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Show , 17 The BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, Trernor.ton, Utah 1949 out upsetting the nations's food economy? This is the "critical" price question, asserted President War-nic;tio Alarms confronting the consuming pubic as well as the Agricultural Cv Leaders side of the nation. He pointed out that cow numbers continue to decline and there is a growing shift of labor from declared farm to factory. Unless "somederation, thing is done" to correct this concan the dition soon, a drastic decline in longer - milk production is in prospect. ,ntlnue with- 'Even though farm wages have'eouras i blJ over ,e, , rVZS- ,iTS X - k, C Patre ,,..v w 11C iu larm wages are still laa- - session. ging behind wage advances on the industrial side. It new becorn- -' es a question of how to keep iU1U me tmcaeo aflanM n rvnoe r.f alkali and water conditions than jthe rose" Morse said, "further-- j more is readily available at the TrCCS Collie nursery at Logan. "We have a supply of order blanks for men have only one source of inl AMI I O Russiai olive and other wind- come from which to . pay wages break and woodlot specis" Morse and other milk production costs , reported "and will be glad to asan that's out of the price they ine planting oi mission cmve sist any farmer to choose the trees by farmers, sportsmen, and eet for their milk " kind of trees or shrubs that will others who are interested in Mr WarnicK inaicaWu that the suit the conditions of his plant- game of returns in milk prices trend is bemg urged by A. E. b to the dairy farmers of Utah was reil. regional biologist for" the EASTERN SKI RESORTS anytnmg but encouraging" dur-- , conservation Service ing recent months. M;ik prices, More than 30 species of birds, 'G0IN"G BROKE to the farmer have dropped m,inciuding quail and pheasents! With Utah ski resort" doing a tC 1 $L2 in January' ' are known to eat Russion olive heavy business and Utah moun-19.- 3 a year ago to 87 cents. fruiti Borell savs ThLj small tree; tains crowded with skiers, the He pointed out that the relat-jo- r shrub, which grows rapidly. New York, New Hampshire and lonship of declining dairy food,not oniy pr0vides food and cover1 other eastern ski resorts are reprices to rising industrial waiesjfor birds, but also is highly going bankrupt. The not "add up" to a "fair deal" namental because of its ernv fn-- ! swer is in the fact that thev have " for dairy farmers. liage, yellow flowers and silvery no snow. Last autumn eastern In the "roaring twenties" fruit, the biologist points out. resort owners plunged heavily when butter was 52 cents a pound The Russion olive is well adap- into debt to put their places in the average hourly industrial ted to conditions in Utah and is order to take care of a heavy ski wage was 54 cents. Today with being widely used in soil conser- - season which never materialized. butter at 75 cents a pound and vation districts for erosion con- - Nice weather has plagued the the hourly income at $1.32. the trol, windbreaks, and wildlife 'east while the west has been the dairy farmer's return is at a plantings, according to Borell. digging out for 75 days. Utah unlow level for cream production! Multiflora rose has recently doubtedly will enjoy sking thi3 b&en advocated for the same uses year until the fourth of July. going into butter. Likewise, he added, today's price of 10 cents for a quart of milk, percentagewise returns less of the consumer's wage hour dol- orawa, Sugar Beet Molases , ! J lirIS j For Sale i j As thejl'Iailt GARLAND FACTORY j j Under severe feed shortage, Molasses is most economical i . i ; ' and nutritions. 