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Show i Radio and Refrigeration Repairs f they're here! ATKST RKCORDS FOR I I ' ...... SALF- ) 'I r7TV-f 25c each sj f(-J'&'iT '.Wi- A-klr. System Xor i " (' U " - - : I : .. .. - ronl fjr il.-ui'-cs ana parlier i ' l ij to"" in now fur information - I'll, me .VJ22 ? r ' 2 ii . m .-u ;! i i I Appreciation! , g We appreciate the fine sup- j? port given us since the open- j ing of our Bakery in Pleas- fe L; ant Grove, and we will en- re a j. deavor at all times to have a fS f good supply of Bakery Goods. '4 t' i ?! urimii bakery Etonufis ter Special J I M. I. A OFFICERS I ENTERAIXED I AT DON B. WALKER HOME Mr. and Mis. Don B. Walker entertained the Lindon Ward M. I.I A officers and their purtnei-s at a very pleasant party at their home Friday evening. Following the delicious hot luncheon lun-cheon the group enjoyed Bunco, where Mrs. Leon Walker won 1st nnd Mrs. Ken. Gillman second prize. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. D Chapman, Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gillman, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Gillman, Mr. and Mrs. Olivet-Johnson, Olivet-Johnson, Mr and Mrs. George Jaeklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hooley and Mr. and Mrs Leon I Walker and the host and hostess, j Classified FOR SALE TEN TONS OF PEA SILAGE, at Manila. S3..00 per ton, M. "S. Christiansen, Phone 3331 Feb. S, 3 tp. FOR SALE - 'Equity in Modern HOME, 4 rooms and bath. Full basement with furnace, balance F H A financed Harold Stewart Pleasant Grove. FOR SALE BALED MEADOW HAY Call 3212 P. G. FOR SALE--Several building lots Apples. Potatoes Frank Richins Jan 18, 2 t p. AUTOMATIC SAW FILING re-toothing; re-toothing; Chains and Pipe i"or Sale Wesley B. Jarvis. , ELECTROLUX CLEANER and AIR PURIFIER Sales and Service 0ven Whitehead, Phone 3811, Pleasant Grove. Will Buy Fraction or up to 20 Shares o'f Pleasant Grove Primary Pri-mary water stock--Phone 3211. 1 Littleford Bros, j GARAGE j DEPENDABLE AUTO REPAIRING AND ACETELYNE WELDING j ,431 West 2nd So Lehi, Utah Garage Phone 183W (;r Jl Busses Leave . . . . SOUTH NORTH THRU THE SALT LAKE- S:09 am tai am fi " UTAH VALLEY 10:23 AM 9:11 AM I 'g'"--vyrT 11:49 AM 10:21 AM I Ar9'- 7 1:24 PM . 12:36 PM I pif.Il.'ISA.r 1:54 PM 2:41 PM ijtMU.,-.-y.f 5:49 PM 6:51 PM B -, '.m-iaM 5.39 PM 8:41 PM ' SMITH DRUG CO. 7:39 PM 9:01 PM 9:43 PM ' 10:06 PM Phone 3451 , 11:39 PM 12:06 AM jMBDgPS ! j t ! ' 1 : 2; t I i L . ' U . S. Signal Corps Photo War Art. Pvt. C. C. Branch paints murals on mess hall walls at Camp Robinson, Arkansas. Here's real appreciation ap-preciation of quarters War Bonds helped to provide for trainees. U. S. Treasury Department FOR SALE LATEST RECORDS 25c EACH P. G. ELECTRIC - Hemstitching, Buttonholes and Garments Marked at MOYLES, FOR SALE FARM, FIVE ROOM HOME, Artesian culinary water, 110 acres of land; 110 shares of water; Located 3 miles west of Lehi; $S,500. Call 351 J4 or see IVAN K. TIPPETS, on Saturday afternoons or Sundays. LOST Green Head Scarf Sunday Morning in Timpanogos Stake Tabernacle Phone 312S. FOR SALE 1934 PLYMOUTH New Motor Call Corleissen Service, P. G. LO.ST Loose Leaf Folder, contains con-tains American Legion Material valuable only to owner Mrs. Milton Mil-ton Adamson,, Phone 2202. FOR SALE SEED POTATOES Certified for Minnesota last year Irish Cobbler and Katahdin. Place your orders now. Carrots and -Potatoes by the ton or by the load-Phone Varian West, PG THE POULTRY MASH OUTLOOK Feed supplies at the present time are tight & scarce, with all grains sellino- at ceiling & protein meals extremely hard to buy. The recent issuance of War Food Order Ord-er No. 9, will limit Feed Manufacturers Manufac-turers to the use of 85 per cent as much protein meals in poultry feeds as they used for this purpose during 1945. As a result most Feed Manufacturers are reducing the protein content of their laying lay-ing mashes. The fine production records being be-ing made on GOLDEN OIL LAYING LAY-ING MASH and the expressions of appreciation coming from many o'f our customers makes us