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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 24. 1930 ZINNIAS - RADIO PROGRAMS Strong aturdr plant* See you th# three main r a*tl*f*ctlon-**we<i normoua si*. v-s-,r'"' growth. Thee# *ra the ' I Known aa the <H*t flowered glnr)*. ri*J grown by the origin*' wonderful air*m ^ lishil* Offered In iniaM In a number *>f c> '<n tiona aueh a* tba of omnga a,l,l and rcaa aba-lr*. and purt'la red. *h And the Price Only J*a d' *'n 1 |t.00. or f <r * L*1 i doaan ptanta Many `-that i.rd.|,n* raady >'prtaunla* P-d aaivla. cosmos. Ireland I"-PI Afrlran an>l Kf*mh larkspur. nuai agaratum etc. * For a colorful aar.tsparse. plant n iua' -- Home Garden NURSERY Italian-- KOO ... KPO ... KfftC HTAI ... ML* .. k FWM ... attar* Hiiaaya warn a /o moon aao aao mio o * 441 440 1000 * all 4 Atl> 1000 w> 1401 aao i.v * aoo aoo * aoo *v t o n ig h t > to p " Maa'lng In th* > ( in Nathan Aha* Vlo- (l in -J..a Wright dam 'AC - Ban MranrlM* . in || m -- the rv.lltlraf i 11.4 . ,i in cina riacnar. . .la ' m |i in hni'llo program I ji. n. - K mC Dane* TOMORROW MliU A touch of Duco coI< beautifies any room \JtriTHOUl any *kU! or eaperlenre. you * raa gat perfect taawlta with Duco. rtogty mr to apply Dtw* gutckty-- akH of wet poiot. Lo*l/ win ailk porbling Ida and depth or jewel*. Try a chair, mtrrof. tabba--oayituaa that a ia o14 and war*. You'll Vw riclishied CARDINAL HARDWARE CO. UT University Ae. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT HEADQUARTERS The best paint value tre hn<nr of for porches ...S-W Porcli mill Deck Paint Porch floors and wood steps am ilwiyi the first part of a house |<j show wetr. And no wonder I Look at the wear and tear they sre ul*> jerted to. Sand and dirt am ground into them day after day hy many fret. Water, snow, ire and sum mer's blistering sun are their /eg. ular hazards. S-W Porch and Deck Paint i* made especially to meet lhee con ditions. Here is the toughest of paints-- paint which stands up tender the severest uisge. Itstbu k. touph film keeps water from waip iuf or rotting the wood--save* costly repair work. Into it has gone years of irvarrli work h the great Slier* in-Williams lah or atone*. Your port li lirnla the heal pto terlion. Sate money by putting this economical paint to work ftu you now. Notice the other } ridas and Saturday values we are t.ftn inp At ihia aloir you'll find itiauv lyi.rr * Inch we do not have loom to lint here. lctl FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SUGGESTIONS. S-W Porcrli anti Deck I'nliil Especially prepared to withstand ouUitle exposure and hard wear on porch ILn h s , steps, decks of boats, etc. Is the heat in surance n^ninr.t the elements nnd is not affected hy repeated rlroning mu! mmiIi bing. Spreads easily nnd dries 1.15with a full gloss. Per (juurt . . . * SACRAMENTO. April 2* t.P -- Mora than 20 high school band*, comprising about MOO youthful musician*, will compel* in the Northern Callforn.a School Hand Contest hern April 24. In addi tion to deciding the championship of the northern part of the state, the contest will atoo determine which band* will go ro the nation al conteat in Flint. Mich, May 22-21, The conteat here will be held under auspice* of the Northern California Band Maateis* Associa tion under the rules of the Na tional Bureau for the Advance ment of Music, which will award prizes to band* winning in each class. In addition a silver cup will go to th* band winning the marching conteat. Preliminary to the band conteat a aoto competition will be held tne night of April 23. for which a large number of contestants have entered. The rational trophy Is now held by Nicholas Henn High School. Chicago Northern California wa represented In the national con test at Denver last year by the Modesto and Princeton bands, which now hold permanent.y the trophies for Classes A and B. re spectively. Bands entered for the contest here are Class A. Watsonville. Sacramento. Bakersfield and Berk eley: Cla-s B. Tracy. Centerville Vallejo, Tuba City. Woodland. Wil lows and Marysville; Class C. Mc Cloud. Shasta. Livermore. Biggs and Kerman Class D. Sac ramento, Modesto ar.J Berkeley. In 1M0 the rattled frontier cf the United States was only half way acrn* the continent. -I'r *- : i; u-. m r<- Horabin Feed & Fuel Company < an atipply >> u with Snarol and Antroi POPPIES ARE AMONO ROYAL FAMILIES** IP GROWING TOMATOES. SELECT TWO VARIETIES Th* poppies ar# truly on* of the royal famlUea of th* garden, contributing a brilliancy aa well aa Yellow tomato**, although by no : ' means new, often prov* a decided ' novelty in many communities, < | Moat Imposing of all Is tha yellow J , a delicacy of coloring unrivaled by Ponderoaa, a beautiful tomato to any other family. It la not aa look upon and equally good to eat.! , numerous a family aa many of It has a distinct flavor and Its \ , those figuring importantly in the chief us* is to eat raw. It ia a garden aa ther* are only around rich golden yellow and of th* { 23 genera and about 113 known same site end quality ae the red { species. Ponderoaa which is usually classi By far the moat Important fied aa a '`purple'* tomato. It genua of the family ia th* poppy grows to enormous sis*. itself--botenlexlly. papaver. In th* The yellow and red Ponderoaa true popple*, w* have the Shirley mixed in a salad offer a pleasing poppies, the scarlet field poppy color arrangement I or Flanders poppy as it has com* Another yellow tomato lass to b* known, th* opium poppies, known than th* yellow Ponderoaa tha peony and carnation flowered is the Golden. Queen, smaller and annual.