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Reduces Hatchability > More than 10 per cent of soybean White Mice Serving meal in the total diet fed to hens ,'•1'* s'v. V may reduce hatchability of eggs, In Chemical Tests although it is a valuable source of Insecticide Shower protein. Evaluates Formulae AUTO GRILLE HEADQUARTERS An old-style phonograph rigged We have the grilles, wheels, bumpers UP to give a revolving shower bath Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth, Dodge, Chry­ sler, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Búlele, Nash, to a white mouse is helping test Stude.. GMC, DeSoto and all trucks. new chemicals for effectiveness in NORTHERN GRILLE CO. stable fly control. The mice are 70S N. 6th St. - Minneapolis, Minn. SUSPECT . . . George Albert pinch-hitting for dairy cows in Brennan, 17, trainee at Lackland making the tests, says the U.S. de­ air force base, San Antonio, Tex., partment of agriculture. Meat market-grocery, Including liquors In non competitive district, tor quick was arrested in connection with The old phonograph was one that sale. Suitable tor butcher and wife. $7,000 the "lonely hearts” killings in played wax cylinder records. The monthly business. Beautiful living quart­ Delaware. The youth told officers test mouse is confined in a screen ers. $5,000 will handle. Write— he took no part in the killing of cage that replaces the old record SUNRISE MARKET two men. bolder. The mouse is rolled around Las Vegas, Nevada

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(See Recipes Below) Don’t delay. Order today. SWIFT & COMPANY HATCHERY Birthday Ideas Minot, North Dakota LYNN CHAMBERS’ MENU NYBODY CAN HAVE a birth- Broiled Chicken with Mushrooms day cake, and usually does. 1 Mashed Potatoes Green Peas LAKE TAHOE Maybe that’s be­ For lease. Store In Brockway Shops Tossed Orange-Grapefruit Salad Bldg., Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe. 6 stores cause no one Hot Biscuits Butter Honey In this, best business building at Lake. ever thinks of 12x30 ft., another 60 ft. deep. Rent $304 •Butterscotch Chiffon Pie or $000 per year. several times under a sprayed having a birth •Recipe Given WALTER HEMPEL, Owner CUPID’S TURN . . . Cupid has solution of the new chemical, and day pie. How Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe, California safely in the case of Johnny Groth, then is rolled under an air stream ever, as you can 22, sensational Detroit rookie out­ until dry. The test comes the next see from the pic beat in brown sugar, then the milk. fielder, who is going to marry his day in another cage with 20 stable ture, a birthday Add butter and salt and cook in CRYSTAL SPRING RANCH sweetheart with whom he is shown flies. If as many as four of the flies pie is both at­ top of boiler until thickened. on the Boulder river 36 miles south of here. She is Betty Stoll of , Stir in gelatin. Cool; add vanilla. Big Timber. succeed in attacking the mouse tractive and de who was in the stands when Groth Bept the egg whites until stiff; add HOUSEKEEPING CABINS without being driven off or licious, appropriate for Good Hunting and Fishing. sparked his big league debut with the granulated sugar gradually, For Information write poisoned, the chemical is not re­ carrying birthday greetings. two homers. garded as worth a full scale test while continuing to beat until stiff. BOB MOULDEN Have you ever noticed how some McLeod, Montana on a cow. This is the first time Fold into cooked custard, then pour or phone Livingston 018F11 white mice have been used in just one’s birthday creeps up on you into pie shell. Decorate with this kind of experimental work. sort of unexpectedly, too? You may whipped cream, if desired. have planned a pie or Just fruit and Federal entomologists are search, • • • cookies for dessert. These, too, can Set tires, tubes,. rims,, Massey-Harrls ing actively for a spray that will 21 A Combine $164. Set for other makes be decorated to suit the occasion. ANOTHER EASY WAY to take protect animals from attack by combines also, set tractor John Deere D Then, again, if you are rushed care of a birthday is to serve a or 15-30 $76. Manure spreader set, tires, stable flies and other blood-sucking tubes rims $50. BR 6479. for time, there may be some simple delicious bowl flies and mosquitoes. Recent ex­ of scoops of de­ MARVIN A. NORTHROP AEROPLANE perience has proved abundantly dessert which will take less time CO., INC. than the layer cake and its elabor lightful, refresh­ 600 Washington Ave. NO KLANSMEN, THEY . . . This striking view, so similar to many how profitable it is for farmers to N. Minneapolis, Minn. ate topping. Look through the tips ing ice. This seen in the United States when the Ku Klux Klan was most active, protect cattle from the torment of I’m giving you today if you want may be bought would seem to be that of a group of klansmen