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Show IAltOWAN TIMKS. I'AKOWAN. UTAH fc CIRCLE PATTERNS SEWING FICTION FOUR FLIGHTS UP TO HEAVEN L 'orner ( T h. ) I , i (i 4 ol t! u I t? liy f Itl DIKIJ H I P. ,i 3, h h SlrincS UitslUm IM. . i f! V 4 t i .Vi 1.. ' ,i r. j i l! 'I !1 k : ! t, I I. I r I Vii: . u i I it i i r ,i L, r a - ' I 1 i.r n.: ! t I a- 11 1 U.r- jy. .it a ai u .e ki.v Frcpy ir I i e " a, f I i S we a ! ire i - crack in Vil te I' . him tthrn t! c .i ( l.p g up l r : ,1 t i ..) very-thin- tl i.i y f r I d r i stair Stic hid just tie "A i "lie U. ; fur ti.rm. ale mid i u cl k,.K nl rrutij walk-n" cji I Kir ll iff.l "Oh, n"." Peggy answered Then 'Wi ll. wuiilJ ).e gl.tmtd at I'. !l i iv ..( ! r lc 1..II I'm Red up at the ceiling again "Oh. no " M.e knew whal he ai thuikif g A rut It j true She didn't want to l.ve in a hue that had elevatura Jiad enough to have linn come home talk. tig ah it P t in every night Pad the neigh-enough to have to qit vtun with. "My husband er. sell elevator " Mie t!i he Ciuild see them l.ftrg tleir "Flrvators Pardon me tor tmihr.g. Mrs Hill, hut I never knew any one had to si II elevators 1 :' aner gg a day ii.lnti, .lusts "i ! end. t . thought they . . . just not a place with elevators She didn't want to he reminded of her husband S business every time she went In and out of the house. The landlady's short, bowed legs were leading them up the stairs briskly, showing them how easy it was to climb four flights "You'll find It nice and quiet here. I'm sure. The gentleman who has ft now has been there three years. And he's a writer " A writer? Peggy had kind ol a funny feeling all of a sudden. Like she'd gone up In an elevator too fast. A writer. That was what she'd always thought she'd marry some day. Or maybe an artist. Somebody like that. No, definitely Peggy It Intrigued . hap- pened . They were walking up the last flight now and some one upstairs opened a door. Don't let him be any better looking than Bill, she begged As it happened, he wasn't. He vas just a pale young man with glasses, lie stood there in his slacks and blue shirt and he looked . . . well, on second glance he looked . . . different. Nobody would ever take him for a life guard Thats what shed thought Bill was that first time, when they'd met on the beach "Come right in. The young man waved something at them. It turned out to be a monkey wrench, of all things. "Dont mind me, Pm just the plumber." Peggy laughed. It was so unexpected, it made her feel good. "The she said, as their eyes plumber, met, "Imagine." "Some plumber, the landlady said. Thats gratitude, he said, look- - "I think it's nice if a She glani ed from (lie "lf you want to s e the apartment. the landlady began sharply. Then she pulled a sn lie over her false teeth. "This here's the kitchen Bill said, "You mean the apartment opens into the kitchen Behind his glasses, the young man's light blue eyes were looking amused. "Oh you'll get used to it. And It'll give your friends something to talk about " He's some little talker himself. Isn't he?" the landlady said. "I think he's wonderful. Peggy said, laughing He certainly knew how to make a person feel perfectly at ease. Then she got a look at Bill's face. She began to feel miserable. If only he wouldn't look like that. Like a . . . She tried to push the thought out of her mind but it came right back again. . . . Like a disappointed salesman. I'm sure you'll make a mistake if you don't buy our elevators, Mr. Kotch. The landlady led them into the living room, and when Peggy saw it. her heaft sat up and begged Her eyes drank in the booxcase that covered a whole wall, the original paintings on unframed canvas, the oversized fireplace with thiee painted masks above it. And there was a table with a typewriter and a lots of papers piled-uin careless stacks What darling taste you have. She almost said it. but she thought about Bill just in the nick of time. the "The bedroom's in there, landlady said. She let Peggy and Bill go into the bedroom by themselves. Bill's head almost bumped 'Glace ONCE . ,r, &S- , i i i Vr vie 'iiouu - in o dork and troubled time I milk teaspoon salt s teaspoon pepper j rup grated Swiss cheese 4 eggs 4 sin es ham 4 slices tomato 1 ju Nj IT'ff is h..c s. tire t : 4. i" 3 4 7 5. ol bj or J- - P 10. i!lrn la iind No. A24 comes 2J. Nu 14, Ikja In sl?ct bhjuc It a.i all my fault, I . 