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Show parowan TIMES. PAROWAN. UTAH WOMAN'S WORLD Homes Contain Valuable h f-- 0vUJ lr&.uHale, I ISO the Smart Storage Space does born mean that you Architect In to lift a If! rf'the house. Much of the inside with euch ;,B , i turning thing rinascd 1 , tuilt in bookcase the leg of a dining g djn to mjke a handy cof. .Iasvi Jrd let t. ,.i v! a r hsi En- C 1 T P L-- : ' idt t old-fas- to .1 I "I wall-board- I:s by httle. older bunes do 5 light cr storage not have space as These are two Impor - sary jaiares which if Important you j'u Achieve, even though ?, small amount at a time, a d kernes are full of clutter u heavy old banisters and stairs, semi-par- js on thecolumns between eith 9 . i ?, in choosing. If walls are sound looking, why not try papering them to give elegant new look. If 'mantles, r y, heavy not enough space pieces of furniture A few but shabby painting or the room an you do not consider yourself an experienced painter, you might try doing the Job with a spray which Is simple i 1 It a Easy to Renovate Celling and Walls Have yoj a cracked plaster ceil-mor one where the plaster constantly falling This is not only an unattractive sight, but also an unsafe one. Patching mere cracks may be done by yourst-l- l with many available preparations. In cases where there is a large piece out of the ceiling already, you nuy have to consult a professional plasterer who will have to cut out a section of the ceiling and then patch it. It may be necessary to give the whole ceiling a finish lng coat of plaster. When side walls need renovating, you have a wide choice of in finished and unfinished varieties. A lumber dealer or building supply dealer can show you various types for specific problems, and also give you help with pic of houses of the seen 1 ,x've Remember, these are prod evoiutio" and take time peoile. their various Into are incorporated hat.e tQ. . it rtt-- 1)' V.Aocd or P!a5,ic . too startled ft lr Ur an make place for or modernizing walla removing j'rtiy i, !ri :a ' e Apron From a Yard of Fabric 'DGfffl JODlCSl T oun9 Sye for Campus Wear 9fl 1 n riorf 3. SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS .i. aquare feet of tile and some built-i- n boards worked wonders In giving this old kitchen more storage space. Even space underneath the sink, so often wasted In old kitchens, was boxed In and now serves for storing the drying rack and cleaning materials. Drainboards and counter are finished with day tile because of its ease in cleaning and waterproof qualities. The tile was also used to fare the lower cabinets, giving them a trim look, and for wall space over the counter tops. child to use. enough for As for wallpaper, there are many kinds of ready-pastepapers available which need only to be dampened and hung, each step of which Is quite simple. d , Milk Products Add To Turkey Profits More Eggs Result Of Judicious Use I'lests and more pleats are la the fashion picture for fall. Toull find them Urge and atitchrd down over the hips In plaids, stripes and tweeds to fluttering areordians In lightweight wool and many kinds of Jersey. Theyro wonderful for school or business because these modern pleats are treated so they are permanent! This fact plus fashion impor-Unc- e make separates more Important than ever for the coming season, so choose yours to wear as an ensemble, as blouse and skirt combination or for wear with wesklt, crisp pique and ever so many different blouses and toppers. ! Increased egg production of nearly 25 per cent and an increased profit of $2 57 per hen. as a result of adding milk products to the rations of breeding turkeys, is indi-- I cated in results of a feeding demon stiaiion reported by the Kiaft foods company. Two similar flocks of broad breasted bronze turkeys on thn Lester Woodhams ranch at Sonora, Calif., were placed on test at the of the season. Both beginning flocks were fed a ration consisting of commercial breeder mash in pellet form, some oats and a little corn. One flock had 130 hens and the other 204 Breeding and management of the two flocks was ldcnticaL A pelletized milk product sas added to the ration of the smaller flock. 7Y- - KATHLEEN NORRIS Divorce Isn't Happiness Road OTEPHEN JACKSON is one more victim of the divorce scourge. He was married for six years. He loved his home, he dearly loved his small son and daughter. He was a good provider, he didnt drink or gamble or look at other r-'- r 'fbV. " 'A 8392 nil S Buttons on Parade of buttons parade down the waist front of this stunning Junior frock perfect for a back to school wardrobe; for the 1 career girl, for general wear. For Hostess Duties. 4 short or three quarter Tl GAY little bib apron that you Have can sew in no time at all. Nice sleeves. 4J for hostessing or kitchen duties No. 8.2 roniri In Iree 11, 12, and youll need just one yard of 13.Pattern 14. 18 and 1H Sue 12, ahurt sleeve. 