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Show WEEKLY FEED noses against dnstfess window nnd manage fo tay cleaner than they do at home. The emioH an railroad triii finds ipother with a jnuch smaller heap of cjdilff. i;s for the laundry! nnd none of them hy soot. . In planning more.- - comfortable family travel the Western Railroads have Added many' features t the prime feature of Special cm on many rrains are re mrve(l excusivi'ly for women passengers. Stewardesses nnd trained nurses are In attendance on many, vacation, trains to aid In the care of clfld truveh-r's- . Thus, the moth-- , er traveling ulone with her children: 1ms that previous chance of relief when slid can turn her. charges over to an expprU-ncc. nurije, Many Innovations Lijrge, airy lounges and Washrooms on Iullmims and ooaoh cars are especially nppNHlats by tnotli e.rs wlav can now wash Johnny face, comb Mary' hair and change tbn babys clothes without having anyone 1 ruin plod unrdorfoot In the KelenUflc Indirect lightning rysU. on both Hew and rejuvenated old makes Jt possible for Junior to read Id's absorbing hook or to work on Ids putf.lc without u trace of ej eat rain. A special dark blue light Is tided in conches at. night! so that restful sleep l.s assured, while Mw sta.V-wukos may read undpi bright individual lights- without disturbing any shef passenger.. Best louflges In day .oarties give niolbeps an iqv The Kaysvllla Bee Hive girls enThursday joyed an outifig at ' and Friday of this. week. underwent an' Linford C. J. SHOWS hospitoperation hJ: Ike SUUPLIES LIGHT IN U. S. SURVEY al. Monday. Mr. and "Mrs- Tlieron Smart of ond Mr. 111111 Mts..lliivard Midvale conditions A survey of drought of Mr. Oglen-Werof tend feed supplies about July 1 has JtloodMrs. John Blood, guests Sundny, and just been completed by the Crop Mrs. Emma String visited with Importing Hoard of the Dried her' son. Clifford, Sunday night on States ltureau of Agrlpultural Eton her' way home to Salt Lake from omles. It shows that there was pn Idiriio where she had boon spending tecute shortage of feed In the worst the summer with her two sons. anMr. nnd Mrs. Bruce drought area. In the country as a whole, however, the carry ovi. of nounce the' arrival of ft daughters,: Saturday. feed grain on farms was close M horn Mr! and Mrs. Williapi Simpson of old normal and the carry-ove- r and Mrs. Vera Webb spent last hay was the largest since T92S. in ftbtliq Balls, Idaho. weekend With prospects for 1930 chops Charles I.udd nnd Mr. declining daily' and still largely do. Mrs. But Berkley of 'Salt Lake pendent on how soon the Mrouslt were last week-enguests of Mr. Js broken, no ' cxflcl npprals'ul. of find' Mrs. Howard Thomas., the current situation is. yet possible Mr. and Mrs. .Wllllam'Wrjghl and family left Sunday fot, Knlispcl, rays the herd, hut the survey of July 1 prospects, adjusted Montana to spend two weeks, with for recent weather conditions, In-- , relatives. Tali . .. home arrtml Monday Goorgo cate thnt, allowing for present from where he hud tetocks on. farm supplies of feed been IVnnelton,theIda., 5 months. . working past grraln this sen son will U much Miss Ethel Headen'.of flcrdon season lighter than in any remit npont last weks-n- i wi;h Mis Edna 'except 1934 and hny supplies will Itoherts. ' 1" Linford and daqgh probably be a'bout .a Ugld Vdur deludter, rma, of other recent- drouth years, ity were Mrs! Mary Linford and of gbetsta 1934.. ing The hay and grain crop harvest- family, Thursday and. Friday.' La ret a Wallace of Loguh ed to date ,nre, for the most pnrt, 'I'mMiss the guest of Mr. .and Mrs. fllen tettter than those of 1934. a Bohftis this- week: Miss ...Wallace proportion of the corn wh rn her way-'tGitlifiVrnln. rop could still sjmw'uhstfirntlal re Mr. and Mrs. Slolve BurkdulT of icovery If rains crnm In .time, nhdJ Nevada annbum'e the late corps of sorghums, annual leg- Aon horn July 31. at. the umes, etc. can still he plnn'ted. hospital. Mr. BurkdiilJ of ttvo weeks ly of. Knysville." the. first , During 'a small, fitjnliy group may July crops In the North Central . Mr. 