Borne of the appliances are demonstrated, demon-strated, but no prices can be quoted. Tbe tour gives visitors a peek at mat their hometown stores win have for them handmade glassware, glass-ware, new-fashioned irons, waffle irons that oook two waffles at once, modern furniture, some of which has been used on movie seta. Brand-conscious Brand-conscious women ask for what they have seen by manufacturer's name when they return borne. Bousing 1400 tenants under one roof, the building contains 2273289 square feet of rentable area or 1023,400 square feet of gross area (S3 acres). The start eosl approximately 132,000,000 to build. Started In August, Au-gust, 1928, it was completed In Jan-nary, Jan-nary, 1930. Tbe main building Is 18 stories high, and the tower rises 23 Setting lien Givei, Walking Papers As Power InvacL' Poultry Business Br IRA MILLER Farm Electrification Bureau The setting ben is losing her barnyard barn-yard grip. A few more years and she'U bt little more than a lewd. Her Job, like scores ot others In the poultry business, hat son mechanical. Shown above ia a view ot the automatic poultry feeder developed al Pennsylvania Slate College. In this movement toward the Industrial In-dustrial way of doing things on the farm, electricity has played a major part It has brought the "push button" but-ton" age of agriculture to a high degree of accomplishment It can do Just about everything but produce the egg. With that necessary bit ot business out of the way, here's how electricity takes over; It batches eggs in automaUc electric elec-tric incubators, which provide uniform uni-form heat and moisture control. Electric brooding la the next step. ' And from this point on, any number ot electrical helpers move Into the poultry picture. Max Blake has been named chairman of the Vineyard ward genealogical committee, replacing replac-ing Grant Zabriskie. nrTm'nr4 rr j 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 IT l - Here on display is the sensational new O all-steel postwar kitchen you've read so much about in women's magazines. For most homes actually COSTS NO MORE than old-style wooden kitchens. Can be fitted perfectly into ANY size or shape of kitchen new or old. Order one unit at a time or a complete kitchen. Easy monthly payments. etSYCSSCMBS UTAH VALLEY OREM Golds Dorothy Ganser, almost hidden by the tower ef the model of the Hart, briefs her group of visiting women en soma of the feature ef ths boOdlng. Tbe roof has been ased for helicopter tendings. The Merchandise Mart Is the only commercial fries banding In Chlcage which has a depot In the building directly accessible to the elevated trains. Bvery point In ths eity is aatomatleally within reach. There re ever 1000.000 paid fares realty. floors above the street It covers two entire city blocks, or a ground area of 217,000 square feet Coal required to beat the Mart's rooms and 7tt miles of corridors would keep warm for a winter a town of 25,000 population Twenty sue high speed elevators travel 460 miles per day In the Mart carrying 30,000,000 passenger rides per year. The Mart has its own railroad aerr-let, aerr-let, docking tactUUea, taxi station, Water Is brought to the poultry house by means of pressure water system. It is done automatically, and without fuss or feathers. Winter watering wa-tering problems, too, have been eliminated. elim-inated. Pipes are protected in cold weather by soil heating cable. And water is kept ice-free In drinking fountains and troughs by immersion heaters. Even the feeding Job has gone "push button." For automaUc mash feeders are available tor us with hens and broilers over 1 weeks old. They work in harmony with the farmer's lighting schedule; are operated oper-ated by V horsepower motors and controlled by time switches. Electricity keeps the lights burning IS out ot 24 hours a day during the spring, fall and winter months. That is the magic number of "light hours" required to enable hens to maintain i ' , maximum production In so-called "of! seasons." And then, eggs can be cleaned, graded and candled electrically. Electricity Elec-tricity operates poultry house venU-lating venU-lating systems, poultry scalders and waxers, It powers "rubber-fingered" poultry pickers which pick as high as 200 birds an hour. To farmers who complain ot cannibalism in their flocks or about the loss of main billed out end lost from feeding troughs, agricultural science offers the cau-terlier. cau-terlier. It Is used to clip off a small section of the chicken's upper beak or mandible the cause ot suck worries. Mrs. Lucy Tippetts, Gladys and Frank Tippetts and Janet Baum ?nt Saturday in Salt iLake City. J YOUR FRIENDLY BUILDERS SUPPLY PHONE 0783 Rl GOODWILL and police force of a chief, 33 policemen police-men and Dve trafflo officers The building has also SO retail stores, a bank, a post office, a Rail-day Rail-day Express Agency, a drug store, restaurant facilities, railroad, air-plans air-plans and steamship ticket offices and NBO studios. A freight train, 17 miles long, containing con-taining 3,900 ears, would be necessary neces-sary to carry the goods on permanent perma-nent exhibit In the Mart