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Show THE TIMES- - NEWS. NEPHI, UTAH Thursday, An grist 4, 1949 PAGE SEVEN NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS Crochet a Pretty New Bedspread Filet for Chair Set or Buffet f"' ' " 7 " ""V Dairy Herd Spraying Will Yield Dividends ROLAND COt ' May Mean $75 Extia Profit This Summer dairy cows with g to control stable and horn flies, may mean at least $75 extra profit this summer, according to H. B. Petty, insect specialist in the Illinois college of agriculture. And the chances are good, he says, that profits from spraying may run much higher. Spraying dairy cattle is a big Job for farmers, but it is one that should be done. Petty figures the potential $75 extra profit from spraying in this Spraying blood-suckin- JOHNJARVIS i I TH5 f t (TO SCRATCH fEEDH- - TIE NICE IT ENOh) ff GAVE MB FOR. YOU - I TO w.wx&:ft?"asnw.-i.v'- ' Stained-Glas- i Motif s Floral Design T7ILET is one of the easiest and loveliest forms of crocheting and works up quickly. This charming floral design makes a nice chair set, or it can double as a dining room buffet set. HANDSOME chocheted with a ctainorl.fylacca Pattern No. 5935 consists of material motif in the center of the seven-inc- h stitch Illustrations, requirements, d In dot and squares solidly crocheted square A bed-cnroa- H easy-to-rea- and finishing directions. Send 20 cents in coin, your name, address and pattern number. corner sections are combined to create bedroom charm. 8EWINO CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK 530 South Well St. Chieac 7, Ul. Enclose 20 cents for pattern. To obtain complete crocheting InstrucSpraying dairy cattle is a big No. tions tor the Crocheted Bedspread (PatJob for farmers, but It will help tern No. 5808) Name build the type of clean, "conSend 20 cents In coin, your name, Address tented" dairy herds such as address and pattern number. that shown here. manner: You can get 15 per cent more milk up to September if you Items Interest spray. This has been demonstrated field tests. by careful small-scal- e Housewife to It is generally estimated that the average cow will give 1,700 pounds h of milk during the fly Inseason. A 10 per cent boost Wall Patching Avoiding Varnish Bubbles stead of 15 per cent would mean To avoid surface bubbles when of Paris is good stuff Plaster 170 pounds of milk for that time. you varnish, don't shake the can; For a herd, that would mean stir the contents gently with a with which to patch walls ; but unless you're nimble, it may get dry 2,550 pounds of extra milk from clean stick. and hard before the job is fina ished. To prevent that, mix a Mirror Streaks Figured conservatively at $3 a of ordinary flour If streaks on your mirror show tablespoonful hundredweight, that's Just under of plaster of Paris. with every cup of $75 more in milk checks. And it marked stubbornness, signs costs only about 20 or 25 cents a they can sometimes be persuaded to go if you rub them with a little head for spraying. furnish polish. the recommends Petty spraying inside of dairy barns two or three times during the summer. He sug Anchoring Rugs Small throw rugs that have a gests that the formula used provide for one pound of 50 per cent tendency to slip along the floor powder in two can be anchored by attaching sevto four gallons of water to every eral jar rubbers to the under side, or shellacking the reverse sides. 