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Show UTAH VALLEY NEW Friday, March Milton Bellowa and Troop eom- - celebration of her 12th birthday, mitteemen Ray Hawklne and Lea which occurred Saturday. Gamee and luncheon were enjoyed by the Ilaneen accompanied the boya. (Ellen Bellows Reporter) folk: Elaine Elmo B rareton wna la charge following young Zabrlikie, Mary of the Sacrament meeting Sunday Scott, Shirley r, deugh-teand Emma Hn. Taylor Mu tic wee under the Beth Johnaon, Helen Fitagerald, Clara Jana of Idaho Falla, evening. of Mra. Bertha Yeatea Fontella Porter, Eldon 8beldon, direction Idaho visited the latter part of and Mra. Olea Schumann. Fine Dolyn Lowry, Mark NUaen and the week with their mother and talka were Gordon Foreyth. Elder Eugene given by grandmother, Mre. Jana D. Meld Qurr recently returned mission- Wm H Cowley Md mm and other reletives. ary, and Ray Eklna of Pleaaant KUlpack, outgoing offlcera of the Mr. and Mr. Dean Darla View Ward. Aa organ aolo waa Pleaaant View ward Sunday the hlrth of a beby boy played by Mra. Schumann. at the School, were aurprlaed bora Feh. ISrd at the family Mra. Annie GUleeple waa hoe-ta- Cowley home Friday evening by homo. Both mother and babe are to the Literary club Friday; the Sunday School offlcera and doing aleely. afternoon at bar borne. Mra. Jo the new auparlntendency. Gamee Allee Ana Hawkina and Norma anna Boyce gave a book review of and luncheon were enjoyed by the Jeaa Condor gare the White Bannera by Lloyd C. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd minute talke la Sunday Douglaa. Delleloua luncheon waa following: Baum, Eugene Ourr, Lamona School. Patriotic Perry, Mr. and Mra. Harold Peter-eoaerved at amall tables. Mr. and Mra. Merton Chamber-lai- n favora were given to Mra. Cordelia June Bean, Norma Dunford of Craig, Colo., former Booth, Mre. Emma Braratoa, Mra. Marvin Perry, Mr. and Mra. Wilof thia ward apent a fi Eva Glllaapla, Mra. Hilda Coader, lard Bandley, Elaine McEwaa, daya hero thla weak rleitlag with Mre. Maude Glacier, Mra. Loleta Grace Lelchty, Mr. and Mra. Wm, Monde and relatlree. They were Dixon, Mra. Lola Wlaeombe, Mra. If. Cowley and Theroa Klllpack. the geeeta of Mre. Chamborlaln'e Joaaaa Boyce, Mra. Bertha Salta-burMra. Lloyd Ford of Charleston Mra. Loulae Trotter, Mra. later and haehand, Mr. and Mre. Jack Condor. The Cbamberlalae Amy Taylor, Mre. Zelpha Smith, apent Saturday with her parenta, left Sunday erenlng for Inclaitaa, Mra. Martha Stewart, Mra. Merae Mr. and Mra. Horace Slack. CaUferala where they win epead Scheaay, Mra. Lydia Hogaa and Clarence Ashton, aaa latent Co. Mre. Eeetta Agent and Yvonne Joaee left SunMra. Flora Biglra. n month. Twenty Boy Seonta enjoyed a Johnaon of Kamaa and Mra. Flor- day to a pend the week at the Utah Hot ence Chamberlain of Craig, Colo., Bute Agriculture college. wimmlng party at Luke la Midway. Beontamatar both former club membera were Mra. Afton Haaaen will review present. The hoeteaa waa a aala ted the book: Return to Religion'', by her daughtera, Mra. Emma the phlloaophy of Henry C. Link, Jolley and Mra. Alena Frampton. Tueaday, March 5th in the M. I. A. SELL TOUR apeclal Internet clave. M" Men The Pleaaant View will play baeketball at the dlvi-elo- n baeketball tournament In (Zell a Colvin - Reporter) AT VINEYARD Spanlah Fork, commencing at I p. m. Need Quantities Mlaa Juie Bean apent Saturday Lin The Phlloaophv of Win Pay Top Cash Price and Sunday vtoltlng frienda la waa given by Harold Colvin Richfield. PHONE: eiSJ-- S ' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Andrawe Tueaday evening to the M.I.A. and daughtera Shirley and Fay Special Interact group. Mra. Starling Cluff vtolted her have returned from Aehton, Idaho Mra. Onrll Walker where they attended the dog toater-ln-laracen. Mre. Andrew nephew, at the American Fork hoapltal (Celle Maum) took second plaea Friday. Mr. and Mra. Walker have a baby girl, the flret grandthla year with hto huskies. Keith Amtoft of Oanntoou haa daughter In the family. come to livo with hto ala tar end brother-ln-lnMr. and Mre. Herbert Rud. The following Primary officer attended n eoelal at the Sharon Friday: Melhn Cluff, Leah 2 Ward At conjoint meeting next Sun-RuPetanoa, Maud Rnd, Sella