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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930. I attending , at 4 weeks of age, while the larger oil But when these chicks were given are at hand for supplying these health Venna Bishop, who r.is soent 1 whatoil gain-cod cent liver showed one siems no one rickets of . the of giving rays, it is wise to feed cod they per . . COMEDY school at the U. S. A. I liver oil during the brooding and rearea vz grams eacn. ever at 8 weeks. week-en- d with her parents- atr Cod liver oil is usually fed to chicks ing periods. Not only was there a difference in Mr. and Mrs. P. C, Peterson well. The the rate of 1 pint for each 100 lbs. in but condition as at held for Glass substitute m poultry house weight, tended the funeral services The prom committee has decided F. W. Hodgeson, at Logan, Wednes- - little cockeral could not stand erect j of mash that is fed. It is fed right in windows have made it possible to his legs were weak he could not hold , the mash. It will be found easier to make use of the ultra-violrays in upon a very spectacular and novel The as his wings in place, his feathers are mix the desired amount of the cod the sunshine, for they do not filter had this Prom the Carter A. theme for yar. T. was Mrs. and Mr. The musical comedy "Lotta" take on the form of Old their guests, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. rough and his body and head parts liver oil into as much mash as will out these beneficial rays as ordinary presented in the High School auditor- Gym willKidd's did not develop as in the case of the soak it up easily, then mix the mash glass windows do. Both the Ohio pirate ship. As you Woodward of Oonnne. , ium on Thursday and Friday eve- Captain j oil with the full Agricultural Experiment Station and a and male. the will walk larger containing up the enter you E. D. gym Manning, the Mrs. arid 13 under and Mr. 14, nings, March o Iowa These same characteristics were amount of mash to be put in the State Agricultural College have gang plank and then down into the daughter, La Vera, motored to Ogden direction of Prof. George 0. Nye. on better of shown in two dance will a This method The smaller The issued bulletins telling of their expermits pullets. pers. promenaders . The production was well received by ship. Saturday. - pullet weighed 230 grams, or 8.1 oz., mix; if the full amount of the oil is periments with one or more of these .- VV artli Mrs. Dicknn - . Jliui'. . two fairly Large audiences. Those the deck of the ship which will be the iJiOllV famous the of the larger one weighed 542 mixed direct with the full amount 01 substitutes. Increased chick weight 2X1 en exact ri U were v. duplication fam of either who witnessed the comedy vuiio, while aim j or 19.1 oz., a difference of 11 mash, an uneven distribution of the oil and lack of leg weakness were shown grams, . the two evenines declare it to have . oz. nearly wall be obtained, with lumps or clots as compared with chicks kept in pens of a pound. There will be a real moon and stars Saturday. niusu . . cum mm" xrArnnw' been one of the best productions of a ill The birds given here were in ex- of mash throughout the mixture. having ordinary glass windows. , well chest of 01 tne treasure old an and members the dinner at the musical department. fo;ni Despite surprise. Pirates will furnish Clicouot Club and their partners periments conducted at the University Many commercial mashes contain cod I rumors to the effect that the cast it's aMusic and other shipmates will the at the home ol nr. of Illinois; they are the best and the liver oil already mixed in them, which were evening, needed nractice the spectator Saturday with special dancing feat anu I? A TYr"i(MF of their respective lots. The relieves the poultry leeaer 01 conW entertain in flaws x. to if find any, toseated at Bmau poorest few, airs. pleased ' ures. examples given have been free from siderable labor. were The Derf ormanea. guests the Commit Prom the poultry