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Show f THURSDAY, EZTT-in Z3, I "T. Georf EUI and her r,-0i and daughter, Con-htve Con-htve returned from FJch- Washington where they Ke summer. Mr. Bilk Is gj to Richland. -gian'i Bualnesa Philosophy t. illustrating- Franklin's tsctiet Alness. It to interesting to note 5. action to a rival's unfair jSdiM. Bradford, printer of a !lmMtitive newspaper and post-"T, post-"T, of Philadelphia, would not m Franklin's "Pennsylvania rfrttte'' to go through the malls, men Franklin succeeded Bradford ., Postmaster, however, he did not If revenge. He said, "I thought anly of him for It that, when t ifterward came Into his situation, 1 took care never to imitate it" Mr. and Mrs.. Miles Dill-man Dill-man spent the . weekend in Roosevelt, Utah visiting with relatives. Mrs. George P. Wella wan honored at a birthday dinner on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bailey. A crystal voac ui yxuK. roses centered the table and a lovelv hirthHaw not.. was served. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wells and child- ren. Loma Fav Ma TO T SMI J , UUV WUU CU1U Franklin; Mr. and Mrs. Leland J. Wells and daughters, Edith Ann. Sharrpn nnd t .. Thomas Wells, George F. Wells, Connie, Grant and David Bailey, the host and hostess and the hon ored guest. 1 'J v ''-ntaavs good-" ROYAL BAKING COMPANY Salt Lake City There is No Substittute for RADIANT HEAT CLEAN UNIFORM HEAT. ECONOMICAL THE P. L. LARSEII GO. CONTRACTORS W West Center St Provo, Utah BLUE BLAZE The Fuel of the Future Because It's Washed FOR CLEAN, SPEEDY SERVICE CALL BOIIIIETT COAL GO. Plume 303 Provo U.N. Sponsors Holy Land Peace Talk CHAIRMAN -a In what may be one of the last steps toward a permanent settlement of the Holy Land conflict, the United Nations Conciliation Commission Commis-sion for Palestine, in Lausanne, Switzerland, is now sponsoring ' Arab-Israeli exploratory talks on the terms of a final peace .Here, the Commission's Principal Secretary, Pablo de Aicarate, discusses the day's order of business with Chairman Mark Ethridge of the United States, and the Turkish Representative H. C. Yalcin. Knitting Machine The knitting machine was In. vented by a man who became angry at his sweetheart because she paid more attention to her knitting than to him. Septlo Tank Adding yeast cakes to the septic tank of a home sewage system will help consume sugar and starchy materials. They art not, however, effective in decomposing proteins, as this is done by bacteria. bac-teria. J WANTED TO BUY Good, clean used cars or pickups. pick-ups. Top cash prices paid. No waiting. See Lynn Bullock. BULLOCK AUTO SALES Phone 6669-J3 Orem. miMwliiliimiiuimHliHiimHmttiimtiiiiilimi The Coal to Burn Is CASTLE GATE FOR FURNACE, STOVE OR GRATE UTAH TIMBER AfiD COAL CO. PHONE 232 PROVO SUTTON CAFE A Good Place To Eat PROVO, UTAH iiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiimiiiiiiiiHiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiiimii Bill Baker Continues Tax Concept Series It is within the orbit of the responsibility of all American citizens to watch closely the activities ac-tivities of all selected, or appointed, appoin-ted, public officials. Whatever is done by these officials has a very definite bearing on the future well being of each and every citizen. cit-izen. To curb the exhorbitant spending spen-ding and taxing, which has become be-come a fixed policy with our federal fed-eral and state governments, it is necessary that the taxpayers of America band themselves together to-gether in one gigantic organization organiz-ation (union) to set the amount, in percentage of national Income, In-come, which they will permit their governments, state and national, to use for the purposes of directing public affairs. One of the most serious developments dev-elopments in the 81st Congress now in session, has been their consistent refusal to face facts and reduce the budget for the year 1950 to accommodate a receding re-ceding national income. As of this moment our President is suggesting the desirability of spending even more in 1951 We have gone far enough down the road of public debt to know that we cannot borrow our way to economic security. We can only prosper by production, it