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Show THE Ptf rW lo Club News . QUESTION BOX The Ladies Literary Club was held at the home of Mrs. George A. Siierry on October 20. Mrs, John Robertson, president of the club conducted the meeting and collect was read by Mrs. A. Three piano solos L. Garbett. by ED W. MITCHELL Farm Advisor General Electric Station WGV How can I prevent nist disease from spoiling my hollyhocks? X. Dust or tpny with any mild f un4l-clone a week, from the time the first lean appear till bloom is P'U Q. I have an Amur River privet hedge about 130 feet long growing on the side of my lot. It has grown to a height of forty-foinches and is thirty inches wide. I would like to cut it down to a I had a well drilled last Q. ber. t JL You can prune privet any time, beat but July and August are the aeon. It le better to prune a little each year, or twice a year, rather at any on than a heavy cut-bac- k time. I control cutworms? Duet plana and aoll around them with DOT. Q. How can A. Q. What do you think is the best way to protect sweet corn from racoons ?Do you think having a dog on the premises would keep the racoons away? A friend also suggests setting double spring steel traos and paintinz them wfth luminous paint. However, I think the cats might get caught instead. A. It'a against the law to trap, shoot, or poison them, so get good dog andor put out soma feed Ilka shelled or ear corn, or stale bread to divert them from your corn. probably get it anyhow They will when It Is ready to pick. Q. Please tell me what animal or bug gets into my corn patch, chews off the corn sprouts, and lets it lie and goes away. Sometimes it digs around the roots too. It doesn't appear to be deer, because there are no deer tracks, although up here in the mountains it might be any animal. What can be done about it? t suspect It I either skunks digging for whirs grubs and cut worms, congregate near growing etc, that plants to feed on root. It might oesibtr be racoons after the same food. Try dusting a repellent-lik- e chloride of lime or tobacco dust around the plants, or spray them or Black Leaf 44. with "Dog goes down sixty feet, but the water isn't clear. At times it is muddy. Do you think the water will clear up? It was rusty, but I have a rust filter now that takes care of that. de inches. If of thirty-si- x this is advisable, when would be the best time of year to do it? It Decem- A drilled well should clear up In six months, and if It gets muddy at certain periods. It must be due to heavy flow underground. I doubtA there U any way to prevent It. filter Is probably the moat practical remedy, and a local plumber can quota you price on those. Q. We get rusty water when the fire in the stove is out, during the summer. What is the cause and remedy? Whenever water stands In pipes, repaired, or the usual pipes are teady flow is Interrupted, mat and sediment form and collect or are knocked loose, and water Is rusty till the flow clears the free material out of the pipe again. There la no practical way to prevent or correct this. Could you please tell me where I would have an outlet for New Zealand white rabbits? I have a few started, and would be inter-este- d in furnishing young rabbits to a hospital or some good source in this part of the state. A. Look up hospital and laboratories In the classified section of th phone book (go to the local telephone offica and use their collection of books), and write them what you can supply. However, prepare to dress and sell to local customer and butcher shops, for laboratory contracts are hard to get. Could you tell me if the weed is harmful killing spray to chickens? A. The weed killers are not harmful to poultry or livestock. Q. Could you tell me how to convert a milk cooler into a home freezer? A. Put on new doors or topi double Insulation thickness) double cooling coil; change expansion valve and controls, and probably put on a larger motor and compressor. All this will cost about the same as a good, new, factory-bui- lt box, eo do not attempt the change. It is better to trade In the milk cooler on regular home freexer. were given by Miss Rheta Sper-r- y during the evening. A paper was given by George A. Sperry on "Spetches of Presidential Candidates Lives". Mr. Sperry also interesting to questions Sixteen members and two all. visitors were present. basketball Alma L. Garrett, each at Springville, and George Pierson, football coach at Springville are guests of W. W. Stephenson during the deer hunt ans-were- ed The Ladies Literary League held the third of their regular meetings in the form of a Hallowe'en party at the home of Mrs. John Parkin, hostess. Clever