Show THE GARLAND LIFE Straw To be a Healthy Woman watch your Bowels! do to keep freely t A docanswer That Pepsin is so It Just suits their good for women delicate organism It Is the prescription of an old fumlly doctor who has treated thousands of women patients made a spewho and cial study of bowel troubles Dr Caldwell's Sjrup Pepsin is made from fresh luxatlve herbs pure pepeln and other harmless InIt doesn't sicken or gredients weaken you No restrictions of habit or diet are necessary while taking It ltut Its action Is thorIt rarrles off the sour bile ough and poisonous waste It does everything you want it to do It Is fine too for children They love Its taste Let them have It every time their tongues are coated or their skin Is sallow When you’ve a sick headuche can’t eat are billons or sluggish and at the times when you are most apt to be constipated take a little of this famous prescription (all druggists and keep It rendy in big bottles) you’ll know why Dr Culd well's Syrup Pepsin Is the favorite laxative of over a million women I What women shoqjd their bowels moving tor Bhould know the is why pure Syrup DaW B Caldwell’s SYRUP PEPSI IM A Doctor Family Laxative Paper From Rope kind Paper of the most delicate can he mnde from old tarred ropes Is in the potteries for transused It ferring the various patterns to the earthenware and Is so strong that a sheet twisted by hand will support a weight of one hundred pounds or more Hours Ease Muscular-Rheumat- ic Aches and Pains “ DRAW them out with a counter muscular Distressing lumbago torenets and stillness — generally respond pleasantly to good old Doctor call it a because it gets action and is not just a salve 'Musterole helps bring soreness and pain to the surface and thus gives ratural rclief You can feel how its warming action penetrates and stimulates blood circulation But do not stop with one application Apply this sooth- ing cooling healing ointment generously to the affected area ones every hour for five hours Used by millions for over 20 years Recommended by many doctors snd nurses Keep Musterole handy jars and tubes To Mothers— Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children Ask for Chib dren’s Musterole MUECKLIES Go QuicRltj From the time you make the Drat application they begin to fade like MAGIC At nil drug and dept stores or by mail postpaid $125 ana tic A copy oi Beauty Secrets FKFE C H IIKJLBX CO - iklgu Ais COULD Chlrnis NOT DO HER CLEANING Much Stronger After Tilting Lydia E Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound Feels Lankin four yeara North Dakota — “For nearly I was not in good health My is cleaning work and sometimes I could not do it I read in the newspapers about Lydia E I’tnkham’e Vegetable Compound and I have taken three bottles of this medicine I am feeling a lot work house and I outside too better and I recommend it You may use this letter as a testimonial” — Taxi Tbxnda It F D 2 North Dakota THU Medicine Ts Sold in Doth Liquid and Tablet Form Corn Stover Winter Pasture Silage Help Suggestions to sheep men for profor their stock by viding roughage amount of buying only a minimum bay are given by L A Kauffman aheep specialist for the Ohio State uni verslty Sheep require more roughage than and roughage la necessary to grain prevent serious digestive disorders be The short hay crop makes necsays essary the use of straw corn atover winter pasture and ellnge more than Is normully All of these recommended feeds may be used be advises but due to their character and effects some laxative supplement such as linseed cake must be supplied Pasturing standing corn or stalk fields when such are available also will reduce the amount of hay reIf the corn Is quired Kauffman says he beto be cut this Is not advisable lieves Better still he says Is corn allage when the farmer owns a silo a and excellent Is rough Silage cheap small with age when supplemented mount of hoy and a little cottonseed or linseed cake Three pounds of to one pound of hay Is his recommendation Where grass has failed rye may be sown In stubble to provide late full and early spring grazing Rye also Oats too may may be sown In corn be used as an emergency bay crop When cut In the dough stage oats hay to value equivalent has a feeding mixed hny he says cents Willi onts selling at 25 to KauffOhio tn northeastern bushet Ohio man suggests to southeastern aheep men thut they buy In carload Oats Is an extent growlots now Its to due for feed and sheep ing bulky character less roughage must be fed with It Comparisons of Summer and Winter Rations from the An Interesting deduction In West VirIng experiment ginia is that heifers that mnke gains In winter will make shove normal gains below normal the following summer on pasture In four comparisons of three groups of heifers— one group for two pasture seasons— that were grain and given free access to roughRge the average winter gain was 8105 pounds per head whereas the same heifers gained only 852 pounds on pasture No grain was fed on pasture Similar heifers vernged 154 pounds per head for the winter feeding periods and pounds No per head for the pasture season grain kras fed on pasture It should that the however be remembered It hand fed groups were well fed would be a mistake to deduce frour these figures thnt poor winter feeding on good pasture will be overtaken If calf Is stunted by poor winter rations It rnnnot make as good use of pasture as the more vigorous well fed calf Remedy for Vermin on Cattle Satisfactory (By W PETERS Montana Station ) A mixture of half powdered seed and sulphur along the back and over the neck of the anltnnl Is a fairly satisfactory In the winter on for lice cuttle remedy months This powder need be sprinkled only lightly tnto the hair and It does