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Show 1 t V THE WEEKLY KEFLEX, KAY3VILLE. UTAH ST0RAGt if ' r ,nT tbese troubles you must re-li-e mallv cu the cause- - Foley Kiddey Pills begin B0i.k for you from the firt dose, and ST ex-- tor-kids- ey CATALOG PRICES postal today for Catalog' FM 1312 SO Philately 7 PfOTCT HEALTH. pab kM the eyetem In perfect order, ybey refutateShehemeleond produce A YMSSttlS BCftY. t pumt4j for stole heodorho, canotlaotlon. PE o Tffi Every guest who cannot play alv.a tries the hotel piano b A mans wife will contradict him eren If she happens to think as he does Other Side of Shield., Wife (Complainlngly) The Wilflu-iodheuee Is much larger than ours Husband Yes. my dear, and so is their mortgage. Boston Transcript. s Is positively bettle of guaranteed to cure eczema. Itch, ringworm, tetter. Few drops cure cellc, One drop cures eramps, dysentery. toothache. One spoonful guaranteed te cure horse colic. Dicolq heals burns, cuts, seres and removes inflammation and swellings. Powerful, penetrating, painless Wont blister or Temove hair. Retailed by dealers or sent by mall by Kew York Drug Concern, New York.Adv One $1 : , Got Through She weighed time Weighing. his words-fo- r some and then? "The scales fell from her eyes. Yes, had a other great surprise the day" "What was It? 1 got a square deal from rounder. Inverse Ratio. Julia Can Johnny come In price? Hes only got one eye. Hattie You'll have to pay for him. It takes him twice to see the show. Judge. -- -- MlsrKflorgqltetni Introduce you. Its that Louisiana Man Invents Apparatus ranged to Have Support From Finger Bar of Mower. Ar- The Scientific American Is describ- ing a seed gathering attachment tor mowers, designed by Y. M. Jackson of Laurel Hill, La., says: - This attachment la arranged to have for half support from the finger bar of the to be adjustable vertically of mower, double a frame member of the atthe latter, as long tachment being adapted for mounting on the axle of the mower so that In Coins; your great Especially Cooked. Brown What are you going to make of your boy? Jones Were thinking of making him a miller, hes bo Interested in meals. Willing to Oblige. Lady of the House (to persistent peddler) If you dont go away Immediately, I shall whistle for the dog. ....Peddler (calmly). Then let me sell you a whistle, mum. Lipplncotts. ' Figuring Li, Out. How many people do you suppose Boston wants to put Into her Hall of Fame cafiT tell you tm I take a look and learn what her population Is. 1 Toasted to a Golden Brown! doesnt it? smacking good, Thats Post Toasties -- Tender thin bits of the best Parti of Indian Coen, perfectly cooked at tbe factory, nd-ready to eat direct from die package fresh, crisp and -- -a- dean. . Theres a delicate Economical Little Contrivance Could Be More Generally Used, Espe- ciaHy Where Streams and ; Springs Aboundr The problem of pumping water for stock on the farm ts bv no means a small one, apd tneu have gone to great peii5eto solve 'K Windmills and gas engines are good, but both are more or less expensive and complicated Unquestionably the simplest and most economical little contrivance for pumping water is the hydraulic ram, savs the Utah Farmer This t being used ou many fdrms where much water is needed, but could be used more generally, especially in regions where springs abound The action of the hydraulic ram depends on the force that is exerted by a stream of, water, being applied to a part of the water to elevate it to a tank Thus, the momentum gained by the entlro stream, when used to raise only a small nishes a surprisingly large amount of part--Jof-.i- t. or? u Since the water generates Its own power and does its own hoisting, It is evident that the system is about as sweet- ness about Toasties that make them the favorite flaked cereal at thousands of breakfast