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Show Thursday, July 1935 4th, THE TIMES-NEW- NEPIII. UTAH S, PAGE FIVE Levari4 News Oh SNAPSHOT CUILL Together in College and Congress By 'X Mr. Jimn ChrUtcnsrn Torres pondrnt and Close-up- s' Get Cool 'Back-lightin- g' of MUs - Vinese of Mr. and Mrs. V ft The marriage Bhepherd. daughter Gilbert Shepherd, snd Heber Tay lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Taylor, was solemnized Wednesday In the Mantl Temple. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. S P. Taylor. , v for 4 A Nickel Mary, the six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Jarkman. suffered a broken arm Monday as she was playing In the yard, at the family residence. f I HOT SUMMER DAYS DEMAND COOL DRINKS Rebecca Grant entertaned "To lend your ear," says know a number of friends and relatives means being at her home Sundav afternoon. The Ing Nora, "too often talked into lertding your puree." occasion was her birthday anniver B.rvlc. C U1I yndkit-WN- O U sary. A delicious lunclieon was served. Utah, the Silver Producer who has Miss Ruth paystrup, Utah ranks first of the states Id been employed in Salt Lake City the production of silver. for some time Is here visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, James R. Paystrup. Mrs. f Hi-rurr Miree cmsawule nl the Cliliersitj ul Aliilmimi rm h congress. talking uver the good tlim'S they used to tin ve. They are. lefi to rlht: Setintor ISiinkheHil of Alabama, t'ungressnmn O II. IYofs of of Teimess. e Texas, Hint Seimliir Keimelli e Mortensen and Mrs. Heber Shepherd were hostesses at a bundle shower last Thursday evening at the home of the former. In honor of Miss Vinese Shepherd. bride of this week. Many useful and beautiful gifts were received. Re fershments were served' to a large number. Mrs. Chrlstensen, who camp at Hobble is spending this week here his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chrlstensen. Lyman STOP!! SUBSCRIBERS! JUST THINK!! It is getting near the END Subscribe NOW and make your favorite a WINNER! ! FINISH? ERE O C C Mr. and Mrs. Is in Creek with S. P. Candidates Notice; In order to maintain the most stirct secrecy as to the number of subscriptBons turned in by each individual worker during the last two days of the campaign, the campaign will be brought to a close under a "sealed" ballot box. No business whatever will be accepted through the campaign department after Friday in the ballot box loacted night, but workers themselves will deposit their finalnotcollections even the Campaign manager, can office. By so doing. NO ONE, in The Times-Ne- possibly know the voting strength of the respective workers, which precludes any ibility of favoritism and insumcs fairness to the minutest degree. of H. D. Hansen Salt Lake City are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Malmgren, parents of Mrs. Hansen. Liked Beaver Meat In the early days beaver meal was preferred to that of buffalo, elk or deer. The tall is fatty tls sue, very rich and palatable when cooked, and was greatly relished by trappers and explorers. The liver Is large and as tender as that of chicken or goose. " out-of-to- PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES: Consult county clerk or respective signers for further information. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Frank G. Mclntyre, decease. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 902 Kearns Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before the 19th day of October, A. D. 1935. ADA McINTYRE Administratrix of the estate of Frank O. Mclntyre, Deceased. Date of first pub. June 13, 1935 Dey, Hoppaugh, Mark and Johnson, Attorneys for Administratrix. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C. April 25, 1935 Notice is hereby given to all persons who may have claims against "The First National Bank of Nephi," Utah that the same must be presented to W. C. Andrews, Receiver, with the legal proof thereof, within three months from this date or they may be disallowed. J. F. T. O'CONNOR Comptroller of the Currency First pubicatlon, April 25, 1935 Last publication, August 1, 1935. poss- candidates the same opportunity to work up to closing In order to give hour as those living in Nephi, candidates will have until 6 P. M. Wednesday to deposit their final collections in the ballot box. NOTICE TO WATER USERS State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City, Utah, 1935. J.J , June 21, DRINKS Tn 1 p Utah to appropriate 54 sec. ft. of underground water in Juab County. Utah. Said water will be diverted from March 15 to November 15, lncl. of each year from 27 wells located in SEi Sec. 18, EHEH Sec. 30 and NEMNE4 19, E'4 Sec. Sec. 31. T. 11 S.. R 1 E.. S. L. B & M. and more particularly described by the application filed In the State Engineer's office. All of said water will be collected In the Mona Reservoir, the center of the Impounding dam of which bears So. 995 ft. and W 690 ft from cor. Sec. 6 T 11 S.. R. 1 the S E., after which it will be turned into, the Elberta Canal and used as a supplemental supply to irrigate 7680 acres f land embraced in parts of Townships 9 and 10 S., Range 1 W. S. L. B. & M. This application Is designated in the State Engineer's office as File No. 11755. All protests against the granting of said application, stating the reasons therefor, shall be submitted in affidavit form and in duplicate, accompanied by a fee of $1.00 and filed In this office within 30 days after the completion of the publication of this notice. T. H. HUMPHERYS, State Engineer. Date of first publication, June 27, Dona Belliston, Nephi 359,000 Invigorate yourself 357,000 with a sparkling glass Dona Pexton, Nephi 357,000 Shirley Irons, Nephi 253,000 36,000 Dorothy Johnson, Nephi Glade Anderson, Ft. Green 10,000 Winners of the second period awards were $3.00 second $5.00 prize, Dona Belliston; $2.00 third prize, Arta Jenkins. jpn mi' m. J iiiiiemi nm um m r JOHM VAN GUILDS'-l-. Foxei in California California boasts three distinct species of foxes: the red, gray, and large-earedesert tox. The red fox Inhabits only the northern