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Show i CACIIK A M F. R I ( A N' uafre Right Easter Program Held In Mendon Sunday School Mrruloii The flowing u given Eaur In the ward chapel Sunday morning In connection with Uie Sunday k IjooI with Suprr-lntende- nt Edger Hancxrk In chary The number were : Bong. "Easier Morning" by the sir club: rong. preyrmm and abrlf. - tfW'TT'Is -- 4 JI rul-4-- Carrots For Young and Old Ttifdav. April 5, 1912 21 BIG ur s nil tpij'ity eti'- - trk "Bummer Ttme by Sunday School; 9 9 4 Mr. Annie mi! "Easier", reading, Hughes. Easter aong. Primary group, , aong. "The World la Pull of Beauclub. ty." glee Nibley. Elder Byron Snow of member of fake high council. Patriarch W. H. Maughan of Wrlls-rlllMr. Bvron Snow of Nlblry at sacrawere princiiml ment meeting on Sunday afternoon Corner Erie! North and Main were. musical number Special Easter anthem by choir: vocal ro'o. Pearl Bird. Hardman. Mesdame Cyril Nelson. Jessie Sorensen. Olive Hughe. lvaAn attractively arranged Easter lue Smith. Hilda Whitney, Cloteet party mas given by Mr. and Mr Geneva Whitney, Dclonc Jew Walker on Saturday evening Ahrens, Larsen. IUioda Larsen, The Nancy carrot, little formerly names formed the entertainment Hannah Whitney, Blanche esteemed as human food, hae now A delirious supper was served at C. By J. H'tensn Luellle Hardman, Julia Muir. achieved a firm a position a one long table which was beautiful Bird, I tfrndon Agronomist Mr. and Mr. Jesse Walker, Mr tractable delicacy relished equally! decorated with novelties, ly o the Half of acreage Irnyn'ed Mr Kidman motored Arthur a ike by young and old. It la and colors. Covers were marked for and fn.lhfirld on Sunday evening' Urelt t in a'fslta In Salt fa!e valuable health-givin- g food for Me-aand Mrvlames Oscar Bar- to even of an half th Just and ai tended the Easter cantata. f'lirty ihtldren who will usually take kindrett. Charles Ladle. Dan Moisey. l fi'irt land under the ditch ly tn carrots when you can't make Grume Richmond, Jes.se Walker. ."d-- d to a'fal'a less than hs f Uicm eat their . spinach. With the , Melba. 14 year old daughter of X ' ' ' i.ilion of the carrot place in Mr. and Mrs. Dan Malwy underIs In alfalfa but more than la:f n'o', the diet due to the fact went an operation for the removal of it In Duchesne grow alf..'i modern cookery takes It young, that has of her tonsils Thursday at a Lora n M ost of the rot.nhcs ctme t ry come a of methods of servvariety hospital. Miss Malsey has been E. L. Guymon. close to having half of thetr firm Garden City ing this vegetable. It Is now quite confined to her home for the past Rich county agent spent Thursday. land In alfalfa. Some are a little possible to serve It a different way two months with rheumatism. afternoon and evening here In the for seven successive days without Mr. Claud Sorensen entertained great strain. Formerly the only at a children' party on Saturday Interest of cooperative extension thing done to a carrot was to boll afternoon In honor of her daugh- work, topics discussed Government it and that when It wa ter, Margaret Rae, Sth birthday peed and feed loan, spring wheat Now we find the carrot scalloped anniversary. A birthday cake with for planting, fruit spraying, feeding with onions, with green peas, with five candles on It centered the table experiment and otlirr topics of Insauce, baked, mashed, where luncheon was served to C ar- terest to citizens. affirmative than In the negative tJdirdi mlth fweet and sour sauce1 ms Whitney. Katherine Walker, a the statement. jour arm made with lemon Juice and sugar old six the Afton, year daughter Thelma Buist, Dorothy Hlibner. In alfalfa. tn the thickened liquid In which It Easter of Mr. and Mrs. Eden Erickson Marrnret Rae Sorensen. Well, what of It7 Isn't It good has She been ailing farm management to have half baskets and bonnets were given a passed away. Into pie and pudding besides besince Christmas time and was taken favors. the farm in alfalfa? It is. Th to March Idaho ing eaten raw in salads. 13th Parts, Sunday James Gardner of Teton, Idaho is: What does it yield? where Dr. Rich could see her dally. question Baby carrots are an all Count f figures vary from two tons around accompanied his mother, Mrs. Jane article In grocery and We are Informed that Elder Seth Muir who Is 90 years of age to her to three and a half tons per acre. has been released from his vegetable stores but an home here. Mrs. Muir spent the Wright Tlie Experimental Station has product needed In the home In the Canadian garden. winter with her daughter and fam- missionary work harvested plot yields at the rate of Seed should be sown as soon as the will come home by wav and mission eleven tons per acre. Every farmer ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner. of ground can be worked and the Detroit, Michigan, where he will should ask himself. "What does One of the social events of the my rowing of carrots should be and j airalfa purchase a New Ford Roul-te- r kept up arweek was the More than delightfully past ninety at Intervals until midsummer. yield? It! drive the rest of the way home. We the at Easter out consider who of