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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER. HYRUM, UTAH If Back Hurts Flush Kidneys For deeping rooms formal parlors and reception halls -dining room and living room for the library and for buildings. Properly public applied it wont ruh off. News Notes ft a Privilege to Live in Utah rink Plenty of Water and Take Glass of Salts Before Break, fast Occasionally Write to US or ask your dealer for a copy of our free drawing RICHFIELD When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore, dont get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a lot of drugs that xeite the kidneys and Irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like yoa keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with a mild, harmless salts which helps to remove the bodys Urinous waste and stimulate them to their normal activity. The function of the kidneys is to filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain from it 500 grains of acid and waste, so we can readily understand the vital importance of keeping the kidneys active. Drink lots of good water you cant drink too much; also get from any pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts. Take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morning for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for years to help clean and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to neutralize the acids In the system so they are no longer a source of irritation, thus often' relieving bladder weakness. Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot injure; makes a delightful effervescent lithia-wate- r drink which everyone should take now and then to help keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this; also keep up the water drinking, and no doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble and backache. SEEDS PLANTS BULBS Seeds, Baby Chicks, Bulbs, Plants, they all grow. Send for big free poultry supply and seed catalog. BAILEY & SONS CO.. Salt Lake, Utah. CHINESE EI.M Hardy fast growing. Alkali resistant, dry land shade tree, introduced by U. S. Government, highly recommended, Washington Nursery, Toppenish. Wash. Apple Monuments monument to apples, in the form of a pillar, was erected In 1893 at Wilmington, near Lowell. Mass., to the Baldwin apple. There is also a tablet in the town of Onondaga county, New York, on the original site of the Primate apple tree. Another monument in New York is .the monument to the Northern Spy, erected in 1012 at Bloomfield. The Wealthy apple is commemorated by a monument at Excelsior, Minn. This was unveiled in June, 1912. A well-know- n s, Procession You have a great following." I hope so, answered Senntor Sor- But that following is coming ghum. along pretty fast with ideas of its own. Sometimes I am not sure whether I am being followed or pursued." . ThtAldbas-tin- e look for children Home Color Book and a free color card. Crop outlook for the present year in Sevier valley is par ticularly good, it has been reported, The precipitation has been greater during the past month than at any other time during the past year. This coupled with the fact that I is expected during the large run-of- f next ninety days, indicates an amplei supply of water. The crop prospects for the present year appear better than at any time for the past five years. LOGAN The acreage allotted to Hyrum for the growing of beans hag been cut from 100 to 70 acres am cording to an announcement made by the Morgan Canning Company. Tin decrease in acreage is due to tin shortage of bean seed, it is said. Officials of the canning company re port that requests have been sent t( ail part of the country, but additional seed is not available, y has beei) RICHFIELD Activity started in the potash property in th White hills, five miles east of Marys-vale- . A large tonnage af aluite rock has been located and a mill is being erected on the grounds to treat tha rock and market it. The mill wil) tons have a capacity of twenty-fivleach eight hour. MANTI Establishment of an eggcandling and grading plant as Mantl 'which is calculated to increase the payroll for producers in Sanpete .county from $100,000 yearly to $500,-- j 000 ujthin three years lime, was 'announced recently by Albertus not require Easter to be on Sunday, assistant manager of the which point the Gentile Christians InUtah Poultry Producers Cooperative sisted on. It was one of the big quesassociation. tions in the council of NIcaea, but j OGDEN Another large school build-;inwas not finally settled until later. approximately eight miles west oi Confusion Over Date. the city was assured Monday nighl Fixing the date of Easter Sunday at a meeting of the Weber county by the phases of an arbitrary moon board of education. Construction is has required higher mathematics, and to begin at once and contracts for the has resulted in much confusion in the building have been awarded both foi past For instance, St. Augustine regeneral contracting and the plumbing lates that In the year 387 the church and heating apparatus. of Gaul kept Easter on the 21st of LOGAN March; those of Italy on the 18th of Utahs fruit industry is inin April, and those of Egypt on the 25th to front the the rapidly coming of April. - In one year, about the midtermountain region. It has taken an added impetus this last year and bids Colored eggs, rabbits, lilies, jelly dle of the Eighth century, an English fair to exceed all state records. While beans and new clothes tell the eye king celebrated the Easter festival fruitgrowers and packers are stressing that a new Easter has come. These while his queen was fasting and keep'plantings of all kinds, some special trivial outward signs of a festival of ing Palm Sunday. They were follow'stress has been made of late by the the deepest possible significance are ing the different teachers. There has state for a greater planting of cherries more in evidence every year. Easter long been an agitation for a fixed date for Easter, but there has always been, is growing on us ; it Is coming to mean especially sour cherries, and there still Is, opposition to any us to more in churches more and ' SYRACUSE Local farmers visited change. .'various farms in Morgan today and and out. In the primitive days of the ancient This" time of spring is a logical pebought three tons of certified potato in the West, when forms and church 'seed and some certified grain seed riod for a general awakening, a reali- festivals meant a great deal, much celebration. a new and zation of life ilndividnal farmers are planting demon For Christians the bursting of buds was made of Easter. People