Show THE GARLAND EGGS CREAM PRODUCE Tremonton Utah CASH BUYERS of EGGS CREAM and POULTRY M: v ?rm V King and Knights Spring Canyon Utah’s Best Coal Alfred Michaelis Coal Yard Utah Garland Fielding News Notes Mrs Favorite Laying Mash and Distributed by MILLING COMPANY Utah GUARANTEED ANALYSIS centum Crude Frwteta II per eeutum Crude Eat M per centum Crude Fiber M of Bran Shorte Corn Barter Wheat Meat Composed Scrap Flail Meal Linseed Oil Meal Bone Meal Dry Butter Milk CalcJte Charcoal Salt and O round Alfalfa Hay Minimum-pe- Minimum Maximum For Sale At All Feed Stored j 0 Garland Business Directory TW1NNES S D D Dentist - - T E BETENSQN - Fhysican Bank Both Phones Residence Bell Office Farmers Office Hoars' 9 a m to Bank Bollding Garland GEO O NYE p m Building lTAli Telephones: Utah Bell Farmers 14 BGLENN W PAINTER Instructor of Plano Vocal and all Band Instruments FI A NO TUNINO A SPECIALTY Call For Appointment Paper and Kalsomtning PLASTERING All Guaranteed AVork UTAH A Good THE BARBER The Beet Plan for a True - Garland Boy to DoU Up — Shop UTAH Place for Haircut Have Your Harness Oiled $125 Per Set At a Good Mc’s HARNESS WE SPECIALIZE SHOE AND SHOP ON LADIE8 GENTS HAIRCUTTINO I A W E GETZ Expert new line of the best hair tonics and face lotions j WATCHES Just arrived j Come and Try Them I Eye - Testing DIAMONDS JEWELRY Tremonton j— : Judge the value of a refrigerator by these things — its roominess its quietness its simplicity And above all consider the reputation of the firm which makes it 0 Come in A scientist declares all lions are near sighted We’ll take his word for it rather than try to prove It ourselves Is now going the rounds the press of the nation that ought appeal to everyone In the U 8 It that next year in Washington City there be held lntsead of the annual O A R encampment a Joint reunion of all veterans of both the Union and the Confederate armies and that the government itself pay the fares and act as host to every veteran who wore either the blue or the gray who Is physically able to make the trip Time has almost mustered out the members of both armies and compared with the way we spend money for other things the expense of such the many models then compare others before you buy all Easy Monthly Payments tUtfcaSa Correspondent a evening of last week most interesting program was given In the ward hall by the ward M I A Program was as follows: Community singing led by Mra Louise Harris Prayer by 1st Coun Geo Coombs Community singing Vocal Duet by Phyllis and Thelma Wood Reading Mrs Leo Earl then a one act play entitled “Wanted Not a Wife” by the Junior Alma Johnson exhibited the girls at Boy Scouts prizes won by the Thatcher Bee Hive girls gave a dance Bee Plano solo by Jane Allerman Hive girls Chorus The Dancing Dolls owned by the Social Development Club number The gave the concluding dolls are not to be outdone when it cornea to dancing in costume of beautiful dancing men these were girls surely charming The personal was as follows: Frank Wood Jesse Earl and Lee Saunders as singers with J Dewey Wood Joseph Smith Leo Famesworth Wallace Bourne Nathaniel Leo Earl Garn and Walter J’aroesworth as dancers Eben Wilcox and Vern Bourne were members of the cast but were unable to be with us this time With Oeo Coombs as advance Mrs agent and Leo Earl as Robinson Cruso the grand leader it was a most successful troup on Mrs A W Hansen accompanied the piano Closing Prayer was by Bishop H I Richards Allen Cannon was home from the and Agricultural College at Logan siient sjient the week end He also attended the Junior Prom at the B R High School Quite a number of our towns people attended the Junior Prom and all reported having enjoyed it Congratulations to the Juniors for the big success We all admired the decorations and enjoyed the fine music and good time "furnished Mrs Ursel Rose son Horace Mrs Helen Burns and John Burns were dinner guests of Mrs A W Hansen and see them with A suggestion of to is MgM “Efficient Public Service1 a proposition be small would But would be hard to find whatever it costs It would be a good investment Where la there a taxThrough history doesn’t My so we payer around Garland who would obcan’t help but feel that Columbus ject to have a little of our public funds Invented the slogan “See America spent In such a way? We believe he First" National Majestic Week March and Mrs H L Richards and Ezra attended the funeral of Mrs Edmond Earl at Farmlast Friday March 22 Clara Garn was visiting the primaries in Elwood Sunday Bishop brother ington Mrs CHAS J TRIBE GARLAND GENERAL ©ELECTRIC services Petersen Barber Hansen i 8unday EXPERT GARLAND Louis M D and Surgeon GARLAND $ A W Thursday Tremoaton ' ( Situation W McDowall Manufactured 1 have been very helpful both Pacific coast and Middle Western growth on pastures and Markets are the- highest In many This situation may be exand months ranges throughout California factor should result in a normal supply of pected to prove an Important the production pork fat grass cattle for California mark In rebuilding els this season Due to the backward business on the Pacific Coast and in condition of pastures earlier in the the western country as a whole In it Is of Interest to season as s result of cold weather and this connection rainful California grass note that barley production for Use cattle probably will be at least 30 days stock feeding purposes in showing a later than normally healthy increase throughout the counIn the Middle West A late spring Is being try particularly experienced through all of the western country Com producers have been having and reports indieaurthat mum costly trouble with a pest known as the corn feeding has been necessary in cattle borer and have turned to barley as a very satisfactory substitute for com in and sheep districts In the live stock feeding country which adds considerably to the cost of operations in both sheep Western grain producers who have been in the habit of sacking and haul- and cattle outfits bailey have Market conditions Improved lng to market their entire greatly during the past few weeks production are beginning to give serThe cattle market has made a rapid ious thought to Uve stock feeding as a in exper- more profitable means of cashing recovery from the depression ienced earlier in the yearvaluea at their crops Figures offered by onei thls tlma belng fully one by largeJbaxlez’heatYrpwerin CaUforn-- 1 d ton costs a about $600 cents higher than early In la show that It February Market observers are gen- to sack haul and warehouse his crop the erally of the opinion that the higher all of which tomay be saved when fed livestock is grain values be of right on the to expected may plane To this saving he makes a conhold good for some time to come and place despite the continued depressed con- servative estimate of $3 00 per acre as dition of the hide markets a satis- the value of the fertilizer to the land of barley at $150 a sack factory spring and summer market is On the basis ton on the market this or $3000 per A conby close observers predicted dition which will prove of material means that the barley Is actually worth about $2400 a ton on the ranch reto market Is the beef the strength With hogs selling at $900 a cwt or latively high value on both pork and lamb Many of the early California better $2400 barley Is considered a cheap hog feed lambs already have been contracted entire live stock market situatat prices somewhat higher than pre- ionThe is dominated by a decldely strong vailed a year ago Due to unfavorwhich should go a price undertone able weather and feed conditions long about way towards bringing the country It is generally throughout for after all Is said and believed that the supply of fat range done live stock forms the real basis lamb available for this season’s markof our American agriculture When ets will be ss great as had been an- the main root of the Uve stock structticipated from estimates of the num- ure is in firm vigorous condition 'if a bers of ewes bred result of profitable outlets then agriHogs have shared in the generally culture as a whole is bound to prosstronger market trend and prices on per PRODUCE TREMONTON UTAH Recent rains in aiding feed POULTRY Bell Phone 23 J GARLAND Livestock -- J TIMES Utahj Preisdent never Coolidge Maybe that’s the reason he discusses the weather swears seldom A seat on the N Y stock exchange $575000“ Wonder gold recently for If a cushion and a cuspidor went with ard Oil run $144 a minute Wonder if he Insists on the company giving him and lunch money on top of that A Brooklyn man says it Is his bition to have a suit of clothes each day Mst men have that but it’s the same one am- for now QilajcSlic offers you Evertfiltim What has become of ths old fashioned man who had red flannel ones he could take off when the first robin appeared An Ohio corvlct poems In the pen wipe out all of his behavior Most that a taxes wrote a book of That's enough to time off for good any man In town can tell you boost is good for anything but 'y i ' a in RADIO - f £et Us Demonstrate llfelity Monarch efthe Phone 10 Ul£ vjrjf- PECK'S ELECTRIC SHOP -v 24-3- 0 |