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Show THE PROBATE and GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES. Consult County Clerk or Respective Signers for Additional Information. OUR CREASE RESISTANT WAIST - WHITTLING CUM-BERLIN- Attorney for Administratrix Dates of publication: May 6, 20 and 27, 1948. E Made of SLACKS Strutter cloth in all the newest Spring- shades. Several styles for your selection. ALSO slack suits, both dressy and western styles. VERY DIFFERENT AND NEW Can be combined with a shirt for double duty wear. Sizes 10 to 20. Ideal for canyon and Sportswear. ALWAYS THE LATEST IN STYLE! and 20, 1948. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 7te Paiia Skaiz VENICE THEATRE BUILDING -- Dates of publication: April 29, May 6, 13 NEPHI, UTAH Estate of Nellie Morris, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of C N. Leathrbury, Eureka, Utah, on or before the 12th day of July, A. D. 1948. William Elmer Morns. Adminis trator of the Estate of Nellie Morris, deceased. C. N. Leatherbury ' . Attorney for Administrator Dates of publication: May 20 and 27, 1948. T""V Ml Tr rtv TTTfnr FARMwHOMEto 6, 13, gwftJUnwl - - KETBN8ION SERVICK HOMJt ECONOMICS To date Utah has not been a instate oi aoren feter Christen- - laree Droducer of orouers dux mm sen, deceased. Creditors will pre- io nn nnnarant reason why this sent claims with vouchers to the phase of the poultry industry can undersigned at the office of P. N. not be developed, says Dr. LawAnderson, 67 South Main, Nephi, rence Morris, Utah State ExtenUtah, on or before the 30 day of sion Poultryman. June, 1948. "The west coast offers an alLeo W. Christensen. Ad most unlimited outlet. Processing ministrator of Estate of Soren plans in our state can care for the Peter Christensen, Deceased. output either alive, dressed or f. n. Anderson he said. . Attorney for Administrator The main factors that enter into Dates of publication: ADril 30. Mav profitable production and success6, 13 and 20, 1948. ful management are feed costs,, rate of gains, mortality, breeds NOTICE TO CREDITORS used, age of selling, size of opera Estate of Horace Lvman Bates tions, brood per year anu wiwi deceased. Creditors will d resent ct, VboA onais are bv far the larg ciaims wiin voucneras to the un- at on or est item of expense and involve C5 Callao, Utah dersigned before the 14 day of Juy. A. D. to 75 per cent of total costs. On 1948. the average it requires 3.5 to 4.5 Mrs. Josephine N. Bates. Ad pounds of feed to produce one ministratrix of the Estate of Hor- pound oi gain, ui. ivi.uiu oam. re-- i ace Lyman Bates, Deceased. light weight gains Early and feed David A. West, 405 Dooly than later and iqs Bldg, Salt Lake City heavier weights. The exact weight Attorney tor Administratrix and the best weight to sell broil-wiDates of publication: May 13, 20, be determined somewhat At pres27 and June 3, 1948. by the market demand. wants legent the Utah market and horn cockerels 2 to 2.5 pounds the heaw breeds at 3 and 3.5 lbs. Rate of gain, as well as efficiency of gain, is determined largely by the feed ana tne Dreea, ik ) mm ! en-grav- ed in gold. BAR TIE CLASPS FOUNTAIN PENS TABLE RADIO for the graduate to take to college. EAR RINGS WATCHES 8 mm. EASTMAN MOTION - ll CLASSIFIED PICTURE CAMERA ALL SIZES OF EASTMAN KODAKS. ELECTRIC SHAVER ADVERTISING Beautiful GOLD PEN writes red, blue or green to GARBETTS for summer storage in Dupiers vaults in Salt Lake IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU BRING your FUR COATS City. ORD & MANGELSON DRUG CO. FOR RENT Four room home. Furnished or unfurnished. See Mrs. No-t- h, 69 W 2 N PHONE 43 FOR SALE Tomato, Cab- -' Earl bage and Onion Plants Nielsen, phone 256R. DRUGGISTS NEPHI FOR SALE Log granary Essie Sidwell, 5th North 1st East FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT NEW LOW PRICES 7 room brick BEST BUY home. Oil water heater, floor coverings. Big lot and nice lawn $4600 3 rm home and coops. Big lot and brooder equipment $2600. or both for 7000. Phone 207J or see at 604 South 1st West 3tlp MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man with car wanted to call on farmers In Juab County. Wonderful opportunity. $15.00 to $20.00 in a day. No experience or Permanent. capital required. Write today. McNESS COMPANY 2423 Magnolia St., Oakland 7, California. FOR SALE Horse and saddle See James Paxman or call 170. Come In and Sec Them Today. We also! have MAYTAG appliances such as: WASHERS - DEEP FREEZERS