members of the so is The are attractive made rickets, pullets Raising good were only tpyical specimens which tables custom, to previous Contrary are: Reed Harris, Keith Rhodes, .;i, cowstions of St. Patricks day. given here. There was a notable grower's big job. He wants to put several of the parts were played by tee Victor Boss, Idonna Green carnations formed the center- difference, however, in the pen nvcr-ag- them into their winter quarters in the Helen faculty members. Mr. Streeper play- Porter, Harvey, Bernice Bjorn, of the two lots. One lot of chicks late summer or early fall with a Julia Moore, of the ed to perfection the part seedy, and Erma Lillvwhite. piece for the tables. Everyone, regardless Hundred received one per cent of cod liver oil, "stored-up- " Five vitality that will enable dinner, Following rather doleful individual who had of avocation, welcomes will ana fur Orchestra while and White to more The them them the cod Isaacson other highno lot received City fr produce waa ia;vu, , Mr. "thought SCOreS. consame oil. liver er time at nish hich the the and music. the coming of Spring, all other Sorter funn t Otherwise, quality eggs Hayes protrayed well the character of ana ditions stand under were two Gunderson same in the the Howard up egg production. heavy Mrs. pens, and Mr. villainous agriculturists' ; plantthe windy and somewhat objection to talking about Miss Norma Rich were Ogden visitors both pens were raised indoors entire- Supplying an adequate amount of vit Abe Shelby. Mr. Arbon's fine tenor theAnother ing season is a season weather is that profanity is vul Saturday. amin D will do this; either in the form ' , ly and received no sunlight whatever. voice was very effective especially in of ultra-violana : activity and renew8 oil. included cod At or Dr. of liver ir. weeks of .f . rays age, the cockerels 1 jiu love scenes of the "hero", Tom Butler. gar. . ed Sunshine Mr. and Mrs. r. the cod liver oil lot averaged 620 ambitions, and acp rays make Perhaps the one to produce the most Pers Harold 21.8 all of this these the for use wl or Mrs. J'e those in each, Mr. grams oz., and possible, Driggs', A. tivity for every, alert, to laugh at was the old Jew pawnshop the other lot averaged 418 grams, or health giving rays are vital. But unr eiswsu, Mrs. Mr. Artnur and son, . Sol porLotiski, delightfully energetic individual. keeper, Mr. and Mr,-- 14.7 oz. each. At the same age, the less a constant supply of sunshine is ....... Millan Perk. Aim j tum The planting season is trayed by Mr. Cannon. Mr. Gunder-so- n ultra-violniotiarHa ray lamps n.,.,r ..w - and Mr. and Mrs. pullets getting cod liver oil averaged available or needed only a gouty foot to make JJCWCJ jm also the season of 520 uw Mrs. 18.3 or and oz.. as Mr. and grams, compared him the perfect English gentlemen. The following program was given Lee Isaacson nl cuests. with 315 grams, or 11.1 oz., in the lot sharpened appetites, Last year's favorite, Dean Hajes, had in assembly at the Bear River high and getting cod liver oil. nnH Mrs. R. J. Stayner only a minor part. His duet with the school last, Wednesday: ing seasonable Spring One lot of chicks in another part of Ocden visitors, Saturwinsome Rosa Nevada (Lulu Earl) store has a comOur Vocal duet, Mrs. E. J. Holmgren this experiement made a gain of about dav. , was one of the best songs of the eve- and Mrs. Harold Persson. motor C 32 Patterson chick plete stock of apuetiz-foodP without cod liver grams per ning. Mrs. E. J. Holmgren, ed to Vocal trio: after You'll find here evening, Sunday Adeena Logan, With a dainty seriousness Peaches, cherries, apples, apriand Mrs. word of the death of F. W. ever Wood nlaved well the part of the Mrs. D. Henry Maiming receiing cots, plums, prunes, grapes, and Hodgeson. Mrs. Hodgeson is a neice favorite of Pancake Flat, Patty May-he- Harold Persson. spring appetite calls sour cherries of the best varieties Vocal duet; Mrs. D. Henry Manning of Mr. Petterson's. Garland-Tremonto- n Irene Farnsworth