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Show Millard County Chronicle Q Timely tips to Farmers Delta.Utah. Thurs., Doc. 8,1949 Uniform Roof Appearance Recommended by Engineer call for an asphalt shingle roof which conforms architecturally to the larger structures, while roll rooting might be quite suitable if the building is in an isolated location." The agricultural engineer calls attention to the usefulness of color in enhancing the appearance of farm buildings. He suggests that farmers consider using the same solid or blended color of rooting for all buildings near each other. No particular kind of roofing is best for any particular farm build-ing under all circumstances, says J. u Strahan, member of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers and technical director of the Asphalt Rooting Industry Bureau. "The style of roofing selected for the farmhor?e should affect the choice of rooting for all other buildings, large or small, which are grouped together in the same farmstead," Mr. Strahan explains. "Uniformity of appearance is highly important for buildings in a group. "For instance, a poultry laying house or machine storage shed located near the farmhouse or other major buildings will rightly OOWT WAIT TIL THE LAST DAY OF GRACE TO PAY YOUR G INSURANCE PREMIUM... PAY IT WHEN OUE.AND SAVE YOUR "GRACE PERIOD" FOR GARBAGE DOWN DRAIN Garbage disposal units, one ot the newest home equipment items, are being installed by guilders in 22.2 per cent of all new homes, according to a survey by Amen- - can Builder magazine. (Chatter Box Dear Suzy, Nothing is too good for the Dal-le- y livestock about their rancho in the southern part of town. It seems that the young Leon Dalley owns n pig and is quite proud of the fellow. He made arrangements with Clair Gardner to get what leftovers Clair had at the cream-ery to feed his pet pig. Clair would leave the feed in a ten gallon can which either Young Leon or Old Leon would pick up. One morning the Old I. eon went un to the creamery to get the can of feed, came home and dumped what he found there in the pig's barrel and went to work. Old Leon or Shorty, as he is best known, was quite perturbed when Clair sent him a bill for $6.00 for the con tents of the can, because it seems that someone had left a can of sweet milk at the back door of Clair's place and that is the can that Shorty got. They can hardly wait to eat the porker because the household fig-ures that if it costs as much to feed it as that it is going to be choice pork, and no fooling. Earl Kelly, big shot at the Utah paid his dues in Provo the other night, when he was brought into police court there by one of the arms of the law. Earl was sedate-ly driving about the burg when he was stopped by a cop who charg-ed Earl with going- thru a stop sign without making the custom- -' ary stop. Earl argued long and loud that he had stopped and so the cop told him to come along and prove it to the judge. Here we find Earl doing a mag-nificent job of defending himself against the unjust charge and fin-ally the judge told him he ibeliev-e- d him and that the case was dropped. But Earl's dismissal was short lived and the cop was not one to take things as lightly as the judge did, because just as Earl . was leaving the room the cop said, "let me see your driver's license." Earl brought it out, all in order and everything was 'okey, dokey, only that the license had expired some months past. So we find the local egg cand-le- r digging down to pay the fine for not having a valid driver's lic-ense, which was $10.00 more than the fine for driving through a stop sign. Which just proves that if you open your mouth you lose your teeth, and a goodly sum of cash, too. Of course you can open your' mouth at times and a horse will step on your teeth, as it did to Verl Jacobson, gay young Oak City blade. But luckily for Verl, when the horse stepped on his teeth they happened to be on the ground where they had fallen when Verl opened his mouth. Winn Walker, North Tract farm-er and weather observer, has re-ceived one of his Christmas pre-sents already, and just like Win would do, he opened it early and found a bottle of horse liniment. It is a very practical present for Winn because he uses horse lin-iment on everything from dand-ruff to fallen arches. The present came from Kanosh where his dau-ghter, Winifred, and her husband live. Behind the giving of this partic-ular present is a long story which I will unfold to you. Last summer Winn and Josie went to Kanosh for a visit with their children and Winn was doing some little work about the place and got a crick in his back. It doesn't take much work for Winn to get a crick in his back, but he knew the cure, he needed and so had one of those present go to the store in Kanosh and get him a bottle of horse lin-iment. This was applied to the crick by Winn in a sparing dose, and was well rubbed around. Winn