'and Mrs. Both Blood e'nlcr- - mans.. states had to' endurh temperatures taint-- at It hritle arty, ut their Imnit fa vet In nh airy section Willi it or Venetian shutter ra afford about 9 degrei-- above niiriiinl with eveplng.' At n late hour only about l4 of the normal rain- refreshments' were served . to BJ privacy, New bullt'dit step fo' upper bcvflxJ maki ln aeenf and weal her guests all fraun )gKn, fall for the period.-Thesrenditions, following ir dry June, . Mr.' nnd Mrs. WMlum Blitliii;' of tleHfcut sjifo t and' easy for. the Tinhave unquestionably cnuseil-'m- Ogileiv Mr, ljen l'eterson of Oak- - iest o.r frlskii-syoung traveler. Nev 'Economic aterial decline In prospects for. most Mr; iund- Mr. Wllflnm BJilillps of .Redm-ei- l on riiq)url-fnentcsls crowing crops in that era; nn.d also 1gdpi Mr Ben Bejerson of (1ak: and- dnivvlnj-riKtiua- , In the conditio of .pastures. l am! .the new Calif, ami Miss Iairre)' Livestock numbers, begin er of Layton were Sunday gueijis of lov pjiceil bedroom ears make It nine of this year were considerably Mr. and Mrs. Henry UralmiJi. possible. fitr n whole, funill.t to less than at the beginning of 1931, Mr. 'Ralph Williams underwent travel 'Irt luxarloifs seelusiori irt U.io lowest riitvs In1 ipllismd history. A the number of units .of hay'consum n tonsil operation at thy Dee ' bedroom to accommodate an single lng units nenrly 14 per epnt lens. 'Tuesday. adult am child imiy 1 turned Into' Instead of the.drnstte reduction M. and Mnp J. E. B.rlggs In numbers of lvcstock that occur Imiih larger family by . returned Tuesday li suite .for.-tlfod In 1934 It now seems probable frottua weeks .motor, trip to Yellow;-- ' opening Ihe doors wlileh. seiiorale . that the shortage of grain will Tint tone park' and Spokiino, Wash. connecting budrooms. so severe as to prevent, a maa oil limited To.fainilie traveling' Mr. pnd Mrs. and terial increase in hog numbers and son, Raymond, of Ogden vJsltedreT brtdgl-l- , the (billy meals are an Ima moderate Increase In chickens ntlves' here Wednesday on tln'lr portant consl;leiqilop. lrhs-- Jiere, during 193(1. It la probnbk, however way home from' Yellowntom; apd too, liifve been ('lriisleall.v cut en that cattle numbers will be reduced Bayette, they . visited tbo.'weslern roads. Restaurant- ears several per cent by heavy market with Mrt Wiliams Bister, Mrs. Fred attnciied to- - tourist Pullman : eosela's serve table dhote meals logs, particularly from the drought Kerslulvv- unvl family, area. Allowing for these changes In for hlaurleo Barnes arrived here for as llttle'iis twenty-fivthirty-fivrents for numbers, and for about minimum Wednesday from- Washington, C, breakfast, reserves of feed carried over Into for a' month visit with his mother Ijuneheon'uml fifty cents foe dlhnm. Contrasted with the risks. of next season, the qunntity of feed Mrs. J. O, MT 'Bn pies. Airs, l supplies grain available per unit of live-- , Cannon who.has be'en visiting rela- clinnges In water which riffort often. tock to be wintered seems likely tives for the. past six childrens healt'h, Iq the and' tint clangor of lfregular or imto be about 15 per cent lesg than past returned home with' him. the usunl average previous to. roGolden Sooffh-lis sending .IJrls properly balanced meals, "the It)vv: cost restaurant services on thc.we.st dent drought years, but still 15 to week in southern Utah. 20 per cent greater than was util-- , Mr. and Mrs. Richard flerer nre cm roads aiqveal to mothers, more han than illniosi any other 'feature, in 1934. If feed grain produc-- . spending this week.end' In .Brovo; tlon this year