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Show -- Page Eight June The Eureka (Utah) Importer THIS PETTY PACE ruckus ht The rmcF ih n. 29 1&51 Legal Notices Probate and Guardianship Notices hii ill '.or i.f the f.M-Sum Sti-iGeneral Slii,I iiWuwii tti.it li!; I'rice roller, getting swap v i!li uw r ut Heil I ok. Is ilrfk-t-.-- r - null arid void t .y Consult County Clerk orth. Itoxpw tlvo Signers further Informationfu, ly . Court nf tin1 trade laws. i ire mi Sam aims In rut tin i .hi row. liueiiy whips Ml Sam nfs l.y till papers auxt i- - thus i liif slori'h up in tin- - city cutting Die price on rleitiic ii.ixi-isand lie lias snine Land erg brati is he's hankiiing tu lot pn rlu'ap. Putter says In-- "ain't pei tered." , Success Strawberry Camp Open dix-s.i'- t in In rnrry buggy slops ax dis-an- 't cur-tain- an- - s gmi-k- ini Sq lire, i I :.rk i.i.l' a price 1 ; Low a t ; i in alone. They all tiaip.-eup to get girdles, the ikiony ones as well as the fat. Now the beanimle gals those loose look lumpy, with girdles folded around them a couple of times, and the potato sarks look like somebody Just stirred up that cheap elastic just rearranged the bulge. the potatoes Bernard Bench warmer, elder statesman and courthouse bench phllosoihrr, secs a business trend In female duds: After this buying binge In girdles is over, I predict a complete relaxation of elastic controls and further inflation, but until then, there won't be much freedom In women'a garments." terror to fifth of its The greedy pik a other fish, eating weight each day. Missionary work in the I'acifie began with Magellan's visit to the I'hillippincs in 1.121. according to the Kncycloiedm Itritannica. j AH Kinds of fople fWly Swtficw fipwfcrf The Perpetual Freshman it 100 proof Southern Comfort and really lattes good I Delicious for mixed drinks and highballs. Dm-rlo- n, mures Iiuehie continue st lt at BIG MS 3 1 . . . Mrs. Finest Hemingway plares sixth In Havana fishing ronlet with big marlin she caught. She's the wife of the author. TIIF SPORTS MATCH of the year is the engagement nf Nancy Chaffee (tennisl to Ralph Klnei (baseball) . , , Who ran pronounce these men's names? Bersrdlnn nl the Brewns, Klnsxewskl of the Redi and CastlgUone of the Plratea? . . . A Thor Rock Drills Air and Electric Tools 146 r West 2nd South ar Salt Lake City rmrsatest! retiree. ! ot I Nn'.niinl Scissor-Taile- .f.- Wil.l Flycatcher d s "Ka-cpie- ka-qi- e. e. li 608 Dooly Building MINING Salt Ukc City Plant: Saddle, Utah K3K3M CO. MMiaaHuiana ; upper Church Street in Eurtkj on the 7th day of July. A. D.. 1951 al the hour of lo:iin u.m. Description of Aninuk 1 Sorrel draft mare no brands 1 black geld. tig brand t diamond on left front shoulder. Said animals at e held by mt to secure the payment (,f $10.00 done by said animals on tb premises of May Bradley on tb months of May ar.d June, 1J51. dua-age- s , Raymond A. Jackson Sheriff of Juab County (Printed in Eureka I3exirter 29, and July 6, 1911 1. Jan climbs (mother notch ward. At the same time, he opens and closes his long, slender tail. you Watching the performance, ( kf.ditors noticf: can easily imagine that you are of Lauehie Gillii, . Estate seeing a pair of scissors held with ceased. and steadily IHiints downward Creditors will present diinn owner Their keeps snipping away. vouchers to the undersigned with them busy whether he is rising Utah on or before tin at Eureka, into the air or dropping toward 29th day of August A. D 1951. the ground. Clare Larson There are moments, though, Administratrix of estate of has Jost been when the Flycatcher rests hia FLAG . . . Party flag of Neo-NasBURN NEO-NALauehie Giilis, deceased Berlin. tail. It always hangs still and la home Hes Stern's tossed through window of Eberhnrd P. N. Anderson, closed when he perches atop a new Nasi leader. German students arc doing the tossing In protest for administratrix Attorney best is That the a fence. bush or against latest Nasi party. (Published in Eureka Reporter time Xn get a good look at him. June 29, July 6. 