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Show and enjoy... k, -bouaw. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, 86 proof James B. Beam Distilling Co, Clermont, Kentucky -x k-xw-xSxXSSksh REMODEL YOU HOME Under The TITLE 1 F.H.A. 36 Months To Pay HOME LUMBER COMPANY Phone 15 Roosevelt, Utah 17 Pig! You Can Win Me I iMEEll PC "busands dollar in I if Merchandise Certificates! JUST GUESS MY WEIGHT! I I'm Big Enough to Last An Average , , V Family of Four for Several Months 30 PORK CHOPS J 2 SHOULDER ROASTS .m'TuT-' ' I 2 SLABS OF BACON 'ffJTTS J 2 PICNIC HAMS lt f Jr I 2 TENDER HAMS 11 fti : 2 SIDES OF SPARERIBS S ' Y , ; I S LBS. GROUND PORK" A $ A , l 6 LBS. OF LARD f $L f''Jf ' X . , ( See XMe All This Week ' In Harrison Appliance t Window in My Big --- y BEN-HUR FREEZER In cos tAlm, MrliMl entry wins. DkIiImi of (ud0t U final. f WHAT'S YOUR GUESS? 1 Contest Closes on Sept. 26 ' , , '.Weighing In" Ceremonies at 12 noon 1 8 thit "Porkie" the Frozen Pig weight, .... , . . . . 1 8 a Winner need not be present to win -b ! vroB. weight m,i s,sf) IF YOU CAN'T COME IN i namc MAIL YOUR ENTRY TO FRAN HARRISON ' wow I APPLIANCE HSJX SEE A IwLJi f,rst! Northern Gas & Appliance Phone 240-W Roosevelt I ilSipl TURKEYS n;-1.'.-1 Jn ALL YEAR IIWm0ha&il 'ROUND ' ; v ' ; -3 .... end f:j j more profits I fr. ,rJrr-t;j For Hcrasr & ! I Aba Thompson iJ s It started as an ordinary, one-man turkey farm, but Homer Thompson's farm near Orem is growing rapidly in ' ;; : production and profits using methods that can be applied I ; to many poultry operations. The Utah Farmer for Sept. 17 4 has the full story of how Thompson built a year-round mar-: mar-: I ket from a seasonal item. Now, Thompson has expanded i f into custom brooding, as well as turkey processing and : I freezing. You'll get good ideas from this report. It's typical : ? of the interesting, useful articles in every issue of The Utah Farmer. INEXPERIENCED MONKS do expert c I . : irrigation job . . . I " ) . j ; Adding ideas to expert help, monks at the I. v V I ; Abbey of Our Lady of the Holy Trinity, Hunts- ' .. f . 1 :: . j ville, installed their own gravity-fed sprinkler f f , i ;.!; system to efficiently irrigate 200 acres. Elee. I ,-V- - i s sri trical readings tell when and how much to i i; ;s water. For ideas in irrigation, read "Hunts- "j ville Sprinklers Run Themselves," in the Sept. Hftvt- "M'm-M S, :!? 17 issue. ALSO TOP READING: In "We M&sflsT- '"2&&&Je GreW "P.,B Mo,her,J Garden," a reader Monk w.lch.. sp,inkl.r .y.t.n, gives the heartwarming account of how her t the momsieiy vegeiabl mother used a garden to teach important srde S; ij lifetime lessons. In The Utah Farmer, Sept. 17. ; i . ' The Utah Farmar was axtremety helpful to me in my 15 years . . . 1. y' 1 In flrain marketing end alio in my renching operation!. I havej I '"m' u"d it elio si en advertising medium and received excellent results 1 l i .... I feel that alt termers and ranchers should have The Utah 1 fe: ; M 1 Farmer .... t : 1 .v- I Elwood Williams, Owner f k .;: " :y; 1 Williams Ranch, Ogden, Utah 1 ... J . There's always goad reading for all the family S i " Xis? ,n The 0,on Farmer. It will pay you to read it ? regularly. Only $1.50 a year; three years, $3.50. SEND FOR r"L ; (UjDl.nMjW "fVah-7--: if I, " Vim 36 Richards St. i- TjT, ii 1 "" Salt lake City, Utah y Utah S I I want to find out if your magazine can be as useful to me as you I Exclusive I ' nl" Iub'C"Pl'on for the period checkedi ' N mrm j I 0 -- Q 3 Ve-3.50 ! :! rurm ana O Send mt a Free Copy, without obligation on my part. I Livestock . , n.m f Magazine j Address j , " ""! -tr-yl rosloific. , I :JwiWM?"B,fcwwi m (j,,,, ) Bjtssstj fjM mm iiffM mm mmu mmu J |