4 of 35 or yards Use bright fabric! scraps for the fruit applique. TWO I! - a skeeper who would care for them. A A So Adele has them. v -The children at first welcomed V their father when he came to see ' them. But that is lessening. In the institution where their stepfather ; Ay There works they are absorbed. Take the case of an old dining women. other children; community are i.itiMf table into collet table . . . room table which is round and was But Adele fell In love with an are not unhappy, xat kt o: i use more space than they found too small as the family grew other man, and was crazy with meals. They tells me, although in one In size. The first thing to be done love and Stephen 1 jt and too few narrow win passion and pain. Stephen, sense they have no father and no rude's btj is to saw the legs down to coffee after months of which should be combined resistance, agreed oats hire v ct to let sunlight and air Into table height. Next the old, dark to get a divorce, surrendered his mother. A For Adele, three weeks after finish is removed with varnish re- children, and has never had a hapt me. 7 lut her marriage, after the achievehe l'r..ai kerr.iring the place by your-dea- a mover and sanding. The table may py hour since. mL ment of her dream and her dream r section be lots of fun because you be finished with lacquer or painted Divorce brings more tragedies man, was stricken with a disease These turkeys show what exjt ugliness transformed Into with a high glossy paint, whatever to American homes than infantile that has baffled science. She Is to a: ins cellent results can be obtained less with your own hands, is needed to match the room. paralysis does. We should fight it in the big institution. s, to die by turkey raisers with use of Other furniture renovating tricks with the same horror that we do bedriddenbooks I jy step with your own eyes. and callers and care, She has and tie s.m total of the effort Is well proper feed and control of may consist of taking off ginger- the psysical disease. Wise mothers but she will never walk again. If craft th flocks. .f the sense of achievement as bread the name frequently ap- should warn their daughters of the it is merely a fixation it is a very ders s n. j isto s more livable and lovable plied to ornate and excessive trim dangers and symptoms that lead real Careful records of egg producone, for she makes desperate service, a live and truly call home. to it; fathers should instruct efforts to walk, without success. tion and feed consumption were up a wick a with the small things first, 5r, their sons as to the best ways of The children visit her. One wonders maintained from the start of egg gress rd j i is your energy and zeal grows, avoiding it. Nobody should ever what goes on in their small minds production, February 21, to May ! to rpr t certainly will, go on to the 26 when the birds were marketed lightly suggest it as a solution to about the whole thing. the OLpot jrr tasks. for it never is. of the lateness of the hatchmarital because Or is troubles, broken. heart Stephens .t, however, deveipr plan, mull over Divorce Must Be rather it is stilled and sobered in ing season. Both flocks were proapprecale i then replan what you want Trae, if a marriage is childless, a way that makes seeing him hard ducing at better than 40 per cent ind but : da. Though you may start if circumstances are unusually for those of us who love him. He when marketed. and 1 smaller tasks, you should serious, there must be divorces. is very quiet about it, but he canaa over-allaying period During the A unified plan in But where there are 50 now, there not understand what went Jd so the house, or that part of wrong. the 130 hens in the flock receiving Af do should be only one. No money paid fo.re redoing will give, finally, Here was a lovely home with a man the pelletized milk product laid e it uil'm to psychiatrists in years to come anomous a woman In it; a garden; here total of 6,257 eggs, an average of appearance. ii toil ar will undo what your divorce does and 48.1 eggs each. In the same period R Tired Look m m ni twice were those tremendous the to the minds and souls of your 204 hens in the control flock Furniture hours that usher in a new life, and laid A children now. 4c of the easiest 7,811 eggs, or an average of to ways give the delight of bringing home 38.3 each. This meant that the test But to come back to Stephen twice to its fee pleasing appearance to ?rs home. What new hapa child s is to flock produced better than 25 per I a man have is Here Jackson. do a Job And door into bookcase. Arent those things per- cent more I the sci1' : i me known since he was a cheerful, pened? eggs. Rate of production furniture. This is often If they II to recal manent, fundamental? was 51.2 per cent for the test flock nical because you yourself on legs, arms and backs of chairs, sturdy little fellow of 10. He de d is? arent, what opecttl The livered papers in high school days tiomost of the work. Often old