has never been by paying something nia. Mr and Mrs. Jack McLaren have purchased the J. V. Jensen home in Pleasant View. The Jensens have moved to Calif or- for nothing. it is time we citizens i assumed our responsibilities to I ourselves and our country. Large land uncontrolled sums of money mon-ey placed in the professional pol itician's hands by taxpayers, is a dangerous thing; dangerous in this respect: that the average human being has a "will to power," pow-er," an ego that is easily inflated, and with the inflation of the hu man ego comes a sense of self importance that is unjustified and unjustifiable. When those professional poli ticians are permitted huge sums of the taxpayers' money to spend they can, and do, oftimes make very grandiose financial gestures that satisfy their egos.but are of no benefit, either temporary or ln lasting, to any country or people, ana are very aeinmeniai to we said taxpayers of this country. Unless the individual American Ameri-can citizen accepts the responsibility respon-sibility which he owes to him- WASHER REPAIRING Ralph's Radio & Appliance 65 Ma. University At. PROVO Phone 111 self, and awakens to the truth; of the matter that in the same ratio which he is separated from . his money through taxation,; just so he is increasingly made j to lorreit nis liberty ana tils dignity dig-nity as an individual; that is a serious matter and deserves the earnest attention of every American. The solution to our tax-burden problem is to be found in the formation of a taxpayers union with a membership large enough to enforce its will at the polls an organization that is non-par tisan and staffed by men and women capable of furnishing an unbiased report on the economic econ-omic attitude of any man or woman wo-man seeking a public office. Bill Baker Mrs- Minnie Ashby, Mrs. Florence Rogers and Mrs. Madge McKell. members of the Chaun-tenetts Chaun-tenetts chorus will go with the group to Idaho Falls, Idaho where the chorus will present a concert on Saturday evening. The C I. Moon family asd Lucille Steele spent Friday afternoon af-ternoon in Salt Lake City with Elder Clarence Moon, prior to his departure for the Brazilian mission. Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Vaz, former residents of Brazil, were present to see the Elders leave. Mr. Vaz teaches Portuguese Portugu-ese at the BYU. Hypocrite The praying mantis has hooks on its front legs which close on Its prey like the jaws of a trap. Despite De-spite the praying position it takes while at rest, the mantis is among the most vicious and greediest of all insects. your way-end rf Grasshopper Eater Turkeys, quail, frogs, snakes, skunks, and shrews, are voracious grasshopper eaters. Because Mrs. G. deposits her eggs In the ground In autumn, late fall plowing helps to reduce the spring hatch. Development De-velopment of grasshopper parasites has become an effective method of control AT IW, yon get the ("-cash quickly bacaiu the YES MAN end he alone makes the decision. And be ays "yes" to 4 out of S. At fyuemat you eelect the loan plan moat convenient conven-ient Every detail of the loan is made your tray wherever wher-ever possible. Employer and friends not notined. ALTERATIONS I I tailor men's suits over women. Expert men sad women's wo-men's alterations, make dresses, formals. trousseaus, children's coining. Men's shirts and slacks See or call Mrs. Cuyler, 447 H. 2nd West Prove. Phone 227X3 TT STOP 1 at the HOTEL ) ! ROBERTS I B : I A Homelike Place j 1 To Stay' j FEMALE HELP WANTED NEED MONEY? SeU Christ mas cards. Profit of 100 percent per-cent on $1 "Leader" Assortment. Assort-ment. Personal Greetings SO for $1 up. New plastics, many ! others. "Leader" on approval, FREE Imprinted samples. Stylart, 1310 Santee, Dept. 49, Los Angeles 55, Calif. Gil I If A CITY CAFE WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES LARGE OR SMALL WE SERVE ONLY THE BEST American and Chinese Foods PHONE 3221 35 North University Avenue Vnvo, Utah WILLIAM WONG, Manager WHY DON'T YOU READ A MAGAZINE TONIGHT? MAXIMUM ENTERTAINMENT MINIMUM COST R. FLETCHER NEWS AGENCY 406 West 4th North, Provo IF ITS EATS EAT AT THE SNAPPY SERVICE ' CAFE WHERE GOOD FOOD IS SERVED HAMBURGERS Bay Em by the Sack 176 North University