marching along with “fly time” and thus avoid the sum­ unusual ways to celebrate birth already made in the traditional lighted cross—but nothing could be further from the mer slump in milk production and At last, it’s here! The Octanator auto­ days. any flavor de­ matically Injects moisture Into air-stream fact. These paraders took part in observance of Holy Week in Madrid gains in weight of animals on sired, or may be entering carburetor on cars, trucks and and are members of the “brotherhood of silence.” About 6,000 members pasture. • • • tractors increasing power1 and mileage, made In your re­ and cleans plugs, valves and rings. Deal­ tookpart in the solemn procession. This search calls for trials of A GLAMOROUS birthday party frigerator from ers wanted. Write for descriptive litera­ hundreds of chemicals. Many of dessert may be swished out of pre the following recipe; ture to— these are new synthetics. pared chocolate pudding, like this: CIIAB. J. OVIATT, Distributor Fruited Orange Ice Sherldsn, Wyoming Chocolate Coconut Birthday Pie (Makes 1% quarts) 1 package prepared chocolate Soil Protection pudding | 3 cups water 1 cup sugar MONTANA HOTEL 2 cups milk For Sale: This fine, compact 70-room % cup shredded coconut 5 cups orange juice western Montana hotel, located In fast H cup lemon Juice growing community. Room rentals, bar CONTESTS WILL . . . Screen 1 baked 8-inch pie shell sales, coffee shop and dining room gross­ extra Gloria Schumm will contest 2 egg whites Grated rind of Yt orange ing around $300,000 annually. Bldg, and 3 bananas, sliced rooms In wonderful condition. Takes the will of 'the late Wallace Beery, 4 tablespoons sugar about $76,000 cash down to handle. Please screen actor, claiming he was the V* cup shredded coconut H cup maraschino cherries, make personal Inquiry. RI-8087. sliced NAT GOTTLIEB, PACIFIC REALTY CO. father of her year-old son. She Prepare chocolate pudding as di­ S. 12 Monroe Spokane, Washington said she would file a claim for rected on package with the milk Make a syrup by cooking the 3100,000 for support of the child. (Reduce milk to one and three water and sugar; cool. Mix orange fourths cups if a thicker filling is and lemon juices; add grated FOR SALE desired.) Cool, stirring occasional orange rind; add syrup and sweeten 1—D8 “Cat” 2 U 2463 with “Cat” Dozer and F. P. Scraper, Entire outfit In ly. Add ohe half cup coconut. Turn to taste. Freeze until mushy. Add excellent condition. Price, $20,000. into pie shell. bananas and cherries and continue 1—RD 7 Cat with LeTourneau power control unit. Price, $4,200. Beat egg whites until foamy to freeze until totally frozen. To 1—International TD 16, 2 years old with near new LeTourneau Dozer and con­ throughout. Add sugar, one table­ serve place scoops in a large bowl. trol unit. Price, $8,500, spoon at a time, beating after each When serving a bowl of ice or 1—300 amp. Lincoln arc welder on Chev. truck. Price, $1,200. addition until sugar is blended ice cream, carry out the birthday 1—40-ton low Boy trailer. $1,800. Then continue beating until mixture J. F. ENGLAND CONSTRUCTION CO. Pelting rains may be a soil de­ theme with a 712 St. Clond St., Rapid City, 6. Dak. stroyer rather than a farm blessing stands in-peaks. Pile lightly on top plate of special unless your land has a protective of filling. Bake in a moderate (350°) cookies, each of “umbrella” over cover crops. oven for 10 minutes. Sprinkle with which has a Beating rains on bare land break one-fourth cup coconut and continue small candle In­ SAVE ON SEASONED the surface soil into small particles. baking five minutes longer, or un serted through BUILDING MATERIAL til delicately browned. Dimension _ . $50 M These particles quickly fill the the center. Nat­ T im b e rs___ - 45 M pores of the surface soil. The sur­ Candles are easily arranged on urally, the cook­ Sheathing __ _ 65 M S id in g ------_ 65 M face forms a hard crust. Water the pie if you simply melt a drop of ies should be un­ Fir Flooring _ 70 M cannot soak in. Instead, it runs wax on the plate and stick the usual as they Masonite ___ - 60 M Flrtex . 35 M over the surface. The farm land candle in it. Another idea uses are really sub­ Transite ___ _ 40 M marshmallows for candles. In this stituting for the Plywood 3-8" .100 M then suffers a double loss. It loses Plywood 5-8" .140 M needed moisture for crops and it case, candles must be small, of cake. Here are Doors, windows, radiators, shelving, In­ loses valuable top-soil. course, to avoid top heaviness. several good types from which to sulation, asph. tile, cabinets, electrical choose: and plumbing supplies. Many other build­ FORLORN FIGURE . . . Joe Di- The Middle West soil improve­ Here’s another idea for pie, if ing supplies. Code boilers, complete with ment committee suggests these tank, stoker, cond. pump and elec, equip. Maggio, ailing New York Yankee you want