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Show Thursday, April 2l, 1S50 SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS, Kanab. Utah CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN- GFOR SALE: Brick 3bd-nhome FOR SALE: 1948 Pontiac, $100. with 2 or 3 bldg lots. Also, frame Call MI A21c. evenings. bd-r2 with full basement, large NOW have your Squaw Skirts or see A. D. lot Call MJ A21rc. beautifully pleated by machine. Findlay, Kanab. Donna Baker, Fredonia, or call FOR RENT: 3 bd-rfurn home MI , A21,4tc. in Kanab. See Bob Ramsay, Mt FOR SALE: stove Elect Carmel, Utah, or prone Ml with oven and standard storage, A14rc. size $150, good cond. contact FOR SALE: Used maple Mr. Sherm Stewart, Kanab. A21,3tc. and Mrs. dresser with mirror and FOR RENT: matching bed frame. $59. G. W. furn. apt. Brandon Motel, Kanab. Davis Co., Kanab. A14,3tc. A7rc. , FOR SALE: Water Assessment FOR RENT: Furn or unfurn. 2 script. Silas Hicks, Kanab. A21pd. bd-rapt See Marve Adams or caU MI Kanab. A7rc. FOR RENT: or Apartments trailer house, call Ml or see FOR RENT: Furnished apts. Lida Seiber, Kanab. J44,21pd Aikens Lodge, Kanab. N F18rc. LOST: Will the person who borFOR SALE OR RENT. 2 bd-rrowed my photo flood lights please brick home with basement and return them Mardean Church, Ka- car port Heated by furnace and nab A21c. cooled by air cooler. Phone MI Kanab. M31,rc. FOR RENT: Furn. duplex, 3 bath. rms and Call MI or FOR RENT: Single and double see Hilma Dennis, Kanab. D24rc furn. or unfurn. apts. Call MI or see Guy Chamberlain, KaFOR SALE: Redecorated two nab. 08rc. bed room home. Shown by appointment Phone Midway or FOR SALE: Used blonde Wur-litzsee Warren Young, Kanab. M31,rc. spinet piano, good cond. Full price $395.00 delivered. IT IS EASY to speculate in Glen Terms. G. W. Davis Co., or write Canyon Damsite land. Write Con- Box 607, Kanab, Utah. We will sumers Agency, Inc., P. 0. Box open' our store Mhy 1st. A14,3tc. c 504, Provo, Utah. - Ordcrvilb dally ncvs happenings Barney Google and Snuffy Smilh n Semi-baseme- nt m er F18-M18- FOR SALE: Used TV sets, good cond., 90 day guarantee on tubes Puny house plants and parts, reas, priced. 17 to 24 if you soak several shells in water for a inch. Mark Brown, Marks-Conoc- o . A7,3tc. this mixture on the Service, Kanab. may revive empty eggday and use plants. FOR SALE: or rent with option New use for old tool: A pastry 45-- ft house trailer blender slices bananas quickly and 2 bd-r. N5rc Aikens Lodge, Kanab. evenly. to buy, By Nan Johnson We've had some frost here the past week, hope all the fruit .isnt frozen, its chilly every morning and evening. 1' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Esplin took their daughter. Dicki to Richfield Friday to The Primary Children Clinic, Dicki was to go to the Primary Children Hospital and stay vfor an indefinite time, they were to have her there Monday morning. We all hope it wont be too long fill she is back home. Girls day was held at the Valley High School Friday, some of the girls took advantage of it all week by escorting the boys to the shows and elsewhere, they had activities planned for the whole day with the annual girls day dance Friday evening, they had a very interesting and worthwhile day. Mercy Chamberlain won the quilt and Dorene Sorensen won . ; .u s ifl sv Visitors here over the Easter week end were the LeGrande Spencers at the Lou Covington home, Donald Esplin at the Chas-tiEsplin home. The Clair Ramseys at the F. W. Esplin home, Wilday Adair at the Webster home, all from northern Utah, the Heber Stahlies at the F. M. Esplin home from Enterprise, Utah, the Voi Sorensens at the B. H. Sorensen home from Enterprise, the Alfred Crofts of Richfield, Utah. The John Crofts, the Leo Crofts of Panguitch, Utah; The Demoin Sorensens of Cedar City. The Royce Chamberlains of Cedar City; Their were probably more so dont feel slighted if I didnt see you or hear about you being here. ir DECORATING HOME FURNISHING CARPETING DRAPERIES or APPLIANCES Ml tVVV, King Feature SvnJKJtc. Ire Salt Lake. By Christie Mulliner Mr. and Mrs. Owen Judd are the Pfc. Ellis Tait left last Wednes- proud parents of a new baby girl day to go back to his base in born April 15, She has two sister Washington. It seemed good to and a brother. have him home. