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Show THE VOICE OF SIIARON i Friday, April 14, 1939 $ j 'I fj Provo Conservator y..., . - :: Drama :-- RaJio : Race Director k ft r tiiu mi atm i mu Miiuiiiiiiiutihiiiumi itiiimiiiniumimmiiiuHitn 9 aiumm I? All forms of Dancing for ft ' . I Beginners and Advanced Students ft ft It l INTERVIEWS AND AUDITIONS DAILY Hours: 1 - 5 p. m. & 7 to 9 p. m. (Except Sunday) y f I . i li Entrance on Fifth North 11 L FuiLL-a- n HfVi your cKoco to tovo on your tprlttf pointing. Highitguolity ! r Points. Thoio spociol pricot will NOT b ropootod this yer. HOUSE' PAINT Fuller Pur Prepared. For a beautiful "all over" job. For two week, protecting . slathed to price .. OAL X Church services Sunday were iu charge of the stake home missionaries The speaker was Mulilestein. Special musical numbers were two vocal solos by La Mona Perry The program in Relief Society meeting Tuesday was in charge of the work and business depart- A very interesting PORCH PAINT & Deck Paint. Waterproof. Standi hard ute. For two weeks, specially reduced to . . . Fuller Porch nn 4 f, 1.86 c n- - 3.I?sil LUouast EXTERIOR VARNISH Fullerspar. To weather protect front -- doors, garden furniture, for two weeks at . . . 1.47 Qll etc Big savings VM At! PINT ixon Taylor Russell Cannon Achon,Hns. OLDSMOBILE DEALER CHEVROLET CHEVROLET SEDAN, (DeLuxe) Good Tires, Paint and Upholstery MOTOR IN GOOD CONDITION 191 South University Avenue CASH FOR CARS OR EQUITIES CUSTOM REBUILT USED CARS Liberal Allowances on New Cars Fhone Provo 155 Night Wretkrr Service MOIITAG RANGE SALE! HiuiiiiHmiPiinmmiHiimiiDimi miin,miiiiiiMHHHHi!iiiiiiiimiiiiii!HiHinmimmiHiHiimm4iuminiimt' Farmers of Utah have received approximately 75.000 forest trees Mrs. Geo. F. Wells, Reporter this spring for planting In wood-lotwindbreaks, and shelter-belt- s, A welcome home from the nursery at the party was held in honor of Arlo Shumway, Utah State Agricultural college. borne who recently returned from the Western States Mission, 'vUa-'ajin the Vineyard recreatlou hall Thursday evening A short program was given and refreshments served Steinekerts oTihestra furni'-hethe music for ths dance. Walter Holdaway of the ward missionary committee was in charge pf the party. Phone 238 Mrs, Prudence Holdaway and visitFox Mes. Jennie for daughter, ed in Salt Lake last week end with Mrs Holdawavs grandson Appointments and wife. Bishop and Mrs. Reed who Chase of Berkely California, was a conference visitor Located In the former convalesReed Holdaway is Melva Peay Shop cing at his home in Los Angelts following an appendlcities oper656 W. 3 So. ation performed on April 1st a at Southern the is student Rerd California Dental College and a Complete Beauty Service son of Mrs. Ellen Holdaway. Mr. and Mrs Lee Johnson and sons spent Sunday at Bingham with friends. Personality Hair Dressing Mrs Earl Jones and two sons Permanent Waving of Great Falls, Montana arrived Friday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Holdaway, UTAH together they motored to Tooele PROVO Sunday where they spent Easter i y with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Orme yjy Y T T "r Y r Y y and children. The Scouts gave a fine assembly program at the Tuesday night A Mutual. The theme was Stout Is brave. Glen Maxwell Mr. and Mrs and baby of Elko, Nevada, visited during the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. s, V j I lesson was given by Virginia PouKon. Daily menus fur a family were given and a review of the year's work. Next week the Literary department will be conducted by Myrtle Christensen. The progiam in church next Sunday will be furnished by the students from the seminary under the direction of Vivtor C "V,- v J 17 Anderson. Mrs. Martha Neiison who has been 111 for some time has recovered sufficiently to go to Bingham to visit with her son, Ned and family. Mr. and Mrs J. W. De Lange, and Mrs. Orrel DeLange and family spent Sunday In Fairfield visiting with Mr. and Mrs. vRus-se- ll - Jsck Hulbertand Patricia EUla in Alexander Kordas Tha Gaiety Girla, released through haid Artists, millionaire and a chorus girl are plated by Jack Hulbert and Patricia Ellis