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Show Thursday, August fFE VOICE OF SHARON nun n L'l i WHO PAYS FOR ADVERTISING UTAH TESTED la-o- GAS r First and 2nd Grade 4 170 IQ? volume with the same overhead. Advertising means uot a higher price but a lower price, bt cause it permits a greater volume of sales, which means a greater volume (M.s eo. F. Wells - Reporter) of manufacture with lower co.-- per unit. So that the r r I orla Jex of the d recently question, Who pays for advertising! is putting the mat- Mac-- u returned ast Cential States ter wrongly. This approaches the negative side. The fun .he n Hill be the Mia at the question should he, Who makes the profit on advertisI A. conjoint servtctB Sunday ing? It is not difficult to show that every consumer letting. A musical program vtlll be 'eatjred under the direction benefits from advertising. iiJHard Anderson. All ward A firm that has adertised for years in tliis news- ofembers are cordially invited. paper recently made a statement giving a new angle on We few who attended church f unday enjoyed those new electthe cost of advertising. Said a representative: Do you know that we figure ricardfans recently Installed iu the chapel. it does not cost us anything for advertising! Do you Mrs. Bradford Shumway celeknow that it is paid for by the customers of the mer- brated her birthday Sunday tith a family dinner at her home. chants xn ho do not advertFe! the families who expect We will explain. When you buy an article from to Among ajtend the Murdock Reunion a retailer you pay for three things: (1) What that at Upper Falls this teek end are dealer paid for it. (2) What it cost him to do busines Mr. and Mrs. Joy O. Clegg, Mr. Mr. 1 at og-J-- ) j tpt-ake- r 1 ..A Li((le Mohawk litre i:c:ra SERVICE and Mrs. Roland Harding, (3). Ilis profit. and Mrs. Elroy Murdock, Mr. and So you see the greater a merchants expense in Mrs. Lewis Clegg, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. relation to amount of goods sold, the more he must Harold Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. adcharge you for what you buy. We all know that the Ellis Holdauay, Albert Holdaway vertised store does the largest business. Hence their and Mr. and Mrs. Lavar Hold-aaexpenses are lower in proportion to the amount of goods Members of the Elders, Priests, sold and they can make their prices lower than the store and Teachers' quorums with their that does not advertise. partners enjoyed a swimming BETTER GAS FOR LESS y. PERSONALIZED HAIR CUTS party to Park Burningham Barber (Across from Lincoln) X DO YOU CIlV' w 1.1 Cl 0! Cl C m CC ; Blocks South of Orem Town KNOW? What a treat it would be for Mother to serve ice cream for dinner! WIIEATIES FLOORS, MILK pkg. 11c t; $1.15 4 Quart 3 pkg, or Lifebuoy Bars for 3 SOGAR OREM DRUG STORE OREM 10-LD- $1.47 25-l- bs 2 Lge. UTAH and 1 rich-tastin- 5c HERES WHAT 4f A PEAS From Rroadrawt by MARY LEE TAYUIR, Ang. I, KSL, 10.15 A. M. g Ice cream. Perfect with this Creamy smooth, marvelous sauce; f wmp Lux ww Vanilla Ice Cream and Chocolate Sauce 4A JELLO. It At REXALL cans 2Sc CflAP Crystal White or P. and G. bars for Today YOUR. Ilall - Ihone 02R4 Specials For Saturday, Aug. 3rd Take Home a Quart 25c a O O tlU ' Gratia Cecil Gterc 3 We Sell Specials Fdr Saturday, August 3rd JELLO ICE CREAM cans 25c S. Powder, Cocoa $5.75 . Pkgs. Albers Corn Flakes 4 . rs WIIEATIES