tables daily. HENRI' HOWLAND and a sprinkling of sugar n Wholesome Sold by Grocers everywhere . pri M dili-nf and said that fi the ilithoi would bt tli i lomplv with it s impiissi tin pi.hlishos demand till a Mil Main t ml w I in unis is in ip hills limit plIsslll'V (ill it i m r 'in tlit tuiu' hiitl I'tanu a Utii tipimtl .1 'woirarifei 1 -- ' and wf II si lirst sunii mi i s,u tin- - 1 1 ilutilid n Iarls' from linn polm'uit Moilin' Have You a Bad Back? Whenever vou pvt your bark, does a sharp pint lot vou? Jioes vour back at be coiistuiiIT7iL.l sore and lame? i Its a sign of sn k k'duevs, especially If rhe kidnev ai non is disordeTeil (oo, passages sc.iuty or loo frequent or ofl color Inneglect there is danger of dropsv, gfivel or Frpbls disease Ise r loans htdne" lllls w Inch hav ecufed thousands A COIOKADO CAE Mr Avtr Ty, 'lie.- Mar S2T hrcoml St i Slat" t r o i e tolo hi mu' h pRtir3n inrTUt k 101- , 1 It's a a rural wortil to N IK In In ltait to arimuit n It'ft the flni'M wojUt tlmt pvtr hen tic ltftves art m comin out It' ft hull world In ti fair Jun t!ut th uniMw r It'S flue ol narlvl whan llttla ohh k sat to for tlu-linasls. And I'll tall ou Iwvi It r good old world I ms n tv nit thin ttma o vrr Whan tha turkev' la hurp nd tha and ThnnkasK tn' du ! naar ft 4tw- - ft Mexico True hast Mwlala The only ttilngaflla kind unlit In Ainarti-- a kruno. V nut daalar or rand Sba. Put mailed Iroo. "Cheap. STA'iHAIMl Ul.l thlnk-t- s OIl, mine ( jou Just give yourself ull.-- d FIRST SUP snot A flexible lei-g- awa. Mrs the Rhine Mrs He Jones I should think so, hat a splenright to the verj top did view there Is from the suiniullL OR D thf sole, Yee, Indeed. And were Robinson Red, White Tan. otUT vwwa Blue, Pitk,Black, wmv. Lace, Bettoe or SaadaL TkCTWwi Boston Baby Swat Co .NaTirsMnss FARM MIST HE SOI.I In.tnrdl-u- tf Afjlf. owner liy goo4 HplcmlUl opportunity from fi R. road 3 mil WNior rtfhl on HU ChiIi iir h rin tt aldm lnnl, lryvl,Hh The Proof. PI torular KayHliTLhotn ItS a world whan a fallow'. yiM ttflTCn IVAi ICU gut profitable RIM lii wonjr aavar Is that a marrluge in high life" young uni! limber and full of vim iracUuni lUo. luftlliiiu U And a good aiiunra meal la tlia Itnaal "I suppose so Theyre going on a thing Hint a body can ahow to hint, wedding tower W. N. U., Sait Lake City, No. lta a great Am-old world In the nutmner tint and a old world In fall, It a bully world whan you'va anvad bo TOlirlv that you don't need to car at spk-mllt-i In 46-19- 13- - , "T all. Ill tall But you. boy, tt'a tha deareal world and the fairest and awealest v world When you look down Into your young wlfe'a lap where your Ural little child Is urled For Infanta and Children. to Ft a VC A aeuedr She seems to be very fond of old Nice . - The Kind You Have I notice that he Is always Rooey. hanglngaroundlior "No, she doennt care for him at A 3 Always Bought PER CENT AVrtfrtable Preparation Ter AsFood and Reg uta-l(hr Stomachs and Bowels of Bears the similating It Laudable Intention. that you have become a "Now ALCOHOL-- millto do ionaire, what do you propose with your son? It is my intention to try as hard Promoks Digestion, Conlains neither Opium. Morphine nor Mineral Chrerful-neasandRe- ai tor keep trim from r canidea that sl Signature of Not Narcotic accumulating the Broadway is the only proper place In which to put money in circulation," - tfgld BrSAMVUimmt m Smd Mm fmmm iMiAM The Irony of Fate, What Is your understanding of the Irony of fate? asked the bashful young man. "Well," the beautiful girl replied, if two fellows should fight over me and It shouldnt get Into the papers should think that was about it - aiWfM bJ!i4a Aik QrHrg; mmkrf nr Aperfecl Remedy . forConshpe-lio- n Sour Slomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Ftver ish-ne- tt for Over and LOSS OF SLEEP TaSimle Siftialurt of Gold