Show THE GARLAND (K? pdEveiii$ GARLAND UTAH II W"1 H III H mi BUTTONS AfrD BUCKLES ADORN GARMENTS FOR SPRING WEAR U Daddy's TIMES I I I I H I I I I I I I I I H I'1 11 11 11 I 1 i i Fairy Tale SUGGESTS THREE GRAIN MIXTURES jyvxttGmm boncr wxdni — Don neglect your child’s COUGH or COLD rTRYthi midet'4counlerirr!tant' Good old Musterole now mj milder for babies and imall children So Plf?santt0 use n1 ° reliable— apply Children i Musterolcfrealytothe affected area once every hour Jor five hours I hat’ the afe sure treatment that million of mother and leading doctor and nunc recognize and endorse Musterole get action because it is a not just a salve —it penetrate and itimulates blood circulation helps to draw out infection And pain That’ why famous blend of oil of mustard camphor menthol and other helpful ingredient brings relief naturally Keep full strength Musterole on hand for adult and Children’s Musterole for the little tot thi fr JOTA THE CAT Corn Oats Bran and Cottonseed for Dairy Cows other day Jota the cat was There Is really no reason w’hy Jota should ever feel hungry for he gets so much 'good food all the The hungry 'JSiJESMS a wi-- i :rj - t U- pearl buttons slides are high style spring by In this couturiers leading Designcountry and abroad ers are enthusiastic about he fashion possibilities of befirst au se It provides wide both to black and vhlte and vivid colorings to wntrast or harmonize with he color and texture of the ubrlc tt trims and second ecause It Is a genuine which cannot be foliated Both from a useful and Have It” “Now an ornamental standpoint the spring style program emphaticalla saucer In the pantry with some y declares tbe Importance of button milk in It Buttons especially lend a brightness He knew because be had left It and new Interest to active and specthere himself when he bad found It tator linen sportswear in cotton quite Impossible to eat anything more bemberg weaves and tha shantungs How he did wish now that he bad new worsted and allk costumes taken all of his mlllf at dinner time buttons Gleaming Now he couldn’t get Into the pantry and a bnckle In matching color tones It seemed as though everyone must the attractive sports He couldn’t find anyone to distinguishes be out model In tbe picture This gay and come and open the door for hfnr and of a coatnme la fashioned no one to whom he could give s hint stunning whipped twill of bemberg and silk In of what he wanted The generous uses of red and whit It was especially tad because he buttons which so enhances this smart knew there was milk In the pantry outfit Is Indicative of the new trend and If only the family were home be Note the unique neckwould simply have to give little purline novel scarf arrangement! being near stand and sounds the pantry another outstanding characteristic of ring door the mode He went out on the front steps and Speaking of the existent flair for looked up and down the street sometimes decoration He went a single buckle or slide of unusual Not a soul was In sight one saw and no the on back porch design Is the only trimmings used but In the garden with extreme eflfectlirenes always He got up on a chair In the dining In slides Lustrous room and looked out of the window but still he couldn't see anyone And then he decided that he was stupid — that If children and grownups could open a door a clever cat should be able to do so too Then he had an Ideal Yes Jota had a real Idea He went Into bis master’s study and upset the basket Then he pushed It into the dining room and along toward the pantry door Wheu be had finished pushing the i'basket and when It was right up by he turned It upside down tbe door and climbed upon It “There” thought Jota “now I have OTHEH-o- buckles and being featured as ornamentation for Thousands of men and women act as unpaid observers of the United States weather bureau Thanks to the services of these persons dally weather records are maintained at nearly 5000 places in this country and In many cases the records have been kept with hardly a break for 50 years or more by an individual observer or by members of the same family These records are sent monthly to Washington and serve as the raw material from which climatic statistics are prepared for all parts of the country The bureau supplies to each observer a a maximum thermometer for registering the highest temperature of the day a minimum thermometer which registers the lowest and a wooden thermometer and screen or shelter The observer reads his Instruments once a day — usually about sunset — and enters the readings In his register together with a record of various special weather events such as frosts thunderstorms tornadoes auroras and opti- t i i i i ! Army of Unpaid Observer of Weather t cal phenomena IlmESfiON GOES— QUICKLY PLEASANTLY When you suffer from heartburn it's usually too gas or Indigestion The much acid In your stomach quickest way to stop your trouble Is A with Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia many spoonful in