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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE Economist Gives Views On Utah Farm Outlook TRUE SUBSTANCE CALLED 1J1VINELY MENTAL "Substance" is the subject of the sermon to be read in all stocks Storage cf Christ- Scientist, on bun or throughout the LTniU-- States are ?nnh(Vf September 13. The Golden comparatively low and it is feit "Now faith that butterfat prices in Utah will u. the substanceText: of things hoped maintain at present levels or' tor, the evidence of things not even sugntiy increase as the MONTHS " iium neDrews 11:1. cows are shifted from The l0SSfin.:nrr.ifn pastures to the feeding of the Bible passage: "By the word forage and grains, reports Dr J ,ra were tne heavens Wheatley, U. S. A. C. extension Z nude; and all the host of them economist. As butter prices in- by the breath of his mouth. For PINTS crease, however there is a mater99 ial shift to butter substitutes and !sp .' .and il was done: be CODE NO. k st00d st" Ty?A?d,md even a refraining from the use fa, 9); anci the of butter at all on the part of correljtive from thu f0nowing FIFTHS rhriot;, some persons. CODE This shifting to butter sub- u ';!V texibook, "Science and y to the Script,WU1 stitutes, combined with the pos- "lo'i" by Mary Baker Eddy; ures, sibility of some increase in butspirit is the only substance, the ter imports, may limit the prob- invisible anrl inHi,.;;ui.. able price rise to a very mod- uod: Things and eternal erate amount, Dr. Wheatley are substantai.spiritual PRICED Things material and temporal are insubstantial." points out. Farmers in Utah who have STRAIGHT good YEAR OLD herds of dairy cows, or who can aquire fairly good cows at forage and beet feed it f,. .1muse WHISKEY reasonable prices, will find it SUDIUICS. easou t iuj rwuic ,00BBON and to feed hay and other i 1K'r1 stot"kmen with these profitable o.es comparatively cheap feeds lib- teed advantages and proper use ColcA s the Made by erally. Feeding dairy cattle while of feeding methods to make good erse, on pasture will likelv be iuiiia iium cane teeding. Due have aiaswho 3 distillers way to the forced liquidation of breedpractice this "fall. makor 54 the ol art tered Farmers, should be cautious ing herds this fall, it is likely I'orks however, of planning a long- thai stacker cattle next spring ing fine whiskies found time dairy program on the bas- will bring favorable prices. Those tifuflj for the average citiis of this fall and winter's but- who have supplies of discolored :rchaiJ terfat Dr. or slightly spoiled hay and are prices, emphasizes zen's pocketbook. nt to Wheatley. Cow numbers will not easily accessible to the relMint" not be reduced materially atively cheap sugar beet bySprings. likely sign U Try in the United States this fall and product feeds may find it more as soon as pasture and cheap feeds profitable to winter young stock-er- s Mi till .jS-- y or cows. are available; a decrease in butGlenmore Distilleries The present drought is terfat prices may be expected. expected Co., Incorporated In Utah, with relatively cheap to effect the sheep industry much ementj less Owensboto Louisville seriously than in 1934, since most of the sheep are located in areas not seriously affected For Best Results by the present dry spell. AT LESS COST The high percentage of fat Start Your Chicks on lambs in last year's crop and the ' limited amount of lamb feeding, Draper Quality caused a scarcity of lambs in Chick Mashes April, May, and June of this year, resulting in good returns There Are