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THIS HOUSE IDEAL FOR WARM CLIMATE
Oregon Federation Program
Each -Thursday Morning ;
y , Proving Hefpful
To the housewife who Is a gar
dener as won, or oao who 1 iater
- ested if becoming a gardener, the
. radio programs presented ander
the direction ot the Oregon Fed
oration .of Garden clubs will be
found ot unusual Interest and
value. 1; .
These program aro to bo beard
each Thursday morning at '11:90
o'clock orer station KOAC. Sev
rat pooplo from Salem aro on tbe
program for this year. Hiss Eaitn
Schryver, president of the Salem
Garden cclub has already been
heard intone program and others
aro to follow.
Beginning with Deceisber there
will bo an evening home ardn
lecture glren each Thursday as
well as a morning lecture. - The
hours for the evening programs
. rlll bo given in tho morning ses-
Rons.
For the benefit ot those inter
ested the morning programs from
December 3 on through to May 26
Is given" below.
December S. "Medicine Plants
In Gardens", Dr. Clara Waffle.
Astoria.-
December 10, Mrs. Daniel Heff
'ner. rice president of federation;
and Mrs. H. O. Livingston on
"Outdoor lighting of Christmas
trees" also report of tho Grants
Pass Gart club.
December 17, "Beautiful Road
sides" Mrs. John F. Risley, Port
land; "Headlines of Trees and
Shrubs," Prof. A. L- Peck; Report
of Gresham Garden club. Decem
ber 24, "Decorating tor Christ
mas" and report ot Hillsboro Gar
den club. December 31, "Fertil
iser for, the Garden," C. V. Ru
sek. January 7. "Billboards." Mrs.
J.IL Honeyman, and Illinois
.Valley, garden club report.
January 14, "Club Harmony,"
Mrs. Josephine Forney; "Trees"
Miss Elizabeth Lord; Kendall
Garden club report. January 21,
Mrs. Dorothy Seymour, of legisla-
tire committee and report of
Klamath Falls Garden club. Jan
uary 28, "Plantlag Tour Seed
Flats". JL Roy Kerr.
February 4, "Roadsides", Mrs.
F. B. Harlow, Oregon state
grange; "Delphiniums", Mrs. Ag
. nes A. Wheeler; Little Garden re
port. February 11, "Azaleas and
Rhodendrons" Theodore Van
Ween; report of tho McMinnvllle
garden club. February 25, "Oar
den Pools" Ernest Infer; report
ot Monmouth Civic club.
March 3, ''How Honolulu hand
led the Billboard Problem", Ma J.
Gen. Credo Hammonds. March 10.
t "Water Gardens" by Fred Bauer
Jr.; March 18, "Landscaping Pub
lic and Semi-Public Grounds",
Mrs. Florence Holmes Gerke;
Portland Garden club report.
April 7, "Proposed Billboard
Legislation," Judge Robert W.
Sawyer; April 14, "Roses and
Their Care", Dr. S. S. Sullinger,
- Salem Garden club report. April
21. "Filling In with Annuals.'
Mr. Aufraace. April 28. "Violas,"
Mrs. Agnes Wheeler; St. Helens
Garden club report.
May 5, "Highway Beautlfica
- . tlou," Douglas A. Shelor, Seattle,
wash. May 12, "Japanese Iris,
Mrs. U. G. Smith; Vernonia Gar-
den club report. May II, "Col
umbines", Miss M. S. Creighton,
Salem; Woodburn Garden dub re-
O ' ' ' ' . ' . ." i !
rt jf-ikn - J1-
r j-a vr.i.. rm.:. 1. J i m win mm Mfaaalftn ftl ' Ail vtV& fne .
"flby ?i".d ip'tl?i helot, their plaoaDrttilloti
T -p. i. -n I Ana-half f Mt -wiA at th hack 1 la sptte oi its pert oction
eaX hoid twta bed. and 1. adapt- and, a six Inch board at tho front ;JTh eamellto ha. smooth shiny
edt to thorn Laeeing, j. ai iney 30m wii wiin 1 vM
. fin.. atand is or 4ft i the lower frame so that no moles
.1 . oi n a irk- i ''.o 1 rr 11 " . 1 ... . .
