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Show ROWAN' l PPPP j I IMIS, PAROWAN. UTAH. MAY 4-- H SALE CO.MMFRCIM, CKID1T PLAN I.W0KP0K.YI FI) Plamtilf s KEITH EUGENE I.OVEKIDOi: aUn knmui .in KEITH E I.OVEiilDCE. IV- .i'k! termites In Graduation exercises for the LDS Institute of Religion adjacent to t tie College of Southern Utah will serve as baccalaureate services during May 20 exercises According to Paul E. Felt director of the Institute. 73 students will graduate from the upper and lenvcr division classes Letters of invitation have gone out to parents of gradu. ates, to bishoprics and stake presidencies from localities serving the college, to join us in our baccalaureate proFelt said. He gram." Mr pointed out that this is the first time in the history of the Institute that students Arleen Edwards and Carol Crabrce have been making arrangements and serving as .1 - Prothicis .UivYtss - RLMIDIl COSMUIK.S HOUSEHOLD ULLPIRS SPICES S Dtrut Salts ; u , Diliitr) Sin in es-tat- Dalton Fr(I to-w- it phone 2.:i v I t uh Paroican, , two-third- rt ten-qua- Kent Mitchell DISTRIBUTOR OF COAL CAN BE TICKED UP AT THE YARD IN PAROWAN OR DELIVERED Phone 3641 or 26(J1 FOR PAROWAN AM) j CEDAR CITY j Firmage COMPLETE COVERAGE IN Life - Automobile I I I Theater (FARM BUREAU INS.) urn: LYSiirwci; si;. Soo Orton jio.v. Cull "Dry" i If you want to keep drinking, thats your business. If you want to stop, thats our business. For further information write Box 151, Parogonah, Utah Phone 2054 Ewes Now, 'Advises Agent WORLD IN MY CORNER two-thir- ds 10-qu- & SI owe ABSTRACTERS LICENSED rt usu-all- Browning Coal A. Hills Affiliated with SECURITY TITLE CO. THE RETURN Office at Caurt House, Parowan OF JACK SLADE For the Best IiSU LIFE - A IV EadBrlvzrs C II ft 'Crr't AUTOMOBILE - FIRE In All Kinds Of ES SURELY BONDS 71 non-breede- See CLAIR W. ROWLEY i NEVER SAY IIcl Wan led For Knit 10 Auction SOUTHERN UTAH AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY CEDAR CITY F O i: FOR SALE: S 1 GOODBYE FRANK LYMAN HOME. Call 2416 ON large lot. Call Duane Decker SPINET PIANO To be in vicinity of Parowan Assume balance due. Fo further information write Hart Bros. Music Co., 46 East 8th South, Salt Lake City. , A ni b, 8 cr ' 10-2- 4 FOR ATHLETES FOOT for 3 to 5 days. Use Watch the old tainted skin slough off leaving healthy, hardy skin. If not pleased with powerful, instant-dryin- g your 40c back at any store. Today at Fentons. drug ''' g LE HOME ", PDF Students Simple Method For Treating Fence LDS Institute Of Bennett To Stage Fight For tTo Compete For Posts Developed For Heme Owners Religion Sets Awards Graduation Industry Dispersal Bill lli'iiu owners (.in tu.it tlucr own Ictuc posts .ig.imxt ilttu tret farmers of u IN THE DISTRICT CoCRT K IRON Col 'N TV CTAI1 NOTICE OR MI! i;il E , simple process develoixxl bv tlic I orcst IrvKluits I..iboi.itorv of the US. Forest Scrvuc, Tunlxr Suit (bluer of the Dixie National Forest announced this week lemljnt By standing the round green posts first in a water solution TO BE SOI, I) AT SHERot a water solution uf sodium ehrom IFFS SALE, on tin- fit h dux oipjxr sulfate and then diffuse two the chemicals ativ "f Jiiih 19. 6 at thr hour of the post to form copper made by slowly stirring 13 tuthr o'clock noon of n.iu! iinto hi ornate This combination is pounds or about 6 coffee cans da. at thr front door of the sodium to fungi and insects It full of powdered County Court House in Iar-o- toxic of 26 into chromate gallons in msoluable an Iron Coimtv Utah the is practically water. This chemical dissolves leach will not and water, follow mg drscrihrd real from wood placed m a damp readily. Keep the posts in situate m tin Countv of Mill this solution one day, large Iron. State of Utah end down, and one day. top needed to carry Com at a jit Hi rds N of a pt Equipment down If additional .soluend out this treatment is eontmon-I27 0!) rds W of the SE Cor is needed, prepare it by found around most homes: tion I ot 8. Blk 3. Birbecks Sur s coffee