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Show Thursday, April 18, 1946 FlAY SAFE SHOP AT SEARS Sears Roebuck & Co. Buy Your Paints Here tlT- wn-i-mmwiimmnuumu m uumuan Manufacturers of FINE CANDIES' For 75 Years UTAH COUNTY'S OLDEST MANUFATURER IN THIS LINE r i or S ft!) n MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE A United Press survey of thirty of the nation's largest cities shows that during the first ten months of 1945, there were nearly half as many divorce di-vorce suits as there were marriages. mar-riages. Divorce action totaled 110,000, nearly 20,000 more than in the same period of 1944. Des Moines, Iowa, had nearly five times as many divorces as marriages. Oklahoma City, Okla., and Dallas, Texas, also recorded more divorces than weddings. Reno, Nevada, which claims to be the divorce capital of the world." recorded 6.301 divorces. It ran behind Chicago with 16,000; Detroit, with 13,-000; 13,-000; Houston, Texas, with nearly near-ly 8,000; and Dallas, with 6,500. POSTWAR EUROPE In the words of the London Sunday Observer "Europe is Flowers From Rohbock's THE FLOWER SHOP Operated by Rohbock's Sons Greenhouse & yfursery Provo Bench Phone 116 "Say it with Flowers" Landscape Artists threatened by a catastrophe which has no, precedent since the Black Death of 1348, There are jrtilt more than 25,-000,000 25,-000,000 homeless people milling about Europe. In Warsaw nearly near-ly 1.000,000 live in holes in the ground. Six million buildings were destroyed in Russia. Rumania Ru-mania hat her worst drought of 50 years, and Greece fuel supplies are terribly low because be-cause the Nazis, during their occupation, decimated the forests. for-ests. In Italy the wheat liar vest, which was a meagre 3, 450,000 tons in 1944, fell to an unendurable 1,304,000 tons in 1945. In France, food consumption consump-tion per day averages 1.800 calories cal-ories as compared with 3,000 in the United States. The State Issues Psrmiis, The state issues permits to those who want whisky .It also keeps a store, sells whisky Men buy it, get drunk, raises hell; perhaps kills someone, The unfortunate fellow is land ed in Jail, perhaps executed. All by the same government. We don't like bare, bald murder, mur-der, but we license drink, and rub our hands and aver that the state must have the revenue. Only Thieves Steal We had a bed of beautiful daffodils all out in lovely bloom last Saturday. Sunday morning morn-ing they had all disappeared. It makes no difference who took them during the night. Whether Wheth-er it was a boy of 6 or one of 66. He is a thief! When thief comes and steals your flowers, or when a dog conies in the night and scratches up the flower bed, you almost stop being a good Christian. You wish the thief was in Jail, and the dog in the doghouse, where he should be. D GEM OUT A fine Easter nnmm will be presented at Sunday School at ivnv a. m. au members ox the ward are Invited to be present Priesthood meeting will convene con-vene Sunday morning at 9 a. m. umeaa ox uonaay evenings, for the summer months. The meet ing will close at 10:13, so that fathers mav return hnm far the familv before Sunday school The bishopric desires a full at tendance at tnis 9 o'ciock meet ing, sacrament meeting will commence at 7:30 during the summer months instead of 1 o'clock. SharD C. Gillpsuie underwent an operation at Utah Vallev hospital Tuesday morning. Re ports state he is doing nicely. juemoers m Meicnpzaripie priesthood were hosts to the Aaroiuc memDers ox uie ward, following a contest during the winter months in attendance nt priesthood meetings. The older men lost by a small margin and the entire group enjoyed ice cren mand cookiea. ....Mr Luclle Kemper will be hottest to Edgemont Literary club Fridav afiarnoon. Arril28. at her home at Olmstead. Mrs. Ada Cluff will oivA the book review and all members are urgea to be present...