01 duu ukwo . "r'" j u v. .iii,M,MinAiWAiiiifi l. Ka aiii&waiir ana icbs Tinaainiv rac in. i ... ni j
frmd en. 5 th taiki ( th Firaw l have help with tho design, the hare s lot 10x15 to bo most fitrlk- Next fill over screen with three I often enough to keen th soil
d Garden ems raaio profframi vvibk garden IS sound to become yours I ng jwr wur incnes oi neamea ain i moist bat not wet.
Ji'""4." LhBr!lV. mlV in personaUty If yon are tho one -fno eost, varying with local la-1 eomposed of completely decom-1 As you plan your bulb plant
m o wi.t.r t4jpr( mi.i. whQ works and lives In It. Toa bor condiUons, wiU bo between 1 posed compost with some gritty jing, this year oonsider those va
.i ji,. iwill usually bo the one who puts IttoOft and Slft.090. I sand and a little loamy garden Titles which ar adanted to nrt.
rZZ2Za7:.rlln rifatTon. the finishing louche, to the ar- r : soil. Pack this down pretty well ting. Yon will bo more than re-
llfi ImTIWITU iM,lMB loosen tno top soli np paid when their cheery blooms
II" HI I llilll again. lighten un the Indoor several
1 HH I III I I To steam the soiL one may J wintry months In advance of tho
v-uojL iwtb put oi i now or paraae in tne garden
aoors. rust a wasa tub on the
stove and fill the tub. with can.
tho prepared, sifted soil set on
bit ot wire screen in tho tub
so that the water can circulate
Tvnical of tho southern colonial
houso is this convenient and high
ly compact plan and exterior aa
sign.4' -: ' " T---. ' '.
Jl doUghtfil baUnco of design
and material tartar Is struck.
Common brick ' wall, w hi to
washed, and gTay-bluo slate root,
with tu shapely dormers tor second-floor
rooms, together with
plfajain chimneys Jutting beyond
tho and walls complete tho x
iTar vlaw. not forgetting tho
white trim (or windows and and
door and green shatter. , -
Tho center hall has splendid
closet spaces, spaces with passago
way straight through tho house to
tho hack door and first floor lava
tory.
Tho kitchen Is of unusual also.
because of tho dining alcove spneo
attached. Equipment is wen-piao-d,
with tho sink under the) win
dow and cabinets above,
Cross ventilation in every room
In tho house makes it a good plan
for warm climates where breesos
aro precious.
1 hahllsgr
oiiiiiu.Tn nnwfiTniif
n hum.
Needs?
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IT
COID FK TOLD
Purpose arid Location Must
Be Occidcd FirsV t
Writer's Advice
, - Br NETTTB REEVES
Whflo we so aften hear-about
nlantln ta a icotd frame, "some
may not know just how to pro
ceed ra making one, so I wfil
gtvo s rery satisfaetoty way of
making a eold zramo wmen wui
guard against ,tho two worst
slant enemies moles and weeds.
-Tho first thing to consider Is
what the frame Is to be used for.,
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DOES YOUR
GARDEN GROW?
: i Br ULLia l.?madskk
It's going to bo shrub ; day
again today. This w shrub plant
ing time and S Just cannot stay
off from tho
mbfoe t ot
planting moro
t 1 owerlng
ihrubs. " t
And now tho
am ell la Is
again tho flow
er of fashion. -roars
ago this
was Also so, No
eld-tlmo . hero
of tha - roman
tie novel wottld
tare step, .oft
his home stoop
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it
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y . .
