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Show Rotting from getting wet. If if the government is stimulating the potatoes at the time of digging wheats raising, it cannot stimulate are allowed to get wet and to go into transportation. . He says the governstorage 'in that condition, rotting is ment has guaranteed the farmer a sure to occur. Be careful to have, minimum of two dollars a bushel for heat compared . with one dollar your potatoes dry before storing. 'Trom before the war, and an average wheat 3. Potatoes frost. Injury are easily damaged by frost. If they price during the twenty years the wur of only eighty-fou- r becomeTroacnrbheirmarket value is While the government bushel. a cents take every predestroyed. Therefore, caution to protect' the tubers from is thus increasing the price above the frost before and after digging, twenty year average by 260 per cent, 4. Disease. .There are several dis- present freight rates are still below eases of the potato which destroy the twenty year average. Wheat is the tuber and if diseased tubers are being carried now at less charge than cents mixed with the sound ones, the disease when it was selling seventy-fiv- e While necesthe bushel. a is it government has PuMiilwl W spreads rapidly; therefore, 260 of advance made an the to sort pO cent In potatoes carefully, sary THE INLAND PRINTING CO. w has of tiie it of only the all the granted heat, diseased, price eliminating W. P. Eppcrwn, Editor rates. in advance cent and before dirt culls freight C. A. Eppran, Amciitr Editor cuts, placing 34 per them in permanent storage for the And what is this, Mr. Fayant asks, -n Entorad m Mcond-clamatter February 18 winter. All of the cuts, culls "compared With an increase of 100, .911, at Kayaville, Utah, under ihe art of and diseased tubers should be 200 and 300 per cent in the commodiMarch d, H79. jr fed tothe poultry and. live, stocky but ties used by the railroads such as pig Adrartlalng rate on application. should be steamed or boiled before iron and coal, not to mention the enorbeing fed, as in this way ypu increase mous increase in the cost of labor? Subscription 11.28 per year when paid in ad eancat Ut per year on overdue eubecrip-ttoa- a the food value, and also destroy the Mr, Fayant says that if investors had or when not paid In advance. germs of the disease, bo that it will an insurance that railroad rates would not get into the manure afid thence be adequate to insure a fair return In TELEPHONES the property, there would be no diffiinto the land. W. P. Epperaen, Ne. Tl 5. the of culty in producing a billion dollars of By proper vehtilation C. A. Epperaen, No. 4 cellar or storage room, and by hold- new capital every year for the carriers, Office, Ne. II ing the temperature as near 35 de at comparatively low cost. The should read these significant can keep WELFARE WORK FOR SOLDIERS grees F., as possible, you . from the potatoes average American is always sprouting. Another call has come to American should readl these significant Selection of seed. Seed for next Red for not the Cross and nor should be facts selected patriotism, judge them in an impartial ytfars planting for the Liberty L6an, but for the from hills that produce all nice, true spirit. Leslies Weekly. purpose of providing funds .for mak- to type potatoes. These should be ing our American soldier boys com selected at digging time and stored SOLDIERS LETTER DAY NOV. 11 fortable and as happy as the horrible separately in crates and boxes, and by On Sunday, November 11, write a d conditions of war will permit. room letter to storing them in a your bqy, or if you have no Heretofore the boys of our army where the temperature can be held at boy or relative in tne American army have been left too much to the lowest from 34 to 40 degrees, with a little or navy, write a letter .to your neigh forms of amusement to vary the mo ventilation and this seed planted next bors boy, and send him a copy of the notony of their livesi Now it is spring, the grower will make a start old home paper. Let him know you to provide them with the right toward improving the quality of his are of him, that you believe kind of amusement, with libraries potatoes, instead of, as in the past, in thinking him, that you are backing him and and with opportunities for social ac- simply planting the culls or you want him to make good physicaltivities of the most wholesome and enly and morally. Tell him to make use FAIR PLAY joyable character. It is the fondest of the Army and Navy Y, M. C. A. desire also to protect them from the Fair play! Everybody knows that Its the boy who is lonesome and heartvicious effects of immorality anc the railroads, of this country are suf- sick for a letterfrom home that oftdrunkenness. from'' lack of capital to carry times falls. Let him know the home The fund is known as the Soldiers' fering d out plans for new equip- tie is strong and he will be proud, Welfare