1,' Over Slfi Sugar together with other ingredients. 8(Kf dry matter. Can be most valuable to feed in connection with Rnffage. poor quality hay, straw, corn stalks, etc. j an-do- es j i IS i YEAST TABLETS ..............89c -- 59c -- CASTORIA 31c -CASTORIA .121 .. HEPATICA SAL 61c HEFAiiwv 31c SAL HEPATICA j pooiRONIZED I jj$ i 40 130 ! L ! 35 i I ( j 59c in Contains the Ammonium Iron that is lacking tooth decay. individuals having $1.25 pair and garden Gloves. Elastic knit lining. IrjjUS I Household kills indoor J.WICK, Economy Half I 3 oz tooth powder Wi dest i reg odors, size 69c $1.49 - - Price on Valentine Candy HEART SHAPED j K,3 ! SU5 HEART BOXE- S- 1 2 pound ... $1.75 90 Pound 1 SHAPED DOXES SWEET'S and GLADE'S I ASK AND RECEIVE THE BEST any time in the last quarter of a century. Dua to the milk price problem rapidly approchng the "alarming economic stage," emergency meetings have been called in various sections of the country TO according to Mr. Warnick. The initial session was set for POHK ROAST Boston l!uU Nearly Boneless Lean lb. Well Trimmed Top tirades ROUND STEAK quality lb. j o I Jr o 59c Flour and Cereal CrusU:!io, Pie Cl.... riour Corn Meal f juzanna Syrup veXwy.2uM, . fJt-- its'" . " 4T i- Breeze Duchess Mix. h Ir.evlls Mix o,. pks. Food pkR. fVaWlfUU 4 it Lunch Box n j Ll? j I DUFF'S : lie1: LI f yi ra rmm Rol ! : M rw IP"" 35 ,argst exclusive commercial Producer. That means plenty! Hosnea,iS lianufacture by workers vti,;p i interest is commercial totinV! Lj ' in. desiSn engineering, Production. j dtvlu eans 8Pecal facilities for truck Pent . . . 8uch as the trytran indus-laW.iln.- - ator: e It e,t tr"ck dynamometer and jervic!rean8 a It means the biggest, most modern engine installed in trucks under one ton . . . the finest cabs . . . the best engineered chassis. In a word, it means extra quality, extra craftsmanship, extra value. medi- Before you buy any truck, light, um or heavy duty, see GMC . . . they re Worth More! Bigger, Better and proving grounds. natonwide parts and . . . epecially manned n.etwo'k "d 'quipped for truck work. DATES six-cylin- der i- i 3 Chopped Ham t 3 3 I 1 I 3 t i f I THE KEY TO GREATER TRUCK VALUE -- JT j c.- - jj: Uoz. j BABY FOOD j ri.lliby's .1b, icki;t M- "x. Fnnry, Fsncy, WoshlnBfnn lied I'ellclous I I Famous f. Southern Sweets I 1 POTATOES P. No. 1, "A" ,.s lbs. t. U l V. S No. 13 I S. No. 1, Kolld Crlup 53c y LIBBY'S j loomed ; Hash, I 9 Tender. ... I ca Mm m " ...lb. 23c ....lb. r:!-.i- b. Moon U Sliced Pineapple. Crushed or can No. i ,b. can &:?Si,rrr!l ib. Carton quart oOC CLEANSER 14 10 16 Doraxo j NEW PAR lilt j TOILET 50AP DUZ pk,r. m 9 c 72 Fr..:lA mn6 for r Cem' .. Sunnybcnk Butter Everything its toe r:LI!...sJTfo,Pkg..10 25 Royal Satin 2 lb. -- Jiffy Lou Assorted Flavors packngs Sunhrit - . :LL'f5 LIQSy I j 35c , Reef No. Fresh Tanty Gums or Pumpkin 7 -..a. Clip Tops I'. 00 Llf ll Milk I No. 1. Solid Ureen IM pound noli bag . slM Hussem. U. 9. So. 1 "A" .......-- . TREMONTON , LETTUCE YAMS 19 pound mesh baK Ss R Je!l-We- 8 oz. pkg. 10 N cha.i:s CARROTS APPLES 1 19c rkg. OraiiKe Slices Fluffiest Pudding J2c ir......,.8 17c t cani Strained, . NEW CABBAGE oi Jules nilHd. U. S. No. 2.90 for 3 Quality Lge. J.. chice ca,ifornia SnnkHt, r' 10c Miscellaneous sihjiht to iail LEA03S u Ii C,,E MILK 56c Wrights W FLOUR 41c fT1 GRAPEFRUIT are built by the Fieh II.. can !.8j?ssf 35 :Armour..