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Show THE SALINA SUN, SAUNA UTAH Helpful Articles for the Farmer and Stockraiser Prepared for the Headers of this Paper by Professors at the Utah Agricultural College CARE MACHINERY OF FARM Dv A. II. Dowell Assistant Profes.or of Farm ics, Utah Agricultural There ia no farm anywhere tlmt we have observed that does not show some evidence of the Improper cure nnd neglect of the farm machinery in the following manner: the hearings and wearing parts of machines are worn out while the rest of the machine is practically new; working parts that cannot he lubricated, such os the mower nnd hinder knife, and the cutter bar. shoes, are allowed to become so rutty that the live3 of these Bakers Bake It For You no need to old-tim- HERES your bake at home bread. Youve never tasted finer food. Order a loaf now and count the raisins. e rai- full-fruit- ed sin bread with at least eight tempting raisins to the slice already baked for you by master bakers in your city. Raisin bread is a rare combination of nutritious cereal and fruit both good and good for you. Sene at least twice weekly to get the benefits. d Use for home cooking of puddings, cakes, cookies, etc. You may be offered other brands that you know less well than but the kind you want is the kind you know is good. Insist, therefore, on brand. They cost no more than ordinary raisins. Mail coupon for free book of d tested Recipes. Simply phone your grocer or a neighborhood bake shop and have a fresh loaf for lunch or dinner to delight Weve arranged with bak- ers in almost every town and d city to bake this raisin bread. Sun-Maid- s, full-fruite- Sun-Ma- Made with big, plump, tender seeded raisins. The raisin flavor permeates the so. On the machines w here bearings are found to he badly worn, as often harrow found on the spring-toothewheels, and di-- e harrow hearings, we find this condition due largely to neglect on the part of the operator to properly lubricate these parts and not enough care having been taken to keep the oil and grease free from dirt nnd sand ; or sand may fjml its way Into the end of the hearings if they are not properly protected. A small single grain of sand cannot do much harm until it gets between two working surfaces; then it Is broken into possibly a hundred pieces and each piece having a sharp cutting edge to eat and wear the metal it comes in contact with. From th is it should he very easy to see how important it Is that all hearings he kept as clean us possible and supplied with a sufficient quantity of clean id Sun-Mai- d RAISINS SUN-MAI- D The Supreme Bread Raisin Your retailer should sell you Raisins for not more than the following prices: Sun-Ma- id Seeded (in IS oz. blue pkg.)20o Seedless (is IS oi. red 18s Seeded and Seedless It c.) 15c , r cur THIS OUT AND SEND Sun-Mai- IT Raisin Growers, d Fresno, California Dept. Please send me copy of yotir free book, Recipes with Raisins. I N.'.me Blue Package 1 Street j City ...State ... Gives Old Capes Glow of New w Putnam Fadeless Dyes A Foreign City. who spent several months in the Fast, says the thing that Impressed him most about New York is that It Is a foreign dty. The municipal signs art printed in You English, Italian and Yiddish. hear more foreign language than English In the subway, find everywhere foreign language newspapers are seen. In large sections of the city you do not see an American, or hear English sptdicn. dyes or tints as you wish The Observant Newsdealer, Of course tin Woman knows her newsdealer well. lie is very friendly. The other day she stopped in for some additional magazines and papers to take with her for a days outing she was to have. She thought she was looking quite well thut is, she fancied she had managed to make herself look smart without putting- on her best clothes. The newsdealer seemed quite delighted to think she was going to have a day In which t, rest and Idle. A Lady of Distinction Its line," he said. And you ran Is recognized by the delicate fascinat- have a real good time with your old ing inlluenee of the perfume she uses. clothes and nil." A hath with Cutleura Soap and hot water to thoroughly cleanse the pores Imoortantto Mothers followed by a dusting with Cutleura Examine carefully every bottla of Talcum powder usually means a clear, CASTOIUA. that famous old remedy for Infants and children, and see that It sweet, healthy skin. Advertlsemest. Bears the Natural Indignation. Signature of Crahshaw So theres no truth In In Use for Over 80 Years. the report that youve been dodging Children Cry for Fletchers Castoria your Income tax? A frioml, Newr!eh Its an Infamous libel. Ive tried to do it every possible way, hut New succeeded. itey-iicY- ri' York SuiC"- - Wasted. Naw, 1 dont like euchre. 