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Show ! . r-- r- rsi sriri TfoH I eurmrrmif . ---, I RHP P E R fi T EG WANTED TO BUY U.,'ti5- TRAP WITH SHUR FUR SHU L FU II OUAR ANTEEO Bigger Fowl Contest Extended for Year A IAIT (NOT A SCENT). mSUlTJ IN THf TRAPPiNO ANIMAL RAIN OR FOSTAOI SNOW. LASTS SITS 15 FOR MINGS Ch Of ANY IN MONTHS TRAPS WE BUY AND SELL AddOffice Furniture, Files, KoKister. ing Mnchinea, WaieH, tiAI.T LAKE DKSK EXCHANGE g:3 South State St., Salt Lake City. Utah FOR SI SO. PREPAID. SHUR FUR MFC. CO. OX Poultry Raisers Seek Heavier Farm Flocks S9SI INSTRUCTION II. OREOOM PORTLAND IT'S FIN TO PLAY POVULAR riANOt iH'itKiu your iiinds in a lew witm. rninil method. Three trial lesson for S2.00. Pay as you study SI. 110 each for eight additional U'ons by mail. THE COODSELL STYLE S26 W. Chapman. Fullerton, California Bigger and better drumsticks for "Junior" are sought in the national contest, which will be extended through 1948. The decision to continue the event was made in response to demand from poultry raisers from Unlike popular reducing fads among the hen's human counter-partthis barnyard project is designed to add weight to the farm flocks and to give American chicken Chicken-of-Tomorro- ' coast-to-coas- ! "How fa It possible for write a letter every night to Alviaand yet flunk English compositloar jU p I HStf f'WIIHN t. s, "You must eet awful tired sweeping the whole t0wn!" FAKMS FOR SALE FARMS -- trm r'ils. Ji'oitilfl lanuthan Wrlia 111 for FltKE on tli'mnt opportunltlM. V. Ci Kcssciialily priced. llsUMuy, Vmruutcr, U. C C lviiic You've heard the old saw about "Nobody loves an insurance peddler but the widow of the deceased." If HELP WANTED true, mnybo this month"s column will cost me my popularity (?) 'cause The Salt Laka Tribune has opening-- for a reporter and a ropy reader of two or mora I'm going to talk years experience. Will also consider placnow about disease insurance and ing a beuinner with food educational Address inquiries witli full inforanthrax. Here goes . . . mation to Managing- Editor. Salt Lake 485 cattle Tribune, Salt Lake City, Utah. Last summer a herd of was suddenly struck by anthrax. And MISCELLANEOUS no wonder through forgetfulnesa or vaccibeen hadn't something, they fiencral Motors Diesel Engines nated, yet they were pastured on 225 H.P., Twin Disc Clutch, Reduction Gear known anthrax badlands! Here's (iod Condition what happened to that herd: GREIVE & RILEY Four days after the outbreak 621 Tost St. Seattle 4, Wash. began, 30 animals were dead. DOGS, CATS, PETS. ETC. At least 50 of the herd had a dollars-and-Bcns- o d. SjjANCY J WIN" y ( WAITING FOR THE MOVIES LlfwHATCHA ( HAVE YA BEEN By Ernie Bushmiller J ABOUT AN HOUR I OH, I WHAT'S THE NAME OF I J 1 I DON'T OH S I mrmT' - 1 Mr t N-- " i TORE FOUND NTHESE PARTS Jvll DIG . -- . ARROW HEAD A GOLD lT?S- OR" . ByMar!?"! jg. VSJ BW' jTt eaters more for their money. from all parts of the country, are joining in the hunt for a breeding formula which will add at least 10 per cent more meat to the Poul-tryme- U f SBCOHYf CANT BRING TKATf 'MORSE, MULE, I DON'tT CARE.' YOU CAN'T RIDE ,N THE SUBWAY FIRST ANIMALS IN THE PLACE Mm c?THAT AND IN THE PLACE HE AlN'T MINE.' HE GOT ON AT t MULE irrSf aT " J ,i 'l TO APISH fPk ) TONY AND SUff HAS A DATE SO VOU XL HAVE TO EAT YOUR PINNER OUT- - " 8,06 ( V V ' DON'T LOOK SO CROSS! EVEN SNEAKED SOIAB WW BANANA PUODIN6 FOR YOU BECAUSE' KNtW IOW VOU UKD IT I J09i WITHTHE PUP I S I T I ( J J. i By Arthur Pointer v to j JftjSI O I CC X ( V 4 W J S - ' Illf $15OO-$200- . racial biotshes O Fourteen thousand bucks when for only $00.62 that stockman could hnve immunized all his herd with Cutter Charbonol. For just six sawbucks and some chicken feed he could have insured his cattle against anthrax could have gone ahead and pastured them on those badlands. Now about the treatment: Actually the recovery rate in this outbreak was remarkably high probably due to the use of penicillin in combina- tion with Cutter's serum. Treatment was different for sick and well animals. Those not showing signs of anthrax received anti-anthra- x serum and a 2 cc. dose of No. 4 anthrax spore vaccine. x Sick animals were given 300 cc. serum plus 600,000 units of e Penivet (Cutter's veterinary penicillin) in 2 doses, 3 hours apart. So it looks like penicillin saved 100 cc. anti-anthra- x anti-anthra- ing, use these famous twin helps KESiriElL,,.SpI WNU-- 8 PILES TROUBLE? For Quick Relief PON T DELAY ANT LONGER! Now, a dootor'a formula you can u.se at home to relieve distressing discomfort of pafn-Itch Irritation du to piles. '1'enda to aof-te- n and shrink ensiling. Use this proven doctor's formula. You'll be amazed at it speedy action relief. Ask your druRKlst today for Thornton & Minor's Rectal Ointment or Suppositories. Follow label