was the self for The members of the Faculty Club for canning and commercial purpossessed and totally efficient widow, and Mrs. Rulon Manning. W. W. Mrs. of home Delos Thompson was the speaker, met at the "Lotta". poses. Strong trees from the most Co. Mabel Beck was very much at home his subject being "The History of the Richards, Monday evening. reliable nurseries at low prices. FlorP. C. Petterson and daughter in the part of "Mrs. Nevada" who Bear River High School." Lake Monday. to Salt motored played the part of the queen in the J. L. Harvey made a business trip ence, Koses, shrubs, vines and shade "PRIDE OF UTAH" Wallace Wise made a business trip production of Hamlet by the traveling to Brigham City last Wednesday. trees. theatrical company. Other members Mrs. Harvey Moore was hostess to to Salt LakeC. Monday. and Petterson and mother, Mrs. P. of the company, Willis Hess, Revere the members of the Yes, we sell Garden Drop us a card and our agent Mrs. F. Porter, of Rollins, Wyoming, Hansen and Phyllis Wood were very last Wednesday Club, Seeds in packages. Our Literary as FAVORITE" "UTAH'S in will call. afternoon Logan, good in their parts. We should have evening. Mrs. James Walton and spent Tuesday Burton. store has a full assortEtta Mrs. of guests liked to see their "Hamlet." FLOUR and Mrs. Fred Gephart, of Tremonton of Mann Washington, Orren Mrs. ment of Northern-growminers The part sof the swaggering Mrs. J. W. Chambers, Mrs. J. J. and cowboys gave good opportunity Shumway and Mrs. J. D. Gunderson, and mother Mrs. Webb, of Lehi, were D. M. Ferry Garland visitors, Tuesday. for the display of the talents of War- were special guests. seeds GROWING been ;also, simiCo., has who STARTING, Miss Virginia Webb, ren Conger, Earl Darley and Ralph Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Driggs and Mrs. Co. for the office, lar in Sugar of Utah packages from The Phone 506 Brigham, Bishop. Ralph played the part Sterling Huish, were Ogden visitors employed and some time, left for Washington, Nebraska Seed Co. Slippery Sam, who stuttered terribly last Wednesday. but danced very well. F. S. Peck mactc a business trip to LAYING MASH Many kinds are in 5 Marcella Thompson and Louise Ogden last Thursday. cent packages. ..If deHeusser carried off their parts very In compliment to the birthday ansiring only a small well; both girls sang solo numbers. niversary of their mother, Mrs. Lewis Miss Mendenhall's dance was one Lillywhite, Mrs. Millan f eck, and Mrs. Everything in Feed lines quantity of the best Money of the outstanding features of the per Lynn Hodges, entertained at a family quality of each varformance. The other dancing was ex dinner last Thursday, at the home of Cottenseed Meal iety, you will find our ceptionally well done, showing the re Mrs. Peck. seeds just package suits of careful training. The dancers of M. Linseed Oil Meal Mrs. B. Mendenhall, Spring, want. what you consisted of the following girls: ville and Mrs. Woodside of Salt Lake Dried Butter Milk Blanche Thompson, Hazel Innes, La-- City, visited at the home of Mr. and L. B. Steffin By Vera Manning, Elaine Jensen, Rhea Mrs. W. G. Carter, last week. on Irrigated Land. per Calcit Note: This is the first of the Wood. Pearl Johnansen, Ella Coombs, Mrs. W. R. Van Fleet is visiting in on the care of baby articles nf r, lone Conger, Jessie Bishop, Fern cent. No commissions. Salt Lake this week. chicks. Taken from the February Meat Scrap Charcoal VaLoy Iverson, Lucille Scoffield, J. J. Thompson spent the week-en- d intitled oooN. W&nm Tribune The of issue Poultry JOHN J.SHUMWAl Phyllis Haws, Iva Wilcox, Phyllis with his family, returning to Salt "How Chicks Do You Need Fish Meal Meal Many Bone Holmgren. Lake Citv Sunday afternoon. "A Surety of Purity" r.ROWING BABY CHICKS Bell. 129 Phones: B. R. V. 69.a-2- ; Others who contributed to the sucMargaret Harvey and Rosella of the lot that chicks more raise To cess of the comic opera were the fol U. S. A. C. students, spent the are started each year