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Show FRIDAY, DECEMBER THE PAYSON CHRONICLE; PAYSON, tlTAH 5, 1930 SgWUSBi sales division repotted. several counties in the Keystone state reported 190,000 showroom visitors. C TCD AU DirilT CIHC - Th Rlllill ullL, city of Cleveland reported 59,000 Telegrams from dealers and field days is expected to compare favorSun ad Buf-visitors, si 11 Antonio, with 20,000 niliar period during j any officials n parts of the country ably BEST FOR YOUR HEART f reported a larger crowd than last a normal year. n excellent cross-.su.offering ion of and Chicago wired that apprais-- l par, A particularly significant f t the publk attitude, reveal that desR toss in bed all night and j us exceeded last years figums. H. J. Klmgler pite general business conditions unus- of the renorts retching on light side, try simple 1 he reception the new car recieved j sleep and general sale- - manaual buying enthusiasm is being u j gylcerin, the lent etc. saline, throughout substance country (Adlerika) ger, reveal that public interest in played. offic-jjuof 8ttements Chevrolet ONE dose relieves stomach to confined is car new the not intue-any1 is t Iartkular centering on the at business conditions during GAS ae-'- 8 pressing on heart so you sleep new sport models in the line, as well n section, but seems general the'111 year were due primarily to a sound all as the new eominereial cars winch ate j ross the country. Not only in night. Unlike other medibut in the smaller ("fryers strike," and what an upward cine, Adlerika acts on BOTH const nitty ST'niiiuiig fur a larger larger centers upper communities. and lower bowel, removing poisons prupuit: 01 ea h years output. Chevrolet advansed this move, marked by crowed for several days, and Tin price i e .actions, coupled with you never knew were there. Relieves enthusiasm displayed. buying .size' increased and improvements the constjpation in 2 hours! Let Adler-ik- a atruitetito dealer showrooms crowds A dealr in a small Kansas town cleanse your stomach and bowels second only to the att- 'reported that, because of the large i st.nia.ei as and see how good you feel! City endance during the early showing of 'number of rural visitors, a count of thousands of people directly dependent Drug Co. the new sx at the time of the change-ove- r attendance at his showrooms the nrkj a livlihood. tilt upon the company for from the car in day evceeded the populartion of deOne of the largest and most suc1128. Many point reported a greater town. Great Falls, Mont, dealers, Lee Carson, who has been at the cessful dances of the year was held number of appnaisah than in any spite fourteen inches of snow, reported week et;aal pyson General Hospital following an at the Bon Ton in previous year, and when the tabula- attendance for the first Payson by the ever a orders of new that comago. is made tion of year operation was able to be moved to his popular Ralph Migliaccio and his Chibeing ' ' The Harrisburg zono, compriiing home Tuesday afternoon. cago Orchestra. pleted the mark tor the first fifteen booked, Chevrolet To Produce 60,000. Cars A Month -t rat Control Rodents in Sod Orchards Ju Pointed indications of a resumption Nof buying interest throughtoi.t tit' 4 nation are manifest here toduy n hundreds of repot ts on file at the home office of the Chevrolet Motor Company revealing that the cpti, accorded the new Chevrolet Fix during the early days of the national ho jng had only one parallel in th ln- -i ory of the company. To meet the needs of deal. is, tm -- manufacturing organization eon-iing of twenty domestic plants is workeh ing on a tentative production .- for the month of November of mur than 60,000 cars. Despite the fact that this is a high goal for the mrnth the output of cars has already fallen behind orders already considerably -- Mice Are Especially Harmful to All Kinds of st , four-cylind- i TOE MEW C DX HflMLETT V V Strikingly beautiful, fleet and smart a masterpiece of Wisher styling A deeper luxuriously cushioned. windshield and wider windows give belter vision for both driver and passengers. And beautiful new hardware, of modern design, lends final note of charm. Fishers sjperiority been more strikingly ixemplified than in the beautiful tew bodies of the Bigger and Bettei Chevrolet Six I Working with the added advantage The greater quality and beauty e of a lengtlened wheelbase, Fisher t he new Chevrolet-Fishbodies have designers lave been able to achieve Coupe Chevrolet neu the viewof Sport a counterpart in the many improveIn the nev Chevrolet a degree of Front ments which have been provided in the chassis of this smartness, comfort and impressiveness hitherto considered exclusive to cars far higher in price. Bigger and Better Six. Among these Improvements are a longef, deeper, stronger frames easieF steering! a Inside and out, you will discover scores of refinements durable clutch; a quieter, smoother-shiftin- g coach-wor- k. car as a masterpiece of modern that stamp this transmission jnd engine refinements which make the artistie-bbeen have and Radiator, headlamps new Chevrolt a ear you will be happy to drive as and attractive create an to tically grouped unusually well as prot to own. distinctive ensemble. Mouldings sweep back from the The Bigger fed Better Chevrolet Six Is now on display graceful new radiator in an unbroken line to blend with in our showooms. See it today drive it and learn the smart new body contours. And new colors, in carefor yourself that it is the Great American FeJweJ fully devised combinations, lend a new Individuality. t er ar AT NEW LOW PlfcllCES The Phaeton The Roadster Sport Roadster with rumble seat 510 475 495 The Sport Coach with rumble seat Coupe Standard Standard Coupe Sedan Standard Five- - Window Coupe .... Special Sedan $ . . . 