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Show MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE. DELTA, UTAH Controlled Storage Keeps Apples Prime Regulated Atmosphere System Is Recommended The answer to whether apples will taste as good in May as they do in September is "yes" if they are apples from specially construc-ted controlled-atmospher- e storage. That is the opinion of Prof. R. M. Smock, of Cornell university's ag-ricultural experiment station. More than 100,000 bushels of ap-ples are in 15 such storages in New York state, the first of their kind in the country. "When they come zzl VsZ. z. J It sort of puts the apple to sleep and it never wakens un-til brought out into store tern- - . perature. out in April or May or June," Smock says, "the apples are ex-pected to be of prime quality." Results of 10 years of experi-ments show that controlled-atmospher- e storage will double the ordi-nary storage life of Mcintosh, pro-vided the rooms are properly con-structed and operated. Good re-sults also were obtained with De-licious and Northern Spy when the varieties were stored separately. lZifS&) 11 (UST YOU WAIT) iSlHrt . - 1 L-'- I LOT5GE I H--1 t-d 5ES)li i ("JL -- i: 3j PINKER 771 JlASVI No ikiU required JCCCtW Hindla likt puny ...MdlurJcn. LOOSE into wood HANDLES 4 eiuuiosi rtiir mitt lll'Tllllllll TO MCTA& OI O0O vO On electric fans, lawn mowers 3. roller skotes3-IN-0N- E Oil 12-Roo- m House Is Good For the Sociable Birds NEW ENGLAND MEETING HOUSE f . FOR MARTINS til AND SWALLOWS jj Sjy PATTERN 340 J New England Meeting House 'PHIS TWELVE compartment house is for the sociable type of birds. Set it high atop a post in the back yard and see how quickly you will have tenants which will more than pay their way by catch-ing destructive insects. Complete directions are on pattern 340. Price 25c. WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Drawer 10 Bedford Bills. New York FTt TO KILL APEI1DS HJ, Ml One ounce makes 6 gallons jffflT of spray. 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Saffli J ""I Pipe fans and "makin's" smokers both find greater smoking pleasure in crimp cut Prince Albert America's largest-sellin- g smoking tobacco. if PRINCE ALBERT MAN3 t PTTo WONDER M-- - "P So l" I I And with the hamidor-top- , P.A. smy' frns RA.WITH )J' I 1 2W4 "N, x 1 I ( CIGARETTES. t i AfJDPRNCE ALBERTS 4 iV m i ! CRIMP CWMAKES FOP. l ' fk EASIER ROUm fit V" ' J r str1 ,oy JN- - - 1 -j.- B.ynoWTob-Co.. fr.;wif1 PRINCE V5T. I ALBERT I J thsVotter -- VI jj Si. j (MM Nliht. n CONFIDENTIAL 15wtS Everything you fell the ( (fifjll Census-Tak- er is ;2 CONFIDENTIAL... under the law! V VjV ".UHHffmf r n-- . b Clarl( s- - Haos ''j l1 THE OLD GAFFER By Clay Hunter par circus ws&rtxmw pAlTORD By MELLORS , , , yZOJv kwe t&HT. ) "The caito Jdcwt look oh, i 1 no Birrs. I ' PH68ie.ro " ocvtie at me A turrost f (nrx-- J ( soufow. yarns 1 t!U f AWKl UtMSOTTOOO h TAKE HIM I DATE rVTf HE KTt ITS UP TO f TAklNS MS TO TO BTO: OK REST t.rr--S -- . umMktOUT CALONSWrrM M IF HE h IN MV MS ASAI- N- L V TUB MOVES? ROLLW SKATW8 rfH )) METDTHB 1 HAD A ASE tj AND THIS IS I --V js DATE, SITT I HAVE - J Sweet Potatoes Make Valuable Farm Crop Many North Carolina farmers who have never planted sweet po-tatoes for market should be able to increase their farm income this year through the cultivation and sale of this root crop, according to H. M. Covington, extension horti-culture specialist for the state col-lege extension service. The U. S. department of agricul-ture has requested farmers to in-crease their production of sweet potatoes by 12 per cent. Even if such an increase is planted, pro-duction would still be about 10 per cent under the 1937-4- 6 annual aver-age. Farmers who plan to increase their sweet potato acreage this year to have some for sale, should consider market outlets before planting, Covington states. I MUTT AND JEFF By Bud Fisher "NATS THE IDEA? WELL.WHEN HBut x KEPT TRAINING PRETTy SOON SO THEN WELL,THATS i Ajs& ' - ' Win'thatII fiRStboughtJit until it could i I'll have it what pabout all r a&4 i.?J ?ALL ALL THlS BALL IT 1 BOUNCE TWELVE TRAINED SO s --V CAN DO FOR IT J?3 " hrV t '"X." 'I " n ns" V r L FEET IT'LL BOUNCE re0MTHERE0M WwSirr. --iBOUNCE SIK HIGH TWENTY Automatic Defroster A household device which auto-matically defrosts the refrigerator and is a fine electric clock has been put on the market. The defroster, the company stated, eliminates the housewife's periodic, usually messy defrosting chores which are so often put off until she finds time and a thick, insulating coat of frost has ac-cumulated on the freezing unit. Automatically, the defroster turns the refrigerator off at 1 a.m. each day, and then, again automatically, switches it back on after the thin skin of frost is removed from the unit. During the shut-of- f periods, mois-ture created by the melting film is circulated through the box. With the defroster, which is a pre-cision timing instrument, any elec-tric refrigerator, old or new, easily can be made T7 By Arthur Pointer iltttl r i i I 1 ,r n ii it i f ' JJ12LWWOOLY ' By Bert Thomas m7f'er m I cosi mack n r S Rs ) KrD?'" ' 8IT BY A WIDOW HAVE tvoTT ) ' JPonc SiBWawBerV SS.ja.'Sff, --xTp-' ijl. You REALLY SICK OR Y'TRirJ' v,J te TO GET OUT OF DOIN' SOMETWNG XOU DOM'T WANT TO DO?" IT'S HER MOTH ER '5 CHOCOLATE uoOT AHPPBO CREATED CAKE KNOW IT 15" I Chlordane Is Effective Ant, Cockroach Killer The newest and mosi effective insecticide against cockroaches and certain kinds of ants is "chlor-dane." Two-pe- r cent chlordane sprays, with oil or water base, now are for sale in many department, drug and hardware stores. These sprays leave an invisible, odorless film on surfaces to kill pests which come in contact with it |