13. and 20, 1951i The male Scissor-Taile- d Flysults of this examination, I will catcher is light gray, with a touch Dyeing As You Wash of white at the throat and a daah appoint one principal and three alternates for each vacancy. Mary K. Dougherty. Director d of salmon pink under hia wings, on his sides, and beneath his tail. Any Utah resident, including Home Economics of Thor CorporAlmost hidden under the gray on those now serving in the Armed ation. finds that it is as easy to hia head is a tiny patch of red. Forces, should address his appli- tint curtains, bedspreads,it issli-to He is from thirteen to fifteen incation to Senator Watkins, 442 pcovers and throw mgs as rakches long, including a tail that Senate Office Building. Washing- wash them. The spinner-typ- e measures up to nine inches. The er is a natural for the process sod ton, D. C. female is smaller and a bit duller on the market have proved Applicants must be 17 years of dyes Utah residents who desire to in color. for all materials. satisfactory must and achieved not have age The summer home of the Fly- compete for an appointment to the their 22nd 1, birthday by July catcher. says the National Wild- United States Naval Academy or 1952. In Time of Soaking making application, each life Federation, is from Nebraska the United States Military AcadAs a rule, baby clothes do not should his candidate state age. to MissArthur Senator southward through Kansas, emy may apply parents and their add- need a long washing or ouri. Oklahoma. Texas, Louisiana, V. Watkins any time residence, in a washing mashine. Horess. his include inschooling and Mexico. It spends the winter prior to December 1, 1951, the formation as to hiaandmoral item will be wever, an occasional charSenator announced today. months in Central America, Beit has bees when to Senator easier Watkins wash said. acter, Senator Watkins said he would cause When they are in the states, are soaked. physical requirements one have to each fill at vacancy the Flycatchers like to live in the so high at the academies, all open country. They want a few academy for the 1952 class. should determine their No political appointments will at Hip time ot trees about, not for hiding places, fitness before going to out of the state physical subsequently be will be as use lookout said. to Senator Watkins but made," perches. the trouble of taking the examina- application, notified of the time and place of They also build their nests in trees "Those who apply for appoint- tion, Sentors Watkins said. the time and place of the Civil about fifteen feet off the ground. ment must complete in a Civil All applicants, whether in or Service examination in January. The home of a Flycatcher fam- Service examination to be conily is carelessly put together, but ducted in January. From the re the building materials are soft pieces of plant fibers. It is a warm, comfortable nest in which to lay five small, creamy eggs which are spotted with brown. It would be risky for a marauding bird to bother the eggs, because the Flyratcher likes nothing better than to dart at a larger foe and chase it away. In fact, the bird with the scissors goes out of his way at times to tease and pester other birds. It is always in fun. though, and no harm is done. While he may irritate his feathPliod ered neighbors now and then, the Scissor-Taile- d Flycatcher is a real from help to farmers. According to the National Wildlife Federation, he has a big apietite for grasshopAlso Large Selection of . . . pers. crickets, and beetles. DesELGINSandGRUENS pite his name, he eats few flies. Sometimes he goes to the ground SIIEAFFER PEN and PENCIL SETS in seareh of insects, but more often he catches them while they Columbia Tru-F- it and Feature Lock are buzzing through the air. on other Interesting information wildlife species can be obtained by writing to the National Wildlife OR the who takes Federation. Washington, D. C. Ceramics, English Bone China Cups and ITi in his golfer knit these prido dubs, snug Aids Farmers Saucers, Big and Baby Ben Clocks, Wedding mitts ta protect his pet woods. Tho Private power companies supply- mitts are made of wool yarn in a Gifts. ing electricity to farms have set simple ribbing stitch and are numaside the week of August 26. 