can adding of W'j, SW Sec 11, and A scale to weigh the chemi- of sodium chromate powder coffee can, EG. SE' 1, Sec 10, THUS, R 11 cals or a Hr pail of water pail, and two W, SLM, thence W 10 rds. a he used at once, Posts can N 3 0 rds, E 10 rds. S 3 9 rds barrels, one of which must be it is better to pile them but to beg. tog with '1 acre wooden or concrete The 25 close together for several pnmarv water of Coal Creek pounds of copper sulfate crysThis rest period helps weeks and know n as South and West tals and 25 pounds ef sodium distribute the chemicals more v Field Water Right, aim all chromate powder needed to be used can he ordeder through evenly If they are other rights privileges and apis adviscable to rinse it soon, a local hardware store. purtenances. them The Forest Products LabDated this 8 dav of May. 195(5, The solution should be fortARTHUR NELSON. Sheriff oratory recommends that no ified before the treating of less than 50 posts be treated each new set of posts. To the at a time. Posts should be six sulfate mixture add copper inches longer than needed enough water to bring it to and treated as soon after cut- - its original level and 3 pounds ting as possible. They should or 1 heaping coffee can of the be peeled just before they For the sodium are put in the copper sulfate crystals. chromate solution add three solution. pounds or 1 level coffee can Copper sulfate is corrosive of chemical, so should he mixed in a wood. The chemical solutions are cm barrel or concrete or earth harmful if taken internally, enware container To 24 gal- so children and animals lons of water add 18 pounds should be kept away from ' or about 7 coffee cans of cop-- 1 them. People handling the per sulfate crystals. Stir un-- i posts during the treatment til they dissolve. Less stirring process should wear rubber is needed if the crystals are to avoid possible irri-- I gloves added to the water a day be-- ! tations. fore the solution is to be usi'd oiiti Cut off six inches from the AU DIE MURPHY large end of each post and stand in the solution for two days wtih the cut end down. The area of the post which Now is the time for sheepwill be in the ground should be surrounded by the liquid. men to cull dry ewes, adTo prepare extra solution add vises Wallace D. Sjoblom, coffee can of Iron County Agent. about BARBARA RUSH A study conducted by the sulfate crystals to a copper U.S. Sheep Experiment Stapail of water. NEWS & CARTOON at tion Dubois, Idaho, shows The posts are then transwhen ewes fail to lamb that SHORT solution second to the ferred for two years and are bred a third year their reproductive MAID WICTOR performance is far below TUES. W ED. TIIIIKS that of regular producing ewes. Russell R. Keetch, sheep and wool specialist at the Utah State Agricultural College, urges sheepmen to adopt a marking system in culling dry ewes. This can be CARTOON NLV'S done with branding paint or m SHORT with ear tags. Some shepards " ? slit the ear when they find culls such as Py .Irnnnc' Smiili, Fit I. mid S AT. poor mothers, or ewes with a Da !ge Safciy (ousuh.ir.t bad udder. COYFRILNDS wi'h had-d- ivin j If ewes dont produce lambs ROCK HUDSON haij.ls are up against strong loan their teeth do not deteriorate a n,ne opposition in l.ivom.i. as rapidly as producing ewes. 'droit suburb of 40, Out). Thcyie Also, GASAFE1Y. dry ewes show big by being boycotted The abbreviation stands ior growth and are fat and good Girls Automobile Safety As.sn looking. for Educating Youth. Members A marking system is desir. to newest threat of this unruly able because unless culls are CORNELL EORCIIERS chicken' hotrods and crazy drivers are all between the ages designated they are not culled from the herd as effeciently GEORGE SANDERS of 16 and 21. They meet once a month to dis- as they should be, Mr. Keetch cuss ways and says. CARTOON With the cost of operation means of curb-inSHORT youthful mounting and the full impact motorized mayof the price squeeze apparent, Special Matinee hem and to must keep