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Show TWO DM tRUIl TREE PROGRAM HT HURRICANE Prof. F. M. Coe, U. S. A. C, John E. Blazzard and Walter F. Smith Cooperating Cooper-ating in Demonstrations A two-day educational program on pruning fruit trees, and artificially arti-ficially heating orchards will be conducted at Hurricane today and Friday under the direction of Walter F. Smith, county agent; ag-ent; John E. Blazzard, district crop pest inspector, and Professor Profes-sor F. M. Coe, horticultural expert ex-pert from the extension division nf ihc TTtnh aericnltural college. Letters, sent last week from the local agent's office, point out that this is the time when pruning prun-ing should be done on all deciduous decid-uous fruit trees. Immediately following fol-lowing the pruning, a spraying program is in order. On account of the long distance dis-tance from markets and the keen competition, Dixie can only hope to make a success in this industry indus-try by the production of a quality product, carefully grown, guarded from insect pests and properly graded and packed. Fruit production is a very technical and highly specialized industry. In order to be successful success-ful one must constantly study the newer ideas which are being be-ing advanced in this business. Meetings, demonstrations and tours are conducted for the benefit bene-fit of the growers, and their cooperation co-operation is necessary in order to make fruit raising a success in Dixie. (Continued on page 2) BARBER PERMIT (Continued from page 1) dam. They plan on opening for bu.-inc-ss about March 1. The building i-s now under construction construc-tion ar.d is being erected by F. II. Gottwalds. Plumbing has been installed for ten chairs. They will start with four, add two more within two months and another four by spring, when it is expected there will be at least six thousand men connected with the operations there. The shop will be located in what will be known as the Terminal Ter-minal building, which will also house a bus depot, cafe, Western West-ern Union office, taxi stand, and doctors' and dentists' offices. Mr. Higgins and Mr. Rhodes have also made application for a permit to operate a beauty parlor, and this is now iienrf- ing. Misses Edith and Evelyn Harris Har-ris have purchased the equipment equip-ment of the Dixie Beauty parlor par-lor and will continue to operate the business. Glen Prisbrev, formerly for-merly of St. George, who for some time has operated a shop at Tooele, has sold his interests there and with Lon Hulet, a former for-mer employe of Mr. Higgins, will operate a two-chair business un-the un-the name of Dixie Barber shop. I |