water neutralizes times Its volume In stomach acids — The symptoms disappear instantly five minutes Milk of Magnesia Try Phillips’ and you will never allow yourself to If Is suffer from again with doctors standard the Your drugstore has Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia with directions for use in in 25c and generous 50c bottles Around Right End “Have you got your horse paid yet?” “Almost Two more payments he will belong to the chap bought It from the fellow I sold to” — Syracuse It" for and that him Too Bad Alice— Don't worry dear You have host of friends Mae—Yes but so few of my friends are hosts a Every normal man likes to work but no normal man likes to work all the time not thinking of another vacation either Woman’s Dreaded Forties PHYSICIANS call this "Menopause” It is the dreaded period Change of Life Women should face this period with health or dangerous symptoms may appear Thi is the time when deficiencies in general health must be helped Every woman approaching middle age should take Dr Pierce's Favorite bon that splendid herbal Prescrip tonic af Prescription contain £tT packape a Symptom Blank Fill out tho Blank and Pierc’ CUnic Buffalo N Y E“rD?Dr' FREE mod cal advice PARKER’S i Baow Dandro Stop ti air F altto Imparts Color ad B msty to Gray and Fad 4 Half tod at UniftMU ihrm Wka PatcugurW T FLORESTON — SHAMPOO for use in eonnoeUon with Park er'iHair Balaam Make th wrsoft and fluffy 60 ewntj hy mail or aldru- Biacuz Chemical Wrttjta Patchopue NY JLj Idol WU Salt Lake Cit No And he had! He opened the door with his two front paws turning the knob until It was undone and he could push the door open Then he moved the basket away There was the milk and went Inside In the saucer and Jota had a nice drink Bnt the family were so proud when they came home and fonnd what their clever Jota had been able to do They told everyone about It and from the way things were they could Just see how he had thought It all out —all by his cat self! Ho Might! A small boy astride a donkey was taking some supplies to an army camp during the World war and got there just as a detachment of soldiers preceded by a band was marching past The lad dismounted and held the bridle of the donkey tightly In his hand “Why are yon holding on to your brother so hard?” asked a group of soldiers who were standing near and wanted to tease the country hoy “I’m afraid he might enlist” said the lad without batting an eyelash Crooked Houses Visitors to the town of Droltwlch England are apt to think their eyes In the are playing them main street all the houses on one side appear to be fulling oer backwards whilst on the other side they seem to be falling over onto their face This peculiar sight Is a result of the constant pumping that is carried on In extracting the brine under the town thus causing the foundations to drop and the houses to slant Brighteit Girl Little Jane was in the first grade One work and’ was doing excellent with her day when she as talking Jine he school about daddy who Is the brightest girl in your room?” are looked up and then “There She threw i t oX us” Feeding dairy cows rations that make for economical ullk production Is one sure way to cut high feeding costs states 8 M Salisbury specialist ln animal husbandry at the Ohio State university who suggests that the moat economical grain ndxture under present prices consists of corn meal oats bran and cottonseed When alfalfa hay Is available he recommends that the grain mixture be made up of three parts each of corn oata and bran with one part of cottonseed But If clover or mixed hay Is fed tbe ration might be modified to 2 parts each of corn oats and bran A and 1 part of cottonseed meal good grain mixture to feed with timothy hay consists of equal parts of corn oat bran oil meal and cottonseed meaL These rations may be fed with or without silage at the rate of 1 pound for each 5 or 4 pounds of milk produced Tbe moat practical method of providing a grain ration for diary cattle rala to feed one of the suggested tions to the entire milking herd irdlng to Salisbury If one cow tend to become fat and her milk production fulls off too early tt Is well to add a little extra high protein feed to her ration This has a tendency to stimulate milk production rather than the accumulation of fat If another cow Is milking heavily and baa a tendency to become too It la best to add extra corn thin and oats or other high carbohydrate Attractive Sport Modal feeds to her ration It Is not practical be potnta out to attempt to umph were confined to the boudoir make a separate grain mixture for and the beach but nowaday cow each modern pajamas are tiaveling about As there are about 87X1 pound of “in most everywhere society” Vert table gadabouts have these trous- water In every 100 pounds of milk and as a cow consumes three pounds ered modes become From the boo of water for every pound of milk she dolr and the beach they are venU essential that sht drink turing out Into all sorts of new en