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Show THE BEAVER PRESS, BEAVER, UTAH , sewing Circle 1 I T c 3 Iff Junior Frock Has Pretty Lines Play Outfit for Sunny Weather J 0 keeping up with Are orders? you keeping up on forms Are you having price control difficulty, I '- jov JIM KHODYPT"; ' .tW ordered, such as pricing charts, schedules of prices? If you are having difficulty and want enlightenment on how and what to do, suggest you 1 - M& yr. Pack dogs carry a load of about pounds which is about one-naStabilization. There are approximately 90 the weight of the animal . . . Rotten makes offices and more being set up. One should be handy birch or hardwood sawdust the sweetest smoke for smoke-curinto you, least more convenient than writing to out kv fish . . . With a gear-shif- t wm IB w . ,a .M .WV V JF S A 1' l i , "i i' IN THIS CONNECTION OPS HAS UA-board motor it isn't necessary to 15, Washington. i let the clutch out before shifting EXTENDED DEADLINE FOR FILING RETAIL gears, as in the case of an auto- PRICING CHARTS TO APRIL 30. This ap A mobile; simply shove the gear-shif- t It clothto lever, but not nt high speed only plies selling1 4 is said in Arizona that one "climbs f, I . . ana1 iuuuvui'B coverings, for water and digs for wood reacovered under yard goods and son: the small annual precipitation FEATURE OPS of water collects in a few shady regulation No. 7. rock pools near the mountaintops For business men having and the best campfire wood is the ty getting materials, or seeking govroot of the ironwood tree . . . You ernment defense contracts, contact department of may not believe it, but occasionally a doe deer is found wearing antlers commerce Nof offices. Reprsentatives A hiss in the woods may mean ational Production Authority in these offices are a wild turkey instead of a snake 1 empowered to act. for, during hatching season, wild m sound a make hissing SALES SHOULD BE GOOD turkeys of a snake as protection After-East- er sales imitation sales should boost against disturbers seeking eggs what departfor stores along Main Street but, it's best to investigate from a ment of commerce reports was poor pre-Eas- ter busi- position admitting of hasty retreat if it isn't a turkey . . . The deer. ness due to inclement weather over most of country. one of the most cautious of animals, February sales were down 3 per cent under January, will often starve to death rather needs to wear for fun move from the protection of a but higher than any previous month in ALL she twelve, than of doors. An adorable play woods . . . The fat man in a hurry and prospects indicate continued high rate of dress for the younger girls of the might well take a note from the sales. February sales were 10,790,-000,0- 00 otter: His legs are so short that he family, with pert wing sleeves, ruffle trim. Bonnet to match. is a slow uphill climber, but he 16 per cent above year ago. PRETTY date or daytime makes up for lost time by sliding All business, large and small, plan large Pattern No. 1246 is a sew-rlt- e 5. 6 perfodress that is particularly ap- rated downhill on his belly . . . Nobody 1, 2, 3, 4, years pattern In sizes teen-ag- e it in Cut 2V4 new-bor- n sizes, how at eels find Size their 2, sundress, knows estimated yards of pealing. capital outlays during 1951, yard. bonnet, of two rows buttons has parading way home from their foreign breed record 823,900,000, 000 for new plant and equiping places but they do, as eels In down the waist front, useful pockment. SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. American and European waters ets, a choice of sleeves. S7 Weil Asans St., Chlcai 8, 111. SHOE STOCKS CONTINUE LARGE leave their streams and swim to the Please enclose 23 cents plus 5 cents s lo coin (or Atlantic waters where they mailing of each e a 1203 Is Prospective shoe customers can look to shoe warm rerfo. No. Pattern pattern desired. their young and die, and r.ited produce for sires 9, 11, 12, 13, 14. 15 pattern stores continued large stocks and Site. Pattern NO. the young eels go right back to the Hi and 18. Size 11, 4V. yards of Department of Commerce says footwear output in Jan homes their parents left . . . The The Sprlni? and Summer STYLIST Name . wearable minute plants and barely visible tiled with tdeas for a smart, uary was up 22 per cent above December 1950, wardrobe; special features; gilt Address animals of the upper levels of the iummer inside the book. 25 rents. Kitterns printed Womens shoes, approximating 44,000,000 sea are known as plankton, of which sandals and playshoes, comprising 49 per cent of the sardine is the most ingenious Gunpowder Not New consumer as he catches them in a of Sorting Out Worms Evidence has been found showing Average value output totaled 20,000,000 seine which nature has strung in Arabs the If keep a supply of worms on you use of by the gunpowder footwear per pair, was S3. 