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Show nut TTXX7 3 L ! '"'LADIES! an opportunity i9 jii( Aggies Meet Utes In Crucial Game At Salt Lake This Week-en- d . Waves; permanent The Utah Aggies go to Salt Lake' City this week-en- d to meet the Utah University hoopsters in one of the crucial series of the western division basketball season. The Aggies are leading the division with five, wins and one loss but the Utes are right behind with four wins and two loses. ; ; ; $2.50 nuart Special $4.98 and up at Central Utah fans who see the games will see a really fine Utah Aggie team but they wont see the wonde team which defeated Montana State BobBeauty cats in a championship series in Salt Lake last March. Three members of that championship squad will not be playing against Utah this week. They are Carl Davis, forward, Everett Campbell, center, and George Young, guard. Compbell and Davis are not in school and Young has been injured Co. Bike & Sptg. since the first game of the season. Coach Dick Romney has two great modern Nicely furnished milady Parlor ail ijNT COLUMN an rga (Pd) stars from last year; in Parkinson and Allsop. The team is Call 26. built around these present COAL GATE two sensational gTLE performers. .The presence of Young l tl in the lineup would also greatly in. want isiruish anything you shrubbery. R. B. strengthen the Aggies because Young is one of the greatest defensive pirobone guards in the business and he and SALE. Jesrey cow. Phono Allsop work beautifully together. tf The team will be filled out with .. Belliston at center, Bennion at guard, 7Jyj) SEE our New Maytag and either Watkins, Wilcox or Produce at forward. Belliston was thd 4t F" $109.50. Tyson (It) third substitute center last year but 154. phone he has done some good work this cottage, Modern 3 RENT cement season. nler, electricity, e The of the series is very saament, sleeping porch, garage, much doubt in Utah will Probthough OO 505. ably be favored because of their great of array of vetran material. The Aggies r&ECheap, 18.43 shares See iwr Irrigation stock. managed to nose out the Utes in two (pd.) games at Logan, but both games were won by very close scores and it is 3 OUR NEW PLAN on Free May-- j Ask Zeno) easily possible that the verdict will Washer given away. the at details Tyson be reversed in Salt Lake City. If Hendricks for Produce Co. or Phone 154. (It) the Utes should win two games they would reign as favorites to take the aerials, division championship. If the series TUBES Batteries, mnlators, tubes tested free while is split the Aggies will still be at wait John Rockwood. (tf) the top of the division. ff ' if ford w CT... 3M-- irt obi ' ball Dry-sda- le lesg 0, er. bath-roo- the out-com- ne, phone dc life Mer-jjTurse- n. rd of es, rb. e, sx- m 1510 - icy modern and d RENT Swished home. Apply at 50 North, (t$) hi East. To Notify the Public! that Jesse W. Hoopes is in no with the Deseret Mor connected way 17. tuary company. No payments on GLASS Packer Gar-g- a accounts or bills contracted by him IMMOBILE Phone 54-will be honored. (Signed) E. W. BLUEMEL, Manager. At JPERT EYE EXAMINATION Peters Jewelry Company. (tf) . . . Vinnie McMaster home. RENT 5R () (o-3I-- tf) For dead PAID and ASH mis 193.12 char". Reverse R ARE BUSINESS CARDS and useless hows. Phone rtf) NORMAN LEE Bonded Abstractor To repair any EQUIPPED of eyeglasses and duplicate We can save you money. Lind lens. Peters (tf) Jewelry Company. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. LOANS, BONDS. West Forest Street Brigham. City, Utah No. 7 11.000 REWARD that we are going to throw on Now tables all the fall and winter olors of the genuine $1.40 a yard Beverly printed Bilk to be cleared at nr Too Notary Public I will appreciate your business " you find anything DENTIST rhone In It & pure silk, pure dye, 4 $1,000 is Mn Beverly prints are extra cashable and durable!,1 32-iwide. ALL W wilf malf Vu 58c a ! Navy towers. 1 Navy 1 Black White I Yard ; Suite canYor tfie1tuture. blue ' ground with small all you Boy co'.ors. 1 Tan 9--W ' an Colors, at; with white. " witn DENTIST 6 First National Bank Bldg. Telephone No. 43 BONDS ABSTRACTS INSURANCE brown and - Prompt Adjustments Accurate - f and Liberal Settlements. ( Medium blue gronnc, beautiful jiU outlast, outwash and outshine heavy crepes and tub silks two C. H. BRYAN, D. D. S. oneNationally advertised at $1.40 Unrd. DENTIST t0 prove jjat every umoer wonderfully beautiful, let us send Room 22, First National Bank Bldg 4 Piece quickly for vour inTelephone No. 31 action. To introduce our silk thread are giving a regular spool to Brigham City. Utah orange. , Work,1 - tat. CHANES SILKS, 545 Ave., N. Y. City Fifth Clip Coupon NOW for Printed Silk on Approval WANE'S SILKS, 545 Fifth Ave., to. t. N. Y. khout obligation City. to keep it, send yards Color No., er'y