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Show $ tf 'f ?''? tii t f i i i ; i i ; VOICE OF SUAE ON i ; i i ; i i ti ; i i , i ;; ii ; ; ; 5 $ - Thursday, June ; ; i ? weik lust uvts will he eating startir with about 3C3 ft ovr the try calf surur riadily, m iii-hIn other words, dry . to Mr So starter cists only about HALF as of m.ik Is suddenly adop- nuith as milk at 32 00 cwt. hen ted to one and a half quarts each milk is 31 10 cwt., the Calf Biar-ter- a Is still a little Che u , r to night and morn'ng. Ths makes the calf hungry and it naturally ftfd sas Mr. Ram.-liawho has 'turn to the dry feed By the di finite figures to shpw that this lend of the fourth week all milk Is is true. discottinued entirely and the calf This saving naturally appeals to eats nothing but calf 6tarter, hay, Utah County dairymen hut they salt and water until It Is four also want to he sure that they can j months old. rube good calves on dry starter Local dairymen wtih an eye for before changing their methods figures will quiikly notice that That question is answertd by at this method saves a lot of milk several local dairymen who are Even during the first month con- feeding this way. Mr. Ramshaw Cycle Shop siderably les than the usual says that calves are even larger 40 We-- t Center Provo, V at four amount of milk Is fed, and after and more grow thy the first month no milk at all is months than they used to be when BABY CHICKS required. Local dairymen are fed lots more milk In100 of starter feeding pounds stead of about four cans or 350 All Leading Varieties gallons of milk. With milk at ,12 00 four cans are worth 37 00 Hatches twice weekly This 37 00 will buy a hag of dry (Della Stone, reporter) Fbone 024J1 Headquarters for Poultry and Liveatixk Feed and Supplies Mi--- s Illinois Arva Custom Grinding aud Mixing entertained at a cleverly arranged party Friday evening at her home. A scavenger hunt was 1 FEEDING METHOD S ri ! Ram-thaw- b ' P.liiiu v JUNE 15th f t tr ? 4- - i 4y Dainmen Now IVing Dry Calf Starter and z Suue the Voire of Sharon puban article two wetks ago dean thing how local dairymtn milk hy feeding dry V are sating there have been calf starter, several calls from dairymen asking for further details. It seems ' that a considerable amount of Interest has been raised In this (lumper way to grow calves. Ed. Hamshaw, loial feed dealer, recommends the following feeding method' After the a!f is born It is left with its mother for three days When four days old the calf D ? ? ? rut In & separate ren and taught drink milk from a bin ket It f to is given one quart of warm milk b oath night and morning. In addition, a low trough containing the dry calf starter is placed where the calf can get at It at all times. Good hay, bloik salt, and water also are kept where the alf can get them whenever It wants Pome dairymen have ques. ; tioned whether calves would eat calf starter at this eaily age but Mr. Hani'-hasays this Is not a problem at all If a starter Is selected which is very palatable to the calf. He says that dairymen in this community simply put a litlles tarter in their hand and put this in the calfs mouth after It has drunk its milk. This teaches the calf what the feed is for and 4 j. if repeated two or three times she quickly learns to eat by herself. The amount of milk Is graduA $ ally increased until the calf is drinking two quarts each night and morning during the second Dry calf starter, & h week of Us life. Hi hay and water are available at f9 all times. H During the third week, the amount ef milk should again be increased to two and one-ha?'k quarts each 'night and morning, while the hay, calf starter, water and salt continue to be kept In front of the calf. By the beginning of the fourth lished Give Dad Something to Wear n Commander Worsted Suits tr rf n ft 025 n Arrow Shirts $2.00 and up Arrow Ties $2.00 and up Interwoven Socks. .3 for $1-- 2 for $1.00 $3.93 Derg Hats Dobbs Hats Straw Hats Freeman Shoes Key Chains. Tie Chains . . v $5.00 $1.93 $1.30 $1.00 50c , Hart, Schaffner M and