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Show THE LEHI SUN, LEIII, UTAH Kit IT WAS Nettie's birthday and her husband, Frank, took her out to a movie. The baby was with them, and the usher said that if the baby cried he'd just have to put them out, giving them back their money, of course. Frank and Nettle sat through the picture four times, and the baby didn't make a sound. After about six hours, Nettie said, "Frank, we'd better leave now." And Frank said, "Didn't the usher say he'd put us out and give back our money if the baby cried?" "Yes," said Nettie. "Then what are you waiting for," said Frank, "go ahead and pinch the baby." A Poor Place for It The customer dashed into the tailor shop and handed the proprietor proprie-tor a jacket. "There's a button dropped off this coat," he announced. "I want you to sew a new one on the back of the jacket." The startled tailor faced the customer. cus-tomer. "Why on the back of the jacket?" he inquired. "Don't you want it in the same place as the last button?" The customer shook his head. "That's no good," he explained. "I'm always losing it there I" KIND TO ANIMALS Mother Now, before you get serious seri-ous with him, be sure he is always kind. Daughter Oh, I'm sure he Is. I heard him say he put his shirt on a horse that was scratched. Seemed That Way Little Ivlalvin, aged seven, arrived home from school and slammed his books in a corner. His mother asked him what the trouble was. "It's that stupid teacher we have," replied the boy disgustedly. "She's ignorant." : "Why, Malvln!" scolded his shocked mother. "That's no way to speak about your teacher." , But Malvin was very stubborn. "I can't help it," he insisted. "That teacher really is dumb. All day long she keeps asking questions!" Dough Helps, Too Joe Making love is like baking bak-ing an apple pie. Moe How do you figure that? Joe All you need is applesauce and crust. Trouble-Maker The gentleman had sent for the plumber to fix an upstairs faucet, and as he and his wife started downstairs they met the plumber coming up. The gentleman said: "Before I go downstairs I would like to acquaint you with the cause of the trouble." The plumber politely removed his bat and murmured: "Pleased to meet you, ma'am." Lots of Practice The elderly lady felt she was being be-ing cheated on the fare and was arguing with the driver. "Don't try to tell me, my good fellow," she declared de-clared loftily. "You know, I haven't been riding in taxis for ten years for nothing." "Maybe not," replied the taxi driver sarcastically, "but I'll bet it wasn't because you didn't try." BEFORE HIS TIME Foreman Now, then, hurry up! Worker All right, boss. But Rome wasn't built in a day. ' Foreman Maybe not. But I wasn't foreman on that job. Needed a Map Husband Well, my dear, I have carried you safely over all the rough places of life, haven't I? Wife Yes, and I don't think you missed any of them. f & ' OS ls JC. fit "Keep It a week, lady. If you're not satisfied with its performance, return it and get triple your money back!" NANCY IF YOU'LL DELIVER ) SURE- MY PAPER ROUTE J WHERE TODAY I'LL j l IS TH' PARK ON rT EASY WAV mm. Wfflfl ffflTTW tM ? ' I f$f b Njou A vlll! "2 ' jj f LITTLE REGGIE MUTT AND JEFF REG'LAR FELLERS VIRGIL WVf MOM TODAY -, SURELX,-THERE3 ill C?HrM rU IS RUMPUS'S A NICE BIG I1 t e $T f W V BIRTHDAY... V5V CAKE READY, W) 37 S d j j I ITy-s r WuriliTiiini t X ........ ...f lI Aiil V in v A VI.., . V . .