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Show Hi Play Clothes Set For Tot of 2 to 6 LEHI FREE PRESS. LEW. UTAH Soundless Horn The motorist who pulls up to tfce curb and then honks his horn would be silenced under a newly patented device. It keeps ths horn from sounding when the car is riot in motion. New Fabrics and Designs Meet increased Demand ior uiuusca By CD ERIE NICHOLAS er RUBBER ON FARM MUST HAVE CARE You :an imagine a tidal wave, with the white surf crashing down. You can imagine a hurricane, in the heart of a shattered town. You can imagine an earthquake, as the reeling earth is spun. But can you imagine Joe Louis with four grenades and a gun? ill Rural Food Production Increased Use of Rubber. M. R. BENTLEY By at (AtrieuJtuTMl Entiaetr, Tnu A Ezttmsioa Srrrie.) COR the moment there is the " chance that Soldiers Two might even provide snappier reading than Kipling's "Soldiers Three." Soldiers Two are Private Joe Louis and Private Billy Conn, who this next summer will give some war relief fund more financial aid than any other pair in sport could hope to furnish, in or out of uniform. n A second outdoor show should be good for at least a $600,000 gate, the largest take any single war fund will approach this season. It Is the one major natural left. on '" t , i. pattern desired. Pattern No Name Size , Address to Use fori I Is the Best Weapon t ri!rtf:rrAJ ittiw . Rats. Mice and Cockroaches lead'Oaffcayuio pMft M KIU THUS ay ilS fUoW Amarkaa HowJby SUM DIATH nHtalmW I I i' ' .," .V U and 1.00 at All DRUGGISTS DON'T LET CONSTIPATION SLOW YOU UP . When bowels are sluggish and you feel irritable, headachy and everything you do is an effort, do aa million do chaw FEEN the modern chewing gum laxative. Simply chew ep before you go to with vut being disturbed next morning gentle, thorough relief, helping you feet swell again, full of your normal, pep. Try Tastes good, is handy and economical. A generous family supply FEEN-A-MIN- T bed-sle- t FEEN-A-MINTCT- 55 BEN LOMOND HOTEL OGDEN, UTAH unprecedented rush for suits tnrino Ic hreathtakinff And with the acquiring of a new suit the one thing that never fails to happen is the sudden urge that comes upon one for a blouse ward robe that will perform the tnck of changing the mood of one's suit as magically as a chameleon changes its color. The blouse program as set for the coming months is unusually versatile. Starting off with trim tailored effects individualized with smart styling details, it continues to carry on in a brilliant way with stunning costume blouses of handsome (often spectacular) fabrics climaxed by a procession of exquisite fantasies of beguiling femininity. Blouse fabrics were never more interestingly varied as in this season, when modern textile ingenuity has reached a peak, especially in the matter of rayon weaves that leave nothing to be desired. Side by side, on the blouse hangers, you will find rayon materials including exotic print jerseys and acetate crepes, trim spun rayon shirtings in linen or challis finish, monotone crepes and an intriguing display of filmy sheers. Prints are creating a sensation in the field of sports blouses, done often in gay South American and colorings. A blouse at the that stands front in the style parade is shown centered in the above illustration. n rose print that It is the everybody is calling for. Note, especially, the big floppy bow tie at the neck. These bow fastenings are of THE Early Debating In the course of the next two or three months army life and army food will add several pounds to the present weight of both men. At least, it usually does, except in the case of the overfat. Conn can stand additional weight better than Louis can. Joe looked physically perfect at 207, so far as hand speed and power go. His mis takes were due to an overeagerness that upset part of his timing. Just how much speed he will lose at 212 or 215 is a guess that belongs to the future. Conn could stand an extra five or six pounds, without speed cost. Ap pearing for a minute or so in the ring just before last Friday's fight, Private Bill in his uniform looked to be thinner than half a toothpick, Conn still believes the best punch he landed in his first Louis fight was the blow that cost him the scrap. "When I nailed Joe near the end of the twelfth round," he said again. I knew I had hurt him. I knew he was tired. It was the best punch I had planted in the fight. Right there is where I made my mistake. I decided to get tough instead of getting smart. I honestly thought I couia KnocK mm out." These are merely some of the angles that will come up when the two famous army privates meet again. bold-pattern- soft-bodie- d pat-ternin- full-blow- Doubly Smart Baths . SIM