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Show Midvale, Utah, Friday, January 11, 1935 SPORT ANCIENT AND MODERN Ji'ootball, t11ey fina, was inventea in medieval England, by soldiers klcldng a slwll. ln this enlfghtencd .nge, of conrse, the !';kull is no longer (l('tachcd. - Richmond Times-Dispat ·h. THE UTE SENTINEL Mar1ure Dressing Proves Good Plan By Earl E. Barnes. Agronomist, Ohio Agri· cultural Experiment Station.-\VNU Servke. MOJHERS, DAUGHTERS Mrs, John Keralls of 1043 No. St. Jolin's St.f Casper, Wyo., says: " was in a wea.kened, run· down condition. I was terribly nervous, dfdn 't rest well and had a. heavy ache in the small of my back. I suffered from ir· regularity, feminine weakne s (female catarrh) and would get such awful headaches. I used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and it relieved me of the female trouble. headaches and nervousness." llathe the affected parts freely with ~tleura Soap and hot water~dry ~ently~ and anoint with ~tlcura Olutment. Pure and healing, these eu_per-creamy emollients bring quick .relief and eoon heal itching~ burning, ~ly skin affections, eczema, pimpl~ rashes and all forms of skin troubles. Soap 26c. Ointment 25c and 50c. Sample each free. Addresa : ••euticura, •' Dept. 'Malden, Mass. FEEL Tl 4 Y- ' 0 'ALL 2os. OUT!'' Get Rid of Poisons That Make Youm constant backache keeping I syoua miserable 1 Do you suffer scanty or too frequent ·urination; attacks of dizziness. rh.eumatio pains, swollen feet and .ankles? Do you feel tired, nervous -all unstnmg! Then give some thought to your "kidneys. Be sure they function properly, for functional kidney dis-order permits poisons to stay in 1.he blood ancl upset the whole sys· burning, em. Use Doan's Pilla. Doan's are for the kidneys only. They help the kidneys cleanse the blood of healthdestroying J)oisonous waste. Doan•s Pills are used and recommended the world over. Get them from anY: druggist. LLS OA ' ' ' \ " ' ' • ' •' • ~- •' '".. • , • • ~ •'. ' I SALT LAKE'S NEWEST HOSTELRY Radio for £v.ol'Y Room 200 Rooms-200 Baths HOTEL Temple Square Rates $1.50 fo $3.00 8 The Hotel Temple Squaze has a highly desirable, biendly atmo&phere. You Nillalways tinditimmaoulate, supremely comfortable, and thoroughly agreeable. You can therefore understand why this hotel is: mGHLY RECOMMENDED You can also appreciate why: I~• a marie ot disfincflon to..,. at this beautiful hostelry ERNEST C. ROSSITER. Mgr. Top-dressing wheat with manure Use Progeny Testing Plan to tn the winter has proved very benePick Best Si~es. )cial to wheat and to the new see<Hng. From this practice hem~- Prepared by the United States Department fits to the following ccn·n crop also ot Agrluultur~.-WNU Service. may be e~"J)ected, according to the A good wale lS ten times as lm· results of experiments on seYen portant as a good hen In building county anu district e~periment up a flock of poultry. For this rea furrn; in Ohio. ' son progeny testing, a method wblch In the experiments the com and enables a poultry breeder to ldenwheat also received hroadcn t ap- tify the superior males ln his flock. pllcntions of 200 to 300 pounds of Is a necessity to progress In poaltrs 20 per cent superphosvhate, and breeding, says Dr. M. A. Jull, ln during the winter before the lanfl charge of poultry investigations for was plowed for corn. eight tons the United States Department of of manure were a[)pHed. The amount Agriculture. of top dressing given the wheat 1,oo much significance has been averaged 4lh tons of manure an attached to phenomenal records in acre. egg-laying contests, according t(1 Over a five-year period the win- Doctor Jull, who bases his state ter applications of manure on wheat ment on the results of a recent ex· caused six bushel fnerea~es tn ylPlcl. perlment with White Leghorns and The ha)' crop following the wheat Rhode Island Reds at the Beltsvllh wns boosted ahnclSt