-. . . . ...mItnaa t'ts Y7 JV ' , nirHis, i fy i KNOW I nvw mwv-.i unL7 h WfcLL VI 7th. n ANNS, w", u I ?7! . Better have a where tAeresK purthervA few more t-,l see ' jeffj Jlike yoo D I .7 J rDoCToRZS 1 A?nt?FOr4 3 ITVI BLOCKS' I Tc6W dm LOOK iA I AGAIN. . I .". r." J Ct'T .l:.HmWMK-r AA JITTER By Arthur Pointer A YOU ICMOW, IF WUWERIT V T-jWHLt HEREIN ;p yyWJF "-s&jfL I foy itcertainV is r i'pbeawt V ' sT. riLVm ' $M 5WEUUTO DOMOTHINTX (MORE COMF0RTA8LS OH. THEY JUS TM JAME jT&T VT-fM ' )1 yA OH A HOT OAY BUT I 1 IP THERE WASH'X Jwtfi BOTHER W. f THINK WE BETTER J A'V- f)7 tIE HERE AN' LOOK S0 MANY AHTSf THEY'RE TOO BU4V I FLAY 5AFB AH fSftl i "'Wf J3, $7 V UP AT TH I THERE MUST BE , WORKIN' AN' V KEEP 'EM F&t&tX 'f'i firf' II -will - TuT- : 1 1&&t ( i wamt I W$nmk LP dIJ L myself). SILENT SAM ByJeffHayei Mg L I IT'S RIGHT OKAY-DISl rr-y atfzmrj&i ACROSS THE J IS AN fF-ixJGM t Vj? VW II BOBBY SOX Marty Links "Just a moment, and WITH NUTS 5EXTR I'll tell you whether or not I want nuts on it!" By Ernie Bushmillcr By Margarita By Bud Fisher. I'M SORRY- I'M A TREE SURGEON- I DONT BOTHER. WITH LIMBS LIKE yours By Gene Byrnes By Len Kleis Limed Litter Helps Improve Hens' Health Built -Up System Also Benefits Baby Chicks By W. J. DRYDEN Not only as s means of saving on the cost of litter material as well as on labor, but also as a coccidio-sis coccidio-sis control measure, authorities now recommend that litter be left in the brooder and laying house for a year or more. When the litter Is treated with hydrated lime little danger from disease will result. By using the built-up litter method, the poultry house receives additional insulation, resulting in drier litter and more uniform temperature. Extensive tests at Ohio and Washington State colleges have proven the value ol f- - i N K Healthy poultry can be kept on litter left in houses for a year or more. this system of litter management. When the built-up method is employed, em-ployed, the litter is first put in at two to three inches deep, to which one pound of hydrated lime is added to each five square feet of floor space. When the litter begins to pack, another layer of litter as well as an application of lime is added. This may be repeated as needed. When the Utter is stirred with a fork and sticks together in clumps, or if the hens can't move it when scratching, more lime should be added. Less liming will be needed if feed hoppers and other equipment is moved occasionally. When deep litter is used, a great-er great-er amount of lime may be advisable. advisa-ble. This system, in fact no system, sys-tem, will be satisfactory in damp weather, unless the house is well built and land well drained. 'Green Manure' Crops "Green manure" is vital to soil rebuilding and higher crop yields that come from a crop of legumes, as shown by accompanying chart. To compare the organic matter and nitrogen various legumes produce pro-duce through their tops and roots, tests were made at Joliet soil experiment ex-periment field. Plots of white blossom blos-som sweet clover, alfalfa and red clover were seeded in oats May 1. Samples of tops and roots were collected col-lected November 1. Results showed that white blossom sweet clover produced pro-duced considerably more organic matter and nitrogen in the fall ol the first year than the other legumes. leg-umes. Sweet clover is a superior POUNDS OF ORGANIC MATTER AND NITROGEN IN TOPS AND ROOT SWEET CLOVER green manure crop because of its growth in the fall and its high percentage per-centage of nitrogen in the' spring of the second year. This greater fall growth the first year is due to the fact that sweet clover does not bloom, but continues growth until freezing weather. Alfalfa and red clover frequently will bloom In the fall of th first year. Vegetative growth stops with the blooming. Practical Control of Brucellosis in Swine The following program for control of brucellosis in swine should prove effective. Blood test breeding stock, segregation of Infected breeding stock, blood test the prospective gilts and boars frequently and up to and during the first pregnancy, removing remov-ing reactors and breed only negative nega-tive gilts to' clean boars. flmmate or 2,4-D will Knock Out Poison Ivy Poison ivy now can be