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Show a THE VOICE OF S HA FOX Doors o; Tliur. - i'D lri. LETTERS FROM THE BOYS IN THE .SERVICE M - S:it. July 23-21-- follow ir.g cablegram was by Mr. and Mrs. P.' W. ,h!m n of View, from their' nui Pariey who i a honihadler in the United State-- Air Corp. Par- ley visited wdih his folks about three weeks ago. He was on a The 23 s duma A suju-i- bi Loot days to adulthood iht- - itlUiif; Ronald Regan of live children from their Not rei online tided far children am Cummins', - cro'-- s eountry flight and stopped s Call of Canada m Sans Origine p Mafic Carpet Mr. P. W. Madsen: Arrived safely and March of Time, latent edition Matinee, 2-- - Friday, July (2 COMPLETE SHOWS) Popeye Cartoon Stooges Comedy Children Others 15c 10c Monday and Tuesday July YOU BELONG TO 27-2- 8 ME Barbara Stanw rk and Henry Fonda The years most rollicking romp of gay love and laughs! and Road In India Fascinating Journey The Sky Princess Madcap Model Cartoon in Color. Personality Plus Sport Bargain Night July SUNDOWN JIM A 29 John Kimbrough and Virginia Gilmore thriller of old frontier days! and MOUNTAIN MOONLIGHT Weaver Brothers and Klviry Mountain Music and Homespun Children 11c Others 20c Coming Thur. - Fri. - comedy! Sat July 30-3- 1 SaL market closing on Friday, July These prices will be effective WIIEATIES TOMATO the breakfast of I. G. A. champions 2 JUICE 46 oz. pkgs. 21c can 18c Sno-Kree- QUALITY MEATS POT ROAST lb. lb. lb. lb. CHEESE, Fancy Mild LUNCH MEAT. Choice, Assorted COTTAGE CHEESE POTATO CHIPS. Small size POTATO CHIPS, Medium size TOTATO CHIPS, Large size JEEEO, 6 Delicious Flavors COFFEE. S. & W., drip or regular 26c 23c 32c 13c 1) 9c 13c 23c 3 pkgs. 19c lb. 32c See Us If Your MOTOR OVERHEATS CORN, Garden brand, cream stjle No. 303 2 for can 2 lbs. TOMATOES. Orem grown doz. LEMONS. 300's 3 lbs. iNEW CABBAGE 3 bchs. for RUNCIl El) VEGETABLES, 6 box carton MATCHES, 3 lb. pail SYRUP. Stavles Golden 23c 23c 23c 10c 10c 23c 3Sc Ahlander Manufacturing i! Company 176-49- 0 So.. Univ. Ave. Fhone 100 GTGE1E HOURS OLIVES DR. E, L. AIKEN Economy tall can 15c Center St. - Provo Is qukliflei) by thorough training nifU years of experience to ti T;fer' superior XV. n Will be as Follows: , Open: 7:30 A. M. Close: 8:00 P. M. EE can't get a Lucky 8even by adding three and three, says Tom Howard, emcee of the wacky quiz, It Paya To Be Ignorant. George Shelton, one of the expert. will have several weeki to figure that one out, becauaa the a how now has a regular Thursday slot on Mutual, 8:30 to 9:00 pun, EWT. You TO IGNORANT On KOVO ts THURSDAY AT 6:30 P. M. I GET IN STEP .Am .7 WITH A vjfZtA Feather Cut Its up to us to keep up morale at home, so look to your hair to look your prettiest! PERMANENTS. CHIROPRACTIC nnthagn, Liver, Stomach and Kidney trouble. I , ! l Robbins Market Across from Lincoln High . . .$5.00 up HELENS SHOP BEAUTY Rear of Orem Drug: Ihone 073-R- 2 for appointment said I. The hreeze that had begun so gently in the treetops was growing stronger and the smell ol rain was in the air. Is your better this summer, Auntie?" asked I. "I ward It off by taking a couple of teaspoonfuls of honey hay-fev- er every day, she explainer. "Its the best kind of ptek-ufor a sultry day anyway." Again I was edified. "I'd like to hear one of yonr tunes, Flo, said Auntie. And for sheer delight I played that cooling, sparkling melody from Carl Bohm "La Fountain. Hearing it my little daughter wakened from her nap. "Mamma" cried she "Let's you and daddy and Auntie Mirlnda eat our supper out on the porch! tonight". "To he sure, Carlie dear. Any-- ; thing for summer coolness! Preserve to conserve . . . that applies to clothes, especially. Clothing materials are being curtailed . . , we must make our present clothes last. How? Have them dry Embetded cleaned often at MADSENS! are rcsjxmsible for most of the wear and tear on clothes. Call us today! Truck Conservation Program Planned Madsen Gleaning Co. p j Enct mpastng the maximum in wartime preparedness and skilled rwronditiorihig technique Is the truck conservation pro-- j