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Show t Tuesday, October 28, 1947 TIIE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE SEVEN Lcam to Meet Emergencies by Reading Practical Instructions for Home Nurse' CROSS When Illness Strikes Mother Becomes Nurse BOBBY town dirt. Soak in not. strong epsom salts solution. If you live some distance from a doctor, you should know how to meet home emergencies bums, nosebleed, fainting, convulsions. e e e Send J5 cents In coin for "Practical Instruction for The Borne Nurse to Weekly Newspaper Service, HI West 17th Street, New York 11, New York. Print name, address with tone, booklet title and No. 78, SOX TASTfR SMSSTNtRf By RobnJ Coe i For wound with soap and water and pour in peroxide to boil out parUcles of rust and Whal 1 cant understand is why yon seldom do any sewing until we re all packed and ready to go someplace! NANCY 1 wonder If bea still here from last night or waiting to take her oot tonight! If CreomuMon relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help kweea and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. for Cough, Chest Colds, Bronchitis cleanse treatment, emergency For Your Cough CRE0MULS10N UfcWAHft; oi rusty nans. rar--- ' ticularly, if one has punctured the skm for it can be treacherous. Mart) Links Relbf At Last ISiNOU Oft mmjT I Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! hes Just By Ernie Bushmiller More pccplc ore smoking CAMELS than ever before! wwiwepwamswsesemBWWW tknm? MUTT AND JEFF JITTER MAW (Dm By Bud Fisher c By Arthur Pointer 1 A J r- - ' 'I .V i X. it .7- vs 1 A , ; - i :H - More than Seven Million Pounds f Produce! That U the production record Champion Farmer 1L L. McKlnley (on tractor), and tons Don, Phil, Hal and Keith (not shown) made last year on 1100 acre of rich farmland near St. Anijjar, Iowa. Their record includee 2 Jf million pound of potatoes from 135 acres, and a nearly equal poundage of choice cabbage from 100 acre. The McKinleys keep their oil highly fertile by a rotation and the application of 170 ton of fertilizer annually. An extensive steer and hog feeding program turn corn and roughages into cash, and builds additional fertility in the soil. The farm is highly mechanized. All eight tractors roll on Firestone Tires. five-ye- farmers like D ECONOMY-MINDE- H. L. McKinley find costs go down when they use Firestone VIRGIL By Len Kleis Champion Ground Grips. Tests show that Firestone Champion moro Ground Grips dean up to 100 last 62 to more, effectively, pull up roll smoother and 91 to longer, up over highways. The reasons are simple. The curved bars cut deeply into the soil. Mud falls easily and cleanly from the tapered openings between the bars. Because the traction bars are connected, theyre stronger, they have more tread rubber to push into the ground and pull. This extra tread rubber also lengthens tire life . . , makes tires roll smoother. Although judged best by leading farmers everywhere, Firestone Champion Ground Grips cost no more than ordinary tractor tires. Specify the Champion when you order your new tractor, or when you buy replacements for your tires. See your nearest Firestone Dealer or Store today. Listen to the Voice of firestone every Monday evening over NBC OwrUM, 1S4T, Tb. Tlntvom Tta, A (ttW liliae&lOSO frills ANY OTHER TRACTOR TIRE Xubbw Ox ; 0 ftauiill "(iftHJu&tV fount:- -' |