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Show I Good CareMeans Portable Base Solves? Bigger Pig Crop Farm Engine Problem DAIRY FACTS OLP GLftKf o'er the la.) if the Old Glory, wave on, free. The home of the fair smf brnv;1 The land where oppression front mo-uai taln to sea Finds only a place for a grave; The hands of a nation grasp firmly thy staff, t In triumph they bear the along; We Join ln the chorus like millions before us. , Still pledging our banaer In song. Chorus: We'll come at the call of thy lore. Old Flag, We'ra ready fur duty today; - y, We'll srv where you want us t serve Old FUb. i We'll pay wliut you went vs t pay. Old Glory, float on, o'er the shon and" the farm. And wave at the mouth of the mtne; And flutter ln front of chariots of Are. And over our birds of the brine, The coo of the babe and the beat of the drum. The voice of the nurse and the gun, Shall swell the refrain while we sing again The song that our fathers hare sung. Wave. Glory, wave on. when the world shall be free And the peace-dov- e has bu tided her nest ; i When the war clouds no more shall darken the shore. And the billows of strife are at rest: When the Goddess ot Right and the Champion Might Shall meet at the altar of love. And tinder thy stars and thy aymbolle bars. We'll iiig with the heavens above. 1 - lixtures Favored j Lr.J I""" ths United States by Airlcultsre) of Dowtnwt their second week at grata, If any U the time they are wU1 ofteo ent htai Youn, Calveg re,iah ivf9 In nibbling hikI by i b.'f.-'T- for Feeding Dairjr Calves Wiry L Sow Should Be Placed in Two Heavy Beams Bolted to Underside Hold It Steady. Separate Pen Few Days Before Due to Farrow. The problem of holding down a gas Lublf. L mur.th "11 Ld ,,!1V- - which Is often used In Corn mixtures at the) start. L a desirable effect upon cattle of und la available on most Ljg. It helps to make up for the I removed from skim milk. Ex- friments have shown that cracked , Ln L is better than ground corn for s. The United States De ig calv. rtment "f Agriculture recommends corn be made t bran ntiil cracked basis f the feed mixture when-Is a very possible. Ground oats y feed, but oats art not so gen-illcoat and corn us usually grown fre per unit to feed than corn and-in- . The department recommends Irof the following mixtures as suit-f- e for yotmg calves: Three parts cracked corn and 1 white bran. Three parts cracked corn, 1 part Cat bran, and 1 part ground oats. Three parts cracked corn, 1 part ats, and 1 rt brm 1 part ground. Unseed meal. Five parts cracked corn, 1 part at bran, l part ground oats, and 1 a blood meal. Oats, ground. ome time during the third month i V y j I be eating about day. When the separate milk It uld never tie mixed with the milk, it Is questionable whether there is advantage In soaking or boiling. veg will probably bounds of grain a In Is fed with the ange Calf Gradually horn Whole to Skim Milk a'hen the rulf Is from two to four ks old, whole milk can be replaced exact jduHlly with skim milk. The of the change e of the siartlng depend upon the condition of J calf. I pon the first day of the f to one pound inge, repho e I the whole milk with an equal of the skim milk. The (unt a like substitution will be .fie, and so on each day, until the Is receiving nothing but skim This makes for a gradual ge and no in results will ioiiow. klm milk will be Increased ln unt as the calf grows In size and one-hal- older. hen the about six weeks It should be receiving about 18 ds of skim milk daily. The skim feeding of the calf may be con- ied until the calf Is from 8 to 10 ths old. Calves may be weaned cer than this If It Is necessary. It would be much better If the dine of the skim milk could con ic until the calf Is 8 or 10 months ExtenMon Service, Colorado Ag- calf Is ltural college. May Be Dangerous egnant cows How all of the pig crop is determined by the number of pigs saved, not by the number furrowed. A large' Increase In the crop will often be secured by proper care of the sow fur a few days previous to farrowing. The sow should be placed in a si arate pen several days before she Is due to farrow. Essentials of K,Hd farrowing., quarters are cleanness, warmth, dryness and freedom from drafts. There should be guard rails along