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Show ii irrrar lii'i'igrnTiTH rz " HELPER TIMES, HELPER UTAH THE " Aim I mm m r n m m ai News Notes ir rnrTTVT v. au aatsaK tn ai m. I ' fll mi Famous Last Words THANKS 4 I 1 - ;,' TOM ;,r? .sav--23 .1 rr fe O"" IS n n r. m I .7 17 y mm 1 H f wi - a A car - b&r&wA ji A A checkup at the plant of Uintah Basin Farmers Seed Grow' ers' association revealed the fact that 2G00 sacks of alfalfa seed and clov&r seed are stored m their warehouse. Two carloads of soed were shipped during the past few days. The seed this year nan moved very slowly out of the basin. The argument presented is that there is an overproduction ef and ing 1 FPl tOOWU' MEWS mr5, EOlttJft-- WAt, l' SS MEVjnOU THAT TH' R.6TAU R.EASOW WEUJty AkTf PeEU OOWWTOWU PtTR. SWOaOSWAUOWEfl BECUX Ml? WiFfi CARELESSLY THREO PAVS S TU' OJVEJ AM' MEVJRV, U SKMlpeUEO n fwscc i hkjUJvi kwim DORM w.ijfH cut 1 -op PE I I J TttE v - iTrw y U0" WAU.TMEU, WOW ABOUT THIS" OWE? OJkA ... AM A1,ftAa f in UMt twem-f- cC ni LimiA WAU.OP MAUb A MUM. im 1$ SUCH, A tfOU FJHOAV BY HIMffEUF, BUT Jl WAS UAB-- UOWW WIO. ee(EV8 HWA, AWO OIW DRWKIWi? AMD ALL MIS' Of CLUBS' SrARXSO HUffco aiiiiciik r- - I rw 1 tlJ TU' CORUTARXTH UUWkPX OP STA0O4 t - - u? retired from. COUG-FXSSBROAOCASTlUff T OTVAEft WQHT A&OUT REuCP FOR. "WE 0 "HORMV-HMJ0EFARMERS," HE AetDUTAU,V hin itunaifij-Uirftncnl- fi MOTHER. SEEMS THAT HAROLD CMPUkADaTE!? I CI fight- i company, wool buyers, "i awhile Moab Lewi3 T. Quigley, for the past year acting supervisor of the La Sal national forest, has been transferrnational ed to the Flshlake-Fillmor- e forest, and expects to leave for his new district about March 1. Allen G. 1 Fobter, formerly assistant supervisor of the Fishlake-Fillmor- more, Cleans tifter use, H L Dab ; Supi'o :iot i - il n ivzy ) THE FEATHERHEADS 5av Felix-hoAPE VOU that ce-bc- "V looks kind man Ned did, 1. ly wh Ob car w for tl Of Wl: wago: viii'-- e as a THE line GENERAL MOTORS of the record-breakin- is a Kinile Net direct ; tins, the s patronaccorded the age public in 1926. The by economies which this great volume afforded have been passed on to the car purchaser in even better quality. With great pride we invite you to inspect these new General Motors cars and to make one or more of them your own. g In ge- leak oboov 5CK OP TELLWS lT ABOUT 1 AV xmolo x "v 7ri -ri i&i ?fer fwr 1 alu rr NEEDED ,M23 PEW Wfcr4- - f HEMJ- -d CLOGGED y HOVJDV, OP, VEE FEAThEGUEAD 1 ,KbCH WZNT Too BAD YOU AN DlbTT5. I CcXJLb HAV3 FANWY MERE UJELl S'UST WCMT TaitfT I For Vbu A'Ains Do Can 5oms f That TiME -J- UST LET . Ma kmow- - nc 1 will, Hwn " cm - - r I i pur-pan- 15,000 Kphraim Approximately of wool were sold by Ephniim Rheepmen. R!x cvs were contracted to Adams and Ltl.ind Bt 30 cents per pound, $1 peer flece to be p'Ud now aiirl the balance on Two cars with sold to the Jeremiah Williams company on a flat contract r.f 30 cents. of warm );;'n While a luilf-inrl- i rain w;i falling hen, thoro was n in t!ri mountains cunt of hi'r ami KunlHiilli) reported 22 inchfM f)f sr.ow on Urn b'vel. ()(! n has itIvimI inorn moisture thus far this' It usually does la the en j month th.-.r- i tire month of February, fh'Mces I I I 4 WWW!'' ll (Ik ir I V. i r i ' ' r - Fnov.