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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH NEEDLECRAFT Dazzling Blouse for ,JL$ f f A t It Sams mail isnt TIIAT fast, son. lou just mailed in those box tops this morning! I believe in letting him enjoy his freedom while he can! INCY By Ernie Bushmiller 197 BICARBONATE OF SODA vrc. IV Cf and s atjern i : ' . - v -- r. I 7 wjW swine Circle Nerdlecraft Box 3217 Enclose Davies Aids Automatic Feed Handling Setup Marty Links & f c Ins lions. is an old saying that Address- - MISERIES OF Jus 1 chest, throat end back surfaces like forting Vfr ... bring relief. this sunburst in outline, single - stitch or eyelets. Sequins for dots. Its an blouse! easy-to-se- V comt warming, poultice. action starts 2 ways at once! Instantly And it keeps up this special Penetrating - Stimulating action for hours In the night to f x. STIMULATES Relief-bringin- g .& . v' PENETRATES Into upper bronchial tubes with special soothmf medicinal vapors. At bedtime rub throat, chest and back with Vicks VapoRub. TPMBROIDER K Dept. San Francisco C, Calif. cenls for Pattern. No equipment was first thought of by a farmer. Whether that saying holds true may be questioned. But it is certain that much of it did come into being as the result of ideas which some farmer had concerning ways to improve and speed up the performance of his various chores. A pertinent example of this fact is shown in the accompanying illustration. It shows a homemade weighing bin, which was conceived by a Midwestern farmer for use with his automatic feed handling setup. It holds several tons of feed and is fixed to the ceiling by a senes of heavy springs and turnbuckles, one spring being located at each corner of the bin in the center of two' turnbuckles. Tension on the springs moves a pointer across a scale at the bottom of the bin to indicate weight up to 3,200 pounds. A slide gate at the bottom of the bin permits feed to spill out into a cart in desired quantities. The bin V 20 Name farm all Dress-U- p Pattern 682 has embroidery transfer; blouse pattern in Misses' sues 12, 14, lfl, 18. 2U; 40. Slate sue. New, Improved pattern makes needlework so simple with its charts, photos. Concise directions. Due to an unusually laree demand and current conditions, slightly more time 13 required, in filling orders lor a few of the nuv-- t popular patterns. mmunrzr- Homemade Weighing Bin Speeds Work BOBBY SOX "Uncle PATTERNS If V VapoRub w By Margarita oont speak to the udies aid clus ! lsedt e it . JWIU. v'e m t is &. 214 1 HEAR ABOUT THIS it s - .i ' 3 Do not immerse the electrical parts of an appliance in water, particularly the motor, heating element, thermostat, or switch. mdof rated ig e tatior stirnr mdo , in' Or j - "7 it hot isgn UTTAND oils, . )vn it th8 " vmg jra, s and eyre even JEFF By Bud Fisher SfriOOL yT NIGHTS HOWS NIGHT aCHcOL NIGHTS DEAR OLD GOLDEN KILE SCHOOL, ft NIGHTS' iloni three and three Y no.1 Look-- if my wife EGGS IN A FRYING J LAID FOUR EGGS ON THE 1 TABLE AND TWO EGGS PAN MAKES J ON THE COUNTER WHAT? SCRAMBLED I HOW MANY WOULD EGGS X SHE HAVE- - Glue By Arthur Pointer 7 scour to V.N ts pskbd a movie fiMTEUB. SHOW TONIGHT, THIS GOTTOBE GOOD..,, t&et Apples so SO oh yes, X v ou'u-hav- S 9 p of cloth sewing or knitting. bin,1 "weighing built by Midwestern farmer, Home-mad- e is placed below a chute leading from a two-to- n mixer in the barn mow. The entire setup operates as follows: Whole grain is blown into an overhead bin, from which it flows hammermill into a blower-equippe-d on the first floor. Ground grain is blown back into the mixer and then drops into the weighing bin. The mixer and grinder are operated by motors, whereas the whole grain is blown into the storage bin by tractor power. r ww mwu j. ... ,r i I; xit $ ' 4 't J y v J i faff , i i i ' . I JK. .ukawf y. . y The vitamin value of lettuce drops markedly when this vegetable is kept in the refrigerator too long. The rate of loss corresponds to the amount of wilting. READ THE ADS When finishing unlincd coats, or garments made of sheer fabrics, press the seams open. Then by turning the edges back on them- ' GuorooittiJ by Gd HMWkMpmr ' Crisper kster-so..Ja$t- ie(, 3 .. A watched ketUe never boils especially if you leave a spoon in the pan. The spoon conducts heat away from the liquid and retards boiling. selves, stitch along the turned edge. Do not stitch through the right side of the garment, however. Dainty even running stitches make a neat job. Automatic Egg Washer ITER a small piece measuring tape to the inside of the wooden frame of your knitting bag. Youll find this handy when ! horn V1 - , ? :S v- liL, Because Kelloggs Corn Flakes are so popular, they come to y Prof. F. B. Wright demonstrating the new egg washing machine developed at Cornell university. The device makes it possible for two persons to wash, dry and pack five cases of eggs an hour, five times as fast as the same jobs could be done by band. As most poultrymen and their wives spend from two to four evenings a week cleaning eggs by hand, this machine will result in a big saving in time. you fresher. formula Computes Feed Required for One Hen High egg production clearly Crispy-deliciou- HOT , CR0 1 takes more feed, but Just as clearly the feed brings a greater return in terms of eggs than the same amount fed hens. Dr. L. E. to Card of the Illinois experiment station explains how to compute the total feed required for one hen for a year: Multiply the live weight of the bird, in pounds, by 8. (iOO-ll- fj V cup mfc S cup suxv 1 s! 1 k H buiwouult mull S2TdDry VcMT u on lure Add hi7f baiJ ihiV4 "o ?c,ur Hied V.he ? Hortenm after nc f1'" thoroughly iUrnn temai knead tor 5 rmnuii 0,1 to ,n, ,rr reaed over and lc.borvulithuy in, found huniind nffn p,ac for 4 Cover and ir m ?rh ? Add 25. Divide the total number of eggs the hen lays by 7 (e. g. 105 divided by 7 equals 15) and add this figure to the total obtained by the first two steps. An example: Weight of hen 5 pounds. Five times 8 equals 40; plus 25 equals 65. Hen lays 105 eggs per year. Divide this figure by 7. Result 15. 80 pounds. Total feed required (65 plus 15). Plowing Is Major Step In Garden Pest Control Its smart gardening to double-cros- s garden insect pests by late fail spading or plowing in preparation for spring planting. Plowing is one of the most important steps in Insect control because It lnterferei with the natural and normal activities cf the Insects for living through the winter. Insects wintering abovi the ground can stand severe cold but not burying In moist cold aoil and those below cannot live. DQY a. YEAST |