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Show 1 UTAH MAYS VALI-lI- PARTY GAY AT Jdiie Mrs Doi-j Camp r,f flail Frigi-nionl- ! rf arid Urcreltni fluff were hostesses Airs. I Daughters Thursday , Pioneers -- roup 1 s , s cisi'-nFrom t)n with the relehrat ion was their h X was an in months members 262 to time, 15 members achieu-menwoitli celebrating. And so the party went on as scheduled. That tin.1 nioro than 500 persons present had a good time from the beginning to ti.e end was apparent by the fine community spirit that prevailed. Many wanted it to be an annual . t affair. . J Unde Imperially did the gardenias and carnations Contributed hy Kohbock Sons, Orem florists, to the ladies present, make a hit. It was n fine gesture, greatly appreciated, and all the association members extend their thanks, to George,. his mother, brothers and sisters who make up this enterprising firm. - , i,- er-we-e I For 1 Vnlennials d -- ; mid-tiigli- Roberson Wedding Reception big celebration. Appreciation mid thanks ace also extended to TimpMugpjs Ward and Sccra fur lie fine way in which tlie (vents wire housed, livery thing was perfect, even the weather man behaved hintsi if. I Wanted Lakp City before midnight 8. f ul wedding A Mr- and Mrs .:..n w:is teudi-reD'liield L. (M.-rbalJue Hie'iT--(Niel-eFitter lav evenip" f:itii.'r, J..iu F 'ip tr'.1!-r nil iu Si, .iron word ree-r- i Arrange to Get Your Trees Kvcrtrriens Det'fdous Skriibs Sh;i tie Trees n n"' ei.l hr. 11. Tlie pop'iliir wire mited Fait Luke T wih riple iii tin vinrg in Fridsv. M'r n:pl- 1 1 Pre'-idii- i wii'i . 't rr1 if ''Slllfl!-- (i.i til v ;l';vli-- : 2 V r Ti ater nf li viiiiii-- C'iii!i!i'- ir--i For-- nlinti'll F:-';l,- tti'um an-- t (Si.m-vii'v- I'V rli 111' A Fur in. Tnln'n hri-tTio t f - Ivilanno was snent in were nnl w rf t Mr. Nielsen is a gradnate of T.inenln liieh sehool and Shamil stake seminnrv and her Oil Silk Aprons & Farmers Iu: hasin 20.6r; Nitrogen Content $2.45 cwt. Delivered 500 lb. or larger lota Agent." (Paid Advertising! Electric f . later fr"i nm N 7 rtah retails Phone 1829-- 0.V1-J- ELITE BEAUTY SHOP Ifs Tine For Your Spriiur Permanent Ntw fc r Personality Hair Styling: j j! N. Phone 1 ! OREM SHOE REPAIRING Open For Business Shoes KentI) Repaired While You Wait Located North State in Orem by Prestwich Lumber Company i Orem i! New Shoe Shop ! KITCHEN 4 Fine White. m 960 Ware Ladies Front Aprons Fine Precale Tie Hacks (Nd i 'V'; V: V . y--i - . -- : - ; V'L.: i h r. r ?i ,.L ; ! : ; d ! . Wheat $1. Fcdcrition Wheat, He'd & Trtd - ... 3.85 Parcv, Trebi or Cub U Id & Trtd zLt&vj Alfalfa Seed. Itah, Common or (irimm Eternal As TameS .47 Alfalfa Seed, .38 ORDER Certified Yellow Sweet SPANISH ONi()X SEED 1M ..Strain 3 lb. lots Brcnzc Marker or Memorial NOW ! 5.85 Cwt. CUSTOM SEED GRAIN Cleaning & treating .19 For de;ircry before Memorial Day. Beautiful - and uitable sizes for every purpose. dei.ign- On Display At Tha BUNKER FARMS Husiness Hours; Daily, Sundays 8 a. m. to 6 p. m Phone lrovo 016R-- 3 YOl'R BiiONZE MEMORIAL CO. 325 W est Center, lrovo, Utah. Phone 2345 also Pa on. Utah. "Geneva Steel Ii Across From Us." Phona 299 Merri'.l Christiansen, Dealer (Quality 390 Childs eiii WITH ELECTRIC BROODING r znklets Assorted Colors Elastic Tops $1.98 Center St. .1- -' Sizes 2 to 12 $2.46 3GS W. 'v Childs Rayon Panties Part Wool Only A :ty- $1.49 (Scarce Article) FI u $2.49 3 Boys Coat Sweaters AVAILABLE Shown by Appointment Write or Phone 067R5 Provo R. D. 2, Box 28, Orem. Utah RICHARD A. BREWER T0 Gray Work Pants GRAFT K All Leather 190 Dark y,.. '1Lr "fSIARLES E. MONSOIs t r Argentine Plenty of Mens Sizes 3S - 41 Aiens Heavy I Some With Collars Sizes Ladies Cotton Vests Heavy' Aluminum NOW Polo Shirts 390 Christ eele Acres 0D5-R- I - JL mM Itoys Fine Knit $1.10 5 Orem, Utah Shirts T Heaters GENEVA SUPPLY COMPANY LESTER RIDING. Prop. Mens White (After 6 p. m.) J ii are Here They All YOl'R Vi'INKbi R SIOKEIt DEALER Complete Electric Service $3.60 'alley Distributors