ts $4 H 14.11 Family Rmu for 4 streams Air Caeled Leange aad Labar Dining Raaat CeffaeShefj TasRteat Heats at Klwaab KiaenM.ae Retary Bicaaago Optimists "i-t- f Chamber al Commerce and Hi Chut Keeae--5t Hotel Ben Lomond OGDEN. ' ITT AH Hakart E. Vlalck. Mxa. ,v Get in the o o Yon mat retail th METALS PAPER OLD RAGS RUBBER Get It Into War Production over-blous- stud-fasten- ed turn-bac- w - long-tors- (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) -- v ft wt ; 11 A in aeciaeaiy tauorea manner Faille, wool jersey and knits con tinue strone. This season's prints glory in nov-eiiy ano coior. important are the new Duuerny prints, me lace-pterned tvDes and PnrPPnne flnmlo Amusing, also, are the vegetable prints, cabbage roses in full bloom and the apple motifs. There are more piams, stripes and checks than ever, ana xne "dotted" theme per sists. 1 , Bows Run Rampant Over Necklines and Pockets Necklines are having a wn. it this SDrinZ. Jahnta or o. frothy and white as snow drifts, or neecy ciouas on a summer Collar and cuff sets irr pastel day. blues or pinks are ever so good this season. There's also a rush for huge, softly tied bows or SDriehtlv hntterfl ; Bows also trim pockets and cuffs and are posed at the shoulder. In fact, bows are apt to light anywhere on ones costume and be fashion right. Of and the in! urn inn rt amm are seeing hit"""" u -- Yes, you doublet Matching boutonnieres of fresh flowers, one on each lapel, make a novthere are at least the el decoration on smart new suits v w..i ntu another thriller, especially this spring. This is a style recomwhen it is private soldier against mended to beaux who private somier ior the largest re- - will want to wire greetings that will lief gate any single contest has yet outshine local competition. If it's a offered. single corsage she wants for her Louis and Conn are sure tn be new spring costume, camellias, sports major party for 1942 first, gardenias and combinations of as a spectacle: ' second, , sa th' v mm.. iiivi v variegated colorings are all good important contribution to the gen guesses. Daisies and violets, as pictured above, make charming twin eral gooa oi a mucn tougher and much bigger game the matter lapel pieces. needed relief. e HENAGER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 43 E. Breadwar Silt Laka City When Earth Passes Mars In a little more than two years, the earth will pass Mars again, but the approach will not be as close ai the one in 1941. causes heavy wear, just as skids and quick stops do on automobile tires. the tractor is one cause of slippage, and pulling in snow or mud without chains is another. implements out Keep rubber-tire- d of the sun when not in use. n damages both rubber and fabric in the tires. A solution of calcium chloride to prevent freezing is recommended for northern areas if water is used in tractor tires to add weight. Rubber tubing in milking machines will last longer if it is kept clean. After each cleaning and sterilization, the tubes should be hung up to drain and dry. g out-of-to- Loose Curls No tight curls, all extremely loose flPW fnchirtn s?itt CUn.tA. l the are assured, always with an easy to-M.o.iofcc pi uuuse. rompaaour ver SioriS Will mntirma w. wn k. uc worn and the "trick" is to wear your hat uota, iu snow inv pompadour. Prison Editor The Japanse newspapers carry on their staff a special employee called the "prison editor." He. ii paid a salary for taking the rap in case the newspaper is fined or sentenced to jail. In such a case the prison editor goes to jail without interrupting the even tenor of the newspaper. Under-inflatio- OFFICE EQUIPMENT NEW AND USED desks and chairs, flies, a. addinf men's, safes, typewrit, 8. L. DESK EX., 35 W. Broadway, 8. L. C. BEAUTY SCHOOL SCHOOL of BEAUTY CULTURS ("nick VUlbn Largest In the West 18 years u eessful operation. Mode-- n. thorough, prao-tiea- L Enroll anytime. Write for catalogue. 3S South Main Salt Lake City. Utah AGRICULTURE IN INDUSTRY PERSONALS By FLORENCE C. WEED Goat Herd Value - "The poor man's cow" has always had a variety of uses. In Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Oregon, goats run in sizeable herds. Often 300 to a farm. They grow fat oh coarse vegetation on which other animals would starve. In these western states, the clip amounts to about 16,000,000 pounds of goat hair each year. This does not nearly supply the raw material for plush fabrics for upholstering furniture and automobiles. Texas has more than 3,000,000 goats clipped annually while New Mexica is next with 201,000. Goat and kid skins make fine leather for shoes, book bindings, leather purses and cases. Our goat herds do not yield enough to supply the, need and 68,000,000 pounds of skins are