Anally turns out Miss Ruth Nance left Thursday about as Indicated In the for Grace, Idaho to ftpond if wee.k FFJUIT LIVES LONGER-. WHEI relation of feed grain supplies tit with friends. i 8 S L 0 W livestock numbers eeems likely lo Mr. and Mrs. George' Scofficfd of be about as it was in 1933. Tremonton-werguests of Mr.; and does not die when pick Urn perccptfge Mrs. II. II, Kcoffloid, Sunday. of 'the fanners warn Here it or flMIss Burna Faulkner of Ogden ed from a tree, hut failure to' conits respiration shortens its life yearly out of feed for TlWfTr live' and Miss Dorethy Hauling of Oak, trol slow . artdleh Btock showed the July 1 feed shor-ag- e land, Calif., nre vlsitlhg with Mr. I nilt grovyers down the 'resiilralhin of apples b,v to be serious in two .groups of nnd Mrs. Clifton' Ball for a putting them In cold storage. states. One of these extended from Harvested fruits nnd vegetables the Ohio river southward into tire 'like . imlmals respire, by taking northern edge of the gujf states. no weary Mothers the ulr nnd giving oil oxygen In this area pastures failed early ON WESTERN TRAINS carbon from, '(ffoxlde, .water, and wasp Jn the season and farmers have been hard pressed to find feed for products apd generating heat, other their stock. While part of the area . processes continuing living A w'hole' fanilly, even after harvest change .the constitu has ha dhenvy rains since the first oneChicago. of quintuplets, may now tour entit, flavor, and color. . of the month, pastures are still the North . American' continent with Toi rapid respiration causes short a algn of prickly heat or. out The other section where there fruit. and- vegetables to lyse Hall was an acute shortage of feed' on smack from rt tired mother, . More freshness. In cold storage the rate 1 was Eastern Monj.aoathe than any other group of traveers, of. respiration usually d'uub'els each women and children. aTv tlmd the Western, part of the Dakotas and perhaps, temperature, rises LS de by the remnrknble prog grees IV 4ihove: the benefiting the .teinpertures portions of Wyoming, resa which Hip Western Railroads for keeping them recommended where, In nddition, to drought dnm-ge- , are In their annual ole celebrating grasshoppers and crickets have sorvnnoe' of Railroad Week from fresh, say spec'lalistsf of the Unit ted States Department of Afcrlcul destroyed large areas of range July ISth to ISth. Hire. Respiration usually eed and materially damaged irrigaffects fllivor of fruits, by breaking the ated hay and feed crops needed for of Thq regulated, even tempdratnre cars, now used down nnd exhausting mosf.of the jwinterlng livestock. on' all the principal 'trains of the earlmnh.v ' Wliegi western roads, makes a vacation this 'occursdintIn.et anand becomes It tipple. trip epol and comfortable instead of overripe,' mealy,, and practlcall.v u r . the .nlghtmurp U once, was for vvorthle.ss succumbing . o. senslllty mothers of yVn children. From' Jf not previously, destroyed by mlijvlrestern heat andihist, the famfungus yots. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Boynton and ily may step. at once into fresh mountain atmosphere- aboard a Haughtrs, Fern, Thills, of Burley, train, and the relief of fretful Mr. Ida., and Mrs. Burton Blanilres Is Immeof Lewiston, Ida. and George Eg- diate. and tired mothers . . ; bert and children of Fairclevv, Ida. Less Luggage were among the people On .our .Inst .trip to the const, to attend the funeral services of He three Jenrs go, said one reiVut ber J. Sheffield, Sr., which were passenger, I changed Jeans dressFew Sips and ' bed here Tuesday. es at Jcnst five limes. a day. And In, I Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Palmer visited spite of .that, she looked ns Relief! Like, A Flash relatives la Logan, Tuesday and had Just .come up fr'om theif she cpal "Wednesday. All Coughs look alike to Buckleys ihines, most of tile time." Mrs. Mary Beverage On the .same trip this year, both Mixture .