party given ranged every hundred needs an early start as carrot seed are also Informed Miss that Lydia on Hancock home of Mrs. Emma this question will conclude that the Is one of the slowest of all the Gibbons has been released and will Sunday evening by the following: reach home about tlie fifteenth of yield is a little low. What can be staple vegetables to germinate. Messrs and Mesdames. Elmer Handone about it? It likes rich roll but no fresh William April. Lydia has been laboring In Plow after the fifth year. Old manure In contact cock, Lynn Longstroth, with the roots. the southern states mission. This Alonzo Shelton. Verl cause of stands of alfalfa are the Kidman, will produce roots even when will leave Garden City without a It Music and more low yields than any other one Wood. Harry Bartlett. out. We are worderlng grown up to weeds In midsummer, consocial chat formed the entertain- missionary factor. Soli and Irrigation as It Is so frequently grown, but who will next. be called ment. A delicious supper was servditions cannot be changed much if Elders Howard Broomhead and you want quality carrots give! ed. A green crystal bowl of yellow of be can but the the age plants them a fair chance. Keep the weeds Patterson, Jr, are laboring controlled daffodils centered the table. Yellow Joseph farmer. When by every out and cultivate. Carrots should! as stake missionaries hate this week, dandelions and grass crowd out the be sown candy chickens and Easter eggs on every famllv and exottlng thinly at the start and calling were given as favors. alfalfa the plow Is the Implement thinned to four inches apart In the all to be more faithful. use rather than the harrow. It A number of relatives and friends to row as soon as they can be handled Our few spring days of last wreck is so easy to let the alfalfa patch pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs. a"d kn wl" conveniently. on home at Hancock their more one in for year that Edger Then keep them hoed and stir In ter is again with us. We have al- stay Tuesday evening. Cards formed the ways understood that Easter was everybody docs it. The writer knew commercial fertilizer along the row was serv of one field that had been In alentertainment. Luncheon when they get well started and you near spring, but with ice on the falfa continuously for forty-fou- r ed to Messrs, and Mesdames Dan beautiful will have baby carrots to pull and Lake Inches Bear Pignteen Gwen exact Arthur owner knew Kidman, the The Malsey, There are cook in short order. thick and mountains of snow in the years. Bird, field Cyril this he Smith, Harry Bartlett, planted numerous types of carrots and of west hills it looks as though the old time because Alonzo Wood. John Hughes, Edgar the year he was married. If alfalfa degrees of earliness, mid or addnge is not true. Haneeck. fields could Join the parade on varyingseason Select late would easily seed to meet development. Mrs. Henry Stauffer entertained Pioneer day they your needs or tastes. afternoon take for ft first Wednesday at antiquity. party place The long, slender young carrots Station tests and the ex- seem to be more in honoq of her daughter Ma-l- e who than the popular 10th bir'hdav was observing her perience of our best fanners nil short stubby and types, J Games were played show that yields drop after the anniversary. easier to r are latter the although 1 and refreshments were served to: Dandelion greens, and other fifth year. handle in the kitchn. Alma Lamont, Virginia Wood. Ileen Summary: for that matter, come seed started carrot Get greens your spring Half your farm is in alfalfa. Barrett. Lois Hardman, Della Bart- at the time of the year that early. The youngsters will relish The yield per acre Is too low. lett, Faye Hancock, mother used to dose the family with them and, contrary to old-tiPlow after the fifth year. Verral Kidman, June Stauffer, sulphur and molasses. So it was, actheory, it will do them no harm to The yield will Increase. Carma Stauffer. nibble the raw roots, properly cording to a distinguished authority Mrs. Phoebe Evans left Tuesday on foods, that washed and scraped. sulphur and molasses Alberta at home for her Raymond got the credit, while dandelions did San Francisco Market duced prices to retailers. One chain Canada after spending a week here the woTk. visiting relatives. BUTTER: All grades again de- store is advertising large extras at In other words, says the bureau The leading social event of the of home economics of the U. S. De- clined lc today with offerings in 10c per dozen with a putchase of week was the annual party of the partment of Agriculture, the ap- excess of the demand. Buyers have $1.00 or over. The lack of demand home dramatic club on Friday even- petizing dish of spring greens which practically withdrawn from the for storage eggs continues to be the ing in the opera house. The follow- grandmother served, cookled no market during the past three days most depressing factor, while proing program was given: prayer, El- doubt with salt pork or bacon fat, except for immediate need3. The duction and storage stocks appear mer Hancock: speech, L. K. Wood; was what the family