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Show Thursday, May THE TIMES-- NEWS. NEPHI, UTAH 1949 12, Lipstick Stains Lipstick stains on fabrics call for prompt action. At best, such stains are difficult sometimes impossible to remove without injuring the fabric. If the material is valuable, first loosen the stain by working glycerine or vaseline into the fabric. Then launder It In the usual way. Don't apply soap or other alkalies before you loosen the stain. They are apt to set it. Vhite Mice Serving n Chemical Tests u dp PAGE SEVEN Insecticide Shower Evaluates Formulae e An phonograph rigged up to give a revolving shower bath to a white mouse is helping test new chemicals for effectiveness in old-styl- stable fly control. The mice are g for dairy cows in making the tests, says the U.S. department of agriculture. The old phonograph was one that played wax cylinder records. The test mouse is confined in a screen cage that replaces the old record holder. 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PERSOKAL f Sluggish Kidneys BACK or DOUBLE Barbers Wanted New Classes Now Btartlns Graduate in Six Months SALT LAKE BARBER COLLEGE t UkeCityjIJiL , Relieve Backaches due to LARGE I FOLEY PILLS Yf T MISCELLANEOUS BOLL DEVELOPED Overnlfht ServU 8 High Gloss Prints. All Sizes 25c. 3 prints each, 33c per roll. Reprints- 3c each. Montana.! FOX STUDIOS Billings, Peruvian Price Bulge American tourists returning from vacations in Peru come home with their baggage bulging with presents, Peruvian International Airways reports. Reasons: Peruvian silver, textiles and pottery purchasable at a third of what they would cost here, plus a new dutyfree exemption of $400 for U. S. citizens. jr R T M E N Peace At Last From PERSISTENT ITCH! No wonder thousand teased by Itchy nt blesa tha day they changed to Restnol. Hera's quick action from first moment a blissful sans of paaca that lasts and last, thank to 6 act Ira soothing agents In a lano-H-n basa that stay on. Don't be content with uaythlng las aflactlva than ResLnoJ Ointment. YOUR MONEY mm &J FT Atlc Mother, She Knows . . Clabber Girl is the baking powder with the bahnctd double action Right, In the mixing bowl; Light, from the oven. ' MUTT AND JEFF v GOT A JOB AS AUTO MECHANIC V I 6APA6E' V n i MT,- V k i N MUTT JILLHELLO, VXjf r BE THROUGH VEH, IT OUSHi I BOY, WHAT A KNOCK IN l u i hau THE MOTOR.; fTS WORSE I lM NOW THAN tT EVER WAS wviot OVERHAULED IN WIMPLES U r HELLO, JACK CAR k. IS BEING Mis, my MV VEH. ct! 7 (fTHEPE JJ 1 t'V ":jr I W ,r- - you children - IN ANY AUTHENTIC J V SIGNS Of .SPRING BRlNfl (V By Gene Byrnes REG'LAR FELLERS Tr WITH VOUR CAR V CONTRIBUTES A CROCU- S- " MM LAST NIGHT J ONe5UR ' ... CoisattwibV By Bud Fiaher I Good HoaMksephn; J I several times under a sprayed solution of the new chemical, and then is rolled under an air stream until dry. The test comes the next day in another cage with 20 stable flies. If as many as four of the flies succeed in attacking the mouse off or driven without being poisoned, the chemical is not regarded as worth a full scale test on a cow. This is,the first time white mice have been used in just this kind of experimental work. Federal entomologists are search ing actively for a spray that will protect animals from attack by g stable flies and other flies and mosquitoes. Recent ex perience has proved abundantly how profitable it is for farmers to protect cattle from the torment of "fly time" and thus avoid the summer slump in milk production and gains in weight of animals on pasture. This search calls for trials of hundreds of chemicals. Many of these are new synthetics. blood-suckin- In . So7 Protection JITTER By Arthur Pointer ? AND AN "UMbOELLA" OF LE6UME IL 6QASSE& WILL POOTECT YOUR FDOM PELTING RAIN f by Clark S. Haas SUNNYSIDE stand back. WC'PE mp.dee GONNA STAPI TToi 1, I $ UP OUi? P0N1 v'-s- N 1 T,fM ASSur Wc TELL WU ACTUAL KLtlVE THAT CCNTP&PTlON MU RUN? CAKFUl. DON'T DPivE OVEI? 100 mPh LY f t aw. 