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Show THE 1928. Friday, January 20th, INSTITUTION- - ah. I FMTS nm EY10. ii ti Where PUSH LAYING HEN FOR FIVE MONTHS Five months per year is enough in which to push hens into extra laying the feeding hours by extending lews I hnit pensive. through the use of lights. The North Carolina experiment station has Just test completed its second three-yewith laying hens and finds that the between November 1 and period April 1 is the period to use lights. For the remainder of the year, the birds should be allowed to feed dur Ing the normal daylight. "Beginning with the pullet year, we have subjected hens to 36 consecutive months of 14 feeding hours per day, securing the extra hours by using electric lights," says Dr. B. F. Kaupp, head of the poultry department at state college. "This past year marked the completion of the second such test. Our results show conclu pively that a hen must have a res; period between each year of exposure to the extra hours. This Is needed that she might replenish her depleted stores of vita mines, minerals and vl tality. It is not wise to subject a hen to the extra feeding hours for more than five months of the year, and the time between November 1 and April 1 Is recommended." Doctor Kaupp and his assoclutes have found that a sudden reduction of the feeding hours will be accompanied by premature molting and that regular lighting will always give poor results in securing extra eggs. $3.49 Cod Liver Oil May Be ar For Every One! Here Are Economy Feature Items Community Future Is What It Is Made! Silk to the Top With such good shops and, ptores in which to trade as are; jo be found here, the wonder is that anybody at anytime should. Consider it necessary to go to do any part of his' buying. The J. C. 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Silk and Rayon Hose 54-in- Black and medium light olors for girls' "best" hose. $2-9- 8 49c Sodium Fluoride Useful to Destroy Parasites Thought for Today Law and Honor NEPHI. UTAH PAGE FIVE PATROITISM AND LOYALTY (Continued from page one) the boy or girl to avoid cheating, to be courteous to opponents, to be a good loser, and a generous winner. t. Good Americans are is silly, but is necessary to boys and girls who would be strong and useful. They should take advice from older and wiser people, have reverence, and be not afraid of being laughed at when doing right even though the crowd may oppose them in their stand. The law of duty is paramount because good Americans do their duty. The shirker and the willing idler live upon others. They burden fellow citizens with work unfairly. They do not do their share and hence are a parasite to society. Our country grows great and good as her citizens are able more fully to trust each other. Therefore good Americans are reliable. They are honest and prompt in their acts and thoughts, and endeavor to appreciate these same chacarcteristics in other individuals. The law of truth is to be cherished Good Americans are true. by all. They are slow to believe in suspicions lest they do an injustice. They stand by truth regardless of their likes and dislikes. They seek proof and are accurate in repeating what they see and hear. They also seek to discover new truth. Good workmanship is a law that trains Americans to try to do the right thing in the right way. The welfare of our country depends upon those who have learned to do in the right way the work that makes civiliation possibly. Hoys and ' girls should be taught to render good service and to give full value for money received. Knvy spoils the work of the worker, but emulation of the good efforts of others makes for progress. Good Americans work in friendly cooperation with fellow workers. They adhere to the law of team work. One alone cannot build a city or a great railway or construct a magnificent bridge. We must sow and reap as an organized body and appreciate what others do for us. We should be cheerful and avoid depressing others. Learn the value of money and become neither misers nor spendthrifts. If our America is to become even Her citizens greater and better. must be loyal, devoted, and faithful in every relation of life. Full of courage and regardful of their honor f or ' good Americans observe the Uw of loyalty. Boys and tirls must be taught loyalty to family, to their parents, to their school, to their town, state and country. While they are developing loyalty they will be helpful to others. They will be respectful of the laws and their courts of justice. Most of all they must be taught to be loyal to humanity, to develop friendly relations with their associates that they might be enabled to render greater service. If they try above all things else to be loyal to humanity then they shall surely be loyal to their their town, country, their state, school, and family, and in obeying the laws of loyalty they shall obey all the other laws of good Americans. Owen L. Barnett. The law often allows what honor They who forgive most shall most forgiven. Bailey. forbids. Saurln be JAMES CRUZE Director of Feature Photoplays, writes: "During the filming of The Covered Wagon, the constant use of my voice demanded that I find a cigarette which I could smoke tvit.'v- out any chance of throat irritation or cough. After trying them all, I decided on Luckies. They are f The best thing to treat hens for llct is sodium fluoride. The best way to apply Is to dip each hen, but this can be done only on a warm day One ounce of sodium fluoride to each gallon of lukewarm water. Grasp the hen by the wings in your left hand and Immerse her in the water and ruffle op the feathers with your right hand so that the water will go to the skin. Then hold your hand over her nostrils and mouth and duck her bead for a few seconds. If the weather Is too cold to dip, this can be put on dry. Place a good pinch of the powder on the neck, the back, one under each wing, and a good big one under the vent S'I-roiic- Poultry parasites are hardy and can four to five months after chickens have been removed from the hen houses unless a strong destroyer Is applied. live from '' m ' ' 1 " i ;H , ' ..v i ' J - .; ' ' -' V ; Wi: iy:---- v'' ':'' "i ' ' ' . ' It takes vigorous pullets with long, broad and deep body developed to shell out egjts In the dead of winter when the thermometer Is hovering around the zero