needed in the general opinion seems to be that favorable. vocal solo. Kay Sorensen; talk on spring and not tlie dose of medi- some storage demand will develop drama, J. F. Wood; reading, Fern cine. For winter food they had de- at present prices and Improved Refrigerator Man Here Buist; speech, H. B. Whitney; two pended largely on the vegetables trading will result. Supplies of medCarl Garff of Ogden accompanstunts by Orval Larsen, Kay Soren- stored in the cellar, and these for ium grades were not as large as ied by Mrs. Garff, is transacting sen, L. K. Wood, Earl Buist, Char- the most part were roots, which higher scores. business in Logan. Mr. Garff is In les Bird. Delicious refreshments grow underground and away from EGGS: There was no apparent the refrigeiation business and is were served to 75 guests. After re- the sun. By springtime the family change In the condition of the egg installing meat refrigeration equipfreshments the party adjomed to felt the need of something to thin market today considerable ment In the new American roods but the amusement hall, where the rest the blood whereupon the sulphur complaint has been received of re- - Store on North Main street. of the evening was spent in dancing. Mendon orchestra furnished the t msaiumHMi.ju w.t music. The Senior class of the M. I. A. held a party at the home of Mrs. Orval Larsen on Tuesday evening. Games formed the entertainment. Delicious refreshments were served to 30. Thirty from Mendon attended parents day at South Cache high school on Thursday. Misses Gladys Hughes and Mel-ph- a Marler entertained at a party on Wednesday evening. Bunco was played. High score prize was won by Annie Buist. After the game .. To be the Opener of the sound pictures the refreshments were served to Misses Ciella Ladle, lone Baker, Veda Sorensen, Lucille Baker, Artice Bird, Fern and Annie Buist and Mrs. Ruth Bud and Pearl Hughes. Sovonis club members were pleasantly entertained Thursday after60' West 1st North noon at the home of Miss Isabella was The afternoon Stumpf. spent tn sewing. Refreshments were serv7 ed to Mesdames Zina Baker, Myrl Lamont, lone Larsen, Ada Walker, Martha Barrett, Jane Stumpf, Beginning at 6:30 p. m. Admission, adults 20 cents; Children, 10 cents. SatLizzie Barrett. Mrs. Gilbert Muir was pleasanturday Matinee, April 9, 2:39 p. m. Admission, Adults 15 cents, Children 5 ly surprised Thursday by a group of cents. friends, games and music were enjoyed. A delicious luncheon was served. Those present were Mrs. V t4 e. J. C. Penney Co. Plant Half Your Farm to Alfalfa n, Ea-ite- A N. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH e ; M tub-lian- ce nat Cornice 4-- ftd family needed certain whuh are not abundant in of Hi tool vegetable. Thoto in auboUncr are not prr-n- t at all. and present only tn aniall quantlUr in thry are abundant green, turnip green, tot, poke talad. kale, rl.ard. (rrrrcM. broccoli, ach, cabbage all Ute green Nowadaj the housrwlfo doe not winter food have grandmother problem. o ulphur and motaaee are out of dte. Green food are shipped at all aeasont to the part of the ctmntry where tliey do not grow, and fewer famiitr need to be withFur that out -- green" In wilder. matter, turnip green and gome of the other more Lardy kinds, can be bad from th family garden In many part of the country moat of live year. Uu ... 5 piece cur.TAnr set 7 came down off tha In reality, foud alentuu explain, Ru:?d fr;rr; ir irvilaaM-- e I .Of r j Garden City Price Reduction Sale ON Implements and Repairs Prices Reduced 10 to 40 ' News Note sfull-grow- n. i'' j the-yea- r-i ' fa.l'cd Greens Popular In Springtime ox-he- Banned from Love, Banned from Marriage, Sentenced to prison for a crime she did not commit, and the guilty man goes free! A Universal Picture. nissraracTioM at Gesaa TEneatee Thursday, April ON ALL John Deere Farm Machinery, Tractors and Repairs Price Reductions From the Manufacturers to this Company are but Nominal. We are Making this Slashing Reduction in Prices Arbitrarily, which Will Mean a Big LOSS to us but Resulting in a big SAVING to the Buying Public and Especially to the Farmer WeListBelowSome of Our Regular Hardware Prices Axe Handles Manure Fork Handles DiggingForks Garden Hose each 25c 48c 12 qt. Tin Milk Pails 17 Piece 35c $1.25 Topaz Luncheon Sets 85c 9x12 Felt Base Rugs Guaranteed 5 years $6.75 98c Irrigating Shovels 14 Deere John in plow shear S3.05 John Deere 16 in plow shear S3.60 Plow Shears to fit P. & O., Oliver and Molin size 14 in, each $3.05 Size 16 in each $3.50 Pure White Bolt Sisal Rope per lb. 22c No. 1 Tubs 55c No. 2 Tubs 65c 3 No. Tubs 75c each 24c Drinking Glasses .... $1.35 5 piece Mixing Bowl Sets . 250 ft. focusing Flashlight with batteries Savage Rifles, model Flashlight Batteries 5 Mouse Traps 1904 . . . 89c 75c $3.95 .... each 7ic 5c Vaccum Cleaners guaranteed $9.75 Frosted Light Globes 10 watt to 60 watt each 10c High Quality Varnish per qt. 85c Hammer Handles each 5c 32 Piece Fancy Dinner Sets $3.75 'aTtrV' r TheAbove is all NewIMerchandise Not Reconditioned We Also Carry a Full Line of Porter-Walto- n Bulk Seeds ?' Drive to Smithfield and Save) Smithfield Implement Go. : |