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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM. UTAH I in Evidence Darker Materials Take an Striking Jacquetto for Fall Dresses j v I ! Unusually Plain But Black I EarIy Lead in Modes I ! for New Season. "Oklahoma King Has Been Exhibited in Different Parts of United States. . f I in the Black frocks predominate I early fall exhibits, with navy bine as Itbe only close competitor, notes a writer In the Washington fashion I star Fabrics are unusually lnterest-- f and they more than make lngt though, lack of variety in color up for the made tones. Several new satins have I their appearance soft clinging, crepe- - that lend themselves admir-- f d and f satins that are effective in plainer I models, with little or no trimming. I Ecru lace Is a favored medium for f collars and cuffs, while beige georgette 1 organdie are and I also popular. Some frocks fashioned I on simple, straight lines, combine tv. I of them. For instance, one attractive model seen was of pebbly black satin, with the bateau neck bordered by a I collar of openwork beige organ die frilled with several tiers of Crystal crepe has been masterfully lace. Gauntlet cuffs used j narrow in creating this winsome garof organdie, also edged with lace ment. The cuffs, revers and 6ash are other touch of in added the only black. I pke silks ably to drapery rolled-ove- pebbly-surface- r self-col- flut-Ita- g. trimming. frock was of navy blue cut on rather severe I tailored lines, and yet trimmed with i soft lace frills, which contradicted the I tailored effect. It was fashioned in I one straight piece, with a rounded I neck bordered by a pointed collar and long sleeves molded to .fit the wrists A jabot of shirred ecru J llko gloves. i lace drooped from the collar fastening, while lace ruffles bordered the sleeves, the hands, and extended I Ona street I'Poiret twill, g frills at the side of each sleeve. Additional strips of the three-tonbraid e were appllqued over each hip in a conventional pattern and extended the length of the skirt at each side, formI aree long tassels ing pseudo-panelof dark blue silk dangled from the braid outlines on the hips, adding the finishing touches to the model. s. Dainty Ribbon Rose Bag Is Easy to Make Every woman wants a dainty and distinctive bag to carry with her pretty frocks. Here is one of the daintiest and easiest that can be made. For the foundation cut two circles of buckram and cover with silk of the same color as the ribbon you Intend using. Use four or six yards of ribbon according to the size of bag desired. Tack the end of the ribbon to the center of the circle, then twist it and swirl It around in circles until the entire foundation is covered. Pins will have to be used to hold the ribbon In place until the foundation covered; then the ribbon is tacked and the pins removed. When the two circles have been thus covered they are joined together with the same ribbon. This makes a rose bag similar to double cockade, and should be swung over the arm. Hand Knit Frocks Are Chic for Sports Wear sports frocks for madame and mademoiselle are among the smjr: knitted garments worn by women who dress well. But If a woman can wieU a knitting needle, she can have the same frock at much less cost. Some of the frocks are made In one and plain piece, with low s of for stitch stocking the way, and in squares or plaids, as you will, of the knit and purl combination. The skirt ends with a plain hem effect in the stocking stitch. Others Yellow, tan, beige, are powder blue, green and whiter In one tone or with another color combined, are used for these frocks. The softest yams should be used. Some of the frocks are embroidered in Angora or brash wool, and still are trimmed with worsted yarn others Frock of Navy Polret Twill With Lace flowers or conventional designs which Jabot and Sleeve Frills. are appllqued on. In straight lines up the side of each eve Draped Fall Hats. nearly touching the elbows. r ald, stitched In sliver and Many of the early fall hats are on one side with a narrow draped on the lines of a tarn. A very gld braid and on the other pretty model of black velvet is emta red, outlined both collar and broidered in white silk. The design Is eeve ends, and also framed the lace large leaves in outline stitch. Hand-kni- t ck three-quarter- two-piec- e. out-hD- ea , Restful Window Seat Adds Charm to Home A n window seat has Estelle H. the small house where there is little space for fhalrs, and In the larger one where oaie corners and spots uninteresting 816 not infrequent, there is good opportunity for this pleasant feature. If ere Is a bay window, it offers a delightful chance for a win-'6e&t where a group of persons ay enjoy slight exclusiveness without complete isolation. Here it fits Into a Pace not otherwise used and will .give air of completeness and coziness to appeal all its own, says kies in the Delineator. In par-oular- ly T e window. In a window seat, it Is for ease to cleaning, to have case rest fully upon the floor. If It ut a couple of Inches, bwoIi 6 iwP ng 18 awbward and neglect is en-.