Show THE GARLAND TIMES UVE STOCK LAMBS FATTENED ON SMALL GRAIN There May be Poison in YOUR Bowels! 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Help your kidneys at the first sign of disorder Use Doan's Pills Successful for more than 50 years Endorsed by hundreds of thousands of grateful users Get Doan’s to day Sold everywhere dans Flock Owners Urged to Keep Sheep Farmers of the state who have small AmWETfC FOR 7HE KIDNEYS Optimism of other people for your not so highly valued as Dr Pierce's Pleasint Pellets are the original little liver pills put up 00 year ago — They regulate liver ami bowels Adv A vivid Imagination is often than a little learning more dangerous Amazes Mother “Bobbie’s stomai h was often upset and he suffered a lot from colds Jr 4410 Fletcher says Mrs I’ Angeles Cal “We Vr 30th St found he was constipated “Mother used California Fig Syrup so we ga e Bobble some He amazed me by the Quick way he became His strong energetic well again bis bowels act freely now and digestion Is splendid” ' quick safe way to cleanse and regul- boWeg 0f bilious 'wtlpated children Is with California p£ Syrup Every child loves It It has the fnll endorsement of doctors Appetite Is Increased by Its use digestion Is ag8stpd weak stomach and bowels are given tone and strength Look for the word California on That carton marks the the genuine famous for 50 years ar W nTu Salt taks City CHlj No' Grain prices are so abnormal now that lamb feeders uiusl ghe uuusunl attention to the grain timrlet in order to reduce the cost of feeding operB Morrison head of ations says the animal husbandry department of the college of agriculture at Cornell been Wheut ha selling on the Chicago market decidedly below corn a con ditlon which would not lime been con aldered isille a year ago Outs and hurley are cheaper tliuu corn und rye Is still lower in price This raise the question adds Professor Morrison us to the relative values of various grains for lamb feeding in three expei linents at the Michigan and the South Dakota experiment stations several years ago lambs fed vvlieut und hay made Jut as rapid gains us others fed shelled corn und reTlie wheat fed lambs wheat quired only 2 per cent none feed for each 100 pounds of gain than did those fed tom In vvlieut four other experiments was compared with barley foi lamb feeding and it proved to he worth exmore British than barley slightly periments likewise show that wheat is worth slightly more than barley ton for ton for fattening lamhs and that it is nearly equal to corn For cattle and swine wheat should but sheep can be rolled or ground With usually grind their own wheat very hard wheat it may he more ecoeven for to nomical grind the grain some will not be Otherwise sheep properly chewed Many tests prove that lambs fed barley make practically os rapid gains as those fed wheat but that they require slightly more feed for each 100 pounds of ‘gnlu Considering all the facts available It may be concluded that barley Is worth from 18 to 20 per cent less a ton for lamhs than Is shelled corn It la not necessary to grind ordinary barley for sheep Oats are well liked by sheep and are excellent for the breeding flock This grain Is also one of the best feeds to mix with the heavier grains such as corn in starting lambs or feeds sheep on fattening Oats are bulky however and high In liber and not especially suited to be the chief grain for fattening animats Hence when oats are used lu starting lamhs on feed says Professor Morrideson the proportion Is gradually creased and the oats are usunlly omitted entirely after the lambs are on full feed Small PILL! affairs Is your own Wheat Barley Oats and Rye Worth Trying docks of sheep should not become discouraged by the temporary slump In lamb and wool prices says Dr W L Cavert extension economist of the He predicts University of Minnesota that prices for sheep prodmts are now close to the bottom of the cycle and that those who hang on to their present flocks will find them profitable over a period of yenrs Doctor Calvert says that prices of both lambs and wool have been hard’ hit by the industrial depression as well ns by the large supply Since 1923 the United States as a whole hns Increased Its sheep by 30 per cent During the sume time there hns beena 100 per cent gain In Minnesota with 800000 head now as approximately compared with 400000 In 1023 Many Minnesota flocks have been In started recent yenrs and are a minor pnrt of the farm business Minnesota farmers therefore are In better position to maintain their flocks than are those in sections where sheep are a major enterprise Doctor Calvert recommend that farmer having plenty of feed might even find It profitable to begin a modernie expansion of their sheep enterprise now GARLAND UTAH TIME OPPORTUNE TO CONSIDER STARTING ON FAMILY SEWING KltU S hoping that the first weeks of the new year will be profitably spent in getting tbe family sewOf course the proling In motion Is got ogue to tills annual ing to be a matter of looking op new materials and studying the latest patterns and attending to the numerous details which have to do with mapdressmaking ping out a successful campaign Usually It Is the little folks whose first by need are considered mothers and the spring fabric collections are apt to be studied from have at costume least a touch of It about the Even the