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Show Page 6 4-- H Thursday, April THE MURRAY EAGLE SIGNS offieTfMM5 Club To it W Beautify Rural Areas This Year Awards To Be Given Winners THIS Quality Reported IN DEFENSE 4-- ao y'.'ar-aroun- pro-d"ct;- Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, garden enthusiast of Illinois. "All that farm boys and girls need to make their surroundings inviting is to be shown how," states Mrs. Walgreen. "Tools and materials are at hand on or near every farm. Lfibor and a plan only are needed, and the latter is provided through club lead- ers'." In proof of her statement she calls attention to the records sub- mitted by clubsters last year. Georgia girl transformed an old log house in a barren field into on attractive place in three years. In bis first year of home grund beautifieation, a New Hampshire lid leveled an old driveway, filled the yard, pruned shrubs and planted annuals and perennials. A Utah clubster planted sumacs along the driveway, and shrubs and flowers around the back lawn to screen it for an outdoor A youthful Wisconsin rest place. miss planted 4,1) IB annuals and perennials, 271 trees and 1,200 bulbs according to plan Gold medals will be awarded A to county winners. One representative of each state blue award group will receive a gold watch, and trips to the Na- Club Congress tional ul'"6 accelerate he sun not satished with the &Li-aii- y More and better cattle will be shown at the North Salt Lake Junior Livestock show this year than at any previous date, Harry H. Smith, extension animal husbandman at the Utah State Agricultural college, reports. The cattle are being fed and fitted better for this year's show, he indicates. This vfir there is a more favorable ntio between feed and the nrice of cattle than there has been in the cast, due to large defense orders and reduced in EuroDe, Professor Smith states. Feed prices have only slightly increased while the price of livestock has increased materially making a favorable ratio for Utah cattlemen. Professor Smith urges the junior stockmen of the intermoun-tai- n region to have their cattle well trained for the show. An animal should be made to stand and lead well before it is taken to the show. Livestock feeders should feed sufficient grain to their cattle during the next two months to put their livestock in a well finished condition. All stock of poor qiality and slock that has failed to make sufficient gain should be cul'ed and not exhibi'ed. The Junior Livestock Show has Chicago next November will be the greatest factor in the been winners to the outstanding given state in arousing interest in livein each of the four extension stock in Utah," Professor Smith sections and two at large. concluded. rural homo and P.enutifviim public grounds on a nationwide scale never before attained in club history is under way by thousands of boys and girls. Clubbers between 1 and 21 in Utah and 30 other states are participating under supervision of the extension service. Communities all over the nation are being awakened to the beauty withd in their means in this contest made possible by WEEK President Roosevelt in conference, said thai althS the U. S. rearmament mZ Ratio Of Feed To Stock Better ?! UP Jj Junior Livestock 7 ..PAIHT 7t 1 of production Director General Knnrlc. the OfTice of Production Man', ment, said that "during the seven months we have acustarted, and m,m tu.. .1 Per ceni cumpieiea 71! 4 new fa. tories," employed thousand contractors, commandeer . existing shipyards and ord,-seven new ones. He it,;-.- , I ,a, ,u'u Product!, u as iujiuws; , nrt ..ou cai. macnine "ahead IIl'.M 3UU per (r.ri vi ouicuuil--, ' inrrense- - 5fl fnl n .,,.1.;... per ivni anead of schedufc ivuu Jin incrcaP' n iuii icJiih.b iair raic,- - net.j jj, pei ceiu increase; tank "production deliberately held u"oy xne uovernment; powder uuLLiL.11 tiiu on schedule . jiv-t- i nn iuw per centl increase; a cnA auu per cent increase: mach- - alum production n:n a.M'd from ' minion puunas a month a ago 10 w million pounds a 70 million pounds a rrorl magnesium "production do::I ed," need increase; plies and equipment "satiifl:. tory;" Army and Xavy hous:: construction over half nrrpktc; Vea- six-fol- d reed buihimcs and 44.f)D0 tent frames. Vice Presisdenl 55.. Wa Jev ork, said. " not working hard I do not realize that our ven-ere at stake an d' hat speed may make the du'IY rence of r. lions of lives in this hemi?pker( ing in '- - AID TO DEMOCKACIES OAF 0 v - i i wr Br,.- r.-.V- TRY ACTIVE LATHER FACIALS Soap remove dust, dirt, stale cosmetics thoroughly; help you keep skin smooth! &ebgwd XSXB COME IN FOR THESE f 385 fR BARGAINS-AN- D 0UR0THER SPECIALS RINSO Big tmcmtvi Monday, Thru Fridoy ft mBmOB Grand Central 3 .1 7:30 P. M. K S L "vv. (owCcft7) V TO YOU 1 :lx ILL. a nil it a ii UHHNUH DISH TOWEL I'iSIDE EVERY PACKASE OF Tuesday, 7 P. M. KUTA SILVER DUST White Sudsy Soap Uncle Jim'i America's Question Bee favorite for fine v-- U TA Aunt Jenny's Stories 12:15 P. M. O. P. SKAGGS E GROCERY WORKINGMAN'S STORE LUX Lux Radio REDWOOD MARKET TAYLORSVILLE MERCANTILE SMITH'S MARKET . (doz.) $').22. Tile plained the pr p.'"' was p:r ily a stabilization m.,ttv- r- ; sent reasonable a -.- nance l; producers, for vxar.j If. tr.at price of pork w iT he at J level when animals are ready i r matMt rilOTKTION into an Administration (Continued ( fT.fc an.d C;v;'..i on PJ.'f ' , M Twice as many wo. nun use Lux i lakes for washing use ny other flakes, chips, or head! It's new quick Lut 2 to l! s things & SPECIALLY PRICED AND DISPLAYED AT ALL DEALERS LISTED BELOW tj I' GRAND CENTRAL MARKET HOFFMAN'S MARKET Theatre Mondoy, 7 P. M. HER LING MARKET d KSL Mondoy Thru Fridoy CUT-RAT- 1 9 Station Tucsdoy 6:30 P. M. granary ample supplies of perk, ii products, c?gs ami buying in the op, n market prices a! 'i support long-terlevels: liogs (cvt.h 53 00; i In products (butter-poun$ U5. t. $0.31; chickens (Ih b SPRY ' TANGY SCENT IT'S DIFFERENT BIGTOWN Wed. mal Agricu':. e ivcr-- r ' to a.;:.: The President i.mhsr.fi Di fense CorRir.i-- s r, d;v:.;..r and price stabiluati KSL Edward G. Robinson AGRICULTURE The Depaitmen! of began expansion of ti COXSUMEK Sister 12 P.M., Or SNEEZY SOAP DUSi DAYS Give your skin screen star carel Active Lather Facials with Lux Toilet SO, For Whiter Washes 30 k LUX Sneezed FOR to :: The President n h Guard r. British 1 U.S. C t:rs ur.der the terms of the L: Lense Act. lie also pledged J.: slavia "the United States ? speedily furnish all material i sistancc possil. le." The by Sea and the Gulf of A: permitting U. S. commercial v sels to come im t:u- tan y.it Africa to the Su. Canal. KSL Lifebuoy STOP and SHOP MARKET KALMAR BROTHERS Hollywood SAFEWAY STORE r. m. ikiiv KSL MURRAY MERCANTILE CO. Premiere IIOTTLI-I- s I It 1 OLD 0 STRAIGHT too ifroof. i - roruit' . .null. '" A t , .:; |