killed with either of the two new chemicals, ammate or 2,4-D. If ammate is used as a spray, dissolve it in water at the rate of one pound to the gallon. gal-lon. Spray when the Ivy is In full leaf so that the largest possible amount of surface will b covered, but spray on a cool, cloudy day when there is little chance of rain for 10 hours. Cover planU well sc that they are soaked. V . s V U I ALPALFA j BED ft - ' " ' j CLOVEB 2300 600 1400 1 7 NITBOGEN I 11..: w.s ' - 2 w-JWmiii, iV;lMJ mmm&!mm -, O.M. fa iiMfcrtfi i, m nf TV i-i . j 2.O00 IIOO SOO I ! y KITBOStN MKSSaBHHKOX' ' i'L Ji J..J r Cream won't drin r pitcher if you put a bit of t " ; ored fat on the tip of the, To retain the attractive t-, Iddic run the iron over the sirrhe sections until dry, then fluff'?rds smocking with fingers. swtry tion Fats come under the uet 3 list, so use care to keep 'Iean fresh. Air, light and heat 8 ric fats to become rancid and1stru ble. A cool dark place wii;-en h them best. te- y hi the t ril th m Mm m A Washington, D. C June 2, high Bubble Gum is not to blar8- l junior's upset stomachs or aik, i his other pains except maytefer 81 ing jaws, the Food and Druj rem ministration said today. (Ad;ick t! uge. Wallpaper cleaner is a iS he cleaner for parchment Lny ti shades and window shades. 8 wi lightly downward in one Vf oiks tion. 0de, Dry rot seldom attacks fehad 1 when the air can circulate a was under the boards. It is imptpng t therefore to have good venti!he throughout the home. ke-be Id no t fot CLASSIFIE fun ut th PEP A R TMEfma, ig , BUSINESS & jNVESTPPusand WUI Sacrifice beautiful dry clcanhr13 a and laundry. New buildings. Best i that Wholesale, retail business. Estab. i Unlimited expansion possibilities ie felt offer. Owner, 2165 Elm Ave., F'tiMglrjcg MISCELLANEOUS shor rw1 FREE MAP of Sontheastera Coltni Development to ones wishing to shAg to Its wealth. Gasoline Is scarce. It's t he n rationed In some localities now. More 17,000 oil companies lookjn? lor oil. TCk. find It. You can set in with small sc. money with reasonable expiation of tie ao ing huge profits. The U.S. Gw06calpjp j vey maps Southeastern Coo. u to!1 ucu pool. 23 shallow wells alreaih 4ril iron which they found oil or gas. 26m?0' panies there now trying to locate on pool. Write for free illustrate mg other information. 4. DEN OKADO INDUSTRIES, bUCall 1117 llth St. . ,. DevKj)e do ie ro WANTED TO BUIntly WE BUT AND SELL J, ani OfBce Furniture, Files. Typewriter! , log Machines. Safes. Cash BeBisteus. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANichain 23 South Stat St., Salt Lake Cil! ,. pulle rst hi :ted J&L yOJUJLj-ldWUL nts shij U S. Saving fiti and irritation of summer To be ready with quick nft c keeD handv a iar of soott world-famed Resinol 0mtI5anisi Use freely, see how the mer.o tion eases itchy irritation 'Jejc. I poison, mosquito diws, BUU"WayS chafing . . . For added con. 11 :.l :i j ti : 1 c." uttLiie wiui iiiuu xvesuiui ou trani Get both today from any drugf ?g-sh RES1E10L' A Wise - ng: cces! inesi Iff feasui try this if you're G ! ess 1 IJkcienl Hiume On 'CERTAIN DAYS' Of Mopie ol Co female functional monthly i0 ncea make you feel nervous, lr Otesc. bo weak and tired out at sucb lures Then do try Lydla E. Plnkhamass c table Compound to relieve suet j js toms. It's tamout for thisl Take:. tarty Pinkham't CompouD3aer build up resistance against starnor tress. Also a great stomachic Pare 0 JTix WNU W 3rdbo ForYoaToFeel,uare- 24 boon every day. 1 week, never stopping, the fc03" waste aaatter from the blood lrfian If mora people were awart'rik nr kfdneya must constantly r,r:)rn plus fluid, excess acids and " matter that cannot stay b 4Slasse without injury to health. 'c') sing be better nnderstandice nn( whole eyitem is upset when fc ! fuaetioa properly. 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