the sides of the pen to give the young pigs a chance to escape being crushed against the walls or caught under the sow when she lies down. Poles or 2x4's placed around the inside of the pen about eight Incites above the floor and four inches out from the wall make very satisfactory guard rails and are Inexpensive and easy to Install. Bedding should be provided, but only a little, particularly If It Is long hay or straw, as the young pigs may become entangled in It and cruslitd before they can escape. Exercise Is Safeguard. Exercise, and a reduced grain ra tion, with some laxative feed added, are safeguards against constipation, any tendency to which Is dangerous. A constipated sow will not recover from farrowing as quickly, and will be feverish and restless, often Injuring her pigs and in some cases eating them. If the farrowing quarters are not roomy enough to allow the sows to move about freely, exercise may be given by turning those that are up out tn a yard together for a part of the day. Let them work over some alfalfa or clover hn.v. or gather up a little coarse grain scattered on the ground. Reduce Grain Ration. The grain ration should be reduced one half, and some laxative feed added, such as linseed meal or wiieat brnn. hs soon as the sow is placed in the farrowing pen. A good rule Is to reduce the grain allowance one half. nd make one third by weight of this reduced allowance, wheat bran. The allowance should he still further re- duced Just before farrowing, giving not more than nm nonnri. or hnf qunrt. to the fe?d. And lust, but not lenst, a few night trlpg to the hog house during farrowing season will save many a litter. A sow will usu. ily farrow within H2 hours after beginning to arrange a nest; and the time required for occa sional observation of the pens dur ing the day and a few trips on the nights farrowing Is expected, will often be time profitably spent. L. C. Brown, of Animal Husbandry, Department Colorado Agricultural college. InA u irSur con"r' AU lues"on ubmitted will be cheer. except those seeking medical advice. nrms cannot be printed here, but will jW Businessenv . nn .v.. stamned '"y'ned V--l. bo sent if a d, .ftmn.. letter or no reply ran be made. Ail communications are held strictly confidential. na ". the correct title, the first line, or the name of the anth w mm mem. nease send v.urr il ..r?;' U Wlth theM quests, so they may be forwarded stamped, directly to yo" UkTaJSSr17 8alt P'alnIy' Wlth PCB SONGS AND POEMS RKCETVED The following aonzi and iMimi n received atfrlng the past week. and I wish to thank each one for their ainnness in contributing them: why Should I Cry Over Tou." hm "Tomorrow." "Are Tou From DtxUr "Juet Because She Mat Htm nn. Geo Eyea." A Tommy Was Walking- - One Day." Ancnorea. "Go and Leave Me. Never Mind." "In the Valley By the Mohawk." "Old Glory." "Farewell to Yoa." (Aloha Oe) SONGS REQUESTED These sons: and poems are on the requested and list: "Those Days Are Over." .The Sinking of the Titanic:"., , r Sailing- away, out of the bay. Went the Big- Steamship Titanic" "Tell Me One Thing, Tl Me Truly." "The Yellow Rose of Texas." "An Old Spanish Waits Love Song" The Belle of Tennessoe." "Kathleen Mavoureen" "If They'd Only Move Old Ireland Over Here." "Hiawatha's Melody of Love,! Base That Makes the Farm Engine "When Shall We Meet Again?" Readily Portable, Yet Secure When (Poem) Tlg-e- r Lily." - A in Use. Dear Miss Brooks. I at different points, to to I have often thought I readthe letter from obtain proper belt tension. Floor the you and when from Idaho" I "Questioner beams of the same type are attached j a line to give my opinion onthought It. I have let so the near every and boys kv machine, pet me. but never It really right to do so. that, to attach the engine, it is only But allthought the other girls did and they and to slide it luto locked together would-writ- engine-drive- n place necessary slip lu the rod. Amount of Damage Done by Plant Lice Is Large i The comparatively lnslgnlflcant-look- ing plant louse Is perhaps Individually of little consequence, but it Is Just ,,0"t the greatest multiplier on eartn and by the hosts which assemble on shrubbery, garden plants, and all oth- er foliage, an enormous amount of damage Is done. Control