gram, Keep Em Fit to Keep Em Reliin, released by Chevrolet today to Us field operating personnel. j Acting under the personal di-- ; reetion of W, E. Holler, General Saleg Manager, Chevrolets zone area supervisors will carry the truck maintenance program to more than R.OOO Chevrolet deal-- i erg in a concerted effort to amplify and reinfrrre the Office of Defence Transportations current dri'-for the preservation of Americas unexceled transport carrier system. The main objectives of the new ji program, as stated by Mr. Heller, are as follows: 1. To Impress every truck oper- ator with the importance of ing all possible Etcps to avoid a Fijhl Needless Waste Heres YOUR Weapon! dirt-particl- es RHONE 475 119 N. Univ. Ave. 7' 1 '). NY KIND ANY MODEL ANY MAKE e Service, which has proxen very effective in treating Headaches, .Neuritis, Rheumatism C2. On and After Monday, July 27 337 PAYS o IIus-banls- ", 1 48 lb. sack 1.27 sun-sui- r. ?i; FLOUR droop beneath the hot Bun. That afternoon I entered an office where I was greeted by a cool-cla- d typist under an electric fan; and as I loked at her, my thoughts flew hack to the daisies in the field. On my way home I saw four little boys in making free with a hose on a wide. smooth lawn. Their shouts of glee attested coolnesB, frolic, and fun. Almost the moment I arrived home, a man In rubber boots came to my kitchen door to ask a cup of cold water. I was surprised when he requested me to stir a teaspoonful of salt into the water, but he explained that he was in the middle of a seventy-twhour Irrigation turn, and that he was guarding against heat exhaustion by using salt in his drinking water. A few minutes after the farmer had gone my Aunt Mirtnda paid me a call. She politely Ignored the rocker I offered her, and sat down on the floor Instead. She and soon opened her knitting-oa- g the needles were clicking In her nimble fingers. "Its a cooler climate down here on the floor said she. You see I once visited Hawaii, and the women I met used to sit on the floor doing lace or embroidery. In some households the Ironing board was only a foot from the floor. The air began stirring in tne treetops, and across the street we heard a shout from one of the boys of the Brlxen family all of whom were engaged in harvesting their crop of peas. "The Brixens have been going hard since five a. m., said I. "And morning comes early these days by our clocks agreed Aunt Mirlnda. "But theyll go for a swim during the cool of the evening, test-mon- al 3 lb. can 67c SHORTENING, I.G.A., I'eas, No. 2 can. I.G. A. Sweetwrinkled. 3 cans 39c IT Even to create an Illusion of coolness and appear cool on a hot summer day. Is an achievement. Yesterday I found a cluster of white and gold daisies in a corner of my jot, and for coolness and freshness, these flowers were a delight to behold. It was. noonbut they didn't faint or day. them Thursday, July 23 & Saturday, July 25 WORRIES AWAY (Contributed) ELinbbs On account of our u u lj tj u a a u u u n n For Summer Coolness! ulDQ At St era Snack Bar: We suggest you try a delicious Sundae made from a generous helping of the highest grade Sunfreze ice cream, covered with crushed strawberries made from Provo Bench berries. No better treat can be bought tn the finest confections. Special for 15c (regular 20c) 21, oniv. D Rlla Hayworth and Victor Mature I! everything that the entire family will enjoy. The prices are 11c and 20c. Remember one night ' '.iHencnbe 1- Aug. MY GAL j ' in good rtDoYcu m T LAUGII j Wed. Only 1 j I William Roy and hr ad King non pictuie fiom the western plains to the Arabian desert! i lli-- , An at tie-up- I co-e- - OUTLAWS OF THE DESERT s i ineyard residents, they have during the past month. It ran many friends here who wish for over three weeks In Salt Lake I them continued health and happl- - City to packed houses. The picture Best Wishes, an adult drama and is Parley. ne!!SMrs. Glen Fillmore auu chil- - we distinctly do not recommend it to childrea of Ely, Nevada, are vacation- - dren. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. W llllams j jng jjere at (he j,ome 0I ner pai the of week received word last ents Mr. and Mrs. Jos, A. Mur- promotion of their son Mai to the dock. Knowing that so many hoys rank of a Corporal. Mai was InThose to attend the James and girls wanted to attend a pictducted Into the service October Clinger family reunion Sunday at ure on the 24th, we have selected 22, 1941 and was assigned t? th Saratoga were Mr. and Mrs. Ray a special program that should be signal corp school at Fort Mon- Gammon and family, Mr. and tiptop entertainment the aftermouth. New Jersey , where he Mrs. Harold Holdaway and fam- noon of the 24th. There will be trained for four months. He was ily. Mr. and Mrs. Mai Blake and 2 complete shows commencing at then transferred to Fort Lewis, daughter Maxine and Mr. and 2 o'clock. The feature Is one of Washington and here became a Mrs. George Blake and daughter the Hopalong Cassidys popular first class private. Mai was still Carla. westerns featuring Wm. Boyd and stationed at Fort Lewis when he The James Murdock family re- a Stooges Comedy and a Popeye his received Corpora rath g. union is scheduled to be held cartoon. This program will not at Vivian Park, Provo play in the evening. The assessAug. ments have been put to the very Canyon. 10c and lowest possible only Relief Society will be held 15 c. Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Helen Allen. The visiting teachers will make their report. The annual Scera canyon breakI Miss Faye Hansen, daughter of fast for the staff and board memMr. and Mrs. Calvin Hansen, of bers which was scheduled for ' Orem became the bride of Dean next Sunday, July 26, has been son of Mr. and Mrs. postponed for a week until Aug. j Rhumway, William Shumway, Saturday 2. Because of so many having They will make tehir home In planned week end vacations. It Vineyard. Mr. Shumway is em- was found advisable to make this ployed on the railroad; also Miss change. Royal L. Garff of the Erma Evans of Spanish Fork was Cniversity of Utah faculty and a married to LaMar Sorensen, son popular radio commentator will of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sorensen. bp the speaker at this outing at Both couples motored to Evan- Canyon Glen amphitheatre. ston, Wyoming. , Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen will also reside in At a recent investigation we were .really shocked to discover that we have been serving strawWRITE A berry jam made In the state of at the Snack-BaWashington WANT AD Upon Inquiry from the salesman, CASH IN ON we found that 9 5 per cert of the ronfection stands in the state of AYJ3ien- -1 STUFF Utah do the same. Reason the IN .nr-Washington berries sell cheaper. THE The Utah berries are shipped ut of the state to large eastern com-- I By WYMAN BKRG panics who eater only to the se- w so It isnt many years ago lect thade. Your manager nlade that a man was known by the a special trip to Salt Lake to watch he owned. Thick, heavy, Hewlltte Bro. where Utah county an of were Indication watches gold berries are processed. We are and prosperity now pelased to announce that the every young Scera Snack-Ba- r will he one of man looked forthe exclusive places where patto ward the day rons may be served the luclous when he would crushed fruit made from Marshall he the proud strawberries grown on Provo possessor of one We don't propose to be Bench. of these solid made a pucker and eat Washingchunks of gold ton chep berries any longer We and time. Even though they cost more they called taste a lot better. You be the turnips in those judge. At the time of the visit yman Berg (jays probwith Mr. Hewlltte, he told us that ably from the old rhyme that we Utah County Marshall berries had knew as children "If wishes such popularity in the east gair-were horses, beggars would ride, that they could not supply half if watches were turnips, Id wear 'the demand. As this year's crop one by my side.. These "turnips was only about 60 per cent what were the most common they had anticipated they were of esteem when u group being forced to rut their orders. of men wanted to honor some one Adjust your travel needs