97. In January 1950, his gills . . . Bears hibernate be disits for for hand credit fishing, sort them over at but 1250, to prior cause they are full and fat, not beaverage per pair was $3.48. covery Is usually given to Roger least once every two days. Throw cause the weather is cold or food out the dead or injured ones, so that SPRING PLANTING SUMMARY Bacon about 1270. is scarce . . . The North American they will, not contaminate the rest. Merchants in various crop areas should be wolf is a fairly amiable "dog" in interested in agricultural department summary of summer, when food is plentiful with the coming of winter snow, spring planting. Compared with 1950 acreages: Corn but and long cold nights, the gales 5 down 18 oats 2 up per cent; per cent; wheat up wolves travel in packs and are a per cent ; barley down 14 per cent ; flaxseed down menace to man and animals. 3 per cent ; rice up 19 per cent ; sorghums down 24 per cent ; potatoes down 15 per cent ; sweet potatoes Beachcomber Enlisted down 22 per cent ; tobacco up 10 per cent ; beans Uncle Sam's long arm has reached and peas up 2 per cent ; soybeans down 6 per cent ; out and tapped upon the shoulder that epitome of carefree existence, peanuts down 5 per cent and sugar beets down 12 the beachcomber, the Wildlife Man per cent. agement Institute reports. WRITE OF PHONE THE FEBRUARY FARM PARITY Time was, not many years past. NEAREST PLANT a man could pick some quiet Since OPS ordered farm produce under price whenand about bureauc all forget here are present key reaches control racy, Washington, and the outside world. But no more. As the man average prices and the price as of Feb. "on the beach" roams the sands in $1.60-pari- ty ty $2.21-pariWheat corn, 2.36; 16,1951: of the day's new stock of search BY 12.80; $1.71; peanuts, 10.90 lb-par- ity flotsam and Jetsam, he may stum 33.110; potatoes, $1.03 ble upon a small plastic container cotton, 41.750 ity a postcard which tells him: Phone 4 2818 Salt take City 4. Utah 463 South 3rd West St. bu.-par- ity $20.90; holding $1.76; hogs, $22.00 cwt-par- ity "These cards are being used to cwt-par- ity 3C Branches beef $29.00 $19.40; veal, $33. study the currents of the Gulf of cwt-par- ity Garland 195 $21.30 Mexico. Please remove the plastic $21.80; lambs, $33.30 cwt-par- ity Logan 49 Ogden and fill in blank spaces. Mail every -milk, $4.51 $68.60 75.10; Affiliate parity card you find. No postage needed ity cwt. -UTAH HIDE AND TALLOW CO. $4.69; chickens, 26.90 in the United States. In return you will be told the place of their re 51.70. Heber City 57-- 1 Lehi218 30.60; eggs 46.50 doz. Spanish Fork 88 35 field li g ,V,vv vvv.-.- ! m 1248 &s3 Now You Know at , patterns an wo . v ' it 1 . wJT- vrvj ... retailers iioor articles .A-- T difficul field ... PRE-EAST- ER t BLLED BY HIKS ... Americans A member the Philippine constabulary and an Australian who were shot of bodies of two w Huk rebels recently at Antipolo, 30 miles south of Manilla. Victims Wilkin Ilardie (foreground), 42, formerly of rte Mrs. Alice Irene faif.; Donald Capuana, 25, Australia; and (background) John of Condon, Ore., husband of Mrs. Hardie. Bardie, 53. formerly views 1 retail after 1 jRlgS 1 last total retail A total first-clas- isew-rit- varieties. for 1 total pairs. pairs. FIRE ON U.S. BUS . . . Corporal Everett W. Goidsmitn, an d window of imerican MP in Berlin, Germany, points to me of the four U.S. passenger buses nred on recently oy Lommunisi sector border. The buses carried Amer- lolice at the Soviet-wester- n ian soldiers, dependents, boy scout cubs and civilian personnel. They tere on a regular weekly tour of the Soviet sector. EDS bullet-riddle- WANTED Green and Dry Prairie Bones AAA Truckloads or Carloads HIGHEST PRICES PAID after it parity, parity PRODUCTS CO. lb-par- cattle, lb. butterfat, parity lb-par- parity Manpower shortages have not yet been felt lease." The cards, scattered by planes, being employed by the U.S. and Wildlife Service to trace the pattern of shore currents in the Gulf in order to determine methods of controlling the "red tide," caused organism, which by an animal-lik- e killed an estimated half billion fish off Florida a few years ago. Life vure is getting complicated along Main Street. There were 58,900,000 at work are in February as compared to 59,000,000 in January. Fish of WNU Prepared by the Washington Boreau 5' ' i V i'i I . (Send your questions about the armed forces or any aspect of military service to: Walter Shead, Armed Services Question Box, 1057 National Press Building, Washington A, D. C. Answers trill be given in this column.) forces day will be ARMED May 19 at which time celebrations are planned by various committees throughout the country. The army announced that it has NOT authorized any official armed forces day publication for which advertising is solicited nor is such authorization planned for the future. receives GOEK1XG POISON . . . Eric Von Dem eminent at Catholic convent after stating he gave Herman Goering He claims Dial poison with which the latter committed suicide. to Gornng he Khisprrpd the word "zyankali" (cyanide of potassiumi a cake or leader Nazi """ugh the flap of his the later and slipped cell, as classified was major He containing an ampule of the poison. .offender" and sentenced to 10 years labor. CAVE ' Bach-Zelews- The army's new tank, the Walker Bulldog, has come off the produclion lines at the tank plant in Cleve- land, Ohio. The new tank is hailed and lias a new departure in j,un-fir- e ' manuverability for a light tank, v . . ' t considered the speediest tank