Colvin, Bandluy and Ethel Treg- - day avonlng, the Boo Hlva elaaaee 10-Ib- s. will give a apeclal program, with 59c eagle. Elaine Allred waa aurprlaed Mrs. Verl Johnaon la charge. The SODA CRAX Thursday avonlng at her homo InBev Hlva chorus will render EDGEMONT n, real-den- ta y, MUSKRAT FURS PLEASANT VIEW Ariel Larsen Wed-nead- ay Yu-tun- g" Drages Market Opadolo For Saturday, Mar. .. SUGAR SmA box 2-l- b., Oysters, No. 2 can 21c MOTHERS OATS mAA XOf Chios Pkg SPAM ... per can 23c PANCAKE FLOUR bag Clothing Service Jijf 4-l- b. Deviled Meat 4 for 15c aai Auy SALAD DRESSING Grand per quirt for all of Potatoes l(MMbs.. 89c 40 GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 eu Southern Utah A lUy mdA POWDERED SUGAR bug New Cabbage lb. 2 Vic ... 4 ft a MATCHES, ctin. 15c PANCAKE aud WAFFLE FLOUR pkg. Sperry V Xliff can 51c 28-o- a. SPRY... 3-I- h. SALMON, LGJL Silver Alaska tall tin OXYDOL 1)20c P ; pkg. Bros. mAa . . . COFFEE, HID per pound Am A This is more than a Provo store it is designed to serve and does serve tiie men of Southern Utah who frequently cannot find adequate selections or sizes to fit them in smaller communities in which they live. per pound Spiced Luncheon MEAT, LGJL SOAP, White King Granulated, reg. sin LUX TOILET SOAP XUf To this end we constantly maintain one of the largest exclusive stocks of Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes in Utah. We pay special attention to the needs of men of unusual size Tall men, short men, stout men, thin men, and men who are just big all over can always find clothes to fit them here. 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Unlv. a.j mm A doz. 21c Wesson Oil, pint 24c Wax Paper 125-- ft 14c Beans, white, b. 15c 2 cans 15c PEAS RAISINS . . 20c SODAS 16c CARROTS ... lb. 10c 4-l- bs. 2-l- bs. B Grade Large size, per dog. EGGS J 4UC Ltmoiis, lge. doz. 19c 20-o- cans s. far Provo, Utah mOA Zllf I&uytlUb ii Innerspring Mattress jj Avn-F- h. 61S Loans and Real Estate See FRED E. RAY 78 N. Univ. Ave. Ph. 108 15c Grapefruit Ig. .... 1432 INSURANCE a Oranges, lge. doz. 18c SOAP, Crystal White 10 Giant Ban Phone 230 W. Center RALPHS RADIO and Appliance Chiropractor Psy the Balance on Easy MostMy Terns You'll find just tho gangs youve been looking for among the many plans at our office. Designed for hinged or overhead these garage will moke your car look better, start easier, last longer. Constructed with the DR. Dr. E. 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Siyle Leadership COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE BUYS TNS MODERN Lettuce 2 Ig. heads 11c Pork Chops ... lb. 17c Pork Roasts . . lb. 16c Beef Pot Roast lb. 14c Lard, (2-llimit) 8c Bacon, (sliced) lb. 15c Link Sausage lb. 17c ront Quarter, HERE'S THE REASON: at the POT ROAST. Baby Beef, per lb. SHRIVERS HERE'S THE PROOF: 40 BUYERS Have Bought Used Cara and Trucks from Cannon-Ashto- n, Inc, in the First 21 Days of February I Orem Feed & Specials 1SS Your Chevrolet Dealer Leads the Way can do it 0 SERVICE Phene 191 South Unlvmtty Avenue Who? Grocery Inc. Canrion-Ashton- , W. P. Williams FRANKS -F- Will Sponsor Broadcast over KOYO of Decisive Provo P.G. Game FRIDAY AT 8:00P.M. . CORN, 3 cam MUTTON Taylor Bros. Co. preal-dencle- e. 3-l- TUNA FLAKES See You at Ihe Gann! J" ItSm SPINACH, S for c. (Continued from Paga 1) Mr. Bushmen dealt entirely Security Admlnlatratlon, with the Wheat Program" ehow-an- d finally the Soil Conaervatloa lug the aurplua problem had not act. jbeea aolved, for In 1114 when Mr. Owen, declared the emph.-- 1 imou. la ala from the crop control featuree rowo to flT. and hal wuloa which had char act erixed all pre in 1111. Normal consumption rioiu legislation had now shifted HOW TO MAKE YOUR .round hung rad to to the eonaervatlon of eoll, and the seven hundred million bushels. TIRES LAST LONGER payments to farmera who conform Wheat prices had thua been depressed during tU thoee year, the apeclal aonga. Talka will aleo be only relief being drouth and exglvea by repreeentativee from the port demand. Junior and Gleaner claaaee, and aiao by membera of the Young Tobacco, cotton, corn, and rice Ladlee' and Young Mena era also Included la thla Aa Inatrumental number program which aeceaeltatad the and vocal trio