portion of the state, migrating as far south as the Tehachapl mountains. d Druggists Deptb in "Free" Diving Suit Hie limit to diving in water In a free" diving suit with an oxygen helmet is caused by the toxic effect of breathing pure oxygen. A dlvet breathing pure oxygen could dlv tc $ depth of CfS feet In water and remain at that depth no longer than 80 minutes, according to a writer In the Washington Star. A diver could dive to 33 feet and remain no longer than two hours. The result of exceeding these limits would bs pneumonia or convulsions or both. Also the carbon dioxide percentage must not be allowed to build up beyond 3 per cent measured to one atmosphere absolute pressure. Certified Public Accountants The first formnl recognition waa given to accuracy in the laws of New York state In April, 1890. Since Jhat time all of the states have officially recognized the public accountant by creating the title, certified public accountant (C. P. A.), such title to be granted or awarded to applicants who satisfy the requirements regarding character, education and professional skill of the tate in which recognition Is sought. While there is still a lack of uniformity among the several states in the matter of requirements, there is a constant tendency toward greater strictness as laws are modified and new legislation enacted. m A more convenient time to make your n calls out-of-tow- j.ow night ratts now begin at carrcame V 25, j w miin " if if 7 p. m rates at our favorite hotel enable us to visit in Salt Lake City often." Rates Single $a to $4 Double $2.50 to $4.50 400 Rooms 400 Baths PRODUCTS CO., Ogdra, Utah BY BIG FOUR DISTRIBUTING CO. Provo, Utah Reserve Us a Room at NIWIHIOU HO TEL BEER BECKER'S BEER brings you quick relief from the sagging sense of fatigue. Because beer is a food as well as a drink, it restores the worn cells of the body. Buy Becker's In the handy 6 small bottle pack or 3 l.irge bottle pack from your drug store, grocer or beverage dealer. DISTRIBUTED mm sec-onJ- THE Manufactured by BECKER u "back-lighted- Ord And Mangelson of 252,000 205,000 First Prize, Nelda Cowan; to the quality of your pictures day be sure to hare him turn his face away from the sun or snap him la bright shade, which can be done very successfully with modern snapshot film. If the illumination, or sunlight, comes from directly back of the camera, the shadows are more or less lost, giving a flat appearance. When you are a little more advanced, try some early morning or late afternoon shots for splendid pictorial studies for at these hours you get long, fascinating shadows. Attractive, artistic pictures may be made from a position where you face the sun and shadows fall toward your camera rather than away " work of from it. Jn this kind, be sure that no sun rays directly strike the lens of your camera. This can often be avoided by standing so that the shadow of a tree trunk, a bush or the comer of a building protects the lens from these direct sun rays. Under such conditions you should give a slightly longer exposure than would be necessary if the sun rays were directly on the front of the subject. Perhaps the next larger diaphragm opening will let in enough light to record the detaildesired in the shaded parts, or, it using a small aperture for increased depth of . f'vns, a slow exposure, 110 of a or a very short time exposure will lirivg excellent results. Try it. the clay's long hard drill 361,500 Ruby Bowers, Nephi 4;, at the end of Arta Jenkins, Nephi : " life-lik- e 365,000 Virginia Hansen, Lev an c Proper lighting will add much WITH the sun becoming Itbrighter stronger every day Is time to exercise a little care in shooting directly into the sun when taking In napshots to avoid "lens-flare- " your pictures. I do not mean by this (hat yon should make It a strict rule aot to take pictures with the sun shining directly toward you and rour camera for in doing so you will pass by many chances to Incorporate fascinating, artistic in your pictures. However, it's a caution worth remembering. Lighting is of equal importance with arrangement of the objects or subjects in your proposed picture. It is the variation in the lights and shadows that gives a picture depth and roundness, making the subject stand out from its surroundings. Usually the shadows should be transparent, to a degree, but full In detail. This is obtained by a rather full exposure. If the sun strikes directly in a person's face they are likely to squint and the picture will not be a good likeness. Better have them turn slightly so that they are not bothered by the sun then you will get a natural, expression. Another point is to avoid makof a porsnn out in ing a close-uflaring midday sun. At this lime of day the strong overhead liht casts heavy shadows under the eyes and nose and the picture is fnr Torn pleasing. V.'hen making a picture of a person during the 'mid-Hi f t.ic Nelda Cowan, Nephi - ALL KINDS OF FOUNTAIN A Notice Is hereby given that William Werrett Jr., Salt Lake 1935. City, Utah, has made application Date of last publication, July in accordance with the laws of 1935. Relative Standing of Candidates Fern Broadhead, Nephi and O. and M. Root Beer is a thirst quencher. "back-lighting- LEGALS going Your Friends Will Want to know! What are you Will it be? It is to tell them? Success or Failure--Whic- h up to YOU, now during the next few days! Show Your the field down friends you are a REAL WORKER-Be- at the "Home Stretch" Present indications point to a hairbreadth finish, and that the first prize will be won by a very narrow margin From now on until the finish is the time when 100 per cent Efficiency Counts!! . Ploy Miss Vinese Shepherd was the honored guest at a bundle shower last Friday afternoon at the home of a friend, Martha Francom. Miss Shepherd received many presents the and Mangelson is the place to find your friends Ord ? Table dHoU and a la Carte Dining Room Service EiwiBent Cafeteria DeHdoos Food at liodorate Prices Always SUNDAY MOSMIIfO BREAKFAST SERVED IN TOUB ROOM WITHOUT EXTRA COST W. X. Button General Martagsc J. H. Wttn Onttinoey W. West Aast. General Manager |