1 I was surly and grun,; y. N j that even the kids w r i.J; But everyt Kings rot.; found out that com! ; a' i r... by lack of bulk in try d(t r.i i I". licked! Believe me, I ni.-O- ' ,.' who suffer the suv.p w.y u what I did: just -- t a Klil.I.OGGSALL-.'- . t. nr. p 12. 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On pastures, fence rows, ditch banks, and grassed waterway! e Agricultural kills many weeds, roots and al e Agricultural goes on fast covers 7 io 1 acres per hour. It goes far, too pint to 2 pints in only gallons of water treats 1 acre! Apply it by the new R age method developed and proved by Sherwin-William- s search. Use a simple, low-corig that you or any local sho can quickly assemble. st Weed-No-Mo- g Weed-No-Mor- Weed-No-Mor- n st AGRICULTURAL d I Can often see nothing at all for the fog That blots out the earth ond sky, But I say lo myself, 'I shall drive ahead. Carefully, without sight. for I know I shall come onto higher " ground Where the hills are gold with light.' " And jusT tieepon . hut-teit-- Oh, wise kind words rhat fell on my heart that day. Nothing can b'ot them from my mind, Nothing can take them away. And now when a thick fog shuts me in To choke me ond blind my eves, eus-tar- ule fW um WJO'Anjt Cosfs Ua per acre because It control weeds more effectively I Agricultural authorities have found that the ester forms of 2,4-used in Agricultural penetrate weed leaves within 5 minutes, do hot wash off, mix easily with water, won't clog or corrode spray equipment, and are harmless to stock. Agricultural has been proved on more 600,000 acres. Weed-No-Mo- e i am so g'ud for the hills ahead, For the Inend who was kind and wise! I . It e road To get to my work, and I' cops her Souffle, (serves I) ( d jaw no road ahead, A wise and kindly counselor Sat by my side and said. "Each morning I drive down a valley , llam Fur the eggs fam.hes who refuse to eat eggs as such, there are n any ways of d'S guising them Instead of poached and around. One thing sure sne eggs for breakfast, serve a Dutch wasn't going to marry an elevator pancake, for example, and see how salesman Or any oilier kind of a well received it is; use batter bread Aid milk, .seasoning and cheese to for lunch, and serve a vegetable salesman, for that matter. beaten eggs Turn the mixslightly it for Isn't custard dinner easy? "Listen, honey, Bill said gloomture into a linkDutch Pancake. ily. "If you really l.ke the place " ing dish which It didnt matter Nothing mat(Serves 4) has been greased tered now. really. Just to get out. 4 eggs and line with To get away. To get out of every!s cup sifted flour tomato ham and as as possible. thing painlessly teaspoon salt a and set into "I guess you have to be a writer 'i cup milk pan of hot water or something to appreciate it. she 2 tablespoons soft butter Bake in a moder ' VeT told him, forcing out the words. She Confectioners sugar ate oven (35(. Jam glanced at the pale young man and for 2f Beat the eggs. Sift flour and salt degrees) managed to smile. "A writer or an to 30 minutes or artist. to alternateeggs together and add smooth until the custard I dont know," the young ly with milk to make is firm. Let botthe over butter batter. Spread man protested with a shrug. stand for three minutes and unmold cold a of tom and sides frying pan. onto a "What kind of stuff do you write?" platter. Serve with tomato a hot and batter in Pour in place Bill asked grudgingly. sauce, which may be heated canned 20 25 to oven (400 Bake degrees) "Huh?" the young man said. tomato soup. The landlady laughed. "Him? minutes, reducing heat gradually 10 The above mixture also may be He's no writer. He's my son. And moderate (350 degrees) during the baked in individual ramekins. Place at the should Pancake puff baking. she added proudly, he sells vacham and tomato slice on bottom of sides and be crisp and brown. Sprinuum cleaners." each before pouring in the mixHun out of the room. Run down kle with confectioners sugar and ture. omean Roll with like jam. the stairs, she told herself But spread let. Serve on hot platter at once. There are lots of fine variations Bill's arm went around her shoulfor omelet that make it ideal for Batter Bread. ders. steady ing her, and his arm serving as a main luncheon or supfelt strong and tender. (Serves 6) dish. per 3 a is man she eggs salesman, too," "My I cup buttermilk saiu And she held her head up. "He Omelet Supreme 1 sells elevators. cup sweet milk (Serves 6) li cup fine white cornmea! 