IRONERS - limited quantities - FOR SALE 1H ton Chevrolet Truck Al Condition Ballev Motor Lodge, phone 283W GARBETTS are exclusive distributors of Beauty Products for East Juab County. FOR SALE Practically new white enamel coal range with water jacket. William D. Howard, phone 119J. 1939 "There probably isn't one best breed to use for broiler product-is ion, but the New Hampshire of the probably the most popular breeds purebreeds, although cross are used probably more than any Crosses using the New others. Hampshires as one parent are very popular. "It must be remembered that dejust any old chicken will not velop into a profitable broiler. Pato nf pain and fast feathering are inherited characteristcs and are .verV necessary ..successful White leghorn hroiler cockerels will grow as rapidly and make as efficient gains "up to 2 or 2.5 pounds as will the heavier breeds"' the extension poultryman state. Rate of gain is Influenced and determined by the ration used, the breed and by management. The broiler ration should contain 20 to 22 per cent protein and should contain a minimum of fiber. It must contain a quality source of protein and be fortified with the essential vitamins for rapid growth, as well as the proper minerals. Broilers, for fast and efficient growth, require a special ration that contain the above elements of protein, vitamins and mineralsbal-In the proper proportions and ance. Brooder temperature should be cool alter the first week and one half square foot of floor space should be allowed per bird. On the average 100 broilers should gain from 3.5 to 4.5 pounds per day. Mortality should be kept as low as possible. Whenever it passes the 10 per cent mark the upper limits have been reached. Under good conditions mortality could not pass five per cent. ICome in and see our line of Motorola Auto Radios RCA Victor Home Radios Electric Hot Plates Eureka Vacuums with attachments for your Spring Qeaning LEAVITT'S " nlninpd. BEESLEY MONUMENT CO. . MONUMENTS VAULTS MARKERS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED W. W00DR0W BEARD AGENT LEVAN, UTAH WRITE OR CALL PHONE 439R4 Call Collect Kay. Rex Shepherd and Oneita Clow-ar- d of Payson visited on Friday with Mrs. Lottie Kay. Mt. Nebo of the Daughters of Utah Camp Pioneers met at the home of Mrs. E. Alton Ellertson on May 14th. The lesson on Children of the Pioneers was given by Maude Fowkes. Mabel Kay read a history of her grandmother, Lucy Bond Fowkes. Betty Ellertson favored with a vocal solo. County Camp officers Martha Bel-listand Rhea Beagley delivered messages. Delicious refresh- ... . HEW FOR YOU YOU will marvel when you see our newest election of skirts. They're so attractive you will probably want two, or maybe three. Come in today while the supply is still large. ments were served to the followMartha Belliston, ing: Rhea Maude Fowkes Betty Beagley, Ellertson, Mabel Kay, Hattie Stickney, Flossie Kay, Rose Neil-seNada Kay, Ruby Fowkes, Kay, Ruby Summers, Zerel-d- a Newton, Elena Stanley and the hostess, Verde Ellertson. Mr. and Mrs. Ann Rncott Garvey, California, enroute from their home to Wyoming spent a day visiting at the home of herj Drotner, uavid Neilsen. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Newton and Mrs. Rose Neilsen went to Salt Lake City Wednesdav to sel ect an ornamental fence for the fioneer cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Cloward, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cloward, and children Jimmie and Ilene of Sataquin were guests at the home of their grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Kay last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Alton Ellertson visited in Salt Lake City at the home of their daughter and son in law, Mr. ana Mrs. Leslie Sch- warr recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Loferan and Mrs. Fay MeCleary spent Mothers day visiting with their moth- ivis-cerate- BEAUTIFUL WALLETS with his name A NICE Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Richmond and small daughter Sharn and Eugene Kay were guests of their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. 