(triple acting ) fine sip uf returned home from the Dee hospital tills Jean and liqr younger brother can this grand medicine. soon stops 'an ordinary cough tough xld. deep .week. romp In spotless nislofc, .pres's their seated ! coughs and. the peralsttn control bronchial cough af te.r just a few doses no. more' tormenting, aleeplesS nights. Buckleys la alkaline, that's why-lfso different It .".acts like a .flash". Refuse substitutes- - guaranteed.. 5 and- 85 cents at all druggists. W, K. Buckley. Inc,, Rochester, N. Y. - !re -- noou-slonn- . . and-Mrs- 11 d rir-ords -- l. ' .' u - - -- 1 , rr' s . e a - s at-th- - Wi-ay- la-ni- e bv-prt- and-fifmll- e le Bulon-Wllllam- s s - Ida-tvli- ere and-da- - e - I. - e . .ond-rvll- d Id Mid-Jul- J e An-appl- e Yew-day-s - -- - i 1936 LAYTQN, UTAH, AUGUST 6, NEWS-EXPRES- Vv DEL STEVENSON Probate and Guardianship Notices Estate of Christopher Layton,. Consult County Clerk r' sometimes known as ChristophJr., Respective Signers fof er. L. Layt'qn and Jan JC. Layton , yrthei Information; ' GET 0U& PRICES will present claims Creditors Notice with vouchers to the undersign , at 1320 Continental Bank Building,-deToo hhMi, or too little humidity nomist, home management, WashSalt Lake City, Utah on or before Estate f Joseph Marymont, tb"? ington, D. C. and Miss Mtind Wil ceased. In cold storage uir also affect the 10th day of September, A. vegetables. end of of fruit home seialist management son, quality Creditors will present claim 1936. Cold storage air with W to AS js-- the Oregon Agricultural college, CHRISTOPHER B. LA1T0N, best vouchers to the undersigned at with cent moisture usually give of the Estate ox will be In charge of the course. Administrator Buildresults. This moisture jiercentage Mrs. Bona B. Mayroek, in charge 700 Utah Savings & Trust Layton,. Jr, sometime . the about the sauje a that in th-235 South Main Street, Salt Christopher ing, I Layton for the as known of home management Christopher If plans f Mnsut product. day ol and Jane E. Layton, deceased, Lake on or before the stoi-ig- cf Dr. , . cold resttlement tlie of admlnistrajion; elattve humidity AD.936. October, vegDate first and of publication director fruits Sadie Stark, assistant air fall lower, 1936. July.lOth, A. etables dry out wilt, and shrivel. Vith mold loW Cofr to Administrator tend Uowman Orlando J If raised above, they !. Buol, asvistanf director for home! Ancillary Salt Laker ol Estate m-the of Bank Annexed Will are easily damaged by fungus economics tinental J The 'Building, 'extension rerhowever, and otiioii, ot. tVlery City, Utah, Attorney fog Adminivice; Helen Gillette, Nevada home Joseph Marymont, deceased, strator. ire exception to the general rule. management specialist; Mrs. Brown Celery requires u higher humidity assistant director for Idaho resetto keep it from wilting. Onions must be kept drier to prevent them tlement J Miss Marlon Ilepworth, state home demonstration leader forming roots, In Idaho; Dr. Rose XI. Widtsoe, Fresh Rol Diaxr Daft? HAY AND fORAGE state borne economic consultant, LISTED SUPPLIES Utah work progrress administraCnsi&tiuf of Estate of Cor R. Stable, ron.OROUGHT AID tion; nnd a number f other prom- ceased. inent leaders. tkef. Pork, Veal 84 .' Creditors will present' elaims ' William will Dieter f Ietersffi function The principal with vouchers to the undersigned tela' Problem of Rural Peo- at office of rtlseus Federal Livestock Agency, Bagjey, Judd k Ray PlanSantJwlA ple" as an Introduction to . ,'. H Livestock Exchange Buildiaig, t and T. H. Stahle, Clipper Bldg., In to Relation the Bountiful, Utah on or before the ned Spending sag City. Mo. are to bring buyer and Seller both of feed and live- Income," which will ho tho general 2nd day of