'fi' I 4 v TV f- - fiOJ ME RACK MV ByLenKIeia "N V - Tmm NONSENSE - BACK ' HEPE kVX ! ' 1 '' Smutt tar, A Hl l'l T tSi "vP J 1 77 By Charles K.uhn GRANDMA r7 C50LO, LOCKS 1 KNEW 7H' THING WAS THERE, SOME' I'M SURE ! SET THAT TRAP THESE SHELVES, SOME PLACE D ON IMUCDC g ...--.- .J. r f,-.......- - n.,' t "LOOK AT THIS GRAIII MT WAS about to disc up this . X field and plant corn until I decided to try says Roy Lebold of Zoarville, Ohio. This story of how weeds threatened to ruin a crop is Weed-No-More- ," M l. it -N- uliw i .in HmmmsWyiisI EARLY LOST IT" typical of many that are re- moves ported. right in on the weeds even tb kind, but when applied according to directions is perfectly safe on the crops. Weed-No-Mo- hard-to-ki- re ll top-soi- L &i VIRGIL Pelting rains may be a soil destroyer rather than a farm blessing unless your land has a protective "umbrella" over cover crops. Beating rains on bare land break the surface soil into small particles. These particles quickly fill the pores of the surface soil. The surface forms a hard crust. Water cannot soak in. Instead, it runs over the surface. The farm land then suffers a double loss. It loses needed moisture for crops and it loses valuable The Middle West soil improve ment committee suggests these steps for protecting your soil and giving your crops better use oi the rains you get: 1. Use a cropping system that gives your soil as continuous cover as possible throughout the year. 2. Thick growing grasses and d legumes give the besl cover. 3. Small grains following corn help keep the land protected. 4. If winter wheat or rye is not good covering can be feasible, had by mashing down corn stalks or soybean tops. Legumes like alfalfa and sweet :lover prevent washing away oi toil. Their prying taproots open th toil so rain soaks in and is held for crops. Legumes well fed with phosphate and potash fertilizer add organic matter. deep-roote- WEED-NO-MOR- great for many crops! E rob growing grain of water, fertility, sunlight. Control them safely, easily.inex pensively with Agricultural You'll get more bushels per acre of grain that grades higher! RAX Annnal weeds in flax can now be controlled with Agricultural SMALL GRAINS-We- eds Weed-Ne-Mor- Wide-scal- Weed-No-Mor- e succes- spraying of flax in 1948 ihowed increased yields up to sful 20. is quicker than PASTURES-Sprsy-ing clipping. And Agricultural Weed-No-Mo- kills weeds, roots and all without harming livestock, grasses or resistant legumes. gives your pastures greater grazing capacity! Weed-No-Mo- CROPS-Ke- ep your grass seed free of weed seed. Use Agr- CRASS SEED icultural Weed-No-Mor- e to kill weeds that would contaminate your grass seed crops. g Land Should Be Turned Under for New Legumes When corn is to follow first yeai sweetclover, it Is advisable to gel the ground turned under before the new growth of the legume removei too much moisture form the soil. This tip comes from D. L. Gross, Nebraska university extensiot agronomist. He advises, however not to plow under the clover befori new crown shoots get to a lengU of four to six inches. Earlier plow in may not kill the legume. f lOOUCT Of snaaiiiui unit is iia MSIARCH fthfrfkeW a Aom C4e WMM teW WerW, DelraN tews SfeHieis Ceweiewy, Owften The laeiala-WilB- s TKa rate vuiriNrafi movie kuiltim tr a tsetrasg e ttt neat iimi "Agricwitwri't New CmtmfH fmr fsrm tnmp, m war lrm mpph dltr ar writt dintt Par faerawfet $4) AgrUmltmat 1267 MidUmd Ckrmicalt Dittiin, Bid. Clrrdmi 1, Obit. |
