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Show WAYS "Ivoroy" Knives and Forks OF SERVING WHEAT ON DRY FARM POTATO Recipes for a Week's Dally Variation cf the Vegetable for Those Who Much Have It Habitually. "Ivorov" It aa beautiful, yet auriiaaaea JCIephant Ivory In belli mure praolmal will out break, rrark orlouaen. "lvaroy" knlven and lorki are cuaranted quadruple plated ailver, the torka buitif platvd over olid nickel to prevent wearing throuiib and turulnn blat'k. Ordinary Kuodahav 1'i dwt, plutlnir thexe have 16 ituarauteed 81z kulvea, nix lorka 4. GO per set Express prepaid. Importance Is Attached to Absorption and Seepage.. ; For the household which demands Its "dally potato" here la a suggestion and a recipe for a daily variation of the vegetable: Sunday Mashed peel, potatoes. thin, steam, place In a pan and mash. Add milk, butter and salt, and beat like a cake batter, the longer the bet ter, till they are nice and light. This steaming and beating will be a great . Improvement. Hake potatoes In their Monday If auy are left over they jackets. may be warmed; do not peel them till cold, and then slice. Tuesday Peel and bake them with -- X- ! CR0P 1N TOO SHORT A TIME. sod newly-broke- n Sorghum Grows Fully as Well as on Old Ground and Is 8urest Fodder for Live Stock. The Deacon's Parable. and A egotistical young clergyman was supplying the pulpit of a country church. After the service he" asked one of the deacons, a grizzled, man, what be thought of his morning effort. "Waal," answered the old man, slowly, "I'll tell ye In a kind of para ble. I remember Tunk Weatherbee'si fust deer hunt, when he was green, lie follered the deer's tracks all right, but he follered 'em all day In the plain-spoke- " Colorado Agrtoultura.1 HaaaaMM (By J. K. PATNK. Col lea. ) All settlers want to n plant crops T rouble With Shallow Plowlngls That which will give some returns the flrst season, so they want to know what If Subsoil Is Hard Roots Will "' crops are likely to grow well on sod, Go Into It Not Deeper newly-broke'' Housekeeper. wrong direction." the Better. ) The first efforts should be directed Mil Y . and ALT UkRt ciiit u?a" In a recent Issue of Dry Farming to producing food for the family cattle aud poultry Congress Bulletin, E. R. Parsons gives for thearehorses, necessary to the maintenparticulars about raising wheat from which a ance home. The garden will of farm California in methods drv farming It must be suppleIn but will this, help Perhans some of his suggestions a ha nf tntorpat to farmers in parts of mented by field crops grown upon Wise Why dm lUui womuu's club the west w here rainfall is light. Fol large scale. The surest fodder crop for stock la disband? lowing are Mr. Parsons' hints: as well upon roast beef. Do you ever feel a little blue, Sharpe The majority adopted a I attach most importance In this, as sorghum. It grows fully tired or discouraged? Try a Wednesday The potatoes are sliced In all other branches of dry farming. sod as upon old ground. It Is not nec- resolution limiting the time of each thin as for frying and allowed to re- to the depth of plowing. For spring essary to disk the sod before planting member for speaking on any topic to cup of Good Tea and see how main In cold water half an hour. The wheat we but It can be planted In rows two hours. different you will feel a few plow In the fall eight .to ten sorghum, slices are Jhen put In a pudding dish Inches three feet apart with either grain drill, minutes afterward. But Set we wheat for plow winter Silenced the Critic. with salt and pepper and some milk, In the deep; the same depth, when corn planter, hand planter, or It may Good Tea. spring Charles whlls Sumner, when In London, furrow f oven In third an Into be about every put planted inchea pint; the weeds are up about four a gave reply. At a dinner given Cured ready and bake for an hour. the by Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's high.. During the interval the grounu breakingcorn prairie. he spoke of "the ashes" In his honor, be serve steam and rualza milo may and Kafir Thursday Peel, we therefore and settles packs Itself, of some dead hero. "Ashes! Wlini will do you good Vegetable Compound whole. use no packer. We harrow . both planted the same way as sorghum, American English!" rudely broke In Md. eastern of a la pancake. "For four years In southern Baltimore, and the Friday Potatoes part as or winter wheat as often Mr. my life was a misery to me, I suffered Peel, cut In thin slices, lengtnwlse, spring to