to of their group. Now, watches are w artime conditions. BurlingOne of the best guides for a slim and elegant and quiet but ered ton Trallw ay s d lescl-pogood picture Is to learn the names theres many a grown-u- p who atllj of the directors. Wesley Ruggles buses are being operated on retnemheres the thrill of listening who directs the ptet ire YOU BEwartime schedules conservto the quick, loud beat of Dads LONG TO MtlNplaylng next Monor Gramp8 golden "turnip. ing vital equipment and mawar for effort. our day and Tuesday is one of the ace terial reWed like to know what you directors in Hollywood today. member of times past. Wont you Bus travel is economical Among some of his latest comedy 01 us a note yestertelling drop Use savings to buy War Bonds successes are "Too Many day's events that still linger "I Met Him In Paris", local rjent Fat Liariraticn, pleasantly in memory? Our memHere Comes Mr. ories and our services go back E'uaLIKjTCN tr.v.vays cefot "Arizona", Jordan. We in the community. many years W. E Rrdrlgue, Agt. like to ferl that we fill the pos9 5 W. Center St. ition of a friend and neighbor YOU BELONG TO ME starring In times of need. Fonda and Barbara StancDignity and Henry Phone: 1272 e yi k is a gay comedy which Wessympathetic understanding combine for the perfect tribute. Berg ley Ruggles claims Is his best. It UMitoi m v nr-- , is the story of a man who marMortuary. Phone 378. ries a woman doctor. After mar- - 21, Only 5 replaced under present YOUR July 17, 1942. Men In Washington i.t hi-- j hrieflv at his home. It Is known that he left from Montreal, Can-- j unada but his destination known and was censored on the cablegram which he sent home.! ! . j Mid cotivt mem e of truck operators and thereby prevent costly s and complete cie).,y. bteakdown of America's transport carrier ryotern which cannot KINGS ROW which play? at, li i k d Wti. he nnies terrifically Jeal-,- 2. To solicit the complete Chevron t (Antra In all parts the Sura tin at re three days ci m- because many handsome , lation of fled users, truck of Am. dm will he asked to get nitneir.g evening is one of y on g men hi'iOUle her patient-- . c one hundred of the It- tlm outstanding v w ay to Lav e i 'ours and truck drivers in a I.. !. aid 1 propr-Sorensen and his wife, Dorothy, lun-- , :.t aul to give all possible It was given top rating by ci to find that be campaign of regular year. Ms jir hv telephone, July 16. They had Box Office, always ?' ts the worn! of ibe deal i.i.d piever.iue maintenance. int only to owners of Lilerty Magazine, a very pleasant conver-- , 3. To give natii "apFilm Daily, Hollywood Reporter Chevrolet trucks, hut to owners he ca'ion, reports that he is en- and many other magazines who We a; predate the fact that pointive service" to suit the time of o'her mak's of trucks os well. joying the best of health and said review i urreiit pictures. The there are in our community many all the boys were well and of Finite play rated it as the best families who are having a finan- coutse were somesiek to see the of ttie month of May. dal struggle and it becomes difhome folks. He said to tell piiiuie ficult for the daddy and mother KINGS RO?V is a superb drama to everyone hello, take 5 or 6 children to a show Although it contains much trag- very often. We have therefore edy it has many scenes of comedy. arranged eai h month some kind who It's popularity among people of bargain program. Next Wed. are selective comes from the fact evening we have one that we can that it is different from the regu- recommend most Mr. and Mrs. Charles Handley, heartily. Two as Just the lar beaten path. SUNDOWN JIM Sr., celebrated their 64 wedding book was the best seller for near- swel features at their ly a year, KINGS ROW has been and MOUNTAIN MOONLIGHT. Monday anniversary home in Springville. Former a top grosser in the larger cities both have action, music, comedy and j recited KINGS ROW Ami Mioiidmi - Robert Scera Theatre Chatter t.l-.C- l Show begins 7:30 7:U" Thursday, July 23, 1942 Sk'Z . Call Rex Griffiths J 34 X. Univ. Ave. Phone 1775 4V1 h Rojles Radio Shop |