13, perience. We may revolutionize an industry in six easy steps, but bewarea of people who want to make man of you In six iv.sy lessons, who offer to give us poise and culture and talent and a commanding personality in a short time. These, and all other elements of human charcter, don't come by the speed up system. Looking at things squarely, we must face the fact that there is no short cut to any worthwhile horizon, where man, where you the who graduate is concerned. Those think there is a short cut to the horizon will find themselves on a detour. Those who ignore the rules are fooling themselves and only themThose who gamble for selves. high stakes with the issues of life they aren't gambling at all a game are playing a sure game they are sure to lose. SOMETHING Happenings ever-increasi- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Thursday, May 20, 1948 Mona News Continued From Page One distinction to be different if one is right. Within our eeneration we have learned to do many thinge better and more quickly than ever Deiore. This efficiency has given us many we nave material advantages. seen men travel with half the S'T.d hav seer speed of sound the words of men travel with the speed of light. We may turn out speed, but we can't build character faster than a man lives, faster than he gams ex- Estate of Edward Shirl Black- ett, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 294 North Main, Nephi, Utah on or before the 30 day of June, A. D. 1948. ERNEST BLACKETT. Admin istrator of Estate of Edward Shirl Blackett, deceased. P. N. Anderson Attorney for Administrator - NEPHI, UTAH S, Speaks at Club . . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Bernell V. Cooper, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the law office of P. N. Anderson, 67 South Main Street, Nephi, Utah on or before the 7th day of July, A. D.C.1948. HANNAH COOPER, Administratrix of the Estate of Bernell V Cooper, deceased. P. N. Anderson, ecu; TIMES-NEW- o n, El-no- ra er, Mrs. David Neilsen. Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Hovt and Isaac Grace of Provo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fowkes cn Wednesday. Mrs. Cloy Edwards of Las Ve gas came to Mona recently on Dusiness. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison diver and daughters Carolyn and Kath-ld.'- n and Mrs. Russell jf N?Dhl motored to Spring Lake on Sun- aay and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Owen A. Ccwan. Mr. and Mrs. George Carter of Santaquin spent the week end as guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swasey and family of Provo visited over the week end with Mrs. Emma Swas ey. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cloward of Santaquin were Sunday guests or Mrs. ix)ttie Kay. Mrs. Lorna Sorensen and daugh ter Fraya of Salem spent Wednes day at the home of Mrs.. Emma Swasey. Closing exercises of the Mona Eighth grade were held Wednesday evening. Prayers were Given by Ellis Kay and Dean Oliver. The address of welcome was given by ciass presiaent uoia May Newton. Our Future was discussed by Reed Neilson; Establishing Life uoais was aiscussea by Gaye Ela humorous reading by lertson; Garry Molyneaux; jokes by Coey Stockeney and "Looking into the Future' by Nadine Newton. Musical numbers were given by the class and the address to the graduates was delivered by SuDt. C The class members Ray Evans. are Ned Brewer, Gaye Ellertson. kdith Gibson, Ellis Kay, Garry Cola molyneaux, Keea iMeiisen, may Newton, Nadine Newton, Dean Oliver. Ned Piatt MAUDE 345 North Main Street FOR SALE ADDITIONAL IMPROVED SERVICE TO SALT LAKE CITY Lv. NEPHI 8:50 A. M. condition Ar. Salt Lake 11:45 A. M. Lv. Salt Lake 4:30 P. M. 9r. NEPHI 7:35 P. M. Call Your Local Agent For Full Details: PHONE CARTERS CAFE O 264 - 57 NORTH MAIM STREET ?cut (fatolttf ?eet "Demand T. n SERVICE Effective Tuesday May 25 POLL-PARR- 80 Whit. months old Rirvola Nephi, Utah BUS SCHEDULE CHANGES owayey. 4 - Rio Grande Trailways searie, coey Stickney and Flor in FOR SALE horn pullets, i none f5Tv- 'S SHOES OT fitted By 21- - 03 AY rrA with extra set of new nits, iaii 37 w. aw . HOME FOR sat. it lot with partly finished two room house and basement. 124 West 7th North phone 335R. . CARD OF THANKS We sincerely wish to thank all Let us add certified fining i lo ,ive ,t,,in- our friends and relatives for the'r kindness and assistance duins the illness ind following the death ,f our son, husband and father. Mrs. Arvel S perry and family; Asa G. S perry Successful broiler production cannot be developed on an out basis, but on keeping the brooder houses filled. Each brood will not make the same profit. Dr. Morris warned. in-a- -- attrac- - Poll-Parrot- TBOiiJV J ftf - .""V. Q UiwU Ul - ru8ed jT I materials and honest mfcMnanthip. PRATT'S WE STOCK A COMPUTE LINE OF PAINTS AND COLORIZER PRATT'S U ' |