October, A. D., Be- - theme of the conference. stock, together, ray Director STAHLE,' Two session and committee of lerson of the Utah State AgrjculAdministrator-othe estat PLUMBING, BEATING AND REPAIRING ' Telephone Bountiful 7(U2 jEstimatw Fre.' D' . lt - Nev-ad- a 21-2- & Uh 1931L-JOH- . f . work will he conducted daily for R. Stahle, deceased. ' discussions off legislation and the Cora Date of- first publication, consumer, farm and home 'accounts July 3lst, A. D.. 1936. home economics with e.mpaai on lia charge of the agency. Informu food, clothing, home furnishing and ' ilon only us to quantifies on land1 medical cost, T. D. state club lead Murray, buyfurnished he and price will ers upott request, arid without cost, er, will discuss the part youth may OP hut orders will not lv accepted ty play In a family type pf consum- IN THE DISTRICT COURT SECUTAH, STATE OF Dr. O. THE er's J. be .program. Wheatley ho agency. Sahw must arranged OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT, IN extension economist, will correlate y the prlnelpnl tbemesleves. FOR THE COUNTY OF pESERETWORJUARf AND of the county plannin Farmer, sippers, dealer, 'and activities DAVIS boards-on or forage Jobbers who. have Ray ' FRANCES II. ODELL, plaintiff, Panel discussion will ho conduct- Jmnd already have listed 'ft eon I D WINTERS, also, all other .srderabU quantity with the .agency ed by extension; rehabilitation nnd vs' claiming any r college staff member Applk-kwldrt U able trow for 'farmers livestock feeders who can finance jhele own purchases. Fped. loans flip rural home,1 nnd A Uoasmucr j jn the complaint herein adverse wHl not M made by the agency. All Bartnershlp." or , to the. plaintiff s ownership, IIoHsIng aefoiiim(l;rHrm3 will be title Inquiries should he '.utldressVd' dithereto, pUtmtiiTs! douditlg lie- . Defendants. rectly 0 ihe Kansas City agency jimvlib-- tin t cnllpce oainpli fori ' nt wlm tend the. conference. to Hio. tlpns, or groups desiring either UTAH to the STATE OF. ,g buy or t 'sell. said defendant: 36 East 7th f Charles Near, ' garagemaft Iersous with it surplus' of feed You are hereby summoned to Wasatch '2462' should be nrged to list it with thq Seattle, Wash., has invented' after appear within twenty days Your loved ones desire the best. available for shipment g machine which will service of this summon upon you, agencyin- kindling in , short if served within the county in tqt'hq drmith nreqs, and lieraons in split a log ' tt obtain cannot of food who which this action is brought; other; . order. peed chancommercial wise within thirty, days after-ser- . Alva Ilanaw'alt Ind of regular through 'Monticello, renels at it reasonable cost .should for 50 years has' collected wishbon- vice,. and defend the above entitled in case of your failure them infrom es as a hobby. He. novy quest tho agency to 2,370 action and' will-brendered so Jo to judgment where they should le able to the largest from a 44jpound- turkey vou accordinging to the de. feed at the lowest cost. As: and tha. smallest .from against baby mand of the complaint which has slstnnce will be given upon request quail.been, filed with the Clerk of said at the couiity agents office. , Court. This action is brought ECONOMISTS PLAN '4 recover judgment and decree CONFERENCE AT . Don't Take Drastic Drugs title in plaintiff and quieting STATE COLLEGE .Tour Kidney contain 9 million the in and tb defendants .tiny against tube ot Olter which may b endanrered by ntaleot or draallo, Irrttatlnc drnga Be the real estate' described in 'the Members of the home, economics careful, if functional Kidney d Bladder complaint, on file in said action, as dlaordera make you auffer from Oettln staffs of the Utah Extension Up Nlghta, NervounnrM, Los of Pep, Leg follows: . ad Hit Palnf Rhenmatlo Pain, Dlzxlneaa, Cirand Rurn Rpsettelment The. South half of the Southcle Under' Eye; Neuralgia, Acidity, Utah meet at ration will .the mips! Burning, Smarting or Itching, you don't west quarter; half of- - ' need to chanoea. Ail drugglata now Ffatw Agricultural college' August-.3- hava (hetake Sec- -. 