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Show UTAH FOB BAI.E: VALLEY msd On NEWS Friday, October 20, 1989 WINDSOR VINEYARD Manure BprcucW, One John Deere lluntf drawn Si-V. V. dine burrow. Wiscombe, Phone 034111. -- e ills. !. K. Walla. (Mr. Ferry Niel.ou - Reporter) The many friend of Clial Wil- Importer ed his own cleaning and grinding business, and has Installed a new cleaner and hammer mill of such NEW MODERN proportiona that he ran serve his WAREHOUSE ERECTED cusiomers while they wall. He es- pecially Invites tba ladles to drive cout;nalp-tiou- a out with the farm feeds, assuring to him and Ida lirlde, Lola them of courteous and efficient Tumlil!0,' who were united lu AT 14TH NORTH service, all heavy lifting being narrl:iKe Wednesday at the Suit done, without the nccraUy of takLuke temple. Cbul is the sou of Provo has an outstanding addi- ing the men folk away from their Hr. and Mr. Kvan Wilberg of to its bualness facilities in farm work. tion W indsor and Lola is the daughthe of the new modern completion Tbe plaut itself is a beautiful of Mr. ter and Mis. lion Toinilson warehouse erected by C. Storliug building, and an asset to the busiof Limluu. on his ness interests of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Geral Muzzcll an- Cluff, of Pleaeant View, nounce the arrival of tlieir first own property at 14 th North on Second East street. I a PIUL CHRISTENSEN, giaud eliilil, a sou horn WednesMr baa been associated j mer student at the Brigham day, Ocluhcr lllli, at the Amer-- I lea a Fork hospital. The happy for a number of years wih the Young university was last week parents are Mr. and Mr. Le- -, Draper Poultry and Dairy Feed elected president of the BarrisPrune orchard, canyon Grand Mott of American Fork company, and la known from Pay-so- n ters, the University of Utah Law I to Lehl for his efficient hand- School organization. road $1200.00 (Ruth Muzzell). Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Anderson ling of tbelr product, especially , Mod. Make Offer Acre the gathering of the egg product POLICE O1-OFFICER B. W. . Ml morning for Mon-in- e of I'tah a. I. A. will sponsor another ticvltoThursday county, for the Draper MOWER la at hi home recoverto gut acquainted with SEE dance like the one held ou the their new ing from two broken riba, and a horn Cooperative. 10th when a vrey good time was Sept. 28, to Mr Now Mr. Cluff baa established severe head cut a a result of aud Mr. Don b aU- his own warehouse, aud while he losing control of his motorcycle Christensen, (Heth Anderson). These dance are to be a regu- -' Moroni Olsen Is slowly improv-la- r is still connected aa be fora wiin near the Deer Creek dam when thing every other Tuesday iug ufier being confined to his the Draper people, he has found It skidded on the loose gravel. 53 Xo. Uunivrr.it y Avenue evening following Mutual. A very bed for the past two weeks with VTA II small PROVO charge will be made. Just kidney trouble. Phone 13( enough to cover the music. All! Mr. and Mrs. James Marrotil are Invited to come and enjoy are happy to inform their many! these good times. 'friend that tlieir sou, Veru, who has been laboring as a missionary In Germany for the pust year, baa rived safely In New York and will compleiK hi mission in the Kastern States. LaVar Hoolcy, son of Mr. and Mr. Roy Dooley 1 still laboring in llullaud a a missionary and has not been transferred to the U. S. Ui.slonB aa yet. Alfred Gunn, deputy U. S. Marshal, gave an address ou tbe j Troblenis of Youth", at the cloa-lug session of Stake conference Sunday evening at tbe Pleasant Grove taberuacle. Wm. Smith, Pleasant Grove seminary teacher will speak to the Gospel Message class at (he Windsor ward Sunday School Sunday morning. A good attendance will be appreciated. The opening of the Grand Hotel at the Windsor church house was very successful and the Relief Society officers wish to thank all who helped to put this affair the sensational a over. SHOOT SUPER-Long Range Joyce Harris lias been chosen In the U. S. 1. Quiet in the classroom. load and pull down high flying to act as organist for the Gene-- I LOW ONE-WA- Y FARE ducks or geese! The Short Shot same age as the telemany persons are the alogy, for the coining winter, FILLMORE j $ 2.05 insures 96JJ in born String of SUPER-were Windsor ward welcomes the phone. They LAS YKGA8 8.00 more effective poorer! 