1951, bered with Watch Repairing contrasting yarn for and Dependable as Rural F'Jeetriflcation Week. By identification. A direction quirk electhat time, spokesmen report, leaflet for KNITTED GOLF tricity will be available to about MITTS may be obtained by send15.000.000 of 15.500,000 occupied envelrural dwellings. The private com- ing a stamped, Spanish Fork, Utah panies pioneered rural electrifi- ope to the Needlework Department See Us of this Before You Buy A Gift! paper, requesting Leaflet cation, and now serve about 47 per cent of the farms using elec- No. tricity. F3cctric power is expected to fill some of the gaps in farm manpower during the defense emergency. er to ZI is Appointments to Annapolis Are Now Available iR-Uta- hi Diamond Rings as low as $67.50 Fast WEBB'S JEWELRY United States Fuel company -e SUCCESS CONSOLIDATED ' ." ." a I ; d an- Iortugucse traders first brought Footing of a baby may be made if Its shoe soles sre Christianity to Japan, according 1. mre to the EnryclojwMin Itritannica. sandpapered. O 'PLASTERING FROM BITCIPF . . . Flyscreams the Siissoi'-tailccatcher as he rises into the air. So twdHily diss he call that you might think lie was living to warn his mate of danger. Hut Ins harsh notes are part of lus flight. the Fly- with rach the following described eMray aninuk which, if not claimed and taka awav, will be SOLD AT Fl'BLir AUCTION TO THK HIGHEST CASH BIDDEB AT Carl Fid Bird Lore se-,:i- CHIEF ..Nriilii.n flip of a switch by the pilot nounced in Trice that it will again of an airplane in distress will offer a four year scholarship for automatically turn the rraft'a ra- the study of coal engineering at dio tranamitter to sending a series the University of Utah. The scholof SOS and radio signals in a re- arship is available only to the son of a coal mi nr r. cently invented device. A e Specialize in High Calcium Chemical Hydrate for Mills and Smelters FERTILIZERS James Lope, motorist from Oakland, from making suicide leap from Golden Calif., prevents I.oia Mayo called and Lope sclxcd her. as She turned photographer (ate bridge. SWFD I PK-458- 4. Tourists in the Adirondacks ran take an elevator to the 4.872-foienk of Whiteface mountain. The modern electric lift gora through the granite heart of the mountain. CHIEF BRAND II ai r HIGH CALCIUM LIME S Dame-Michlg- ... Chief Brand Lime 1 MacArthnr ban been mentioned ai the new commissioner of baseball so hell prebsbly get his sll-ewm after all . . . Ted Kaianskl, old schoolboy shortstop, has signed n contract with the Phillies for a reported bonne of IM.000 . . . Thi Tigers offrred to better even tha offer . , . The Notre grid game Nov. 1R lo n sellout, will M.EOO seats being sold fear dsyi after astro begun . . . Babe Dldrtk aoa, best of the lady golfers, sayi women canid never play the garni as well aa men . . . Erie Cocke. Jr., Ameriran Legion commander thinks he will be rhooen new base ball cemmlasloner The poll vanltlng parson. Bob Rlrbards, se a new British and European rrr erd recently with n leap of 14 . Gil Khdges wan a shortstop li ut Independent Pneumatic Tool Co. notice of half: or f:ktriv' ( J of I STATE OF UTAH COUNTY OF JUAB S8 I have in my posseiwion sec- southern are low for thix season of the year A continued drought in these ureas may ser- Gillix. J . - the fc;li populations, Readied Ground ramp announces the Direct., r emiiplelion of the two sNrtsmen'H camp grounds ut the Strawberry lleservoir t'mler agreement with V' the Strawberry WateniH Assoc- 4 . t . V v' lalinri. these camp gm Hilda have jT snorts- been bllilt to nrconimli men utilizing this urea r V TF- 3Y v iK and fishing. One camp ground is just off the highway at the north-eaof the reservoir. The lower camp is located just south west of the Strawberry Dam on the site of the old. original camp grounds. WON'T GO HOME . . . W'Udlmlr Poland's top tennis Both camps tire fenced, both have Kkonrckl, and player, says he won't go home a boat slip, spring water facilities. toilet of from Parin, because political The Director feels that the reasons. need for camps satisfy a long-fecamping facilities in the Straw-ts-r- y All in the Game: area. Automatic gates will tie installed at both camp sites in TIIF BRAVES have Inone of t h e the near future. Department spopayrolls the M. kesmen urge the cisiperation of , . . If yon wont to worh toward the sportsmen in maintaining landing a job in the m n J r s. these camps in a clean and orderly dgn nith the tit. Uula Brawns first manner. slid worh np, ns did Yrrn Stephens Al Zarilla, Fills Kinder, Jerry lrld-dy- , and others, who used the lowly Brownies ns n sort of farm club , . . After losing 30 ont nf 30 games to the Vanhs Including II straight, the Indians seem to have napped the Jinx , . , Cleveland fans hrgged the management to buy I.o-p. . , General Manager Franh lane, shrewd trader. Is given credit for assembling the White Sox . . . The AFT. Is considering nnioniclng pro uthletea . . . The foal punch, bout which murh ndo Is made. Is not covered very definitely In basing rules . . . Jersey Joe Walcott has had more shots al the heavyweight crown than any other fighter hc'a now In training for a July 10 kout with F: Charles . . . Featherweight champ Kandy Saddler KO'ed Alfredo Trada recently In Buenos Aires to brgln n South American tour, Best Wishes . (Published in Eunkii Reno.. June 22. 29. July i3. 195 arc still bring In Id in the lialeher.es tu replenish the watera of the State as the mason goes n. Me feels that, while the early suche cess of the opening cannot iiiHiiitaiiu-il- , the Department is making every effort tu maintain a lestiH'king pi'ogiiiin at its max- In. P. N. Andetson, Attorney for aiiniinNtratnx fish tin- Htliifoii. i .1. Perry Egan that ample slm ks of legal imum level. Mod wateis of tion of tin- State ( 23rd tiny of Aug ist Clare Iirs.iii Administratrix or cst:ite in. r iously cffei Preston wua the first English town, outside Iainilon. to have gas lamps in its streets. They were installed in 1815. 100 PROOF LIQUEUR South, m Comfort Corp. St. lo.b come TO eased. . Creditors will wiih vouchers to ,.1(fnl undorfi at Eureka. l.t.-H- on or befur, icnii!s of tmns of tin state except umal fishing F. ( e Kidd ri jMirtn coining in, ax well actual pm tu ipJition by Impart- anil his mint ciiipnriiiin. employers .shows tile recent see Sam rutting j.ru-- i s on (ipcnirif: of the t'tali fishing sea- Mudrl-In have been the most sneers- magnetos mid other i.eiv stock. If Sam tries any n.orr ful opening in yc.us. hlcal wealh- storking polccattiiig," llank swans. 'Tve er plus a eciinpri-hriisiiliter-iimiiiis got Miiiic slick auiyinol.ilc program were two of the I ran fetch frnm tin' back lactntx ill this success. room at creek bnltom price's." From tin Cache Valley section Dclnt: iilr. oil the north to the southern ee- Squire Glaclmouiy moneylender In i ahni.ts, figures a real plica fall won't rnmu until Sam starts cutting staples like ling and mol;. mis instead of jowl anil luxuries like egg Mr f Opening of Fishing Season Termed u-i.- NOTH Estate of Lam DEASON AND NICHOLS Assayert and Chemists 160 So. West Temple Street Salt Lake City I, Utah |