break the crust, but I find Colorado, these may prove fully as an Englishman; "dust you mean, In our dead lrreirulart. possible irom sprinkle with pepper and salt and fry that even If we have to neglect a cui valuable as sorehum. The mllo will Sumner. We don't burn reties, terrible drag-pin-g In butter or beef dripping, turning like MvhMoii throuch stress of work, tho give some grain which Is valuable as this country." "Vet," instantly sensations, Before sending your boy away for plied Mr. Sumner, with a courteous griddle rakes. eixtreme nervous, us that deep plowing brings the crop through feed for stock, and especially tells Gray poet smile, In to a boarding school, investigate "your their boiled Potatoes chickens. Saturday liess, and that all Tn California, conditions are alto 'Even In our ashes live their wonted Jackets. has corn flint White Australian jrone feeling in my gether different from what they are proved valuable as a sod crop. It fires." Tho American was not critistomach. I haa oast of the mountains. Rains come in that evening. cized again given up hope of Is and of amount a fodder, large ever biing welt the winter months, and at maturing yields vaof any to wl cn I rioaiwnt Plla rslat and livrla time in May and June the weather Is the surest to make grain pinreo'a !. jiir-XMU- l tried in eastern Colorado. Swad- mi aunuiteb, Hvr ami liwi. taLo Lydia E.11nk-lian'- a riety Is made and the by Vo crop uol Inuka. dry flip usually is one of the surest dent corns, but Uuj,ruul.sj Vegetable what moisture remains In the ground ley does Then not make so much fodder as It Compound. in Knock and the world will Join in the Is carried and the sap that as felt though I these corn. Iiesides Austrian white chorus. in the anvil SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH stalk. This Is the critical period new life had been, are a number of local varieties California and I have seen many a there am and irlven I recommending it me, selec which have been by Syrup. Mm Wlnalow'a Snomlnar Mrs. W. S. Ford, to friends." all crop fall at the last minute, when one tion. Those shoulddeveloped ii Catalogue Sent Fra en Application my ritmci!nnun. w fiii Forchll.iivn hen be used they H Rev. J. J. Cuinan, Praaidant St., Baltimore. Aid. more cultivation Just before beading ,li.y.Jin.HIIHlllJ wuc aucauiiua. 2207 W. Franklin The most successful remedy in this would have saved it. The average area vallable. A friend's worth Is at Its best when country for the cure of all forms of farmer is afraid to harrow his wheat female complaints is Lydia K. link-ham- 's an enemy testa the strength. NOTES. STOCK butMhe fact LIVE of for fear damaging it, Vegetable Compound. yIt has "THE CENTER OF BUSINESS" and trampIs, the more It is harrowed is test of years and the stood ed the better it seems to grow. In nore widely and successfully used than Nothing Is more detrimental to Wailerr Vied. Wenk. Kyea. Wrarf, UTAH Knim-ily- . order to break the crust at the last young pigs fhan a damp nest. R.'ll.-vei- t Try auy other female remedy. It has cured ly Murmi- . Will thousands of women who have beer moment when the rains have ceased A collar that fits the horse Is better Murine Kr Your Kya Troul,-- fine You Your at It 8mthea. Murine. IMPLEMENT-VEHICL- E troubled with displacements, inflamand the wheat Is almost heading out. than a horse that doesn't fit the collar. I.Ike I iriiKKiKtK. Write I'.ye Hxik. Kreo. mation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irC'lilcugo. Co., I would use the spring tooth weeder. Muriate Kemeily In Kye In feed than Is more the There regularities, nperiodic palua, backache, a of on built the is which or principle II Never try any trass silver polish the breed In securing wholesome pork. feeling, flatulency. that bcarlng-dowbethe peobeen is have Preachers telling c-- .t I on lacquered ware, it win mean re- steel hayrake. This Implement and nervous prostration, from 30 to swill Indigestion, destroys Souring so selllhh mean and failed. u you. ao. ing used with great sucess on small CO per cent, of the food value of tha ple that they are after all other means fhad I .k. I1 I lacquering Utah .i 1.1 t. .... M.K grain when nearly three feet high. often that they all believe It and pracIf you are su.crlng rora any of thesa ration. I nr ..it nff Ihn klcln you tise It, w nllnients, don't giv up hope untilV'ege-tat'-lo Thev will have A correspondent in making Inquiry, You never know when the ervous. have given Lydia K. l'lnkham's when cooked a totally different and