imported annually. A milk goat herd", maintained by the U. S. bureau of animal industry at Beltsville, Md., has proved that the Toggenberg and Saanen breeds supply milk similar to the Holstein cow. Goat milk has the advantage of more vitamin B, a softer curd and smaller sized fat globules and is highly recommended for invalids and people with delicate digestions The milk is widely used for mak ing Swiss cheese. The meat is nu tritious but is little used in America except when the flesh of the angora is sola ior mutton. Domesticated goats are thought to be descended from the wild goats of Persia. Wild goats are found only in Europe, northern Africa and the Himalaya mountains. DR. LEVI DELK, foot specialist, corns, calluses, ingrown club nails, bunions, flat feet, weak arches corrected. Complete treatment, both feet $1.50. S04 Felt Bldg., Salt Lake RANGE AND FARM SEEDS For fields, pastures, meadows, swamps or dry ranges. Large stock. Write us. SEED CO., Salt Lake City, Ut. N TRAILERS USED CARS USED CARS TRAILER COACHES Liberal Credit terms JESSE M. CHASE Trade Sell Salt Lake City Street . also locations in BOISE. POCATELLO. BLACKFOOT Buy 651 So. Main USED TIRES We have a limited number of good used tires 17" to 23" for use on farm' wagons Build a wagon from your old car. ' B87 LYMAN MOTOR COMPANY South Main St, Salt Lake City, Utah MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Reconditioned Band Instruments at bargain prices. Liberal trades. BEESLEY MUSIC CO., 70 So. Main, Salt Lake City, Utah Bendix and Hotpoint Washers We have largest selection of used washers. Slashed prices 112.60 op. 1 yr. guar, lerma INTERMOUNTAIN UTILITIES 151 South State St. 8alt Lake City. Utah BARBER COLLEGE EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. Demand for barbers. Salt Lake Barber College, H Regent St., formerly Moler Barber College. ORANGE CHECKER CAB CO. PASSENGER CAN RIDE IN A CHECKER CAB FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. COMFORT AND SAFETY. COURTEOUS S USED EQUIPMENT Agricultural Notes at Tom Gibbons with only Tunney and . a one lKnocKoown. Ana Harry Greb was a -rreen mamba against th hi -icuows, as long as ne had two eyes Joe Louis had far more trnnhia with Billv Conn than he evpr hurt big-tim- America's War Industries Need outstanding interest this season, so watch bows! The long bishop sleeves are also important. Two chic tailored blouses (to the right above and below in the group) are noteworthy. The model at the top is a real "find." It is a classic in tailored simplicity, with the charm of a material, corded marquisette, which is to be coveted not only for its prettiness, for Joy of joy! it launders to perfection and as easily as a pocket handkerchief. This blouse is skillfully designed with a fitted waistband for either e tuck-i- n wear. or Exquisite handwork finishing off all edges in contrast color is a nice trimming accent for the beautiful tailored blouse in snowy acetate rayon crepe shown just below this blouse in the above illustration. cuffs and beNote the k neck. coming A giant jabot (jabots are conver sation pieces this season) is very flattering at the front of the fresh spring blouse shown below to the left in the above picture. It is designed of fine rayon marquisette for smart suit wear. Note the flowers in her hair. The wearing of flowers in this manner is an approved fashion, even in the daytime if occasion warrants. An effect of fragile feminine charm is achieved by the use of filmy rayon chiffon and fine lace edging for the exquisite lingerie blouse shown above to the left in the illustration. It features the new and extremely smart long bishop sleeves together with a high-loruffled neckline- which may be fas tened primly under the chin for suit wear or opened low for dress-u- p moments A blouse that should be included in every wardrobe for formal wear o is the type of handsome rayon flower print in gorgeous colors. The Flowers That Bloom On Your Dress, Tra-La- ! km fs fart that the mammoths I mAKi.,ftrett.Wiii.i,iiiiyii.nnii smart, as this spring is starting a on rounds Jack Demnsew enuid win only something like two rounds against uene lunney. jack had rounds in which to draw haii maswraons. u iook rum zi rounds, or thereabouts, to leave Boh Pa nauenea in ine pleasant meadows. There is no intention here to suggest this far in advance that Conn nas an even cnance to win. I m ly 20 against ai smoom sunaces predomi siuig, The nate. worsteds are nartioniap. Hard cunchers alwavs have had their main trouble tanclini? nn with speea or Deuer Doxing skill. their . Among the highlighted fabrics for Power vs. Speed III fJ tvj ; j Over-loadin- Pattern No. 8129 la for children of 2. S. 4, S and 8 year. Size 3 smock, 