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Show 5048 Skills Available WHEN THEY WORK ! YOU PROFIT! j HIRE HOW! Provo Employment j Office FR 3-7500 Celebrate at Provo's Fourth of July FREEDOM FESTIVAL MAJOR EVENTS June 27 to July A Rides and Carnival at North Park, Fourth West and Fifth North. : July I, 3 and 4 Gigantic Bazaar at North Park, Fourth West and Fifth North. Saturday, July I, 7 p.m. Children's Miniature Parade, Center Street, 1st East to 4th West. Saturday, July I, 9 p.m. Queen's Ball (public dance) Bonneville-1 5th Ward Hall, 85 S. 9th East, Provo, $1.00 per couple. Sunday, July 2, 8:15 p.m. Patriotic Assembly, at BYU Fieldhouse. Guest speaker, Dr. Homer Durham, president, Arizona State University. Monday, July 3, 8 p.m. First performance of professional pro-fessional RCA-approved Rodeo at Utah Co. Fairgrounds, Nth S. and Univ. Ave. Best cowboys in the land. $2.50 reserved seats; $1.50 general ad'mission; 75 cents children. Tuesday, July 4, 9:30 a.m. Mammoth Parade University Avenue and East Cen, 100 entries. . Tuesday, July 4, 1 :30 p.m. Final Rodeo Performance Perform-ance at Fairgrounds. Prices same as Monday. ! Tuesday, July 4, 8:30 p.m. Panorama Broadway j Musical and Variety Show, BYU Stadium. (Pre- ; show activities at 8 p.m.) Fireworks will climax the show. $1.50 adults, $1.00 students; 75 j cents children. 1 HAVE A WONDERFUL TIME! 1 BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY! j can Ft f IES ' s II Veddina Expert Eye Care by Dr. G. H. Heindselman optometrist QUICK SERVICE FOR LENSE REPLACEMENTS OR EYE EXAMINATIONS Gifts Diamonds Jewelry Watches Heindselman Optical & Jewelry Co. 124 West Center Provo, Utah Candids in Color are Forever 1 Vedding candids in :olor never grow old. I "hey form a precious ecord which the ; uride and her parents s vill wish to keep ind treasure for a ifetime. , Sound in a beautiful )ook, they can be i iasily kept. Let us how you samples if our fine work. hey cost less than 'ou think. i f Modern Art Photo THE WAV MM S. B. C. . ' CHECKING ACCOUNT fK j HELPS ME MANAGE . IJjjplBllW j It's almost like having a personal bookkeeper. I can keep SfiSSjSjfillP ' ' track of income and outgo by depositing bur paychecks and 5Bg8pllfll i I I then paying all bills by check. Just a glance at my check- "" "BjlEBjplll ! book and I have anup-to-date record of .what bills are paid "SBBBHlBpsjK'Ws what balance is oh hand. Cancelled checks serve as re- 1 - ' ' cognized legal receipts, too. What's rriore ... my S.B.C. f I I M jBlBPfBMsl &:i?f i i checking account does away with the risk of loss or theft of I I 1 -it JBE--ii&gf - j money. It's modern, businesslike andso easy. I pay all bills I ,;ic?J 1 f BErt Vlj JlIlll? f Sff J from my home . . . just drop the checks in the mail. I can't y ilBipI J':l J:2S$& j imagine anyone not having a Springville Bank checking ac- - -flj "pi : jf-L '.i'-'''' ! count. Can you? :' I .:. :yl:-::'-' f i j I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LwtMMf-iarriTl-nr.lli-,iii-l.1irllWlllWttlli l'Y-tfl WmI.Vim-iiB.voMBm ' ijmm.ue-.mbii. a. 'j nTjanmm-1 :uhw!li 1. 1, u- l j Jtw-r-r-nrnm, :W Hmm.VM. im-!uwv,. MatMeMXt rrr-. .rrr Bt'1fllTM"MM'"1""""" imiiiii - I 1 " Ti I IJ I. TT17T1CIIJII . I I J 111. I U J LI 11 L TTf ; U" . , I II I . . .1 IJII.I.I II LI I M I. IIPI !! Mil II II Pill I ! I II I I lllir IMHIW L I I 1 1 1 ' The lll-Fated Gold Rush ffll? Hite, Utah, in 1893 - population one: y'VSStfci self-appointed exile, Cass Hite, who had ta & LSr3 built a rock cabin on the Colorado where fjV tK 5 he eked out a living washing "flour" gold I Tj When greedy prospectors questioned s jr'7 : him, he said that the heavier gold had 1 1 A! I j probably washed down to the foot of n . f l I ' Navaho Mountain. Whether Hite was 6- sincere or merely wanted to be left alone, irSA V he triggered a gold rush. Ferries were built, dredges hauled in - but the gold Ay jT f?TJ was too fine to be recovered. Dredges (CApJ 3? were left to rust and Hite went into hid- X. fT Eff. ing to avoid vengeful prospectors. - j !j Cass Hite was an isolationist, but most fcp J Ji Utahns enjoy companionship. Many like n--y J f to pause for a friendly glass of beer or jp! i V1 ale and the United States Brewers vN.. J Association is constantly working for S'Sssvg' " clean, wholesome conditions wherever 5 j J these light beverages of moderation are J:iBJt J) rrT "I MU g- m |