--;tirri- t ..rr l) Wflt-r- Nntp.prr Union. A I : r-- I him, comf hiiis. lived It w tduirp had relax CHEVROLET ' PONTIAC t OLDSMOBILE "IV : doors often so's i BUICK ' CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS YELLOW CABS, TRUCKS & BUSES FRIQIDAIRE The Electric Refrigerator OAKLAND - h m lu; W 1 . Surgical Movies S'otiou pictures of surgical operations in natural colors have been obtained in Berlin, Germany. A three-colo- r process Is used. Reflections concentrate powerful light on the operating table. Tlie camera is the electric motor drive bein controlled by an operator who watches the progress of the operation through a telescope. Washington Star. 111 j,0 (, n Air Made to Order j, ' apparatus is operated at ct fel University of Pennsylvania hospit: fi't in Philadelphia, which enables do "i' tors to determine the cause of lts:',,ui! fever, asthma and other bronchial alNe. "It ments. It supplies on atmosphere the patient either cleared of all An er' sible irritants or charged with pollelake dust, etc. Dy studying the effects rttrt various irritants, the doctors can h t,""rc whlch is causing the patient troubl s"rt e next 6pring. Salt Lake Poison and automobiles are to be used in a campaign about to be launched by poultrymen of e Draper, Salt Lake county, for the of exterminating rats and mice which have been playing havoc among the feathered residents of that vicinity.' An expert from the United States biological survey Is to Hssl.st in the work, It is announced by the county farm bureau. Poison baits are to bo laid as cne means of killing off the rorlents, whilo another method will consist of attaching a hose to the ex-h- a list pipe of an auto and placing the other end In a rat hole. Wi: the GENERAL MOTORS will become county i Claui Cry for TVA DO VOO KhJOW ' and ( TNv Feli-iSmT mc-CS.CF A HAND AT FIXING . 7 t: 1 AWO OH S.Ybu 1 x- cam Fix nu i MINK! HILDREN KiND ir the Heard ct the Dance supervisor of the La Sal forest about at that girl. Doesn't she "Look March 1. Opportune Mr. Folster arrived WedBix I'm going to give up cigarn. nesday from Richfield, and will be look desolate?" "Yes; like the last rose of summer, left blooming well Dix Good! I can do with joined shortly by his family. alone." now. Boston Transcript. right Vernal Edward Samuels, representi& Williams Boston Jeremiah Co., ng A smart fool Is dangerous- ami Why Is it that urn Ignorant man wool buyers, has purchased 6000 Ignorant one is still more so. fleeces of this spring's wool clip from usually has such positive oplnionr,? Ashley valley woolgrowers, the price paid being 30 cents per pound. Delivery is to be made at Watson on or June 1. This wool represents of farmers clips from the bands throughout Ashley valley, individual fleeces ranging from fifty to 250 from the various farms. Farmers throughout Kaysville Davis county will, during the next week, plant hundreds of thousands of tomato seeds in hotbeds, it is reported. Practically every agriculturist is preparing for tomato sets and other plants that require hotbed treatment. Indications are that a fairly large tomato acreage will be planted in the be-fur- HELLO, MIJ.K'O- WOF TanS In) The AiR ToDAV-Ve- S I Tell Sbu f. all (VEQ The FLOOR ? I'M YOU Man Felix-Ha- ndy r0 lom3 To LIT w Wl"'l a! per gt and a there, jfroci'i S , i 'V I of Boston, was in Brigharn City during the week for the purpose of negotiating for the 1927 wool crop of this section.Mr, Callister purchased some 17,000 fleeces at the rate of 32 cents per pound, it is reported. i I purchasing standards and Proving Ground tests; and ia the economies of volume production. Dollar for dollar you will buy more value in the car you select because of General Motors quality aad the public's purchase of mere than 1,200,000 General Motors cars last year. the Williams KER FOB PUTTWCr RAlSlKli" PUPPlWff, W6U TMEV V4UX puc MODEL has shared in the 2 EVERY advantages of General Motors research, A group of men and federal state tractors and trucks are : ll? fcro i strenuously