S o u th ern Oregon News Review , T hursday, A pril 7, 1949
Bluebids for Color
New Type Sharpener
Usable in Fields
Will Sharpen Mower
Blade While on Bar
A new type of hay mower blade
iharpener which makes It possible
to sharpen the ordinary mower sec­
tion right in the field without even
removing It from the cutter bar,
thus saving time and labor and
making it possible to cut more hay
faster, has been placed on the mar­
ket by the New England Carbide
Tool Company, Inc.
OOKING for a bluebird? Let
these bring color and cheer to
your kitchen towels.
Even the
youngsters will love em broidering
them .
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MUTT AND JE F F
By Bud Fi.her
REGULAR FELLERS
By Gene Byrnes
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D esig ns e v e ry n e e d le w o m a n k n o w s w i ll be
e ffe c tiv e . P a tte r n 676 has tra n s fe r o f 8 m o ­
tifs i ' / 4 X l ‘/t inches. S end 20c (In coin s) f o r
each p a tte rn .
I t ’s N E W ! It 's w o n d e r fu l— o u r N e e d le -
c r a f t C a ta lo g . S e n d fifte e n cents fo r Illu s ­
tra tio n s o f n e w e s t designs t h a t b e g in n e rs
fin d easy, e x p e rts p r e fe r . . . c ro c h e t, k n it ­
tin g . e m b ro id e ry , toys, d o lls , h o u s eh o ld
a n d p e rso n a l accessories.
f r e e p a tte rn
p r in te d In bo ok.
The black tip of this new type
mower blade sharpener Is made
of carboloy cemented carbide,
hardest metal commercially avail­
able. Mower blades can be sharp­
ened quickly and easily In the
field with this sharpener.
The sharpener consists of a steel
Sewing C ircle N eed lec raft Dept.
564 W . R a n d o lp h S t. C h ic a g o 80, U l.
shank one-half inch square and
Enclose 20 cents lor pattern.
about 5” long, chrome plated against
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rust and having rounded edges so
Nam e
that the tool can be carried safely
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in the pocket. The tip which does
the actual sharpening is made of
ultra-hard carboloy cemented car­
bide metal, which is attached se­ DDT Increases Yield
curely to the steel shank.
O f Clover Seed
To sharpen mower blades with
W illiam Meinholz of Dane coun­
this "carbide tipped" tool, the edges
ty, Wisconsin, increased his yield
of the blade to be sharpened are of Ladino seed by one-third when
uncovered. The sharpener is held 1 he dusted it with 40 pounds of 5
in the hand, palm down. The car- j per cent DDT per acre. Meinholz
boloy tip is placed on the mower reports dusting gave better results
blade at about a thirty-degree angle, than spraying (one pound DDT in
and drawn from back to front on the 100 gallons of w ater per a cre),
blade three or four times. This pro­ while Henry P erry , Jefferson
duces an extremely sharp edge. county, reported an increased
Any small burr which many develop seed yield of 76 per cent in red
clover with the use of the spray.
on the blade may be removed by
drawing the carbide tip across the
bottom of the blade.
Horses Are Dangerous
By Arthur Pointer
JITTER
AM AN S /M J M N G TO S E fc VOU
D O N I L£T H IM S C L L Y O U AMY
- T N IN 6 WF CANT. A FfO P P
MUSCLE
STRAIN?
SUNNYSIDE
bY €,ark S’ Haas
By Len Kleis
VIRGIL
By Charles Kuhn
GRANDM A
MY. YES - t SOT TOO MUCH
STARCH IN MY BEST LITTLE
TEA APRON. WHEN I WASHED.
THAT’LL TEACH HER T ’ COME
BARGIN’ IN HERE WHEN I’M!
GRIEVIN’ OVER BUSTIN' MY^
FAVORITE DISH
Never approach a horse with­
out speaking to him.
As a rule, farmers do not con­
sider horses as especially dan­
gerous animals, yet they account
for more accidents of a serious
nature than any other farm animal.
According to the National Safety
Council, approximately three times
as many actidents occur with
horses as with any other farm ani­
mal. Farmers should always be
cautious around these animals, the
NSC continued. One phase of this
precaution is a thorough check in
the spring of ail equipment to be
used on or by horses, particularly
harness.
Only strong harness should be
used and these should be inspected
regularly and kept in good repair.
Dry leather has low tensile strength
and it should be cleaned with mild
soap and warm water and treated
with oil.
Attention to equipment
such as neck-yokes, tongues, single-
trees, double-trees and eveners is
also very necessary.
The NSC suggests that many seri­
ous farm accidents can be prevented
by following these simple rules:
Never approach a horse without
speaking to him. When cleaning a
stall, making no sudden movement.
Enter the stall on the left side of
the horse. When driving or leading
horses, never wrap the lines around
body.
Male Youngsters Drink
More Milk Than Girls
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When fatigue.exposure put misery in muscles, ten­
dons and back, relieve such symptoms quickly
with the liniment specially made for this purpose.
Sorelone Liniment comains effective rubefa­
cient ingredients that act like glowing warmth
from a heating pad. Helps attract fresh surface
blood supply.
Soretone is in a class by itself. Fast, gentle,
satisfying relief assured or price refunded. 50c.
Economy size $1.00.
Try Soretone for Athlete's Foot. Kills all
types of common fungi— on contact!
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Results of a recent study should
be of Interest to dairy fanners. I
I The study revealed that teen-age
I boys drink more milk than teen­
age girls. Eating habits of school
boys and girls. 15 years of age and
over, in both city and rural high J
schools were
studied for three
days.
It was found that 39 per cent of
the boys and only 22 per cent of
the girls drank a quart a day.
Are you going through the func­
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Watch Your
___ Kidneys/
Help Them Cleanse the Blood
of Harmful Body Waste
T o u r kidneys are constantly filterin g
w asta m a tte r from th e blood stream . B u t
k idn eys som etimes lag in th e ir w o rk — do
n o t act as N a tu re Intended— fa ll to re­
m ove Im p u ritie s th a t , if reta in e d , m ay
poison th e system and upset th e whole
b o d y m achinery.
S ym p tom s m ay be nagging backaebe,
persistent headache, a ttac k s of dizziness,
g e ttin g up nights, swelling, putfineae
u n d e r th e eyes— a (aeling of nervous
s n z ie ty and loss of pep and s tre n g th .
O th e r signs of kid n ey or blad der dis­
order are som etim es bu rn ing , scan ty or
too freq uent u rin a tio n .
T h e re should be no d o ubt th a t p ro m p t
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