and the Female Heart. It was Graw, wasnt lt, who asked: What female -- - " heart. can The Certaur Company. dont know; maybe It waa. But I can tell him. Any female can despise gold If it is necessary to dojo . - NEW YORK. I in order to get a Thirty Years goiddos-pIse-T np?TT2TrT7r'l3Ef title " Mar Supposition. Why do they call It her - - - coming out when a girl enters society ? suppose It means that she Is eomlng out of tho innocent state- In which she supposed all men were brave and ail women true A cow weighing 1,000, pounds Win consume on an average about 30 A Miracle. pounds of corn silage daily. Fifteen Pa, are there any miracles, nowapound 'may be led 'In the morning days?" ' and 15 pounds in the evening. The Yes I heard of one last night. A allowance may be Increased or de- young man who had Inherited a milcreased in proportion to the cows lion decided not to go to New York to " weight and individual needs. Some pend it cows weighing 1,000 pounds require more silage than others pf the same That for Hie First Wifes Cooking. I wish you could learn to cook weight It is well to feed regularly, and it my first wife did, he complained. does not make much difference when If you had the ability my flrst'hua-banthe cows are fed, provided they are possessed, she replied, our infed regularly. As a rule, we believe' come would be sufficient to enable us it better to feed silage immediately to hire the best cook in the country after milking in the morning rather than before. If care Is not exercised Well Mated. d there is some danger of the silage They seem to be Bucb a tainting the milk when fed at the time couple. of milking. Hoard's Dairman. Yes. He always agrees to everySeed to Reject thing she says. Essential. Cleanliness should In swim water, that seeds All It la impossible to produce clean Astrology for Today. he rejected, and a further separation stacream unless the and milk In for those who earn their cows, sink Favorable seeds tha made by placing the water in a weak solution of sugar or ble, milking utensils and separator vages In the forenoon. An unlncky are clean. lay on which tc do any jury bribing. salt Guaranteed under the Food Exact Copy of Wrapper Mft ? omaT, mmm tt. C Pistol - and -- Rifle - Cartridges d lf one-hal- 'mm well-mate- i MX r CO.Staton llallltnora, and Lahada. -- fur I Sole Yes, mv dear fellow, very man has his pi lee- - " Oil, indeed''" A till Whtrt ' do you " by This Is -- Bits alone with you Whera th tight Is low, with her t haak agin your vast. Treatment for Scours. Indigestion and scouring In calves are sometimes caused by milk that Is excessively rich. 3fflk that Is moderate or low In butterfat Is usually better tor young calves, while indi gestlon In older calves is usually due to unclean milk, unclean vessels, close confinement In dark. Insanitary stalls, and irregular or excessive feeding. Iq some cases It appears to be due mainly to sheer weakness and Inability to digest, and tor calf cholera or white scours try the formalin treatounce liquid ment Add f formalin to fifteen and ounces of water. Reduce the milk ration at least and add one ounce of the diluted formalin to each pint of milk. 1 DOANS V.IIV - " tor e Itself a flna atti world whan tha spring work dona and the t roia basin to Its v hVntyear b ftUiL1 aClassby grow , a grand old world whan tha day ar short ami the ftalda are whlio with snow a bulh world In tha sntnmar tlm Whan Vi ii small the swaat naw lm) It's a dandv wot Id wlian voiv'va old vour Whaat and tha proflt'a put hwhv. And I'll tell von bos. It's a gtvut old world whan tha girl you lovo tha 8eed Gathering Attachment for Mow. ers. Bad Practice to Withhold Grain From Heavy'HoTaea Animals Left In the adjustment of the finger bar, the Bad 8tate for Winter. said the will with attachment swing axle as a center, there being a beater There Is