sofas, tables and cabinets. compared to 40 per cent for the seasons a re4 discarded his to to part-tim- e be a conrol flock. took have will d then pay job furniture can be pieces an i" is and from the show to the good Eggs from the test flock graded this attic finished, by nd foresd .4 d at 91.6 of the lines basic pieces. per cent saleable for hatching little very simple expense. s large against 89.3 per cent for the control rabbit flock. With hatching eggs at 32 -- the READER'S COURTROOM- later cents each, this meant that each nyone mi hen receiving the pelletized milk site ng, product produced an average of amount i $14.11 worth of hatching eggs, or times ft Prior Running Tests : $3.17 more than the average for he Tea the control flock, which was $10.94. LL.B.To h- 1950 Tabulation -- By Will for Bernard, yn he t WASHINGTON. Although A creditor got a judgment against f o Creditor Badger big 1950 census doesn't start until among a barber, and demanded Ancient Beans Jebtor for His next April, the federal bureau of Money? the barbers chair, other things for isn't census the waiting 4 idow borrowed some money striped pole, hat rack, hair tonic, kickoff whistle to get going. furniture, and then found and cuspidor! At a court hearing, or Every month census bureau ensuch items the barber pleaded that to keep up the pay visit about 25,000 houseumerators laltt1 Vunab,e beOne morning, a man from were exempt from attachment United States. They in the holds clear if' he ", . . with the usual u bite veil . . loan tools company came to her cause they were the about the marital ask questions And on his trade. and way through engineering school at status and employment of memangrily demanded that needed to carry ear f 4 pay up at and immediately upon bers of these households. once. If she didnt the judge agreed with him. Ordercollege, the tt to keep hands off ireatened in The employment census on which graduation obtained a good job. even ' surly tones, he ing the creditor these articles, the judge said that He has changed jobs twice in these the bureau bases its estimate of man would go to 10 years, but always upward. no kf the number of job holders and job irgel the a barber who didnt have He married a nice girl, with the hunters, is now rated more imporusual incidentals. usual white veil and the usual tant that the population count. Empromises and Steve meant them. ployment information is valuable Little Georgia was born, to com- to the government and to private How Strict May a Medium pletely captivate her father, and industry as an indicator of business Be During a Seance? then a sturdy small edition of him- conditions. Some householders resent the A spiritualistic medium invited a self in Steve junior. He loves them, he deeply so he loved his home, questioning as prying into private skeptical neighbor to a seance, three affairs. A few others are scared he could see for himself what loved Adele. But Adele, fell in love. ago, the lights years, after Soon by it in these days of agitation over happened. The man is a vocational adviser Communists and charges of diswent out. the neighbor felt the meinstitution. It makes me loyalty. diums chair slowly moving! In- in a largewho advises him. For, Census officials say people have a match. The wonder struck he stantly he and Adele nothing to fear from the interviewgo to court moment the from and take away Indian beans from varieties lurmture decided to shake off their respec- ers. The information is strictly conThe widow, who d reportedly many thousands of l tive mates at any cost, they be a very sensitive fidential. fcoli6 years old are being tested by was so to make everyone conNames of individuals are not sent t unnerved by the Cornell plant growers for qualimiserable. The cerned to Washington thoroughly she hied a damage headquarters. ties that may help growers get went and comchildren Adele took her information is used only for the colIector for up- Bin !fSt better crops. The beans came to her mother's home. Her mother piling the number of employed and How from the Allegany reservation d down warned her that she couldn't stay, unemployed and other statistics. her claim The judgfi and the samples are shown she didnt rev.at a time internal out at the same Not even the FBI or creditor here by T. L. York, assistant her loved t0 ' turn out Adele, and she enue colectors can obtain census demand his in plant breeding at Cornell. and She or prayed for information investigation grandchildren. cdnt be 100 would tax hoped that the situation collecting purposes. Federal ciear up. law prohibits its use except in Superphosphate Assists A. .r Vt r- r v statistics. rr.an was & Effectiveness of Manure Everybody .Miserable killed in a bus Some people refuse to vocational adviser, and his the inthis Philip, One load of manure can be made at widow sued the bus so angry interviewers. spiritualist got f 3'y for his divorce with no trouble, with enumerators or to do