not take very much to treat one anlmnl of anbndllla l glil h of I pound of a pound flower seed and of sulphur would be stifilclent for treat Ing one anlmnl two or three times It Is best to sprinkle an animal Infested with lice once every four to six weeks through the winter months to keep the lice down H Ground Wheat for Live Stock Is Satisfactory of feeding wheat to live Advisability stock is a question which often confronts live stock feeders when the prices of corn and wheat are close together E T Robbins extension specialist at the Illinois experiment station reports that coarsely ground wheat ts worth as much or more as the same weight of shelled corn for When wheat Is 75 cents a hush-hogs and can he ground for 6 cents or less It will pay to feed wheat tnstead corn of Cheaper com however would likely he s more eco'nomh Ground wheat according to cal feed Mr Robbins has about the same value for other stock aa for hogs Sort Live Stock - It Is a good plan to sort live stock to sire and age and handle according the groups of different ages separately during the winter Better growth and of young stock will redevelopment sult If they are glvon a ration which supplies more protein and mineral matter than is needed by the older anlmRls The young stock needs mors hay or feeds which furnish legume and mineral the equivalent protein matter such as cottonseed or Unaeed raka or meal GARLAND UTAH DAIRY PLAN LOOMS Municipal GAS SHEEP REQUIRE MORE ROUGHAGE TIMES FOR frD Plant Growl NORTH m Uj I in la UTAH HELPER COMTLETE TERMINAL TOOELE CELEBRATES LAMB IS MOTIF Cedar City— Postal inspector spent a week here recently choosing a site for the proposed federal building commet the with of chamber They merce and citizens to discuss tbs various sites offered the government Trice — Members of the board of directors of ths receptljr organized Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah were the guests of the Price chamber of commerce ut a dinner recently The visit Included a tour to the asphalt quarries near Suunyslda and to one of the Carbon county mines Ogden— Turkey growers of Weber Davis and ntorgan Counties attended a killing demonstration given by Professor ltjyon Alder of the Utah State Agricultural college at the Utah Pouwarehouse ltry l'roducers’ association not killed properly are gradTurkey ed low when delivered on1 the market Mt Pleasant — Mt Pleasant owners bond have voted in favor of a $40 Issue for the punsve of installing an addition to the present hydurelectrle plant Bpringville — Building of a new fish butchery to replace the one destrojed by fire on the north limits of Spring vllle will begin soon Provo— Plans for a dairy tour of Utah county were made at a meeting of local dairymen recently The tour Is sismsored by tbe Club State Agricultural college extension service and the liuh county agents for the purpose of showing the value of the Dairy Herd Improvement association purebred hull block sanitation of barns atid of dulrynien and cooperation manufacturers of dairy products Cedar City— Members of tbe local Branch Agricultural college faculty are conducting extension courses in Ilcaver Parownn and Cedar City The courses June been uigunlzod according to the demand and so arranged that they may carry college credit Iogan— Oxer 125000 trout from the rearjrg ponds in Logan canyon are In Isigun being planted and Fork canyon streams Ogden— The new paved road leading from Death curve to West 24th htieet 1ms been opened to travel The new highway Is expected to become the main route into Ogden from Salt Luke Salt Lake — A very small gain was nmde in the population of the city In t’ e number of boys und girls of school age during the past year it Is disclosed by the census returns which give the totul school population as 34133 This Is a gutn of 180 over last year Logan— II Peterson shot a mountain lion In Blneksmlh Fprk casfl on the fourth that he has slain this year Ogden— Drilling on the Pine View dnw site is reporled as being completed Bed rock was found at depths of 111) feet and less North Ogden — Owners of a silver fox reported worth $1500 are being sought by Ogden authorities while the fox Is behind lie bars of the Jail lUverdale — Construction of a low dam across the WcbeijA-oabout one half mile east of lierels to be started at Balt Lake — Utah silver will be used in the making of tbe Lipton loving cup tho National League for Stabilized Prosperity with headquarters here has been advised The cup committee femled liy Mayor J J Walker of New York sates that the cup proiier would be made of solid gold but that Utah silver would he used in making the base final Helper — The change necessary to make Helper a complete terminal on the Denver and Bio Urande Western system zent into effect when Soldier Summit was discontinued as a terminal for helper engines and crews and Helper was established as a terminal for the district of Summit Tooele— Thousands of guest and cltizeus celebrated the “Greater Tooele Day festival" The observance wus sponsored by memliers of the Lions' club in honor of the official opening of the MHln and Vine street pavement project costing $120000 — Monroe Monroe celebrated" the “4th Annual Lamb Feeders’ Day’’ recently A tour of the best fet'd yards a lunch of lamb sandwiches a program and a dance were Included in the festivi- DETAILS INSURE EGGS IN WINTER Pullets Must Be Given Ration the pullets are to produce ta abundance of winter eggs they most ration plenty of have a room fresh air and clean litter and bo free from lice and other annoyances Their development and management during tbe critical time Just preceding and during the winter laying period requires careful attention to many details After the range has become depletswlas chard ed cabbage or