81JS greatFerguson family, former residents ( ) 1882 ( ) 1861 LOH .. ANGLIAS 0.05 er effective density! Clean kills. of Richfield, who have moved ln- -j ( ( ) 1886 ) 1876 RAX FRANCISCO 13.40 Fearer cripples! to the Wm. Manguni home, DENVER 0.00 j President and Airs. Edmund 2. Here is a list of some raw materials. OMAHA 17.10 jCraguu have left Windsor, where Mark the two not used in the manufacture ' CHICAGO 24.50 they have resided fur :tO year of your telephone and gone hack to Springville, oea LEMka 888 NfnimsH gHU lg e mn gos uaeM tlieir old home town, lo make ( ) ( ) leather geld nahogany Bnrlliigtcn Trsiiways Depct their home. I horsehair ( ) platinum Mr. and Mrs. Ruiuel Cragun E. ROJHUGl'E, Agent I ) ( ) flax ( ) silver asphalt have moved to Luke View to make 04 W. Center Bt. i heir home. Phone 1272 3. What is your guess on the cost of a bers are Mr. and lira. Welby Cammon and non lJi.lmrd of Lot HERE ARE REAL have spent the past ten Angeles daya here with relatives. The Geueuloglcal committee met at the home of chairman AnMod. Frame, full tew. toine L. Bunker to outline their Good improvements. season' Bint, work. SSOOiOO rrma Mr. Dertlia Clay of Salt Lake visitor at the homo of her Mod. Brick 91800.00 niece, Mrs. Ellen Holdavay. (Jim. Adobe and Frame, large 1200.00 lot f New and Used Furniture Bought and Sold et-udiu- BARGAINS J SCERA THEATRE PROGRAM USUI) CHEAP USED Prows and Haws Realty Company 29 LIVING ROOM SUITES ITSE1 KITCHEN CABINETS, as low as USED J0 .75 r. USED ; J ; CHEAP CUPBOARD e w Who can do it o e Veterinary Service uattKatttucttttnKKKutsau &:Btua::uRt8tttnaa:suKmtuttuuia:a Furniture Exchange St. I 316 West Center So Interest Easy Terms So Carrying Charge Dr. Arthur Vance Veterinarian 156 W. 8 N. Flume MW Chiropractor TK . Ida Lepiao Tuesday and Wednesday Oct 24-3- 3 THE STORY OF AIJEXANDEB GRAHAM BELL Don Amecbe Loretta Youag Henry Fonda 9 9 6x9 WILTON RUG ; grand-daughte- .50 WAlsNUT BEDROOM SUITE WALNUT DINING SUITE WOLF BPT HUNT Warrea William 39 re 1 THE IjOXE USED i Thursday and Saturday Oct 1MI Doable Feature Program: NEVER BAT I)1E llob Hope Martha Kaye : , ' i Professor Telequiz has a few questions for you today. Are you ready? X X 1 1 Gessfords Inc. call to n night or Sunday Aunt Suyc. 200 miles away? station-to-statio- 47 PICKED N. Univ, Ave. UP ( Fit ) ( ) ( ) MARY F. SMITH, Trovo City auditor, reports expenditures of $1S,OOU ly the city for the Utah! Valley Hospital account, includ- -' Ing $11,198.05 for property purchase, $504.88 for water line infor stallations, and $3297.07 labor, materials, etc. oc ' (Saturday, October 21st) OF OUR . Mg & iS j 9 X Tleasant Grove, met hi death Wednesday morning at the P. G. Cannery when hi foot slipped and he fell on a belt pulley, which dragged him iuto the revolving wheel and terribly mutilated bla body. Deatb came a few minutes after be was extricated. His wire. Mne Tom-- i linson Yancey, and one sou and four daughter survive. (6 fll Si I St- - tri x C & & 3.ija Z u gx s c E 3 Feeds Draper & Tel. Company MMwn'jz.i(M!iMixasaasmam II. Heindselman Friday and Saturday C. STIRLING CLUFF, Dealer Canyon Road) (14th North, 2nd East We are equipped with a new cleaner and hammer mill to do custom cleaning Vision. WHILE and grinding V OU WAIT. 358 SPECIAL PRICES LAYING BIASII $1.80 Victory" Recleaned Wheat.- - 1.40 Dairy Feed 1.3a Shorts 1.17 Ground Barley 1.00 Dried Beet Pulp While Bran (80 lb) .95 Hay, (100-Ibales) .80 1-- 69 ds FLOUR For Prompt Service Call Phone APRONS for Large Women 49$ Childrens part wool COAT SWEATERS .. 491 RED HUNTING CAPS Mens 48-ib- s. Corduroy $ Men's Part Wool HOSE Fancy 2SC 49C 59C 100-poun- .49 PANTS 1376-- w at Small Additional Charge) MORRISON Auto Supply l00 $ 1 'll Blankets Indian A9 S 1 .69 TIRE REPAIRING See Us Now Childrens REUBENS UNDERSHIRTS U. S. TIRES Boys Heavy Knit Sweaters 98$ 225 West Center Provo Met&sflneirs 368 West Center tess at the World Fair In New York, was a guest. She gave a very Interesting discussion of her visit to the Fair. Total deliveries of angar during the fldt S months of 1IIS have exceeded those of the same period In 1938 by 96,000 tons. There are 147,000 tons mors on hand now than there were last year at this time, however. Street PROVO i)R. O. M. THURMAN I'liambcr of Commerce Bldg. 214 W. Center Phone 930 1.30-1LS-0 Hours: IMS Evening by Appointment INSURANCE Loans and Real Estate See FRED E. RAY 78 N. Univ. Ave. Th. 108 ABIBULANCE SERVICE Claudin Funeral PHONE Home 74 Rose Retreads (All odd sizes carried) USED TIRES JOLLEY TIRE CO. rrovo 445 W. Center j