to clear the road that route of the passenger stage and mail service in and out of the Uintah basin. A huge snowslide occurred shortly after midnight Monday a mile south of the Indian canyon summit. Myton This portion of the Uintah basin has been visited by a snowfall. It melted very rapidly. In the upper country at Mountain Home, Mt. Emmons, Altonah and White Rocks the snowfall was much heavier. A fall of snow in the basin means additional snow in the mountains. This will prove beneficial to all during the Irrigating season. Gunnison With the water conditions better than they have been since 1923 and the prospects of more snow falling in the mountains, the feeling of optimism is prevalent throughout this sectiou. Water measurements taken by officials of the Manti forest last week show that the snowfall is heavier and that the water content is greater than for several years in the watersheds. Brigharn City A. A. Callister of Salt Lake City, representing Jeremiah is Inside News wow. Rosec GASAOUm . TU PAL FER m EVERY CLOSED BODY- is by Fisher. The quality of all body workmanship is Rsher quality, and because Fisher is owned by General Motors, every resource has been utilized to make body and chassis a perfect quality unit. two-inc- h WIGHT WO! tan -- Provo Nine inches of snow, with a water content ct .00 fell in Provo Saturday and Sunday, according to the report of Joseph B. Walton, weather observer. Precipitation amounting to 7.10 inches, with a snowfall of .S3 inches is reported since November 1, 192G, while one year ago the period between November and March 1 showed only C.64 inches precipitation and .37 inches snowfall. Vernal Y lyd seed. 4k MICK1E, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL !d late the General Motors line is an Automobile Show in itself. Here is every style of body. Every type of four cylinder, six cylinder, eight design cylinder. Every improvement. Every price, from the Chevrolet touring car at $510 to the Cadillac with special coach work at $9,000. A car for every purse and purpose. Every one of the models now on display is different and distinguished. Yet two unifying characteristics bind them all together: Myton (fw roi YEAR THIS the 11 I ci for every purse and purpose Vernal Uintah basin waa sealod by a heavy unowfail oa Colton Summit. Govcrnirent mail trucks, stago cars and passenger car3 are unaiiio to make tbo trip over the Buuiruit of 000 feet elevation. Stages and tracks from Price were forced to turn back a few niii:3 from Castlogate on the west and oa the east all trade waa stopped at Huchcsne. Hugo tractors are busy boring a tiassage through the snow to relieve the congested trade. Early Twsday morning a huge snowsiiio covered the road with seven feet of snow on the wett sid of Coltou Summit. - ; 1. - I ffi t here ffit foine (j,.i, nerv Iv nfflwaj unti ifint Jetin was they' nty sou? thint Ned. 'A MOTHER- :- Fletcher's ' Castoria is especially preV X pared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Fcvcrishncss arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Absolutely .Harmless - V,n Opi,-:""Physicians everywhere recommend it Cuticura Baths Best for Children Teach your children touseCutlcira Soap because it is brat for their tender Rklns. Absisted by occasional nrplicuiions of Cuticura Ointment to first signs of or dandruff, it keeps the skin ani etalp clean and healthy. Cuticura Talcum is cooling and soothing. irri-t-.ti- Fon25c. Ointmfii iJ ?K amlSOn. Trlmmr.' hi. Mddrl. Vmi." Culicura hrin Stick 25c IWpV wen lawi . i. , is ll "I It." ot You 1 for Into lo othc "1 nntt wni com thej ers, fiew ICvc P"0 or Mr ' li Dov |