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Show 3lrs. T. R. Jr. Serves Coffee and Sinkers Lesson Shoe-Savin- g '""'T' iiTnnnp-nwu- i"- -' im uhiiuluiiu A J 1 Food Storage Suggestions -- Mfirm imtrt Egg by the Pound Instead of by Dozen ' Trend Favors Both Buyer and Seller - JU t A trend toward selling eggs by the pound instead of by the dozen is becoming evident in some sections of the country, and this is profitable both to the producer and the consumer, in the opinion of Myrtle Murray, home industries specialist of the Texas A. and M. college ex Mf - a"ii1VdB Yankee returned from field duty, are served doughboys, just Xhree offee and doughnuts by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, wife of Brig. Gen Theodore Roosevelt, in the American Red Cross club in London. She is of Former President Theodore Roosevelt. Needless to a daughter-in-lathe handout. relished the boys say w French Naval Chief in United States nr. T Ray Harden of New York carries a pail of water in each hand as she demonstrates the proper way to walk to equalize pressure on both shoes so that they'll both wear at an even rate. The chart she is walking upon is supposed to measure the proper length of stride. Shoes cannot be like tires, so equalization of wear is d cross-switche- V'M TV Garden root crops, apples, and onions, should keep for six to eight month in a good storage, while peart and celery usually last only twe or three months. Squash and pumpkins usually begin to spoil after three or four months at most o Youngest Deputy v. tension service. Under present marketing practices, the consumer pays as much per dozen for extremely small eggs as for standard eggs which weigh two ounces each, or a pound and a half per dozen. Likewise, Miss Murray explains, the producer who markets standard size eggs or larger receives no price advantages for a better product. Until the public and the trade ac cept the change from the dozen to pound basis, producers will have to obtain their premiums by offering high quality clean, infertile eggs correctly prepared for marketing. Akron, Ohio, recently held a a Gun" campaign to aid th scrap metal drive, fixing a quoja of 12 tbo pounds per person amount of nvetal in a .30 caliber machine gun. A parade featured n two steam rollers, a seven ton concrete mixer, several hearses. "Give- " 10-to- o Nature Hangs Dark Curtain Three Firsts for Wyoming Wyoming contains the first na tional park, first national monument and first national forest ever set aside. They are Yellowstone National park, Devil's Tower National monument and Shoshone National Forest. dark curtain of pigment cells, known as the tapetum nigrum, in the back of the eye, according to the the Better Vision institute. Squill Kills Rats 4U An onionlike plant that grows Uniforms wild along the Mediterranean coast the safest rat poison produces which have outlived known red squill says a state, O Uniforms To prevent dazzling reflections inside the eye. Nature has hung a their usefulness in heavy duty with ment from the department of the Britiish armed forces are reconditioned and dyed, and then distributed to farmers for work Storing Coal Stopping Cold Drafts Stop cold drafts around doors connecting unheated and heated room by masking crack with tape. o Bituminous coal and anthracite should not be stored together. It Warmer There The upper air over the arctic is might cause a fire. Oily rags in coal are also dangerous fire hazards. warmer than it is over the equator. DON'T SUFFER WITH mmm OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND VSED ifU an chlr I i 4 J Take . tie . NEW Typewriirrs, - amnr mm .. 8. L. DES EX, Si W. Broad". 