In etructlou. hot sale at ail drug atorea, water-solubl- This Space Is For Sale the day again. Don't forget, right now is the time to take outpre-seasona- l anthrax insurance by vaccinating with CharbonoL See you next column nt very reasonable rate Why not use it to advertise your wares CUTTER LABORATORIES Berkeley 1, California Gro-Puthe only dog food, Is nourishfood! . . . about as ing It's much food, dry weight, as in five cans of dog food. Many are 70 water! Super-la- st Ribbon-typ- e p, S)2 EG'LAR aof XV M0AR' (WHEEL ON ! f U 6SCKEN g 31L Ac0 I THE. fP"" M I I'VE Sf-TMA- FRONTON NEW ftCYCLe AND SC V J LL ET 051 g T REALLY Sf' 5NT A PROBLEM 2 L WITH A GUY OU'RE A FLOP-- V5AVE VR EARED RA&&IT, J 6REATMVJAiLDO' I AIN'T - A NEW CLOVES, HOMER "D'VAVVANTTO k VoV? ""3 60T Why keep a rooster when an alarm clock is cheaper? That question is posed by Boyd A. Ivory, Wyoming agricultural extension service poultry specialist. A rooster, Ivory points out, eats about 55 worth of feed a year at current prices. All you get in return, he insists, is a lot of crowing accompanied by NO eggs! A rooster is worthless in a poultry flock unless he is being used for breeding purposes in supplying fertile eggs for hatcheries or home incubation. Hens won't lay any more eggs than they are laying just because a rooster ia on the premises, so why not sell that "crowing Trade him for a $1.93 alarm clock that tells the time of day for the entire 24 hours and you'll save about $3 in feed costs on the swapl By Gene Byrnes FELLERS " 15 ' fV WITH I I s. jnTEC. I'M 60INS I I I - y Expensive Alarm - jHTER f n thicken. A higher percentage of meat on the bone structure and even meatier wings are sought, thus assuring "Junior" that no longer will only a skimpy appendage be left as his lot when the dinner platter arrives at his lowly place. The industry-wid- e educational breeding contest originally was set up on a three-yea- r basis, with two years of state and regional contests culminating in a grand national championship this spring in Delaware. Forty top breeders throughout the nation will send eggs to the finals, where they will be hatched and raised under identical conditions under supervision of the department of agriculture. Winners will receive $7,000 in prizes awarded by A & P stores, sponsors of the By Bud Fisher THIS? 'k-iiWSQi- IJM 0 -- present-da- JEFF AND If fHEV WOTsVS Twi I u hji UP ' NUGGET... LAH ?1 ' A day-ol- d chick perches on a model of the the objective in a nationwide contest extended through 1948. Chickcn-of-Tomor-ro- TIL MUTT ' REGGIE "LE iI' anthrax. SJAMKSE STUD SERVICE. Tbl. Ch. Peter Piper nnd Kninht's Mlgual. On the 4th day. Cutter was KuiKht'a Ulue und seal Kittens for point usually called in and treatment started. sale. Knwht'a Knttery, F. O. Box 148, a in tell about it Oswofro, Oreiron. you (I'll minute.) BUSINESS AND INVEST. OPPOR. Losses stopped five days after treatment was begun but still UNLIMITED earninKS nvnilnble. G ct etarted. A business of your choice. Full or 41 animals died in all. part time. Details free. KINU, 711 W. 3rd, Annolcs 13. Iis 41 animals lost worth, at thi9 year's average market, .. . SftPM about $300 each. Add to that, for treatment and control measures. Altogether, I'd say the owner took a total To cleanse skin carefully relieve loss of about $14,000. pimply irritation and so aid heal- ' JZsI FI6HTIN' ) rnr v. ONE J If -- NO I 1 lx 40NNY-- THA'S WHATC ( OH, ) 1 T'UE 60T TO ET SOME OME TO PICK U PKpHT WITH M iM3 """ 1 V 1 I (f "N W'V7 ifft ER'J,M"5 By Len KIei ?t j 1 SOv Vir rli JS , Quality Chicks Needed To Offset Feed Costs One method through which can combat the present high cost of feed is to purchase good quality chicks. Feed costs, records compiled by the extension service indicate, now amount to 60 per cent or more of the total costs of producing eggs and chicken meat In contrast to SO per cent in normal times. poul-tryme- n :''r;1'' cji3lSAM '1 I 1 ' By Jeff Haye. GRO-PU- P ABOUT AS MUCH FOOD AS FIVE CONTAINS Vfrr-r- rVaV: I i.fi MT ftv ME aip. Mods by Ketlooa'i of Doll's Crsek end Oslohe WANTED Green and Dry PraMe Bones Truckloa'ds or Carloads HIGHEST PRICES PAID Write to: UTAH BY-PRODUC- CO. TS '463 South 3rd West Salt Lake City 4, Utah Tree 'Butchery' Blamed On Untrained Primers uilf It often takes 50 to 73 years to raise a good shade tree. But, extension foresters insist, it takes only a few minutes for an untrained pruner to ruin its beauty. Poor trimming technique is destroying th'; beauty of many streets. Examples of good pruning are seen on most public building grounds. On the other hand, on almost any street examples of trr.i "butchery" can be seen, Merchants WHEN 1nE who advertise in this paper will give you best values for yoar money. in need of Printing see what we can do before you go elsewhere. |