yet produced. of any Nearly 600,000 disabled World War I II veterans are making their own today under Public Law 16, which is now eight years old. Near- ly 250,000 already have been re habilitated earning meir own living as trained workers. J way a ,v, Q. Could I get a Gl business loan to help my brother, who is having a hard time making a go of his restaurant.' I am not connected with the restaurant. II. G., Peoria, Illinois. A. You may not obtain a GI busi ness loan for such a purpose. On of the provisions of the law is thai you must take an active part in th business for which you need the loan. Q. I dropped my national service life insurance as a civilian and now that 1 am returning to active military duty, I would like to reinstate my policy. Will the armed forces do this automatically for me, or are there any steps I have to take.' A. J. L Ames, Iowa. A. The armed forces will not re new your policy automatically. You must apply for reinstatement oi your old policy, or for a new one. Q. 1 am a Wold War II veteran and after the war took a job in England. Can I get a Gl home loan to buy a house in England? J. l McV Pine Bluff, Ark. A. No. GI loans are not availablf for properties or businesses in foreign countries. Air Force Develops New Exposure Suit k X . Feature. AAA About 'Coons 'Coon skins once were standard measures of barter. Early records are. full of trans actions by which all manner of articles were sold lor standard numbers of pelts. The fur was made into hats and linings, the leather into women's shoes. The fat carcass. when rendered, provided a good grade of light lubricating oil. The flesh was, and of course is, a common dish, usually roasted. It is commonly believed that a 'coon mai.es a very good pet and that it washes all its food. This is just about half true. If obtained when young, most 'coons do become tame as cats. Most of those stay tame for a year or so. But after that, most become un predictably vicious, no matter how gentle has been the owner's treat ment. AAA The lemur, a member of the same order as the monkey, gels its name for its nocturnal habits. Lemurs is Latin for "sprites that walk in the night." AAA Line Size Jobs ranging from accountanti Air Materiel Command's Because of the lack of standard medical laboratory has produced a and acetylene burners to watch re- Ization in casting lines, as well a exposure suit which pairmen and weather observers ar in fly lines that is in size and new will keep a downed airman afloat available in a new survey of jot weight the average angler may In water or protect him from icy prospects being conducted by vet find himself confused at the poor e coverall erans administration. line winds on land, a performance of a given-tes- t over fit Job counseling Is provided at al when he has been led to believe to comfortably enough large the heaviest clothing now used by VA regional offices as well as al that test line is the correct thing for USAF pilots. Sponge rubber closings nearly 200 guidance centers through his reel. For instance, we were hav out the country. Many changes havtl Ins trouble with a 121b. test cast around the neck, water sealed ziprubber straps been disclosed in employment out- ing line. We changed to another line pers and wrap-aroun-d at the wrists and ankles seal off looks as a result of defense of test, but of smaller diam these openings. eter, and casting ease increased. The LL7 MARASCHINO DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE Pure Vegetable SNOWDRIFT Makes This Cake Richer, Exira-Moist True! Only emulsorized shorten-lw- ; cake Ingredients all in tKiwl... quickly, completely. And Snowdrift u emxilsorucd! Snow-dribl'-nd- s 1 ft makes extra-tende- cake the new quick. method way. For luscious flavor be use sure you pure vegetable Snowd- rift-be SNOWDRIFT-SURE- . MARASCHINO DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE Snowdrift Quick-Metho- d Recipe Sift together Into a lan?e bowl: 2 cupt tifud cok flour leoipoon (odd leaipoon alt IV) cupt tugar Add: 'i cup Snowdrift 1 1 Vi use "low speed." Scrape bowl often; scrape beaters after 2 minutes. Add: 2 tggi choco3 iquortt unt late, melted and cooled Beat 1 minute, fold in: Vi cup chopped maratchlno cherriet, dutted with flour Bake In 2 greased layer lined with plain jmperin slow puns, oven (325 F.) about 35 minutes. wttnd Cool. Frost with-FOND- ICING: Cream 2 tbup. Snowdrtt with 3 tfosp. butter; add tsp. tail. Add alternately 3 cupt tugar with ' When smooth, add 1 tsp. vanilla. Frost cake. Decorations: '4 sq. chocolate, melted; 4 chopped maraschino cherries; make alternate design with chocolate and bits of cherry (see confectioners' ncd cup milk or cream. cup buttermilk cup maroichino chtrry juic Mix enough to dampen flour. Beat 2 minutes. If by hand, count beating time only. With electric mixer WHEN GOOD TASTE COUNT- one-piec- rr-- . nal ,. f... the most iii-f- the Production act JJnator, piece of legislation ever enacted. He the defense mobilization board, but J"". With Murray 1, United Auto Workers POke at lid invention of the UAW In were approved bv the members. cl,erm J'un ' t . v .nddia Dresiutii In quitou "e"n5'rrr25her. P""1'," 0!..o. "'J 12-l- booa naajevnpini MADE BY THE WESSON OIL PEOPLE S- |