* of our gardens, ths enor of more regular shape than Pon- . mous orientals in the perennial derosa. It la also earlier than border, ihe silky Iceland poppies Ponderosa. It baa th* same golden and tiny Alpine poppies of the color as the yellow Ponderosa hut ' reck garden. many connoisseurs will say that Other leaa known kinda are the no tomato has the flavor of the tulip poppy, papaver galucum. and yellow Ponderosa. a red poppy known aa the Persian For the northern slates where poppy. th* growing season la shorter, a They are the easiest grown of new tomato has been bred by the annuals and one of th* hardiest. North Dakota Experiment Station C.'oee to them m importance are of especially early riptning known the California poppies which bo- aa Red River. It is a cross of tar.ically are Escholtziaa. They Sunrise and Earltana. It ia a are one of th* finest of garden popular variety wherever it has material# and from their original been tried for its earlineas. the golden yellow color ** now have scarlet color of its fruit and the developed a wide range of crim regular and uniform size. son. pink, and cream types. The yellow pear tomato, one of The huge white Matilda poppy the miniatures of the family, ha* or rrn*.ne>a of California some* achieved considerable vogue for tur.*s in favored localities in our preserving as it gives a bright colder gardens will consent to yellow color when cooked that is dwell and from Asia a new race very attractive. of poppies which so far have It will soon be time to get ih* eluded American conditions are tomato seed started and the plants making their way abroad. These growing so that they will be else- are the meccr.opsia tribe, th* huge able enough to set out as soon as blue M Baileyn being favorite but warm weather arrive*. It will be it has proved impractical in Amer necessary to start seed of th* ican gardens to date. more unusual tomatoes at home. The hush esoholtizia or Hun- Th* standard varieties can always nemannia is a poppy that deserves be supplied in plants by th* seed- wide ac^uftir.*anoe. It la, in effect, houses or by market gardeners. an upright California poppy with Try some of the yellow as a fine stem# for cutting and Is novelty and change from th* red eai.iv grown. The California* are varieties. low- ,;r.-w'*r of rpr-ading habit. Select two type* of tomatoes, The prickly poppl-a, argewcr.es. one fer canning and on* for are eonieiirr.es seen and have salads, during th* summer months. b*vu'y of foliage a? well as of The round, regularly ahaped type* flcwer. Thev are white with oc- are b-st for salads. Th* heavier, c-sicr.al variation* of pink and meatier kinds are more valuable cream t-r,es made attractive by a to give canning material. Get iTrire mass cf gr.lden stamens in ready to grow vour tomatoes to tr.e center. They are wcH worth fakes th.s year and kc*p them a *r.;,l as a novelty i off the ground. LF.GAL 'SERVICE CLUBS No. mi7 I.V THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OK C AI.IFORM \ " 1V AND FOR THE WILL SAIL TO SUSSYVALE BASE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Member* of the Palo Abo Ex In th* matter of th* Estate of change Club will make a trip by M A Y ROB EL EN >1c t O W E N, *'lo known a* MAY R. Me- (OWEN. D*crao<i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN * petition ft the probate of the Will cf MAY T.OBELEN Me- COW EN. a> . known as MAY R ilrCOWEN. deceased, and for the issuance to CHARLES S. MeCOWEN cf Letter* of admini water in the proposed Sunny*alt d.rigible base site tomorrow, leav ing the local yacht harbor at about 10 o'clock Sunday morning th* Twenty Thirty Club member# will jo on the trip. Monday th* Ro tary Club'expedition fa scheduled. On Thursday the Kiwanls Club stration with the will annexed members will make the same (rip. Las been fiied in this Court and hat Werir.es Jay, the 7Ui day of LEGAL May A. D IS*30. at 6 30 o'clock A M of said day, at the Court which is known a* "Grant-Rltsch- P.oom of Department No. Three of er Co." situated at 735 Emerson said Court, at the Court House, : Street, in th* City of Palo Alto in the City of San Jose, has been County of Santa Clara. Stats of set- for- the hearing of said petl- I California, and the other ofwhleh V'-.-:. when hr. ) w.hr.-e a.nv pr:.-i.n ' i. run and operated under the ir.'-rcstnl may apptnr and conteat ! name ar.d style of "Varsity Ga- he same, ar.d show cause, if any - jage." situated at 2490 El Camlno they have, why said petition should Real, in said City of Palo Altei. not he rran'ed. ; has been dtasolved by mutual con sent as of midnight. March II. DATED April 19 A D 1D30 HENRY A mSTER. 1930. Any and all debts, oblige : turns and liabilities whatsoever of Clerk. said co-pertrver*hlp have been **- Pv \V PENKER. Deputy Clerk. i sumed by said H. E. Ritsrher. j who will continue to run end op- -COURT FEAL' | rrate th# said business at 735 AVERY J HOWE. ; Emerson Street under th* new 2C1 Hamilton Avc. Palo Alto, name and style of H. E. Rllschcr Attorney for the administration - A Company: and from and after