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Inside it may be filled to ground level with the best top soil available, or the floor may be covered with two or three inches of cinders or gravel, on which shallow seed boxes (flats) are HNiSHED placed. By Bud Fisher HIUTT AND JEFF I O pA:NT0M j SLWE from V30R ; A I MATTER. WnAT-- s CURE tuat'S lP VbU HADN'T POT THAT") f7 SiGM UP I NEVER ?lW f y? ' By Arthur Pointer By BctI ThomM WYIDE AND WOOLY IT'S 8EEM A LONG, HARD TRIP, BUT AT LAST WE NEW YORK CITY, VVOOLY a 11 V. I I 1 I T 'JM Bill )X CAM SEE THE SIGHTS WEVE ALWAYS HEARD A OUT. I I SUPPOSE YOU MEN WAMT TICKETS TO A BROADWAY PLAY, AMD A GUIDED TOUR Of THE CITY, RESERVATIONS AT THE STORK CLUB AMIVWE'D RODEO I r mr RATHER S THAT AT AAADISON SQUARE Sr hand tools are all to make this crib. The pattern gives full size tracing designs for the lambs with color directions. Paint directly on the surface or cut out of quarter-incplywood, then paint ORDINARY . 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The production goals recently announced by the Department of Agriculture for 1952 anticipate a total production ot 4 per cent higher than the record production of 1951 and 50 per cent more than the prewar average from This production is being asked although farmers will have about 200,-00- 0 fewer farm workers available in 1952. During 1951, 400.000 workers left the farms. About 80 per cent went ta work in other industries. Armed forces took the other 20 per cent. Production at the goal level will require increased yields per acre in all major crops, and selective acreage expansion in those most needed to insure our economic stability in these pressing times. The task for farmers is made more difficult because their need for fertilizers will be far greater than the supply. At the same time farm machinery production In 1952 will be considerably less than farmers desire. The Department of Agriculture .will do all it can to offset these shortages, but such scarcities are a warning signal to the American Wonderful the Way Gum Laxative Chewing til'MMiM ff Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden tihlegm and aid nature to soothe and teal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you or money refunded. Creomulsion has stood the test of millions of users. Rset loose loch, bolft; CRE0HUl!SI0N JalcHi-st-J nlievu Perfect Vision ,, vision means that you can read an eyesight test chart at 20 feet, but Jt does not mean you have perfect vision, because most critical seeing , is within arm's . length. . r , Twenty-twent- ;,, y ' ' . ' ' Ceugha, Chest Colds, Acsra SnacUHa Rural Power Power lines in rural areas are now being built at a voltage twice as high as previous standards set by the REA, and six times as high as the standard 15 years ago. ' . Easier Loading tmtw Search your plant for iron and steel scrap... help our country to get enough steel It ... takes to make Steel. , scrap the amount of iron and steel scrap in your plant by 2 . . i that's the amount of steel that could be made if that scrap were salvaged. Today, there's not enough scrap coming in from normal sources to keep ' steel mills and foundries producing at capacity. ' ftiultiply A farmer handy with tools to his can make a drop-siwagon er truck as Illustrated above with a few pieces of scrap iron and a length of pipe. It will save considerable trouble loading and unloading, especially when the truck is pulled close to a loading platform. de Essentials for Ideal Farm Life Are Listed YOUR JOB IS CLEAR -- GET IN THE SCRArV in not to ttr jtM omm NOMauout scaAf a hud id iooi , An Oregon rural life committee, a statewide survey, came up with the following nine essentials after ' II jK-- for the "ideal" farm home: (1) Adequate income, (2) time to enjoy t?- - I "Aren't vou 1 , floino to count the homemade II utCf I You'r our lucky, Dad! Not everyone octi to hear iquod in secret practice V yell-leod- er l and glue on crib and walls or hang at different angles. Everything is complete on pattern 357, price 25c Higher Production Is Goal of U.S. Farmers CjAKCtN If m. .y L mnrtBN357 1933 to 1939. JITTER cvve cold frame. Standard glazed sash is 3 by 6 feet; but a frame can be made of any con- By M CKPENN PISHES FORMEJ doorway ft Beuse JF - CRIt WITH3ISTATIONARY SIDES WILL WHEEL THROUGH grc'f HOW ARE frj BROADCAST -r- - "" " ills? Is Still The most valuable 18 square feet In any garden area is that which is covered with a cold frame. And the smaller the garden, the more re warding will be this ancient device. It began as a pit, some thousands of years ago. Today it Is an enclosure, partly below ground, with a protective covering which admits daylight. Anyone who can drive a nail, and operate a saw, can build a cold frame. The boards can be cut in the basement or garage, and put together in a short time as soon as possible to work outdoors. The aboe illustration is a practical working-drawinof a standard venient HERE, DRY THE , one-sas- h r BESSIE V g a convertible -- 1 DESIGN LAMBS INCLUDED few ftVv Most Valuable Space In Any Garden Urea msr GUT UJ&l, RIMIN' TIME BLACK-HAIRE- I Best Garden Helper " , 3 Cold Frame Pattern From Easy fx I by Clark S. Hoai J rr wtv Jsmr 13 'j "SI SUNNYSIDE I I I Moke Baby's Criti DOES SHE KMOW ABOUT rr Or- - VajKHLfc etT HER AWVTHIM6 LAST YEAR ( "",""7"7' THIS YEARS DlFFECEWT.' life, (3) a family goal. (4) family love and understanding, (5) religious education and spiritual values, (8) parental recognition of opportunity (7) ability to build character in children, (8) evaluation of ideals, and (81 belief In family. 4 DC nion PRICES A5 V LONG AS D CUSTOMERS IMSlST 7 Hi 31 IrOti J PAYING THEM |