pkg. 11c Salad Dressing, I.G.A., quarts 27c Deviled Meat, I.G.A. y4f s 3 for 10c TUNA FISH, I.G.A., 2s 2 for 33c 2 for 23c Shrimps Gulf Kist Sihalacka Salmon 2 cans 33c l.G.A. Corn Flakes. .2 Ige. pkgs. 19c ,V, i l :-- V HE AH J Radio Demonstration OF V AXILLA rCE CREAM AND CHOCOLATE 6AUCE Tlinrsday, Ang. 1st over KSL at 10:45 a. m. AND COME TO OUR STORE DEMONSTRATION AXD TASTE THIS DELICIOUS ICE CREAM SATURDAY! uill nerd: You ICE CREAM POWDER, 3 pkgs. 25c COCOA, VHb. can 9c IHRVDIATH) BIKING POWDER 17c CALUMET, Log Cabin Syrup 1-l- - ILL MEDIUM LARGE J I I 1.0 rUDDIXG JELLO 11 A si; Vs 3 XST7S--: tz b. JELLO Calco Dill Pickles s. or 15c . . For the Recipe u 13c 83c 5c -- ... Smallware 5c and 10c Articles ' ; 4 r i , X c - 3)r. J. pkg. - U z. .4 FOUIITAII SERVICE LUNCHES Heats We Sell - - - STANDARD GAS Veal Shoulder Roast lb. 15c Pork Shoulder Roast Pot Roast, Baby Beef Ib. 16c Ib. 16c Ib. 10c lb. 18c Helen does your hair In OREM (at the Orem Drug) iiimp Service EARLY Every Morning Bitter Gas for Less GREASING Tire Repairing Accessories RP.M OILS TF.JGX 84c pflDll Utah Trail cream style, can FRirr COCKTAIL Dainty Mix 2So (Tall) 2 for SUjAR 10 RK ,11-o- M C'r ls & LEANS (Pierces) cans, 8 for z. 17c e Carry NT A.MI'S mid POST CARLS For jour convenle.K White Spot SINCLAIR GAS and OILS GROCERIES CONFECTIONS Russell Kitchen Operator FARNWORTH SERVICE CAN BE DEPENDED ON GUNS REPAIRED See Theo Farn worth (Corner Canyon Road on State) ii Bill's Service p. 11 l! We do p2. We 1 rnair jobs which;; satisfy on any make of;! Car, Truck, or Tractor. I; - 01 ACCESSORIES Accessories;! for your motoring needs.!! carry 3. We live in Orem. Prompt I - Efficient Service Always Vic Christfnsen, Lessee (Near Sharon Church) 1 LINCOLN SERVICE GARAGE find Washing VALLEY VU ATEI): Jut North of th. Now Auditorium in Orem, on Vet side of street, near the limp. Market. Confectionery Ktnhr New Management 1XM We Can Fix Em Of Fresh Watermelons We Know Our Cars Greasinjj Complete Garage Service PROPERLY DONE THIS WEEK END! IF jou have QUALITY Fruit to Sell, or IF you want to BUY QUALITY FRUIT either by the box or Truck Load See BURR & SONS L. E. Phone Shell Gas TRY DS LOAD Vasatch Gas y . (ANOTHER Open rtA 10 Giant bars I GARAGE a i A IP, Crystal White WASIIBUIiN ct1 - Palmolive 3 )aTg for 1C 3 - t-- t NO I l On and after August i, 1940 and 3 s GUHE! IfHiiwVftuninmniiiHi GOIIFEGTIOKERY Orem General - yhysician and Surgeon Announces the opening of his offices in OREM for the practice of Medicine and Surgery Cflip GUitl H )Vasib urn (B. t n 4 C- 25c s. Beef Boiling Ribs Chuck Steak Ii t JELLO FREEZING MIX 2 packages for sug- Things to iRemember: AT c 51c 22c 34c 17c 5c quarts 17c MARSHMALLOWS Campfire 17c Pork &Beans, l.G.A. 2l2's 2 for 19c Sweet Wrinkle Peas, No. 2, 2 for 25c IVORY SOAP, large 2 for 19c s. SUGAR 59c 48-lbFLOUR $1.19 . Appliances Notions Announcement! can z. COuuEDEEF--u- 0 In 11 are agents for We G-- E i; 1 10-Ib- SEGO MILK 4 can 2Sc SM CRISCO IVORY FLAKES. . . . Ige. pkg. SOAP, P. and G., 10 giant bars CAMAY SOAP 3 bars Fruit Cocktail, I.G.A., 2 tall cans 3-lb- Mary Lee Taylors i ... Orem ... Red Alaska Salmon, I.G.A., tall 23c OXYDOL large pkg. 20c i -- Mrs. Davis 12-o- PLAX Z SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 3H -- i ANGLO including 9c Sego Milk 4 cans 28c ASK US FOR THE RECirE - Ice Cream FREE! i Saturday, August 3rd Famous LOWE BROS, per