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a word of watered sufficiently to settle* the ture moulding and looping up the Hipim orld-wide -nr, "They lot ii oi i* Kerr raid, I Mul around the bulbs and eliminate i"air" pockets, Subsequently, aside from the rains over which we have no control, the beds should be warn red very sparingly, sufficient draperies (there were none in the original set-up) in n way to cover the wall space above the window. It would be hard to conceive of ! I in! thry It's one-coat magic,les: Sum- would bo onlv to depth prevent drying-out to nl which the bulbs the are *> ing 1 hi: ha aiimial planted, surface Do not be concerned if 1 he soil appears hi he dry. for walls! i nanus m Scratch away the surface soil to determine if muni lire is within an myosoib. flower in inch nr two, and don't water is. Frequent watering of a if if bed found for planted to dormant, bulbs may cause for mix ins' rot to set in. Newly planted ranun klnOfU PONT .? Bluebird culus bulbs wilt entirely disappear situation:*, In a short, time if overwatered. Fol ver is jx'T- low this watering program Until the SPEED-EASYdions \s-i 11 foliage shows above ground. From Urns stage, the matter of uniform I pimxk's, moisture becomes quite important, ntlmmbers but must not be overdone. The im {' August portant considero!iom.une.c the foli minis, but age appears above ground is to keep tendencies the beets front cl ry i t** `i * it during Phis is de- dry' intervals Ihrmigh Wilder, Fall lant pansy and early Spring, ms, "Good When bulbs specified are interlectori and planted with annuals and peren such thins nials which require only moderate >wever the omminfs of waier. a layer of sand n compavi- under and around She bulbs or its in flats "rasing," them, will insulate against the clammy, cold, wet soil and pro tect the bulbs .against rot. WALL FINISH' Use --oeer- WALLPAPER, WAL1B0ARD, PLASTER, CONCRETE, BRICK, ETC. FAST! EASY! : INEXPENSIVE! ONE GAL MAKES Ii GALS. THIN WITH WATER... uwer.s have ` Continued Next Sunday vegetable >d, the sup s Is more Origin of Potato beam since CHICAGO, n'U.Rb After much in r in Amer- vestigation, according to the En cyclopedia Britipmiea, it seems to ONE COAT IS ENOUGH ...DRIES IN' V HOUR... IT'S W AS H ABLE CpecHl' S289 supply "of be accepted- that: Die original habitat of the wild potato is either Peru or Ata 90!. Chile. Some authorities bouovc it ,BS iut , , , effect to was Sir Walter Raleigh who brought potatoes to Ireland and England, PTBBSITHOthers sav that Sir Francis Drake did so in 1580, " over an| Is. . . . ver* , , , PAINT SERVICE PARROT BILL 425 15TH STREEtfl erx . . . r. Select ftp, (bmd per rloz, . ask for ridy chart ERY ND f (Ciltinthiis j h initwits) Extremely showy plant from .New Zealand flowers in chw- . tors of about eight , er-mson blooms, two or throe inches long. Resembles a parrot's bill in shape. Rapid in vine-like growth to about eight feet and blooms in .early Spring, "Most .desirable for espaliering against Bet. Broadway and Franklin Telephone HI ghgate 063,4; GRINNO FEED & FUEL fn.'M-o h ,, Holism, Proprietor` Or'-n >. i),t y. Kim liny Iiifbulrd 9317 KbicARTHUR BLVD. 'the wall, trellis, or a garden fhi oye .TlCInidad 0,158 Wards Oi EAST 12th ST OfikXMUf> TfA\ c^wiviC