1 Machines having wood parts tire left out, unprotected from the weather, the wood absorbing moisture from the storms, causing It to warp and expand, then drying out In the summer, which causes it to shrink, crack nnd loosen, thereby SWEET CREAM BUTTER ON THE FARM causing a great deal of trouble. The holts that nre for the purpose of holding parts together become By Gustav Wilster loose and nre permitted to remain Assistant Professor of Dairy Husband- parts are sb.rtened. Sun-Mai- your folks. Mechan- College carry this additional strain placed upon it by tiie loosening of some other part. A holt should always fit snugly into the hob and if permitted to remain ose it will wear the hole so that it becomes much larger than the holt. This condition makes it almost impossible to keep the holt tight, and since tiie holt is only capable of sustain ng Its maximum load when kept tight, it should readily he seen how important it is that all bdts be kept tight. often tiie cutter bar on the mower will tie out of allignment because of the loosening of some of the braces. Tlios will cause tiie litman hearings to hind, run hot and wear very rapidly, and will interfere with the successful opera ti n of the machine. The alignment of the cutter bar will he taken up in a later article. Why Can't hear to see good poker not? hands going to waste. ry, Utah EAKSJV& PO Never accept Just as Good Brands; it will only mean disappointments and failwhich are expensive. ures on bake-day- , I 9KlNGPOWlfPi) When you use it you never spoil any of the expensive ingredients used such as flour, sugar, eggs and milk. The sale of Calumet is 21 times as much as that of any other brand. 2 BEST BT TEST G! Full of flavor that wont chew out Its If LONG-LASTIN- Its ECONOMICAL! five A cent package provides a treat for the whole family. large r 8.1-4- cvm-pleto- 1 j 1923 SUPERIOR Chevrolet Sedan In 1922 Chevrolet led the world in sales of quality closed cars chiefly because of the Sedan. This new Fisher Body Sedan is completely eclipsing its predecessor because: QUALITY has been still further improved by more artistic design and added improvements. ECONOMY has been still further increased by engi neering refinements and greatly broadened production and distribution facilities. SERVICE is now offered on a flat rate basis by 10,000 dealers and sendee stations. PRICE remains the same, in spite of adJed equipment and more expensive construction, which have greatly increased value. Some distinctive features of the new line are: streamline body design w ith high hood and crowmed, paneled fenders; vacuum feed and rear gasoline tank on all models; drum type head lamps with legal lenses. Curtains open with doors of open models. Closed models have Fisher Bodies vith plate glass Temstedt regulated windows, straight side cord tires, sun visor, windshield wiper and dash light. The Sedanctte is equipped with auto trunk on rear. See these remarkable cars. Study the specifications. ...... .... ..... ...... ........ Prices F. O. B. Flint, Michigan SUPERIOR SUPERIOR SUPERIOR SUPERIOR SUPERIOR SUPERIOR Two Passenger Five Passenger Two Passenger Four Passenger Five Passenger Light Delivery Roadster Tounn Utility "Coupe Sedanetie Sedan - $510 523 (,80 830 aaq jjq Nothing Compares JVith t I THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER breath sweet CD-4- t is a High Grade Staking Powsfer, Moderate in Price to keep teeth clean and College cream. Tiie cream should have a clean and sweet flavor and an attractive odor. butIt should contain between ter fat; the lower testing cream can be used in the summer and the highlubricant. A great deal pf wear nnd tear on er testing in the winter. A small the hearings may oe prevented by nmout of color may tie added during making a boot or covering of thin the winter, but otherwise nothing leather or old felt hat, by cutting should he added to the cream before strips the proper width and wrapping (horning. The temperature of the them around the end of the hearings cream may vary from 43 to 02 degrees and tying with wire, or lacing the E. depending upon the fat test and ends. Where this can he done, the the season of the year. I.nver temhearings should he equipped with a peratures can he used during the sumcompression grease cup and a liberal mer when the cows consume green Tins feeds nnd when tiie fat test of the quantity of grease supplied. will carry a large amount of the dirt cream is high. The dasher type of nnd sand out of the hearing and keep churn may he a little more efficient It coated with a clem lubricant. If than the barrel type of churn when this he carefully done, with all the sweet cream is churned. It will usu3 minutes for churnparts that wear rapidly, these parts ally require will then last longer than the rest ing, the time depending upon the type of churn, its fullness, the speed of of the machine. The machines having sliding parts the dasher, and upon the richness and that cannot he lubricated, such ns the temperature of tiie cream. The buttershoes on the cutter bar and the knife milk should be removed from the bar of a mower, or shoes on the grain churn when the granules of butter nre drill ct corn planter, will not operate of the size of small corn kernels ; the smoothly nnd sucees fully when these butter is then washed, salted, and parts are rusty, nnd the rust usually worked in the usual manner. penetrates