the work of two in topdressing in damages. At the terruption that he knocked the got few persist However, relatively Steve and and he and Adele went to fields, if superphosphate is added floor lawyer worked himself neighbor down on the to relent. Stephen refusing after the interviewers before manure is spread, says w- - t'oah r"'cr ernotlona pitch. This that was the end of the seance A- and begged him cards have shown identification jtti in, but he claimed the Prof. C. J. Chapman, of the Uni.!'lrat,01." he cried to the fterward. the neighbor sued the flli;,II.v gave Sy with their photographs and have Adele children. his of ir of Wisconsin. He suggestscustody latter The versity t0 is information for damages the hrnswoggle medium Poor Plrg (ibecause she knew explained why. 25 to 30 pounds of super- perhaps to punagreed, a putting had he of V right her twout B claimed that rights! crjrT!r wiuid hc.pi en. S'ephen being collecte . In the spreader as the sethe what s phosphate disturbed ho Care is taken to put the queens attorney was so ish am one world, the or out onto fleR him hanle hasii t a relative in the tbls 'anKuage that he held court . in snd the In words simole but ance. and three i in bam a out to... taie of cnildren of five superphosphate scattering pointed the niv known well in k c0l trial. However anyhow. The judge community As are reX j simply isn't possible for him. hls request. The the neighbor had been where the interviewed person lives && an engua er he comes and goes trainof short take seeing The interviewers he the purpose Hornswoggle between the west coast cities; to the so l6 courses. kc average person, pened as OK couldn't be sure of eeuu e a house- - ing ioox! and n court. to strike a match i v jr f ,JP N Ij HOWS -- 1 Ct 'J Pnttrrn No. IR80 fnrutrd pattern fir 20; 40 and 42. Siz Is lc 14. 1 a aew-rlt- 12. o 14, yard of pr ltJ. 18. 39 Inch. nd 25 cent Don't wait todny for your copy of the Fall And Winter FASHION a complete guide in planning a mart, wearable winter wardrobe. Frea pattern printed Inside the oook. high-pc'- e y l, AS face-liftin- g re-fe- Census Bureau Jumping Gun Badgering a Widow Bumper Crops Eliminate The long expected postwar recession in agriculture got under way in 1948, but it was proving to be unlike the often mentioned agricultural panic of 1921. The world food crisis, still in a dangerous phase in the early part of the year, became notably easier with the excellent harvests in many parts of the world and, more Marks on Refrigerator Atm. nm Mag-'mou- Ii t i i i ; metal inside every PEP package! Body of plane printed in color on outside of package. Put 'em together ...ZOOM! Directions on package. Set of 6. Collect em swap em! Urge Mom to buy Kelloggs PEP today. Start enjoying crispy, delicious flakes of whole wheat. Get MODEL JET PLANE WITH THE PACKAGE! Hurryl : M : i f t f i m pro-eede- , i Uniform Shape FairW d Cru Brown; "tventy Cru! jend Go CreamY Color i ( TlovL yes" w ya cou nt when with. oo every way e5?!bebaWoSP0d". , bake cbbfS'ib'e ,Uh Ask Hiotber, She coU!fc 3Vi ran f ttfri W ) i U i : Yes, a wing of genuine aluminum in-a- ,T r - llOQmCOTitiwFi? . i,r Roger C. t fttdGefa TSr6oJehflanei . - I Whitman" i -- ' AILING HOUSE t ,1 in to the QUESTION; 1 have a new refrigerator with a finish that is not porcelain. I would like to know what to take marks off with. 1 particularly, the bumper crops in mean when something is bumped western Europe and the United against it and leaves a black mark. I have a small child, so you States. All except a few of the more can imagine how many bumps the pessimistic began to regard the refrigerator gets. A cleaning agent removes the finish. I would apprefood situation with cautious optimism. Famine for once was not ciate this information. prevalent in any large portion of ANSWER: As the refrigerator is the world during 1948. still new, why not call up the dealAs bumper crop piled on bumper er who sold it to you and ask him crop, worries returned in the sur- either to come and clean It up for plus exporting areas, particularly you or else recommend a cleansthe United States, as to whether ing preparation? I could give you world markets would continue to a better answer if you bad told me absorb the surpluses, and how what the material is, since it is price support programs and ac- not porcelain. If the finish is washcumulating stockpiles might be able, which it certainly ought to be, try a damp cloth sprinkled managed. This turn of events received em- with a scratchless scouring powphasis, as evidence accumulated der, rub very lightly, and follow that the acreage already sown with another clean, damp cloth. under favorable conditions, and to The powder should not be used be sown with wheat for 1949 har- except In instances of stubborn vest, would probably be a new spots. Mild soap and water on a high record. damp cloth should be sufficient. IwK-- VC- FIRST AID Famine Scourge in World A Good Housekeeping |