measures must be ln&ugurat ed early, at least before the curling of the leaves. It Is hard to get rid of plant lice after the leaves have be come tightly curled as they are sure to become if the plant lice are allowed to have their way. On cucumbers, melons, etc where .... , , Deen nau wuu . . nnuuue seemed to be more popular than I, so 1 thought I'd have to. I don't let every boy 1 go with pet me. but I have let some that I liked real well. I have often wished we could Just be good friends; laugh and talk and have a good time without being silly; but J am not much of a talker and neither were they, so I dtdn know how to do dllterenet and still have friends. But I don't believe In going too far, and I've gone far enougk. That's why I'm sorry I ever started,, and I don't know hardly how to stop now for I want them all for my friends. I know now It's wrong, and I don't want to become like the beautiful rose that was put where everyone that came along could fondle and smell It, until it became all wilted; then nobody noticed It or wanted It. .1 want the boys to respect me, and I have heard girls say, whose hothers go with girls that let them love and fondle them, that they like them but don't respect them as much as they would If they would not allow It; and when the hoys get together they talk about the girls and tell who allows , . ur ,wumvu ,1,,., uupi - tv..J.;.w..irv ii.'l are apt to chew and manner of forelim Bub Including rags, bones, leather. jk, dirt, crockery, paper, and even hes off the line. This vice usually sides after calving, but ln many e instances all of the cattle In the seem to have the same bad habit may prove dangerous or fatal In be cases, for where vines, nails, or kr sharp objects pre swallowed 9 tend to penetrate the wall of the nd stomach, diaphragm and sac of heart, causing traumatic Derlear- oes, Important to Keep in Mind Value of Woodlot Even though the woodlot may be In the roughest end most neariy worthless land on the place, It Is Just as important to keep Its value ln mind as to keep ln mind the value of any other crop. Watch the market conditions, or sup ply and demand carefully, as the price varies considerably at frequent Intervals. A second consideration Is the sort of timber you have. Perhaps this really ought to be the first consideration, for of course some timber Is worthless for saw logs. Furthermore, tha mat nf rutting, hauling to the mill. and tran8ferrlng to the nd MW, gnlppIng polnt mugt oe carefully con sidered. The amount of salable trees in a woodlot may be estimated by counting DAIRY NOTES the trees Individually, or lf the wood-lo- t Alfalfa Used as Cover Is a large one, estimate the salable Crop and Cut for Hay timber In a representative section, then s Alfalfa draws very heavily on the estimate the total from your findings unprofitable to overfeed a Co to underfeed a good one. soil for potash and phosphorus, and there. - e e ' even nitrogen, and more of this ele When the wood Is being taken out tJi neej as much ear for th ment Is removed lf the crop is contln-oov3l- y It generally pays to supervise the n,r as for the winter, only of A cut for hay than Is appropri- work to at least some degree. "t nature. on the ated by the " roots. If affalfc Is used as a cover Milk Is Most Valuable 5h milk pall and oUief containers crop, It Is permissible to take off the en found to h th mxlit first cutting for hay each year, leav Feed for Young Chicks on the f0 uf ''ontnmlnatlon. two Milk Is a valuable eed for young subsequent cuttings ing the ground. Alfalfa should not be kept chicks, as It not only stimulates the win ,(, lf allow, Bg n,ucn more than three years In the orchard. many forces required for norms I n feed us tllcv em! handle Pa lit Ion Clean culture may then be practiced growth, but aids in the prevention of f1'' be taken that they 4o for about two years, and a cover crop diseases. Sour milk or buttermilk in K'1 tht'iiisWves when they arc again put tn. many cases actually proves a remedy for coccldlosis, the most dreaded r a- - v I sll chick diseases. of r"'rV lltliliMlla x.ll.h ...an mul Obstinacy Natural With As long as the chicks can be kept viini "''Hingly. It has wonderful Average Farm Animals crowing rapidly they are less sue- f'T Riuttnlnln milk flow In ir.vf.rT animal has more or less ob- - ceptlble to disease of any kind, but etit!