Provo, Utah Phone JUST ARRIVED Immediate Installation and Delivery For Spun Rayon Sires 9 to 15 Sulphate of Ammonia Vi.'A C.Tii'i.ii Fcdciiition Work Gloves 59 Assn upL Colors Assorrted in army service. jtA1 Cwt. rr.tc..xrTTOCTfriBsa.a We Now Have Junior Dresses Mousat A1 LaE'.e nc $2i$0 r lvw rmnlv r urn-'-from 23 nicm'hs spent overseas v;r-t:- ' GROWN Mens Fine Dress Hats Mcrrimak & Waterbuck Special At 1r f K Ifi V,. "Tvefl. !tf;inv lnvi-- v rif,i reeeive'l lv Mr and TtTr Nil-wlm vilt make llieir home hn-lan- of them. Strikes, latk of help, scarcity of materials, etc., bring gray hairs to the management, llut with loyal surborl of the memnever bership our difficulties will till be u doubt it. Unity r - i j .ip Prem) lU'i r 1 1 n-o . A ORTHEKX FARM - F t Av&ilaMc. Get Yours Before Canning Time 2 Bax 29 O:! a. Th. C37B5 w - ef Kimlwlt. T.Iaho, i . X wi''--nn-- e ("lipipr;it '('iiil to of Hie evenin' Not AH Rosy in view (North-Wes- t , J Ji V - j f I SEED GRAINS m- s ITiiu-- -ll I I' anl (r'lK'e t - 7r'1i fiirtnr In- - -- TT-; . Hd.'l r ! ' it VI!LD?;00D STL1C Will, sliintf-- if Drln-l- l riTei-u'iiii"- ' ivi S!! I rag;-'.- ? ' ; Lew 5'j n l'i"ir ibiiidv in Early IlaJe Peach Plums I'.ir.i Ihr;: Plums J - if-i'- J Dealer J, qi Richard A. Brewer b.'l.avi Pr'.ute.s Go I ' in ('! ! II Your Kitchen Craft j pv,'; fl ..d mrn. PRESSURE COOKERS! Jubilee Peach Early Liberia Peach 1. Pvne ns l'ri.i,. i was b ivi v 1 I'lcvn eidrni'l n veil ef pel find list wi'li a he;i Trees are ready for ddi ry. arrau 'c to yet tln in. We have Porter Wal'en muiintain grown seeds in stock, also insecticides an.i garden toots, order them now. Landscaping R! 1 . t'.v'ir-n- jtric'a in a T reaved families increasingly helpful. A plume call to Terg in time of need bring our service within reach of any family in any circuit: stance. BURPEE H i.w.ue . This lad in the coal mines near Wilkes Barre. Pa., buys a Savings Bond every month because he la going U be married. "Ive seen plenty of sickness and layoffs In my says Joe. "I've $375.00 in time, War and Victory Bonds now. Ten years from now 25 bucks 1 month coining in. Imagine what that will mean to Irma and me, and maybe a couple of kids, specially If these diggings should be shut up for a V. 5. Trwury Difartmnt while. S AVAILABLE . 'i'. For 'j MARLY FRUIT TREES NOW J Will Kiii:'!r (ii lT'irteim! the ceremony. Toe uf ATcjj yi'cUcn and Mr of Ken fi'n! Mr. I. M. N'el-o- u :.t of 1,,e l.l.din. limn "rfmin iieeiiippanii'ii I i roin.l tbe tfieeli. re "rrTe,1 lenei The i'iii.c'.! til patents el "'mmis TV.'i r r le liri, t.1 f! I, -'br1- - Wil'' -I 8. IJring in Your Repair Work Womens Auxiliary Soon 1 0 .1 Iluss Tucker is handling n big ulume of business at the new Mount A Imko station at 17tli West and Center Streets, lrovo. It is just over the viaduct. Our sign isnt up yet but will be soon. II West Provo, Ut. North 121 - 1 Our garage is in full .,t atimi in the Olrn Kisclnr building. Fix pert mecltanics will take care of your needs. or dam,,trpd J n Mareli 16. Iri.cs r,f $:i.r)0 in wnr bonds. 111 Yes, we have troubles, tin) - t, - J. Morris Uirtl, speaking fur the Association membership aside from President John 11. Stratton and other mernlicrs who made contributions, thanks Mr. Stratton and other iimlribidors fur their generous gifts. Tim barbecued beef was jul right it would almost milt in your mouth, and Hull Orton's orchestra was also greatly enjoyed. These were all contributed without cu.st to the association. ITiunks idsn go out to the captains and their teain.i who led the drive and to tile committees who pul on the There is n lot of interest being manifested proposed women's auxiliary, watch for So effort or expense has been spared during our 76 years of service in Provo to nmke our facilities more complete and our relations with be- . Ami manager - ! n-e f'hri-'cn-e- "The Maivh l.)t ( , w;n not reada-Although the goal of "no during thi meinborship driu ju.