retreading) HAWKINSON TREADS Utah Tire Service Ine. Phone 750 18 N. 3 W. a Egjg1 ra-v-! OSCAR CARLSON CO. SPORTING GOODS The Only Exclusive R porting Goods Store In Utah Oonnty F1IOXE S3 PROVO, UTAH HUNTING COATS Special Guaranteed Waterproof, with extra large PA 70 I if game pockets On Reconditioned Model 94 $1495 ?. GUNS 1010 winchesters) Model 94 Modal QT S?iiV).7J Winchester CC 'Cfl 70 OO. Model II 1008 II Winchester Shotgun gnage PA 91.3U A Y Tonll have more nport whea you're properly equipped for hunting. . . . and y ou'oan cquip yonraelf properly by coming to CARLSON'S. See oar complete, quality lines at our low price! Rifle and Shotgun GASES ..... OO yOC Waterproof end fleece lines. Special KNIVES High grade, guaranteed K. B. Bar Knife 1.75 Scarlet SWEAT SHIRTS 15$ and BATTERIES e b. (Delivery Service SKID PM SUGAR 100-lb- s. Agricultural Conservation program provides a soil building practice which allows payment of $7.60 per acre of land on which 100 trees or more are planted. SPECIALS j PROTECTIOII SATURDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY large crowd attended wedding reception tendered Miss Norma Maag, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mtng and Floyd M. Armlatead of Pleasant Grove, Saturday evening in tbe new Recreational hall in Vineyard. Dancing and refreshment and a fine program were enjoyed. Mr. and Mra. Armlatead will make their home In Pleasant Grove, To assist farmers In establishing woodlote on their farms the (Absolute ItcMilts Guaranteed) tfteur the A Our Glasses Stop Headache, j Eye Strain and Clear Yourj Md. Balllf and the boateas, Mrs P. Warnlck. Mra. George Ballf, Utahs Hos- A. Carbine Winchester The Mountain States Tel. About Your Eyes Pho- Wedding Reception Given at Vineyard SEE G- - the year. Mr. Davis Family Relations elub Is to Include nn Interesting discussion on marriage and home life. Rcglsteratlon for these clubs took place Tuesday October 17 during the home roogi periods. Each club Is organised to care for SO to 40 student and every student must sign up for one club. Optical & Jewelry Co. Dr. Danrlng club. To acquaint atudonta with the rules end history of the major athletic games Mr. Greener has organised an Athletic Games club The Pep Stunt club, organized in the Interest of better cheering and pep demonstrations, Is under the dlrertlon of Lafayette Terry. All those who have the talent or are Interested In writing will certainly enjoy Miss Wager's Writer's cluh. The Explorers club will Interest all those with an adventurous spirit. To accompany the fine Lincoln band E. B. Terry plans a Baton Twirling rlub. etc. o g!!! 8! Lincoln ladles wore entertained Monday. Oct. 14, at the home of Club organisation at Lincoln Md, A. P. Warnlck In Manila, Bahigh school nears completion as lloted by the committee, Md. tbe following dubs are opened to Parnell Peterson, Md. Frank B. student participation. Newman, Mm. Wrayne Gunnell, Mrs. Knudnrn has In mind a Md. Thomas Cordner, Mrs. Henry Travelogue club. Club member Raddats, Md. Edgar Booth, Md. will leave New York on a ImaginRaymond Partridge. Olhed present were Mm. Hilda ary trip around the world, observing and studying poluta of In- Knudaen, Md. Ernest Fraudsen, terest, habits, custom, and etc. Md. Victor C. Anderson, Md. W. Tba Industrial Arts club spon- E. Lose, Md. Boyd Darla, Mrs. sored by Mr. Raddata will take John Lewis. Md. A. B. Taylor, up toy making, model working, Mrs. C. II. Davis, Md. L. L. Terry Md. E. B. Terry, Mrs. Erval repalri, and other aucb work. Mr. Soulier's Handicraft club Christensen, Md. Donald Dixon, Is going to take up the making Miss Edith Madb, Mis Ada Hafen Mis Alemeda Foulln, Miss Phylof miniatures. Miss llafeni and Mr. Dixon's lis Itermansen, Miss Marjorls stepping feet will lead the Social Holdaway, Mias Marjorls Waged, The Open Forum club under the dlrertlon of Mr. Newman will continue Its speech activity this 8 m For Uncoln Students Mr, Swenson will lend i oS sS si 4 b -- N&m-0 HEINDSELMAN r S c Lincoln Lndim Entertained At Manila tography club In a study of lens, shutters, film, print paper, filled, -- X u 9 c 2 I 5 IIIc to OD1S YANCEY, 63, of ; $2.00 1.50 ' .75 About Probably Maybe Clubs Organize BRIMIIALL BROS. 131 West 1 North Provo Scarlet red, fleece lined, extra heavy QQ. OL DECOYS Life like birds that guarantee a good beg. -Sets of three- -, 1.49 SHELL-VEST- Made of S heavy carry two boxes sheila duck. -- SHELLS 8090 Box 8006 Bos 8040 19 Gwage 16 Gaaga Will 1.25 |