-ratlnscr ln Its nature. Get hold of a especially to coccidlosts and It Is . a ' tall and Its first Idea Is to pull largely on account of Its aid In ward FJ "emge production ot the dairy Mf. Try to lead a calf, and It will Ing off this disease that many poultry "jis country can be Increased Kr.." t itaoif ar.,1 offer all the resist- - raisers hsve come to consider milk as Al I1 cent thmnrh a hetta . are. ot ance In Its power. The young colt Mng essential for chicks during the f'd and csre. : will do ths same thing If gone at In first ejght weeaa. Of course milk will not tske the ' t care In milking to Insure the same way. of proper sanitation, In warding, Its place reachea maturity colt a As "Hri flavors which get disease when usually off this If od h cream Increases rapidly, through careless tnetb-- , strength to become good work horse) the soil become contaminated with ln Is nillklng, which rfllow dirt to horse Press BulletlB. to the milk. this obstinate nature) must be more or tht terms. Weekly station. Ohio experiment lees vercomt. JIltdJA. - micro-organis- 3 " "'" . r-a- 1 hlghly-Infectlo- regard to "petting." and do- - sihly I should add Just a word In order to put myself on record as opposed to this practice by young boys and girls. although I think perhaps most of th objections have been voiced In the x eel lent replies that have been received from readers. One of the nh jectlons to the practice Is that It makes the girl "common" and an object of de rlslon by th very boy who encourage her to take part In It. Thes boy often talk about such girls and point them out to other boys as girls who re "essy;" and generally, when It comes to marrying, they fight shy of th girl who IS willing to lnulg In this que tionabl pastime promiscuously. There Is no question of "love" about this pet ting It I an Indulging of th senses only, and Is demoralising to boy as Well a girls. In every Instance those who have taken sides with th practice of "petting' haV admlttted It can be carried too far, and In so doing give th best possible reason for not prac i g ii ai an. I'l r ' h ii ' I1 - IVar Helen: This Is th first tlm I have ever written you. A so many have, I thought I might Juet aa well, knowing J am ! welcome. What Is th meaning ot the following names: Lorain. Marlon, Eugene and Leonard? (2) Is It a personal style for one to wear a bridal veil? What kind or flowers should It b trimmed with? I remain, TOBBET, Idaho. I am glad to have you feel that you are welcome, dear. (1) Lorain bat no meaning; Marlon la th Frenoh form of Mary, which means "bltterr" Eugene, "well 'born, noble;" Leonard, "Strong aa a lion." (2) J hardly know what you man by "personal." One may or may not wear a veil at one's wedding. It Is a personal matter, if that is what you meanv Orange blossoms ar more used perhaps than any other flower, but lilies of th valley, bride roses that, elso, Is rather a, personal matter. I .wrote to you before and received satisfactory answers and hope I am welcome again. (U What are . the names of the latest dance records? (2) Is th name Juanlta an Indian nam? Thanking you again for your good BROWN KTES, Utah. advice, (1) A few of the latest dance ree- ords are: "Barney Qoogle;" "Old King ui; Tou ve tint to See Mamma Every ight;""Yes,We Have No Bananas." (2) uanita Is a Bpiftilsh name. You are And now I think, perhaps, w have given all the space w should to these In , toned organ In the world, depicting th human voice as no other pipe organ has ever done. Dear Qjjestloner: 1 can't believe you meant what you a boy wrote, ir you-we- r would n t want to marry a girl jrou whoa lips are "fre of charge" to all, would you? "Familiarity breeds contempt," you know, and you lose th respect of people, tou may say, "she lives In small town." but I do not When I go to a dance I never miss a dance and I have a lovely time wherever I go. but I know that no kissing goes on. I love good, eteem time and I hare them am sure you will not always think this way any way, because you will get sick ana aisgusted with It. BELL, Utah, letters 18451 INQUISITIVE. Murray, Ut. Glad to, Inquisitive. The largest pipe organ ln the world is