- u FOUND ONE RING. Owner may have same by identifying and pay-ingfor pay-ingfor this ad. SPRING COATS AND SUITS Pour costumes equally fashionable for Easter 1946; the big-button Chesterfield in wide-awake pastels . . . the worsted suit with serene cardigan neckline and gentle waistline shaping . . .the suit that s winged and dramatically belted .... the fitted coat with grace ul, easygoing easy-going shoulders and a waistline that's well defined! iUl wool pastels and neutral colors with character. Man-favored worsteds! S.Ze9to20. 29.75 AND 34.75 It ' . i m sim y II - M 1 IIP 7 ft I II Hi! II i Hold Teachers' Appreciation Week The govenor of Utah has in stituted a proclamation declaring declar-ing the week beginning April 21 to 27, inclusive as Teachers' Appreciation Week. All parents par-ents of students may take this opportunity to show their appreciation ap-preciation to teachers during this week- We can all do tome little thing to show our teach ers we appreciate the many fine things they are doing for our boys and girls. There is not enough done to show them their work is appreciated. Our teachers have sacrificed much during the war years Their salaries have not been nearly as much as they could have been if they had left the teaching profession. They have been true to their calling. The least we can do is to show we appreciate what they have done COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE AND APPLIANCE 63 No. Univ. Ave. Phone fit RALPH'S RADIO The Home ef Guaranteed Service KAMERA KINKS AND WESTS I often get double-exposures and skips on my film, be cause I forget wneiner or nnt I've turned mv film. Is there a Kink that would help me avoid this? It is good practice to turn your film just before you make each exposure. This not only avoids skips and double exposures; but also, because the film is pulled tight against the spools and pressure plate, it helps eliminate elim-inate unsharpness and distortion. dis-tortion. There'll soon be a com plete stock of photo equip ment available- Now's the time to order your new ; equipment at the OREM PHOTO SHOP Mountain View Subdivision RFD Rz. 1. Box 241 Orem, UTAH j:a:a!u:M:.-r.K!::R::::::aK:::::::!u:::::::ar.a:i!:n::a CARTER SAW SHOP IMachine Saw Filing Also Welding iR. F. D. 2, Box 671, Orem on New Geneva Road -Phone 06J1 RIVERSIDE TOURIST PARK' Provo's Most Modern Motel Cool and Comfortable Phone 1610 13 North and 5th West AUTO REPAIRING ACETYLENE WELDING FOWLER REPAIR SHOP 1-2 Block West of Texaco Station, in Orem In Kitchen Court YQOTIi JUMP FORIJOY... When You Try Our 3-DAY SERVICE MODERN CLEANERS 44 South Second West THE NEXT TIME .... YOU BUY COTTAGE CHEESE Take Home the Round Carton Bearing the Label Robert MrReed & Co. Inc. ... r y . .r. r .... i , " : ' , You will be delighted with it's fine" . -Quality and Extra Goodness ; It's Different I Iv..:,' i Phone Provo 2300 , $00 University i TP' Provo, Utah ELECTRICITY At YOUR SERVICE! You can be sure, always, of, Your Electrical Service, Your Citizen - Owned Provo Power Is Dependable .... Ready at Any Moment of the Day or Night. No Other Commodity is so Usefuy yet so y Inexpensive! Department of Utilities , Provo City Power UNITED SALES & SERVICE, INC. Authorized Dealers PONTIAC G. M. C TRUCKS QUALITY USED CARS Factory Trained Mechanics 15 North University Phone 66 6 Provo, Utah iasia!i:a:imai!i:iumaiur,"si!H!imi:mi:mu:' K mm 9 S when buying your paints and Wall paper ; BUY AT BEMMETT'S jtj PROVO A '"A" i"sv?fvr - ' -l WE CARRY A FULL LINE . OF WALL PAPER, BUY NOW ' 272 West Center , - " Phone 160l Mtti8w:iniitHiiisimitmiiitmtn:a:ismt8Ri::iitt!atiu!;:: COMPLETE SHOE FOOT SERVICE 156 West Center Telephone 707 AT BOOTERIE Provo, Utah xm&nnsiismsneiasiK OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS Tor Service Can" - VASDEN... "motor sales Pho. 753-J 305 W. Center COON'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCE CO. -k ic ic k -9 FURNITURE . J CARPETS & RUGS LINOLEUM ELECTRIC APPLIANCES "We SeU For Less." 225 West Center Telephone 313 UTAH COUNTY'S OLTTSTANDING PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLY COMPANY OFFER A Limited Amount of Sprinkler Material for Immediate Install ' ) lation Save Water 1 Save Time! I Make Your Lawn More Beautiful6, P. & XAKGEN PLUMBING SUPPLIES RADIANT HEATING 339 West Center Telephone 574 |