couldn't work any more that day, but the next day he was all bet-ter so he and Josie came home lea ving the bottle of liniment in case anyone there got a crick in their back. It was lucky that he did leave the horse medicine because a coup le of weeks ago Winn's got a crick in his back and. so Win ifred got out the horse liniment and poured about a cupfull on the husband's back. Either she got too much one or else Winn is thicker skinned than his be-cause when the liniment got to running about on his back the young man let out a war whoop and literally jumped out of what clothes he had on at the moment. (He later said it was especially painful when the stuff ran both ways, even back of his ears and other parts of his body.) Anyway, after the whoop tfie man took oft for the outside of the house where he hoped to find the ditch full of could get some water so that he cooling relief. But the ditch was bone dry. So while the yo"? m till m we ran about the house, nude, and making loud and angu hurried and ished noises, Winifred which her hus got a bath ready and view band took, after a long ous rub down with mentholatum and ice cubes. Kanosh at pre It is all quiet in now has the sent because Winn liniment and there will be ne re put on again oy peat performances then e.gn the husband. Of coaunrsde, wrfu' n bors got an eye t beca they are a little upse Winifred W they thought But hea beating her husband up. parti ing him take on so that day, they are not sure hlnd so this week we have learn-ed not g three lesson. One ,f a pig sweet m , eb,WOi . keep Clair knows about ul your mouth shut as opteeenitnng. cost you money or is what is good for beast times not good for mamj tKff' tVi P TO "IM ON STA TE WfegffSlfc fl OCCASIONS, BY SIX -- Ci LUKES', PRINCE, 7A S iX"D THEE LESSER. VE SOUTH AMERICA ATAnKkl ON CLAV WiL' DuGinyseason Mffl?; S"" CENTURY CHRISTAN lMkvClM 'AW- - MISSIONA RIES FOUND Jhht CENTRAL EUROPEAN X,fMll fclN TRIBES CELEBRATING '4AliK--fi- M fOr! HARVEST THANKSGIV-DX- f ' r r-i- ING' AND ,TS GODDESS, rifK ii' rREA' WITH BEER t JmmifWADE FROM THE W 1 ) iiJCfr,NEST GRAIN AND X, A jjgrT SPRING WATER. AMERICAN GIFT-PAC- WlCMf AGE DIRECTIONS, COM-mJ2)j- Y PLAINED THAT UVATER WSWy) PURIFIER DISINFECT- - SSrfe.?WW ANT DIDN'T MAKE fffW11-- 1 GOOD SOUP! C(yrt),t94aj.V.aarJe gg l ' 6S Subscribe to the Chronicle ,job Cost usu-il- re t of painting cost times the American f t' 'ofW bullding I'Srf this,, large of materials 2aU tapaint-;-s thejiy a relatively small cost of a0pearance, l:'!' !ar factors of-- -; than fS'tSe magazine qualities should .pamt selection. 'bifonly if paint Ire-!r- ed 0tinn is desired. paint should ' Sng coat to min-'C- of surface prep- - 'SCirWe can be re-- irflv A paint of Rattle It cost, at . Rntlder lists numer-pain- ts which are paints for; ? gases are Spaints to resist DDT paints as pro-'jrai-insects. Vlial rubber paint has been '5.7(or on masonry, tfjmetal An all-pu- r- 'rJfflli both exterlors Is virtually immune 'r'.'a soap, mild alkali, fruit stains. r oat paint for exteriors put on the market : finder says this paint primarily for repaint- - 'S'ii not recommended for .jijn to new wod 1FOR BETTER RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE CHRONICLE Best Dance oS the Holidays TO THE MUSIC OF THE NEBO KNIGHTS DEC. 28, 1949 LYNNDYL WARD HALL 9:00 p. m. rk toe FINDIT frtOUraNTADS FOR TOt) TO BUY " 'A h&l&fy " PORTABLE ! carrying J CASE -I- NCLUDED 'Vy7 U "' NEWEST FAMILY SHOE STORE V t$M$ U V UtWliZf Notionaly known.? c Xn. V fe"Mn...laJr.ik; ' v v rr to....! t tCi J " Ua"'Y you cao( N XN. I put on your f...1 S f'k "Z.- ' yu' i and width' ' f WEATHER BIRD SHOES vndotyOUfpr;ct L rt" Ql- for boys and gfrls e Ok !hese na'inally advertised I . shoes outwear ordinary foot- - NiI-'- ' """" SFJ? "womih . long on jTf VJ X. iK ..,her b:na.nwdsloo9kiivneg u(po.njIonftall T V X III CUSTOMERS R " GtvCTuh iffi rx Shoes Men " lorJh h id ,he, Shap0 OUTFIT THE WHOLE FAMILY. . VV. .a" 'on9er' "Y City Clubs. SmcS MIMO SAVE! f . ouroblo comfortable If- ' n9f't money ; vir- - ; f The ONE Gift for ALL the family W elmework' "other's youngsters' home- - O!0mpare It with rfir Portable at Price r Tj'PKarithmelic siEns - X, V l!Jes Remark0 exclamation point (!) ; keyboard New finish THE NOTICE OF P.M.A. (AAA) ELECTION The coming week the farmers of Millard County will hold their an-nual Election to choose their com-munity and County Committeemen to represent them the coming year. Cornmittes Meeting Plac3 & Time Oak City, Leamington, at Oak City Church House at 10:30 a. m. Dec. 12. Sutherland, at Relief Society hall 10:30 a. m. Dec. 12. Delta at County Office ( Delta ) 2:30 p. m. Dec. 12 . Deseret & Oasis at Deseret Church House, 2:30 p. m. Dec. 12 Hinckley, at Elementary school, 2:30 p. m. Dec. 12 Gandy, Garrison, Burbank, at the Garrison Store, at 2:30 p. m. Dec. 12. County Convention PMA Office, Fillmore, 10 a. m. Dec. 14th. |