and to improve Lucile Cropley, week-en- d lowing: pianists, with their parents. the quality of the chicks that are .Norma .AMerson; Stage Manager, Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Lillywhite, raised are the aims of flock owners, Miss Burningham; dancing director Erma Lillvwhite, Mrs. Millan Peck, for Economical Trontportotion and anything that will help to do this Miss Mendenhall ; Costumes, Mrs. Mrs. Lynn Hodges and Floyd Lilly- poultry growers. The Ernest Fryer: white were Ogden visitors, Saturday. ?s welcomed bvultra-violShurtz; lighting, rays of the health giving C. H. Scenery, Last, Lyle Holmgren The Dairy committee of the Lions sun have been shown, in recent years, and DeaiMadsen. Club called a meeting last Friday to be a vital factor in raising good Si ft mmt7mMJ which was in the ward chapel, evening the chicks of course, chicks, providing as well well attended by Garland as are comfortably housed and properly out of town citizens. fed also. Glass substitutes in the of R. A. chairman Capener, Mayor fronts of the houses are an aid in getth". committee gave a report. these ultra-viol-et rays direct to ting J. Y. Rich, explained how the dairy chicks. the herd might be financed. v At this season of the year, Talks were given by Grant S. Clark, of counsections in northern cashier of the Davis County Bank, J. not so strong M. Gaddio, and J. L, Harvey, cf the try, the sun's rays are ami summer; they are as the spring .Sutrar Co., aid County agent, Stewart. for that matter, the The G rland - Tremonton Bridge feeble 'and often, several days at a seen Also all kinds of Fire nnd for not is sun Club Tremonton the entertained these Under conditions, it is time. Bridge Club last Friday evening at Automobile Insurance use of the ultra the hom pf Mrs. Alma Theurer at ifficult to make sun. TremontcrA. A delicious hot dinner violet rays of the Apply That is why poultrymen who raise ladies. was served to twenty-fou- r hatched chicks or who raise early Following dinner the evening was chicks indoors use cod liver oil in the L. J. in Mrs. spent playing Bridge. BROUGH As a matter of fact, they don't Harvey won hitrh score and Mrs. W. feed. with early hatched chicks or onlv stop Get'z Treasurer and C. low. Mrs. P. E. Secretary Petterson, raised chicks entirely indoors, Dut Mrs. J. L. Harvey, and Mrs. E. J. cod liver oil to chicks hatchfeed they were from special guests Holmgren, ed in the normal hatching season; Garland. Garland National Fj.rm Loan they feed it during the' spring and and L. Mrs. Mr. and J. Harvey Association when the young stock is daughters, Margaret and Helen, Mrs. summer its owner may travel to any part of the The Chevrolet Motor Company and Its growth. P. C. Petterson and Hazel Innes, were making UTAH GARLAND for substitute a oil is Cod liver in new dealers are pleased to announce a Ogden, Saturday. country, with assurance that the guarshopping shine. It contains both vitamins A liberal antee on materials and workmanship service most policy one of the and D, but it is particularly for the So will remain in force. d fed. offered automobile. is oil a cod ever liver on D vitamin that CHICKS much has been said about vitamins in Put into force as a written agreement recent years that they have come to This new policy constitutes proof of From the well known VESTAL hatchery, $12.00 delivered be common terms. Just exactly what Chevrolet the the to Chevrolet's high quality for such liberal given purchaser by vitamins are no one is able to say, but large hens and heavy layers. it delivered dealer is when the car provisions could only be made in connecwe do know that they are certain B. BARLOW offers t the in certain tion with a car built of fine materials to contained following provisions "somethings" Phone 74-- 2 or direct from Vestal Hatchery, Petaluma, feeds and classes of feeds which are exacting standards of workmanship. vitally necessary for the complete deCalifornia. receives hie 1 Chevrolet owner Every velopment and maintenance