other green feed should be added to the ration and continued throughout tho Green feed alda In winter months egg production and helps to prevent diseases especially colds and roup Skim milk or buttermilk lo the ration la also an aid In producing winter eggs and maintaining the health of the flock 8udden changes In feed are to be avoided Tbe house should be clean well reventilated and roomy Leghorn quire at least three square feet of floor space and six Inches of roosting The heavy breeds need more space space Pullets need a great deal of fresh air The bouse should have 15 to 25 square feet of open space In front for each hundred pullets This space Is kept wide open except in very windy or severely cold weather when It may be partly closed by lath wind bafflers The skillful poultryman will move the pullets Into winter quarters before they begin to lay and will keep them perfectly free from lice and mites and other sources of annoyance ' — If Coalville — Work has begun on the iriKtallatiuu of tbe the city water supply across the Echo reservoir Fifteen men re working on the construction Coalville — A contract for the re shingling of the Summit c runty court house was awarded to tire asphalt oi pateut shingle concern Gunnison — “Potato Day" the first colei ration of Its kind to he held iu Seller county will he held t the by potato farmers The poIn south le Tt Utah have Wen lr Ully good t(t Know what you are taking to relieve that pain cold headache sore throat Aspirin is not only effective it is olways safe The tablet stamped with' the Bayer cross is reliable always the same—brings prompt relief safely— does not depress the heart Don’t take chances get the genuine product identified by the name BAYER on the package and the word GENUINE printed in red QuickRelief! Foe rtehes eczema and all forms of itching burning disfiguring ikin irritations Bathe with Cutlmrn Soapand hot water dry and anoint with C utiriirH Ointment Relief cornea at once and healing soon follows Cuticura Preparations are essential to every household £iwf ' p' Proprietor:Seep Pettai Ointment The chickens that are fat will be the ones that will bring the highest price on the market during the holiday trade Always the fat ones are bought before the poor ones So warns D II Hall extension poultry husbandman Clemson college tn discussing the fattening of poultry for market The fattenlhg ration of birds Is very You hnve says Mr nail simple enough protein to build up muscle but the carbohydrates content should be A soft feed or mash should be high fed In order to make the muscles as The following ration soft as possible will make a good fattening food 50 pounds corn meal 25 pounds wheat bran 25 pounds middlings Mix the above with two parts buttermilk When buttermilk Is not available meat scrap can be mixed with this ration at the rate of 15 pounds per 100 and water used to moisten the mash well Young fowls stand confinement but old hens do not It is best to fatten young fowls In coops and old hens In small runs A fowl on fatten ing ration should gain from 50 to 00 per cent of Its own weight Changing Litter Often Gives Healthy Results Nature has decreed that no animal does well for any length of time closely associated with Its own excrement' Do not forget this Do not force your birds to pick over and try to eat out of Utter which Is largely composed of dust and dried hen manure Change the llttler frequently It la a labor a trouble and an expense yes but It la the only way to do If you want the beat results with your poultry Whether the floors of your house are of boards or cement do not let them become damp a ben’s kidneys throw Remember off a comparatively small amount of matter and tbe poor hen has no sweat so thnt most of the liquid glands (and she drinks a lot of water you know) la thrown off In her breath The air In a henhouse is bound to It Is be damp enongh any wayyfand the practice of a good poultryman to o arrange his floors and ventilation that dampness la kept to an absolute minimum Ultra Violet Rays Windows should be hinged so that the sun can shine directly onto the because the sunlight coming hens glass loses the ultra violet through rays These rays have the property to make the minerals In the ration availA hen apparently able has the ability to store this fnctor in her body but if she lays well and Is kept out of direct sunlight for a long time then she exhausts the supply She may continue to lay but will make only thin shelled eggs Potatoes for Hens — Cooked potatoes make a valuable addition to the ration for winter Raw potatoes are not satisfacFor best results tory for chickens they must he boiled or steamed so as to be mashed and mixed while hot with tnat amount of the laying mash that will make a moist crumbly mixture The mixture la fed as a warm masb at noon or In the evening In the amount that the hens will readily consume la about 15 or 20 minutes' time tSe and Telcom Oorporntte kUiAm 1U Ciaiicinra ©mtsneflatf Fattening of Poultry for Holiday Markets ties American Fork— Mrs SIna Nielsen 03 American Fork's oldest resident died at her home following a seven week's Illness Ogden— A Weber county chapter of the Motor Sufety League of lrah Is to be organized American lork— 120 persons have boon put to work picking turkeys for the Mendenhall and the Pudevs who are prepurlng for the r Thanksgiving market The Mendenhall have threo thousand turkeys and the Pulleys are iu possession of two thousand when buying Aspirin bo sure it is genuino Bayer Aspirin Earthquake’s Heavy Toll The earthquake in Japan occurred on September 1023 The number of lives lost was 99331 FOR COLDS-ALKALI- Reaching a Decision Jane — Why did you decide to mar ry Billy Instead of Jim? 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