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Fairchild We have had quite a few cold and boy spent last Saturday in nights it looks like the fruit is Cedar City Shopping. mostly all frozen. Speakers in Sacrament meetIt sure looks good to see every- ing were Mr. Gary Roper the thing getting green and a few Music teacher from Orderville and LDean Anderson from Glendale. early flowers out. Visitors at the Elbem Sorensen home were Mrs, Sorensens brother and their families. Mr. and Mrs. LaVier Tait and Arizona of Fredonia, children visited at the Lawrence Esplin home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Esplin Mr. and Mrs. Dee Anderson and and daughter of Kanab, visited at Mr. and Mrs. Dee Porter from the F. M. Esplin home. Glendale, and Bishop and Mrs. The program in Sunday school Jack Maxwell also from Glendale under the direction of Lorene C. spent Friday in St George, atLamb and the singing mothers tending a session at the Temple was outstanding, it really made and visiting and shopping. Dee a new you stop and think and we all en- Anderson was sporting 1960 Chev. 'When they got back. joyed the beautiful singing. Ward was held Sunday we Conference enjoyed and Mrs. Eugene Young and ren of Salt Lake City. hav- child- ing the Stake Presidency spend The Junior Prom is being held the day in our midst, and talk to us although we didnt get to hear this Friday April the 22nd, . the Pres. Frost in Sacrament meeting. Juniors are really on the ball, Visitors at the Mark Chamber-lain- their theme is Blue Hawaii. Russell Hepworth son of Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Dell Chamberlain and children and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hepworth is home and Mrs. Val Chamberlain and on leave from his duties in the daughters of Mesa, Arizona. Mr. U. S. Navy s 4-27- 69 For Appointment V World rights reserved. the week end from her work in Salt Lake. Also Evelyn Salter and AUie Tait from their schools in and Current Events eastering. Orderville . Norma Stevens was home over Carmel Hews M- l- and Mrs. Clifford LaFevre and children of Panguitch, visited at the Golda Adair home Saturday enroute to the Sand Dunes to go Mr. Burrows home Sunday afternoon. for any Mrs. LeRoy Judd - the Cedar Chest they gave away at the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Esplin and children visited at the Horace Call Agent For LEIGH FURIilTURE 4 By Fred Lassvcil e Visitors at the F. M. Esplin home one day last week were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Evans and children of Henderson,' Nevada they are the parents of Garlands wife. In Tbs Knnib Area ' Page Three Your County Agent By Wayne Rose I yras surprised this past week to learn that there were so many dairy cows .In Kane County as there are We found people milking 30 cows in Kanab; and Long Valley and Alton have more than 100 cows. We learned of this last week when all of the dairy cows In Kane County were tested for TB. They were also checked for reVisitor at the home of Mr. and brucellosis. The .veterinarian to in order that ported week over Anderson the Dee Mrs. end were, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rob- Kane . County free of brucellosis inson and family and Margery that there would need to be a Anderson and son Raymond of considerable amout of who Las Vegas, and Mr. and Mrs. Kyhl done on range cattle. Any Anderson and family of Richfield. wish this service this spring should contact me or WTite Tom Dodds, Effie Sorensen is home from Panguitch, Utah. the hospital. We are glad she is I notice that there are a few well enough to be home. flies beginning to show up again Berl Heaton of Orderville gave this year. If those keeping cattle the Literature Lesson in Relief or horses in town would haul the Society Tuesday. manure out to the fields often it Mr. and Mrs. Dee Anderson are would help greatly to hold the going to Salt Lake Wednesday on flies down. Garbage should be business. kept in covered containers. It is Helen Fairchild, Berl Heaton, impossible to hold fly problem and Cecil Fisher are going to the down soley by use of chemical Convention Thursday. sprays. These sprays will help us State only if we observe rules of sanitation. Now is the time to beat the fly problem, not when they become numerous enough to bother. controlling flies. Its yours for the A friendly challenge from a proud distiller asking. Chlorine in tap wrater is the reason some indoor plants die. If it is inconvenient to water them with rain water, you can remove the chlorine0 by boiling tap water. Be sure to cool before using. .das? Farmer X Skimped on Weekly Hews Release from - Fertilizer, Realized Low Returns from Posture PICK Byron J. GloverUsed Recommended Fertilization; Increased Pasture u Returns used 100 Byron J. Glover of Centerville, Utah, acre on his pasture available of per nitrogen pounds and realized increased yields and profits. We left could see a difference ome test strips unfertilized-- we said. Glover Mr. of 10 to 12 inches, Fertilization really pays, Mr. Glover reports. He used USS Anhydrous Ammonia for nitrogen, and added 100 pounds of available phosphate on new on fertilizer is one of pasture. 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