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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER HYRUM, UTAH poisiT TO GIVE GUINEA CHICKS KILL FEED Newest of Wraps for First Hours. Models in Tricotine, Twill Cord, ORGANDIE FOR SUMMER WEAR Normandy and Others. T- -T WELL-BALANC-ED BECTENEHIES Is Nothing Must Keep Up the of Sowing Fight From Time Thirty-Si- x Gardener Harvest Time.' Until IKE m IN WINTER Required Fowls Are Natural Rangers and Will Pitk Up Seeds, Grasses, Insects and Green Vegetation to Supply Much of Living. SOIL by the United States Depart nient of Agriculture.) Guineas ure fed in much the same way as chickens, hut they require less feed, as they are natural rangers and can be trusted to find enough seeds of (Prepared the principal Means Effective Against Destructive Pests Are Applied as a Spray or as Bait in Form of Bran Mixtures. (Prepared by the United States Denartment of Agriculture.) -' Destructive insect pests give the a fight from the gardeuer or farmer time he puts his seed into the ground until the crops are ready fer market. they would devour every in the garden. The successful gardener is the one who studies the habits of these pests, learns the means of combating them, and keeps constantly at it. Use Some Kind of Poison. In spite of the best precautions, insects will attack healthy plant's. The principal measures effective against them are various kinds of poison, generally applied as a spray or as a mixtpoison bait, in the form of bran ures. The kind of poison to be used depends upon the insects method of Some bite and chew the feeding. leaves and other parts of the plants, and these are best destroyed by arsenical stomach poisons, such as Paris green, arsenate of lead, and arsenate of lime. Of these, arsenate of lead is the best and safest for general use, and also adheres better to the foliage. Paris green is likely to burn some plants, such as beans, seriously if not carefully applied, but on account of its long use can be obtained at every drug store and seed house. , Left alone, useful plant weeds and grasses, buds, insects and green vegetation in the fields to supply much of their living. For the first 36 hours after hatching no feed is required, as the sustenance from the egg is sufficient to nourish them for this period. The first meal may corn sist of a little egg mixed with bread crumbs, or bread may be soaked in milk, Squeezed partly dry, and fed in small bits. Clabbered milk also is very good, poultry specialists in the United States Department of Agriculture say. Three times a day Is as often as they need to be fed. one feed consist- hard-boile- d Brood of Guinea Chicks. . mix-tor- - Yards Clean. to beep important the poultry yards clean as it is to observe proper cleanliness inside the house. Capon Develops Quickly. Leghorns and other small breeds a Plump nice capon that matures flu ckly , ahead of the breeds. de-Ve- larger Strawberry Needs Care. strawberry will not thrive and profitably under neglect, or tnCe indifferent care. he Two-in-On- y.Jfk F i t VALUE OF SILAGE One ton of silage Is equal to about 223 pounds of corn and 013 pounds of clover hay for t dairy cows. One ton of silage Is equal to 144 pounds of corn and 930 pounds of clover hay for fattent ing lambs. t These figures are calculated from Wisconsin experiments. t Keep Surroundings Sanitary. Poison Grasshoppers. the chicks as well as Farmers need no longer be helpless Proflts from the flock will be aa Hy improved and maintained by against the ravages of grasshopper horders In their fields. If discovered the surrotmdln88 In a sanitary In the early days of their attack, these conflM pests are now quite easy of control Care of Young Chicks. by means of poisoned baits. e.ep the chickens under a sultat h Not Found on Rich Land. they are Incubator, chic with a hn that will care for the: Sheep sorrel Is a weed that Is seldom, If ever, found on rich land. On Clsan the contrary, wherever this weed Is Dally. nrooder lamps should be cleiuMd found we may conclude that-th- e soil 1 day. condition. Is In a 6 Hi run-dow- n V wf BOYD PARK JEWELERS iT 166 MAIN BOYD PARK. BLDG STREET , It Is interesting to note the enthusiasm with which women are greeting the newest wraps. Every week new models are shown in tricotine, twill cord, normandy, boiivia and velours. To cover ones afternoon gown there is a delightfully swagger wrap of heavy black satin reversed with Harding blue satin and heavily fringed at the bottom knee deep. The nicest part is that one may reverse this wrap for evening occasions to the light side, thus making it a sort of I LLSlCOLLECTED two-In-o- model. And the fringe lends graceful effect, swaying gracefully when the wearer is in motion. A big collar capes the shoulders and is tied In front with long sash ends. Just the thing for motoring Is a brand new wrap of plaid wool, fringed at the bottom and deeply collared and cufftd in plain material. This model wrajs Itself close about the figure, thus Insuring warmth and beauty. Among the slender coat wraps there Is one In tobacco brown, excellent for street wear, developed In loose wraplike lines, shirred at the waistline, girdled by a narrow belt and touched here and there by silk stitchery. For dressy occasions Is a coat of gray tricotlne, In Tuxedo