half a ton nn research center of the department acr-e. Increases In e:1~tm·n Ohio at Beltsville, Md. lllgh-produetlon were com;frterably larger than ln records In the ancestry of hens use'i western Ohio. in a breeding flock are, of course, de 'l'he effect on the corn crop, it is sirable but the experiment shows estimated from an experJment con- that such records on only one sldt> duct~d at Wooster. ts to produce of the ancestry nre not sufficient a yield 85 to 90 per cent afi large ns assurance of high-producing pullet . when the manure Is appllPfl to the On the other band, three genera· sod to be plowed down for corn. Uons of good egg-production rec This method of using man1 1re of- ords do give some assurance 01 f-ers prot~c-tlon to the wheat from good records of the pullets. heaving during the lntc winter and A hen that produces good layln~ early spring. and furnishes th~ pullets by one sire may produce pul much needed nitrogen in the sprin(J' lets with much lower averages wher when rapid growth of the wheat mated to another slr-e the next plant demands tt. year. This indicates that a hen'. In dry S[lrings tt also adds great- value as a breeder ls not alwayF Jy in conserving; moisture tn the shown by the average egg produ(• soli near the surface, a condition tlon of her daughters but depend~ which ts almost sure to lead to also on the mating involved. Thtan a«cellent sumd of clover. ability to select superior breedln~ An application of manure on males is of great importnnce be wh{'..nt ts a fundamental sotl treat- cause a sire's influence on a fiocl; ment on farms where difficulty Is Is at least ten times as great a~ encountered In getting a good stand that of a hen, as one sire Is usual of grass nnd clover. ly mated to ten or more hens. Tht Index of greatest value in determln tng a sire's breeding worth Waf' Badly Weathered Hay Is tound to be the average egg vroduc· Not Best for Dairy Herd tion or au ot his daughters. At the federal experimental farm at Beltsville, !\1d.• cows have h<"Cn Italy Believed Home of kept continuously on grain anrl hay Original Leghorn Fowls rations, with no pasture for a pe- The history of poultry reveals rlod of _sev~n years. These cows that "Italy was, undoubtedly, thP have m:unt.lmed their heal~h, pro- home ot the original Leghorn dudlveness and reproductive ca- fowls," says the .Montreal Herald pnclty just as well as cows thnt Early literature shows that poultn had access to pasture dnrlng the ot se"eral kl.ods was bred at lea;t summer, in all experiments in 3 000 years sno and fowls wer,, 0 which green No. 1 huy ~us used. u~ed 1n Rome f~r food 2,000 years Alfalfa was used tn most of the ago. experiments, but In one case U. S. Indications resulting from careNo. 1 timothy was .fefl, .and no ful and widespread Investigations, baf1 results of any lnnd "ere no- are tbat "'l'be Leghorn fowls as tlced. However, where poor qnnl- they existed In Italy prior to 1815 lty, No. 3 timothy was fed. the were a mongrel lot," descended cows fell off in milk yield, and from promiscuous mntlngs, without many of the calves were born dead. any attention being paid to color. The green hay. seems to have good body formation or productivity. Thl• results because of Its hfgb vitamin- greatest development in the breed A content. Badly weathered hay nas taken place in England, the has lost mnc-h of Its vitamin-A. and United States and Canada and It so Is not Sfltisfactory as a feed for is significant that the hi •h state of dairy cows g • development attained ln these conn tries has led breeders ln tbe natlv.Cutting Hay Crops nome ot the Leghorn to Import Alfalfa, clo\'ers and other hay specimens for the sole purpose ol crops should be cut at the usual tmproYlng size, stamina, conforma stnges of maturity this year. even tlon and productivity-not to say thnugb the drought in many sections profit. hus stunted the gro\vth or the plnnt.s, says