ZiBlaKadaMr
. i - ,MAiais .uoiu
fh.. nrTnr,iaira if ft 't be camellia or a gar-
than nerennlaU so IX! It Is toM hla bttttonnole. Tfcga
.VmSSS - e gay Umes, theufrlvol-
to hare tho frame open to sonrtn. I
It for perennial open to tho ou ,V.m.M 4 U r'mvwi4 r0:
vlTi tm till nor little flower went tho way of
.11 r,. 'V 'I! S crinoline.. Bat again fashion
The square dining room is fitted j !f:h ,,f"! ,1 has changed and long skirts and
for snaclous dining and tho corner camellias aro IN. A camelUa
tiroplaco lends enchantment. "ThI 3ta tt bf1l rdett l
TVbo correctly flnUhed, tho In- A?ttrtn JfSTiS l0Telr lowing. I do not believe
terlor walls should bo Pltered, .JTSJSi. iia?- ther more perfectly formed
and Paper In subdued colors. Tho make j mneh sloirer WJtJ. they nyrer t fa ff
woodwork should, bo in whits mutoo mnch moro coddling than M ft erfect tlut lt ta
throughout, r ttt fdi. v itopld
i( id anyone wno nas seen
Throe-way UghV make, thejlr-
Overplanting Notable als
Fault in Garden Layout:
Shouldn't Conceal House SSJ'-rMSJs Mr
"-"- -T-- " Ton r as will be reanfred
SetitS' bee. lovel. make a low the gorgeous display of pink .and
ofthoom 0a " V 5 1 tr.-. of. wood, say 2" by a- wMU . and red and variegated ca-
TJpstairs U compact, but yet J nps arouB p" r.. '2
HAS BIG INCREASE ?
as JI.1UM fAQ st Ts1 a 1 1 ATI
" .rJ'T. r: r'. i . don, and a good design can beper-
tlal to good design, but upon tne i vli.
successful treatment ot the next - a---
two noints privacy and interest I "7 , . 4 '"'"6"
jwo " I which c-iTe intarest to vonr rar
will rest any claims oi our - - . " lfrvt
dens to that Intangible something Jff; nd th ho,,l(, ba ttltWy
called "charm." p Ma- ., ,
Privacv Is enclosure, whether A sundial calls for a sunny open
if t At.inAii hv means of walls, i place in the center Of the rose
fences, hedges, trees or shruDDery garuw, a oira dsui saouia Dejcvntppn Pprmil ISSued
wj. Ton know, we Americans tucked Into a sheltered nook with bevenieen rermilS looUCU
uirBinr eTerr vear to live I some berried shrubs or a conve-
more and more out-of-doors. The nient limb nearby. Garden seats
breakfast terrace in a sunny cor- are primarily for use In sitting
aer ot the house, the luncheon or down to on Joy tho garden In
Aa table set under a iree or a an uue, ramwr uiu . -OA ... in oe-
the arbor, the outdoor fireplace standing out boldly In the sun u l,i nrlaa- tho nast week In count
for evening bonfires all aro be-1 just a useless ornament . lK,HMin. nneratlona ltf' tho clty.l"mll frame it may bo done,
coming essential to our everyday This proper use of garden feat-1 cvntean hnildinz permits were! The covers for tho frame are
living T and in order to fully en-1 urea, and tho good use and ar-i lamed for lobs estimated to cost made S by S feet and covered
joy them we must feel a privacy rangement ot plants and flowers J a total of $2721. During tho pro- with unbleached muslla. Some
ma rnmnlclA a that Within. OUT I wlfh thnnrht li trt thlr iri I .i k. ln& armtti cri V1T ahoulrf h rrinruf in fa at on
- - 1 . " . 'ww bu. u.-.. , i - . : - l m. i. . ..
uvuaeo. I - auw wui, u,nM1 iur Uif O V. I """I w .(,,! v
t .u if ... turn tn rm r fm- I oil V . .tw. . . . ...!.. I . . .t... J . tli. 4k. t j - 1 u . '
Aguu kv a m i it uny bv (iiu juui gMucu i NOW COnStrUvWUl lauwcv nw i v nti rai b a ius uiku
In Past Week, Total
Values- $2721
all around. Tho tub s partly
filled with water and covered
with some old sacking and
boards, and boiled until tho dirt
Is heated through. One should
nave a covered container to
steam boil in tho house on ae-
oi me oaor, out for a
IH JOT SO
HEAVY VEAnS IGl
Romans and Greeks Derived
Government Revenues
By Other Methods
parison between house plan and the atmosphere which makes vis- J highest gain tor the week. Four will sometimes lift them letting J t
garden plan. Just as we have our ltors and owners alike feel a seaso J projects costing a total ot $1729 j In storms which may wash out!0'
Mriei of (toriei
Winds I Ra Eatata Kaardr pblihJ weck-
ai avewepaper lar th iBlonaatioa
nroita rnstlar a total or 17Z i in storms which mar wash ontl" "Z'T""
rooms within the house, tho so- 0f Its own particular charm. hrere authorized by tho buUding the plants. Tho south end of ihef e BOme
lection and arrangement ot turn!- ja closing, it is interesting to J insDoctor. as follows: . frame should bo closed, and thai 7 . ?