575 635 650 SPECIAL EQUIPMENT EXT&i Chevrolet Trucks from $355 to $695. All pricel b. Flint, Mich. Thou finds of fruit trees are girdled every year by mice in New York stale. .They are especially serious iu sod orchards. Through the of the United Stales bureau of biological survey, the college of -- agri-cultui- and the farmers' organizations, it Is now possible to obtain ready-mixepoison bait lo kill the mice. This will he a great convenience for fruit growers, and it is expected that many will use lids opportunity to poison mice with so linie trouble, says Prof. Joseph Oskamp of Cornell university. The bureau In explaining its expeA rience quotes the foliowing fable: man long ago recommended for a certain ailment a certain suit. Of those who suffered and heard him, JO per cent used the suit. Then he suggested that they dissolve the salt In water whereupon 75 per cent used the salt. He staled proportions, four and a half ounces of suit in nine and a third quarts of water and 00 per cent used It. He recommended that the water first be boiled and 30 per cent used It. When he said that the solution should be strained through muslin, 15 per cent used It. He finally Indicated distilled water for the solution, and then nobody used it at all. Each modification had been sound and wise and he was much disappointed. Then he gave his solution a name and made It up himself, and everybody used It. The experience of this man hus been much the same us the department's experience with recommending formulas for preparing poison bait to control mice In orchards. Such recommendations have been made for many years, but the proportion of fruit growers who have adopted the methods has remained small, because the formulas were some trouble to prepare. New York orchardists used the ready-mixeprepared bait successfully last year for the first time and results indlcnte that this year many more orchardists will use It. The college says that orchardists who are interested in getting a supply of tills poison bait prepared iu Idaho, should get in touch with their county agricultural agent. d d Interiors, too, are exceptional every way. The new mohair broadcloth upholstery is tailored with exceptional smartness. Seats are wider and deeper and more In the entire field of modern coach-cra- ft no symbol has come to mean more to th: buyer of a motor car than Body I y Fisher. And never has Emit Trees. Find Wilt Resistant Varieties of Alfalfa WUt resistant alfalfa varieties have been developed which will enable many farms to have the crop that otherwise would not be able to grow It, according to Dr. Benjamin Koehler of the University of Illinois. . Government Investigators and experiment station research workers have made selections from a strain of Turkestan alfalfa that has a high resistance to wilt disease. Apparently the resistant varieties are also hardy. Until there is sufficient seed for farmers to use It In quantity there are four things that will enable .farmers to keep the disease from spreading to unaffected fields; 1. Fields should not be rpplanted to alfalfa after there lias been wilt in the previous crop. 2. Alfalfa should not lie cut while It is wet with dew or ruin. 3. New fields should be planted so that water CHimot run from wilt infected land to new planting. 4. When a new and an old field are to he cut at about the same time cut the new first, preventing any possibility of carrying the disease to the new crop. Variety of Soils Will Produce Soy Bean Crop Soy beans muy he grown on a wide range of soils, from light sands through thp loams to the clays, doing better on the heavier louins, drought resistant and yet producing good crops on heavy soils, provided water does not stand In the soli for any length of time. Frequently they give good response to applications of lime yet satisfactory crops are grown on many acid soils when they are properly supplied with phosphoric acid and potash. As the soy bean Is a warm weather plant nothing Is gained by seeding the crop until the weather has become settled and danger of frost Is passed. Planted at the same time as corn for silage, satisfactory results are ob-- i tained. If seed Is not desired, the crop! being grown only for soiling, silage, or; bay, seed may bo sown as late as' July 1 and good yields will be ob-- ' tained. I Traps Painted Green Capture Most Beetles1 j ITS WISE TO CI1 SK A S I X SHULER MOTOR CO. PAYSON, UTAH Traps painted green proved most effective in a series of tests conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture to determine if Japanese beetles have color preferences. Forty-fou- r traps were used in the test which lasted for 16 days. For every 100 beetles captured In the green trups, traps painted other colors caught beetles as follows: Brown, 93; yellow, 89; red. 81; blue, 76; orunge, 70; iinpiiinted, 69; white, 03; Indigo, 60; black, 52: purple, 50. Four traps were painted ey h color, and four were left unpainted. Dining the test each trap was moved to a new spot every other day, so that no color had ao advantage ovei mnihcr in respect to location. |