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Show Thursday, September 8, 1927 THE LEin SUN, LEIiT, UTAn PAGE THREE A Letter From Miss Pearl Southwick j The following is a letter we received re-ceived from Miss Pearl Southwick who is laboring in the North Eastern States 'Mission: Albamy, N. Y., August 23, 1927. Editor of Lehi Sun, Lehi, Utah. Pear Sir: Tuesday again and I have Just enjoyed en-joyed reading the Sun after a mornings morn-ings trading. Even though my places of abode have been varied, I am glad you have succeeded in following me with the home town, paper. At this tduie I wish to express my sincere appreciation and- thank you for your kindness shown in sending it; for it is indeed a welcome weekly visitor. As Proverbs 25:25 states "As cold waters to a thirsty soul, so is good news from a far country." The Sun surely does furnish me good news from a place far away and yet bo near, for it is very near while reading the items concerning dear old Lehi, folks and friends. For eleven and a half months I labored in Massachusetts and Rhode Island among the aristocratic New Englanders, who boast of their ancestors and culture. Even though Botson is the center of culture I can't help but compare their culture with that of the Latterday Saints. In my estimation the people called "Mor mons," who are slandered and ridiculed ridi-culed severely by these people rank higher in culture and learning than any other class of people in the world. I Not because we are merely Mormons, Mor-mons, nor because we are followers of Joseph Smith, the prophet who is called an imposter; a dreamer, but be cause we Mormons have accepted the principles of Christ's Gospel and re ceived the gift of the Holy Ghost, which is a constant guide to us and gives spiritual illumination which cannot be gained wthout it. While Albamy seems just a little ; strange to me, yet, I am greatly in terested in the work here. The field 'fis'full of opportunities to preach the '. Gospel wherever we go. In the 6 weeks ' I have been here my companion and , I have had some marvelous manifes- ' tations of the spirit of the Lord while tracting. It is a wonderful privilege to he able to bear witness to the truthfulness of the message we bear . and this alone seems to carry more weight with the people here than all the explaining of the Gospel we can do. When Buick improves im-proves upon Buick -the standard for the 'year is set Buick for 1928 introduces a higher standard of beauty arid luxury than the world has ever known'. Buick interiors' are as modish as exquisite drawing-rooms ' as harmoniously colored and as comfortable, Buick's new Fisher bodies are low-swung without any loss of head-room or road-clearance. And so, down to the smallest small-est detail of construction, wherever refinements could be made, Buick has made them. Again Buick has improved upon Buick. Again the standard for the year is set. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY FLINT, MICHIGAN Division of General Motors Corporation Sedans . . 1195to1995 Coupes . . 1195to1850 SportModels1195to1525 All prices are f. o. b. Flint, Mich., government govern-ment tax to be added. The G.M.A.C financing financ-ing plan, lb most desirable, is available. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARB BUItT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM TELURIDE MOTOE CO. Provo, Utah BUICK 1 WOToit CH A short time ago while tracting one morning, we met a relative of Brig-ham Brig-ham Young, held a good conversation with her and made an appointment to call again; so we spent a very Interesting In-teresting evening in her home last week, looking at some of the old silverware of the Young family and incidentally preached the Gospel to her. When we left she said, "Come any time you can for it seems you girls just belong to me." 'Christ called His diciples to be fishers of men but we today are in very deed hunters, hunting here and there for some one with the blood of Israel in their veins who will understand under-stand and accept the better plan of life and salvation. I wish more of the young" people of Lehi had the opportunity oppor-tunity of going into the world to warn the people of the second coming of the Savior so they might prepare themselves for the things to come, for it is a wonderful opportunity to have. Must leave now to keep an appointment ap-pointment with an investigator m will add my wish for the continuation of your success and prosperity. Sincerely, Pearl Southwick. o POLLYANNA COLYUM What part of V person do we lose when we lose our balance? A writer says that a man should be master of his own noma or know the reason why. Married men usually know the reason why. Synonym: As rare as un.rouged lips. The first dinner iance was of cannibals around a missionary. An unknown Chicagoan who ad mitted the theft of a two-cent cake of army soap five years ago recently sent that amount to army officials to get the matter oft his conscience. Members of the A. E. having had experience with army soap, will readily understand why it took the man so long to come clean. If the nurse is good looking the sick man doesn't care how slow his recovery is. Poulterers says the male goose Is the best behaved of all domestic fowls. Sounds like