costumes were worn, games and music were enjoyed and a dainty lunch served by the "Tricks 'n Treats" committee. Those who enjoyed the evening were: Mrs. John Parkin, Mrs. Clarence Gowers, Mrs. Carlos Boswell, Mrs. Max Orme, Mrs. Lynn Mel- lor, Mrs. G. Eugene Wilkey, Mrs. Hosmer Grace, Mrs. Russell Stuart, Mrs. George Matkin, Mrs. Roy McPherson, Mrs. Wm. Cooper, Mrs. Arthur Jensen, Mrs. JosMrs. Alma Jones, eph Garrett, Mrs. Elden Sherwood, Miss Pearl Nielsen and a special guest, Mrs. James Matheson, Many a good thing is lost by not asking for It. . . an A word to second may have an accident in it. off-gua- rd NIPHI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- FOR SALE 4 room OR RENT FOR SALE close in wired for Monarch Range ) The 20ih Century Club met at the home of its president, Mrs. Bent R. Bryan, 0n Wednesday, October 15th. Litany was Hiven by Mrs. F. H. Beckstead. The program for the year was presented by Mrs. Will L. Hoyt, chairman of the program committee. The committee consisted of Mrs. Hoyt Mrs. H. W. McCune and rMs. J. H. Keller. The theme of this year is Peace and the program Is headed with this quotation "Blessed are the Peace Makers, for they shall be called the children of God". Math- - home electric range Mrs. Alex son, 2nd East Center st. 23, 1952 One nearly new at. 213 East 5th Ship Ahuy relitiishlng your boat foi summer wiling, it is wise to use the Furnished apart- best grade of paint or varnish. Be FOR RENT USED PIANO FOR SALE ment sure to use only toatings that are Kendall Apartments Mrs. George Harmon, phone 191J See Earl Bowles, rear apartment, Intended for marine service. Never BABY SITTING JOBS WANT- upstaires, for Information. taint or varnish on top of grease ED AvailReasonable rate dirt, or old, loose paint. Before paint able any evening except Wedneswill adhere, the suiface must be perHALLOWE'EN PUMPKINS day and Sunday George McCune, 245 North 3rd fectly clean and dryMarilyn East Street, Nephi. phone 128W. Wil- When North., Nephl. Yor-gaso- n, - DANCE November 1, at the Ar- MAN OR WOMAN WANTED for mory building Sponsored by the 1500 family Rawleigh business In Mozart's Juab County. Products on credit Nephi Riding Club Orchestra Real opportunity. Write immedia-el- y Proceeds to help ew the floor of the Armory. Company Representative M E The program for the evening Walton, 320 S E Main Street, was carried out as suggested by FOLDA-ROL- A BABY STROLL- Blackf oot Idaho or Rawleigh's the Women's Federated Cubs, ER FOR SALE Like new Call Rept. 1514 23rd St., Americanism campaign. A disuss- - 318W Mrs. Alma Sackett Denver 2, Colorado. lon of Democracy against communism was given by Mrs. J. A. Burton and Religion and Democracy was given by Mrs. II. C. Crane. Light refreshments were served by the executive board. The following ladies were presScore yourself 10 points for each correct answer in the first six ent: Mrs. Leland Anderson, Mrs questions. F. H. Beckstead, Mrs. Ge0rge Bel- - 1. Where were Irish potatoes first grown? liston, Mrs. Paul E. Booth, Mrs.i South Africa Australia America WarrUlow Brough, Mrs. J. A. Bur-- ! Ireland ton Mrs. H. C. Crane, Mrs. James 2. Hong Kong belongs to which of the following countries? H. Eagar Mrs. Will L. Hoyt, Mrs. Russia France China Great Britain C. R. Jenkins, Mrs. P. L. J0nes, 3. Columbus, in discovering America, first landed where? , Mrs. 'J. H. Keller and the hostSan Salvadore Cape Cod' Long Island San Francisco ess, Mrs. Bent R. Bryan. ,4. Three of the following cities were burned in historic conflagrations, one was not Can you find it? Rome Columbus London . Chicago FOR SALE Player piano in 8. Which .of the following placets has rings of space dust and rock good condition only $150.00 revolving around it? George W. Duckworth. Venus Mars Saturn Jupiter 6. Manhattan Island was bought from the Indians for approximately what amount in today's currency? A TELEPHONE CALL will bring $99.99 $42.50 $24.00 $1,000,000 an array of beautiful Christmas Score 7. Match the following rivers with their respective countries. gift suggestions to your home yourself 10 points for each correct choice. Call Donna Beard, 28W your new Amazon (A) France Avon representative. ; Po (B) Austria Danube Italy (C) THE PARTY who sole the two Loire (D) Brazil brilliant pins from one of our Total your points. A score of is poor; dresses is known to us, and we average; 0, very superior. reuest that she remain out of cur superior; store In the future. Garbett's. Continued on Page Five 5-- 9. 3, Test Your Intelligence j 0-- 20 70-8- 0, 30-6- 0, 00-10- . vf October Thursday, 8 Wr& -" A EXPERIENCED SERVICE THROUGH RAY W. 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