located at Sidney, Australia. (2) The organ tn th Salt Lake Tabernacle rank second or third, and is known as the sweetest Intestiral Parasites monia, and even stunt growth In young pigs, or cause death In severe cases. One of the best methods of prevent ing worm troubles Is to clean thoroughly all the pens, scrubbing them with boiling water and lye before the litters or sow s are placed IDT them. The sows should be kept fairly clean, also, Ke careful not to let wires from and the newly farrowed pigs should be or saks or feed Into the get kept entirely away from old lots and pre cattle can get at them. Wire siie sometimes used to scrub out any material soiled with the droppings" of Infested hogs. 'A troughs and mangers sre also The sow and pigs shonid not be al Iswous and have caused fatal maiy outside until they are placed on lowed De-Pof the disease mentioned. i fk fresh clean pasture not recently appetite, or pica as it Is tech-Jl- bj called, and constant licking and grazed by other hogs. A leguminous or fresh bluegrass pasture or a special Peking the tongue and lips, are, as pie, the evIilencM nt Inrt'renrinn forage crop Is deslrabe. Olean drink to hn'otnpiete or unsuitable ra- Ing water, a frequent shifting of the feeding ground and regular change of bedding are essential. No mud botes should be allowed to develop. HeUn Book9 Box Yours, Miss Questioner: thoroughly applied. The nicotine I am neither 16 nor diluted married, but 18 40 cent of strength per phate old and what I call popular. Tou years the at the rate of a teaspoonful of think you ar popular because fellows nicotine sulphate to a gallon of soupy go with you, kiss and pet you, and every night It's a different one. For water, Is also excellent. my part I think you have a poor Idea remem must be which The point Should Be ot what la meant by "she is a popular In to control plant girl." I tMnk, and so do my friends, spraying Prevention rather than cure Is the bered that a popular girl must fsel as much Is thoroughness. best recommendation for treatment of lice home with old people and her father the upper and under surface st Spray and mother, as she does with her young worm troubles ln pigs. It Is surpristhe leaves thoroughly. Be sure friends, of and be able to spend an evening what other troubles can be started to hit all of the Insects. This will reing with a good book or some sewing. from this one source. Soon after the a fine, mist-lik- e spray applied She must be reflned and cultured, show eggs of parasites are swallowed, they quire taate, and be pleasant company with considerable pressure. Remember good Do not be common property and do not batch and the new worms pass that it is only the insects that are hit stay out so late that you run out of through the walls of the Intestines and the spray that are killed. things to any and have to start kissare carried Into the lungs, where they by and to ing pass the time away, petting "UTAH," Logan- may cause thumps, coughing, pneu sul- a"d lnk' gest some games to play or somethtng to do that will be Interesting te the pupils? Thanking you In advance. C. U, Utah. Very sincerely Tours. Sorry you didn't tell me If yoor class Is composed of or boys, or A young gentleman friend of both. mine here who teaches a Sunday School class, suggests that you have relay races, nign jumps, baseball games, broad Jumps, etc. He thinks even" the girls can Join In these games. One game In which all can Join Is called Japanese Tag. The taller girls or boys cau act as leaders. Have each girl or boy put his or her right hand on the shoulder of the one In front, holding the other hand behind his back; the leader then twUts and turns about Into an sorts of shape, the one behind fol- ibwiiik, ano mse ai in en! trying to et ."hold of the leader. Aoot her gnn the class might enjoy is passing-- a boan bag. or something of that sort. Choose, sides and each side pannes the) bean bag from one end to the other and bark to the beginner, as quickly us possible without dropping It. If It Is dropped It must go back to the end and start over again. The one who gets through Hrst wins the game. I hop these suggestions may be ot some use to you. and wish you and your pupils a very Jolly picnic. Dear Miss Brooks: Will' you kindly