--t I'UicUid'-d- Prcsiiivnt Stratton and others making contritUtimis "it cnmhti'in that goal he reached, were so happy over t hi large added (noire than 2(2 now nunilx-- of new mernhi-reoiaiitions. tlie waived enrolUd) that they Service Station No. ldu about 100,000 Mjuure i:.;;,s. According to Au,cria;i Iiusi. ness this countrys am.u;,! Ut. ting bill is well over t; b'Pii dollars. In 1839 the United s ary 30, 1774. of islands and chased 96 per cent of U.e Kxelusivc lulunies, the area of Spain is lor bean product un i.f 1 i ! Mount A Lake Now Has More Than 252 .Members known to Tie first per-o- n have sailed within the Antarctic f:iicle. was Captain Cook, who suutliernmost the p.iint reached by him on Janu- 1 friends niul form attcmiHiri lit (lie Urcn-lohome. in Sharon Slake lasslcaiii-- r Ossa Ferguson gave ir q l.il;'f Sueiety met Saturday iin jllr.rt.slii1' lesson and re-- ! the home of Mrs jj irr)(Niii $ were? served by the Mu!.. . 'i.l Wells. A delightful , Erases-- t City. The seal should be simple, il..- - w as enjoyed reminiscing ! it- I ami dignified and following program was Wisrombe spent the mpre-.-iv- e Mlirrjs eiM-iSnugs led hy Mrs. Jen- - week critl at Los Angeles, Cal. 'iaplahle for use by many busi- Farley . with Mrs. Meliia n busiut-ss- . He made the trip . n,Sli f ir,,lS ,,n thpir stationary,! Ivti- ill the piano; a tribute to w pani. itnd r p,,rts lie enjoy-- 1 on state stationary, on flags, and other banners, posters 1" i rimri by Mrs. Clara M. Tay- g B pr(.at deal. merha of publicity. H'u't. Mrs. Lizzabell Davis Mm. Wells; comic, reading. i.i.-- l Mrs, Hilda Conder will be Mrs Daisy Nelson and piano i 1 -t Edgernont Literary The alluvial soil at the mouth ol..;, Mrs. Pyne. Friday, Mar. 22, at her uf the Mississippi river is estiA put luck wsi , Imiiip at Olmsted. All members , luncheon mated at nut less than, 700 to f rvi.t small tallies, St :it 1,000 fi deep. deciiraliuns Iatrii May being The Democratic party has with a clever game being L ast Csill Made ii. 12 of the Presidents furnished I A v. letter luneli. f.illuwing l)a uf the United States. vrr, ri a i frurn Mrs Sa'ln Slia'.v ( Seal nil of the survivuf Salt Lake City, who was Utahn's who wish to submit orsPractically unable to attend the party to of the once great tribe of i hose n.iiiicd and Eva fl. CJil-I- i S.-u- l . - Ik. te-c.Delaware Indians live in north- nff, dally r.s(,..m oklahoma. pi.'. Marv Ft. Stewart. Flora state for the ir.iuglimit n of II. Ibider, Stena Dixie, pupular son, L' tali Ceii lennial eelchrntion in C Plea1 ant Sarah drove, 1:147, must mail their sketches, was written hy Dan Emmett, wii-liI.ydia I. Hogan. pri't : ir description of their ideas, an early American minstrel, in Merle S. FonV. Mav P. Davis. ti the year 1860. a color scheme before a ml K'liberi'.ie N. 7.nbell. Mvrde The greatest length of South back-1- 1 Oils March P. Iff, PbrMen-'eMaud W. Part and 1:01. Dire cl or of the Centennial, a : i:ninc- t I this week. To Huy All rnt ries must lx1 mailed to tin- SkiI Contest Fdilor, - Nielsen the1 Old model truck or car, ITtali (ciitcimial, Hus 320. Salt , A r America, from north to south, i.idmliy value, are being offer-- is ajjOUt 4000 miles; from east ed for the best suggestion Aj,0 W,s. i!s greatest width is i.f $200 will be offered 1.,,'. n. 3 r,l)U ,,,.5 f,'r the winner. SI 00 bond for seion l jilace and $.i0.00 for i J being J1 awards ace t.y the Ltah Covered "a- which for years l.'m Days, Sam Savs tonduetid the annual Pioneer Lake Sdlt eltbriilion in Iuy i ED GEM ON T ERS i 9 f'lectric Brooders the greutes: :imc and ibor savers on any poultry farm are tailable again! lectric Brooders, you know, contml tern-cratur- automatically as well as accur- and substantially lower the mortality rate. Chicks ately feather out better and wean away from heat at an earlier stage. Best of all the cost of operation is low and work so easy that even a child or woman can care for many broods of chicks. Profit by Better Farming Electrically TROVO UTAH f Of II LIGHT COMPANY NIIIAGI I rM-- J |