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Show PROVO (UTAH) EV B N I N G HE R ALD, F R ID. A Y. : A JJ G VST. 2,9, .- 1 9 3 0. PAGE SIX UTAH EXHIBIT -IS SCHEDULED SACRAMENTO California's celebration of "Eighty Years of Western Progress at the State Fair In Sacramento August SO to Sept. 7 viU Hnd the tt-3 of Utah. New Mexico, and Oregon Joining In the jubilee. Excellent exhibits by these three states are now being Installed in jcne of the largest buildings on th exposition grounds. In the same buildings will b displays by the Southern Oregon and Northern California development association, land by a number of South 'American 'Ameri-can countries whoee representatives iare in Sacramento for the Pan !American reciprocal trades confer-Tr.ce. confer-Tr.ce. "We are happy to have our sis-l?r sis-l?r states join with us on this occa-ticn." occa-ticn." said R. A. Condee, president tf.the California state rajr. "ineir displays of products and resources v. ill be seen not only by hundreds of thousands of people from all jiarts of the United States! but by influential business leaders of the Pan-American countries." Utah will have her copper ani 'Steel industries as the central feature fea-ture of her exhibit Fresh" fruits, minerals, grain and poultry will nl-to nl-to be displayed. Prominence will be given to thre of Utah"s chief at-ti at-ti actions the Mormon temple and grounds, the Utah state capitol and the Great Salt Lake pavilion, all cf which will be produced in miniature, min-iature, with a special lighting effect. ef-fect. E. V. Bowling, state horti-Uvilturlst horti-Uvilturlst Is installing the exhibit vhich was sponsored by the Salt i . I-uke City chamber of commerce. 21,2(50 More! 66 Utah County Students At "U" Manila 4-H Club To Fete Mothers a - Uncle Sam is doing his bit to solve the unemployment situation. During the past year 21,260 persons per-sons have been added to your payroll In the. past five years the taxpayers tax-payers have had to support 44,197 extra persons who found places on the federal public payroll. "The Increase over the last five-year five-year period is due to the creation of new commissions, bureaus and n forth." the civil service commission com-mission explained. Commissions, bureaus and so forth have been created to deal with nearly every phase of Ameri can life. At tb n of the fiscal year. June 30, the federal government employed 608.915 persons. They wotfld populate a city far larger than San Francisco. Four cities in the country would exceed it. In size if all the government's employes were gathered together. When the, world war ended th creat "public payroll Included 917,-7C0 917,-7C0 persons not. of course, including includ-ing soldiers. Quick reductions were made, but since then the count has been increasing in-creasing steadily. Five years aeo the total enrollment enroll-ment wa5 564.718. June .30. 1919. the payroll included includ-ed 587,655 names. The veterans' . bureau was crested cre-sted to help discharged soldiers. Today there are 3190 women employed em-ployed and 1545 men. In only two other organizations do the number of women employed exceed the number of men, in the District' of Columbian .. . SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 29 Sixty-six students from Utah rounty were registered as resident students ft the University of Utah "f f- Vi r.r.Uorr - o r 1 iOL.3n. flCCOril- v i vi.i: 1 fl V- J V r v - - - P ing to official figures given out by E. J Norton,, recorder. Sixty were registered for extension and correspondence cor-respondence woik and eleven were enroled in the 1923 sumnler school, according io these figures. The total resident collegiate enrollment en-rollment for the year 1929-30 was 3317. This number Included students stu-dents from 28 counties in Utah, 32 other states in the United States, Washington, D. C. Alaska, Phili-pine Phili-pine Islands, Hawaii and 11 foreign countries. The foreign students came from Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Japan, (1UCA1V.U, U, Afc.JO -rwwa Africa. Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, and California led the states in the number of resident students at the University of Utah. Birds are rarely sighted by at men flying at an altitude of 3000 feet. CARD OF TIIANKS AND APPRECIATION . We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for the many acts of kindness extended to us during our recent bereavement, through the cL-2ath ov our beloved -wife 'and mother, Eva Prudence Mc Cracken Cook. We; are especially grateful to those who, furnished the music, the pallbearers, also those who assisted in any way; the minister and those who furnished cars nd eent such beautiful floral offerings. DUDLEY L. COOK SIDNEY D. COOK IDA M. COOK and HERBERT D. COOK and ..' WIFE. lake SHORE v fc Mrs. Joseph L. Argyle very pleasantly pleas-antly entertained last Sunday afternoon after-noon and evening, at her home here in honor of the fiftieth birthday anniversary an-niversary of her husband, who is a member of the ward bishopric. The time was pleasantly spent in a social so-cial way. The entertaining rooms were beautiful with late summer flowers. "The honor guest was the recipient of many useful gifts. A delicious chicken dinner was served later in the evening. A huge birthday-cake wth fifty candles was Potatoes were first seen by peana in Peru in 1531. :iro- hi The two 4-H clubs of the Manila 1 wnrd. under Ihe supervision of Miss ! Nell Swenson. Miss Mildred. Swen-J nick, .kitchen band and stunt, the and Mrs. Merril N warnics j group; taiK, "ClUD worn" Mrs. Aier During the breakfast the following follow-ing prograni will be given: Piano selection, Miss Helen War- 'will give a breakfast on Monday, I ril N. Warnicki reading. Miss Flor-Feptember Flor-Feptember 1 at which the mothers ! lne Evans; duet. Miss Beatrice Mori-cf Mori-cf the ctub girls will be the guests. 1 sen' and Miss Maurine Monson. IBAIXANTINE HAlTSYfUP )i j r it jj Jf miallns7 .0 (2 i . a 48-lb. SACK ROYAL FLOUR $1.10 25-lb. SACK TABLE SALT 1 . 1 .45c 100 lb. SACK GOOD MILLRUN . . ,$1.25 100 LBS. WASATCH LAY MASH With Cod Liver Oil No Alfalfa Meal Cash and Carry 34-46 SOUTH 4th WEST PHONE 34 lighted, then cake and ice cream was served to fifty-eight ff sts and the guest of honor. Out of town guests were Mrs. Will Lewis and son Sterling, Mrs. Charles Evans and family, Mr. and Mrs. Argyle Evans and Mrs. LeonaHDe La Mar all of Provo; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Francis of Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell of Payson.- Mr. Francis and with other relatives rela-tives and friends here. Mr. andNJrs. Neil Francis and .family of Ogden spent hast week here, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Francis, parents of Miss Afton Angus of Provo visited here this week with Miss Stella Youd! and Miss Alene Huff. Scott and Russell Wilkins of ProVo, spent Friday here.. Miss Verda Simmons or Salt Lake spent Monday here.r she was the dinner guest on Tuesday of Mrs. Provostgaard r of Payspn , " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herriman an3 family of Mammoth were the dinner din-ner guests of Mts. Herrlmans sister Mrs. J. Rufus Huff on Sunday. Sun-day. , ! Mrs. George. Foster entertained Sunday evening for MP. and Mrs. W. J. McClaln and family. Mrs. A. C Otteson of Spanish Fork and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hatch and family of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Veil G. Francis had is dinner guests on Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Francis, of Ogden. , 3 . 4G4 West Center" Phone 534 'Fre6 Delivery SATURDAY SPECIALS - n White Kingshing Powder; ,. . ,.:r5QC Salmon Black Top- Regular 15c .2 for 2,2c Jar Rings, U. S. 1. 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Millions of women throughout the United States and Canada are satisfied that, in Red 6 White Stores, they have a dependable source of the kind of foods they want for their families1 -and always at prices that fit ' carefully planned budgets. T - - N SPECIALS FOR- t o ) j : (ScicLa and (2a r.rr7 450 WEST CENTER SATURDAY SPECIALS: 10 lb. Ba Cane Sugar .63c Fresh Creamery Butter lb 39c Pink Salmon 2 Tall Cans .25c Potatoes 10 lb. sack .15c" Spaghetti or Vermicelli 3 pkgs. . . . .19c Smoked Bacon Strips lb . .18c Nut Margarine 2 lbs 43c Malted Milk 31.00 Bottle ;. .55c Ripe Olives 25c Can 17c Picnic Hams lb. 20c Matches G Boxes .15c War on Insects 75c bottle . . . . .50c Wc Reserve the Right to Limit Fyiday arid Saturday .August 29 & 3Q FRUIT JARS Quarts ... . 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