sheersomewhere est of evening frock ore apt to be embellished Ub fur Winter resort fashions are going so far as to trim CUT DOWN DAIRY the new chiffons with borders and bows of CHORES BY SILO dainty peltry The program of velvet with fur as designers are presenting It for mid winter Plan of Movis a luxurious one It is not Labor only that tbe furs themselves are Is Big Help ing traordinary but their treatment In a trimming way Is most unusual Farmer travel farther In feeding The of the unique arrangement than In any other operatloc connected handsome blue fox which trims the with Any practical dairy production method of reducing travel should be beneficial Convenient silos and feed bins with labor saving plan of moving feed to the cows or Jive stock are big help In the dalfy carrler trucks or which will bold' enough ensilage meal for several cows will cut the work In two as compared with carryof Arrangement ing feed In baskets accessible floors smooth the barn are mangers that are easily cleaned all factors in making feeding a shorter task Live stock men know that silo location affects time required to feed Silage should not have to be hauled to A valuable distant feed bunks silage cart Is described In Circular No 73 The prepared at Iowa State college feed bunks are built in s long row out from thesIlo and the cart runa over on a (rack supported by posts the bunk Conveniently located milk bouses Consave time for dairy operators Smooth struction Is also important floors and walls which can be easily cleaned will prove a good Investment Dandy arrangement of equlpmeut such as wash troughs drying racks often and sterilizers for the milker bring thanka from hurrleJ workers Running water and some means of esheating It should be considered sential It Is hard to conceive of a well managed barn today that does not have a litter means of removing convenient Carriers are Indispensable la transCUNNING JACKET COSTUME porting manure to storage pit but some barns are now constructed so for gorgeous ruby velvet evening wrap that the the viewpoint of what’s prettiest spreader caD be driven bepictured below tells a story of tlie uu little daughter’s school and playtime tween rows of stalls This saves time true all the way frocks Just now for practical and usual and It when weather conditions are not fit through wherever fur Is employed a for Immediate wear crepes both printed hauling manure to tbe field Immeconand plain also piques attract trimming there is almost sure to be diately an element of mvelty in its manlpula siderable attention and the outstandiSteel stanchions and stalls have ng note about them Is their high col- lion more economical themselves Tlie deslgnful manner In which fur proved orings and the fact that they are used than those of wooden construction together In striking contrast such as trims are bundled applies to both the to keep sanitary and are easier They allow the to and y with with brown type blue yellow pink are far more durable Single stulls green with white and so on One of thin fabriclike kinds Perfectly stun and help make them In the fabric realm ia omg are tbe midwinter short Jucket protect the cows the discoveries Drinking cups are near amts which are made of velvet and comfortable that of a new weave which the salespstandly as essential from a financial erson will tell you Is culled satin which are richly embellished with fur Into two point as are mangers or any other themselves These resolv Jersey It Is made of bemberg which standard dairy Qxtures rlasses those which make a spectacu mean that it is woven of a synthetic yarn which Is neither silk cotton wool lur display such as gray tweed trimmed with gray fur or perhaps or linen but Is one of the Silage Excellent for with lynx a rich red suit elaborated have so successfully fibers which or wolf or black fox the collars cuffs Dairy Feeding worked their wuy Into the good graces In their and bordering being massive With the exception of legumes la of modern weaverstreatment the dairy ration there Is nothing that The cunning youngster In the picture Is wearing s Jacket costume made Contrasting these bizarre effects are will make as much Improvement or mathe suits and couts of handsome of jerhelp as much In winter feeding as heinherg satin terials frequent’ of broadcloth or of silage sey The blouse Is of the same matewith trimIn dairy velvet which are enhanced Is of advantage rial In white The fact that IliN smart “Silage mings of flat fabrlclike fur munlpu little model Is styled with a pleated for It furnishes succulence feeding their novelty It Is as nearly an approach to sumIs lated so ingenuously skirt a short Jacket and a hlou-- e Is It mer pasture as possible to get extension to J W Linn according Kansas State Agricultural dairyman the in way of encouraging college for of silage growing greater dairy profits In Kansas the coming year a cheap carbohyfurnishes “Silage drate roughage with more pounds of food value per acre than any other common farm grown feed" But to get the most feed per ache the right It Is essential to select lage chop for any particular section of the state warns the dairy special 1st Since It Is forage that the dairy man wnnts In silage and becausehe cane or sweet stalk variety of the usually grow more forage sorghums yield anti Hie stalk retains more Juice or sap they are usually considered