settle an argument for me? Where is the largest pipe organ in the world located? How does the pipe organ In the Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, rank In slie? Prevented praved Appetites of Cows oline rllL':ne Without rttsnrtlns- tn lh usual method of bolting it to the floor, us solved by the portable and ad instable base shown ln the rirawlnc. Two heavy wooden beams are bolted to the underside of the engine, their ends .projecting far enough to be used as hamlUs. Two similar beams, some what shorter. ar tactied to the floor so that those on the engine will fit between them. A removable rod is then pushed through holes drilled in all four beams, to lock them together, and hold the engine down securely. One hole Is drilled through each outside beam and a se ries of r- des through the inner one so that ine two base members can be - The size welcome. Dear Hiss Brooks: Words are but weak things so I can not express my tru appreciation for the results of your glorious efforts. But will let them express a much as they ar able to. I thank you vary much for th two pieces I have received from you.. I also would like to ask a few mor questions as I feel your Answers are quite satisfactory to others a well as myself. (1) I am not Intending to start on right at present, but In th future I shall. Can you :Iv me an Idea as to th contents, material, quan Ity, etc., of a complete hop chest of the "good days?" (2) tan you tell me my age, education, tal ents. etc., by my writing? I hope you can by Its recklessness and carelessness. Some day I will take mor tlm and writ much better. , 1 wish yen success ana remain, truly yours. ywjLU KITTY, Salt Lake. Thank yoa vry much. dear. Tou have expressed., it very nicely Indeed. tl I tnink'th Idea of a "hop chest Is for a young girt to put Into It articles for us In th newborn she may some day have, a well aa lingerie for her own wear. There la no set rule as to wh4t It should contain, th girl' circumstances largely governing this Table linen, bed linen, silver, etc., are all appropriate, and If you ar good at mbroiaerlng, hemstitching, eta.. It Is nice to make an article as you can set of dainty dollies, napkins, pillow slips, a brassiere, or anything that you care to make yourself, or to buy a piece of sliver or a table doth, a pair of linen sheets, some An Ilk that can go Into your hop cheat even pictures, sofa pillows, quilts you se th list Is endless. I would not have too large an assortment of lingerie, aa th styles change so frequently that It ould not pay yoH. (2) No, dear. would not even attempt to do so. There ar those. who specialise In reading character, etc by the handwrltlng, bu 1 am not on of them. Borry. Dear Miss Brooks. I have been reading your oorner for some tlm ut this la my flrst attempt in trying to writ and I hop I am wel come. I have lots of Questions to ask nd don't know which to choose. (1) . What ar the correct heights for age leven to sixteen? (2) I have aulta long hair and It Is quite thick. I have been combing it with braided ear boba. Do you think this Is a very becoming tyi for my age? I am thirteen, tall and slim for my age. Wishlna- - you success, I remain. ' POPPIES, from Utah. Always welcome, Popples, and you 111 soon get these perbUxInr nrob- lems off your mind If you send them In o at a time not more than that at one time. dear. (1) Th averag height f a girl of 11 I sa.TO In.. 12 years 87.18 Inches, IS years B8.75 Inches, 14 years ou.jz incnes, la years "1.39 Inclss, 19 years 8172 Inches. 17 vaara. Al BO Inches. (2) Tes. PonDles. vour at via of hair dress should be beoouilns? lo von. and I think It a vry pretty styl, ' fi" f: Salt Lake City Firms aasare reat serviss and aiek retanM te these advert knieato SMaUea ta nasM f lab paser. T AsraaTs Dlameai Maupin, M. D.