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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1042 Utah Farmers Can 'Save Fertilizer During War Years i BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Ottered at the Postorfic at Tremonton, Utah, as Second Class Matter I Published at Tremonton, Utah, on Thursday of Each Week With many valuable fertilizrr.: cut v.. f can 23-- J consei-vatioPhone turn to of fertilize r, rirrt West Street terials fiom minor sources ana heijj :' ' Vv 1 JAMES WALTON, Publisher ' relieve shortages, Deputnient vi Ag. ., ,:,T I t i S ' . t' I iculture sod specialists report. or L P. WALTON, Editor and Business Manager mixtures are Cunpests constant. I ly Lemg made through the rotting of leaves, twigs roots and oth. r or. SUBSCRIPTION RATES game matter. Various substances may $2.00 ONE YEAR In Advance) ; V v Jx help supply organic matter and also $1.00 BIX MONTHS (In Advance) often supply nitrogen, phosphoric ... 50 THREE MONTHS (In Advance) acid, potash and other elements need. ' ed by growing plants. "For example," 'they say, " hi hogs on the farm various ASSOCIATION of the carcass are frequently ' ' .' 'v parts &rr be- - 19 3 5 ?' t ; t wasted. These are valuable fertilizers. ' ' ? . v4 . . . ; . Kitchen waste is good for composts ' i . too, if it cannot be fed to animals ' ZS well as to your Country Dry leaves, weeds, sweepings from !fV-.'i- -' Tke nly r lce in the U. S. whera catalog and the house and bain, coffee grounds j ' oi line hu.mraa dvcrtiinK matter covering 'any , , fruit or produt-- l can be obtained tree rd Without peelings, soot, and wood ashes' Obligation is the American Industrial library. ; are oiner examples." PATRONIZE YOUR W rite (or Buaineaa Advcrtiting Matter you are interetted in: aame wiil be promptly forwarded. Composts may be made in various ' LOCAL MERCHANTS AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LIBRARY ways, but the most common is to Ilaliueerint Itaildiua, Cliioaao.llliaui layer of stable manure with ' waste and absorbent materials, such as dried leaves, peat, muck, and sod. I The pile is kept moist and turned I several times to mix the compost thoroughly. The outside of the pile may be covered with soil. Where pos-- ; sible at least half the material used with Miss in Pictured above are Bo bo Arnott and Toto the clown funsters company should be manure, but if this quanti-- ) Aerletta, the petite aerialist trying to teach Bombo the wire walking dog, some new ty cannot be obtained a small amount s Steel company Carnegie-Illinoiused to innoculate the heap with 21 STABILIis the NEW YORK Sept. tricks. This is one of the twenty circus acts that will appear when the Mighty Ameri-ra- n to of decomposition. bacteria steel turned in two holes enough ZATION Plugging of the August "Where 28th. on Circus in one Tremontioii arrives a for . . Accent very fine material is deMonday, . September engagement as day shins IJtaertv htiiid which have been letting big cunents d sired, compost may be ' ( Big free menagerie open to the patrons. Its the biggest show on earth for the price. of inflation pour through the price on "soft good, since durable' goods screened and the parts which are na. ceiling wages and farm prices has are scarce due to war demands, may Two performances at 2:00 and 8:00 p. m. thoroughly broken down removed,' the specialists say. become the most pressing economic be ii-- of the answer to the 37 per net sales shown by Cluett It is possible to use fertilizer either problem" of tiienatioiiT Both houses of cent gain in routviriv the Arrow folks. lor me Company of La Crosse, Wis. . . . Al to hasten the decomposition of the Wood Dying Congress are hearing experts, most of the year . . Mo- most Celery Tops Dead or dying wood should be re- waste materials or to increase the: of whom agree that wages and farm first six months airplanes Beech Use cut up celery tops to flavor moved to ate going to tion producers picture levels at be stabilized prevent further infection content of any needed element in the should of is Wichita Aircraft Corporation prices meats, roasts, stews, or bread or pest invasion if either of these compost. have to along on 10 to 21 per tent prevailing August 15th. With respect lews filmget e bomber pilot stuffings. Or combine with coarse causes is than they used in 1941, the turning out responsible for the dead to wages, it should be fairly simple, ends of celery, cover with water, wood. More insects breed rapidly in of rules. this trainers WPB increasing type just to state that all wages will be Camels for Transportation r.nwn FORMULA Early returns numbers. Even the luci cook until celery is soft, push in the dead wood lying on the fixed at August 15th levels, except a use then this About through 3,000,000 camels ar used strainer; since aan on of than the con tree, a ground living Fiber tanks are of plywood crackerjaw that increases will be granted so as to indicate that puree as a basis of celery soup. for transportation. n some tree the resistance. itself has the Can for American formula company, selling match the rise in cost of living since tainers, by inplan for War Bond buying to lithographed to look just like the van January 1941 . . . The question of worked out ishing tin can; they can be packed on "parity" or "110 per cent of parity" dustrial workers has been first such existing canning machinery, but are The the in rubber industiy. a much farm makes stabilizing prices on an ind- recommended pt