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Show I We Welcome to Miiford Valley The men who care to better their condition. We offer to them a land of great productivity, in a FERTILE VALLEY VAL-LEY lying along a transcontinental railway. Here money can be made in the raising of ALFALFA, ALP1 ALFA SEED, GRAIN, in DAIRYING and GENERAL GENER-AL FARM PRODUCTS. We believe but few places offer land as fertile and as well watered at such prices as land here. Miiford, a city of some 1800 people, is a railroad division point with a healthy payroll. Many fine homes and exceptionally fine schools are here. Come to MILFORD, the Land of Opportunity. We welcome wel-come and invite correspondence. Miiford Realty Company MILFORD ,UTAH M. P. LEWIS D- E- KTRK PAINT properly and frequently applied keeps attractive and VALUABLE both mansion o and cottage; farm building and factory. The 0 ? humblest houses are protected and trebled in value bv paint and varnish. PURE PAINTS j ! VAFJ5TISHES and E2TAMELS I a f, r nc-r!v furtv v.-:irs h:ive prole-ted and b .in- a t;j,., th". homes ..f th.- in:srm;:.:n iv-mii. . a T:' r0 st.-in-Kii.l. ui:sir;i!l pro. uk is-:in. NO A is tlie tinn- : - :''" e a BENNETT GLASS A PAINT CO. Sal'. l--i -e C.ty. L't.Th aaBaaa-. i Bennett's Property Life Insurance Products ! for sale by Miiford Mercantile Co. 1 Ralph Pitchfortli. President Sam Cliiu . Vice President Fred P.. Levi. Cashier Josojih C. Smith Ast't Cashier I f t f f J ! Milioixf State j Bank j Safe, Sound and i Conservative I A HOME FOR YOUR DOLLARS f i i ! AMERICA'S GREATEST SUMMER FACULTY COMING TO UTAH ! Encouraged by the enthusiastic nation-wide response to tho First- J National Summer School, in 1924, the administration is offering a second summer of opportunity in 1925, with a varied program of : courses and faculty of educators peerless in their fields. : Foilow these masters to this cool mountain retreat, where study is varied with recreation that takes you to famed scenic places and : campus play directed by celebrated experts. Special Faculty, June 15 to July 25 j Allee. Zoology, University of Chicago; cion. New York; Mr.. Palm.r, H- . Bmxei, lieiual Hygiene, hew o,k; ture Siudv, Cornell; McOollum, ftutri. ; Boyle, Agr. Economics, Cornell; Car- tion, Johns Hopkins: Roseneau, Public : ver, Economics Harvard (Quarter); Weallh, llaryaid; .Se.lgewick, fenglish, : Cowles, Botany, University of Chicago ; University of British Columbia; .Shear- : Dykema, Music. Columbia (one week) ; er, ,,Marr Methods, Long Beach, : Ellwood, Sociology, Lmversuy ol Mis- Calif.; Turner, History, Harvard; f?." (quarter); tranzen, Psycholo-y, Walker, liffiriencr Methods, Wash- : University of California; Ge-.ster, 1 lay burn Mfg. Co.; far. Widisoe, Imga- : and Oaines. Columbia (one week) ; ( praCjct. : Hinman. Dancing, University of Chi- .' : cago (three weeks); Kester, Account- Special Lecturers: bdward Howard : ing, Columbia; Kilpatrick, Education, Ori.irs, New ork : Matthews, Lruver- : Columbia, 12 weeks); Louderback, Ce- ttty i.l Chh-aeo. Uivmity School; B. A. : oiogv. V. of Califo-nl-: Pa'- ier. Nature Sterner, Gnnncll, Iowa; A. E. Win- : Studv. Cornell; Moriarty. Health Edu- sir. p. lloMnn. 1st Term: June 15-July 25. 2d Term: July 27-Aug. 29. Register June I 12 or 13. Tuition Fee S?5 1st term, $35 for quarter. Write for catalog. S UTAH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE j LOGAN, UTAH Start a Thrift Garden For Profit and Health NOT only are thrift Gardens adding millions mil-lions of dollars to our national resources, resour-ces, but they are adding millions of years to the lives of office and factory workers who are "shut in" from fresh air and sun-j sun-j light. If you want to reduce the H. C. L. and extend your life, start a Thrift Garden. It doesn't take much space for a Thrift Garden. A small plot of ground, a few ! quality seeds, and the proper kind of care- make a successful garden that you will be proud to own. We sell seeds, plants, and lawn and garden tools of all kinds. ORDER YOUR FLOWERS HERE FOR DECORATION DAY Jefferson Mercantile Co |