8. L. C. mi, Hun. f 5 Ji , ' f h f arhea and Bain QUICK I Bottle af 1M Tableta by Bali ll.M. r aold direct by GARDEN TRACTOR WANTED Canh Bott, 1 tli Lenaea X MliMlliHHllBMMMlMillil Admiral Raymond A. Fenard, chief of the French naval mission, under orders of General Giraud, is pictured during an interview in New York, shortly after bis arrival in the United States. Vice Where Yanks Faced Setback in Africa MAK.T AR n XWCLr14VoUs5E;, Virginia Sanderlin, 15, of Seattle Wash., youngest deputy sheriff in America, shakes hands with her new boss, Sheriff Harlan Callahan, after receiving her badge. She is the daughter of A. T. Sanderlin, law enforcement officer, now one of Callahan's deputies. When Sanderlin goes on emergency calls Virginia drives the prowler car. Real Yank Now Mediterranean - Jk 0 50 ife-J- F STATUTE MILES The first big 0 i m. n f I "" ' pww jpggg. V .vii n. ik m M ; armament battle of North Africa gave a foretaste of m China's First Lady White House Guest Joe DiMaggio, New York Yankee's star, joins up with Uncle Sam. He is shown in the induction center in Market street, San Francisco. In picture at top he is taking his oath. At bottom he is being fingerprinted. Big and Little Guy in... ii in u.i i j " . 3rS ' i ' 4 1 California is the leader in rabbit production although no complete figures for the nation are available. It is known that in the Los Angeles trade area, 1,600,000 pounds of rabbit meat have been sold in one year. The U. S. Rabbit Experiment station is located at Fontana, Calif., where studies are being made in breeding, fur and wool production and marketing. Rabbit raising has thrived in the West because the mild climate permits open air hutches. Most of the income is made by selling rabbits for meat. This compares favorably with other meats in protein. It has less fat and costs less per pound than expensive cuts of beef and lamb. This country has imported an average of nearly 91,000,000 pounds of dressed rabbit pelts and it would seem that there might be a bright outlook for selling furs and pelts. Efficiency studies show, however, that meat is the more dependable outlet. Because of the cost of stock, it requires more money to raise rabbits than poultry. California raises more Angora rabbits than any other state. Much rabbit wool is imported and some California people have obtained a better price per pound for wool when it was spun into yarn at home and then sold to department stores. Minerals for Hogs , mi f,afe.-- ' i mini on arrival Madame Chiang first lady of China, is shown House. Washington to be a guest at the White addressed a "d his wife the distinguished guest, who later a congress. greeted Admission was by ticket. Kai-she- k, USED CARS TRAILER COACHES Liberal Credit Terms JESSE H. CHASE Trad Sell Buy 8TORES IN OGDEN. PROVO. SALT LAKE CITY. POCATELLO. BOISE. BLACKFOQT ''eJ A study in canine contrasts at the opening of the Westminster Kennel club show in New York. The big dog is a Great Dane, Dino Xanthippi. The half piht is Thein's Little Man II, a Chihuahua, and weighs only about a pound. Feed proper minerals to hogs at all times. Market hogs make cheaper gains, brood sows raise more thrifty pigs, and healthier hogs are produced when minerals are used. By using a protein supplement, such as a mixture of equal parts of cottonseed, peanut, or soybean oil meal with tankage, or shrimp meal, farmers can grow out their pigs and fatten their hogs with about half as much corn or sweet potatoes as when these feeds are used alone. o Milk Big Part of U. S. Diet Milk and milk products form 25 per cent of the 1,500 pounds of th principal foods consumed each year by the average American. o Donates Local Hoosegow An Illinois village with no crime problems donated 12 tons of cell metal from the local hoosegow to the salvage drive. FOR SALE TRACTORS TODAY Completely Bebailt Traetara fer Plewlnf, Cultiratinr