states that the usual method of rais- kicky horse Is going to cripple soms Compound a trial. more delicate flavor. If Vou Are a Trifle Sensitive ing wheat In his neighborhood Is to one or cause a funeral. would like special ndvlo If you of many lie ipli About tha lour Is If the flavor of onions unpleasant plow three Inches, plant the. wheat of a driving or carriage .lior fiyr uotutc Atlt-- . Fimlitie, xvrlto to Mrs. lMiikliani, Jynn. The mr .mailer style afterward they are not digestible and let nature do the rest This Is a horse often commands as high a price the Ati1laf'Uc rolt-- lo .tiake Into lh .hoer. Mass., for it. She has jruided It rurf 1 irru, pwoiirq, firniOH rm biiu to Leultli. free ox with every one use soda mint or a favorite method of gambling with na- as inini n--r iiiniiHAnd rrni ami enmfuri. jum any other qualification. m In tv. S,1U states. .liora. on of all salt farm the dry Prepature In ever) br. tongue, cUurgu, pinch It doesn't cost any more perhaps hamclv t UfcK. Adtlre.a, AUcu H. Uloiaud, The secret of keeping chamois skin rations for the coming crop should N. Y. a horse as to much Leltujr. not good keep oft and supple Is to hang it up to dry commence as soon as the old one is Remember this off. The ground should be thoroughly than It does to feed a "scrub." while still soapy. Where He Came In. Good feeding consists in giving ev when washing chamois gloves disked and harrowed, forming a "Have you ever figured tn a dlvorcj without will eat the hogs erything If there Is no regular day for silver mulch three inches, deep as nearly as suitr or their losing Associate Hauaaai cleaning the hostess will frequently possible. If the crust la hard, a sharp. leaving anything Is Crowing Smaller Every Day "No; the lawyers did the flgurin,;. Ofden. t'lah Rurioa Imntemenl Co. be mortified by that sign of bad house heavily weighted disk should be used; . 1 Hk . . the bills." "o. ub Just t paid Kk'hftrlri Implement of CARTER'S UTTLE ' a The cent, m. per pig larger digests moisture this will save the residuary keeping, dingy table sliver Cache ValU-- Imp a Jrd. Co.. rrrtnn. Idaho LIVER PILLS am . Prravn, liut The cook who knoas how to make In the subsoil for the next crop and grain consumed, converting It Into Provo a auponaiUa hry Important to Mothers) farm Ppanlta per. V Nebo ImDlcn.rnt Vehicle PirYrrrT good soup clears it with the white of put the land in shape to accumulate animal Increase than any other Examine carelul.y evtry bottle of only ti rAth I'aysuo. Vtab Parson Implrmrtil Co animal. be rains soon the for as as small more moisture an egg- It gathers together all CASTOKIA, autre and sure remedy IMTpmtawir, If you can't train the skittish horse Infants and children, and see that it "Where the gocds are good goods' solids, as It does when dropped lntc gin again," five months later. The fact 1 u 1 KM. rtw . that the surfare la dry and hard does to be less nervous get rid of him b coffee, thus making It clear. Hears the Iwoa sas tore he causes your wife to be a Do not use either broad or cracker not demonstrate that there Is no mots of tfttiaiar Signature widow and your children to be crumbs without seasoning. No amount ture down below, and even three Biliaaa- In I'se For Over JJi Years. of seasoning in the Interior or a cro cent, of free moisture may make all tk RaadWU, Sallow Skiaw aaa, UiiftatM, Have You LivughL Kind Always The or other made dish will make the difference betwee profit and "Clover hay has a high nutritive Cat aa EDISON FMONOCMAPM quette SMALL DOSE. SMALL MIC SMALL mi. on eaay tarm-- 3 loss. Our soils should be- repeatedly feeding value, yet It supplies a rough up lor this omission. A Knowing GirL and $1 par week. Genuine Signature Try putting horseradish through a. tested for moisture, for this Is the age In the ration that assists digesWhen young Lord Stanlclgh came Tha Talking Machine CO- - meat chopper Instead of grating It. It only way to find out how we stand and tion and Improves the general activ to misthe American an visit family, af ity of the tnt Ire working system urt-ainu u n- ... tie . to what extent different operations mm9 "- - ( ,, , tress told the servants that In ad , . . u. ) in ui ' " S.H "Uk. ra.' I crumun ni awnu inure rmmij preparu feet our reserve. In the hill farming Iressine him they should always say If run through the finest cogs of the districts of California and In everr Emergency Forage Crops. "Your Grace." When the young gen A POSITIVE aae meat chopper, the cultivation should al other state, The continued