None Better to those who had lambs on feed. Market your eggs with us While it is expected that with The best and fairest deal the comparatively cheap feed possible. in Utah this year, lamb available CALL Crude Oil at Medicine will prove profitable. f feeding r M r 0 However, profits from lamb feedCrude oil commonly was used as ing will likely not equal those Btdlclne 1q the United States lu 4004 So. 5th East - Mur. 535-j of last, Dr. Wheatley points out. diewrly Nineteenth century. If mill consumption of wool Is maintained at or near present DIRECTORY, BUSINESS-PROFESSIONA- L levels in the next six months, the small supplies of wool available WHERE TO TRADE IN SALT LAKE CITY, UIAH in this country will prevent any h In Utah Vans Movine Largest cittJK PHOTO STUDIO severe decline in the domestic Exclusive Local wool prices during the remainder Egh class portraits, Studio Por 'ft Moving traits, Copying, enlarging, of the year. STORING PACKING paving. Everything in tne High prices for hogs are exV. Temple Photo line, bpeciai prices lor Office 155 So. pected to continue until the fall Graduation Photos. MOLLERUP MOVING of 1937 when the corn crop beWas. bo51 M So. Main St. AND STORAGE comes available. ' "The Universal Car" - Ml M M old high-price- ONE NAME come9 quickly to mind when you think of "The Universal Car." The description is distinctively Ford. No other car is used by so d mini mm Pi 10EST That has always been a Ford funda- . i any other Ford ever built. It reaches out and up into new fields because it lias everything you need in a modern automobile. many millions of men and women in every part of the world. Everywhere it is the symbol of faithful service. I NO-9- 8 Today's Ford V-- 8 is more than ever "The Universal Car" because it cn circles the needs of more people than tvici-iui,- The Ford V8 combines fine-ca- r mental. Something new is constantly being added in the way of extra value. Each year the Ford has widened its performance, appeal by increasing its usefulness to motorists. ciates slowly because it is made to last. There is no other car like it. comfort, safety and beauty with low first cost and low cost of operation and It depreup-kce- p. world-famou- apro-fitab- le dj : tins V-- 8 m You FIiwii n.frrn . Features rmQ17 GLASS ALL AS 2. Iround at no extra 5. stelcllats;eel surface . C11ARCE 3. ! ? viriI .APPOINTMENTS KK,KM H ;V ' "A- , J-- u : - ill' ''" r f tiiki tt rt M, He Ford 1 i : Long-DLstan- - IJ W-15- "Unless we increase our hog SUPERIOR WINDOW FOR YOUR REMODELING to the point where production SHAnF COMPANY Cabinets, Doors, Sills, Sashes, of we export instead of import hogs, .fmhine in Window Shades. and Fixtures. Wood-wor- k Utah farmers, who have skim-milWindow Shades our Cleaning Any Kind. pasture, and other cheap Venetian Blinds to specialty. Call or Write can probably produce feeds, order. CO. WETHERBEE W. L hogs to an advantage at least IT East 2nd South Was. 3523 Store Fixtures until 1938," he says. 53 West South Temple Street Recent rapid rise in feed prices AUTHORIZED MAYTAG Phone Wasatch 1839 has caused poult rymen to marPARTS AND SERVICE ket a considerable number of MOLER'S MAYTAG SHOP ARE YOU PAINTING? their birdi. It "is expected that 426 South State Street or Write If So Phone this heavy marketing of poultry Phone Wasatch 3450 NATIONAL HOUSE may continue into the late fall, BRAKE LINING! CLEANERS even though prices are expected Xe Dot take chances. Have Painters & Decorators to be discouraging, reed prices your Drakes in perfect condition. e Serving Salt Lake City and