In the dancing muMiale ahnh plaja on Thursday and Saturday at Scera Theater, with Joe E. Brown in The Wo heaitily endorse this program for the entire Gladiator. family. A Carson. Seth Larsen of Portland, Oregon, is visiting with his brother, C Wilford Larsen. Seth was formerly a resident of the ward and is meeting many friends. Miss Lucille Farley accompanied Miss Marie Seegmiller of Provo to St. George last weekend. They visited Zion canyon and at- Attention, Home Buyers! You Do tended Easter services held there. Dorrell Graff was guest of honor at a surprise party given at the home last Friday when he was 12 years old Easter decorations were used and an Easter luncheon served. Most of the guests were boys of the same age who will graduate from the Primary association and be eligible to become deacons this spring. Those piesent were: Russell Hansen, LeRoy Jewett, Dean Farnsworth, Clifton A say, Glen Gappmayer, John Keele. Emil Kent Myers, Eddie Lunceford, Heaps, Jim Weaver, Leland Gapp-mayand the guest of honor. Mr. and Mrs John Lundahl have received word of the marriage of their daughter Evelyn to J. W. Chambers of Dallas, Texas. Miss Lundhal was formerly a student of the Lincoln high school and has been employed in Los Angeles for the paBt six years. The young couple will make their home In Los Angeles where Mr. Chambers Is manager of one of the Sontag Drug stores. Bishop and Mrs. Roy Gappmayer attended conference In Salt Lake City last Saturday and Sunday. Bishop Gappmayer aiso attended the special meeting held In the temple. Mrs. Russell Haglund Is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Loveless. Mr. and Mrs. Haglund have spent the winter In Washington D. C. Mrs. Haglund will be Joined by her husband In about a month when they will return to their home In Long Beach, California. Miss Leola Loveless expects to go to California with them. Mrs. Orissa Rowley went to Oakley, Idaho, last week where she visited with her sister, Mrs. Zella Rowley, who has been confined to her bed for the past two years. Putting hay crops into the silo Instead of the haymow Is bringing about a change in dairy barn design. The new order ofthlngs makes it possible to do away with the haymow, keep the dairy barn down to one story, lessen fire danger. Already some of the dairy equipment firms are selling dairy barns. Know That You Are Entitled to TITLE INSURANCE AT NO COST TO YOU? Murdock. Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Allen and baby of Vaughn, Montana have moved to Vineyard to make their home. that's right! The seller must provide you with evidence of title. So demand It In the form of a title Insurance policy and refuse absolutely to accept the customary abstract. REMEMBER: T tie insurance is both evidence ot title and a guarantee that you wont lose on your Investment For proof that if your title Is proved defective. there is real danger when you buy real estate without title insurance, write rr call on us. The facts will amaze you Yes, r J 10 Benjamin Franklin was one of the first to advocate the use of Insurance to protect farmers against crop losses. LOW PLY L. & II. 1318 W. Provo. f SiLSXSJOSS LOCAL IN TITLE GUARANTY CO. East Center St. Provo 59 BURLINGTON 03 W. Center UST TAKE IT AND SMILE! Wanted I dways reccm- - That uhy Cend SHtRWIS-WlLLIA- I Vi g SEE WILLARD by L. SO, s $,1.15 qt. I -- .19 W. 2nd N. Utah Valley Glass & Paint Co. Center St. ( SEE YERGENSEN FOX FARM East on Fourth North OREM r i REMOVED o 5 BY GLASSES The latest scientific method et examining the eyes Absolute results guaranteed. Provo, Utah Sil St X .ie HmuHHmwiiim'iiiuHiiHiiiimiittmiMiimjimiHiiimiHimmiiiiini AH No glasses recommended unless needed. Glauses may be bad on Easy Payments. Used Car Buyers -- Sbomld Bee Oort Phone 403 ONE BIG LOT Dr. 6. H. HEIXDSELMAN Cherry, Peach, The Spirit of Pears, Prunes, Apricots. at OFFER! Wild Wood IlolloW Farm Nurseries Chris. Jefferses In Lake View Phone 011B2 Easter USED Top Vain In Every Car TALK IT OVER our problem may be a big one or a little one but jou will appreciate the adiice of a friend in whom you hate confidence. Whatever your problem is, you can always feel free to