- TM ORANGES'-- -GMCs I Lb. Loaf ...l!r!"K'42 tlrl11IS' Mjx :HopkK I rrtonit i: i'A.ty mend fr Rl-'- S - FRESH FRUITS MID w Kdivaid', Urlp or Regular Grind, BREAD tlrf IJf- :4a'id....quart 1,59 K A J Lb. i).)C for Tasty Peanut ...... ...ib. Butter Mild Western 15 It). New low Pme 7 pkg. Mrs. Wright's, White Loaf or Wheat .... Nu Made . t r DUFFS ! DrniJ DlCoU 14c 32c rL...! 26 oz. Jvyrnmg, oeg'J, 1U t - I s Ml Beverly Cheese Kalston Favorite, ICICd! Instant Cereal pkg. Tasty Pep8 oz. Kellogg's pkg. Quick or Regular Quaker 3 Oats 1. pkg Nourishlnff Delicious merriOS Cereal ....J oa. pkg. 53c . 44c 22c ir Sleepy Hollow, Rich 12 oz Real Maple . 55c Kno-Whi- Ml IK Carnation us 3 lb. ..lb. Penny Savers Salt w M' Mild. Flavor Airway FISH HALIBUT STEAKS FILLET SOLE I Airway Coffee 80 II). 3.75 24 C pi ("leaned, disjointed A Grade 17c & Waffle Pancake FiOUr Coffee Values FRYERS pk, Kllrhen Craft Enriched so its. - that your purchases are accurately checked and 69 A tirade. O. 8 Inspected; cleaned and disjointed ..lb. 51c m 55c lb. FRESH FROZEN lb. lb. SALMON STEAKS HADDOCK FILLET ir 3 totaled. FOWL 65 39c lb. ;mdea Toi 40 .".......lb. Whole Smoked, or Half 65 lb. Oelliloust'layor ... 43 ,1b. HAMS SIRLOIN STEAK PAN READY o Ready to Serve Small Regular Smoked (V.nUffl. SHORT RIBS Cuts ,.lb. Royal Scgo Picnics 45 lb. Skinless j 45 43 S. x try ! Ever get home from a shopping trip and wonder what you paid for one or more of your purchases? This Bhould never happen when you shop at Safeway. We try to make sure you know exactly what you pay for every item. We give you information about our prices in several ways. First, in our advertising; next, on the shelves; on cans and packages, where practical; then, by calling prices at the check stand. Our checkers are instructed to call out the price on each item as it is rung up on the cash register. As a final check, the itemized cash register receipt is placed with your purchases to go home as a written record of what you paid. Price information is always important. To you. To us. To everyone. Safeway service is planned to make sure you know each price and know Our ground beef isn't ordinary "hamburger". It's a ..lb. t end doublo check Check J3U carefully prepared item, made according to rigid Safeway standard. It contains nothing but selected fresh beef-gro- und a few pounds at a time. Guaranteed to please. Top 1 f at a thrifty price GROUND BEEF Fresh Lean Beef Grades, POT ROAST U.ShoulderTop Cuts GROWERS GARLAND NON-BEE- T cerilV7cenfi "3 3 offers good eating January 27 at St. Paul, Minnesota where Donald Anderson of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and other government officials conferred with dairy farm leaders from the Midwest in an effort to clarify the confusion and prompt an understanding that will steer production "away agriculture from chaos." Out of these sectional and rg- ional meetings will come a three- day nationwide dairy industry rally in Chicago, Feburary 28 to March 2. Sponsored by the five million dairy farmers through the American Dairy Association, the session is expected to develop a program of production and distribution that will stabilize the markets for milk, butter, cheese, evaporated and dry milk and en FRANKFURTERS 1 WILL NOW SELL TO PHONE 71-J- 1 7K this week at DUPEn: lar to the dairy farmer than at I Utah ldahojSugar Co ;iflr S : m rnshmert 2 Bouquet, bars 10 17? |