produce It water plenty of Salisbury say In vlronment — at the dance If you please cold weather water cups In the barn and In the drawing room where a hostess pajamas fashion's elite Is ac- are oftentimes responsible for a 10 In milk proto 13 per cent difference cepting them with utmost enthusiasm To piny this role of hostess and duction dine and dance pajamas successfully t these trousered and Measuring Efficiency of modes are affecting the airs and Task Cow Is the grace —of xnmdy's most beguiling Electricity's latest task la a boon to Io fact at times the resemfrock the dairy Industry In tbe laborablance Is puzzling Coming this spring and summer the tories of the College of Agriculture stage Is all set for ultra modern pa- University of California at Davis Calif there baa Just been completed jama fashions as charming and styled In which the a “respiration chamber” as cleverly to occasion as the graceful m Ids pictured efficiency of a cow may For the attractive In fact procostume on the seated figure the de- be tested electrically visions are made for tests on two cows at one time The animals are provided with comchambers fortable stalls la milked and and are fed watered cleaned under careful laboratory condition The feed la weighed the water Is analyzed and tbe air In the Is cooled chambers and humidified Attendants who enter the chamber at regular Intervals must pass through an air flock auxiliary chamber to prevent air leakage The breathing of the animals measured by an elaborate “mechanical lung” device caled an “aspirator" designed and built by Doctor Kleiber classion the staff of the college fier In the basement under the respiration chamber separates tbe waste The entire equipment U products nbout three times tbe size of a large motor bu and It cost nearly three times as much “Wi? time But anyway he did feel hungry He wanted something In the pantry and the pantry door was closed The dining room door was a kind of door he could push open but the pantry door was one of those horrid doors which had to be undone in some mysterious way lie had often watched the family use their hand and their fingers In some way to turn the knob of the door nnd when they did that the door opened But he couldn't do It himself and now that he wanted to go Into the pantry It wasvery hard He knew ierfectly well there was M Small Sally Ses Latest Dairy Cows Rustling in Stalk slgner selected pale yellow triple georgette of bemberg It brings Into play several details which make for chic this season There for Two Naw Pajama Coataoi delicate shapes Irrldescence are and natural rainbow by being employed fnahlonlsts to fasten belts for afternoon and evening wear especially In connection with the very and chic ensemble for the formal dinner pajamas and hostess gown An admiring audience at a recent spring style allow of note was pac banned with a dinner rticularly ensemble of pale green satin crepe of bemberg with a Jacket of lame tissue In green and gold the same ornamented at tbe belt with a green mother of pearl loin flower Leading Parisian coutourlers are with combined high lighting grays Exquisite pink coloring ornrimenlation In the way of tllde and buckles Is blended ion with this fabric tone 'with striking effect Tb Pajama Costume Speaking of the pajama costume was when Its scenes oL tritime leading formal neckstance the line also tbe wide revers and of special style significance are the flowing likewise the circular-cu- t rufsleeves fled drape Fashion ntso bestows a smile of apdinner paproval on the toodernlstlc jama ensemble posed to thi right In trousers the Illustration its strous satin are styled of pale green and silk of bemberg The J ckel Is of Irme tissue In green and gold fastened with a gleamtts flower ing of formal pajamas In the Instance model dsl ed for dina fascinating nerparty wear Is shown imdeof black lace the tiers of flounces and nilder decol elage makthe oiT ing It look Just like a dres silks of extreme elpgance printed contribute their beauty mid formality to the pnjima mode designers In tleir styling the very self as details afternoon nme distinguish nnd evening frocks C1IE1UE NICHOLAS (£ 1J1 Weatern Newspaper CBtoa) Fields for Soy Hewletts' Jams Homs Fruit Home Sugar Home Labor ' Best Quality GASOLINE WINTER Starts like a Flash T la eaMi “The UN 11 Still thaw help Mtia” Wareheaee fall Shelve precalaa to Ml wha capaaltv th eafet there ' lea protect ' to he aaM hart time fat tha hack (raaa “Bare hWerti” be jraar Baker all Graeer Betrher to YOU to atort the weNe Irek EMMA A BBOUCH MR Net hi wallinp Shave La Thi wlU ceapoa kriap BOOK FREE GARDEN It Hew Mia PORTER What an4 Whew CO WALTON LAKB SALT Uteh UTAH CITY Nare Year ASdreea KDYLl Vitanut Exerei Health tvndocrtdy vary morning ‘GOLDEN in COLOR 10 K 8 Li Tueeday CXHIXNjnQUAlJIT aiornln at ltiSOi KLOi Every morning at 10:1S FBOGRAMS TUNE IN ON VITANUT Year Aek APEX HAIR Brattle Fer OIL FBOPUCT INTEBMOUNTAIN AN C f ’fi: atoii 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