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Show Xtursday. October 18, 1945- - -- BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, Lebanon, Carolyn Miller; The Bolinvars, Margaret Bayliss; Riders of the Gabilans, G. M. Dan; Buffalo Coat, Carol Brink; Land 1 Have Chosen, Ellen Berlin; Rooster Crows for a Day, B. u Death and the Aisle, Mrs W. H. Stone, public of arrival the The D. A. Calls A Turn, announces new books at the Gardner; Silence In Court, Went-wortRonton Public Library: t Bur-ma- n; e; S Sa I Beyond Wilson; Wns, Rose. B ack Thos- - A By lessening the infectious organisms in the air, diminishing fungus and mold producing mycosis and pneumonia, and by promoting generally better health, the ultraviolet rays or sterilamp has become of commercial value in the poultry house. Made of finger size, tubular pieces of quartz-lik- e glass, these lamps emit a selected band of ultraviolet Ben Ames Trott. Strang Woman, Boy, Evan King; Edison Marshall; The library has also received a The Upstart, Zane selection of books for juvennice Grey, Twin Sombreros, Max Brand; iles, Mrs. Stone states. Search, Jilvertips' Elizabeth Ogilvie; torm Tide, Williams-- d ADAM'S DRUG r TABLE and FLOOR quick-freez- Rickshaw 4 J SURE YOUR HOME WILL HAVE - oIL An installation of Westing-houssterilamps in a poultry house at New Hope, Pa., fights poultry infections and Improves vigor and health of hens while they sleep. e radiations in the bactericidal portion of the spectrum. Tests have shown that irradiated birds have a tendency to level out g the peaks and valleys of the season with the gain reaching to 15 per cent, most of which comes during the winter months. The greatest use on the poultry farm has been in the brooding of chicks. It has been proven that not only has mortality been greatly reduced by the application of bactericidal lamps, but that vigor and gain in weight of the chicks has been materially improved. Even when the lamps are kept operating over the roosts all night, the hens rest perfectly, and gain in general health. The lamps have been given thorough tests on Individual poultry farms and tests are now being conducted at various state experimental stations. These invisible bullets of light, sprayed by the sterilamp ultraviolet tube, has given the poultry raiser a new weapon to fight his present high rate of mortality. egg-layin- LEAKS drench you? DRAFTS chill you? Be free FUEL BILLS shock you? ... enjoy the winter this year with a friendly NEW ROOF overhead. HAVE WE ASPHALT SHINGLES ROLL ROOFING NAILS TAR EVERYTHING YOU WILL NEED TO REPAIR OR INSTALL A NEW ROOF W. F armers Cash Union ! u I i e Kelvinotor quick-freez- REFRIGERATOR e EASY Washers e IF SKIIS or J. DRTDEN While a method of extracting from sugar beets was discovered by a German chem- 1 ist in 1774, it was not until 1870 that )$T 8uccessful TYS toe factory was built in the United States. A new hybrid, promising 20 per cent increase in yield, and the pill form of sugar beet planting, promises to place postwar sugar beet raising on a profitable basis. The pill's coating contains fertilizer and insecticide, with the seed in the center. Among the uses of sugar beets are galaetu-roni- c and their acid, citric acid, carbonate of lime, rubber, road base, bombs, powder, plastics, penicillin base, medicines, adhesives, alcohol, electrodes, castings, textile, varnishes, radio tubes, and the Nazis made fortification cement from the pulp. lJIi UPPLIE As fast as new merchandise is made available, we are adding Office Supplies as an additional service to our friends in the Bear River Valley. WE NOW HAVE ON HAND O here, f Discarded fluto Tire-- ' o Sales Books e Service Station Sales Books e Adding Machine Tape o Typewriter Ribbons ""X IT Dispatch Books e Scale Books e Receipt Books Casings for Stones Nail the COMING SOON The New quick-freezin- g lfn Tremonton ilJuuL5uviu (' Tremonton Agriculture In the News Phone 35 LAMPS - Weather Comfort Cold e y quick-freez- BE "r ll Lowers Mortality and Ups Egg Production Val-Slou- i. to Live Margery HoW S Turnbull; Bugles in the Afternoon, E. Haycox; Little Town of the Prairie, Laura Wilder; Madman's Buff, Kurt Steel; Family On the Hill, Ambrose Flack; Lost Week-end- , Jackson; Barefoot Boy with Cheek, Shulman; Bedelia, Vera Caspary; Constance Herself, Widdemere; Lady in the Lake, Chandler; Two Gun Rio Children of the CovYour Kid, Davis; Richard Scowcroft; Pride's The enant, Way, Mallory; Kitty, Marshall; Campus Shadows, Dr. Harold AID TO FARMERS be-fo- re Sterilamp Proven Poultry Health Aid Woolcott, Alexander to India, Home Adams; Raw; Pleasant Bromfield; Up Front, pJiMauldin; Young Bess, Mara Nation Wal-hQx Irvine; One Jima. Iwo Captain Stegner; Savmond Hervii; Here is Your Whtt-nan- ,' Pyle; Narcissa Jeanette Eaton. - 2 J James Nero Wolfe Omnibus, Rex c, Well Remembered, James Far Above Rubies, Agnes Tower, Stout; The White SS- lost UNITS SEEN AS In I n the role of expert consultants on -frozen food preparation. I 52 Lbs.!s. WEAK 14 