2 teaspoons baking powder 6 New Chemical Weapons egg, separated V teaspoon baking soda teaspoon salt To Combat Weed Pests 3 tablespoons flour teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons melted butter or !x teaspoon pepper Farmers and householders wagVi cup green shortening on war and other crab pepper or parsley, ing grass Set baking pan in oven to heat tro iblesome weeds and grasses can finely chopped Beat eggs, add buttermilk and 2 tablespoons look for help from two new weaponion, finely sweet milk, beat well and add dry ons. chopped 2 cups creamed The weed killing chemicals bear ingredients sifted together, then the tuna, chicken, lobster or vegetables the names of sodium butter. Grease heated pan. pour in isopropyl xanthate and allvl mixed batter and bake in a hot oven (400 Add salt to whites and beat stiff chloruphenvl carbonate. They have degiees) until set in center, about Beat yoms then aijd pepper been tested by federal and state one hour. Serve at once. There was a number of vegetables dieat to blend thoroughly Add stations agricultuial experiment "with excellent results against which are enhanced if they are green pepper and onion Fold yolk many weeds and grasses not eco- made with an egg mixture and mixture into beaten whites Pour baked conWhy not try one of these mixture into two well greased hot nomically or satisfactorily when adding eggs to the diet as well eight-inctrolled by other chemicals or praclayer pans (place pans in oven to heat while mixing omelet). tices." the announcement said They as your vegetable? are being used in active experimenSpread mixture lightly in the pans Corn Custard. tal programs but are not yet availhaving mixture higher around the (Serves 6) 3 eggs able commercially. edge Bake m a moderate oven (350 2 cups canned sorn, kernel style The second-nameherbicide is degrees) for 15 mrnutes or until knife inserted comes out clean. 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Add season- creamed tongue; chopped, cooked tively in comtlnsftun with 24 D mg and sugar chicken livers with sauteed onions; creamed oysters or shrimp; corned against some bread leaved weeds Pour into a not affected by D used alone casserole beef hash; highly seasoned, stewed Tl:e sodium isopropyl xanthate Is and sprinkle wth kidneys, chopped and spread over described as a "complete killer cracker numbs, top; cooked sausage meat; broiled which sh.'uld not be applied directwith then dot or creamed thin sweetbreads; butter and bake ly to crop plants It shows promslices of tomato sprinkled with soft, ise for treatment, 'n in a nmderati grated American cheese pl.iee spray or d.ut foim, and has been (3 5 0 under broiler until cheese melts, degrees used witn sneess in the chemical oven for 40 minutes or uiitii tae then serve omelet immediately. is film. weeding of grow.rg crops. Released by VVNU Features. man knows how to fix the plumbing, " Peggy mid. thin hands to the thin, pale fare. "I really do." GOLDEN HILLS 'ft'', p.i'V-- were T"Jay. lev I. ting the ml uu n to reeqes Inch are rich in rve-bro- tfjf u m .gUYDl1I No. 2 d SEE IN NEW SOUND . teacher or farm suj dealer to arrange for you and your neighbors tc "Agriculture's New Conquest. It will sliov how you can boost yields and profits with 2. LYNN SAYS: You Need 'lime Savers In the Kitchen Potatoes will bake in half tl,e time it you pjibml them first for 13 min- After you have grated cheese, rub fiesn biead over the grater to clean 't. Sue the crumbs and use for crumbing When you make cake or otner utes h.ngs. n ensure everything on a Kh ibarb. celery, asj aragus and tlcy. then check it. In this v.nv you gretn on ons should be cut by the vill be able to follow recipes mi re bunch rather than by the stalk Use ate.,! ately a board and a very sharp knite Use paper when you peel fruits Paper towels or napkins kept in or vegetables This is easy to gaththe bottom of a hydrator will pre er up and dump into the garbage vent rust from forming on lettuce can and saves cleaning the and other greens ir space AT WORK Ask your county agent, vo-a- g FREE BULLETINS See your farm supply dealer for free bulletin! Agricull ural Weed-No-Moand on the pr" s( spray method and ff he cant supply you at once, write direc Agricultural Chemicals Division, 1229 M idland HI Cleveland 1, Ohio. Acm. Whit. L.ad Cola, Works, Detroit . W W. Lowronu t Co.. d ng- Tho Tbn PRP tow Srothors Co, Dayton Co, Chicago Marti m cr sHEnmn-vmum.- is John locos 1 Co, lnc Tho Sharwin-WUlia- PhiloC Co, Or |