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Show LAYTON JOl'KNAU LAYTON, UTAH, TIU IDVY, FKItlH' UY 21, 1019 patterns Ruffles Are the Latest Thing . -l- OLECRAFT Easy to crochet, this new ruffled doily. Make a sett Pattern 7049; crochet directions. see Put your apart mamenta to good aeeountl Our Neetllfwork Book will how you how. II onlv HirrifcN CENTS, Thia edition has Uliulr jIiom, of ilia hast design yet Embroidery. knitting, crochet, toya, children's i lot he accosorira. Each detign cornea In a simplified pattern that la ao caay to follow Plua FULE a pattern printed In the hook Hew 'Cow Bomb Used In Spraying Animals Dry DDT Crystals Now Practical for Spray Sawing Circle Enclose niw animal disinfectant device, called the lconast cow bomb", ia now available for use on livestock. The cow bomb Is used to erplv a deposit of diy nnr crystal to the hulr and hide of livestock for against the horn fly, house fly, stable fly, cattle lice, ticks, mosquitoes and ceitain other pio-tectio- H.Vg MARRY YOU IF YOU DON'T TWIST SOMETHING HE SAYS INTO A PROPOSAL." LITTLE REGGIE nME FOR SHE'S CERTAINLY FICKLE. THIS It THE THIRD LEADING MAN SHE'S HAD THIS YEAR!' 2o No A hE'LL Necdl-cra- ft Dept. hi. Chicago Stl, Ui. cents (or pattern. S6I W. Itandoliih Name Adriroaa . Oldest Industry n Fishing is the oldest industry in the world. Today, over 190,000 persons in the United States work for fisheries and fishing industries, and more then 90 per cent of all the sea fish landed m America is consumed within 200 miles of tho sea. By Marpanta OUR jouyI, tioMitf'y. TIME! mWTlfw : WfCOM 'THE latest thing for everything! Itufllcs! These flower-anstar doilies have perky ruffled borders. : d CRISP -- TENDER DELICIOUS Theyie charming. Dry DDT goes Into suspension In to the water less readily than any other form and withstands rain more desirably. It contains no oil to cause fllLING H0USE burning or to help DDT penetiate the hide. The DDT particles are by Roger C. Whitman microscopic in size and thus a given amount covers a greater area than other forms It Is said one iscomist We have had our QUESTION: cow bomb will treat approximately rooms papered recently, but the 100 cattle with the recommended 30 paper that was used in one room aecond treatment. It provides prohas an odor that doesnt disappear. tection for cattle (on pasture for I dont know if the odor is in the about three weeks under average paper itself or in the wallpaper conditions. To help prevent lice inpaste. I have tried various deodorfestation, prophylactic tieatment of izing pieparations, but nothing deall additions to the herd is recomstroys the odor. Can You give any mended. help?" The Iscomist cow bomb can be ANSWER: Sometimes wallpaper used on dairy and beef cattle, hogs, paste develops an unpleasant odor because it has been standing too horses and aheep. The procedure recommended for long, or there might be dampness in the walls. If deodorants have cows is to cover the body of the animal with paint sprayer motions not helped to eliminate the condiat from 12 to distances; for tion, your only remedy is to reinches. Total time per move the wallpaper and put on legs only cow Is about 30 seconds. new, using fresh paste and another brand of paper. If dampness is susAdvantages of the bomb Include of pected, add about a tablespoonful each hair microscopic coating and the hide of the animal with the of a weak solution of phenol foras maldehyde to the paste. This will DDT particles; less wnsh-of- f prevent bacterial growth in help and with wettable powder compared dusts, more equal results; saves the paste. Before attempting the chore time, and can be done with above, you might try spraying the deodorant on the surface of the no mixing, cleaning or fuss. paper not too much, for the color on the paper might run. Heat Hurts Cows QUESTION; What ia the best FIRST AID MUTT AND JEFF By Bod Fisher By Gene Byrnes REGLAR FELLERS Relief, Try This Home Mixture This splendid teetpe is used by millions every year, because It makes such a dependable, effective medicine for coughs due to colds. It la ao easy to mix a child could do 1L From any druggist, get 214 ounoea of I inex, a special compound of proven ingredients. In concentrated form n for Ita soothing effect on throat and bronchial Irritations. Then make a syrup by stirring two cups of granulated