Prints (all pure silk, at 58 Per yard, on approval. Rush. i 8n.. ground oeautiful with SEND NO MONEY NOTICE lecfla . Christensen, frudito! che'rs will present claims with to the undersigned at Brig-fa,- .. Utah, on or before the 7th March, A. D. 1931. toata tafta Daf Its 7 i - J0NES j Christian Alr7 GOOD PASTURES and Mrs. R. W. Burt had as their guests Wednesday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Jeppensen, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lemm Jeppensen, all of Brigham The evening was spent in City. playing cards and at 11 oclock a f-- GOOD TO THE LAST LUMP NEED GUARDING trip to Ogden Wednesday. luncheon was served. Mr. Darwin Jensen of Logan, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orsen Jensen. Mr. Ralph Jensen and Mr. J. L. Weidman motored to Salt Lake City Tuesday where they attended the poultry convention. Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Jensen were Brigham shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Oluf Jensen visited the pioneer meeting at Honeyville Friday given by the Honeysuckle camp, at the home of Mrs. Carrie G. Boothe. Mr. and Mrs. Alwin Jensen and family are moving to the Sugar Factory site west of Honeyville, where they will make their home for some time. They left Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Jensen motored to Ogden Sunday where they were the dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Jensen. The dinner was in honor of Mr. Oluf Jensens birthday anniversary and a pleasant after- noon was enjoyed. .lr. and Mrs. Jewel Stander and family have moved to Brigham City where they will make their home. authority on disease and raisingof dairy eova other livestock and poultry. Nationally known lecturer, writer and author. Avoid Allowing Cattle to Graze Too Early Whether you store one ton or ten, Peerless Coal remains firm and sound m the bin . . . to the last lump. It is a hard, lustrous fuel that doesn't crumble or turn to dust. Evy Peerless pound yields a full measuref good clean heat. Order a ton of Peerless for a trial ordef In the Spring j In a country where land is cheap and as plentiful as it is in the United States it is not surprising perhaps that we have not become the pasture experts our broth ers claim to be on the other side of the water. In Holland, for instance, land is worth anywhere from $500 to $1,000 an acre. To make that land profitable for pastuering requires no little skill especially where you have to pay a rental each year as much as land sell for in many sections of the United States. The sod has been pastured for centuries. The Hollanders nurse it and protect it as carefully as we protect our most important crops. To show you the difference between good pasture land and poor pasturing in this country, an ordinary cow can get along very well on 2 2 acres of Kentucky or Canadian blue grass, or any other good per- manent 0n the ground. from w t0 20 other hand ,t acreg 0j our wiid western ranges rr unimproved prairie land to or better still, have us Executor of the P. Christensen, f,r8t publication, January D. 1931. LEWIS JONES, Esq. . First National Bank Bldg. Brigham City. Utah, , ' Attorney for Executor. fill your bin. BEEHIVE COAL YARD Phone ONE We Give &K Green Stamps4- KBQI BOX ELDER STAKE j 4 One rule is never violated by care ful pasture owners, that of allowing the cattle to go onto the grass Harold too early In the spring. The grass Today and Wednesdty. Lloyd in Feet First: also Artists must be allowed to get a good start before it is called upon to withstand Reverie and Many Moons. the sharp hoofs of the cow. It is Thursday and Friday. Claudette also very Injurious to the sod to alin and March Frederick Colbert low pasturing during the winter or Manslaughter; also Sky Scraping" fall when the ground is apt late the a cartoon comedy and Fox News. wet be and soggy. to ll and Monday. Nancy Sunday It is a little difficult to fix exact and Buddy Rogers in Follow Thru, an all technicolor production. dates at which cows should go onto Also Eddie Cantor in Cockeyed the pasture because of the different climatic conditions in various parts also Fox News. News; As a general rule, of the country. ImAnd then El Brendel in Just In the southern are ready pastures Mitzi Sante in Green The agine; middle the of, March. about states Fe Trail; Clara Bow in Her WedIs a safe day for the ma1st April in Moran Under Lois ding Night; northern OklaSuspicion; Ann Harding in Holi- jority of pastures in Missouri, Kentucky, southern day; George Bancroft in "Derelict; homa, Will Rogers in Lightnin; Maurice Tennessee and states In the same From April 20th to May Cheveliar in Play Boy of Paris; and latitude. the north central states in takes 5th All Quite On the Western Front. such as Nebraska and Iowa. Across tn:.