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X - X v a We Th e looked 2 ‘T h e ghastly glow in the water lighted a floating band! A man-caught between our craft and the piling—his flashlight under w a ter! I roped his wrist...managed to hold his head above water... scream ed! Luckily — help came fast! *m * .m m H i * fit 3 “W e hauled him up and got him into the cabin. Lucky these bacteriej lasted! He said they'd been used a lot! Believe me - we know why 'Eveready' flashlight bat teries are called the batteries with Nine Lives'!\ ■ X xa X C THE FLASHLIGHT BATTER/ WITH N I N E j & ^ U V active ... takes a cat nap . • • and bounces back with new pep,* • so \Eveready\ flashlight batteries recover power* between uses and bounce bacH:* for extra life / •Technical explanation: due to the electro* chemical regeneration o f flea deoolarizar. NATIONAL CARBON C O M P A N Y . INC. 80 B e a t 42nd S t . N«« York 17 . N T Unit of Union Car6<do end Carbon Corporation GQ3 $ \Nine Lives'* end Cat Symbol ere trede*tnerkt of National Carbon Co»t fee Confined Flocks Make More for Poultrymen Average 28 More Eggs Per Hen When Kept Up Profitable chicken flocks usual ly lay about 20 per cent of their to tal yearly eggs during the last three months of the year. They produce one dozen eggs for each seven pounds of feed, have less than 12 per cent yearly mortality, and average 175 eggs or more per bird. Here is how poultrymen may achieve such records with their fall- housed pullets and insure them selves a profit: 1. More money will be made if the flock is kept confined. Figures show that confined flocks lay 28 A hom em a d e grain chute set at a tilt on an old truck m akes quick w o rk of feeding scratch to pullets on the Glendale poultry farm at Som erset, M ass, more e&gs per hen than those given the run of the farm. If it is desired to turn the flock out for part of the day, it should be done in the late afternoon—on a clean, graveled yard. 2. Supply plenty of floor space. Three to four square feet for each bird is about right. 3. Use a built-up litter on your chicken house floor. In starting a litter, use straw, wood shavings, sawdust, peanut hulls, peatmoss or any dry material available. Champ Wheat Grower vX-xw: X - X - . v . - X V 'X - X - X - X v . - . V . V X X - X - X - J v Harold Pirtle, of Sullivan, Ind., shown above, was winner of the 1949 “pocket area” wheat growing championship in a contest spon sored by Purdue University and the Southwestern Indiana Wheat Im provement association. . He produced an average of 57% bushels of wheat per acre on an 11-acre field. His prize-winning wheat was Vigoo, the new stiff- strawed, heavy-yielding red winter wheat developed at Purdue. S Certified Seed Said Need for Good Crop Only by purchasing certified seed can a farmer make certain he is getting the best product available, says Dr. R. P. Moore, director in charge of the North Carolina crop e improvement association. Dr. Moore says seed are unique in that their breeding cannot be de termined from alone. appearance To determine in advance the type of crop which a particular lot of seed can produce, it is necessary to know the history of the seed. In the production of hybrid corn, the plant breeder probably will know much about the performance of the proposed hybrid before it is actually produced. After it is pro duced, it is put through a series of tests. T* r Diseased Livestock Costs armer Millions Yearly Millions of dollars are lost every ?ar in diseased livestock. Less than a dozen diseases are causing unbelievable losses in cattle, calves, hogs and sheep. Pneumonia and -pleurisy are most common, with pyemia, or blood poisoning, in third place. Immaturity alone claimed over one- fourth of the more than seven mil lion calves slaughtered annually, according to the report. ffflrniii-HSHflifnij- ijjjjr A l.'iiH iils. I , . . . . I I I * . « • » * . , . . . . . • • i f f f * . I .