imarily for dry gcodi, conducted be to Newests campaign complitougher assignment. basis using the ideas cosmetics, foods and tobaccos . . . . cation in the latter is the contention ustry-wide n labor- - Various devices for making it easy that the increase in wages farmers and technique of the has committeejust fin- - to hold your car speed down to the have to nav their hirpil hflr must hp management 167 rubber-savin- g with three A weeks, a ished 35 m.p.h. in with the "naritv" concept. fieured routing With food forming the largest sing-- , plants of the industiy, scattered over garbage pail, made of plasticiz- le item in American family budgets 21 states, participating. Returns are ed plywood, is one of the new home plant items shown at Chicago's laning anout a cents out oi every vet incomplete, but the ex- Merchandise Mart. . . . De hydrated pay envelope dollar the significance of B. F. Goodrich at Akron, tor of getting this home-frobattle set- anm i. came ur witn a record ol yy. apple granules to be marketed in tled is obvious. per cent employe praticipauon, and cellophane bags for use in pastries or tJ some other cities were for quick applesauce. BITS O BUSINESS Washington its plants in 100 absolute to the even closer government building cafeterias are edging GLASS GOES TO WAR and the cen- jumping the gun on meatless days, pen- cent mark. One of its "10 per result is that one of man's oldest with voluntary "no meat or fish" pol- - tera' in Akron is Ilunganan-oormillnxan. known materials is helping our ultra icy on Wednesdays. Macaroni and John Rnsnvab build rubber fighting equip- modern bombers to fly higher than cheese or mushrooms on toast are who helps ever before. Odd as it may sound, offered as substitutes Sales of ment and has five sons in the armis proving to be a tough and glass States. Independent retailers throught the ed services of the United material for fighting weapons. rough More in land THINGS TO WATCH FOR August were almost exactly For example, an. airplane safety glass the same as for August of 1941 but and more wooden articles you always been developed by the has J eating and drinking places come up thought had to be made of metal. For Glass company and is with a 25 per cent gain. Motor vehicle JohvpMien- - and anannad anananana dealers recorded the largest sales loss instance, radiator covers mode of fi- to protect bomber pilots and gun ofof all, 62 per cent . . . One works of ber board anl harlwaad, by the Trane crews from enemy bullets while and them perfect unhampered fering vision. Other types of glass are play- serving the dual purpose of helping tng important roles on battle-shipin the army's tanks, as windshields for mosquito boats and as facings for Low the Army's new 800,000,0000 candle-pow? aerial searchlights. f TIPS ON THE TIMES Watch for cerearly rationing of butter, eggs, tain canned vegetables and juices, tea, coffee and cecoa . . . Prefabricated a wooden brigdes replace steel and conv.-crete spans in New Hampshire A . j 0 o, r' resident of Maine who has grown ' ? , coffee trees "as a hfobby" hopes to harvest a d this crop year Vegetable shippers won der if tearing tops of many plants like " carrots, before shipping wouldn't save . . valuable transportation spaces. . . . " s. . t . " vv .. ; . ; J t r J a 'To Your Town Free to Pjiblib but-chen- i y r r. y .r r ? y, 3 t y-' - "Behind the Scenes in American Business53 i ; well-rotte- , v twin-engin- leak-pro- .... ot payroll-deductio- war-bor- ... non-met- al war-substitu- te DUNDEE SUI TS aud TOPCOATS are Favorites nt of the WELL DRESSED MAN - Who Wants n i .... QUALITY Libbey-Owens-Fo- and rd VALU s, Don t Let er .... 4 and up. Ceiling Prices Frevail. D0NDS Gas masks which came into use warfare for the first time when the Germans used poison and mustard gas in World War I, are much improved today over those used then. The Chemical Warfare Branch of the War Department issues thes gas masks to every man in the service. We are taking no chances. in i Use The DUNDEE PLAN. Make your selection now. Pay a small deposit . . . take out your purchase later. ly i. LAY-A-WA- Y yt A'f t i - y;, V ?v-'- 4- f Si Buy NOW and SAVE . . . Choose What vou need from our New FALL AND WINTER STYLES Choose from Serges - Worsteds - Cheviots - Tweeds Gaberdines and Herring Bones. You'll find a assortment of all colors and sizes. Many of whichgreat are -- , 100 o'o all wool. Farm and Home Needs "Your Good Will Our Best Asset" Phone 35 Tremonton, Utah Vn 24.50 Glass and China Ware Farmers' Cash Union v T Fishing and Hunting Licenses Issued Hardware u 1,000-poun- PREPARE NOW FOR WINTER Building Material yJyk - 15,-00- WAIS - M ... Sabotage Your Farm Production Coal Prices f Winter Protect your crops and livestock against winter weather. Take care of all repairs before they grow. You'll be surprised how little it costs to put your buildings in tip-to- p shape. Buy At These The type pictured here is the "can" and "elephant nose" mask and costs about $9.25 each. The headgear is transparent, made of material resembling cellophane and does rot cloud with the breath. You can buy two of thene pas mns.ks with the purchase of an SIS. 73 War Band. We need thousands of them. Don't fail to give ot least ten percent of your income eery pay dr-- for War Bonds. Buy tVm nt your bank or postofficc, rcLuiarly. ,( L .S. 7r,.,'.lry li DntHt O BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS 2461 Wash. Blvd. Oden WITH YOUR SAVINGS. 262 So Main St., Salt Lake City |