Work Fund and is to be ment, additional terminals and im- happy and anxious to make good and disbursed under the direction of the provement generally. Few realize that come clean. - The Y. M. C. A. is t&e War department, the Young Mens if the railroads could get the money, nearest thing to home he has in the Christian association and the Young would spend a billion dollars a army or navy. Tell him-yo- u are helpthey Womens Christian association, organ on he successive will and work five for this ing years year apreciate it izations of international scope and of work that should be done. This Between November 11 and 19 the Y. of the loftiest purposes. Of this fund would mean an enormous addition to M. C. A. hopes to haise $35,000,000 Utah has been asked to raise 0100,000 our industrial activities. The for work its anfong the soldier at subject during the week of November 11 to 19, is of home and to abroad. It needs your .help shopevery persomjjHnterest inclusive. keeper and the workmen in every fac- and your subscription, and the soldier The campaign will be.state-wid- e tory. But the credit of the railroads or sailor needs that letter from home. Every loyal Utah Citizen will be given has fallen away so greatly during the an opportunity to contribute to this "An Old Mans Stomach. j past few years that it is difficult for . splendid cause. As we grow older and less active, them to borrow money, except at The comp$in in the state will be ruinous rates. Yet the railroads are less and less food is required to meet the demands of our bodies. If too under the general direction of the the great arteries of business. In view much is habitually taken, the stomach State council of defense. A comittee of the aid that the government has will rebel. When a man reaches 85 or of 'prominent citizens will form the been. extending to arious industries 90, you will find that he is a light fund comittee, with Mr. David A. the stress of war, Mr. Nathan eater. Be as careful as you will, howSmith as chairman, and will have the during the Boston you will occasionally eat more Amster, financier, has sug- ever, than you should and will feel the need immediate direction of the drive. In gested that the government should of Chamberlains Tablets to correct Davis county E. P. Ellison is chair loan its credit at a low rate to the the disorder. These tablets do not con man of the council of defense and wil railroads. Mr. Frank ILFavantT an tain pepsin, but strengthen the stom- ach and enable it to perform its f unc- assume charge of securing subscripauthority on such matters, in a letter tions naturally. They also cause a tions for the fund. The allotment of to the New York Tribune, asks why, gentle movement of the bowels. Adv.ll Davis county is $1,380.00. If the fund is to be raised within the week assigned for the campaign the most vigorous kind of effort Is necessary. Citizens of the county are 1 urged to make a prompt response to this call, which requires but a smal personal sacrifice but, in the aggreWe are offering the best Steel Plow Lays, which we can fit gate, will mean a tremendous amount S to any plow, at the following bargain prices: of good for the boys in khaki who are offering their lives in the, service Steel Plow Lays $2.50 of their country. 2. Slic Wrrltlii Keflex pre-ceedt- ng Ym light Gompamy Mm-rado, depend for one of the 4XhCe? concern to each one of our customers. mis-shape- t I fair-mind- oCpersonal :For many other reasons are closely related dSff rftetSSta? P M- fe- Si of which went directly to the sfand in 1916 w-- e er ; pro-pose- run-out- s. paid taxes amounting to PLAN No. PLAN No. 2 v 1 - i i 4 t IK f ft bl a $ 1 LI I I II i (TIME PAYMENT) (CASH PAYMENT) much-neede- Vi resi- - - will-lighte- - t - $262,196. On the o ther hand, the growth and prosperity very largely upon its roV;r many interests in common, the Upnwant it to be annual partnership customers are natural partners. We so that they m the stockholders We want our customers to be will have the larger interest that comes with ownership. company s offer Before the announcement made several weeks ago of the to its customers Cutainative Preferred Stock direct to Tell its 7 and eaniings of in order to secure a wider distribution of the ownership alcustomers the company in the communities which it serves.our purof more than $1,300,000 ready acquired this stock to the extent customour of others announcement chase in the open market. Since that stock. ; ers have purchased from the company direct $70,000 of this custom- To place this investment within reachof the large number of our earnings, ers who must depend for their investments upon their monthlrStock may wo have formulated a plan by which this 7 per cent Preferred cash full well as payment at by be secured on small monthly payments, as of payment are as folthe time of subscription. Briefly, these two plans lows : fair-mind- er ( M'raee rendered by Wtag Under this plan you can buy as many shares of the 7 Preferred Stock of the Company as you desire, at par ($100 a share) plus accrued dividend to date of purchase.