•.* liililF .dSSiniuiiuiiiK F o r an ex t r a - s p e c ia l sandw ich fillin g m ix c r e a m ch e e s e , d e v iled h a m and fin e ly ground p im ien to stu ffed o live s . T h is fillin g also m a y be used w ith P a r k e r h o u s e ro lls and s e r v e d w ith a luncheon salad . / I f the ca k e fillin g is too thin in con s isten c y , a d d fin e ly - ground w a ln u ts until it is thick enough to sp r e a d . stains rub with - a cloth sprinkled w ith soda. * • * Cloth filte r s used in vacuum - typ e c o ffe e m a k e r s can be kept sw e e t and fresh by rinsin g them in soda w a t e r and storin g in a fresh sod a -w a ter solution— a b o u t 1 teaspoon soda to glass o f w a ter. R in s e filte r b e fo r e using. A little bakin g soda em p tied in to a s h t r a y s a c t s as a qu ick fire ex t in g u ish e r a n d m a k e s tra y s ea s y to clean . T o re m o v e the slim y film from flo w e r vases, sp r in k le soda on a d a m p cloth and rub th e w a lls of th e va s e . Soda not on ly clean s the va s e , but sw e e ten s it, too. L e a t h e r th a t is too d r y m a y be soften e d by a p p lyin g an equ a l m ix t u r e o f ca s t o r oil and n e a t ’ s foot oil. A p p ly w ith a soft cloth. Wasteful ‘Chin, w ill you run dow n to fo e store and g e t those n o w ? ” Who uan x T h e hou s e w ife w a s v e r y critical o f th e w a y a w o r k m a n w a s putting dow n linoleu m ;n h e r kitchen. “ Look, la d y ,’ * he said, “ this is m y business. W h a t do you knovs about la y in g lin o leu m ? ” “ W e ll,” she confessed, “ I n e v e i laid linoleum and I n e v e r laid ar eg g , but I can m a k e a b e tter o m e let than a hen can .” BIG J&R lot 1NE F O R S C R A T C H E S M OROLIN E PETROLEUM JELLY g e t asked the g r o c e r ies la d y o f the house. She didn ’ t w a n t h e r Chi n e s e serva n t to h e a r an y m o r e o f the argu m e n t she w a s h a v in g w ith h e r husband. “ Y e s , m is s y ,” g la d ly assented the Chinese. T h e argu m e n t, u n r e s train e d by the p r e s e n c e o f a n o n -m e m b e r o f the fa m ily , broke out again in fresh fu r y . H e r husband b e c a m e so ex c ited that he tripped and fe l l out o f the w in d o w — head firs t in the ashcan w indow . Just then ju s t under the . FURNACE USER! a r e you thinking o f junk ing \your fu rnace because you r fire pot is cra c k e d o r a hole is burnt in it? W r it e fo r circu lar. It explain s how you r fu r n a c e can be put in firs t class w o r k in g ord e r w ith one o f our tension rods. S a tisfaction is gu a r anteed. P r o t e c t new blinds fro m sun ligh t by a p p ly in g a co a t in g o f w a x to th e slats. It a lso m a k e s th e m 1 e a s ie r to k e e p clean . the serva n t ca m e b a c k fro m his erran d and saw his m a s t e r ’ s f e e t w a v in g fe e b ly in the air. H e shook his head sadly. M e lica n w o m e n v e l l y ex t la v a - g a n t ,” he m u ttered . “ M a s t e r still good fo r fiv e m o r e y e a r s . ” SMITH MFG. 924 West High St Bryan, Ohio • • 4 , f t it ■ . W h en food sticks to ^ e n a m e led utensils, soak abou t 20 m inutes, or until food is loosened, in a baking soda and w a t e r solution— about 3 tab lesp o o n s soda to qu a r t o f w a t e r . T o rem ove stubborn F O R . F L E I S C H M A N N S PRY YEAST— its ' DEPENDABLE FIRST AID to AILING HOUSE ( m o 8 A A S E A T H O M E ) by Roger C. 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