-.. age(l If the window seat does rest solidly upon the floor, It should several Inches high, so that one ter it 2 adlly rea ,ay whea to likely to m aca record on tho phonograph. constructing Champion Barrow Has Traveled Far pick up the rugs and be off," window seats are particularly desirable. Those who do not participate In the frolic will be more comfortable In a good window seat than in a chair that Is constantly being run into even In spite of the best intentions. And after the dance, If one has light refreshments In the dining room and more guests than one can comfortably accommodate at table, the dining room window seat pleasantly offers itself. It Is possible to upholster a window seat In cretonne or other material In harmony with the rest of the room. This is not essential, except as a matter of personal preference, as window seats may be had in stock design? with excellent wood finish In styles to harmonize with the character of the room. The use of bright colored cushions and upholstered seats, however, is undoubtedly a large factor in tht charm of the room and gives a verve that Immediately attracts attention. The best kind of upholstery work and a good grade of stuffing is most essential to make the seat cushions . Not content with being declared the grand champion barrow of the world at the 1922 International Live Stock exposition, Oklahoma King has added to his honors the title of the widest traveled and most Inspected hog on earth. Instead of being sent to the block after attaining supreme honors at Chicago last December, he was purchased by two Duroc associations and sent on a tour of exhibition which hns carried him to all parts of the country. Among the places visited were Nashville, Tenn.; Denver, Colo.; Lincoln, Neb.; Crookston, Minn.; Madison and Janesville, Wis.; Fort Worth, Tex.; Oklahoma City, Stillwater and Guymou, Okla. ; Peoria, Urbana and Aurora, El. ; Columbus, O. ; LaFayette, Ind. ; Lexington, Ky., and Des Moines, la. His journey will continue throughout the fall months when he will be the center of attraction at many of the large fairs. It is planned to bring him back to Chicago the first week In December for the International, this being the first time that the grand champion barrow at this show has ever been returned the following year. Oklahoma King has stood up well and actually gained flesh during his travels. This Is all the more remarkable In view of the fact that he has been shipped as any ordinary hog would be moved about. In a crate by express. At hls numerous stops, however, he has been accorded royal receptions and honors have been heaped high upon hls porcine head. In one city nothing was considered too good for one of hls royal standing and he was given quarters In the lobby of the leading hotel. This noted animal began life in the classical environment of the Oklahoma Agricultural college. Under the con- - Stocks of wool, which accumulated during the war and Immediately after, have now been converted into merchandise. Manufacturers short of mill supplies and eager to keep the mills going have become anxious to buy, causing the price to go up. Prices of lumbs have been at $12 to $15 per 100 pounds for a long time, with a variation of $2 to $2.50 for shorn lambs," says Professor Anderson. Such prices should be an Inducement for many farmers to have flocks of 25 to 35 ewes or more which will consume green food perhaps otherwise wasted and convert It Into a marketable product. With wool and market stock high In price, because of a decrease In the number of sheep In the United States and the action of the new protective tariff, our sheep breeders can surely compete with the breeders of other countries." e e S5 . Sheep Raising Spurred Salt Poisoning in Pigs by Advance in Prices Is Always Preventable The farmer who has the equipment 2. Vaccinating Cattle to Prevent Shipping Fever pocket for refreshment. ever-read- r y f Aids digestion. Allays thirst. t Soothes the throat, f For Quality, Flavor and the Sealed Package, Hand Pick Disease-Fre- e Pods to Use for Seeding. disease-producin- 1921-192- Have a packet in your Rotation to Prevent Disorders of Beans Plant beans on the same land not oftener than once In three or four years, particularly If disease has been Soils which once become prevalent. thoroughly Infected as a result of continuous cropping are seldom safe to use for the same or closely related crops for years to come. Wherever practical, destroy all diseased vines and trash by burning. If the bean straw from diseased vines Is to be fed, do not use the manure on a field that Is to be planted to beans. As far as possible avoid cultivating the beans early In the morning when there is dew on them, or when they are wet with rain. Hand pick disease-frepods, or If select disease-frepossible, plants for seed. Use these to plant a seed plot on land which has never raised beans, and which Is removed soma distance from the main crop. Remember that hand picking of seed as it comes from the flail or thrasher for the purpose of controlling disease Ib of no value, since it Is Impossible to detect even a small percentage of diseased seed. Seed treatment of beans Is of no practical value, since any chemical that would penetrate the seed deeply g enough to destroy the organism would likewise be apt to kill the seed. Spraying with bordeaux mixture, formula, even