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Show Thursday, 9th, September 1954 THc TIMES-NEW- NEPHI, UTAH agniiying Minor Is a Real Beauty Aid for You Page Five SENSATIONA Supplemental Feeding Valuable During is BY EDNA MILES advantages of a magnifying mirror ti a real aid ;j b ;auty are many. Though first glanc into on it always somewhat upsetting, a second glance can b both educational and rewarding, THE beauty-wis- By George Henderson, A magnifying mirror Is, therefore, of first Importance to you la; learning the truth about your skin. If there are tiny blackheads,' imperfections or blemishes that you thought were well concealed i the mirror will show them to you. And to good pur- -' by make-u- - u p, pose. X"'"" ' - Once you're aware of them, you can correct them. also provide an indisputable check on your browlino, r- to vealing you stragglers you'd not noticed. It will tell you a com-- ! plete story about the dry and oily areas of your skin, giving you; a chance to treat each separately. It will 3!' f , As final check on the smoothness of her make-uactress Virginia Mayo makes use of a magnifying mirror. It's also & reliable measure of her skin care. p, And finally, it's the last word on the smoothness of your make- -' up, telling you if you've worked well and with an expert hand. Miss Clarice Kendall of Salt Lake City were week end guests of their mother, Mrs. J. L. Kendall. Nephi Local and Social Hems Dinner guests on Sunday at the Christina Bovvers of Nephi nome or Mr. ana Mrs. John E. Miss Rheta Sperry, Mrs. Alean were Mr. and Mrs. Robertson Pace and Mrs. Marion Memmott Binnall and NanRalph daughter cy of American Fork. Mr. anr were in Salt Lake City recently to Mrs. Keith Park and two daught- attend the production of "The ers Sandra and Chris of San Ped King and I" ro, California, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Kendall Cotton and four children and Mrs. land two children of Ogden, and Peach Growers Urged to Guard Trees Against Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stubbs and family of Ephraim spent Sunday "Peach Tree Borer" with Mr. and Mrs. Dee Wright. Mrs. Stwbbs is a sister of Mrs. By George Knowlton, Extension Wright. Entomologist Poach growers in Juab County should take steps to combat poach Living Lightning tree borers as soon as their peach harvest is completed Generated by Eels advises County Agricultural Agent WASHINGTON Earth's crea- Ray Burtenshaw. tures have varied weapons for Peach tree borers girdle and survival but there is none stranger weaken any stone-frutree, inthan the Electrophorus electrlcus, cluding peach, prune, plum, apricot and cherry trees. which generates living lightning This borer tunnels and feeds beor electricity. the bark near the ground neath The electria eel can outshock any level of the trunk, causing weakensize. of Its Jolt equal battery ed and sick trees. Many trees is so powerful it can fell a horse weakened peach tree borers or paralyze a fisherman. It has die within abyseason or two. Often even lit up neon lights in aquarinfested become seriously they ium demonstrations. with shot hole borers, after beThese fish of the Amazon and coming weakened, the agent stat- FA-ber- ta it SKILLED A PHARMACIST SAFEGUARDS Orinoco rivers grow to eight feet long and as thick as a man's leg. Actually they are not eels at all, but are classed as gymnotids, related to carps and suckers. The s of their smooth rear scaleless bodies are composed of electric generating cells. Scientists know much about the anatomy of the electric eel, but have not learned how it produces electricity in living tissue. A fish can discharge up to 600 volts and almost 1.000 watts of power. A standard light bulb, by comparison, draws 60 watts