mark. Without some form of animal food, to replace the summer bugs and worms, hens can't lay well, however you are with grain. This need is supplied by tankage, meat scraps, ground green bone, or skim milk or buttermilk. free-hande- d ' , '' '4 'mm FPANk Pullets of the heavy breeds can be too fat for laying while it is difficult to get Leghorn pullets overly fat The poultry breeder should not be by trifling incidents that Irritate the market lie should select and grade bis poultry. Tbe poultry house is both the home of the hen end tbe factory where winter eggs are produced, and unless it provides suitable living and working conditions the hen cannot be expected to lay well. Influenced The Cream of the Tobacco Crop "The growth of LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes is a wonderful thing hut there is a reason. I know, because I buy theTobacco for LUCKY STRIKE. I buy The Cream of the Crop,' that mellow, sweet smoking Tobacco that the Farmer justly describes as I have described it above. The quality of LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes is telling. It is natural that the brand should show the trcmen dous growth that it ij showing today." ' Bujrif of Tohncco LouinTilla, Kir. It's toasted No Throat Irritation-N- o CVmli: Trial Three-Da- y self-relian- Poultry Squibs " Free self-relian- savingsjare greatest ' o o S, POUUKY n A NATION-WID- E TIMES-NEW- Soy bean and clover bay, if brightly cured, may be ased to take the place of alfalfa In the poultry ration. It Is much easier to prevent lice and tultes getting s start than it Is to get rid of them once they get a toe bold. Tbe Mlcsourl station showed how profitable it is to add animal food to grain ration. Each pound of tank age or meat scraps, or the equlvaleni In skim milk (one gallon) brought ai extra dozen eggs. FEED REQUIRED FOR CHICKENS Western Electric Radio Speakers Are you satisfied Speaker? with your old Radio Many of you are not satisfied, so Come in and take a New type Western Electric Speaker home and try it out on your own Radio. ' x All are surprised and become satisfied with their old Radio when they hear those low deep notes come through their own radio that they never heard before. IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE I'ltOHATK Coming to NEPHI DR. MELLEN1N 8 AND YOU. GUAUDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult County Clerk or the Respective Signers for Further Information. GO, NOTICE TO CREDITORS SPECIALISTS in Internal Medicine fo( the past fifteen years IM NOT OPERATK Will he at FORREST HOTEL SATURDAY, JAN. 28th Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ONE DAY ONLY No Cliarge for of March, A. D. 1923. Elizebeth Jamison, Administratrix of Estate of Thos Jamison, deceased. Date of first pub. Dec. 30, 1927. Last publication, Jan. 20, 1928. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Consultation The specialist of Dr. Mellenthin & regular graduate In medicine and surgery and la licensed by the state of Utah. He visits professionally the more important towns and cities and offers to all who call on this trip free consultation, except the expense of treatment when desired. According to his method of treatment he does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful results In diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcen and rectal ailCo. Is a Estate of Thos. Jamison deceased. will present claims with to the undersigned ..at Eureka, Utah at the residence of V. H. McBeth, on or before the 3rd day Creditors vouchers Estate of Bessie Jeffries Sparks, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 1435 East, First South Street, Salt Lake City, State of Utah, on or before the 20th day of March, A. D. 1928. Edna G. Jenson, Edward H. Sparks. Jr., Executors of the estate of Bessie Jeffries Sparks, Deceased. W. A. C. Bryan, attorney for Execu- torss. Date of first publication, Jan. 13, 1923. Date of last publication, Feb. 3, 1928 NOTICE TO CREDDITORS ment. deEstate of William Henrold From time to time we receive inIf you have been ailing for any ceased. Creditors will present claims how much feed is requiries length of time and do not get any with pouchers to the undersigned at quired for producing chickens, says better, do not fail to call, as impro- Pleasant Valley, Juab County, State the Iowa Homestead. These people per measures rather than disease are on or before the 30th day of appreciate that the feed cost Is one of very often the cause of your long om Utah, A. D. 1928, May the important considerations In rais- standing trouble. Emma C. Henrlod, Gustave Hen-rloing poultry. Too often people believe Remember above date, that executors of the Estate of that It Is the whole cost for some on this trip will be free and do not make allowance for other cost?, William Henrold. Deceased. Is different. his treatment such as mortality, depreciation on that Edward D. Dunn, W. A. C. Bryan, Married women must be accom- Attorneys for Executors. buildings, labor, etc. The Connecticut experiment station panied by their husbands. First publication, Jan. 20, 1928. determined the amount of feed which Address: 211 Bradbury Rldg.. Los Last publication, February 10, 1928. was required to grow White Leghorn Anfteles. California. and Rhode Island lied chicks till they were weeks of age. At that age Leghorns had consumed 22.13 pounds per bird and the Red 25.77 pounds. The Leghorns weighed 3.2S pounds and the Red? 4.3 pounds per bird. Tbe Indiana station reports that it A BANK ACCOUNT is an asset that took approximately 30 pounds of feed to raise White Rock pullets to 28 weeks of age. From these two renever has to be sold at a sacrifice to raise ports it would seem likely that average amounts of feed neeJed to reach quick cash. maturity would be approximately 25 pounds for Leghorns and from 30 to 35 pounds for the heavy breeds. Some figures are alro available on the amount of feed that will be consumed by hens In a year. Tbe smaller breeds require less than the larger breeds and hens that do not lay heavLess" ily will consume less than those that are heavy layers. Heavy laying Leghorns will consume approximately 75 pounds of feed yearly per ben, while the heavier breeds will need about 85 pounds. d. 2-- "Whatever You Earn Spend Active Volcanoet The eHrili ha A'M active volcanoes recen' count according i NEPHI NATIONAL BANK |