style, with faclDg extending from neck to hem. For added attraction the revers are scalloped deeply and the cuffs also follow this example. A narrow string girdle Is tied about the hips, giving the low line so fashionable this season. Black satin and navy trlcotine combine effectively in many top coats for daytime occasions, and In almost every one there Is a hint of embroidery that lends a subtle charm all Its own. trancis 6 LuKe 1 11 . ocientificctqjecTorS of Honest Debts General Manager Rooms Continental Bank t salt tuk) Lake City, qtah ENGRAVED WEDDING STATIONERY Announcements Invitations Calling Cards. Your printer is our representative and haa complete samples and prices Jennings-Gottscha- ll Engraving Co. When You Think FORD Think Organdie always makes up alluringly for summer frocks. On this costume the embroidery is no set design; it is scattered everywhere, and the petal-edge- d panels ail aid in making this frock delightful and violet-colore- d summery. FASHION FRILLS turn-bac- k ing of clabbered milk or the bread and egg or bread and milk mixture, and the other two of chick feed. If the coop is placed in a field or pasture where green feed Is available, the guinea chicks can secure this for themselves; otherwise, sprouted oats, dandelion leaves, lettuce, or onion tops cut fine should be furnished. Water, grit, and fine oyster shell should be before them always. By the end of the first week the young guineas will be finding enough worms and insects to take the place of the egg or milk feed, so this may be eliminated and chick feed given morning and night If clabbered milk is available, however. It can be continued with excellent success, since guineas are very fond of variety in Beetles Devouring Young Potato Vine. their ration and It is conducive to quick growth. As '.the birds grow The most destructive garden plant older whole wheat, oats, and cracked enemy, and one which made its apcorn can be substituted gradually for pearance within the last half of the the chick feed. Nineteenth century, is the , common Colorado potato beetle, known to farmers as the potato bug. This po- POISON BAIT FOR CUTWORMS tato beetle passes the. winter in the ground and emerges early in the White Arsenic, Arsenate of Lead or spring, so that he is on hand when Green Mixed With Paris the first potato leaves begin to push Bran Is Effective. through the ground. Easily Destroyed by Poison. Cutworms appear In early spring An arsenical cut off the stems of young plants and be may applied dry, mixed with 10 to 20 surface of the ground. They are the at parts cheap dry flour or hydrated lime and dusted on, quickly destructive. The best remedy Preferably when the dew is on, by Is poisoned bait. For a small garden means of guns or bellows, so as to mix two level tablespoons of white cover the plants and leave as little arsenic, arsenate of lead, or Paris os possible. The application must be green Into five pounds of dry bran. repeated as often as new larvae Add from four to six quarts of water, hatch. A spray Is generally pref- In which half a pint of sorghum or erred. It is prepared by mixing the cheap molasses has been mixed. After arsenical with water or bordeaux e the mash has stood several hours at the rate of one of scatter It thinly over the garden or a pound Poison to 50 gallons of the liquid. A small quantity at the base of the plants. email quantity of quicklime In the Put the poison on late In the day, so mixture will ' prevent scorching the It will be moist during the night when leaves. ' the cutworms feed. Keep Poultry It is almost as Heavy Black Satin Reversed With Harding Blue, Affords a Winsome e Garment Toilet pieces, single or HANDY THINGS in sets for traveling or on your dresser. Reasonable prices case the way. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH CLEANERS & DYERS. Service. Quality. Clothes insured. Work guaranteed. We pay return postage.Price list on request Myers Cleaners A Dyers, 114 B. Broadway. MONUMENTS. Write for catalog. Standard Lavender hats worn with dark Marble & Granite Co., 117 W. Broadway. dresses are very smart. For a real good place to eat, follow the crowds te Baroche pearls worn on a silken SHAYS CAFETERIA cord are the latest fancy. Opposite Post Office. Down the marble stairs Chic, allover embroidery jackets are RUBBER STAMPS & STENCILS. Seals and worn with plain skirts, giving a ear tags also made. Send for samples, prices, etc. Salt Lake Stamp Co., 65 W. Broadway. effect. d hats, with cascades of free. $10 commission op lace off the left and sometimes off both sales. Vacuum furnished Dodge Bros., 68 E. First South, Salt Lake. worn. are sides, BOUGHT. Send us your cream. AN ROLL BRIM Felt hats, in white, gray, lavender, CREAM Western Creamery Co., 244 W. Fourth South. flame and orange are fruit or flower MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS trimmed and much worn. of on very easy terms. chambrays, organdies Writeevery description Salt Lake. Ginghams, and dark dotted swisses are among EDCC Samples of Baloons, Confetti, Noise mak-the favorite cotton fabrics ers. U. S. Wholesale Co. Box 2183. Black and navy, with an occasional POULTRY BOUGHT. For best results ship gray gown, make the sum total of most poultry, eggs and game to Fulton Mkt. Correct smart daytime