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Show War Messages Have You can help keep telephone lines open by not making unnecessary calls. On calls you do make, please be brief. Every little bit of cooperation helps speed Victory! Don't ask the operator for ' . time of day unless necessary J'' fP I fi)Mm?t:MiHJII:i:iil4l:!Ti;f7 ( " " J?S' If you suffer distress from W Which Makes You Blue, Cranky Lydia pinkham-s compound is NERVOUS medicine you can buy today- made especially for women to re- At such times if you're troubled lieve monthly pain and its tired by cramps, headache, backache, a nervous feelings due to this cause, bloated feeling, nervousness dis- And in such a sensible way! With tress of "irregularities "-due to nature's own beneficial roots and functional monthly disturbances herbs. No harmful opiates, try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Taken regularly - thruout the Compound! Its helped thousands month-Pinkham's Compound upon thousands of women and girls helps build up resistance against to go "smiling thru" such "difficult such symptoms. Follow label direc- days." tlons. Worth trying! J WARTIME BUS SCHEDULES EASTBOTTND: Lv. 8:50 A. M. 12:35 A. M. SOUTHBOUND: Lv. 3:39 P. M. , W. P. SMITH AGENT Smittie's Confectionery & Sporting Goods 221 So. Main - Phone 15 f3I i pOR VICTORY-BUY UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS ft "XvVJ Raspberry picking on the Buwplace is done by local j8 V " f v' 2 high school boys and girl3. Here Virginia Tui-pin, iH l5T x Ipr f sLiL Si'sf 'JLlV 1 attractive Burr daughter, now married, shows you W C M ? JO :! ttTt 4 the small baskets - called "cups"- in which the : nm I I i-V 4M berries are gathered. "All ripe berries must be re- fefl Fi X byWWs sAVt J moved every picking," Mr. Burr explained, "or next li bMiW tr.M time around they may be over-ripe and poor quality. k fP" 4 WsfMict 5 Each picker wears a waist band which holds 24 cups k.K ' Z it THlA3S 1 in two 12-cup stacks. Using both hands, pickers fill 4" irNC&f , 'jfSirSL M their two top cups (one in each stack), set these gt rl?ff V4?I.Vl?'f 1 ?W Steir. " s CUPS down in the shade of the vines, and then start fcxf 5&WS fillinS the next two top cups. Berry crates are left Ml fcf WT I f at the end of each row 12 filled cups make a crate. Pf felf . WMJ WjfM Our pickers both pick and pack, hey bring full 11 v f5 'llv-'TV -1 crates to a central berry house and are paid so muf Hf Mc lMV"fOT'' 'WH a crate. My mature vines average 400 crates of rasp gj WW ffwjfey Si&y&t: ST ' n&fflffi 1 berries acre, sometimes more. The June is my IM 2- fi 4-lJ&Vfc I fSkkk i earliest variety and Latham the latest between p IK- vsfe-tS;4 j them 1 get " lojg a pick,8 seaso aa " pos3ible" 1 isyl I "R." r l Mr. I.J. Burr of Orem, Utah, is oneof the best berry ? s I 1 a rTl ijl Yfl anc ru armers 've met UP la many a day , s ! J ix&t "tV.- ' i H and one of the busiest. In addition to doing prac-leJS prac-leJS I 11 &31s!& VSl t'cay a tie work on his own 20 acres Mr. Burr J x "l1 if &'!s,s l I I W "ves the 'school bus, helps his neighbors prune Mf,''!" I 1 vzShf H an sPray an( acts as secretary-manager of the ZBT'x 1 ? 1 $2& ' j-l Utah Berry Growers Association. This farm coop-WifXj-y 1. .1 '"vP "Setathe marketed about 26,000 crates of berries for rV tl- ti-4 ltsfi!: its 50 members in 1941. "Raspberries all ripen and , "jM -4k' i $ 5 h 1 1 &STS& must be moved between the last week in June and I ' -a-80 , ?W August first, Mr. Burr told me. Our Association Irrigation water flows beneath Mr Burr s XT has been able to assure Safeway of No. 1 berries 2SbI S rrts ,r r f J dependable supply, and Safeway has been our gate weekly starting the first of May, cul- swf told me - w dttf te&st buyer. They took about tivate after each irrigation, and also ferti- Sahwa Farm Repor'" I T I A 10,000 crates last year, paying ,jSf:l hze heavily," Mr. Burr told me. "The rasp- &L fj. us the going price or better" i berry canes grow too close together for a , JlJ ' Mi cover crop. I spread on 15 to 20 tons of barn- - This is "Buck," the Burr dog,' yard manure to the acre every winter. At ' rated a good pheasant hunter. v , f harvest time the canes grow six feet tall S , jje was bought with money one r, , fe4 and more. As each shoot bears, it dies. We ' . 0f the Burr boys earned tyJU-d iMJA prune out this dead wood during the winter, t ; "y , while the canes are dormant, and top back f ' K ? ' . ' (left) 17-year old Bill Burr, youngest son, stands the new wood on mature canes to about 3y2 jkttf ' z .here beside one of his purebred Chester White sows, feet high. There's always plenty to do in a j? ,2'& grand champion at a local show a few years back, raspberry patch. Every bush and tree you ' iX K V The family's livestock a horse, three milk cows, see on this place I have set out myself A rsfVSV , ,X . " J some hogs assures manure for the raspberry patch In a Safeway store at Salt Lake City Mr. Burr proudly y-y-?wwwreiww checks the raspberries, some of v.hich he no doubt grew ' : , ' himself. (This display was part of a Cherry and Rasp- - f , fT , , . yyy ' I berry Week" promotion put on by Utah Safeway stores t ffyf $y ,( , y , ' 1, .; J during the height of the picking season ) "We rasp- t-W -v, . v . . V , ' r J berry growers around Orem had more than our share L . . . , . y, tuJlatLuJL ' 4 of troubles until we formed our Association m 1938," : i A - Mr. Burr told me. "Our only marketing outlets were v " , local merchants and fruit peddlers, and as raspberry . "fS J acreage increased in this district the price we growers ' w, L. , ' got went down. Safeway has helped us over that hump. yA - f , ' - ' 1 & , f With their efficient distribution system Safeway ships t - ' A 4 ,'yyy f S a good part of our berries out to other areas, so the . , f' ir.pal mnrket U better stabilized. Over the Fourth of A i . ' ' ; local marh.ei is ueuci oiau aen, j :M iJm , , ts t ', July period during the entire season Safeway ad- -"' - a ,"' yUi , , , i : vertises and pushes our berries without cost to us. All rH t"X Ys X '', -1 ' this gives our Association members a better opportunity t ? ; ' ' ' ' I ; to make a decent living. Mrs. Burr tells me our food k ' . r. , ', , , l i money goes farther at Safeway too, and we re folks - V', that appreciate good buys It's been hard-going, but , - t' M we've helped put 3 of our 4 children through college and ' 4, 'O ' y our fourth is now in high school We enjoy shopping at ' , ,K V the well-stocked Safeway store in Provo . " - ',.,,, ,r,m-rrm .,. ffiEMyyJ? SEPTEMBER siii: pffflBi THRIFT WILL LEND WINGS TO VICTORY! Thrift is again a national virtue ... a vital necessity. There is no room for waste in our wartime economy . . . and a store in which nothing is ever wasted, is a store that assures you good values! You'll Need A Supply cV - Of These p f;f u Sally Lea Dresses I J - W Housedresses and morning rJ i frocks to give you style, com- f'Jt wMimm fort and value! 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