Show r HIE GARLAND WewDuMi Land Howe About: TIMES UTAH GARLAND Novelty Is the Word for Velvets Dj CIIERIE Smoking Newspapers Country Towns Entrancing are the accounts of the methods farmers' modern turkey The "production In line” of more and better turkeys Is astounding It appears the Incubators are set at work at the precise moment to bring them to maturity at Thanksgiving and later ones for Christmas and New Year’a From pen to pen the gawky bird makes his progress until be Is ready for shipment No doubt along with the methods of standardization Including branding the turkey with Indelible Ink or trademarked like the citrus fruits they now load him with to endless conveyor belt end whisk him through the dressing processes with elaborate heed to scientific mas NTCIIOLAS By ED HOWS AM an Inveterate smoker but get no pleasure out of the habit I have never owned a satisfactory pipe used a tobacco that did not bite my tongue or been able to find a satisIn smokSometimes factory cigar ing an old pipe now I become as sick as i did when a boy learning the filthy hab'L Lately I tried and the nuisance of quitting quitting was no greater than the nuisance of I In fact a little less smoking shall try the plan on some other of have long my bad habits since preached that practice of good habits la easier than practice of bad ones I 1 - t Justice to myself I And I cannot all the Interesting thing In th newspapers The editor and reporters have become as entertaining aa (he moving pictures the radio but 1 Polder and the Ijsselmeer by National Ofiyraphlo Society D C — Washington Service Prepared the recent completion of dike shutting out sen the Zuider Zee (South sea) becomes a called the It Is a nicch lake smaller body of water because f"i0000 acres of the old Zuider Zee bed are being reclaimed to furnish needed land for The Netherlands’ fast growing population The Zuider Zee Itself wa? a small lake fed by a mouth of the Rhine river In days discharging Its surplus water through four or five email creeks Into the North sen Later It spread Itself over the surrounding region Nobody could prevent Its flooding Its way from the center outward nor could through swampy country anybody In those days keep the North sea from plunging Its breakers Into the creeks undermining their banks and widening their channels Cut the area of dry land between the slowly rising lnke and the narrow strip of sand dunes along the North sea shore never large enough to feed soon an population became too small for comfort Besides by conquering others some of the warIn ring counts and barons succeeded assuming authority over parts of the country large enough to crystallize the to and necessary nuclei try experiments In wholesale engineermile WITH 20North ing were put About the time mntters right In the western part of the counthere was a succession of gales and when they from the northwest had calmed down take FIpvo (for so ns called) and the North sea had It combined Into an Inland sea- covering an area of about 1000000 acres from dilnvlnl two which hilltops only emerged: the Islands of Urk and The narrow belt of sand dunes bad been broken Into a string of small Islands by deep and widening channels through which the tidal streams surged In and out every 24 hours There the Dutch were with a yoifng and spirited Mediterranean right In the place where every other has Its center! country They Made an Inland Sea “What are we to do with It?” people asked one another on that memorable when at last the morning February Itself reasserted Azores and the sun rose over a choppy sea covered with the timber and straw of — In those went houses as houses many days— and a lot of bodies too The flooded area had been a densely popuof country stretch lated yielding splendid crops quite In a natural way Of course they could not do anyZuider Zee thing with their (South sea) tut they took Jolly good care at least that It did not grow Into around dam a an ocean They put big It right on the spot where the water had been highest and tried to forget their quarrels when a fresh string of was felt moving across depressions Atlantic They kept their dike In order before all other things and even muddy from time to time reclaimed banks and bays and what are called of “wheels”— e the circumference on the Inside of a eddies forming flooded stretch of higher land map of 14X with Comparison of one of 1900 discloses that a lot had h been done by those gangs of and modern— and by medieval winds carefully the southwesterly Dutch to turn trained qualmills to restore a streamllne-likity to the ragged boundaries of the Zuider Zee at least For five or six centuries Dutch engineers had to be content with keeping the Zuider Zee within bounds try f agement Now let the Idaho turkey farmers read of what our ancestors saw whea the world was young Felix Walker coming Into Kentucky narrates: “So rich s soil we had never sees before Covered with clover in full brown the woods were alive abound lng In wild game Turkeys so numerous that it might be said there appeared but one flock universally scattered in the woods" Let the mass production experts beat that if they can I Those who bandy the name of connoisseur of the pleasures of the table to shame our American bill of fare would do well to quote his chapter on the American turkey and how he ts hunted and cooked — Cincinnati Enquirer In read Th the Improving disdrainage system of the tricts Between wars they amused themselves by thinking out plans for of water for reversing the circulation thereby exactpurposes of Inundation ing watchdog service as It were from “the savage wolf gnawing st the heart of Holland” as some poet puts It In this way they got rid of a good many armies not by drowning invading them— merely wetting them thorough ly say up to the armpits Start of th Reclamation Resides keeping the dikes In repair scheme stll) In tinder the existence those Seventeenth century Dutchmen tried reclaiming hays and but Jakes rather clumsily at first gaining experience as tlm ork went on and win and menu were he U nr b'g Improved gradually ’akes runner Deemster and Once Were the Zuider Zee and Wornier lying to the north of Amsterdam were attacked and drained by wind power only The biggest lake of them all (to the southeast of the center of the bulb growing district the withstood all efcity of Haarlem) forts of the wlnddriven ptjraps to the end It was only after the steam engine had been developed into an efficient power plant that the fertile bottom of this lnke was added between 1848 SB to the “ground floor” of Dutch territory and sold or given to colonists from different parts of the country Though the first daring plan for the Zuider Zee’s reclamation appeared In 10(17 the work of draining this huge lake even as late as 1850 would have been as stiff a feat of engineering si driving a tunnel through St Gotthard or bridging Niagara falls with planks on trestles But engineers and statesmen began to speculate about the Zuider Zee and to weigh the pros and cons of the problem the Zuider Zee would Reclaiming Include the building of a obviously big Inclosing dam (to avoid draining the Atlantic) on a mud bottom right across the sea and the establishment of pumping units capable of swallowto the last drop the ing permanently of the Rhine waters mouth feeding the Inland sea and dissome point where them at charging they could do no harm Fertilizers were discovered and Improved upon and the way to the sandy was wastes In Drente and Gelderland opened to more than a million Dutchfor a living Holland men clamoring of an Industrial saw the beginning era and so another million or so found a bicycle and a bread and cheese home waiting for them on leaving the Five millions there were now factory but the sixth wag growing and a seventh must be reckoned with In a near future More Land Needed the Netherlands Like Manhattan had become much too now really crowded Only In the Netherlands It was not room for shops and offices It was homewanted that people and arable land steads economists pointed out that something would have to be done Why not get the Zuider Zee bottom ready to receive the eighth million? In Dr C Lely the Dutch nation In 188(1 found the man It needed to turn It from Its phnse of fitful speculating Into one of definite prospecting — and so on to the final execution of his comto connect plan of 1S91 prehensive with Friesland North Holland by a heavy dam 00 yards wide and 20 miles waters the In length of the separating to North sea and the Zuider Zee close four of the most fertile parts of the resulting basin by smaller dams staand to put several big pumping tions to work to finish the reclaiming - job Because of the Impossibility of drainr ing the entire Zuider Zee a called lake Ijsselmeer after the River IJssel which Its water Into It would be discharges suffered to remain In existence among the four polders to be reclaimed was Doctor Lely a gifted engineer of public work when the minister Dutch government by an act of par1918 14 to of decided June liament Oa acput his plan Into execution folcount of the economic depression lowing the World war very little progress was made during the first few But some kind of stability In years prices though on a much higher level was than anybody could have expected and work was about 1925 reached started In real earnest two years later Though at first It had been Intended the four polders to start reclaiming areas) only after the (reclaimed this closing dam had been completed As a plan has been abandoned since matter of fact the Northwest polder and had been completely embanked drained toward the end of 1980 This la the only one of the new polders that the other three has been reclaimed will be ready about 195a The Big Dam In 1930 consisted only of a few artificial islands where the sluices were In course of construction on The Inclosing dam was completed of May 28 1932 amid a pandemonium The Dutch nasirens and whistle was broadcast around tional anthem at 12:55 during the ex the continent pcctart pause befure the last bucketful of clay fell Splashing Into lb obt have my living to earn so I must cut dowo on my reading as I have been to cut down on smoking compelled liquor society and other of the more agreeable things A woman In my town was born In Keokuk Iowa and lived there until Kanshe came a bride to Atchison sas (my country town) where she has Keokuk is her outlived to old age side world It bounds all her reminiscences And she tells Borne Interestabout Keokuk ing stories Lucy who married Worthington Henry Clews the noted banker lived there as a girl and now has a palace In the most exclusive colony In Newport this country (according