when done thorOklahoma King. oughly by competent persons. Is best unsatisfactory, unprofitable anc stant supervision of a former pig dub successful. Walter G. winner he was grown and fitted for the only partially Sackett, Bacteriologist, Colorado Exgreat competition at Chicago and amperiment Station. ply justified this faith by defeating nearly 600 of the finest market hogs in the world for supreme honors. Dairy Progress Nothing Competent judges have conceded Short of Phenomena that Oklahoma png Is one of the most The progress which the dairy Inperfect types of market barrows ftiat made during the has ever been produced, and it Is for dustry as a whole has Is nothing short ol! three years past the purpose of allowing as many peoDuring a period when ple as possible to personally Inspect phenomenal. of lines other farming and Industry this Ideal porker that the breed assofrom stagnation, the were suffering ciations have saved him from the been forging ahead has Industry dairy on and have sent him hatchers block of records new production an and tour of the United hls history-makin-g have been establlshe consumption States. each year. and feeds at hand should be encouraged In raising lambs," says Phil A. Anderson of the animal husbandry diBut vision, University of Minnesota. farmers entering this field should go slowly at first and study the requirements very thoroughly," he adds. Mr. Anderson makes the foregoing statement In view of the greatly Increased Interest exhibited In sheep production the last few months, which has been brought about by advancing prices for wool, a steady lamb market and good profits made In feeding lambs during Every Meat There Is such a thing as salt poisoning In pigs. If too much salt Is placed In the feed or If too much clear salt Is placed where pigs can get at it, after not having had any salt for a long time, one might have a few pigs sick On the other from salt poisoning. hand, pigs should have some salt Just the same as other kinds of Eve stock. Growing Interest Indicated. The Increasing demand for goose and duck eggs and ducklings and gosIndilings of the baby chick shops cates growing Interest for market have the run of a good alfalfa pasture, was shown In a test conducted by the Kansas experiment station last year. One lot was fed all the com It would eat. In addition to alfalfa pasture. The other lot was fed all the com It would eat plus of a pound of tankage per head per day In addition to alfalfa pasture. The pigs In the lot receiving no tankage made a gain of .74 pound per day at a cost of $5.55 per 100 pounds of gain. The pigs In the lot receiving tankage made a gain of 1.25 pounds per day at a cost of $4.99 per 100 pounds of gain. The of a pound of addition of tankage per head per day on alfalfa pasture reduced the cost of gains 50 cents a hundred. Although still In the experimental stage, the vaccination method of treating cattle to prevent their contracting hemorrhagic septicemia has reached such a degree of perfection that It Is now In use by the United States Department of Agriculture. Until the method has been more thoroughly tried out, the department will furnish vaccine produced In Its laboratory and also trained veterinarians who will give the treatment at actual cost. Losses from this disease have been steadily Increasing for several years. During the past fall and winter the disease became more prevalent and Small Eggs Not Wanted. virulent than ever before. It Is most Consumers never like to buy small likely to show Itself among animals shipped lonr distances, although it eggs and dealers will not pay as much occasionally attacks those that have for them because of this. Small eggs are Just as good for home use and never left the home placet should be used there. one-fourt- one-fourt- Great Value of Adding Protein to Hog Ration h h Nature le a Wise Guide, Why floes the strawberry plant hare The Talus ot adding protein to a miners? To replant Itself la anofiMt ration, vta when pig tatof fattened Qti Clear Babys Skin With Cuticura Soap and Talcum Soap 25c, Oiatment 25 ui 50c, Talcui 25c. HURT? For barninp or scaly lids, and to reliT Inflammation and eoreneai.ose Mitchell ye Salve, according to dircc tkxos. 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And I beg you men who enjoy this blessing A not to throw It away heedlessly. woman who loves you Is entitled to fair treatment ; and many devoted women do not get it A just master longest retains hls power. If there Is anyone entitled to justice, to gentleness and appreciation, from a man, It is the woman who devotedly loves him. From E. W. Howe's Monthly. Prickly Pear Pest The prickly pear pest is becoming an Increasingly formidable problem In New South Wales and Queensland, the latest reports from New South Wales giving 6,000,000 acres as the area Infested. The northern state is said to 'have 27,000,000 acres affected. The 1921 estimate In New South Wales was 8,500,000 acres, the pest having spread over 2,500,000 acres since that time. At least 10,000 acres within SC miles of Sydney are said to be growing nothing but prickly pears. Men of the British navy must list for a period of 12 years. en- About 8,000 pounds of copper Is quired to build a locomotive. re- |