and and and up up up up irx Cool 025 If your Fathers day gift bears SHRIVERS label hell appreciate it " GIFT BOXES and WRAPPING SERVICE NO EXTRA CHARGE! i SHRIVERS s 'i.'i ; 'i'S t wtmiu Snows VINEYARD You Can Afford to Shingle vs i TIMPAUOGOS A deand games played. licious lunch was served. The guests were: Mary Allen, Margaret Gammon, Wanda Sorenson, Phone 613 VeVnna Vernon, Thelma Carter, 710 East 3rd South LaWanna Miller, Dorothy WilLester in Salt Lake City. liams, Nellie Schroder, Hardy, Rii-- 11 Jones, Liland Mrs. Ellen Holdaway rt turned Wells, A us in Larsen, Dal Stone home last Thursday from Cal forKitty Yano, George Watkins, Verl ma where she has spent the past Shumway and the hostess. two months with her son and Dr. and Mrs daughter-in-law- , A Birthday Party was given by Mrs. Milton Hold-awa- Reed Holdaway. Saturday at her home for hir little niece Carol Holdaway, on her seventh birthday. Games and refreshments were enjoyed bv the little guests assembled. (Htlen Oveson - Reporter) HATCHERY M. ami V. W. M. I. A. were reorganized last Sunday The outgoing officers evening. were Clauide b.one, president; Kirby Allen and Ariel Larson of and Armanell Larson, president; Della Stone and Thelma The new officers susYoung. tained are: Wesley Harding as president with Leland Gammon and Vern Williams as counselors Della Stone as president and Sarah Olsen and Thelma Young as counselors, Y. M. the labor. Budget Building Terms it?Earsss A-- $500 Month Long as 3 years to pay. No mortgage or endorsers. Other remodeling and repair work available under the same plan at JUNE 15 ANDERSON LUMBER CO, Fifth South PHONE 357 189 West DAY v Mrs. Vail Hold- Myron (Faye of Delta, away) and children Utah have spent the past few days here visiting with her twin brother, Ray Holdaway. They celebrated their birthdays while here Mr. and Mrs, Max Blake spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Blake. Mrs Rex Blake and Infant son came to the home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harding Friday from the American Fork hospital and will rest here & few days before going to their home Heres an Amazing - Dad Would Like These: Free Striping 50 and 80 yards l I GET ALL THREE! YOU per pair U C 1 REEL $ a No 2. tf HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES who are ambitious to become pilots In the United States Army Air corps will be cheered by the news that such training In the air force will he available very soon, according to a statement by Col. B. E. Grey, of Salt Lake City, who declares that a new bill when signed by the Secretary of War will provide pay and allowances for aviation students while learn- 3. AN ALL STEEL KITCHEN CABINET A YEARS SUPPLY OF RINSO SOAP A GENUINE DEXTER WASHER Double Multiplying JAP GUT, FISHING CREELS All Kindg, up from y SNEI.LED HOOKS Silk Worm Gut Card of 6 3y Coil v ftOfi Uyjv 10 Polished -- - UP 2 SINKEPS STEEL ROD 3 joints LAYING MASH, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Both FINE TAILORING SUITS and COATS at fZ5 op ALTERING REPAIRING $1.90 20',', REMODELLING Local Products, locally processed, by local labor, all combine to save you money. BUNKER FARMS FEEDS Phone LOANS 8,-- Tie Tailor '7T7Yr INSURANCE COMPLETE RADIO SERVICE MUTUAL-INSURAN- AGENCY Fire, Automobile General 1 j ij Provo South 2nd West 491 016-R- 3 BEAR RIFER j RALPH'S RADIO AND APPLIANCE Are Good Investments! i e MITCHELL CE The Home of Guaranteed Service Phone 618 63 North Univ. Ave. REX GRIFFITHS Radio, Washers and Refrigerator REPAIRING 310 West Center Phone 24 At Furniture Exchange r Tireflnrr 'i COMPLETE Glass Radiator and Spring Service PHONE 100 Ahlander Mfg. Co. Provo 476 S. Univ. Ave. J. L. FISCHER Sheet Metal Works 872 West Center UTAH PROVO ij properties In different loca-j- j tlons. We would he pleased to show and quote prices. Copper and Sheet Iron Work Tin , ELECTRIC RUBBER WELDERS rr Guaranteed RECAPPING W. W. THOMAS Apartments for Rent Fire Insurance Provo, Utah 432 West Center I i PROWS & IIAWS ATTENTION REALTY CO. WILFORD R. I Spring Cleaner