gatherings. Write for prices. weight. Prompt returns. White veiling Is having a tremendous vogue and usually It Is dotted OLDSMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS. Care A trucks. Used car bargains. A. E. Tourisen, 447 S. Main. with variously colored chenille. Coat dresses, the front draped over ill1 Piston Rings cure your motor troubles. Gill Piston King Co., 15 East Fourth South to the side and held with one button, are much worn in navy or black cloth ELASTIC STOCKING MFRS. Few hems are straight these days, Manufacturers abdominal. Maternity supporters. skirts being scalloped, pointed or their Truss fitters. S. H. Bowmar Co., Brooks Arcade. line broken by longer panels or fringe, WELDING. AUTO RADIATORS & Machinery Coiffure bands coming down over built and repaired. Beet and cheapest. Potter the forehead and fastening under the Welding A Repairing Co.. 651 South State. hair at the sides have been seen much TYPFWRITFR The Baby Fox weighs 8 lbs. 1 1 1 L IT IU 1 LIU AH makes rented and sold. Utah lately. Office & School Supply, 32 W. Second South St. Lace has Invaded the realm of the purse the outside this time! After- L. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE. noon bdgs, pouch shape, are often fash School pf Efficiency. All commercial branches. Catalog free. 60 N. Main St., Salt Lake City. loned of It. Princess frocks, the kind, KID FITTING CORSET PARLORS. made with shallow neck lines and Specialists in designing, making, fitting corsets. are Opal blue taffeta is featured in this without sleeves, and are very smart Hemstitching, embroidering, braiding, accordion and side pleating. Buttons made. 40 K Bdwy. winsome "off-tfor evening wear. hat which, is meeting with favor VULCANIZING A RETREADING. Quality and service. Standard Tire Works, 361 So. State. among the carefully dressed women. Pretty Gifts. Inventors Models Made. Key, lock and gun made gift is a branch of repairing. Knudson Novelty Co., 355 So. State. A quickly Chine. de repe It Is possible now to have suit, foliage painted in the new style with SEE YOUR LOCAL PUBLISHER blouse and hat of crepe de chine, and colored silver or gilt paint. Pussy For loose leaf binders, special blanks, records the effect for summer and early fall willows or catkins left over from for- of all kinds. He gives Quality Service. is good. A cape is a handy garment mer years are charming silvered. And MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. Qualify as barto throw over the crepe de chine suit while one is wielding the paint brush ber in few weeks. 48 S. West Temple Street. in these new artistic effects one can for warmth, If needed. c g into transform old smart and new. A book end, for dress is having Its example, that has become tarnished The if painted appliques, flutings will be extremely Incrustations, day. then and crimson touched with first up are all very good. The latter are simply efthe in a soft, with to smoky allowed purple fall and Into shape pressed fect. loose. two-fabr- ic Lace-trimme- OFF-THE-FA- Daynes-Beeb- ft e, 1 semi-fitte- d h bric-a-bra- s.ime-thln- Self-trimme- self-trimm- te MADE OVER -- BARGAIN GOWNS Blight Alterations Will Enable the would result. The cut of the skirt was extreme enough to give pause, Transformation Where There Are but Features. plus the spectacular touch of Objectionable green It was voted Impossible by the Quite frequently shops offer excel- women to whom It was offered, until lent values In dresses that are ex- along came a woman with a vision treme in style or that have some fea- that could see black satin substituted ture about them that blocks their sale. for the green, and the severe renaisOnes first Impulse is to reject such a sance neckline could be softened by model, but experience has taught one opening the front of the plain bodice canny shopper that models of this and inserting a V of some flattering material changes, which, type are possible after they have been lingerie revised at home or by a reliable tailor while very slight, altered the entire or seamstress. spirit of the gown. Now that sleeves of contrasting maa sleeve An unbecoming neck-linthat Is tbfe wrong length or does not terial are voted smart, one might be fit well, even the Introduction of a tempted to select a gown which could conspicuous color In some way may be altered by changing the sleeves. Of course, any changes ones originalhe altered with gratifying results. a details, ity might suggest would be helpful Eliminating objectionable dress with a very full circular skirt to the woman who to her dismay finds proved to be rather a drug on the that the model she selected has been market at one shop, principally because selected by her nearest neighbor or brilliant green cloth with steel but- her dearest enemy. tons had been Inserted at the sides, Canton crepe continues to be the so that In the swing of the skirt a , not too generous display of hosiery, Mesons most fashionable fabric. e, r i '" fh'JL'iAfija sin m ms wo Wasted. Small Boy' Whats the use of washing mj hands before I go to school, mother) Im not one of those" who are always raising them! ' Many Do. One way to "relievo congestion In the post office" Is to let your corre- spondents letters answer themselves method which has much to cocoa mend It - |