Acre per bet for Bllage purposes acre cane will average making 20 to 30 per cent more milk per acre thun corn H Bad for Pigs Winter housing conditions and winter rations or dry lot feeding at best are not Ideal for young pigs They not only need the best of feed — proteins that stimulate growth— but also vitamins and minerals that stimulate growth The late fall pig that goes with Into winler quarters populated Inurnnl and external parasites or the organisms that cause necrosis In one hns of Its forms little prosor more pect of making any money for Its owner Sally Says Saving Feed Friends— Thit is Salty She is interested in intermountain made products and each week will have a message for you Look for her at the head of this column Jfewtetts1 Jams GASOLINE WINTER like a Flash Starts The larger use of Intermountain made goods builds up home industry makes jobs for our unemployed keeps money at home and increases maraw of the consumption terials from our farms It ranches and mines strengthens ycur community and makes it a better place in which to live Winter Plan to Build Profitable Dairy Herd Practical Feed and Management of Boar for Profits There Is a saying as old as the Industry that "The hoar Is more than half the herd” and yet In many cases the feed and management of the boar are given the least consideration of any Very frephase of pork production quently the bonr Is confined In a small pen with little chance for exercise but exercise Is an Important factor In keeping the boar Id vigorous healthy Satisfactory shelbreeding condition ter should also be provided Shelter need not be elaborate but It should unfavorable against give protection weather conditions Introducing SALLY The Intermountain Maid GORGEOUS VELVET JEtfENINQ something mothers should Jot down for reference when their notebooks they go to hunt up latest patterns TIs said that the trend In little girls' of styles Is decidedly in the direction effects of tills character of the skirt flaring either because tbe cut and pleats or being circular blouse featuring color contrast Velvet With Fur ' Fushlon Is settng no limit ns to the amount of fur that may be lav hed on the coat the suit or tlie dress The sentiment for trimming with fur Is Increasing One really mus WRAP An argil makes them outstanding nient In favor of suits of this type Is that they are not only timely for tin mediate wear hut when the severity of midwinter is over the Jacket anil fin skirt costume with lightweight will he found In fad foi wearable midseason and until spring actuully sets In two piece suits which are In detailed with uMrnhlmii genuously Persian lamb dyed lapln and any pel try that admits of being treated lik fabric tbe suit will take tirst place CHEltIK NICHOLAS ((El It II Wwtera Newspaper Unto) fuct that It Is a well established then Is only one way for the dairy herd and a profitable man to build that consists In breeding to good reg Istered bulls and raising the heifer take the best to cows his calves from place of the old ones or such as prove or for other rea to be unprofitable Tlie man who sell son undesirable tream finds no dltlliulties In the way of such a program because he has an abundance of skim ndlk available at sold Where whole milk all times When there the question Is different be eao avallnhle Is no surplus milk raise his calves on a very small amount of whole milk and supple nient this with powdered skim milk or powdered buttermilk both of whbh mny lie secured from almost products any feed dealer Vitanut - KDYL: Health Exerewee jrenr morning EBLi St morning t COLOR OOLDOVnQUALITY KLOl Kvery morning et 0 :15 P It OGHAMS TUNE IN ON VITANUT The Only Home Owned Milk The Extra Quality Milk MILK PROGRAMS Tone in on MORNING KDYL set Mon— “ArebMOne"' Wock Aero to " K8L IS: Sotordego on Than K8L 1I:N to 1:S pie Taeo to 1:11 Folio) KGiq Twl Week Dere IUIU1 1:J oirpt lo ASK TOUR (Top FOR MOUNTAINEER OVERALLS Eqalppe STOP-LOS- wltk POCKETS S $500 per week will be paid for the best 50 word article on “Why you should use Intermountain made Goods’ — SimSend your ilar to above story to Intermountain ProO Box 1545' P Column ducts Salt Lake City If your story appears in this column you will receive check for $500 WANTED: Names of Agents to ell Christmas Cards in 1931 through your local printer Plans for 1931 being made now Send in your name for details which will make your selling easier without the troubles mistakes and delays eastern you had in representing factories Write W N U — P O Box 1545 Salt Lake City Wheat for Cows Durum wheat has been proved to be feed for dairy cows a very jpalitable and in some cases It hns been possible to use If for as uiuih as two thirds of Dakota In North tests the ration with a basal ration of oats corn hinn with corn and alfalfa hay together very ground wheat computed silage D with ground barley favorably wheat becomes tiwi low In price one to he be found lory disposition of at least a part of tin DEALER CAID WELL— are Preparations conmade the toward of new 3110000 postofflee building bids for which will be called for about February 15 being struction EMMETT— Under the terms of a new lease of Lakeview camp at I’ayette Lake the lenree is to make on the permanent Improv emeu's enmp site to the vnh e of at leat 5500 annually Profits fr m the to further improve It an camp are additional J500 yearly |