tnre. tho accents in a room, sucn i ran ouicklv over a few of the most 1 jr w Tim rleanlnr harlor at north -end ODen for vanttlatlna. I When land played a more lm-
as pictures, lamps and flower apparent faults in landscaping fi.i North High street, $1500; Dr. except perhaps a piece of screen j Portant part In the community',
bowls; and tho color harmony of j wnich we se in the average small jj. L teeves, marquee at 171 j or poultry netting to keep out I financial structure than It does
and they aro evergreen. It grows
extremely slowly, particularly tho
first low roars. Bat: a oamoUia
shrub has Its dignity with lt from
tho beginning and there la no
time that it Is -not an ornament
to one's garden; It also blooms
at an early agevi X had a cutting
of. a camellia, rooted in a-three-Inch
pot which, bloomed tho oeo-
lond year oven though it was but
a raw menos hign.- Tno xim
year that I planted It out from
Its flower pot. lt did not bloom.
but last year. -when it had reach
ed a height ot barely twelve
Inches lt bore throe blooms and
now It Is carrying buds for next
spring's blossoms.
Tho camellia likes a rather
cool moist location. Ia fact ca
mellia . experts teu us that tho
a m o !
son aoou (bo-1 cameuia saouia
never be quite dry. Last sum
mer I muclhed mine quite heav
ily with peat moss and it grew
moro and looked better than lt
ever did before, I only had lt
watered about once a week.
I heard of ah azalea a - Chi
nese asalea the other day which
I have not seen' but whlcji I was
told was perfectly hardy. It Is
called Azalea Mucronulatum and
opens Its flowers with the forsy-
thla. Its color is almost that ot
tho peach blossom and the
branches of the shrub are heav
ily covered with the blooms. It
will reach a height of around
five feet.
Another shrub this a tiny one
which is not so very well
known'ls the Daphne Cneorum.
A particularly nice thing about
it Is that it blooms twice a year
ia the spring and again in an
turns. It is moro spreading In
habit than upright although it
stands about 12 inches high. It
Is good for planting at tho edge
of a garden or in the rockery or
even in front of other shrub
bery. Just so it has a compara
tively sunny position. Both in
early June and in October it Is
covered with - fragrant pink bios
soms.
How many of yon aro ac
quainted with the aquatie gar
dens grown in fish bowls? Ton
can notice them so frequently in
florists' windows. Not long ago
I saw an Interesting addition to
the ordinary fish-bowl garden
(Ton understand.; of course, that
the aquatic garden to which
refer, does not ' harbor fish?).
An umbrella-sedge, or umbrella
plant, was potted in a small
flower pot and this was sunk
completely in the water In the
fish bowl.
Another interesting indoor gar
den which I saw while in tho
east last summer was growing in
a glass bowl that had a cover on
lt. The "gardener" had gone
Into the woods and taken up a
heavy piece of moss and placed
la the bottom of a glass bowL
walls, rugs and curtains; so too places today, and see where they south Commercial street, $125; rabbits and cats.
In the garden do we una au inesw violate the principles of good do- George H. Stoddard, garago at
elements again me sign. jge Broadway, $t, ana o. L.en-
"rooms, the garden furniture. The first one is the poor plac- man, garage at 1S10 South 14th
tho accents of carefully chosen ing 0f the house on tho lot. In street, $35.
trees or shapely bushes, and our the past few decades, houses Repair Jobs also Increased
color scheme of flowers wmcn win i wero not planned with any direct markedly during the week, when
bo largely a manor oi ireiauon 10 tno garaen, ana un-1 io building permits xor worn esu-
taste. j fortunately with many houses mated to cost a total of $345,
We hear many housewives say i there is no way ot remedying I vre Issued. They were as f ol
"I won't have an Interior decora- I this; although in some cases a llvr 1 lows:
tori My house must express mj ing window can be changed into Chemeketa Lodge No. l, I. u.