will be prevented adoption of tho parity price" under the direction of Mra. Lucille plan, ha added. to NuttalL The public invited to Irrigation Fmtilw a be prevent at T:S0, March Ird. Mr. Preatwlch dealt with IrriThe annual ward held gation Just the right pressure problems, andar the headou Waahlngtona birthday, "New Irrigation-- - a hope or ing: (not too much or too htUe) voted a grand aucecaa. A large manacof" Pointing out tho means miles more of wear percentage of tho members and manadug features, such aa losses many former members enjoyed dee to and safety. We make sure loss fertilof evaporation, the program, rofreahmaata and Irritho soil, for your tires are Inflated A apodal feature waa ity, by waahlag dancing. loses mors fertility than gation property. tho broadcast at 1:24 over KOVO ell the crop retoad npon the lead, And well tee that your of the winning numbers from tho he cenclnded that more water, M.I.A. Talent Hour", which waa radiators full up, your nevertheless, waa the only hope preeentad nad promoted by the ol the state. windshield! clean, and prealdanclea of the Toung Lad lea' your offs up to the safety Mon'a Aasociatlona, and Young After 81 years of Irrigation yet mark. All free. and dlroctly In charge of Rex only 8,000,000 scree have been Griffiths. reclaimed over the whole country. If its this kind of serBishop J. O. Jolley and coun- Even Grand Coulaa dam and Deer vice you want and who selors Leroy Taylor and Harvey Creek water wUl be Inadequate, doesn't? see us. Harvard were the speakers Sun- he believed, and dronth to yet our New Musical numbers greatest enemy. Irrigation day evening. consisted of a trumpet aolo by provides homes for tho people, Dae Davla and n duet la tho Maori who are now leaving th soil in language by Mr. and Mra. Rulon great numbers, because only half enough water to available. , Lowry. Tho Roland Kimballs are re- Goaarrvatkm Payments joicing over tho arrival of a b. Mr. Boawell, apsaklng from hto baby boy born Saturday evening, experience aa county agent, deAcross item Llaoola High Fab. 24th at the UUh Valley hoa- tailed tho payments avaUabla to pltal. Mother, babe and father farmers for participation In tho are doing fine. Conservation These program. Tho 2nd Installment of Victor payments ranged from fl.50 an Hugos "Leo Mlaerables" was tho acre or a ton aa th crop might Mra. be, to 17.60 for fertilising the program at Relief Boctoty. Elale Taylor gave tho review In soil, mulching It, planting alfalfa, bar usual lucid manner. Member aeedlng it to grasses, reseeding are all urged to attend every sea-ai- pasture lauds, developing springs of Rellof Society aud thus end seeps, building small dams hare In the good things thla or- and reservoirs, plowing under green manure crops, ganisation has to offer. controllng Thirteen poraona attended the soil erosion by contour Hating, BARBER research excursion sponsored by terracing, ditching, two thluge needed la Thera are or otherwise and by protecting It, tho ward Junior and Senior Every Hair Cut: Genealogical elaaaoa last Satur- practicing forestry In the planting I Give Yen Both day. The group waa conducted of farm plots of trees, and Dually BCRKINGHAM BARBER through tho uovorul departments in control of noxious weeds. Mr. Jones, who acted eu chairof tho genealogical library and By Lincoln High School afterwurda apent eeverml hour In men of the meeting, opened the actual research. AH voted the discussions with tho problem of PAPER HANGING trip e aucceea and hop to have youth leaving the farms, declaring before eueh the excursions Time Utah of farmers other average age long. Ferments Arranged exceeds 50 years, showing how H. KIRKWOOD Phone 258 W. . B81 & 8 W. youth haa left tho state or entered other vocations. See Something must be done to make agriculture more attractive to our farm hoys and glrta or the APPLIANCE REPAIRS late will find lta lands vacant" By he concluded. GRIFFITH APPLIANCE SPAGHETTI, 46 WHEATIES, pkg. 11c Breakfaat BACON mmA RENT A 1 roomed apartment, hot water. Phono 08SR4 or See Oraon Venn 4th N. 0th Weet, Orem. FOR Farm Zly s-i- b. ROLLED OATS, I.G.A. Large Pkg. Farmer's Business 1, 1940 CO. DR. E. PHONE no 71 L AIKEN 82 W. 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