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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ing saving stamw two dv a ww and they are Wednesday and Thurs- uajr i rum i.':ao p. m. on. Roscoe Mason Ewes must be fed properly during the winter months if Btronsr. vigorous lambs and heavy fleeces are to be produced, Milton AMadsen, assistant professor of animal husbandry at the Mr. Garfield's 6th Grade Last Monday we started to have a Little more work. We have had two lan- Utah we .MVVJHl fe is fJJ, f HElSHT, VBTTHe l ONLY A PEW IrtCMES THICK AVERAGE EQUIPMENT me ! - ; i i . I EVERY" ii State Agricultural us SOLDIER we ruuNWT OF COTTON A YEAR AS AGAINST 25" CASH FIRST RESIST pouuo5 fob. A CLOCK THE LOWS C6NT, ANP TUB AVBRA66 roue-haee- one-thir- lOOkfO LIK8 l t THE 5HOST HANJJ POUARS CtVIUAKf one-four- BflHGHG BACH TUB BARREL CtoflASK 200 1hDAv HAS MORE "NAM WITH PLANT IN23SWES Poisons ,n Shortage pest Put will garden clean-u- p U to reduce crop damage by insects which may i 1942 and insecticides Arvil L. advises to obtain, difficult s at the Sark, extension horticulturist State college. Agricultural ;iah live over ;Many kinds of insects Inter in crop residue left on the land weeds, leaf litter, and under boards id trash piled on .the ground, Dr. out, while points t'uge in ditches, others take waste places, and i and around storage houses. By 6 plowing under, feeding, or the plant residue, and remov-i- des-jpyi- ng litter and trash soon as possible, g from garden sites insect spread will greatly reduced. This year garden saitatlon is more Important than ev s before 1 J Laval S. Morris, extension scape architect at the Utah State Agricultural college, has been granted a six months' leave of absence by the Board of Trustees to attend Harvard land- lA 3Urk 1 IN The fcWRREi INPWTP Landscape Expert To Attend Harvard List Reports Gardner OF METAL AMP PAPER BCARPARe RKOLTIttf In MO?B5BP PROPUCTtoNf because of the increased University where he will complete his work for a doctor's degree, Director William Peterson announces. Professor Morris, a 1923 graduate of the Utah State Agricultural college, obtained a master of science degree from Harvard before becoming a member of the faculty at the college in 1939. Previous to this Professor Morris was a member of the faculty at the Brigham Young University. During his absence Mrs. Rachel Bankhead Morris, also a landscape architect, will continue Professor Morris' courses in history and literature of landscape architecture, architectural design, city and community design, landscape design, and planting design. She will not be available, however, to help with Extension projects in the field, Director Peterson vegetable crops as de-food and the possible shortage f insecticides, Dr. Stark explains. Many gardners did not plow their ad last fall but the Insect populareports. tes may still be reduced if the Mrs. Morris is a graduate of the yound is plowed under as soon as Brigham Young University and has oil conditions Harvard along with her at studied permit husband. Since can-try of piles pea vines and For Victory: Buy Bonds refuge give winter protection to jillioa of pea weevils, vines should Agricultural commodities delivered ither be fed to livestock or hauled e to the British government for in the field and plowed under. If more than total shipment vines are used for feed It is imppounds up to December 1, ortant that they be fed before the of Agriculture the 1941, Department pea crop comes into bloom; oth-pcommodithese cost of Total hibernating pea weevils may reports. serge in great numbers and cause ties delivered at shipping points since Srious injury to the plants. operations started last April was Sprayers, dusters and other garden-"- r about $300,000,000. equipment should be stored under sver and all working parts covered If you have great talents, industry rita oil because of the difficulty in will improve them; if but moderate Jbtaining new machinery, Dr. ' Stark abilities, industry will supply their Mudes. Samuel Smiles deficiencies. --For Victory: Buy Bonds sed for many m -- Lend-Leas- sut ?42 college. states. Sheep entering the winter feedine period in good health and flesh can be carried to the lambing period with out adding gram to the ration but the roughage used should be of a high quality. Good alfalfa hay is the only feed needed for most sheep. , If such as timothy or meadow hay, is fed, one d fourth to of a pound cot tonseed or linseed oil should be fed to meet vitamin requirements, Professor