on Easter ;8tration plots to help the seed bus- and the of green blades above morning greeted each other with the iness and the community and for test the soil peeping Easter kiss, and the exclamation Is symbolic of the resurrecing purposes. Farmers are just be tion which meant the transit from "Surrexit (He Is risen). The reply ginning to plant, according to L. E death to life. For all others It is a was Vere surrexit (He is risen inWilliams, president of the local farm time of revival, a passage out of dark, deed). Alms were dispensed to the bureau, but more moisture is needed cold, lifeless winter to a new vitality, poor, slaves were given their freeHEBER CITY armers of Utah plan a new birth of nature. It is a time dom, and the popular sports of the to sow more acreage of corn, spring to rest, to breathe, to rejoice. The season of rejoicing went sometimes a ' wheat, oats, and barley and slightly churches emerge from their forty little to extremes. sun the That dances on Easter tame less potatoes and hay this spring days in the wilderness; the schools morning, as the old legend holds, may than was sown for the harvest of 1927 take a respite from labor and pronot be true, but It Is truly for all of according to report of Frank Andrews, claim the Easter holidays. Utah statistician for the department The period was celebrated by the us a day of rejoicing. It is the time to rejoice in anticipation the year of agriculture. ancient Western pagans, and the used to begin at Easter just as Eostre of goddess spring, to LAKE SALT Funds be spem is a time for retrospect Thanksgiving to the or name the furnished Ostara, for the maintenance and repair oi and expressions of gratitude. Pathmonth of said The the festival. April, in will roads include Utah this year was the finder Magazine. $1,700,000 to be furnished the state old church chronicler Bede, Eostur-monatfrom the federal governments road same as the pagans and by the converted Christians "the appropriation. old festival was observed with a new CLEARFIELD One thousand acres solemnity. In most of the other lanof canning ton atoes will be grown in guages the name for Easter is derived Clearfield, Utah, this year. They will from the Latin pascha, which, in be sent to sever canneries for packing turn, was derived from the Hebrew Symbolism in Swedish and marketing. name for the Passover festival celeHailing of Eastertide BRIGHAM CITY Elias Jensen brating the great deliverance from A land of the North, where winters manager of the Paramount hatchery the destroying angel, who passed are severe and summers, with twiof this city, is errecting a large tur- over the houses of the children of Islight nights and cool breezes, supremekey brooder- - on his property on Easl rael in Egypt when he smote the ly refreshing, Sweden, each year, Third North street, having decided to Egyptians. most eagerly welcomes the spring. engage in turkey raising on a large St. Chrysostoms Words. Compared with more southerly climes scale. The brooder is of the Califorthe change comes late, with the transPurge out therefore the old leaven, nia type, new to this section. that ye may be a new lump, as ye formation, therefore, all the more COALVILLE Placing of earth em- are unleavened. For even Christ- our rapid and the awe It inspires correbankment in the downstream face oi Passover is sacrificed for us. spondingly deep. Naturally, long ago, This seventh verse of the fifth chapEcho dam, being built for the United spring was a time of special sacrifices States bureau of reclamation by A ter of Corinthians has been cited as to the gods of Valhalla, with fervent Guthrie & Company, Contractors, was the Biblical authority for the observsupplication for propitious weather started the past week. Frost conditions ance. of Easter, but such a meaning and a good hamst. With the introwhich have been adverse to this work cannot properly be given to it. St. duction of Christianity these rituals have improved within the last twe Chrysostom, commenting on it, said: became identified with Easter, and weeks to permit commencement or The whole of time is a festival unto the old worship of the returning life this feature of the dam. Work on the Christians because of the excellence power of nature was transformed iDto excavation, of the outlet tunnel ii of the good things which have been the adoration of the risen Savior and Then, too, though the festigiven. the quickening of faith In a life to being carried on. val was observed early In the history come. EPHRAIM S. S. Van Boskirk, Fred of the church, there Is no indication In the soft spring air, at twilight on Christensen and Paul Thompson made of Its observance In the New TestaEaster eve, columns of smoke rise on snow reausements at the Experiment ment or In All the horizon In every direction the writings of the aposstation at Alpine and on the head oi tolic fathers. winter long the children have saved Seely creek recently. They report When the observance of Easter was odd scraps of wood, twigs, branches forty-threinches of snow at the Ex- started in the church there was a and other combustibles in order to have as big a bonfire as possible, and. periment station, with a water content serious dispute as to the date. Jewof 10.30 inches. At the Alpine they ish Christians connected it with the as the flames begin to crackle and found fifty inches of snow,, with a old Passover festival and wished to sparks fly skyward, they compete In ' water content of 13.20 inches. determine the date in the same way. athletic contests. Naboth Hedin, In The main trouble was that this did World Traveler. GREEN RIVER Keith Smith, county commissioner, merchant and leading woolgrower of Daggett county Utah, was in Green River recently He reports sheep as having done wonderfully well this past winter all along Your faces toward the altar light, the north side of the Uinta mountains Grass was so short last fall, he states, Your trust renewed, your strength reborn: that all of the livestock owners bought The sorrows of the long, long night hay and. field pasturage extensively, but the winter has been so mild and Are blotted out this Easter morn. the browse better than anticipated that much if it will not be used, whila Youve heard the Voice that comforteth- only about half of the corn has tee L.-!.Be not afraid; there is no Death. required that was anticipated. Write to us also for our beautiful free book Artistic Home Decoration by our Home Betterment Expert, Miss Ruby Brandon, Alabas-tin- e Company, 222 Grandville Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. Alabastine a powder in white and tints. 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