are expected to be sufficiently kindle and to discourage many poultry! Vicinity for 42 years. adjust brakes, head-Ujht- s, Was. 4256 producers even though egg prices wheels, true drums, 56 Post Office Place Steering Gears adjusted. improve. I f present INSPECTION STATION No. 9 heavy liquidation DESERET MORJUARY of livestock UNITED SERVICE SHOP is completed by IHZ BRAKE Si ALIGNMENT fall, turkey prices will more All late than likely be encouraging to SPECIALISTS So. State St. M producers, concludes Dr. Wheat-- ; Wasatch 2222 SALT LAKE CITY 3 FORD ERIMI lOfitiil r...ii rocnw 1, art tot, if rant cl tTS jeryice' Above X1 POTATO Cf AAA 3 mips Forest crisp. your As Dale Always fresh Superior in quality. grocer for them. DALE SARATOGA f imp JlliilKensington Ave. Hy. 1741 n Western Furniture Company, Juvenile di'iiartmcnt is me jW local grocer recommends and sells largest in Utah. Special with GRAINS OF GOLD large size cril) complete and blanket crib AND mattress, TOASTED BREAKFAST beautiful Baby book, all lor coos Tirms. WHEAT r 32 "A Good Deal For Your Money" Sale and Service WESTERN FURNITUKfc. before have our salesCOMPANY 8U. girls housod a finer buy than 133 South Mate new 193C models. We u to inspect them. COMPLETE AUTO SI KVICE jOldunttbii, in-yo- !lUi State I EQUIP Yfll-- Was. 6141 r. rrestolite flatteries, run Radios, Federal Tires, General and truck parts at prices - -- your purse. wZX AUTO WRECKING v Soulh jour l.rMfcVR. crowuH, J rush tiKlny, State Was. 4694 IMild. Trade RRIGATION yur llilit JtUthI" old wiilcli '""- - on a PUMPS, MOTORS Ki;i:i) (KUM.ic first South St. 61 t compressors, Motor Pulleys and Belting. ,,"!!? and Generators. New Abstracts '""" G.hkI nMnict, , motor and mnchinery. B" s' La-s- gnn. id Try Aug-is- 2nd south A. Jmscn, Creditors will present claim.' with voudvrs to the undcrs:i-n-- Knst National H: k ;, Building. Murray City. Utah r before the 15th day of Octobu, at A" N. uqus - WP t THE f Linen and Unl- furiiiKbed at TeawnaM Pa'rnulze a Utah Induntry 3 Exmitnx of Midst Beltt S yUr irnticcru 'vooi:.c indi,vldual needs. Biocmngs, crutencs Guaranteed workman- v. in,j thin r I . FITWELL ARTIFICIAL I llin "2" V"- - ... .... all 11 N D. 1P3G. l:--t t- u' f1 SCENIC LINE I I or thi ' j WORLD At a friend and supporter of education your railroad ranks as a foremost local citizen. The Rio Grande in 1936 paid a total of $135,757.50 in general taxes to Salt Lake County, of which jjoes for support of schools. Statistics how that the per capita cost of education in Salt Lake County is $60.81. School taxes paid by the Rio Grande finance the education for one year of 1205 School Children. No other Salt Lake County citizen contributes to educa tion to much so willingly as docs the RJo Grande. SHIP AND TRAVEL BY RAIL i i h publication. NOTICE TO CKUHTOKS - He. AdministratcT. Aug.. Date of 1st rublicati-n13. A. D. IMS. t Date of last publication, J-- r. DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD 14. i i i ' . M TI.K10U 1'AIIJV Stale I t i "' 1836 South TA 1 hi L. liifliWilli one A&dwM m J. T. Gcrslin, Agent Phone .Mur. 3H9 11 l 'vwy tuM($fr 7 and oil Jxuj2uwtyy t f1. DAYS "are:heretagaini- - , An. .V KHOOL 10, IMG, ' - $73,-305.- -r cl" Estate of Augusta A. G.ilcU. mar deceased. ri.,r. frult Creditors will prc:.