Madsen explains. Corn silage can be profitably used in the sheep ration, but it should not be the only roughage fed. When pregnant ewes are fed silage, small amounts should be given at first, grad ually increasing the amount. Not more than three pounds of acceptable corn silage should be fed daily and no moldy or frozen silage. If the ewes are thin, it is advisable to feed them to pound of concentrate feed per head each day for two or three weeks be fore lambing. Both water and salt should be available for the sheep at all times. To eliminate any danger of a pos sible phosphorous deficiency, ground steamed Done meal should be kept before the sheep. If lambs are born weak or dead with enlarged necks, iodine should be fed to the sheep, Pro fessor Madsen points out Iodine can be supplied in a salt mixture containing 300 pounds of ground salt and one ounce of potassium iodine'. This salt mixture should be given the ewes during pregnancy. Overfeeding and insufficient exer cise may cause pregnancy diseases or preparturient paralysis. Exercise, however, should not be violent and ewes heavy with lamb should not be permitted to crowd through narrow doors and gates or to jump over high door sills, Professor Madsen concludes For Victory: Buy Bonds m th one-thi- 0 OUR SCHOOL NEWS rd o o Miss Smith's 1st Grade w dtp learning to weave like Indiana mnpk blankets. In our room we have some Indian booklets. There are pictures and stories of Indians. We like to col or them. We are learning an Indian corn aance too. We are going to sing a Flag song for our Lincoln Droeram on February 12th. We go to Miss First Grade Brown's room and buy defense stamps We have a little book to put the stamps in. We like our books. We visited the post office down town. We like to visit the post office. We have a post office in our room. We sell defense stamps and books. They are ten cents books and ten cent stamps. We got the 25 cent stamps and 25 cent books. We like our teachGloria Cazier. er, Miss Brown. ' I 30P THROUGH THE IEADER ADS FIRST Experience is one teacher no vacation. that Shell Appreciate These! NYLON HOSIERY Mr. Jeppson's 7th Grade On Jan uary 17 the 7 th grades sponsored a1 dance. We received $80 of which we gave the Red Cross $50. With the amount that is left we are helping to buy a phonograph for our school dances. In mathematics we are learning how to make and balance budgets. There are several kinds of budgets that we have learned how to balance. This year instead of buying Valen tines our class voted to buy defense stamps. Because every stamp and bond you buy is helping to defeat the Ethel Roberts and Axis nations. Dorene RDunn. Mr. Henrie's 8th Grade Our school and our room voted to buy defense stamps instead of Valentines. Miss Brown, from the second grade, is making a post office so the stu- dents can go to her room and buy the stamps. Students will be allowed to buy stamps from her from 2:00 o'clock until 3:30 on Wednesday and Thursday. This Is to start the students buying defense stamps. It is up to us, let's help Uncle Sam to "Keep Ardella Hadfield 'em Flying." Mr. Steven's 8th Grade In social studies this year we're learning about our government. Before this year we have known little about our government, how it works, why democracy is successful and the president cannot become a dictator. Now we've learned to answer these questions by studying how our government was formed and the names of the framers of our constitution and what they went through to give us the government we have. We're learning to understand the three branches, consisting of the Supreme Court and lower Federal courts; the Legislative branch consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives; and the Executive branch, which consists of our President and his cabinet. Many of us have never known how our democracy works or why one of these three branches cannot become more powerful than the others. We learned this in our social studies book But by teaching us the future rulers of our country, how many more rights we have than other countries due to the work of our fore fathers, the framers of our government, we are practicing democracy and freedom of our government. Therefore we think social studies this year is exDona Potter tremely important. e-- X Flawlessly transparen- tyet they'll wear won- - I derfully well. Spring shades! ID Designed With Spring In Mind WOMEN'S GLOVES 98 Made to insure success for your, spring costume! Attractive rayon milaneso in nov elty slip-o-n styles. mm Relax in Comfort and be Pretty too CHENILLE ROBES In pastels Choose a soft chenille robe that looks lovely Wrap around style with full sleeves and swirling skirt 2.77 ! If i 4.? 