to a certain which sells for a dollar a magazlue copy) Rupert Hughes lived there as a boy In fact the Atchison woman I once atgave him music lessons tended a banquet In New Tork city and made a speech for nothing (I heard later that Irvin Cobb who presided is so witty and famous as a toast master that he received a hunMr Cobb dred and fifty dollars) considered Rupert Hughes so notable a man he Invited him to speak Mr Hughes had lately written a candid life of George Washington and In bis Introduction the toast master said: "W’e have with us this evening a gentleman who if he has not proved that was the father of George Washington his country has at least proved that he tried to be Mr Rupert Hughes of Keokuk Iowa” The more creditable history of the United States Is the history of Its country towns and the them farms surrounding cities are counnecessities largely commercial try town people visit with regret bad habits and while there learn from their Inhabitants A large number of experts In eduand cation lately met In convention made over the English grammar The decision of a considerable majority was that to make your meaning clear is the secret of good punctuation good usage good speech and good writing to these learned men it Is According all right to say “all right” and the who dares to say “pretty speaker good” Is pretty good The old quarrel between “farther” and “further” ends In a draw neither word Is further away from correctness than the other “Nice” is welcomed to nice linguistic So Is “taan So Is “folks” society nie a pencil” It Is proper now “to make a date” and “to taxi” to the We are told that a preposition spot Is a perfectly proper word to end a We are advised that with sentence we may split the Infinitive all we like If our object In doing so la to our meaning more clearly express And we may open our sentences with conjunctions The writer who has spent a lifetime la learning to be nlee will wonand refined In his technique der the palnstnklng are told that the old and difficult distinctions between “shall” and "will” are no longer Imwho for portant The copyreader years has patiently changed "pro In sentences like ing” to "provided" "1 will go providing he stays” will find to his sorrow that he has wasted An old fashioned rhetorician his time departcoming home to the English ment from his sabbatical year will find strange company all over the place If there Is any virtue that works It Is the thrift out well In practice Ameriand stinginess of the Scotch cans are so liberal they use Jokes on to help the Scotch In their propaganda Harry Lauder once asked everybody a friend : “When can you go to breakfast with meT’ The friend replied and “Any time” greedily: quickly "All right" Mr Lauder said "tomorrow morning at your house” You will recall that the great break fast to the Belgians French English citizens of the Congo etc Germans was st our house and that the foreign guests are still here Every reader expects to frequently find In his reading a new message to help him along his way something two such messages offer herewith but both are old I know nothing new know have read for myself all or heard others say My messages of hope are: L By practicing common a man may sense rules of health double his efficiency and comfort double bis chances of honorable sue cess lu life 2 Practice of the rule of good conduct strengthens and bet ters a man's brain makes him more Intelligent © ten BeU eyadleau— WNU Sfervloe DL AIDED striped ribbed lusterful or lusthin and supple ae chiffon or stiff with eleor mayhap gance with glint of gold and silver running through Its weave — how will you hove your velvets ladles? For In this day and age you can get any types of velvet from most Informal to most formal according to needs and your tastes Which Is why the world of fashion has taken to donning velvet most any hour of the day However It is not about formal velvets that we are going to talk In these few paragraphs for we are eo Intrigued with the plalded and checked and striped velvets which designers are working up into stunning and clothes we would practical daytime like to tell you about them These ewagger new novelty velvets are simAnd to prove our ply Irresistible statement we are Illustrating herewith a group of charming velvet fashions Just turned out by leading Paris couturiers The dress of checked velvet shown at the top to the left In the picture bears the stamp of the house of Malnhycher It la the type which style knowing women are choosing to wear when the urge comes to note of coming spring In their sound “first" gown of the new year Special comment should be made In regard to the fastenings down the front of the blouse Not only are ties a dressmaking theme but Jabot for the newer costumes effects also are being widely fea- terless tured The to the ensemble In the group will probably start Its career at some fashionable resort this winter but It will be sure to carry on Into the spring when Its wearer returns to the north The dress Is right SHOES IMPORTANT WARDROBE ITEMS Dr Pierce’ Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong No alcoboL Sold in tablets or liquid— Adv by druggists Pest That Bids Fair to Exterminate black with white and black checked velvet for the coat and the trimming on the bodice — a likable wrap to wear with other frocks tool For