proper gander. Wealthy New Yorker gives his bride check for $100,000 as a wedding present That ought to just last until the temporary alimony payments start Speaking of two in one, there are many people who find their paradise in a pair o' dice. We like that man who comes right out and says what he thinks when ho agrees with us. He "When you promised to obey at the altar you waived certain rights." She "Yes, but it wasn't a' per, manent waive.' Only occasionally do you find a genius, and when found he is only a genius occasionally, at that One thing worse than a quitter is a fellow who Is afraid to begin. Fond Mother rm going t have the baby's picture taken today. Another freak of nature is whes the apple of your eye is a peach. The ability in greatest demand Is reliability. Only Test Measurement Although oiisting eut nine Is a very commonly uswl nwtl.od of checking multiplication, addition, subtraction and division, It Is not Infallible, nnd Is regarded by tmithemutlcians as only a test and not an Hbsolute proof. o Correctly Termed The milliner who advertised the latest in hats at "appalling prices'' probably wasn't far out of the way t thai. Hityton Daily News. Of Saxon Derivation The word "barn" Is derived from the Saxon "berern," from "here," barley, bar-ley, and "era," a elos place or re posttory, and originally denoted a building for the storing of grain. ITH'IUMIH During the past several months a great deal of comment has resulted from packers purchasing hogs direct from the country father than through central markets. This fact has been parade as a forerunner of the breaking break-ing down of the principle of centralized centraliz-ed livestock marketing. However, to the close observer who has studied the movement of livestock of all classes this situation hasnt indicated in-dicated anything alarming or prophetic prophe-tic of a change in the system of livestock live-stock marketing through central points which has proven itself so sound from an economical standpoint stand-point Unquestionably this situation has been brought about by the smaller small-er number of hogs available to meet requirements. The number of hogs in the country has decreased from 74 million in 1919 to 51 million in 1926. It is in. 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These figures Indicate an extraordinary situation, with decreasing de-creasing supplies and increasing consumption con-sumption and in this we find the answer to country buying. Experience in the past has proven that when hog supplies become scarce buyers generally have gotten closer to the Bource of production, thus making more sure a supply. In these periods the tendency has always been to go to the smaller marketing centers The Most 1 1 yjlllpi. li 'r JSlfl ! I 'f r"mfml&M I Down will bring you one of these wonderful servants. You may pay the balance in convenient monthly payments. TDIE TO EQUIP YOUR HOME WITH AN ELECTRIC RANGE EFFICIENT PUBZJC SERVICE rart'-i"yyr7 and concentration points. The opposite op-posite to this is true when sufficient hog supplies are available and I be-liove be-liove this is aptly summed up by one of the large national packers. "When sufficient hog supplies are available It is not necessary for the packer to carry the added expense of direct buying and ho, therefore. Increases In-creases his purchases at the central markets. However, during the short supplies there is a direct effect on In. stitutlons at central markets, shipping ship-ping associations, etc. and we find the question is brought up as to whether there is a movement adverse to buy. tng through the central markets. "Unquestionably the increase in direct purchases has nothing to do with the support or non-support of central markets as the necessity and economical' value of central markets Is recognized, where receipts ana values can be recorded, a diversity of the supply made available to the purchaser pur-chaser at the least possible purchas ing expense (reverting to the benefit of the producer) and added to this is the highly trained selling service made available to the producer.' Briefly,' country hog buying is the Satisfactory In The direct result of under supplies and Is a natural temporary condition M to this, and as soon as production reack-es reack-es the point where the movement nay return to It's normal function, the volume will again be handled through the central markets simply repeating , what has happened many times before be-fore when production becomes subnormal, sub-normal, forcing the buyers as near as possible . to the points of production produc-tion in securing their supplies with economies both for producer and buy. er temporarily thrust aside to meet temporary conditions. Provide for Education - In preparing a budget, the sum for education varies with, the ages and needs of the family. ' It "should include tuition, carfare," 'textbooks and supplies. sup-plies. The family1 Vtafclf 'has caught the big spirit of budgeting will plan in. advance for college years when the educational demands are heavy. ' 1 Money t Sticky s ' Jud Tunkins says some financiers are described as slippery when In reality they have discovered that certain cer-tain kinds of money are sticky. Washington Wash-ington Star. World |