ronsult us. Our aim Is to be fiiendlv in a helpful way Call at our office at any lime We are here to serve you. COLUMBIA INDUSTRIAL LOAN CO. 64 N. Uriiv. Ave Phone 3 77 is reflected in songs and flowers. Pay homage t this toy of days by making yonr family happy through the thoughtfulness of remembering the true symbol of Easter an Easter Lily. ... i; I TRAHER-L- PBQYO Av. 0 iBftmmiiiiwmHi'M irmnmiwinntw6wimwnmtfWHwnwwHm OWN Frovo 8 j ji , tmm Tpi.t yj fair rSIs f .e, SSwe.Tw Mf Irertiea. I.MeSISMl COME IN AND SEE i PROWS and HAWS Really Company BRIM IIALL B3 No. University Arena BROS. Provo 1 For I North Fhone H0"E! I -- A- 121 West A One does and can live better if he owns his own home. Such responsibility makes the home owner a better citizen, a location to raise his family. It is cheaper to own a home than to rent. Yonr quest will end when yon see the homes we have for sale. f jrl rrshrxtasj; GREENHOUSE PnoxE EianT-TThere Flowers Grow o. HUlli'H Flowers Telegraphed An yu here ME TVTLL DEIJVFR E ESTER MORNING with Helndselman Optical and Jewelry Co. CAM QUALITY niONK All Grown and Propagated from local trees Furniture Exchange SYE STRAIN WARRED VISION HEADACHE c R '4 Provo. profits. 5 AGENCY $6.93 348 W. Center St. YARDS ? PHONE 1090 318 W. Highest Prices Paid. No middle man to take your I But longj j? trousers do not make's man, m 3 nor does insurance make (op p the loss occasioned by disaster1 jjj unless it is complete, sdequatel L and written with a sound com g - pany( This agency represents f - insurance at kdcpendablebes4 See us feodayj 3 wear resistant Colorful, this paint will make you proud of your porch. Washes easily. AT ONLY thinks, because 16 NEW G.&J. TIRE L. & II. Tire Company Old useless live Animals hi first long trousers. PAIMT BUY" UP he has on GROWN i he PORCUZCIt A - 600 ISO No. UnlT. OTHER MODELS AS LOW AS $63.73 See Them in Our Window Butlers BUS DEPOT Phone: 1273 YOUR PORCH Apple, STANDARD VARIETIES 316 West Center St. St-- Cordially yours, D! RUSS 76-Pie- ce DONT MISS THIS EXCEPTIONAL SEKV ILK Double daily local service la now available to aod from many Utah points. Ash agent for details. Fruit Trees Reg. $89.75 All White or Ivory Enamel Aristocrat Range Set Dinnerware Plus $20.00 Now, for a short Total $109.75 Value Time Only $79 h of Prices New Low at No Extra Cost 7EJ THINK the thing through, and we feel certain you will then agree our policy. We ask your patronage in confidence. FOR OUR UTAH PATRONS iiMHtti Here is an Example of Savings Offered You FLARES .... 3 r-- Awareness of True Values is a matter of experience and education, hence BUTLERS wish to impress you with the fact that even a child, if sent to our store, receives the same consideration and is assured of the same intrinsic values in what may be purchased as any person well posted on true values could receive if he or she came ;n person. BUTLERS are not infallible. We may make mistakes in buying, but whenever such a mistake is discovered, price is lowered, cost not considered. CED.R i TITLE INSURANCE IS GUARANTEED PROTECTION UP TO THE FULL AMOUNT OF THE POLICY Sustained Confidence is the only foundation upon which any business is secure, and can long survive. 9 2.05 CITY - - . 4.30 LAS VEGAS - - 8.00 LOS ANGELES - - 0.95 13.40 SAN FRANCISCO DENVER 0.00 OMAHA 17.10 CHICAGO 24.30 Tire Company Center St. Qood Business principles demand and our sense of fairness to our patrons insists that every customer be treated alike a policy with us from which we never deviate : Prices right, and the same to everyone. FILLMORE Also: Included EASY TERMS Parker To the next town or across the country do your traveling by bus. Burlington T railways transcontinental service is fast and reliable and low fares mean big savings every mile of the way. NEW G. & J. TIRE al on all Modernique and Aristocrat Models $20.00 SET DINNERWARE One Price Policy holds good at Butlers Beauty Shop er Huistnuu VINEYARD v Reporter Telephone 04J1 inent. 2 2 503 North University Avenue IRione 434-(Extike Second Flooh) t -- Hy-ru- c KITA BROOKS - 4 Mm. C. H. PottUon, ? ' Cancinj TIMPAH060S Bu'i'n 2G0 j -- s Indu'inil mest Building Lota, Total Ions, Apts., or Property |