to such a depth , that it shortens the life of all of these parts; DONT DOCTOR SICK CHICKENS yet all this may he prevented by melting some taliow or grease nnd with Poultry Expert Declares the Practice a paint brush or a piece of rag tied to be Unprofitable to a stick, coni ng all these bright surfaces ns soon as the work with Don't doctor your sick chickens, kill that particular machine has been them, says Professor Byron Alder, It may seem difficult to put poultry husbandman of the Utah Agriforth the necessary effort to do these cultural College. The sucessful poullittle jobs, hut when once done and try man will keep disease out of his you observe the read's that are ob- flock by good care and proper feeding, tained you will find the time to have hut he will not waste time doctoring been profitably spent. weaklings, necordng to Professor AlOn machines having wood parts, a der, wh goes on to say : great deal - f trouble and expense may Only those individuals with a sound bo avoided by ghiag all the wood n and vigorous constitution should he good coat of peent. This should he of weaklings j done while the wood is clean and dry. kept. All indications nnd on he should watched carefully The paint should e made by mixing should bird first the the nppearenoe t oiled linsi ed oil and white together l load until you dt i in a mixture of e reinov ed from the flock. A system of poultry about tiie same conn sten y as cream; management thou to each quart add an gill of must he in every respect absolutely Ths will mate a good hygienic. j turpentine. white p int so if env color is desire. If a flock Is lacking in constitutiona coloring compound' may bt seeurel al vigor and vital ty the only way to do from any drug r paint stqre and add-- ( is to breed it into them. A bird is ed to the mixture, strong and in good health when it has Where this part of the repair. work a clear eye, lively nppearenoe, a bright has been neglected we find the wood red comb, a od g appetite, is quick and parts on the machines to he in very active in all its movements and when bad condition, ns during the wet and each organ of the body performs its stormy weather the wixvl will :''S rh function in a normal manner. Only moisture and expand, often 'warping should lie used as breeders. at tile same time; then as it becomes such birds Under favorable climatic conditions, dried out it will crack and split :ind j become very brittle, often causing it the problems of good management are to break in two at the weak points, net as difficult as in the more lsimid such as tiie holt holes or where other se ti 'ns. Yet many mistakes are made and diseased or weakened fowls are pieces are fastened on to it. here roup or rheiuna-tisOne of the ns st common troides the result. is cvmpion tiie house is at fault. is the Lingering of bolts, nuts and braces. While this may seem so Clean up. Provide plenty of ventilsimple ns not to he deserving of any ation, hut prevent draughts. Keep the consideration here, we wish to cull litter and all inside the' building clean your attention to the facts as they and dry. really nre. There are no agricultural The feed'ng of tainted or moldy feed sfr-in use but Implements anl poor methods of feeding ether some signs of the neglect of this pirt wise g: 'd fe(i are tiie causes of many of the repair program. nnl the results digestive troubles which usually result are as follows; every bolt is Intended in smie form of so called d'arrhoca to carry only Its proper share of the which Is often a symptom of more serload or nnd when it has become ious trouble. A variety of feeds Is Ixise it fails to carry its load, conFresh water, grains, green impirt.int. sequently some other holt or part must nnd succulent feed, grit, some animal bewhen It. This other part carry and mash should ail he included food, ing subjected to an overload that it Avoid all the ute uvei feeding. Keep was not designed to er.rr.Y will loose", bend or pfobahly fails completely t slls clean in which food is placed. ! The Economy eppeiife end digestion, helps quantities, of sweet are now manufactured in this country. The demand for tills kind of butter is so lurge that a premium is usually paid In order to obtain it. Practically all the butter ig made by the creameries, while the old method of leaving the cream for a few days, until it is quite sour, prior to churning, is still practiced on the farms. It is possible, however, for the farmer's wife to make butter from sweet cream. Such butter lias a clean mild flavor, and d. eg not develops a strong flavor in a few days after it is made as is usually the case where it is made from sour, fermented Quite cream-butte- ! Low Price and High Quality Dont Go Together, Stick to Agricultural Its BENEFICIAL! Aids for Economical Transportation Chevrolet Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan Division of General Motors Corporation World's Largest Manufacturer of QUALITY Automobiles. There are 0,000 Chevrolet Dealers and Service Stations Throughout the World. 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