A. C. A-rny. field crops Poultry Rations specialist, University Farm. St. Many poultry feed experts thinl;. Puul. There is no~hing to b{' gttlned lt Is a wise practice to build all hy delaying the first cutting. as nny poultry rations arnund yellow corn. addit1onnl growth can he hnrve. tPd belJe\·ing that under normal condi In lntE'r cutt:lngs anfl the quality of tions it may make up one-half to thP ftrst c-rop will h<' hetter If hnr twn-thirtls of the ~;rain mixture, dP v~tPd at the nsual stage. Alf:-~1fn pending on the SPason of the yen•· should he cut when one-fourth or JlllSSibly more being required ln th<) the plants are tn hloom; clover wluter seuson thnn in smmnN when the flr~t hearts are turning \Vheut Is well lil{ed uy fowls nne! hrown, and timothy right after blns- may fnrm n pnrt of every ration som!ng. ln feeding value It is :-:aid to btnpprnxlmntPI~· PQtHl I tn <•urn. PAGE SEVEN FASHION'S FANCIES NUGGET OF WISDOM Nothing Is more despicable than maliC'e that seeJ{S to hide Itself unNuts are being used in London as der the name of zeal. ornameuts for women's hats. Pleats for evening dresses are ln great favor for the moment. Evening wraps never have been more intriguing thnn this year. .dright green is advancing to the fore in spectacular sports clothes. Orange is expected to be the popular color this spring and summer. Chanel is showing lots of dotted material for the Riviera and enrlr spring. Ruby red or sapphire ribbons are used on white evening frocks as an effectl ve contrast. There was a great deal of satin shown in the mldseason collections, both for day and evening wear. The Oriental Inspiration noticed tn several haute couture houses this season has also influenced costume jewelry. That old saying that cold hands -needs more lndlcate a warm heart may neetl l'evlsing this winter, with muffs back than cosmetics in style. A not11ble feature of the new spring sllks now making their first appearance is the amount ot gray being sllown. Light, fluffy furs such Rl3 lynx are shown on some of the newest of hlack coats. Red Fox 1s also favored for the same purpose. SI(JN.. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong. No alcohol. Sold by druggists in tablets or liquid.-Adv. Why United States Leads 1\Iodet n n ir transport pia nes have nearly 100 instruments, switches, FLORES SHAMPOO- Ideal for nse In dials and supplemPntnry controls conncctionwithParker'sHairBalsam.Makestbe which in large part m·e responsible hair soft and fluffy. 50 cents by mail or at drug· fol" the United Stntes completing gists. lliscox Chemical Works, Patchogue. N.Y. more nlght flying mileage d1an all H.luropean countries combined. W~U-"\V 2---36 Scien ists Find Fast Way to Rel·eve a Cod Ache and Discomfort Eased Almost Instantly Now NOTE "01 1• Take 2 BAYER Aspirin Tablets. Make sure you &et the BAYER Tablets you ask for. - Drink. a fu!l glass of water. ~epeat 2 • treatment m z hours. ECTIONS PICTURES" The simple method pictured here is the way many doctors now treat colds and the aches and pains colds bring with theml It is recognized as a safe, sure. QUICK way. For i! will relieve an . ordinary cold almost as fast as you caught it. Ask your doctor about thi$. And when you buy, be sure that you get the real BAYER Aspirin Tablets. They dissolve (disintegrate) almost instantly. And thus work almost instantly when you take them. And for a gargle, Genuine Bayer Aspirin Tablets disintegrate with speed and completeness. leaving no irritating particles or grittiness. BAYER Aspirin prices have been ~ecisively reduced on all sizes, so there's no point now in accepting other than the real Bayer article you want. ,. NO 3 • IfBAYER throat is sore, crush and stir 3 Aspirin Tablets in a third d a alass of water. Gargle twice. This· eases tlvoat soreness almost instantly. 15~ PRICES on C.nume Bayet'lupltl,. 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