can A'i'yr.l) if. Glen FOR SPECLALS OFFERED in 1857. Canyon II Cash Grocery gests that all meet at the chad time to leave for the canyon st oclock. PAINTS SWAXSDOWN Come in and Sample this Pkg. Wheat Flakes Drake's Market NEED IRRADIATED . than 200 PerMjiis d participated In the wa-- outing, on Tuesday evening and YVednes-da- y at Tlmpanoake Camp, a lovely Bite In American Fork canyon. A bonfire program, under the direction of the M. I. A. was the feature of Tuesday evening The program on Wednesday, an original pageant by Mrs. Lucy by the Clyde, was presented Grand View camp, D. U. P. Mrs. of Nettle Brown was Mlstrees Ceremonies, Mrs. Tanner was the reader and musical numbers were presented by a double trio as and Cleo Mesdames follows: Theo Hardward, Lucille Nuttall, Mary P. Davis, Helen Went and Chailotte Davies. A dialogue by Mary Bernard!, Lucy Clyde and Ellen Kartchner produced much merriment as did also a humorous reading by Beswick Tanner. Little Madeline Harward sang two delightful numbers, M. E. Kartch-ue- r impersonate Piesident Brigham Young In his memorable speech at the Pioneer Celebration More e NEW LINE OF - pkgs. 25c Cake Flour, pkg. 25c BAKERS 5Q0 100-lb- s 3 YOU Ro-Sb- & f,1 (Mrs. C. H. Davies - Reporter) Tuesday The Joe Browns evening. are rejoicing pver the birth of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Young a daughter Saturday night at the and family visited; with relatives he home on Riverside Drive, In Gusher, Duchesne Co. during one has two brothers. little the week. Mrs. Chris. Barbackus was Mr. Wiley, old time resident of honor guest Saturday at her new the ward Is beginning the conbeing her struction of a residence J st north home, the occasion birthday anniversary. Members of the Clifford Cyde houses. of the birthday club were guests. served and Sunday Afternoon Meeting A tasty lunch was presided over by counselor many useful and lovely gifts were Harward, was addressed by Eldpresented to Mrs Barbackus. John-- 1 Mrs. Dan Bilboa Is convalescing ers O. A. Moore and Grant on the talked former son. The a at her home following major and Elder operation performed last week at Church Security plan 'Johnson spoke to the subject: the Utah Valley Hospital. ' Sin, What Ib it?" D. C. Thacker and son Heber old of the surely put the Bpirlt Mr. and Mrs. E. Everett Davies west Into the Covered Wagon of Cedar City spent last week end Days Parade In Salt Lake on with Mr. and Mrs. David Schench Pioneer Day, with their double and Mr. and Mtb. C. H. Dav'es yolk of oxen hitched to a wagon their parents. All Relief Society Members and friends are invited to take SEE OUR part iu the annual outing, tj le held on Tuesday, Aug. 6th at OREM FEED & GROCERY And Mister, that's only part of the story. Let RUSS OYLER at (Tfellurlde Service Station in Orem, Utah Bhow you how a car equipped with these tires really performs. Remember you can buy Silvertowns on long easy terms. Why not equip your car now and enjoy safe driving all summer long. Complete Service for All Cars on Budget Plan, Too! at GRAND VIEW . N ' n LI VINEYARD answered in many was; This Qcisiios lias s is that nobody pays for it it not only pays our gue-hut for itself actually makes a profit by the increased volume it produces. Advertising means a greater 1, 3940 0GR3 Call in and See Us LINCOLN GARAGE ELMER IIILLIS Operator - At LINCOLN SERVICE W. P. WILLIAMS Operator |