ACAIK-ttatIZf Locker operators are offering c . wills, rr.wronrti to remove the job of fresh food mot mH t'xjatul Wun Ne t preservation from the farm to the cd Mm. WAu mmf locker, plant, leaving to farmers m Th m to diilcraM thu row aur Kpno M try lb AjrO tlmal Laak only t he task of augmenting but at regular intervals the stocks in home lockers. And farmers, reX tMC It U I MHMd You might be out of date, alizing the extra dividends in tfcran1YDItm VIhi Ha Cu4f if recontinue to long, SWduciat rtu. you health and experience that expert fer to that zero food cabinet yoa handling of fresh food can mean Wha thtm Aro rua tare. m butt. Tom mp4r cat Umm you're planning to purchase as a to them, are expected to increase mwmm MM rnrnom aad It. Atttaoma itaaua "farm freezer." It's more likely further for- - X- - 4 I of locker plant --V AbB usage Cmjar Mon kb JO to gain greater popularity as a , kualM. dan MPtM m Uwr AtO enir i IS. V bo awubta few.4tk MaaSkV form of "home locker." MONEV SACK wtU LM cr? tuat Hm, That's the latest word from Tear out This Ad as a Mr. and Mrs. N. Earl Marble the National Frozen Food Locker reminder week-enhad as their Mrs. guests, Association, representing the lockMarble's Mrs. N. Hansen mother, er industry which operates 6,000 plants serving 25 per cent of and brother. Dale Hansen and Tremonton Phone 134 Beverly Christensen. America's farm families. The association points out that although freezing compartments are available in many farm frozen food storage units, in most cases the freezing unit does not have the capacity to more than a limted amount of food at! one time. Farmers will save time and may find it more practical to have locker operators scientifcal-lPrewar quality, in and store process, beautiful styles. large quantities of meats, fruits and vegetables. Thus, the home Make your home more unit will be utilised as a locker cheerful duringfor the storing of small stocks of frozen foods, which will be rewinter evenings with plenished from the supplies on hand at the community locker one or more of these plant. beautiful lamps. locker Thanks to expanded plant services, fanners can rid Moderately priced, too! themslves of the problems of slaughtering, as well as chilling, aging, curing, cutting, packaging, and storing of meats for consumption by their families. These operations are handled now by most plants. Farm wives will ofind added ease in allwing locker operators to blanch, package and fruits and vegetables. During the war, farm families learned the time and work saving value of locker plant services. Large sales of home units, according to the association, will serve to enhance the acceptance of locker plants as preserving agents for surplus stocks of fresh foods. Many of the nation's locker opYOU WANT erators, aware of the prevalent dc sire for some type of farm frozen TOBOGGANS food storage unit, have become ORDER EARLY BETTER PLACE YOUR agents for the distribution and home cabi of servicing storage nets. The model for farm use most widely advocated by them is a unit of from five to twelve cubic feet capacity designed primarily for storage of foods already quick frozen at the locker plant. Based on years of successful handling of billions of pounds of fresh foods, the association considers lockerman logically suited to HOME FREEZING LIBRARY Lock-ridg- Page Thros eaewaoaix iWBOOKS AT li-- Trenositoa, Utah- - e Art Paper e Gummed Tape A M o Personal Stationery (Printed or Monogramed) Ledger Sheets Tire Casing Holds Bath of Water for Grindstone. Instead of tin can for permitting water to drop on top of grindstone, a casing that Is water tight and shaped so that the stone turns in comparatively deep water, may be utilized as shown. Auto ... From tha smallest . . . to th largest . . . ns . . of feature that will pay full Is new CMC packed vrjr you dividend in pulling -- power and operating economy. l-- ton 20-to- CMC ha a powerful Army "Workhorse" engine with valve and "Turbo-Top- " pistons, Ball Bearing ana Klder base titii witn uaou .on for Every CMC and truck-bui- lt Performance in it hauling range. See u today, and ee for yourself the many feature that will make CMC a leader in your particular type of post-wtruck transport. Every Overhead I I I v,nn 1 truck-engineer- top-not- ch ed ar YMAC Time Faymtnt Man Ahum You of fhe lowed Aroi'oWe Rofes WAYNE SANDALL MOTOR CO. I Phone Quick 95-- R Tremonton ! i Blood-Buildin- g By the feeding of abundant or vitamin B2, in addition to ample protein, iron, copper and vitamin known as py- the ridoxlne, it is possible to effect rethe from recovery quick markably type of anemia of livestock caused by hemorrhage, according to work at the University of Wisconsin. In the past, it has taken from six to eight weeks to regenerate tho blood after hemorrhage, or even after transfusion. rib-flav- in 4 Orders Will Be Taken For o o o Filing Cabinets Filing Supplies Ledger Books and Binders 0 Office Furniture Typewriters Other Office Equipment. Bear River Volley Leader TREMONTON |