line. from a HEALTH YOUR four-fifth- pharmacist works hand in hand with your physician to safeguard your health . . . compounding his prescriptions quickly and accuratefy from our stock of high quality, fresh, correct- - potency drug items. In event of emergency, we're available at any hour. Our licensed EISPIII DRUG full-siz- e COMPANY 110-vo- ed. Proper use of ethylene emulsion or sprinkling PDB crystals around the base of the trees in the fall will give excellent control of this injurious pest. dichlor-ir- e Two-wa- y profits are in store for stockmen who supplement range cattle diets with proteines and phosphorus in August and September. First, they keep cattle gaining during the tall when range cattle usually lose weight, and second, they provide a basis for future increased production. This fall weight loss is caused by :i decided decrease during August in the protein and phosphorous content of range plants. Supplemental feeding will keep cattle gaming. U. S. IVpartment of Azrieulturp bulletin number 9S1 shows what happened with range cattle when Th phosphorus was suddIUhI. methods of feeding the phosphorus were used: l. It was applied to pastures as treble super phosphate fertilizer; 2. it was fed in the drinking water as disodium phos- pnate. and 3, bone meal was fed in self feeders. A group of animate called a check group was fed on extra phosphorus so their progress could be compared with the group being fed extra phosphorous. Results were conclusive. Cows on test weighed 2(X) pounds more at calf weaning time and their calves averaged about 41 pounds heav-ie- r than those in the cheek group. Over a four-yeperiod the test cows averaged 4DS pounds of calf per year against 319 pounds for the cheek groulp. In the fourth year the average calf crop of weanea caives was NK per cent for the phosphorus-fegroup, a drop from 91 per cent the first year. The check group fell from 8G per cent the first year to 22 per cent the fourth year and averaged (1 per cent for the test period. The test cows settled quicker. Average calving date for the three groups was January 20 as compared with July 21 for the check cows. The cows getting phosphorus ' averaged only 305 days between calvings while tfte other group averaged 439. Phosphorus fed the year around yielded rich returns in the test, Protein supplements frd at ctraf. egie times also pay big dividends in wcignt and conditions of cattle. a u uu Lj YOUR MARVELOUUS RESPONSE TO OUR IN LAST WEEK'S TIMES-NEW- S W. Stephenson, i jl5GElil nifii n hi u mlh SPECIAL un nr " .( J t COME IARIY (REGULAR $6.50 VALUE) A CtT Tridf Mtrti ol Tilt ih Ittti'hont book en )tOKr L. L, PAINTER 496 North 5 East Phone 202W wn a eld Htu intfrralrd in Cabinet Mudrl QI I in fj D I YOURS WML! INCH MfO. THtY IAST CD. ciMrCD OCUINU cni?riMr VuClSilCII. riTcn kJIUUCIi Ltt4 Kiiif I rnl lih lo Sewing Tun-u- p nuier SiN(.n :t swinu HACIIIMI c hit Catalog Send m Stwli SINGER MsthiM nntitf Sutrt Porublt SINCER a No.. Citf Matlum Special .Phoa No.. SHOP AND SAVE IN NEPH - , .. inliMiii :.ltiii V'A "JU' "'"1" - READY TO EAT - - LB -- pound Choice, Tender lamb, lb Choice tender cuts CRISCO SHORTENING EARLY ELBERTA PEACHES, Also pears and prunes picked 900 Jackman's if you prefer South Main, Payson . Modern FOR SALE home with half basement, com plete. Also Twin liccte for s&le Call 3G1 or see Milton Shaw. 1 elect FOR SALT: cast iron ric water eater; 1 1 furnace and control. stoker. All for $110.00 cash nhone l.vU. Pavson. Thomas II. Iieece, ldO South 3rd East, Payson. n Mc - - ec - -- - per lb fije. PILLSBURY CAKE tflXES 20 oz pkgs JELL-- - REGULAR FLAVORS pkgs WHEATIES - - SPECIAL PACK -- 12 oz pkgs nrc for for Qe 25c for f)c Qc BRAB3HAU HONEY -- "Mama Bear" - 12 oz r;c GEKBERS BABY tlEATS