and General Farming. Power ful. pracUeal machine! reballt by the maker i of the Fewerhorae Tractor. Bonham Bros. Mfg. Ccmpany 222 W. 17th Baa la, .'fOtWHW"01'11)' Lakj City CHICKS FOR SALE Prorlde for Future Etc and Meat Short by orderin Chirka NOW. Chiclu priced aa low aa 4c earh. We carry a eom- Poultry Equipment, Feedi, and Slete line ofProduct!. Write, telephone or call at aie . . . USTErlTOTHEStOUT. , CTANDING 804 South Main. "Cut Out Ad for Future Rafaranee" St.. Salt Lake City. Utah Industry ij - Axis '""' TRAILERS Rabbits nature of the fighting which lies ahead of the Allies before the can be cleared out of that front. With General Rommel's hardened tank fighters pressing westward to Sbeitla (1) and Feriana (3) from the in the Maknassy region (2), American troops were forced to Tunisian hills to the north. The Allied forward base at Gafsa (4) naa been abandoned earlier. The retirement from Gafsa was not completely unexpected. the severe This means that eggs should be gathered at least twice a day and kept in a clean wire basket until they are cool and ready for packing. They should then be graded as to size, putting the uniformly small eggs, the medium (24 ounces to the dozen) and large ones in separate containers. They should also be candled, and sort out the defective eggs. Eggs should always be packed with the pointed end down. If packing materials have been used previously, care should be taken to see that they are clean. Avoid wrapping eggs in newspapers. Miss Murray recommends that eggs be marketed at least twice a week so that consumers can be assured of fresh produce. THE OPTICAL BHOP Boiton Bid.. Salt Laaa City Wholenala pricea. duplicated. service. Mall in broken piecea. USED CARS SALT LAKE Contraction of Blue Eyes Pupils of blue eyes contract more in bright light than do pupils of dark eyes, which is one of the reasons why blue eyes commonly are regarded as cold and calculating. By FLORENCE C. WEED Sfk Chotf Dierid for a team these days. 1101 SO. STATE in HOUMT s An Indiana farmer hitches up his team of mules. There's plenty of use Agriculture 4 vDjra Boyd C. ; 8. L. LENSES DUPLICATED V, r for Garden TraUr, writ Olympua Dr.. Hal. 8US-- SUM $1 HEINZ DRUGS EARN BARBERS ARE IN DEMAND. while ou larn barbering- - in a few montha. 110LEH-SA1.LAKE BARBER COLLEGE 170 Keitent St., Salt Lake I r, AND MUSCULAR PAINS HEINZ TABLETS Thar rat to tha caaaa WANTED r Cub' Can paiga Gun Targets Ordered o Panel Garage Walls The war department recently orFo" parages adjoining houses, dered gun targets which will require more than 2,500 tons of paper panel the garage walls to help instock. sulate the house. c . "Give a White Fawn Flour William Hillman - - 6:00 A.M. 8:15 A.M. Roy Porter - 11:00 A.M. H. R. Baukhage 12:30 P.M. J, G. McDonald 8:00 P.M. Raymond Gram Swing - . - 9:00 P.M. Earl Godwin SUNDAY - - -- 7:00 A.M. World Newi 10A.M. Network New Roundup 1:00 P.M. John Vandercook Pearson-Alle- n - - -- 5:00 P.M. - -- 7:00 P.M. Winchell Walter 9:00 P.M. Earl Godwin ... -K- Leads Them All Ask your Friendly Grocer W.N.U. Week No. 430 UTA- SALT LAKE CITY'S POWERFUL STATION AT S7 ON YOUR DIAL SALT LAKE WANTED! ! Raw Furs - Sheep Pelts Hides - Wool FOR HIGHEST PRICES AND A SQUARE DEAL Call or Write NORTHWESTERN HIDE & FUR CO. 463 South 3rd West ATTENTION! - Salt Lae City, Utah Farmers & Livestock Raisers COLORADO ANIMAL CO. "A Utah Corporation" With plants conwnientlv located at OGDEN - SALT LAKE CITY - I1EBER CITY - LOGAN SPANISH FORK - GARLAND. And Ita Affiliate Companiea IDAHO HIDE A TAIXOW CO.. Twin Falli. Idaho IDAHO FALLS ANIMAL PROMPTS CO.. Idaho i"al!a. Idaho IDAHO ANIMAL PRODUCTS CO., Nampa. Idaho Oder Yoa Higheat Pricea for SHEEP PELTS, HIDES, WOOL and RAW FURS 463 SOUTH THIRD WEST, SALT LAKE CITY Write |