12-4- 6. r. Housecoats flowered Gaily and designed with sleeves puffed and long, full i .98 skirt 1 .... i 9 Fresh As Spring Itself! Rayon Blouses 1.29 i Sleekly tailored of soft rayon crepe. White and colors. Smooth Fitting Rayon v V;;, CYNTHIA SLIPS Four gore style with double yoke sec-tions. Rayon crepe! 2i9 V'nmen's Fine Handbags Iruvte In design . . . tailored 1.59 or dressmaker styles! Popular spring colors. Prophetic Of Spring! PATENT PUMPS 3.49 a pump with an air But definitely of the "knowing" . with an air , . unusual! Styled in a manner ttof the are not accustomed which our! Loyalty to our government andthese in stressed is beine rmintrv days of uncertainty. Due to the fact that our governor has set asiae a "Defense Saving Week," it is the de sire of the school children of the Tre- you It is so NEW! Jet black patent emblazoned with crisp rayon faille! Beautifully Trimmed With Lane! monton school to do their small part hv beine Eood citizens and giving d support to buying their Defense Stamps. The children or tne Tremonton school have decided to spend Valentine money for Defense Stamps. The children in Miss Brown's second grade have built a post office and will sell Defense Stamps to the children of the Tremonton school on Wed nesday and Thursday between 2:30 and 3:30 o'clock. T.iivurlraia In heaw RAYON SATIN GOWNS satin! Bias cut Ilandy 21" Size! whole-hearte- skirt. Dainty trimTea rose ming i ... Week End Case kin. 1.98 X As smart a3 it is sturdy saddle-strip- pa , L Jaunty ! cov- e Valentines For rocket ering. Iler Handkerchiefs Huge posies blossoming on big squares of sheer white batiste! Spring colors! 5 and 6 V- -r Just DAM CANVAS ft. f Arrived We now have a good stock, but government orders limits the supply . . . So come in today and get your dams for f-""s- GET THAT NEW In the home where there is a fisherman (and what home doesn't have a fisherman) it is a little out of season for trout to be a common supper dish. All the more reason at this time of the year that the fish on your table at its best whether it be halibut from the coast or trout from the fish hatchery. In any event, fish no matter what kind, retains ts flavor best when buried in fee until used. KELVINATOR NOW! Leaving it in the open even in a refrigerator s chancy. The next time youi get fish, crack some ice and the fish in it until you are keep ready to cook it. You will be surprised at the "esh flavor. -. iSMeiratfinie (Bnfe or We Mrs. Crowther's 5th Grade takes are going to have a missfit party and everybody is going to come nussfit Somebody suggested we give a prize to the funniest one, but Mrs. Crowth-e- r said we could have the party but Uranus Planet she didn't know about the prize. is the seventh of the maUranus our in and the girls boys Among room we have $30.65 worth of defense jor planets in distance from the sun, from which it is removed 1,888 mit savings stamps. lion miles. sell are In Miss Brown's room they saved. ....... For That Special Lady On Your List! guage and social study tests this week. Some of them are a litle hatrd bu they are fun. In art we are drawing and paint scenes. Some ing shaded water-colof them are very good. We are going to put them up Tuesday night. For Valentines this year our room is going to buy defense stamps instead. I think all the rooms are go ing to do it. Beverly Adams a It is a common practice to boil things in too much water. Always use the minimum necessary to do the job. Too much stewing takes the nutritional value out of the food. Of course, the pot takes more watching this way but it will be worth it in tHc food values 009 Miss Rasmussen'a 2nd Grade We are having an assembly Thursday. We are going to dance and sing. We en joyed a trip to Oneta Bunnell's place Louise Hall to see their igloos. rmt: 1S41 Nutritious Rations Needed To Produce Healthy Lamb Crop Coo U, Due to the Defense Program The Stock of Kelvinators is Getting i j low --mMH?---". .-i . 8,y.ffl'jr' -- r.i, . HUBBEEl. BOOTS A large order of boots have been invoiced to us. They should arrive this week. MEN'S BIG MAC WAIST OVERALLS 9 oz. Denim Sanforized! 1.19 HOG HIDE WORK GLOVES They are tough and stay soft! 790 MEN'S WORK SOCKS Tlain colors Good for wear! pairs 25 MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Grey and blue Chambrcy - full cut 79 |
