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Show i ' RICH COUNTY REATER. RANDOLPH. Todays Money Making Opportunity for Egg Producers Lies in Quality UTAH. Locals ? ; Mrs. Eugene Cowleshaw and three sons from Wyo., are spending a short time In Randolph this week. Mrs. Eggs Properly Identified to Consumers Cowleshaw before her marriage was Elnora Norris. Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson, sr. and daughter of Logan,' arrived in' Randolph Thursday for several days vis' it with relatives. Postmaster and' Mrs. C. M. Reay motored1 to Salt Lake City Wednesday to ' al tend a 'postmasters convention. Miss e Madnlyn is taking care of the while they are away. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Peart motored to Ogden Monday for a few post-offic- days. Rich Peart, county panied county commissioners G. W. Wm. Rees, Morton Kearl and clerk A. W. Larson, accom- a by their wives made busi- . trip to Salt Lake City Wednes- ness THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD 90 PROOF Copr. 1940, The Old. Quaker Company, Lqwreqceburg, Indiana day. Egg cartons like this are furnished without charge to producers of eggs on the Layena feeding plan. poultrymen who produce eggs on the Layena feeding plan. But better eggs wont bring a unless they are properly merchandised and made to stand out. They obviously cannot be put into regular marketing channels along with ordinary eggs and be expected to reap an extra margin. They just wont do it. Markets for Premium Eggs There are many ways in which quality eggs can be made to produce a premium. The man who is situated so that he can retail his own eggs conveniently has an excellent opportunity . to get what his eggs are really worth, Burrell A poultry man. living near a says. suburban town large city or high-typ- e or on a well travelled .highway between two important towns has a . grand chance to market his eggs at higher prices. Is that of Another opportune set-u- p a poultryman who i& situated so that he can deliver or ship his eggs carefully graded and packed to exclusive grocery stores or delicatessen, shops.' Hotels, restaurants, milk companies, ice cream makers, hospitals, railroad dining, cars, clubs, sanitariums, private schools and colleges all these are good prospects for quality eggs when a man is equipped to produce them the year around. Produce a better egg then market it In cartons that readily identify both the source and dependability of the product! That is the money making formula for the egg producer of today, according to J, H. Burrell, Purina Mills Poultry Specialist and authority on egg production and marketing. I have never known a time when there was as much interest both in the production and consumption of quality It eggs, as now exists, says Burrell. is easy to .see why'1 this interest has arisen, letter methods of controlling egg quality have been developed. Splendid promotional efforts have succeeded In making the consumer more quality pre-miii- egg conscious. Extra Egg Income "Poultrymen who have recognized this, trend and have taken the necessary steps to cash in on it are getting 4c to 10c a dozen premium for their eggs. How have they done it? By building a high quality egg, then properly identifying it to the consumer," says Burrell. Quality egg production and timely marketing assistance have been made available to many thousands of poultry of rasers through the Purina Mills and Purina distributors, After years of research he says. Purina Mills announced a complete laying ration built for controlling the quality, flavor and food value of eggs, called Layena. Then they produced a distinctive and quickly recognized egg carton, furnished without charge to A Convenient Plan the Layena egg producing and marketing plan, every Purina dealer ha. the feed and the special egg cartons tc follow the plan. 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Day Phone 49 " Night Phone 49 or 90 Announcement! Our Attractive' 1940 Line of , ' . ) te Lady Attendant When Necessary M , 1 UTAH and WYOMING Funeral Gar Strictly ! - ; i . I Causes of Amnesia . i NOTICE I am still a Licensed , Delivered at Montpelier Cornplete $768,00 . .and up. . H . Rail-Shipq- , . , Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Phipps and children of Ogden are spending several .days with Randolph relatives his week. Mrs. W. E. Marshall and daughter Doris, were Evanston visitors Tuesday. Mrs. C. R. Ashby was called to Salt Lake City Tuesday,. Her father Mr. Engelke suffered a heart attack and j in a Salt Lake hospital., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearce and Mrs. Augustine Pearce were business visitors at Evanston Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hatch are remodeling their ranch home. Carpenter Fred Smith is doing the job. home Mearl Marshall, returned visit from several days Thursday with his cousins Wesley and Monte Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Guymon of Coalville, Utah, were in town a short time Saturday. They came for their furniture. Perhaps the hottest days of the year at Randolph were Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Birdie McKinnon visited with Mr. and her daughter and Mrs. Ivan Reese of Bloomington, on Tuesday and Wednesday.' Mrs. Eddie Kennedy was a business visitor at Evanston Tuesday. 1 1 COUPON f , j i week. I Garage ( Our low delivered prices on our New! 1940, CHEVROLETS Amnesia, loss of memory, may be caused by senility, various mental diseases, injury, shock, ort severe illness. - t out the House. G COMPARE, S , - Beds Springs - Mattresses - Carpets throught USE THIS f f , . oo n car Before you v"purchase any ' f:1 I 1 NEW KATES- o W ARN IN Tuesday. Mrs. Augustine Pearce has returned home from Montana, where she li.is , spent the past year. Youve danced to the rest, now dance to the best at 'Woodruff, Utah, Thursday, June 20. Mel Smuinsi music. Ladies, 10c, Gents, 40c. ALsq a big dance at Legion Hall, Evanston, Wyo., Saturday June 22nd. A cordial invitation is extended by the Legion. Pay what you wish. Stay home and you will stay alone. Want a good automobile? Tell Mel, Evanston, phone 21 or 834. Well still be friends. Mrs. George Groll and the new son have returned home from the hospital. Mrs. Beatrice Calvert and son Ter-ry of Kemmerer, Wyo., are visiting lelatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Richey and daughter Ruth, and Mrs. Hannah Wilson were Ogden visitors during the son-in-la- holder to 25c reduction on any room at the rates as advertized, one coupon to the room. -- fice. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kennedy were business visitors at Evanston, Wyo., at RATES 4 , 4 v.v l.v.i $1.50 to $3.00 . - V- k t v Broadway and West Temple w FREE GARAGE ( |