-r- .t l'"tu with vouch, rs oc,untiMit'' 'k . at No. 3 First Building. Murray City, t r. BROADWAY MARKET or before the 15th day i OcU,' Was. A. D., 193S. E. BROADWAY c F TooNE lt lil'IVI," Administrator of drceat-cdA. Gilbert, Aucusta Attorney Lt Glen E. is 2184. Hy. 2485 BRACES It. Ev. ry day drtm-nt- . m-- ut ,lHJ Bt our .iptu.li.te ket, dellrut.wii. .Hlry " stand. T"r l"t'H"K have tWtl until jru plete AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. SI PPflBTC Market-uuu- llty CO. FRED CARLSON 5ave After 7 arvd Every. Sundau .' m A Jensen, deceased. E. Howe. Att.-r:i-- Date of JV! State Broadway Jmir Mlow man at work. tSSoH,. MRririTTrr rrr I Acii . 40 i So. DRAPER wa lf Unell:f: jenskn cramkii. tlie 13, A. THOMAS HOMER TTsu;flies- -: IT- Blwtriiet HVuli;.M". Murray Be-le- y. all-tim- t NOTICE TO CRKDITOKS Glen cud viiluiiMe 11""' " Wby H'Kd Executrix. H v I opportune Date f M rublicati'..n, Was. 1246 Court and1 f b'ej-t- , m-u- rawest 1 I g-- t 1 Brig-hig- . km-v.r- deceased. old wiiUI.cn Notary Public ch-ane- Estate of Christian M-iry, who have done much graduate work at Stanford; Miss Angelyn Warnick, home economics, who has done advanced work at the University of Washington and other Institutions; and Evan Croft, office practice, who has written a textbook on typewriting and has done graduate work at the University of Chicago. All have had leaching experience in high schools. guages, f lu. Old Cold WHJitwI ld Turu CAR - you need. Accessories for WASATCH BATTERY a au makes of cars. Used 123 4th So. Ua.otchJi4 'u V-- 8 2000 Students Are Expected At B. Y. U. one-ha- Date cf 1st publication. 13. A. D. 19J0. t nuiuiuuiiiv Date of last pu bllcati.-nOfficial Inspection Station No. JS 10. 193G. tat 1916 FORD Every county in Utah will be reDresented among the 2000 stu- C. B. WALLACE h dents expected to enroll at ham Young University when the big church college opens on September 25, if expressions of interest from young men and 55 Avenue women in some 200 communities When Cettinf Old of the state may be trusted, You're Ki'ttinc old when all Hint Last year's enrollment reached 35 Phone e you ask of t lie world Is that It go record of 2438. an sides Utah, 24 states. Canada 1U way and leave you alone. and Mexico were represented. With an enlarged faculty LiCtjALi nUllVE--J improved facilities, the univcr-- ' HAY - - GRAIN - - FEED - - FLOUR - - COAL sity is expected to attract even For further information consult more this year. the County Clerk or the Signer.! Completion of the stadium- A block long strucQUALITY FEEDS house, a wlU help hundrcd!j S which iture NOTICE TO CREDITORS i()f studcnls gain bcUer physical J " & T development and recreation, isalEstate of Richard Hofhcins. insnh.tum and dec- 4 ri,f.H so known as R. Hofheins. deceis 'oratlon 0f tne new Bnmhall 4 . .. ..I PHONE Murray 422 ih list nf camrjus 'A Opposite City Hall cla Creditors will present with voucli rs 10 me unaersi;iicu on boln carnpUSes has been thcr-a- t H.mk No. 3 First National and renovated. jucrily Building. Murray City. Ltaii on Keubcn D. Law. assistant pro-o- r before the 15th day of October, fcssor 0f elementary education :. A li. 1936. who formerly was superintend d. A. McMILLa::, ent of schools in Rich and Duf Administrator of the estate tf chesne counties, leads the new as Richard lh.fl.cins. also faculty numbers. Others are J. R. Hofheins, deceased. Vernal Stimpson, English, and u i. t! Glen E. Howe, Attorney f r Miss Irene Osmond, modern lan- i Administrator. , FOREST BUYS ANY MODEL A MONTH, AFTER USUAL ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES. ASK YOUR FROM ANY FORD DF.ALFR PER MONTH UNIVERSAL CREDIT COMPANY. FINANCE PLANS. FORD DEALER ABOUT THE NEW Vt LOW MONTHLY TERMS 1TPAI WnTirr? lAItayi insist on Saratofa Chips. 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