dry weather In some tleman one morning met one of the MANLNT CURE FOR Knives that are used In peeling or ways be across the slope and not up sections has affected A vacation necessity tho crops until the pretty house servants in the hallway and Drunkenness rutting an onion should be Immediate- and down with the slope. feed over the farmers are alarmed sup and told her that she was so att Mo ly plunged into boiling water, then As soon as the rains have pene ply for late summer and fall. Prof tive looking be thought be would klas Opium Diseases. rubbed with well and sand rinsed In soap trated sufficiently to put the land R. A. Moore of the College of Agricul her, she demurely mm t I mmm t M. replied, clasping ' or they may flavor the next thing that proper condition, I wouid plow, but ture of the TTmZL the liu.ll I" i of Wisconsin her bands on her bosom and looking University W ORLD OVER Is cut with them. KNOWN THE not before; the depth should be at points out that there Is yet time to up Into his face with a beatific exleast eight Inches, and the disk or hsr grow special crops to make up the pression. "O for this blessing row should follow Immediately behind shortage of the general crop previous- we are about to receive, we thank MIS Cream of Cucumber. the plow. Loose, sandy loam. If plank W. N. U, Salt Lake City, No. sown. Where clover promises s thee." Llpplncott's. literature. tvvKfls Peel two targe "cucumbers, cut them ed Immediately after plowing, can be ly M.in,..innHuil It should be rut at once crop. .fwl Printline M ! oM-- r. eea partial ".""i lo quarters, remove the seeds and rolled or slabbed or parked, but no before It Ms a total loss. Where corp Pnat alt L mt vvftt a slice coarsely. Parboil In salted been killed by the drought, the packing should be done on clay loam. RUBBER STAMPS ter and drain. Put in a saucepan with The press drill will do all the packing !aa field should be immediately dlskd a . a . M mUKlL. two tablespoons of butter and one necessary for seed germination, and I and harrowed and an early dent ot Una Knt.twr T?pa OutSt mat aupeitea U one man in the I, piled States who hats perhane tiewra There ivrHt r.rnnipt lltt" small onion, minced; cook together agree with Professor Tlnsley, no flint corn planted at once. raore women's secret a ttiaa any other man or woman ta tSe ALT CAa .TAaiP' CO.. alt toe City for ten mlnutea. Season with sugar, of guilt or shame, ut ssys: 1 ee the split wheel press arm country. lbea accrcts are not arcreta r been connded to Ir. have as re ami salt and row they pepper If seed for of If the celery salt, secrete then. suffering, the possible, Didn't Look Right. Best Soiling Crops. ! ma win. Melt In another saucepan two happens to crust over, there Is a narK. V. Pierce in the bope sod e quired. a on farm new " a a metro, have here diMpnointrd hi their The New Jersey station reports thai In a table row unpackel space In the center for That lew of lHce wm-jcstir tablespoons butter, a r4 cent. aincty-ir.- t rcr cjw spoon flour and rook without brown that owo aouth. was sked o hold fjet fcy and thclf successful most t'je b crops the proved pectatioas n',n' leg; add the rooked cucumber and the shoots to come through. atWutely end all women treated by Lt. I'terce bsve abll the farmer, a crosM,r costs Indicated by tests conducted at three-Incwith an trouble record wot'.J he remarkaHe il the The with Cured. Suti plowing head on the follows: as to hit bft as were altogether Ry station the of one milk. Cook hot slowly Is this: If the subsoil nnder the fur , quart only. But whr rates treated were aumScred if hundred The daiky. observing, the man's e)-well the yolk row Is at all hard and dneg not contain yielded t.Z tons per nrre at a cost ol for ten minutes. that reoorj applies to !'. treatment c.l more than ball-e- - mil 6 3 r tons ton. 11.02 in iw.nie fear Inquire!; whea a' per per of one cg In the tureen. Pour the lion women, in a practice of ovef J yeara. It ta puenomeetai, percentage of moisture. at 11 rents per ton. oats and the am OC "Is you gwin" t hit whsr you U oup slowly on the beaten yolk and the reonlsite kirn ty , nd entitle Dr. Pierce tn the .rfit.K!e will not go Jnto It and a!l ! roots the l V?9 tons.st' 11.41. Japanese arny;d women' of liM.liin. In the treatment dieae. rve and with croutons wafers e?ecialit the crop has to exist upon Is this millet 7 05 tons at 12 r re? ton. whit the farfierce fcy letter, jroliitelT witbnoc Lvery sick woman may eomultaealed in "Why. rer;a:tily." wih-- t of loose dirt, flint corn 10'4 tons at SI 32 Inches three wreUhed I All replies are mailed, perfectly plain wveWfpe. avs chare. mer. per w.lb-rt- it surwuheret tear Write -them. which Is hardly sufficient for a or whateer. upon mar rtdvertiaing corn Bran Cake. WVll. den, you bold de cow priofiai! at 12 94. rowpras and kaHr Dr. P.. V. Pierce, Pretty Medical No sane man could ex- foir AaanualH'O, mulch. World's face to Diapeoaary fee, snd Canada elf. One cup of brown augur; one table pect a rrop under such conditions. 