- -S4 TrtataMat. Dr. B. Jud Bide., Salt Lake. .frM B. BOARDING SCHOOL ROWLAND HALL School for Oirle Kpiaeopak School of Highest Standards. SiiWndid place for year aaua-hteBoarding and Day Pupils. Kindergarten, Grammar. Man. Oa the Accredited Ust of AAerkaa Schools. Apply to Principal. Salt Lake. jiEArrnriNjp Hair seed maaafaaSared. faaa nrwdera. toilet watera. etc. Mall orders selieited. We pay p at ge. Msrtaelte Heaaty Bapga,0ICltftgldg. JBOO K SA N D BOOKS Ar "x lMt H " T STOUtg a waat-- by mall. C D Book (X 44 East Ba Temple FATENT MEOICINES Freeasira's Barks for Hav.fmr. Was, kidney diseases. Satisfaction money rmunaea. ZI w, I SONGS Jk SHEET chlna-t-anythln- g Th following song which have been requested from time to time, may be bad in in snops, nenc I am unable to fur nish them; Carolina Mammy. Love's Phlr Those Days Ar Over. Don't Make Me Oo to Bed, Papa, And I'll He Good. Lov Me and the World I Mine. Old and Only In th Way. Th Dying Nun. Dying Callfornlan. It's Naughty but It's Vic. Johnston Flood. , Binmk guaranteed er Bslt Lake Cltr. MUSIC SONCS "eweeO eaV Alt kinds. Sheet music by FRUIT BOXES PEACH notice. - VEGETABLE CKATES I APPLE BOXES jLV.tL.W22 Salt Lake Box At Lumber Co. tElTHI TBAPE BINDEBT ' J Vour printer binds old keeks, saasmsuies, at. Lseae leaf aerleas. all kinds of ruling, Co. res 1 CUAKANTEEO ON SAVINGS 1 eompouaded PER ANNUM ansrsntaed i - y lfjll w paid 10 Any young nia who saves s Dart ol his in however come, small, will succeed; and the young mas who spends hi entire income, however large, will iaiL There never has been sad never can be one exception to the rule." Join our association NOW, FIDELITY B0ILDIN0 LOAN ASSN KODAKS SUPPLIES EXPERT KODAK FINISHING is only possible by employing capable men Our mra krmw how work- Dear Miss Brooks, SkrpUra CaaaaiiriUl PWawrsmWars U4 So. Vain Salt Lake City This Is th flrst time I have written to you for Information. (I) What I the meaning of a stamp upside down on a letter? (2) What Is th meaning of L. a 8. BUSINESS COLLEGE. th following names: Ivy, Florence, School of Efficiency. All commercial ttranehes. - N. Mala BU. Leatha, Alice and Leah. With lots of Catalog free. Salt Lake City. success, I remain, DAI8T, Utah. SALB PUB on down (DA stamp placed upside Dear Mia Brooks. letter, according to th stamp flirtation, ri'D OIF fnme t the Aufa.t Fur Sale Coiy I have been I means: On left corner, I lov you; on rUIV JALL fM, snnp, 4J Eaat Broadway. Interested delightfully your corner and a I'm always In need a'ght corner. Writ no more (2) Flor PLEATING BUTTONS of help I would Ilk to Join. I a enre means "blooming;" Alice mean teaching a Sunday Hchool class and I "noble cheer." The rest of th nsmes Aeeordlaa Side, Boa F'1of, Hemstitching. plan on taking them plcnlclng. Their you mention have no meaning. To Buttons, Buttonholes, . Kid Corset Parlor ages ar from 12 to J4. Can you aug ar welcome. (S K Broadway, Bait I Asa City. Dear Miss Brooks, soon cas trying to. (2) It can do no Dear Miss Brooks, I hav read your corner for th flrt harm to take a walk with a boy once This I th flrst tlm I hav written time and I am aur you will answer In a while, I think. for Information. (1) What ar th ada question or two for m. (1) If a girl dressee of th following: Wanda friend Insists on making trouble for Dear Miss Brooks, Hawley. Vivian Martin, Mr. and Mrs. you. how can yoa stop Itf (3) I am Douglas Fairbanks. Thomas Melgban Enclosed And th word as I hav and fifteen years old. I It a bad thing to Theodore Roberts? (2) Is It proper II Be There." to Mother I 'Tell them, go walking with boys? Wishing you I sm for a girl of fourteen to us rouge. Hp In tnuoh Interested your column, stick and much success. CARRt M t.rK Idaho. Wishing yoa lota always be glad to help you of auccess powder? (1) Sine you tall m nothing about and wilt I remain, I when I time. hav am At present what sort of trouble this girl I causPANST, Utah. a visit with my three eldest ing you, aor any of the circumstances, enjoying (1) Thomas Melghan. Wanda Hawley, on of I whom hav not daughters, am I afraid I cannot help you on this. Theodore Roberta, Lasky fttudloa, 1620 Mr. Vln ftL, Hollywood. California; dear, eirept to say that if possible. It 1 seen for several years. Idaho. attenmuch th better way to pay no and Mra, Douglas Fairbanks, Pick was to kind It to It and ef tion take time very roil Studio. Hollywood. Calif 4 simply Ignore th girl and her action. On eanaot quarrel from vmitlng wUU your daughters t Vivian Martin. Ooldwyn Stud.os, Culver me en send of she th find and sh wanted and If Calif. alea. yen know, songs, (2) No. dear, raich better City, ewaaot anaoy yoa she will probably yea have my slnoer thanks, not-i 1U ks I i I ' |