sugar and one cup of water a few moments, until dissolved. No cooking needed. Or you can use corn syrup or liquid honey. Instead of sugar syrup. Iut the Plnex Into a pint bottle and 611 up with your syrup. This gives yon a full pint of cough medteine, very and you effective and quick-actinget about four times as much for your money. It never spoils, and In very pleasant children love 1L Youll be surprised by the way it takes hold of coughs, giving quick relief. It loosens the phlegm, soothes the Irritated membranes, and helps clear the air passages. Money refunded If it doesnt please you In every way, well-know- g, h 6-- x7F Ai 8 llnex Saves You Money! protective covering for our redwood siding in order to keep its natural color? Or is it more advisable to use paint? ANSWER: Paint would hide the beauty of the wood. There is a finish that is approved of by the manufacturers of redwood siding, the name of which you can obtain from the Architects Samples Exhibit, 101 Park Ave., New York 17. (I cannot give trade names in the column; please do not write to me for this product). An alternative would be to apply linseed oil mixed with two pints of Japan drier to the gallon. Apply this in a soaking coat, let dry for an hour or so, and wipe off the excess. Repeat in a day or American dairy farthers have learned that some discontented two. Another alternative would be to use spar varnish, discontented like some cows, the first coat as directed thinning as as well can be women, expensive It should by the manufacturer. unpleasant. not be necessary to put on any kind Most of the cows troubles can be of finish on redwood, as the wood traced to heat and humidity. A cow, is highly resistant to weather. can unlike a human By Arthur Pointer JITTER For Joyful Cough ALL-VEGETAB- LAXATIVE REMEDY (NR) TAB LETS A purely vegetable laxative to relieve constipation without the asual NATURES griping, sickening, perturbing sensations, and does not cause a rash. Try NR you will tec the difference. Uncoated or candy coated their actios is dependable, thorough, yet gentle as millions of NR's have proved. Get s 2fc box and use as directed. top-quali- ty being, LE FUSSY STOMACH? RELIEF FOR ADD NH6EST10N. FOR GAS AND IKETURmM REARTBOSR perspire only through the mouth. So when the temperature and humidity Inside a barn get high, the animal becomes uncomfortable and stubborn particularly at milking time. The U. S. department of agriculture says an average cow gives off almost a pint of water every hour through breathing. In addition to the high humidity caused by this breathing, a, cow has an extremely high body temperature. During the winter months when the cows are In the barn most of the time, this combination results in the generation of an enormous amout of water vapor and heat. When the warm, moisture-lade- n heat comes Into contact with the cold walls, condensation and frost is formed. The net result to the farmers Is rotting beams, joist and siding; a loss of hay because of the mold created by moisture and frost; milk contamination, disease, par ticularly among the young stock; reduction of milk production be cause of the discomfort to cows, and farmers are forced to work under unpleasant conditions. By Len KleU VIRGIL By Charles Kuhn GRANDMA I PLACED IT IN MY LEFT SHOE, AN WALKED AROUND TH BLOCK THREE TIMES, AN SLEPT WITH IT UNDER . MY PILLOW WELL, IF THAT DlDNT REMOVE YOUR WART, COME OVER TOMORROW AN WE'LL TRY ANOTHER SURE CURE- -' ( Ifclffeffi l&irci Rub in Ben-Ga- y for gently warming, soothing, y contains speedy relief from cold discomfort! up to 2 Vi times more of those famous ingredients known to every doctor methyl salicylate end menthol than five other widely offered rub-inInsist on genuine Ben-Gathe original Baume Analgdsique. It acts fasti Also for Pall dot to RHEUMATISM, MUSCLE ACHE, aid STMK1 Ben-Ga- pain-relievi- Superphosphate Held Best For Sugar Beet Fertility Ordinary auperphosphate is the best source of phosphate when used as a fertilizer for sugar beets, wheat and barley, according to Dr. USDA soil Sterling E. Olsen, scientist and Robert Gardner, agronomist at the Colorado A&M college experiment station. Experiments on various fertilizers containing radioactive phosphorous, indicate that calcium metaphosphate was a close second. aSHifltip tfr s. y, Ask for Mild Boa-Ga- SI i y for Children. |