not uncommonly woeful reel operating over the seed hox,ani bad management In feeding heavy driven from the axle. horses; others, too, for that matter. It Is too much the practice at the sew GET STARTED WITH ALFALFA boil when green stuff comes In to with hold a large portion of the grain. When Land Is First Inoculated Many Of course, the idle horse will put os Smaller Plants May Have but flesh of a sort much faster on green Few Bacteria at Work, stuff than if fed on hay in the stable, but the condition becomes of bo soft It Is Interesting to examine young a nature as to be little suited where alfalfa plants and note how quickly dally toil- Is required or hard flesh they obtain the benefit of nitrogen and muscles are absolutely essentia gathering bacteria. Plants less than there. tour weeks- old may have two or three Later in the summer, when herbnodules on a single root and have age matures and holds 'no excess of countless number of bacteria furnish' sap, the case is rather different, but even then-t- o withhold the grain to lng nitrogen from the air-,- .When land is first Inoculated by the any great extent Is a bad policy, and use of soil from an old field one may is sure to tell against the horse soonfind much unevenness In the size of er or later sooner In the way of perplants at an early age, due to the fact spiring and weakened state, and later that the taller "plants are getting an in but a poor state against winter. abundance of nitrogen, while the I smaller plants have, .few or.no bacteria at wdrk for them. It is for this SILAGE ALLOWANCE FOR COW reason that a second seeding on land that has been made to grow alfalfa Fifteen Pound May Be Given In Morning and Same Amount in Evening successfully Is much kurer than a first ' Well to Feed Regularly. seeding. ft am! my r ItB er of and pH In T kldnfT i.t r r n f t h rnrd I nr o d r 4 th tho.bt tho lllnr Abntin nTR I dm) Cat Doaat at Any Slor. SOc Box "Our little boy hist broke out In little jeTIvw FOSTEH MILD URN CO BUFFALO, N. Y. bllhters about the tde of pin heads and thev Itched and hurt so liudlv he could not rct-- t day nor night In a few diiv s they were running sorts and ketit tiiirtfadlniLi.iH-l- . Jhei w re as He hud them nil large us a ilolhu on-his bodi sad kus neurlv toitured to death, ns tin hurt him so luulh he could hardly sleep He vould scratch and cause print sores all over his fuce and legs We tried several highly recommended remedies but they didnt seiMit to help him a lilt. Nothing seemed to do any goodnntil' wd got Cutleura We liadu't used Soap and Ointment the Uutieura Soap and Ointment but a Short time before he vas completely cured w Ithout a sear (Signed) Mrs. J. H. Northern t. Nov. 22. 1012 Cuticura Soup nmi Ointment sold liquid porcelain, lnaotulila rrmeiit,, wathroughout the world Sample of each anlil and ter, free.wlth 32 p Skin Book Address post tlreproof. Kapalraarary thingvtaaiii, from alilna and Adv. auamrl warrtHtaanianilautouiolillaraUtor. card Cuticuru, Dept L, Boston New llollene, M tip ti4 rtKidnv IJH I I'oan iVvan'w Khtn'V btH'u in BLISTERS ALL OVER BODY 1 from ft over my waning klflniyg elpm ialljr In th montiuR hn I It- - in. ' ufT.rr! rut Frame was It Diagram of Hydraulic Ram, nearly automatic as any apparatus could be. The construction of the ram is simple. It consists of a large (a), a flow pipe (e), an overflow valve (c), a delivery valv (d), and a delivery pipe (b). In operation the water flows In at (e), with force, closing valve at (c). Thus bottled up the valve at (d Is raised by the force of the water and the ain chamber is filled until the pressur within the chamber equals that of the stream. When this occurs the valve at (d) drops and the compressed air in the chamber forces the water out through the, .de! (d). Since there Is nothing that can possibly wear out except the two valves, which