Regular fins - O for AZc GERRBERS CEREAL GERBERS STRAK4ED BABY FG335- GERBERS CHOPPED BABY FGOB5 2 for CUDAIIY CHOPPED BEEF -- 12 oz fins Each Q2 BHY mmm BEEF STEW - 24 oz tins - Each C& MSP PECTIN - - For Jams, Preserves - - 31?2 oz 3 fcr frj SWAN5CN3 BONELESS CKICEJEN FRICASSEE "--flA 3forc 2S Good clean seed See Clarence Paxman. Used coal and oil furnaces Electric water heatPhono Payson ers and ranges 1G6 Jack's heating end air conditioning, 63 South Main, Payson t NYLAST - Protect your Nylon Hose 4 oz - - Each AiRWIOX - - Destroys Household dors - - 514 oz bottle up to SALE ; x LB TII QUAB3--4ozDkas- 36 months to pay , 0 14 oz fins, each SWEETHEART S3AP- - 1c Deal -- Bath size SEGO IIILII - TALL WIS - - Buy How!! ' - ii A bars A fcr ! J I i 5C C.7Ai::Ci:3 E2NE3 CIIICISN - 5 oz tins, each - 32 WESS2N GIL - - For cooking, salads, elc - Pint Bottle - - 7c FOR STATION SERVICE LEASE Extra stalls for mechPhone Salt Lake anical work. or write P. O, Box 6, yalt Lake City, Utah. i Trtjn? $095 ONLY LAMB ROASTS 5 room modern FOR RENT Reasonable basement home Earl Warner. rent STAMPS BUDGET ; OFFER TUNE-U- P BEEF ROASTS "FOR ' Uilchlngl FOR SALE Norge home apreasonable very pliances easy terms. Burton and Worwood, 60 North 1st West, phone 306. PEACHES FOR SALE Large ripe Lemon Elbertas, Elbertas, You HaJe Haven and J. Ji. Hale Orders takcan pick your own Phone en Ready Sept. 10 340W or see A. Z Robbins at Mt. Nebo Fox Farm. 10th South Main SL, Payson, Utah 8 S . bvllt fw yatt -' k CHtMCOUvy.Alllnpn.nIr9wd.i OMOKED PICNICS FOR SALE BEAT THE PRICE BY SAVING TWICE... ASK FOR 5 H GREEN STAMPS I. StNGH turrit vNcn stwm ma. kmtktd p by ih w 5 s hlhf itWlrJW hi SLICED SMCKED BACON - per down w wd vollobl. All j 2500.00. CHECK OUR WINDOWS AND SHELVES FOR THE BEST BUYS IN TOWN f ivpply fewlng Mochin modern house FOP 200 E. 2nd SALE OR RENT South, Call Santaquin 2209. Wheat 1 VaUl limited VCkU. SATK seed wheat FOR that coal, oil or gas furnace, call Barton and Worwood, nothing phone 30G. FHA terms FOR DETAILS) AS LOW AS 111 FOR SALE Large presure Phone Al condition WE CAN SERVE STILL MORE i Hf't I phone cooker 122W. OPENED IN 1047 I 60VVN PAYMINT UWOH th!lirx PEACHES PEACHES ARE NOW READY at the Juab Stake High Priests Call at the old Nephi Orchard (96 South Furniture Building Main), Nephi. Reasonably priced. WE SERVED MORE CUSTOMERS AND S3LD MORE GROCERIES LAST WEEK THAN WE HAVE IN ANY PREVIOUS WEEK SINCE WE a TIME -- Ask by the Item Number Hale, Order your Peaches now To be Elbertas, Champions ready early in September340 W.Thos. PEACHES f i I SAVE --- TOMATO AND FRUIT JUICER No precooking $12.00 plus postEugene Jenkins, 1071 West age 4U 1st North, Provo. (SEE LAST WEEK'S ADVERTISEMENT lialDrimADir WAN! ADS Seven-roo- m n : machines! rting d 337R. i t - ar The tiny beetle known &z "ladybug" is considered as f. FOR READY MIX CONCRETE beneficial insect, as it destroy. delivered in Nephi any quanlice other and pests many plant See Ed. Chase or phone tity t f Exten-aio- n First class clean Cache or Wasatch See J. Walter Paxman or phone the 265W. lt tt Animal Husbandman e. J ; e 4 Autumn Months i This second glance may reveal to you flaws you didn't know you had, but flaws that others have noticed. Many women fall Into the poor beauty habit of taking themselves and the way they look for; granted. But that's not the way observers tee you; the flaws axej' clearly visible to them. , i v ( rHs ., ' v y y y y y 5 y, - y - jf y f. . 22-in- T f '7 Sjyy X J 56 CENTER NEPHI, UTAH PHONE 57 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED COMFLETE SMOKIN3 AND CURING PLANT EAST conventional washFOR SALE er looks, and runs like new Call 23QJ. reasonable Complete Processing for Fxscherft or Llome t?reezv m w mm imv 4 wt w |