the pretty afternoon dress centered In the foreground uses Lelong brown velvet plalded with a beige pinstripe Bias contrasted with a straight cut of the velvet adds a most pleasing designful touch For a blouse with your black or dark brown green or velvet tailored suit you will find a brief little affair of velvet wonWe have made derfully effective wee sketch of a late model of this description Just to show you how clever with fancy buttons ly they are styled and cunning scarf effects at the neck line It Is not only that blouses of plaid or stripe velvet as the case may he are glorifying for daytime tallleurs Just as striking are all sorta of accessory Items which are made of velvets In gorgeous plaids and stripes as well as Id exotic monotones In this category belong sucb inter Items aa scarf sets estlng usually with gloves to match If not the entire glove of novelty or plain velvet then at least the wide flaring cuff Is of velvet If you wish to carry the ensemble Idea to beyond this a belt and handbag of the same velvet Is often added lilt WMtsra Nmpipv Union “MUDDY” Hr CHERIK PASTELS MOIOLAS L MEfiTHOHATUM Children’s Coughs Need Creomulsion Always get the best fastest aud surest treatment for your child's Prudent mothers cough or cold more aud more are turning to Creomulsion for any cough or cold Here Is a little style dissertation we go Into feet first shoes being as as any Item In the entire Important wardrobe Raoul makes a sort of sandal pump In brown kid and black patent leather There Is a swlrley movement with the patent leather In stripes from the Instep of the shoe at the the amp to the outer aide between Half moons are Instep and the toe cut around the aide and through these a narrow strip of leather la laced In and out twice The rest of the shoe Is perfectly plain brown kid for the heels which Is In black patent Greco has a new oxford In navy blue kid that has no systematic for Its motif In the front reasoning are two there holes fastened with a metal pin about an together eighth of an inch long and a sixteenth wide From this la extended and finally appllqued to the toe of the ahoe an unevenly cut atrip of leather In the shape of the letter L that starts Creomulsion emulsifies creosote six other Important medicinal elements which soothe and heal the Inflamed membranes It Is not a cheap--' remedy but contains no narcotics and Is certain relief Get a bottle from your druggist right now and have It ready for Instant UBe (adv) With Finds Relief Safei Way She bad given an hope of anything bul until aha partial learned of famou all vegetable NR Tablets (Nature’ Remedy) But now after yeere of whet chronic constipation end billotienese e chancel New pep— new color and vitality —freedom from bowel nlutruiehnem and to laxative testinal poleona Thli the entire bowel give yentlr etlmulatM complete ju elimination Get a 2&C box aVl All drugglata’ Loveliest of Footwear Is Fashioned of Gold Kid Nobody seems to be talking anything hat gold these days — and as was to he expected fashion follows right throngh Old New Colors Cdlors of the old Uodey prints such as old pinks cocoa brown and violet are seen in some of the new evening gowns Itself One of the chief peats of Porto Rico la a large weevil known locally as the “vaqulta” It normally lays Its eggs between two leaves thereafter sticking the leaves together to protect the eggs with a so tough that the little mucilage weevlla when ready to emerge often have difficulty from their escaping nests Dr George N Wolcott of the Porto Rico Insular experiment station recently announced according to Science Service that the beetle like laying Its eggs between two sheets of paper and will do so when paper la available even In preference to leaves The Insect’s mucilage sticks the sheets so fast together that the are young totally unable to escape and hence are automatically trapped by their parents This method of is being widely control used— Literary Digest ( shall with economics We have gold sequin for evening trimmings gowns gold lame collars for afternoon dresses and gold kid rnulea for wear when there’s a spare hour to relax at home Some of the loveliest footwear In the lounging footwear departments this season la done In gold kid and It reaches the height of luxury when It Is trimmed with silver kid bands and linings There are also Interesting colored kid boudoir slippers to match or contrast with different negligees These little metal kid D'Orsaya or mule are being shown by the sho this season In the most tailored styles or fashions dressy enough to suit the fluffiest taste Recalling Time When All Turkey Were Wild tt TUMS" If yon are studying up on the colot question here Is a tip for the future "Muddy” pastels are being shown In 'cruise clothes In midseason collections It Is also predicted that they will he very Imortnnt for the late spring and months With the coming summer dress of rather dark yellow crepe a large shite picture here pictured hat white glotes and effective white kid sandals are worn Which Is good news for most every one likes sandals and when made of perfectly finished com kid they are not only delightfully fortahle but they carry an air about them which stands for refreshment and high style Uon heartburn Only RELIEVE ECZEMA Don’t enffer needle y Stop 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