Ave. Need Clothes in a hurry? Cleaning in ONE DAY FINE CLOTHES SERVICE MODERN CLEANERS 44 South 2nd West ii Phone or visit YES MAN today-Loans today-Loans 929 to 1900 or mora Oa Salary, FINANCE CO. Diamond! For Shrlnere The familiar crescent and scimitar scimi-tar fraternal emblem of Shrineri. usually a sedate design worn as a lapel pin or finger ring, now boasts a one-quarter carat diamond dia-mond securely set in palladium centered in the crescent. Five tiny gems sparkle in the sword handle. Field, Sweet Corn The principal genetic difference between field and sweet corn is the mutation of the starchy gene In field corn to sugary In sweet corn which promotes a higher total sugar content and causes the sugar to persist. OAK HILLS lUd;i UcZeU 2231 U Fast Day services will be held on Sunday due to general conference the following Sunday. Sun-day. The opening meeting of the Primary association was held on Monday. A good attendance was reported. Officers of the organization organ-ization are Edith Snow piesid-ent; piesid-ent; Chloe Finlayson, first counselor; coun-selor; Irene Brown, second counselor; coun-selor; Margaret Soffe, secretary and Edith Stein, chorister. Teachers are Stella Taylor, nur sery group and organist; Car-mella Car-mella Williams and Colleen Jenkins, Jen-kins, first group; Ada Green, second group; Ruby Fife, Zions boys and girls, group one; Florence Flor-ence Brown, Zions boys and girls, group two; Leola Gadd, Larks; Viola Madsen, Bluebirds; Beverly Walker, Seagulls; Ella Muhlest'pin, Blazers and Mary Ducket, Trekkers. Pears will be picked this week in the orchard on the church building site. Ward members are helping with the harvest of pears and prunes on the welfare farm this week. Regula class work was held at the MIA meeting this week. Jean Slack played two violin numbers and was accompanied by her mother, Mrs H R Slack. A fireside chat was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Cecil James, Plans were made for the meetings to be held during the winter. Refreshments were served ser-ved to 18 young people. T. H. COPUS. Manager 2nd Floor Knight Block Eldg. 13 East Canter St. Ptoto Phono 121 Utah County Mattress Factory COMPLETE MATCrSS and BATT i SLUVIC3 Only Factory la Utah County Wo are not repreeenSod fey any transient matt rets worker, but will call for and deliver with out txtre charge. JUST PHONE 345 Or drop ui a card 661 West 2nd North PROVO UTAH KELSCII'S COMPLETE SHOE FOOT SERVICE 156 West Center Telephone 707 AT BOOTERIE Provo, Utah , FORD Bonus Built Trucks Available for Instate Delivery a ta 3 TON IF YOU DONT. THINS WE'LL THAT2 T7.Y U3 TELLUMDE COTOO'CO. Tnud ucADQUAnrrr.3 57-75 West Cento Provo, Uti A BETTER HAIRCUT IN LE33 TE.Z3 VJGK SUAIt! V'w W7 ATTENTION STOCKMEN and FARMERS If you want more money for your dead or useleea horns, cows, bog or sheepj and for hide, pelts and wooL call UTAH HIDE AND TALLOW CO. QUICK SERVICE Goo. W. Price PHONE COLLECT. VZ'.'.l 21TT LOANS $20 to $300 Intermountain Finance and Thrift Company 46 West 1st North. Provo Week Days 9 a.m. to 5 pjn Closed Saturdays "Electric Wiring With Safety" . Residential and Commercial Contracting: CALL , Howard Egan Electric PEONE 0758 J2 73 East 4th North, Orem cemsxt werje Cement Septic Tank and cesspool! built All kind of cement work done. 1010 N. ltt West, Provo. Phone 1350. CARTER'S SAW SERVICE All types of Saws Sharpened LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED West on 4th North GENEVA ROAD b The Boat la AUTO INSURANCE STATE FARM MUTUAL N. C Ukta, Local Atent Our new low rates offer you the most economic car in surance available. In ten years of selling I have never had a claim' rejected. Phono 12 19 N. University Ave.. Provo if. Pianos and Accord iana , FOR SALE OR RENT Pianos $75-00 and up. Accor. diana $25.00 and up. Small down payment Easy terms New and used. Lessons. Williams Music Co. 308 Seat 3rd South Phono 940 R . DO YOU KNOW? THAT YOU CAN BUY A BRAND NEW 1949 Dodge WTon PMscsp Fully Equipped with Spare Tire and Tube . DELIVERED AT PROVO V" FOR ONLY $1335X3 ALSO A BRAND NEW 1949 DODGE U TOtl chassis and cab - long wheelbase 7:00 x 20 8-ply dual tires, delivered at Provo FOR ONLY $1793X3 YOUR DODGE DEALER HAYLOR AUTO Co. 70 EAST 1ST NORTH PROVO, UTAH |