Call 459 now for expert Fur- STUBBS Salesman i 53 North University Avenue 73 P 8 Service. nace and Knight Coal and Ice, Inc. 5 AUTOS Repairing North 1st West Provo SAM, the Shoe Man Wilh Aeroplane Fabric Collars and Cuffs Ea. TIRES TIRE REPAIRING See Us Now 276 West Center St. U. S. TIRES We Do Expert Work on Soles from 49c up and BATTERIES Tom Demos Shoe Shop Brimhall Bros. Provo Phone 260 343 West Center That Outlast The Shirt Itself ,04? At lax! Mesh shirts that will Icetp their etnartnete in pte of long wear and high humidity. Cut for custom-tailo- r! fit. Collars cant wrinkle or lose their shape. Guaranteed to outwear any other mesh shirts youve ever worn ALL THREE FOR if you act during June This offer applies to All Dexter Models at the regular prices from $59.95 up! 60? TRADE-IN- EASY TERMS S IT PAYS TO PLAY SPECIAL! SEE THIS CAR NOW! 1939 BUICK SPECIAL PRICE MEETS QUALITY Sedan. Radio, Heater, Defrosters Original Paint and Interior like new! Mechanically Perfect! Compare Our Special $ Price of , IVrinklt-Ftt- Oscar Carlson Sporting Goods 112 North University Avenue GROWING MASH $1.88 per cwt DeLuxe Shoe LIBERAL WE ARE NEVER TAILORING MIX.D PIG FEED cwt. $1.36 These make ideal work shoe GET THEM AT 'ia 40 4 Vy $1.40 $1.45 Soft Phone PS4 445 West Center ARMY SHOES JflA wVr No. 7 Split Shot yard LANDING NETS Full size Aluminum Size 34xi2 Hard Shsp Tix-i- t Drapers Rebuilt LEVEL WINDING REEL LEADER BOXES 2S $1.25 WHEAT (Itccleaned) r Extra Specials for Fathers Day: FOB DAIRY FEED, 14'7, for SK. J 2 SAYS: You can't bring him anything that can't he fixed. $1.19 s r-WliE- Combinaiton TROLLING & .79 $ BAIT ROD Only and Kinds 70-lb- Provo, Utah B53-- J DOC FIX IT ROLLED OATS USED HOMES!! OUR SPECIAL! SPINNERS Phone CALF BELLETS, Triangle $1.00 for Wil-for- PLUGS - WOBBLERS and ETC. in Utah up County- Priced COLORADO All Sizes 70c 125-lb- s Mrs Joseph Shaw atW. F. WISCOMBE tended the David Bowen famjly Phone 034R1 Pleasant View reunion at Liberty Park Saturday evening. Mrs. Shaw Is president INSURANCE of the Bowen family organization. LOANS and REAL ESTATE Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Oveson and Mrs. Grant Mr. See and son Levi and Hamhlin and daughters Lorene FRED E. RAY and Virginia Ann returned to 78 N. Unlv, Ave. Phone 101 their homes In St. John, Arizona Tuesday, after spending several d days here with Mr. and Mrs. FERSOIIAUOAIlT Oveson and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Oveson. Mrs. Dean Jacobsen and Ettle Cash When You Need It! Rodoback spent the week in Salt conference. Lake City attending $20 to $300 The following young people from here spent Saturday evening AT in Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Paul Phil Edwards, Mr. and PERSONAL Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. Wllfofd Oveson, Mr. and Mrs. Grant HamFinance Co. blin, Mr and Mrs. Chester Oveson 13 East Center Phone 622 Oveson and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Supper was enjoyed after which the party attended the dance at H the Cocoanut Grove. Largest Assortment of 'l 156 Wwt 8rd North Mr. and Every year the taxpayers of the nation pay over 3100,000,000 to repair the damage of erosion along the country's three million miles of roads and highways. For the price of the Washer ALONE FLY LINE Level Best Hollow construction $4 .85 JL Premium Silk - VETERINARIAN HAY SALT ing. U. S. Royalite FISHING .49 BOOTS, Tempered $ ORENO-MATI- ct. 33c ROCK SALT, red VANCE ARTHUR DR. si The Y. lf Rubber, r- - w SERVICE Cave On Feeds LAKE VIEW Keep your home attractive If you and comfortable. need shingles or sidewalls, start the job now. Our budget building plan will supply all material and pay FEEDS GRAIN SEEDS y if Style Leadership $ LAWN MOWERS . ( Dixie Weave Suits more. Milk Saving Much e H ivi Lit r FOB CALVES GIVE!! iflRY it 4 k "A 12, 1911 i eotUr made under Celsnew pment, TWIDR UiNDERSOLD r EXCLUSIVE DUXTER DEALERS rt - t-- 4 - COMDOT The Department Store of Provo e k imS kfcs 695 a Cannon-Ashto- n, CHEVROLET Provo, Utah .00 Inc. BUICK |