own personality, even though the a French door with a terrace or o. P., store building at 451 Court
result is bad." Ardent gardeners steps added outside to connect to street, $259; C D. Purvine, dwell
too, often feel the same wayabout the. garden. Then too, the gar- ing at 805 Oak street, $20; Joo
' ' age is a recent necessity, and at sargent, camp houses at 26Tt
first lt.was located as tar back I Portland road. $159; W. E. Aro-
Portland Rose Show7' Mrs. Jose- Property . Possible, hop- hard, dwelling at 12$ Union I
TIME 10 POT aire
FOB Will
TER OH
today, ancient government, taxed
vigorously other forms of wealth,
points -out the National Associa
tion ot Real Estate Boards.
The Romans taxe'd their sen
ators and used the funds derived
thereby to help delay government
costs. A man had to pay a spe
cial and exxtraordinary tax tor
the privilege ot being a senator.
When the Greeks went to war,
Possible to Have Rowcw !SS
From Christmas Time
To Early Spring
phlno Forney, secretary of Port
land Rose society.
!- Garden's Your Friend All
, Summer, JNeeas a r riena
T t- J - Af A a.
m tn mat. It 1.. nt(.Vl.. I aiflft. T I UTPiUW IS IB WXU iv po
i v.rv i B"r?,,- v. or... .rr;- buib. tor indoor bioom this win-
ugly drive cutung np so much $t 5; L.E. Swenvold. dwelling at XS'SVSm1
avaUable space more than over- j 2J50 Cherry street, $49; Maude J. " ?9.8lb.L -
owners only, but obtained these
sums by graduated income and
property taxes, and imposed spe
cial burdens on rich citizens who
were freed to equip ships; the
proceeds ot which went Into the
government coffers.
Tho Romans taxed animals.
have an" almost constant .ucces-1 wecMloM. income, and trades-
balanced any good in this solu- P-e, JwalUng at 401 North J ---- 4 'ed dJu
l v, ,. Hlh tret 2.8', suu Sanngs u adanted to amities old at auction or In
. .p"blea mor r d. Loan, association. , arage. at gWSSJ fa? to. public markets.
Tm. i. ,.an . I . r . . iv.M. ..nf itic. iivwjai muwu luciuae me w
thu nrnar nlannlnir K. mnAor- I xt.i, .. T In. M.rf at 9C0 I lOWlng SOmO OC thO tSilpS, grape
The Realty association has
it. . . . i T " - . . I inwiir inni or uil in ni. Enu I -
IVLFrL Plnnmg ?r tne moaera Naon and Ling, marxw av see hH.th. aMiu. anownJ ani Jnst completed a year's- study of
??r:-aJ .HIf .tr2?h.!":. . r i.w oiher of the Possibilities of revisions In pre-
eai-iax systems tnat might re-
A Ji TIM4-4-. -4--v-m UiM4-aii aouse, girlng a very short Maude J. Pague. dwelling at 581
nearby I Center street. $19.
so that the service caa usually be I Three rerooflng Jobs were al
arranged directly behind the gar- lowed, as follows; Ki W. Hslnleln,
T..'miM .niiii .tlii aardeni Roses Can be nrotected bv I age and so easily shut oft from dweUinc at 214 .'East Miuer
h.. raanonded beautlfulrr -to vour UllUng np the soli for a height Presenting an unpleasant view to street; H. Mering. dwelling at 415
m Mia wua auia x tM. iwu ca v a va w w
i
room
wul"w"'. w. of l to lrht tacha. an-1 coTarTa, the Street.
loving care. Dearly . chemnea . u . leaves tZ dining rw
fruits and flowers, beauties ana a aepth ot eighteen to twenty- other ido or tho back ot the 15th street, $19
Joj-s havo bountifully repaid your tour inches. nouse. win tnis floor plan lt Is
labors. Now the garden rects and Rhododendrons Should bo err easy to place tho new house
calls for protection from the ha- banked with leaves. In exposed economically on the-lot. allowing
too and ruin that winter threat- positions a screen of . evergreen as small an area as possible tor
ens to bring. You must afford boaghs or cornstalks will protect the front yard; locating tho gar-
thls protection if yon want tho from sun-scald. age and kitchen end close to ons
spring-to be a joyful season bt Evergreens Are helped by a boundary preferably tho north
welcoming your old friends of the mulch et straw or leaves which lde; keeping tho areas at tho
garden as each awakens to the may be mixed with old, well-rot- opposite side and back as spacious
amllv 1r!n!