are very easily replaced, It appeals to one as being the most economical and handiest pumping device Jk ( i la on unit mlvleil ompl u pot Imps in spired bv tlu tmggt stion til the vvoids was nmi the bnlh mi ptw-ol tiuu-lseasrh dime In linn i - Easy to serve now heard Ins one-hal- f. Delicious blind JW tlhrrriL spr Fiance hurrnd of! u ills wiutiom oilier than Bay e Ioim all; but she probably finds It agreeable to have him near her beeause-hl- a on the farm. sight has become so poor that there never is any danger that he may see how her wrinkles are accumulating POOR MANAGEMENT IN FEEDS one-ha- Post Toasties with cream s , itied time law vet who Hum d loim-ar- r power. , TeT chance) Sounds for Farms. - Sapleigh There goes Miss Roxley They say she just hates men. em Iff at er d Another Category. In ing . ATTACHMENT TO GATHER SEED Rather, 1 farmers on)..' understood the many uses to, which leaves could be put, more of them would be stored Some maj think It takes too much time and labor, but the) are easily and quicklj gathered in various wavs t)my good plan is to have cheap barrels, handy, fill them with leaves, and set them away where raiu or Snow will not reach them. Another method by which, Jhe stcr-tgof leaves may be accomplished Is that of using common gunny of bur lap sacks These, also, may be stored away without emptving the sack, and they will be in convenient shape to use a few at a time during the winter If one has only a small number of sacks, the leaves wav be carried and emptied from the 6aeks into some outbuilding not in user but where one desires to store a considerable quantity, we find that bed sheets or similar pieces of cloth, are excellent for the purpose. Simply spread them on the ground, rake up the leaves with a common garden rake and pile them on the heetai oateh hold ef each of thtr frrtrr corners and draw them together A large quantity can be earned in this manner, and when it Is desired to empty the sheets, let go of one corner and allow the leaves to roll out There are numerous uses to which the stored leaves may be put. They make a suitable and economical llnthg tor the storage pits. The poultry scratchiug-sheis another place they inay be utilized to a good advantage We also have used them for nesting They are excellent for bedding purposes In the dalry barn, the hog house and the horse stalls. Then, after they have een used tor any of these pur poses, they form a fertilize- that Is hard to equal, they having absorbed all the rich liquids and juicesNiher-eve- r they have been, used These are deposited whdi the leaves when they are scattered over the soil, and the rejuvenating effect Is thus greatly enhanced by the combined In fluencea of the liquids and rotted manure. e BMK CK2AKY IXN St. - -- & Al Ti TASJ13 .- OOVFRTiFtX- - j- If BOOK BARGAIN holiday COOKS IN SETS - and Suitable Material for Poultry Scratching Shed and for Nesting. Affords Handiest Means of Pump trouble soon disappears. BOOKS Needed Onlv the Beginning. Amitoie France oi e agred to write mi i 'suv on Mullet lie repeatedh bioke hfs proinisi to his publisher, who nniilh threatened him with legal ptqt codings unless n n rtaln minibtr L They Make Economical an action in the jirect and beneficial that the pain and sJnevs and bladder UNHEARDjiOF leaves HYDRAULIC RAH BEST J Winchester cartridges adapted to Winchester nfles are made to get the best possible results out of them. As the same equipment, organization and system are employed in making all Win Chester cartridges, it naturally follows that Winchester cartridges produce the best results in all firearms. Winchester cartridges are made for all calibers and makes of rifles, revolvers and pistols. Sold everywhere Ask For The Red v VV Brand . - rsosaLMLD Boat Coach Sfra. Taotaa Oa ta tha. Sold by DrwaMa MctrocMSUNncoor Igrornr ,t TONICS FOR ET H |