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Show ( THE RICH COUNTY REAPER RANDOLPH, UTAH THE CHEERTULiCfiERUB This War Isnt So Mechanized Animals Still Do Their Share I Aympt-thwevitk folks; 'lowly Tke joys of rickes 1 ewe. me. cold. I wonder, how person i . By NANCY PEPPER ored sequins. LOOK SWEETER IN YOUR SWEATERS , j Youll be a daizle doll! Only an ickie and a cold cut pushes up her Which side is winning in the siege sweater sleeves anymore. You wear of the sweaters? Will the Sloppy them down and sometimes you hold Joes stay far or will the fitted party them in place with wide cuff bracetake over? Theyre voting on it lets. in high schools, just as they went to Genteel Jewelry Where are the the polls for Frank or Bing last year faces and the macaand theyre getting nowhere in a powder puff of yesteryear? Renecklaces roni hurry, just as they did in the battle member how you used to clutter up of the baritones. 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Over filling ideas for party. sandwiches? the left hip, on Whether youre giving a harpy hudthe left sleeve or dle or an boy and right under the these are the slabs rat race, girl neckline at centheyll drool over and remember. ter front are strat' Thats our Tropical Tempters egic spots for sandwiches cheese cream for name this identification. For dating, coconut. Bet with grated sprinkled in initials broider your shiny of droolsome never that thought you combination. Funny Faces Girls like dainty open-face- d sandwiches, especially if them with edible feadecorate you tures. Use olive slices for eyes, pimiento for nose and red pepper strips for mouth. Peanut Butter Plus Theres no end to the combinations you can dream up with peanut butter as a" base. Try sprinkling raisins in peanut butter sandwiches. Try spreading bottled marshmallow goo over peanut butter. Try blending mayonnaise with peanut butter. We hear that strong men melt after one feels never had his shoes hUf --soled. Down WJith Your Sleeves er posy-smelli- ng WNU Features. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT m honest-to-goodne- Sometimes the highly mechanized service of supply of the U. S. army it can do it better with animals. In Burma, for instance, Indian elephants, directed by native mahouts, handle large logs used in military construction Here a big tusker pushes a log down the sloping bank to the river. The timbers are lashed together to form large rafts, which are floated down the Irrawaddy to Myitkyina. (Signal Corps Photo) finds Wise Parent Should Watch Childs School Progress Carefully As report card time hears, your child is excited, tense wondering and perhaps worrying about what it will tell. How would you feel if you knew you, too, were going to be marked on that card? If the teachers' opinion as to the kind of parent you are were recorded, would you rate an A or would taste. you flunk? Here are a few simple rules for happier parents, teachers and children, from Better Homes and Gardens magazine: 1. Uphold the teacher in whatever she does until you know absolutely that she is wrong. Investigate if necessary. Do not discuss the teachers questionable actions in front of the children. 2. Occasionally a visit to school is a necessity, but dont barge in whenever the mood strikes you. Instead, send teacher a. note or telephone her (not during school hours) to find out the best time to come. If she expects you, she will be prepared and perhaps have sample papers of the childs work to show you, and you will both gain more from the conference. Tell Teacher About It. 3. If through your children, you learn of incidents going on in school that you feel should be curbed, contact the teacher. She may be ignorant of the situation, but willing and able to control it when informed. 4. Study your childs report card, particularly the comments by the teacher. The parent who is on the A. meetjob attends the next P.-ing or plans to see the teacher at school to discuss the situation. Combined home and school effort can usually bring Sallys wandering mind back to the job or convince Joe that getting along with others is a necessary part of living. 5. When Nancy comes home with a tall tale, listen to her, but dont fly into action before you know the whole story. Any teacher is glad to explain the incident if you dont go to school with a chip on your shoul- der. Remember, children tend to embroider events, but when faced directly with gross elaboration are likely to grin sheepishly and admit their wrong. That puts you in a very silly position if you have ranted and raved. Better go easy. Be All Dressed Up. 6. When there is a school visiting day, be there, and go looking like a million dollars so your child will be proud to say, Thats my Dad and Mom. It boosts his value in the eyes of his classmates no end. Visiting days do serve a good purpose in that you see your child in relation to others. You see the children with whom he spends many hours a day and the environment in which he lives during those hours. You will learn some of the newer teaching methods and youll be able to size up the teacher fairly well, allowing for her nervousness in be ing watched by a circle of critical parents. Your childs teacher needs your help but not your interference. She wants to be his friend and yours and to see him progress according to his ability. You may be sure she will do all in her power to further that progress. Help her! ss TRIXIE TEEN SAYS-- Get your face out of that movie magt zine. Chick, and bury it in some nice, fresh newspaper headlines for a change. How are you going to feel when your T. D. & H. comes back from his fighting stint and you don't know Saipan from Singapore or Pearl Harbor from Paris? HeU expect you to know something about this war hes won for you, so start headline hunting now. Keep a scrap book of newspaper clippings to remind you of the big events leading up to V day; follow our boys on a map right into Berlin. Theres history being made all around you and you dont want to flunk out when the boys come home. CHICKS WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS INSURE your poultry future with our 100ft pure top ranking, money making strain of Leghorn chicks hatched from breeding hens. 2 to 8 years old. Straight run. Chicks $14.00; pulet chicks, $28.00. through MJy, June, July. Volume discount. We pay expressage. 30 years experience. Write for factual folder, GRAHAM HATCHERT A PULLET FARM HAYWARD. CALIF. ! U. S. PULLORUM CLEAN POULTS OREGON BROAD BRESTED March. April and May Poults Available. SCIO LINN HATCHERY Box 77 Seio, Oregon. House Trailers and Cars B0 USED CARS AND $0 USED FACTORY built house trailers. MORGAN MOTOR AND FINANCE CO. 714 Sooth Main St. Salt Lake City. 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(Signal Corps Photo) Ledger Syndicate. WNU Features. ' Big I jars of It Looks Like Anpther Homer! Here's a SENSIBLE K2j to reSew EONIKLY PEM1LE Pflltl Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is famous not only to relieve periodic pain but also accompanying nervous, tired, hlghstrung feelings when due to functional monthly disturbances. Taken regularly It helps build up resistance against such symptoms. Pinkham's Compound helps nature! Follow label directions. Try It I cCd&(!h(PiHikhxirC6 WNU comtounb W 14-- 45 May Warn of Disordered Kidney Action , Modem life with its hurry and worry. Irregular habits, improper eating and drinking its risk of exposure and infection throws heavy strain on the work of the kidneys. They are apt to become d and fail to filter excesa acid and other impurities from the blood. i You may suffer nagging backache, headache, dizziness, getting up nights, leg pains,, swelling feel constantly tired, nervoui, all worn Out. Other signs of kidney or bladder disorder are sometimes burning, scanty or too frequent urination. Try Doans PiBs. Dooms help the kidneys to pass off harmful excess body waste. They have had more than hall century of public approval. Are recommended by grateful users everywhere. Ask yonr neighbor! over-taxe- life-givi- tbit Once again American farmers are expected to kqock one over the fence as they struggle to meet crop goals for 1945. The War Food administration is asking for a increase in planting this year, for a total of 363,635,000 acres. 9,000,-000-ac- re ; Biggest increase over last year will be in flaxseed, up 64 per cent. Then comes sugar beets a 49 per cent jump is being asked by WFA. Cover crop seed production must be boosted 42 per cent to supply urgent demands, particularly in the South. Farmers should go ahead with their plantings, confident that a fair return wiU be paid, WFA officials advise. 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