1,000 square feet of surface. Dairy cattle should be sprayed For Shiny Faucets with methoxychlor every two to When the nickel faucets in your four weeks to control horn flies. f polish them The formula is pound of sink become stained, w by rubbing with a soft cloth 50 per cent powder in three gallons WAT THI of water and apply one quart to dipped in spirits of ammonia. Wash them off afterward with hot Made with a Jaee mam bate. Yodora each cow. water and soap, and polish with is actually toothing to normal skins. a soft, dry cloth. No harsh chemicals or irritating of AROUND the HOUSE JESEl the four-mont- w WHO? GREGORy? ....DARMIX VVHy DIDN'T yOO CALL SOONER?" TOO BAD WE DON'T HAVE ANy SNOW!" oil-ty- Yodora MUTT AND JEFF THOSE FOLKS ARE V TAKING THEIR FIRST f MAVETHyLL BANANAS? puTS) WHATS , f .rLJMME THERE y,T SURU, fBm FlVECENTSrW;7 V By Bud Fisher . fjQO W- TRY EM.' GOOD GOSH ' DOMt EAT THAT. rxTWiS r ffi -- IT i BLINDON THE PA? ) checks perspiration 1 odor first Brre one-hal- tXfJnt Old & FIRST AID JITTER to the ouierencei Sbt. AILING HOUSE By Arthur Pointer As BAraor ton. ths Bucxtown BfcAis. jnTEd is nurme hi jo sceiouscv. salts. Won't harm skin or clothing. Stay$ soft and creamy, never gets grainy. Try penile Yodora Jed the wonderful New' v ff by Roger C. Whitman cow TMxrsia iojsmmam TOXy nbu A6AIN. HE'S AlREADV KNOCKSO BAT TXffEE KODtt CMMT OVEK THS scotcBcAKP . we've FfNO A WAV TO SUNNYS10E ARMYSUCaUS AVIATOR 'p r rJV, I WUN I WAS G by Clark Al I X THINK JAfKES PEE WILL BE A c GIEAT ADDITION TO THE SCHOOL BOARD., J ANY! WING VES. X 'PCEPAI I I HE'S SO M I I MATURE V 'i uis i Vtuinking in I 1 V ri r 1 IV. . MAY BORROW IT, GRANDMA, BUT WHY DO YOO WANT V BATNB IN OUR OLO WASMTU9. tWHEN YOU HAVE A IMlCfe HECK. fM - MODERN BAfHROOM GETTIN D I ix ' 1 rJJr i S. n f "u"t ) - I . .. Charlo Kuhn AN I ENJOY L1VIM- - Tu HARD WAY ONCE IN A WHILE V Haas X Xiiiiii Lr-.V1 By YOU " J MR. DEE GRANDMA Of COUPSE Plaster Drying Out Fresh ear to. J I QUESTION: Is there a way of drying out plaster and Keene's cement (in a bathroom) quickly, so that we can paint the walls of new rooms? We were advised to wait three to six months, but we need to hurry this if at all possible. ANSWER: You can help to some extent with portable stoves, but I would not advise you to apply an oil paint under two months, three to six months will not be necessary. If you wish to cover the walls in a hurry, you can put on a paint This, however, is not intended for either a bathroom or a kitchen, as the surface is not glossy enough. But it may serve your purpose for a couple of months. You then can and when put on a varnish-siz- e dry, apply two coats enamel undercoater and a finish coat of enamel. resin-bas- Today' farm machinery Is fast replacing the familiar rural picture of pitchfork and horse la baying time. With farm In better supply machinery than at any time la history, scenes like the tipper one are giving away to those depicted by the bottom photo. Haymaking equipment like the automatic baler, left, and Held bale loader In the lower picture are cuttlnr man hoars In the hayflelds as much as 75 per cent. e, water-emulsio- gains for dry-lo- t pigs. Higher wages... hours... Shorter and better goods for everyone.. More n HOW? By teamwork to produce IIIUIG Vl every veuctovs rorsl Vitamin Bl 2 Heralded In Hog Feeding Practice Will viUmin B12 revolutionize twine feeding practices Michigan state college researchers don't say It will, but they're finding that this new vitamin is rather remarkable doing some things in swine feeding. They have found that it has growth stimulating properties for pigs and when added to other diets in small quantities it results in 'W U food! so critp they tnapl In milk crackle! I pop! America's favorite ready rice cereal. to-e- at MOTHER Tfef . 1 oC 1 CIIIUI&IIUI IUI hour we work GOIVM EMjoy'eMl ifTJ If Rv II fl I Lk MB II II L A I I xfiMm&vJ I J 4 |