of any Back of this policy, and assuring its succar from the dealer in perfect condition animal. cessful operation, Is one of the most ad A deficiency or lack of the vitamin thoroughly lubricated, properly D (produced by th ultra-violrays) and complete and efficient service organizajusted, ready to operate efficiently in the diet of chickens causes rickets tions in the world. first of the mile from ownership. or leg weaknesses. This is due to the inability of the bodies of the chicks to There are more than 10,000 Authorized assimulate properly the chemicals, Every Chevrolet owner is entitled to Chevrolet Dealer Service Stations in the calcium and Dhosohorus. that are in free inspection and adjustment of his car the feed, and the result is a soft, abUnited States alone. Each employs ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE at the end of the first 500 miles of usage. normal bone development. Supplying skilled mechanics thoroughly trained at the necessary quantity of cod liver Service Schools. Each has Chevrolet a entitled is to oil will prevent rickets, produce Every Chevrolet owner more vigorous, lively chick that will 1000 car his specially designed tools and machinery free Inspection of every erow and eain weight faster, and in the as so car is in developed exclusively for Chevrolet serv miles thereafter, long the end produce a larger bird more Ice work. And each has on hand, at of operation. capable and fit to produce eggs all times, an adequate stock of genuine hieher duality. It maintains the vital ity of chicks and thus materially les Chevrolet replacement parts. Every Chevrolet owner is entitled to sens the chances of contracting dis which of free may any part replacement ease. e Chevrolet's charges, including If chicks can have the benefit of prove defective in workmanship or and have both Chevrolet's the of of the direct rays labor, are the lowest in within the terms sun, they parts material, a distinct advantage; however, at the industry on many service operations I standard warranty. Thu includes both this season, it pays to supplement the sun a ravs bv feeding cod liver oil. parts and labor. In considering the purchase of a The effects of providing vitamin D automobile, think what this service to chicks can be seen in the chick can Provision number 4 will be carried to chicks cm be seen in two cockerels, means in terms of lasting satisfaction, out by any Chevrolet dealer in the Nut Sundaes both 8 weeks of age. The smaller one as well as in increased economy. United States. As a result, the Chevrolet Malted Milks was in a pen of chicks that received 2 for no cod liver oil, while the larger one was in a pen that received one per OtevreLrt car rermge In pric from $495 up, f. o. b. factory, Flint, Mfchifoa ; Malts 1 CoDejje cent of cod liver oil from the verv Milk Shakes 282 Btart. The smaller one weighed grams, or 9.9 oz., at 8 weeks of age, Ice Cream, pints CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN while the larger one weighed 748 M General Motors Corporation . Division weeks. The Sodas 8 large lee Cream grams, 26.3 oz., at ' 1 one was 16.4 oz. . heavier than the .' -- . Quarts .... .. .' smaller one a trifle over a pound THIS CITT FINEST LINE OF CANDIES Ef The heavier at 8 weeks of age. A smaller one showed signs of rickets MUSICAL WAS PRESENTED NOVEL THEME FOR THIS YEAR'S PROM i et ; ! ': hop-als- VY His-panio- la. ! 9 1 . . 1 J PLANTING SEASON I es t et ultra-viol- Rptf-nson- et Garland Personals et Fruit Trees s. ythingyour GARDEN Milling Garland-Tremon-t- on Anderson Produce Company n, Unlimited to LOAN '' QP.SIKVCCS Cap-ene- ysaaa et W Federal Farm Loans Interest Rate parii-cuhrl- 56 fa PLI JAMES low-price- QUALITY WHITE LEGHORN -- ORDER THROUGH F. et H. G. Scott Drug Co. 2 Phone 47 - Tremontop, Utah 3 Where Savings are The Greatest 4 flat-rat- PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS low-pric- At Our Soda Fountain 25c 10c 10c 5 -- 15c 15 c 25c 50c ed 1 : ', SIX IN THE PRICE IXAIVGE OP THE FOCD |