- - j Under this plan you may buy from 1 per share shares, paying down and $10 per share each month for 9 months,' the final payment to include dividend accrued from last . dividend date. . . to $10 25 The soundness of an investment in the 7 per cent Culminative Preferred Stock of the Utah Power & Light Company, both as to safety of priricipal and certainty of income, cannot be questioned. , t if ' Figures that Show: the Companys Growth - In connection wijh the absolute safety of our 7 per cent Preferred Stock, as an investment for either your surplus funds or your monthly savings, we i 7 call your attention to the folowmg pertinent facts : 1. The territory we serve is large and rapidly growing, both in develop- ment and population. 2. In this territory we are now - supplying electric current to 57 li communities which were not receiving such service before the organization of the Utah Power & Light Company. 3. ew purposes for which electric current can be used efficiently and economically are being constantly developed, whlch insures an demaqd for our product. 4. Since its organization Utah Power A Light Company has not failed to pay regular dividends on its Preferred Stock. 5. Our business today is greater than ever before, as the result of a steady and uninteruppted growth. 6. The product we supply is absolutely indespensable to the communities we serve. The discontinuance of such service is unthinkable. This means ' that our business is permanent and stable Save Money:on Plow Lays 12-In- FOOD ADMINISTRATION ISSUES INSTRUSTIONS FOR POTATO STORAGE causes . Steel Plow Lays Steel Plow Lays 3.50 3.95 CLEVISES, DOIJLBE TREES, SINGLE TREES, BUGGY TONGUES and SHAFTS. and many more articles used by farmers. - As one of our customers, you are in an excellent position to judge our methods of management, our standard of physical upkeep, the character of our organization and the quality of the service we maintain. Upon request at any of our offices or to any of our employees, we shall be glad to furnish you complete information Tegardig the" Preferred Stockr and the properties and holdings of the Utah Power & Light Company. CUSTOM It L A C K S M I T II I N G and HORSESHOEING Come in and get acquainted and save a portion of your hard-earne- d e - We can also save you 50 per cent on - It is of great importance that all the potatoes raised this year should be stored under proper conditions. Even when every precaution is taken the wastage of potatoes during the winter is considerable; under bad conditions it is very great indeed. In order that the best methods may be adopted by the small growers those who have nct- - had theexperkneein the storage of potatoes, should know the chief causes of wastage. These ch ever-in-creasi- ng of-th- ch 4-Inch 16-In- -- cash. U tah P ower & SrNiELSEN&GOMPANYrKaysville Light (Co. Efficient Public Service are: Sweating, heating and conse quent rot, often due to insufficient 1. ventilation. 2, Rotting, due to potatoes getting wet at the time of putting them in storage. '"3T' Injury from frost." 4. Decay, owing to disease .in the tubers at the time of storage. in the spring. It is not possible to prevent altogether losses from these causes, but by using the best methods of storage, it is possible to reduce them ' This' may YOU Are Different.... ,vouchers to the undersigned at Davis County , Utah, on or be fore the first day of January, A. D. suit of clothes made for ever? body will not fit you. Let us measure you for a Kays-Tille- A Kill bedone by taking" care to guard against losses from each of -- these causes. L Heating and sweating occur if the freshly dug potatoes are piled in too large piles, so that the air cannot circulate between the tubers. The risk of loss from this cause is greatest in the fall, immediately after the tubers have been dug, and it is therefore, important that potatoes when dug should not be put in unnecessarily large piles, nor kept in an SI ventilated roc in. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of John George Linford, deceased. Creditors will present claims with I -. II util 1918. MARY ELEANOR UNFORD, of the Estate of Administratrix rr t t i. .,J,oan.lGeorgeLinxorQ,Doc,iaaeL:, first Publication Oct. 25, 1917. Last Publication, Nov. 22, 1917. r - - i md have it made SPECIALLY, for Your Weve 1 x V "v-- 6 J. R. GAILEY sold HUNDRERS of suits in Kaysville so we KNOW NOTARY THEY ARE GOOD. Stewart-Burto- n srn Men. for work in Yards. Prefey those having with Live Stock. Steady work 'all winter. in t 'tv. ir . t ,5 Salt Lake Union Stock Yards i NORTH SALT LAKE PUBLIC Bith Barnes Banking Co workr Kaysville J. E. 'ROB JfSOft Co. Abstrsctor Notary Public Licensed ( GENERAL MERCHANDISE ' Office F. FARMINGTON C and & M. Bldg. - - UTAH Butter Yrappers Reflex Office |