2.7nr, tons at 1107. liuffalo, N. Y. ' t'ooniul of gremilatrrl sugar; one cup Farmers ere misled by the fart that i field peas were regird'-- as the moot Didn't Like the Company. alfalfa. rxi:rtcKff? PAYORiTU one one In a while even with shallow successful forage crops except of sour cream; one beaten The Nafrator And from ni) rind teanrrtKmful of the la. tenia; grated tVXel.3w 11(14 hr.t th ball, rstiehl be plowing the subsoil In s wet year be a and of two a of Grains. Small salt, rtiola. X.V-t--t-- -. a pinrh in roots l.lw landed the allow Shockieg come to moist enoueh and him oer a one one s half of half shocked inbe cup cut four; should reIs an Small n to a the fair crop to go down and grains ,,rid; ai d I ve ier-- lr r of (hopped raisin. Mix and rook in sult, nod then every one says: "What runiy. Thousands of dollars lh- - 1mlduce Ihe 4ig to tomo on to 11 grm pans or a good sized loaf tin. account of poof on lost to of every year is'lhe iise Eight plowing?" deep with ni" sitire. s ten !nch plowing provides enough dirt work In srorkiig grain. I'.rare t?i Th" IJsifher 1'othsp h- - ol)j-ft- 1.011- a thirty bnhel crop, whether sbeaves firr'y a:id press the heads to ra! Hh Ananias out K Clean. Curtains tap-to being When roots the' go Into the stiboil or not; together rlosly at the lop. Jon Oiitijn. To pretent curtains from cover the) grain to sixty-bushwell a even a or brsrei. rap but if do, fifty they .oile, whrn the" windows are open, by Preposterous. crop may result, and deep and protect It from rain, storms and a at tarn RKftinot rreen. fhe blowing " " Is the mot Important factor depredations of birds, See that the ma. :f WiHie "I plowing of curtain and catch In affiy pin to this moisture the shocks are put up In good rendition accumulating would he fit lo a small brass hook, screwed lo subsoil. over b for curing. rrhv Ma "Hub. Willi"' Many a man goes brcke In Health his mind in'o the ?(d of window, at a convenient weftl.li. IiIaoc th"iiijh!s ilil'.culous tleo fifh it j. ting height. hut all the work It risrht; don't Poor Fowls Soil for says Layer. Heavy Soy Beans, jour 1 tti 1 don't work aaiat.aw'Mi' ' i ' Am bmrtfi. It's time Tl."y the It Is cenerally understood that fioy beans will grow on spftdy or Steamed Puddipg. A Startler. dead aod the wbol system pets liver th Pot are fowls of breeds soil heaviest are and dro.ieht loam , elav great deOne cup of milk, cup of mo-leNothing kills clotreed with ptdson. A grnlienan whse hearing resisters. The sey tean. when rut great layr that the light weights I conone third cup of butter, IIEAR-t- u cleaa-cu- t brain stton Is acthat a turn of to lime dog to we wish fective l the osriff will relieve of soda, one and one-ha'- f for hay, are harvested and cured like are. If CASCAKET3 teapoonfU of lo market stipation. eighhoiboed They also ran be rut and count by raising meat for the terror of the it now. ni wa riif of ftour. spires to taste, A clover. farm animals green, but are table use. It Is then well to Study aud cure. Try to nd which fed ara If added these wr'ch be few raisins B.ajrl" a trm methods. t meat if when cut more CATARtT9 rellshe-producing by stock trotiMe. The other day liked. K'eam for two hours. n tmta. no od ile ti tranent. AH ImtC'H lods are forming and cured for hay. '&0 fr?v as aoofd f a friend. ho id: fee a U worM, MiBinai veae a aaoirtk. i T Weather Proof Cocps. t5,.. moiDing. Mr. II. Yot Tomato BS lafit Sauce, With ,,n weather '! Trees. proof It have Cogs ta ' tight, pays a p Apple ""! Planting very RELIABLE I PROMPT. m! for all brood of chirks with ASSAYS if, 4 at a distance of I ar t poll six efg hard; cut them lengthApple frees do Mening A ! WHAT IS YOUR HIKE? - s -r artCovIn are l essential a dish. rwise In hsles and lay two rods each way, unless It Is a early broods, such coots ' Tut ty ofry."e Mm" it ' "i rA tn '" " lot added Bland awiml , , a. arwtiea. tha: that tends to grow upward while ventilation iay be er with seaaoned tomato sauce. line rejlv. 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