to carry out the same London Bars All prices FOB Farragut, Idaho. HAVING A "HIGH” TIME . . . Defying equilibrium, gravity and sundry , presents a forlorn figure steps for protecting your soil and treatment suggested above for Ye cup sweet bntter giving your crops better use of FARRAGUT WRECKING CO. other things which bar this sort of thing as a pastime for ordinary per­ as he sits in the Yankee dugout candle arrangement. This is a light, 4 tablespoons confectioners’ Farragut, Idaho the rains you get: sons, Betty Fox, featured performer of the Barnes Brothers circus, is at the season’s opening game. airy chiffon pie, butterscotch in sugar shown on a tiny platform extending from a 13tb floor window of the Joe has a heel spur that refuses 1. Use a cropping system that flavor: 2 egg yolks gives your soil as continuous cover Congress hotel in Chicago. to heal. *Bntterscotch Chiffon Pte % cap floor as possible throughout the year. (Makes one 9-inch pie) Apricot Jam 2. Thick’- growing grasses and 1 baked, 9-Inch pie shell Nnt meringue GENEALOGY deep-rooted legumes give the best 1 tablespoon plain, unflavored % cnp blanched, shredded al­ cover. How would you like to know the names gelatin monds of the others, Resides yourself whn. are 3. Small grains following com compiling data' on your family USest V* cup water , Cream butter and sugar; add .egg How would you like to present ‘j&rar help keep the land protected. genealogy problem* to 10.000 other gene­ 4. If winter wheat or rye is not 3 eggs, separated yolks and flour. Press dough one- alogists? These things happen when, you 1 cnp brown sugar, firmly eighth inch thick into a buttered and register your names In the Handy Guide feasible, a good covering can be for Genealogists, soon to be published. bad bV mashing down com stalks packed floured pan. Bake in a hot oven un­ ($1.10 postpaid). Send for registration or soybean topb. 1 cnp scalded milk til light brown, about 10-12 min­ blank and prospectus. 2 tablespoons bntter Legumes like alfalfa and sweet utes -Remove from pan, spread Other publications: Ths Genealogical •lover prevent washing away of V* teaspoon salt with apricot jam, cover with nut Helper, quarterly magazine ($1.00 a year), and the How Book for Genealogists, (25c), soil. Their prying taproots open the ft teaspoon vanilla extract meringue,, sprinkle with the al­ H cap granulated sugar joil so rain soaks in and is held monds and return to the oven until W. M. EVERTON, Publisher almonds have browned. When cold, for crops. Legumes well fed with Soak gelatin in cold water tor Logan, Utah phosphate and potash fertilizer add five minutes. Beat egg yolks until cut into strips, three inches long life-giving organic matter. thick and lemon colored Gradually and one inch wide. Youngsters will love these new Land Should Be Turned LYNN SAYS: Quick ways to Prepare cookie treats Use your favorite Under for New Legumes Dishes Given oatmeal cookie recipe, fold in otie- FOR SALE When com is to follow first year For thin, crisp French fried half cup of finely cut gumdrops. sweetclover, it is advisable to get onions, soak one-fourth-incb thick There’s a real flavor surprise in 80 Head Cows with the ground turned under before the onion rings in milk for IS minutes, every bite. Calves by side. new growth of the legume removes then dip in a mixture of two-thirds Serve stew in a noodle ring, made Good Ages and Well too much moisture form the soil. cup of cornmeal and one-third cup by packing cooked noodles into a greased mold, then turning out on Marked.* THIS BIRD HAS TABLE MANNER8 . . . *Kost any poDy “wants LITTLE a COLONIAL8 . . . Ana This tip comes from D. L. Gross, of flour to which salt and pepper Cole Kernodle, g, and her broth­ a chop plate and filling the center cracker,” but only Rebecca, a stickler for propriety, insist« on a Nebraska university extension have been added. Fry in hot. deep May 15ih Delivery* er John Robert Kernodle, Jr., af with cooked stew. spoon with hers. Besides being adept at the table graces—Including agronomist. He, advises, however, fat (375*) for two minutes. Burlington, N.C., were among the not to plow under the clover before Ready-cooked ham may be heated Dip thin calves-liver slices in F. A. THOMAS , proper ase of knife and fork—Rebeoca ean dance and is an excellent flower bearers to the president French dressing, then in bread conversationalist. Her vocabulary is referred to as “interesting.” Her new crown shoots get to a lepgth with canned sweet potatoes on the general at the opening of the 58thof four to six inches. Earlier plow­ broiler rack for another quick de­ crumbs and saute quickly in but­ Sievensville, Montana bomp, appropriately enough, is a restaurant called the "Chatterbox.”congress of the DAB. ter. This is truly deliciousl ing may not kill thf legums. licious meaL Phone 123 J

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