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Show f THE BULLETIN. RTKr.H am CANYON. UTAH ,sss,ys,,,s,w,,A Rather Wet First Farmer It rained bo much the past week I can't valk across a field anywhere on my farm without miring up to my knees. , Second Farmer That's nothing. It's so wet on my farm the sun had to go in low gear to get across I New Angle "I got my start in life through picking up a pin in the street," said the wealthy man. "1 was re-fused employment by a mer-chant, and on my way out I saw a pin. I- -" "Yes, I know," said the young man he was addressing, "you picked it up; the merchant was impressed by your carefulness, called you back, and made you head of the firm. I have heard of that boy so often." "No," replied the successful one with a smile. "I saw the pin, picked it up, and sold it. It was a diamond one." rt I , . irZn&sM I ' if VHwlS5 P L- -J eoT IT FOR CHRISTMAS " I I gftt V SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS Welt DaiL--J Ballon 3, IPfcitj JogS for (Srollier, Sister I CIRCLE SEWING PATTERN DEPT. f ill 1 I I fji 111 30 South Weill St. Chicago 7, 111. l I I ' l!L, .J Enclose 25 centi In coins tor tacb In ft rN.r"J2",lr" pattern desired. Pattern No Slta Yoked Shirtwaist XJEAT, versatile, flattering a N,m yoked shirtwaist dress that's Addrwi tailored to perfection. Huge patch pockets are optional, a narrow belt ties softly in front. Easy to wear, easy to care for. Pattern No. 8400 it for sizes 14, 18. 18, 20; 40. 43 vid 44 Size 18 4 yards of i- - lnch. These Are Fun to Make CTURDY play togs for the sand box crowd that are such fun to make. Flower trimmed dress with matching panties for sister; easy to make sunsuit is for a boy or girl. Pattern No. 8141 comes In aires I. 3. 4. 8, 6, 8 and 10 years. Size 3, dress. lVfe yards of h; overalls, 14 yards; short overalls, 1 yard; panties, 4 yard. The Spring and Summer FASHION is complete and dependable guide In plan-ning a smart summer wardrobe. Free pat-tern printed Inside the book. 25 cent. I I America't favorite ready-to-e- at k ' . I rice cereal. Oven-fre- sh I Kellogo- - JyCw Pk ' 1 fresh I So crisp they snap I crackle! MthlftTTflTt lfh pop I In nil lk. Nourishing. Qoodl I j Jrjflt I ' , ;30THR KNOWSA.BESTUi 11,0 tM l Dissolves vcrRed Star 1 egg I 1 rfMAeOTilrCnlClItf9i SiMoiaJAclhaDaVaaii 1 cups srrM a bvm lcapiMraterU05o Hoar to 110 F.) 2 tabUspoons sfaarMag. &flJ It V Cg sugar aaaHad an) oootad ta W C-nr-t J IV taaspooaasalt hawara I IrtTfl C DlM0l " warm water (105 u 110 P.)ta A Isf f r J ' Urle mixn bowl. Sla 2i Add sugar, salt, and unbeaua . egg. Add Boor graduallr. Beat well with electric mlier oo ' low or medium speed, or by band with large wooden y 1 T ni' spoon. Add sbonening, beating until thoroughly mixed. IjTy w I ' Step Ji Spoon dough into well reaied muffin pans, tilling tlS " tbout one-ihi-rd lull. Stan 4i Let riae .a warm place (90 L. ) f ' to 93' F.) until dough has risen level with top of muffin iLfcy , 4 , Pans (about 2S to 30 minutes.) tap 5i Bake In modcr-- fj2j 4 V X 1 lr hot oven (375 to 400 F.) 20 mln. Stag) 6 Remove j5 trom pans and serve warm. Yields 18 to 24 rolls. I TrV mI woy to fortar. aoiiar bolting. Rd Star I f ! ' Dry Yaoit kaept frh lor months right en thw "" pantry ihalf. It's olwoys ready when you need H. xSLEEP Tomorrow Night without being awakened If yoa'r forced up nightly because of nrgea, do this: Start talcing FOLEY PILLS (or 8luggiah Kidneys. They purge kidneys of wastea; they soothe those irritations causing those urges. Also allay baekarhea, leg pains, painful paasagea from kidney inaction, unleaa you sleep all night tomorrow night DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. At your druggist. lt HERTS THE TEST that tells you how mild nd fl flavorsome a cigarette can be. Smoke Camels, nd only Camels, for 30 days. Test them in " 1 your own T-Zone-." See how your taste cheers 'or Came1' rich fU flavor. Let your throat i J"--1 report oa Camel'i cool, cool mildness. p iH2LN I te ta " cent tMt of hn,drtd Cafjfc people tho wtoked onry Cntl ' tea. for 30 days, aoted throat spo- - NJVl 4 W clalists, making weekly gumma-- c l r?y" mi NOT ONE SINGLE CASE UW tSaJfjraf 0F THROAT IRRITATION " "'57y due to smoking CAMELS! f l?vCAF 1 iihii. . By Margarita fflSJSIrj FSMUhEY. HES BEEN PlMm) 0 I,V A 77 TVOMRSIWy LMmPUS- - ONLY AJ4 HOU- R- yWl & KSr ProJSl S VSi C0ME WERE 0 BUT M 'PROVED IAIM X D V V P r 'f T AND JEFF By Bud Fuhcr wsXeL ? (Wee too oldL j 6onma getTv0lJ7( yEn("BALD EAGLE fl flLlkV ' S.rfI"n?BE A ,N CICEBOS rm M i&$W the oTutfONE of i AT (ciCeCO'(Hi '8L olw V TfeOOP AS AM (YEAGLe Stfft( ITS KIND IN THE T LAR FELLERS By Gene Byrne 1SI H ONE Of TH' j rriOOKi ( LEMONADE, COOKIES ; N MA)p EouPA'J W WOWM WK BUSlNEiSEi A CON. ) AN' 5UCH IS fV J BUSINESS f io r Livestock Solution To Three 'Problems' Increased production of live-stock will solve the bug-a-bo- o of surplus grain, aid soil conserva-tion, and create efficiencies which will make possible the profitable sale of more meat and animal products at prices more people can afford to pay. Moreover, the need for soil con-servation is just another argu-ment in favor of more emphasis on animal agriculture, according to H. E. Babcock, one of Amer-ica's top agricultural leaders. Grass crops hold and build up the soil, and animai manure adds valuable humus while acting as fertilizer: for example, the rich black soil of Iowa is the result of centuries of grass and grazing buffalo. R By Arthur Pointer PDfogfCWE IN A PLANE ,." j j tJF ToONT WE (SET VS ' " ' P Tiny Planets Planetoids, also called asteroids, are tiny planets revolving around the sun, mainly in the orbits be-tween Jupiter and Mars. Q by Clark S. Haas !lL By Len KleU sft i 1 1 rn nriB&M i IfYl W j ujtaL-.NMCTM- ljj ' B7 jeff Haye. SAM " V--j --Zz Rossi --O77! A'r Yte ; i SISLP ' "S- - s |