Stavarat of th harnV KlUa tn. 1 UoVO realty Of 80000 Of the bur
eluding the gracious regal lily it now carries. This study Is
and tho well-known madonna or baaed on the theory, tlfat other
Easter Mr may likewise be- grown forms of wealth today should help
Indoors. It wllL'of course, take defray government costs as they
rMttt 4 Wsa.11 Af4K lfla tf-
and they add a note of the un- J G3Ta Pfl HIPtllTPtZ
' Plant only one or two varieties rTf rf PrGfn0f1
t Knit,. In . .Mt.l. VMnm W CoCii LCO
of varieties which bloom at dlf
BEAUTY PRluCIPAL
SI
0
IBS
That is, of Those Planted
In Home Grounds; Fall
is Excellent Time
Trees aro planted In tho homo
grounds, tor two reasons shade
and beauty. -Tho latter Is tho
moro Important. A tree should al
ways add beauty to Its surround
ings, and If possible lt should be
placed where its shads will bo.
enjoyed.
Fall Is a good time for tree
planting, except possibly the
thin-barked trees such as birch.
cherry, Lombardy poplars and x
oaks. Of course, care must bo
taxen In preparing the soU and
sotting the tree tn the ground.
Hut. equally vital is that lt bo
set in the right place to do its
fnU duty.
It yon know just what a tree
Is to do, lt is easy to select tho
variety you need, and the location
for It. Perhaps it is Intended to
frame the view of the house.
Then it should grow to tho prop
er height, when mature, so that
it Is In scale with the house, and
It should have a crown so shaped
as: to harmonize with the archi
tecture. There will usually be
several locations which will be
most satisfactory for shade.
A garden seat or terrace will
Da more nleaaant If lt In ahadt
r a tree in tho afternoon. Or a
porch, or window mav be made
more Inviting by this protetifh
from the summer sun. A little) fif
restigation at the right time on
a sunny day will help you determ
ine just where a tree should be
planted to cast the desired shade;
having In mind always the shape
and height ot the tree.
Trees hare divers beauties, and
different varieties may be com
bined to secure year -a round in
terest and beauty. Tho hardiness
of the variety in your locality is
important It never pays to plant
kinds that are likely to be killed,
or usually fat! to thrive. Varieties
less rare, but happier In their
surroundings will be moro satis
factory. As accents in the border plant
ing the flowering trees are es
pecially lovely. This group in
cludes such varieties as flowering
crabs, cherries plums, dogwood,
red bud and Russian olire. All
aro worth, while either for their
fragrant masses of springtime
bloom or their ornamental fruits.
Include some in the background
planting this fall.
This she had covered and the
moisture which the moss gave
forth was sufficient to keep lt
growing. Many odd and Inter
esting little plants grew up out
of tho moss probably most of
them various forms ot moss.
Astoria is Only
City to Report
I vacua v lUvU uivvui, 4. , UH j
Building Ci3ii2S ,erent times ar not o pi"i
In the bottom of tho pots place
warm spring sunshine and to an- ted mennre, but be sure that It Is poaslblo for garden develop- city showing an lncreast In build- " j Jf lZ7' VjSSaa Sam to whh ple"ed w1t" ta Jectnr"
0iuer ut jvm i viu au nu iuuou. I m-l.v. ' I ing "aCUVKieS IH WCIOHWT r LUV 1 .nm.l navt .Aa . ..I w vw (FioiouiM wvuui;
Without this necessary protec- Trees and shrubs - A mulch ot Thsr second fault is in the treat- Bm month nf llStt. according to I ?T v . fc night la the First Conrreration-
. . .v..i.v i . . ...... i. . ... . . .. i " '. . . t cummarcm aumus naa oeen aa-i... . .
ed plants mnj saow Botning more jder pUnts mar be protected byimPle dignified and in keepin
Luai uvwav a wwv aaa w I . wa wi vv VVU1V1CVS1T L'VICrVU w. mv v.aaem-a sibivi VI J UUI UW U I MrTniU 171 A.BLOris IVMlVU v I 4 I a..u
Winter Mulching with straw or burlap, bound with nd neighborhood If they ars Jin October;. 1931, and $$s5$ In 1 t .IaK nt t.- fn.!1' ur of Europe and
t)ni.W that th nil r tins A of I raffta ni .!.. I wnrtTi nr T .A I Jr . . 1 . In. each POl OT Pan plaC ITOm 1 .... .
