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that will be the high school try* in the Centennial para morrow. {in ,tbe*garden where lilies would be moved to a. latb house 6r Left tion of the Fiesta !.nt month ^r.bJrtjo- ; thrive. In their natural *Tiabitat | to flower where it is. " Jf Mi* only placr. :Tl the garden >r> :v.e '-.d ; they are found where the soil is: For the beginning gardener L:l- no.t airead.v planted :< vjr.nv then veer ' \T.t ** Depicting a '49er st^ne. Rui Bl , dtep and full of bumds. This is ium Regale, the regal jily. ii the try some of the cons; ...;es L:.;;;rr. dredge with her accordion. ' Tateosian. Dick. Ferrarim, Milia, and John Downey wi| stationed on the flnnf Committee in cjwrge of di tion comprised Jhe follqwin; dents under Chairman Joyce *^er: Betty Adiesorf Ann and Sally WainrighhC Supervising the work of mittee wer._ Miss Leona head of the "art department -Mrs. Angela Jordan, crafts ii `tor. . According to the comfeii pine tree furnished lor the Q< County Fire Warden Bert W will form a point of interest ai which the scene and the decor have been built. ank ; * condition tfej is_easy for the:^3rd>t and easiest Th^ Tmuffllium --T^rtf ye t git. . irdener^-fuildl. They do n<^ ^ one ,*/ the most satisfactory of ng_ for lilies. sURdiagTs-j: a foot 'tflndu nor do they like to.all our California PLani ittwo in height, . r.e-. ha.e be>j- stem soil hL o--pt tltf.b` ase of tho . inches de. e.p-in th*.e porous. baked by the hot summer humu^y soil that lilies like Shade ^aHy ` suSinmer eerra! lha:7av rocrr, -.,rpr:.>mgfy Wiu.This is a'bit difficult for most : the roots with a thick layer of old lone for their ^nry l'ca*.' r. .* No. i *4. 'fV r; w-.-rx^c cr. ;ts r-pcr t a h*-* *A'edr}*-Adv -^>r J ar.-. "-c t.-.a- - iSg- : i -si'r.#-* of us to handle, but with a little manure or shallow-rooted ground thought even "the smallest garden ; cover and next June it will ser.d up While Lhmking of wr.2t -c. p-ant this month do not forget that : October :^3. can have afair sized planting of stems from three or five feet hich these- jegafTfowengr i with a cluster of blooms at the LHies thrjg^ in thm. earn* lora. -top. These bloomy atT peg-]*-- wt- tionsJJjot^fiododendrons. camellias J with ruby colored throats and very _ azaleas 'do well. They blocm fragrant If the location gives the Dew U3ie- to- *rft giadi*k:s EulS?. It is always much befter ?c l.ft these bulbs so- as to- gtr-em-e thorough treatment for thr-P con trol as well as to ^ve the s no dacuts.ir cf s;ver:ef i :r. the c-5ur*y last r..zr: ALo-.i E f>Mi" present ar.d 't.d .r---.-4": at a time when these plants are a right amount of sun and shade this where they are to be replanted -.f ie prt.sec-jt.or. hi.-..-.: mass of shiny* green leaves with no ' variety establishes `itself and will zood re-vitalizing job. Aft* . flowe-rs, thus prolonging color in bloom year after vear with ave been shaken-free of t:ngo ac*.:v -- the shady section of the garden. no care. The hybridizers have been 5o:l. place them in flats to co In one Hillsborough ga'rden the at work endeavoring to improve the plc-'.e :he:r drying. When complete lady of the house has Tigrinum, regal lily. These improved varie !y dry. finish the cleaning job ?nd the beautiful tiger lily, erewisg m ties may -be purehased~1uuaiiy un store paper bags in.a cool, pro a bed jakmg the. east waH ef -the1der the name M Olympic Hybrids.- ................. house with fuchsias jMtgtwg ,-^Ttr__fis. r. : Coolness around t.h.e..b.ase~isiiisioVtotmbver1'alamter'wth*awn~tMhea>reirgTuiliaar'jvt*ari>etrvfg, ^bju^t tte g^ir.g on, spade up ; ommeiRtf'the planting of shallow-; July has fewer flowers than June, before adding fertilizer and humus. i rooted! 'ground cov_ers such as for- -- Penii*unHesidint5^may pure season ackets for the 1949-50 if ford concert sejies. which wi|j dud J^a,ne-<A and T anrity Mptrhinr Complete schedule of scrieJ ii formances in Memorial hall i of -Stanford-n: i get-me-nots a^nd alyss^ums ..... *, ' * . j Liliura Speciosm Hubrum has a j reputation for being a bit difficult. FALL BEDDING Lilies can also be grown in pots, 5^ those who have grown this l -l T1 -?IX 1 bMutifttl deep-pink lily with the PUNTS JeX. De sure to na>e tr.t pvt j crimson spots and markings, claim III* finest in Winter. Stocks. larg-pough^ and aifio ..to. put a j otherwise. It reaches a ht ef- layer at drainage material in the about three feet in our ga'rden and bottom as a safeguard. The lovely j_ Nenmtu -#-g-g-*trfc "Snap^ dragon*. Viola*, Sweat WU Auratun^jjir ^Told Banded I ily'':, A grar.d se-lecu-.r. -rf r . We can shew you ticn of a.l varies; DaffodHi - pus is as follows: -- Lida Albanese, soprano, ber 23; Louis? Kaufman, viol whicootie of The commercial exhib-' Uafs its& . January. 16; the . cTioPuy, Ittarcli'TT Wdfiain K jeft- Rgately <he^ssmwlocalton the trattr- - pianist April OA; and chior, tenor. May 22. ..jHl.uWh twp TPwflHitifl KHljfWP x* Westera saddle?-- Hungarians End .. .4lTtatayauinorttuiwoimtui r uCf____ji ; Une of CONCiOLEUM^FfAIRtf lia Malacodia. Calendula*. AH SOc do*. SS0 flaT - Cinneran. 60c do*. S2J5 flat -PEIERV flLFNCIA- . ^ -BULBS Ftzwst Holland Bulb*, NarrlMi, Drrffndihi, .Tulips, Hyq. MgdawTHf I fhni. Hyacinths Tallp* XlTClaSUS lTB--------Cmar.Snowdrops, etc. Hungarian government renoi todaf its pact of friendship y PRODUCTS Anemone*. Ranunculu*. Kerr Lange mutual aid with Yugostoviar American Floor.. (The Communist press Ro- "mania mificated that other S x;iet satpllites <v>n WQuld-iollOW Covering Co. It seeraeiflikely that all the 4*jteV" lite nations would-take-the] 301 El Camino Miljbrae frnrrj ^fnsmw, which scrapped OXford 7-8312 treaty ^of friendship with Yilgo-' slavia yesterday.) 1. i T.f\p Moscow* Hiiilgary said Tito's TB-THr onrtmffome BAWDEN-SENTEB- . rytsrLuek>- Market 1427 Chapin Ave. DI 4-0208 OPEN SUNDAYS ' SEED CO. Seed Growers 238 B" Street San Mali * Phone DI 3-2284 < government h^d violated and "de^ . famed - the pact and-made it wftth-