only pro" sheepmen learn more ducers in their herds, reports a how about ANGELS IN Mr. Sjoblom. car operates. THE OUTFIELD lecProduction of pounds of Safety tures by autowool and pounds of lambs motive engi- ewe should be the measurAd per ncers and po-- ' stick applied to individing Miss Smith lice officers he says. Selectteach them what good drivers ual animals, ion and breeding is a year should do to avoid accidents. GASAFETY members vow al- round project. But now is the ways to drive in a safe, sane time to cull dry ewes. manner. Further, theyve all j I GUARANTEE) MONEY-BAC- SAM'S PHOTO LAB T-4-- L $ M P. Soil take City. Utah o. Box 1115, Dept. MN agreed not to date any boy who is a notoriously wild driver, not even if hes a football hero with a sleek convertible. And they loyally stick to their pledge. Blackballed are careless characters like Road Hog Harry dates and Lover Boy Larry, w ho turn a corner on two wheels, go over hills in the center lane, or drive with one arm around a girl. Girldrivers T-4-- L, AOimilTtN COAL Immediate Delivery BROWNING HUNINGTON SUNBEAM hand-wavin- ALSO GLMTtAL IIAFLFVG ALMA EVANS Purow an, Utah Phone 2111 who take i j graduating students Student speakers will be Vernon Clarence Condie. Prestwitch, Eldon Barlocker, Marna Heap and Janet Was-- j den. The program will center Go Yo around the theme: Into All the World. The Full-featur- U-ta- treating liberally with mal- e athion or with a strong spray. Wallace D. Sjoblom, Iron County agent, has copies of USAC Extension ara-mit- circular 227 dealing with the control of the clover mite. On May 9 the Clover Club Boys were organized as a club. Wayne Adams was elected as president, Kent Dalton, vice president; Tommy Benson, sec. and treas., and Rass Sampson as reporter. Other boys in the club are 4-- H Jerry Burchert, Robert Dailey, Blaine Hyatt, Dallas Taylor and Clinton Whitney. Each boy in the club will have either pigs, sheep or calves for a project. A C14 n ; ss 4-- H . d 4-- tar- 4-- H A consumer survey made in Dallas, Detroit, and Kansas City shows eight out of ten homemakers still bake pit. The survey showed apple pie is most popular, followed by cherry, pumpkin, lemon cream and chocolate. MARK Heres the great new herbicide discovery youve been reading about In the leading farm magazines. KILLS WHITE TOP, QUACK GRASS CANADA THISTLE Non-selecti- Does ve Kill not sterilize the soil There's nothing else like it. your really tough problem weeds. SEE YOUR DEALER TODAV. FREE BULLETIN ON REQUEST. WASATCH CHEMICAL COMPANY Sugarhouse Box 140, Phone HU Salt Lake City, Utah the Cictuf by Richard Joseph Trousers are easy to pack but theres only one right way to pack a jacket Button it and place it face down across the width of the suitcase. Fold the sleeves across the back of the jacket. Flip the bottom of the jacket over into the suitcase, folding at the and that is thatta. IHJ0Y THE ADVANTAGES OF A SYSTEM THAT PAYS FOR ITSELF When are we men going to get wise and imitate the sensible French by tucking our napkins in at the neck, where they cover our ties, shirt and coat front, instead of placdo ing them on our laps where they us no good? Somebody ought to start a Society for the Liberation of Suppressed Napkins. on For the First Time -- inch carriage. Full 10 inch writing line. Handles relating famous people of 9th century to Old Crow whis-We- ll worth a trip to the attic, 1 1 your correspondence and reports! Miracle Tab and 34 addi- tional Features! Convenient Budget terms arranged. s PAUOWAIV , 4-- (R-Co- h ft 351 National Club Congi-.xnext fall in Chicago, offer'd by the countrys industries to national and r gional forestry proji e: winners. The awards are being donated bv American Fores Product Industries. AFPI nK. sponsors the national Kee America Green program and the American Tree Farm tern of private timber Ian management. The purpose of the award program is to teach, thioug! organization, the imthe, portance of forest conservation, management, reforesta tion and