WMBaawv , aaw w r a - w m, -ww a v 1 " v Hy V. WSIBiQ M Vttta 1 IIOrODir ll All. f V A . . V
tha ahinfnr aamlA tni a I w " i.-- iW "rW w19" '.
Monday Night
Salem garden public will bo
C?. .i0 Hhe Dlctures were given a natural
example. Indirect Salem, along with Ather Oregon Sam .a thav win .ai aniu r tSSf I T Miss Schryrer so that
Oat dMr. ahnrt A. ...7 --. . t.?!!.. tn. I tttem B0. WU1 0t tOUCB. f the BtMimt a moat 'allatU
7 - ' .v. ..ii I ji -T . f. IZ- ... . ' tiuolw i and will na rovaran avan wltn tha I . - ' . -t-!.
tna nianT nv miua- aaaoB Btaiaa i ii rnminv i n a nnni n i vintaa sua wa l nrae aaa saa.av aaav a aaa a m a viaaaa. v-W - - - - -
WW va - I ...v etiMi aw I " WHVIV UV . Ctti VI I lnf UCtOUVT AW0M. a Clittaiw iVi
a ,tV. aa.i aa alnal at .a Ot l ak I i.h !.. W - I - a. a . a . a . 1 0 . . .
the winter-mulch Is not to pre-1 Water Plants Hardv varie. the shining
vent freezing, but Is to protect J ties may be safely wintered by j Paths to tho front door, short or-1 dties
about the roots against alternate with leaves, in larae. deen Bonds. 1 are necessary.
thawing and f reesing and sudden I under normal condition, the bar-1 on a flat lawn,
or marked variations in tempera-1 ay acquatic plants will winter safe- J tmnga which
tore. At the close of tho growing j ly under, water, if the roots are 1 trance.
season the sap has gone to the not actually frosen
roots and freezing does no: ap
pear to damage Toots wnen am-itaken up and stored In a cool planting! We are all beginning
bedded in the sou. Tne. time xoi basement, covered with moist bur- realize that we have smothered
malch then. It after the grouna i lap untn spring. . lour houses In a nettleoat ofonn-
is frozen so that tho mulch will pish The fish which aratdatlon planting without ferard to
ks where no curves ing October. 1IS1. Permits tor ZrZSSi Latvi a fet-V . . "
.rockeries built np the month this, year totaled but iVeii2 S tha tftaf?h! Bplendld'tdeaa may bo ohi
r.noilTourHn f Wfi ? ISP
can spoil your en- in October, lt SO. , After nott in moiatea the soil arrangement nd manafo-
.Plan 531B .
.Compactness and com
fort go hand-ln-hand
with economy ot ebat In ,
this attractively designed
home. Tho five ground
floor rooms aro ample in
size and laid out to In
sure convenient -access.
Living room : and dining
room complement each,
other and may bo ased
as one' room tor enter
tainment purposes. The
two bedrooms have plen
ty of closet nad window
space. Kitchen and nook
are cheery and tho bath
room Is well equipped.
sin, . JaJrTt,t,a
Pm twin. 9 miwM
1 .... 1. I I I I .
at
Tho graceful porch and dignified chtmney lend, character
to this exterior. Either shakes or siding will be effective
tor the outside walls.
If You aro IntereUed in Thu Plan, and
Want More Information About it, Call U
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AND ALL BUILDING MATERIALS v
lo not actually frosen. If roots aro And the greatest fault of all I. M 1 .flflUftA,J.
planted In boxes they may be overplanting and Inappropriate VllTV Ieiiey XlOHUrcvia
- Uken up and stored la a cool plantlag! We are all beginning to Rival,!-? t 0rnnIr
After potting moisten tho soil
thoroughly and put tho pots away
meat, The lecture begins at S
darnf ewS 9 AtJKS! t0
I m a a . n
'a.t-J r- I r or oury in a irame in apro--i
DiruiaaX & vwwwiwu i tected place outdoors. . . I
When thepubs have formed
the Salem Garden dub.