more resolved than ever to continue to put out a QUALITY product. Therefore GOLDEN OIL LAYING LAY-ING MASH will continue to contain con-tain 20 per cent protein and its usual high quality, even if the observance of this policy forces a reduction in the quantity that can be produced. , While the future does not look too bright to many producers, we are confident that the better Poultrymen who remain steadfast and are careful will enjoy a very profitable year. In any event you may depend on GOLDEN OIL LAYING MASH Rich in essential vitamins, vital minerals and protein 'It's a better bet-ter buy in any market!' BUY Bunker Farm Feeds AND SAVE! Fast Milking A new system of fast milking based on new knowledge of milk secretion se-cretion consists of a hot application to the teats and floor of the udder of a dairy cow to prepare her for quick ' and thorough milkine. t m w'fflt m:mM '11111 i i ijiff 'iV M0 .'-tfaSicl I Enlto 'tip AN ATTRACTSVE TOWN mil. ATTRACT fclORE TOURIST TRADE J - Wlven a tourist drives down your Main Street will he be greeted : by a clean, bright, attractive city? If he is, that tourist is sure ! to STOP and SPEND! Remember, this year we hope the tourists ; will spend $100,000,000 in Utah . . . and YOU can get your shuts by preparing now! Start with your own, store or build- ! irg Fix it up; clean it up; "dress" it up . . . make it the kind j: 0f spot you would be tempted to stop at if you were the traveler, j You'll be repaid by the extra tourist dollars you are SURE to : get this year! ... : . No. 18 at ti series to urotnote a qrut&r tcyrist trade for UtrcfcK:'''- s 1 - 1FOUND LEATHER BILL FOLD, Owner may have same by paying pay-ing for this adv. and identifying it. -Phone 2141, Pleasant Grove. BUTTONHOLES MADE - Mrs. R. L. Gardiner, Phone 2264. WALL PAPER HANGING 10 'Per Cent Discount During January Joseph Reese, 348 East Lane, American Fork Phone 305M GUARANTEED RADIO WORK Done at my homel blk west of Post Office, Orson Lee, Phone 3341 INSULATE YOUR HOME WITH ROCK WOOL and save up to 40 per ' cent o'f your coal See John S. Green for information, Phone 2951, Pleasant Grove. EXPERT DRESSMAKNG, AND ALTERATIONS ON ANY KIND OF CLOTHING See Mrs. Verl Zabriskje, Pleasant Grove or call P. G. 3185. The Alpine Club becoming A Private Orgazination in no, way I - effects r'-: I We are Still Open to the pub- lie at all times. j Our Remodeled Dining Room Will Accomodate Larger Parties & Banquets No Cover Charge. In Grill I PREVAILING PRICES AT OR BELOW CITY PRICES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK-I2 NOON TO 12 P. M. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED and APPRECIATED Alpine Grill 1 Alpine Club and Grill under separate (Management For Grill Reservations Call 3711 I THIS RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! 200 to over 50,000 chick sales in one county was one record built up by WILSON QUALITY CHICKS A hatchery MUST have QUALITY ichicks and render a SERVICE such as you want, that makes such sales records possible'. RIGHT NOW it's not too early to start thinking about your next CHICK order. It not only will be good judgment but just plain common com-mon sense to figure out how many chicks you can raise and when you want them. Be prepared with QUALITY BREEDS for the best chicken meat and egg quality prices. CHRISTIE STRAIN NEW HAMiP-SHIRES HAMiP-SHIRES and DRYDEN STRAIN LEGHORNS, two of the most profitable pro-fitable breeds. Straight run or pullets pul-lets every week. Write NOW for open dates, prices and free literature. liter-ature. All breeding flocks Californa U. S. Pullorum Disease Controlled. WILSON HATCHERY SONOMA, CALIFi SMITH GARAGE I Complete Line of I I Auto Parts & ACCESSORIES Tools, Electric Drills, I Chrome Fog Lights. New line of seat covers for V-" vi: a" late model cars Wet Furs If iurs get wet with rain, clothini pecialists advise hanging them in I cool, well-ventilated room to dry-never dry-never near heat. After fur dries II can be shaken gently or brushed Light snow or showers will not affect af-fect fur noticeably if the water ii ll shaken off immediately. I |