13, Privates Billy Conn and Joe Louis world apart in speed and skill. The contrast was a case of the rapier and the falling redwood. Bow Conn will make out in his second visit is something you'll be hearing about through many weeks ahead until Conn and Louis supply the answer. Whatever happens then, it will be a much more active eve ning than Simon could offer. There will be 80 pounds less target and far greater elusiveness in front of the Louis barrage. And a far better fighter. jb I f-- Are Needed to Fill A Good Position AH eeanes Bare kea streamlined ta qaickky prepare yea ta answer the bit emana' for qualified kelp. Sttii far information and free eatalar NEW DAY AND NIKHT today. CLASSES 8TAKT EVERY MONDAY. the farm has not received much Rubber has played an increasingly important part in food production in recent years. Rubber tires for tractors and farm implements; ruhber tubine in milking machines; rubber rings for canning in glass endless. jars the list is almost for care of Here are suggestions rubber on the farm: Block ud the wheels to keep weight off the tires when machines and implements are out of the fields for any considerable period. If rubber-tire-d implements are stored on cinder floors, block up the tires or place planks under them. The sulphur in the cinders breaks down the rubber. Tractor Tire Slippage. Excessive slippage of tractor tires ft SEWING XI R CLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Street Calif. Saa Francisco Enclose 20 cents In coins for each I attention. The Second Visit material; over all Hi yards, yards romper Vi yard. Appliques 4x13 inch 4x10 contrast, 2Mi yards Hepiece plus rat for rompers. Send your order to: K Motorists and aren't we all? have been so busy worrying about the tires on their cars that rubber Louis-Con- In the ring at Madison Square Garden recently, the contrast between slender, alert Billy Conn and 8120 the pachydermic Abe Simon was one pattern you can startling. WITH this Simon was facing his second Louis your youngster with ai fine a set of play clothes as the visit, while Conn's second trip was most pampered child in the world on ahead. Conn and Simon were could own I The pattern includes a 80 pounds apart in weight and a smock full cut, fitted through the shoulders, topped with a round collar and appliqued with two bright red apples which turn out to be pockets overalls of sturdy pro? portions and very brief rompers these again to be appliqued with the cunning pockets'. Decidedly an invitation to start sewing at once, Isn't it? Sound Travels Sound travels through hot turn-mair at L2G6 ieet a second. la zero weather through dry air sound speeds at 1,088 to 1,153 feet a Repair With so many automobiles at rpst much of the time, many garages win nna tneir usual work curtailed, However, according to the U. S. of agriculture, garages particularly those in thA are likely to pick up much general repair work for farmers nnH nthoro Garage mechanics may be called on to exercise ingenuity in making parts normally supplied through oth er channels. e e Averaee AcrearsT to census fieures" th average-acreagper farm in the unitea states in 1940 was 174, com pared with 154.8 in 1935 and 156.9 in l)iQ. According Save Balinr Wlr Farmers use between 90,000 and 100,000 tons of baling wire a v equal in weight to three large warships for baling hay, straw and uu.cr wrage crops, the U. S. depart ment of agriculture lng farmers, dairymen, stockyard uyeraiurs ana uvestock producer w conserve Daiing wire. see Watermelon Al Africans Watermelons,' summer-tim- e deli cacy, are believed to be natives of Airica. INTERMOUNTAIN MERCHANTS SUPPI-(Dealers In Bankrupt Stocks) .h We buy and sell all Kinds of business : - vw.t.s.-- . mMi scales, office equip. 66 E. 4th So.. Sslt Lske City ..J FARM FOR SALE DAIRY FARM 87 a., br. home, water, lights, cows, horses, hogs, equipment Ji8"v. 67-- a. resort, Provo canyon, building, cabins, r. equipment $11,500. Farm land. 67 a..Be"-t-r no house. Per a., $50. Homeland 72. Co., 8 W. Center, Provo, Ut Phone FEEDS AND SEEDS All kinds of field and garden seeds. P"! supplies. Baby Chicks, Hardware, Fencmg. Motor Oil, Binding twine. Roofing. White Faun Flour. All kinds of case groceries. maw Honey, molasses, syrup, salt and other items. Always a saving bur "."J and avoid disappointment Don w0l about dtlivery Our trucks will be by 7w dior. Wrtta us for any informstion es feeding, seeds, etc. Floor Ce. Mazfield Feed, Coal, 8eed Wert Whae. main office, 8rd So. 4 1st BABY CHICKS TODAY ; TURKEY POULTS TO ORDER COMPLETE LINE OF POULTRY EQUIPMENT Writ for free Uteratare RAMS HAW'S UTAH PIONEER HATCHERY I6ST PH. CITY SO. MAIN ST.. SALT LAKE UTAH .06t W.N.D. un--- n Weak Ne. 4J1I -- HSSSi SALT tKf |