GRAND ISLAND, Nor. 31 -in mass ot ro&ti and tha tops navel
accomplish lis purpose by holding kept in water gardens to eat moa- the character an ultimata, wth A group of tho neighborhood 1 Jn.t begun to sUrt, they may be
tho frost In the ground. qulto larvae can be wintered inlot the plantniaterUL or taWef- men r gTeatly surpruM
Different mulches and methods the indoor aeuarinm. or even in 1 feet tha mava aaatnat tha anna I K- A. LefiyTnursasy ww o1Iobi varieties a few weeks and
aro required for different plants, a tub in tha basement. If water Is Study your architecture, and pntar "f1 n't
Tho evening jwaa others two months, to roach tho
r mlbt us uiuu w tuq j- h mi aLoTTi.ii rew mwim hhl i " . aw - - "
The following suggestions will be changed, when necessary. The la only enough shrubs to bring PW-nlltif ror tno nonoraa proper condition for bringing In-
a part ont tho ltN;ot1bs' hproV W .'Z uw.;. ' '
fnnnil aafa tn fnllnar " I nuil Ia. .n.tn
Perennials especUUy If new-1 of the water Is indicated when the accent a door. tdnw r chlm. I boen. made many years W : nf,
If v?1? te4, alc ol 030 " for lp toP. new not to cover them from MriT .rMa!Vl
liaht. laAajk matarfat nh inr I v.i n . !. i .... -.1 Those oresoat were; uesaattYes
. ' . ' - i v"w rrvtrcuua - i tww.v . inappropriate nae 91 1 -i,,,. t'via - trn.
straw or leaves, named in tho or-KNewly plaated tree, should bo a slender weeptorWrcfc , as rallu'JuIn.
der of their preference. Do not .taked to prevent root movement eurh" troo; ar hugo anrawllnilSmM MfViI-fflf
ni ii niiriii it,v4ii mMi. tv. j. B..UA i . . ''.izlka La wronco. -'.vorna Anderson.
down and da ... rnaanr. " ".. . " . 1 ft "1"! " Y' p.r" v." Anha Tmbanhonr. 'Hettla Will
......7.1- n Z .T . 1 . . . . - S " MH W5 WBra H, BH V.B1.. i TifI V
jc.cuuiai., aiiaonan 11 mav oe I neicnt or about tbra rat will 1 raastantiv ahaarad. nut a fta aid. t
wwwn uis rows, wiro must i protect tho toader bark of young ural ahapo. ara sorry things U
amemcr - iue riree. crom xirdUnr bv mice, rah-1 behold. Th
When, they are ready, place la
When yon think
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tree, from girdling by 'mice, ran-1 behold. The . association of one I no nrtvacr and I enclosure, the
iMta nf AtliatP ttalit anlmala I ttirni vtth inntW tm m MnmL. I MiwAlna m HI1HT f IMttiraa1
UUIOS May OS mulched With 1 iranMtp hnrlan atratKjbt u It tkmi Ml an.1W ..xn.1i I an ' AManant. Ana amfM a-ar-
i"". T mter: 'M thi "cks wUl protect evergreens and wo have one with, a hugs den. and lack ot upkeep, aro Just
?L J-.pi a . .arlT a.15k aftar from sunburn or from too strong? thick dark leaf next to a Tory dell- as bad, too much upkeep! Does
jA&J?Vn' i1!' lirtn..; vf cata, tmaU lollajo. Contrast Is that sound shocking to yooT Rt
!. -1 I . t mtt rIs Climbing roses that may freeze excellent It it U not too drastic member that beauty I order, but
alter punting tO keep thO ground baek la THY awara vuthaf rnmMHcit hMa finlti tm m1i rutniMi atHinnt mi
:.r.warm as long as possible and helpshould he covered with straw to 1 coma lack . ot relation and easy I careless grace will not . produce
i irwwva, - tne tojr wl the vuo. . . I circulation, lack of arist little or I charm. . ..
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