-!'the northern section of the United College, nre there States it Is frequently advisable to riidniid. At Oxford, wo colleges, end nt Cambridge, delay pasturing until the latter part of May or the first of Jun. sepnt"n One way to test the efficiency of your pasture is to see whether It is able to furnish sufficient feed through the normal grazing season. A If your pasture gives out too early It may be that you are using it too soon in the spring. These are minor points perhaps, but dairy animals should not be required to travel a long distance in order to secure their food. Therefore, It is highly desirable to have the pasture near the barn. Also, that it have a sufficient supply of good drinking water In it or near It. Another mistake many farmers make is to shut off the feeding of n Day Rate) the cows in the spring. That is a good way to cut down on their production because grass In the spring is mostly water. It cannot possibly contain enough of the .necessary TO food value to maintain the normal diet of the producing cow. Therefeed-- ofore, you should continue the As ing of grain and hay or silage. pas-! best the even of fact, a matter ture is not a sufficient diet for dairy The Mountain States cows any time of the year. If your Tel. & Tel. Co. pounds herd is producing twenty-fiv- e cow on per milk of daily (pints) one grass, you should feed about seven or six to every of grain pound i pounds of milk. Acow that is pro-- 1 B pounds of milk dally B ducing forty its pasturage supple- have should u mented by one pound of grain to each four or five pounds of milk. This subject of feeding is so imvolwith the portant in connection herd from the secured milk ume of can- S Main and 7th South a ' that I feel too much emphasis The poorest not be placed upon it economy in the world is to save Your cows will money on feeding. the S produce in direct propotion to , amount of correct- feeding. 5 S D. LeGear) B (Copyright 1930, Dr. L. ANNUAL At the Elberta B B Car-ro- Saturday, Eeb. 7th. Garments DECORATED FOR THE OCCASION A special feature will be the dancing of the Gold and Green Centennial Waltz the Church Contest Dance twenty-t- Admission: 50c a Couple, Extra Ijady 25c Xo. w I. Summer IV L. Flat 8. Light WU Rib. I 5 1.80 FARMINGTON, UTAH I Cars Get Serviced RIGHT First class greasing the best crack-promotor oil that will new that f of equipment I flow at zero. Get the service that serves. Firestone tires and Texaco products it costs no more at the j When Ben services them. by Telephone of -- 35c MODERN SERVICE j 2nd South and Main Street ITS QUICKER TELEPHONE if you j ask me j j EVERY DOLLAR THATS WORTH EARNING HAS A PORTION OF IT WORTH SAVING L0 " 5. Medium Wt Rib ft. Med. 1YU Rib, Ecru.. 1.76 - 7. . Heavy Wt, Rib. 173 8. Heavy Wt Rib. Ecru 2.D0 9. Ex. Heavy WL. Rib.. lft. Ex. Hen. UL Rib. E. 225 Wool ... 12. Med. Wt, 25 Med. Wt 14. Rayon. 13. 15. 0 PL Wool... SJJO J-- Silk OWENS ; Service Station Battery Charging Used Batteries by opening an account at this bank STATE SECURITY BANK e of Brigham City For the REST of you? life, use tate Size Why Pay More? Brigham City. Utah CLUB . UtXiuiV. ..mu trees liiva Ir.festcd i,j a irr.-lhave been miners. ei.i'e.l mf of inlets gion Not Satisfactory. The L. D. S. Garment Man SAVE-A-BIT-OF-- IT Cocott'vta As many Tih In the U. S. A. You May Return Any Pair N.L. Hansen JOIN THE ; B. J 1-- Postage Prepaid Anywhere Snre and , For Sale (State If Man or Lady) B SAVE - j - Rest-Rit- B B B B e Mattresses and youll have a FINANCIAL PAL youll appreciate Renovating SERVICE Better Bedding Co. II umjil'a Kumiaui B B B ll to ; fl B B BLUEBIRD BALLROOM : Pt TO CREDITORS P- - Veterinary College. 1892. Thirty-eigh- t yea re of vet erinary work. Eminent i Pon w Mr. ' (Station-to-statio- with our choice : ground a. MIWNS, d. d. s. JOHN W. PHILLIPS with, colors. ground 31-3- By Dr. L. D. LeGear, V. S. Si. lowU, Mo. Dr.LeCearis a graduate of Ontario Le-Gra- ROUND TRIP Phone Brigham City,' Utah . PURE SILK this sale only number of yardr, S. D. D. Office First National Bank Annex n. For 6 E. H. MARBLE, -- and If vay, I G. BARGERON REAL ESTATE - FIRE INSURANCE LOANS - SURETY BONDS, ETC. say: Wlbly be j f A. L. Johnson. C. C. Johnson, Robert Gardner, Hyrum Nielson, Petersen, George Gardner, Lorin Hansen, and Henry Johnson attended the Farm Bureau convention held in Ogden Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Holmgren entertained at their home Friday eveThe evening was spent in ning. playing 500." High score was awarded to Mrs. Ed. Jensen of Honeyville, and Glenn Taylor of this city won low score. At 11 oclock a delicious hot luncheon was served. Valentine decorations were carried out in the favors and menu. Mr. Lorin Christensen made a busi- ness 'u.umni- -i W7TtttT7 ! It cant pure silk at that price! good to be true!" So we offer 11.000 cash to test it In every one will some lie, 0. Bear River City y - X |