'the. moat modern advanced treatof Southeast quarter ' ' to 15 for an Intensive training ment for those tronble, a Doctor- pre tion North half of l;:the .the; balled trlptlon Work Cyatex (SlnatTex). course in consumer, education, .ac- fast fe and aura. In 48 hour It mut Northeast quarter .and the new vitality, and la guaranteed to cording to Miss Myrtle Dnvldsoji, bringSoutheast, make yoO .feel 10 year .younger quarter of .the In one or money bkoK on return Qf empty . Northeast quarter of date. home 'demonstration leader, week Section package. Cyatex cost only Xo a doae-avi ho fa in VhnTge .of the program. 12, all in Township J North, druggist And Uie guarantee protect you. Miss Mary Roknhr, extension eco Range 1 West, of Salt Lake forty-thre- e 'Meridian, United States Sur . . .vey; Also, Commencing it. the. Southeast eorn of Section 2, in . Township I Norths Range West, Salt Lake Meridian, United States Survey, and running thence .North'. 80 rods; thence East 80 r.ods; thence 't North 64 rod3; thence West ' 1&I rods to the east line of tha AUGUST' :. 24-S- S SUMMONS 4-- . Service. AboveAlf:: . - d ! S. . wobd-splifin- - - pur-bas- e - - Help Kidneys - Ser-Vic- o the-South- t more than years, PROGRAM customers the ad vantages of ample resources and ex Pay-L- ow BIG' FO.V . Our representative will - ' call,- submit sug- - "gestions, make estimates and provide for financing WITHOUT obligation to you. ' Call or write AMERICAN ASPHALT ROOFING CO. Salt Lake City. Was. 2663 BOUNTIFUL ROOFING COMPANY W. A. Lofgreen, Mgr. . Bountiful, Utah .. 14- - -- 15-1 S - Comedy; IT HAFPENED ALRIGHT . AUGUST lV - 19 - Cystax iSr&WSZZSZ . ! . .. FARMINGTON :mwx.oohi- 7 COMING FRIDAY . . . . '; . . . ' Accredited Depository for V. ' .' Public Funds . A ! . ' .' . Million A SATURDAY SUNDAY, 'AUG. .COUNTRY DOCTOR , COMING ' FRIDAY SATURDAY-L-SUNDASEPT. ' SHIRLEY TEMPLE in CAPTAIN JANUARY COMING SEPT. WILL ROGERS. IN OLD KUNTCUKY Y, FKIDAY-SATURDAY-SUN- . Member Federal Reserve System'1 ' And Federal Deposit . . i . Insurance' Coqioratlon - iii Thanks a . FORCED LANDING 212222 ' Kaysvflle; Utah 1 - DAY, Smarting, guaranteed Doctors Prescription Cyatea (dia-tn- ) . "0 functioning Kidney and OlfUp poorlymake you auffer from Getting Nemnuneaa, Rheumatio Night. ' Tuesday;- - Wednesday Thurisday Help Kidneys OPain. Stvffnea&Wilurmng, or Acidity try tb . -- Clean Out Acids lilfxln. Bank . -- SPECIAL NEW riCTURE AUGUST Tb only way your body can clean out Add and polaonoua waatea from your blood la thru million tiny, delicate Kid Bey tube or Altera, but bwar of cheap, draatlo. Irritating drug If functional Kidney or Bladder dlaordera nmk you auffer from Getting Up Night, Nervou-I PlnA Backache. Circle Ua.ler Rheumatic Patna, Acid My. Burning, Smarting or Itchlug, dor' chanceA Get the Doctor'a teed preacriptlon called Cycles guare Su Tex). Works faat. aafe and cure. In hour It muat bring new vitality, to Aa you up In on week money bark on return of tnpty parka a t yate coat only c a day at drugglm and the guaranty protect you. 22-2- ; v SINS OF MAN - Interest Rates - AUGUST s . Three years to " Davis County Line--Railwa- Cmi ED Y AND SHOUT SUBJECT - . perience'd service! . Northerh & Oregon Short Company;' thence along said east line of said right of way in' a'southwes'ter- lv direction 'to a point where the same intersects the South. . line of said' Section 2; thenca East to the place of beginning. Bagley, Judd & Ray & t. H. Stahle' . Attorney for Plaintiff.-P- . 0. Address; Bountiful, ' Utah. ' KEEPER OF THE BEES c right of way of the . Utah . 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