protection. Many other awards are in the project com petition. Gold filled medal of honor go to the county winners throughout Utah. T i state winner will receive . ptn and pencil set and is eligible to compete for an ex pense-paitrip to Chicago. To participate a mem ber must take an active p .r in a forestry project. Complete information can be ob tained from the State Extension Service office in Logan also from county extensiet offices and local club leaders wood-UM- ) that are already prime are competing trips to the 4-- Prescott Bush said the Bennett amendment is a "dagger pointed at the heart of New Englands economy, and charged the Utah senator with attempting to get additional industry for his own state under the guise of national interest I am surprised that Sen. Bush should call this amendment a dagger. Sen. Bennett said Actually if passed, it would help to prevent New England and other concentrated areas from having an rather than a dagger pointed at their cities." The Utah senator said "It is ridiculous to give government aid to construction of new airplane plants and miss-l- e factories in industrial areas Sen d Aminotriazole Weedkiller) tnt to win $250? The Old Crow irical Bureau (149 Madison me, New York 16, N. Y.) offers amount for any piece of acid, authenticated, historical 310 expense-pai- aid. Control Of Clover Mite ed REMINGTON Full morrow gets for nuclear warfare." While he admitted that the amendment would benefit "dispersed areas, such as the Mountain West, Sen. Thousands of tiny clover Bennett said this was strictly mites have been invading incidental to the far greater homes this spring, reports benefits which would accrue Dr. George F. Knowlton, to the nation as a whole by State Agricultural Col- having more dispersal of vilege extension entomologist. tal defense industry. "I hope The mites live on clover Sen. Bush will not be success, of lawns, on rose bushes or ful in his attempt to defeat other plants. They can be con- this important program. trolled by spraying lawns and garden areas about the home, Dr. Knowlton says He recommends one percent actual malathion as a spray. A broad strip, about a rod wride, should be sprayed from each infested wall. Walls of homes should be I..A0E sprayed up to the lower edges of the windows. (An Dr. Knowlton says mites can be kept out of homes by waist un- necessary chances are labeled by GASAI'ETY too. These include Anxious Annie, who guns the motor at a traffic signal and then shoots into the inierseclion the second the light turns. Another is Nervous Natalie, who, while driving punctuates every word with gestures. But GASAFETYS main target is the hotrod men in their lives. By refusing to date bad drivers, explained one member, they no longer rik ending up in the crrergcncy ward of a hospital. Leave it 1o the gals to find one sure way of putting the reins on carclo-vo. mg motor! ds. A choir directed by Aaron Hansen, assistant director, will furnish vocal numbers. The choir will consist of Utahs Sen. Wallace F. Bennett gave notice this week that he will carry the fight to the floor, if necessary," in an effort to get the defense dispersal bill passed. The Utah senator testified before a Senate subcommittee on his amendment to the Defense Production Act, requir. ing more dispersal of new plants built with government (R-Uta- TIMFS the most perfect squelches ard took place in a famous Ke Laurentians. A pompous bustled up to the manager Im afraid your ounced. air is going to disagree Dont worry about t.int, replied the manager .t dare! 1 From the day you install durable concrete pipe your irrigation system starts paying for itself in constant savings . . . Savings in water, labor weed control and general operan tions with better crops because of better and control through a concrete pipe system. A system that pays for it,F r ti dv years when r' dlit.-ibulio- ... Ret a concrete pipe and money from labor save irrigation system CO. for full WHITE R. W. Contact on. now details. NOWS THE TIME . . . |
