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— am starting hardy chrysantliemums and guil-
lardius, also lilacs and. syringes.
“All the hardy plants I used were two years
old, thus assuring me a strong root
system. By putting out our hardy plants in the
. {all we had a {alrehovsing in the spring.
-“l lailithebackyardoffinbedsinwhichl
planted such things as gladioli, asters. dshlias.
aiiinias and niarigolds. Delphiniums and cosmos
ma screen for the hack nce The
casinos grew to a‘ heigh of twelve to fourteen
‘ , which stand a great dql of
heat and provide ample color, were massed at
the foundation of the house, which on
the south. and a cardinal climber was trained
 up the porch. We have two per-golas and a
.: grape arbor. Houeysockles and blue Japanese
1 - morning glories. both oi which are very rap d
_ growers, were trained over the pergolas. The .
vista from the back yard is terminated by the .
grapsarbor. Ahlrdhath-andaeveralbiird _____A__ i
houses oianpleﬁ our-gardens One‘  "‘"““"”“‘ ‘“‘-'~
u of ti: vi two- little t Vistas in iin.'we.i., si.¢x.....«. 11..
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{ , also Uoltofal necked  “'1.
i av wasputon frontpou-h.'l'be Aaatherhlislhsaselipaeted them {(55,
;' door is a Ie the size a! a quarter. The little :._._____:.._..._:__._,__._- . .--,__..:-.___ __f.%____
: wrens surely loved ‘ unique home. - ‘ ’ ’”“””""""“" "‘“"*
-. “Hy garden represents a snail expenditure  veﬂ  
7, of "money. especially when one. considers its ’ _ .
. splendid returns. so niaiiy of the seeds and “Everybody in France has a garden,” said
'  given t; he that 1 term it my 3;:  E. Wrench when asked about gardens
ip garden. r. Blacluuore's mother, who‘ I I - “Over r here gardens belo )7 I
. lives in Indiana. is extremely fond of roses. _l° the leilﬁre class, but there 01:5»; he: I‘
; She is preparing slips for me from her innbni- 1"’I’lI‘¢l¢ﬂ- N01 091)’ Mmel. but the hotels have
i ersble varieties, and I intend to dedicate a por- that 0'77! Vetelallle and flower gardens d
2 tion of my garden to her and to the roses she {Wu "*3? ‘he “"32?-‘ $10"-'8 l|l*'€ their Vete-
l loves so well." “a9 Elrdﬂl-'* Ind even the subuthan stores of
l _ _ Z ” Fagin hive their gardens back of the building.
5 ‘ TODAY, MARCH 21, MARKS ...v...T§."ili’.§’.‘i"'.,1‘.’I’..=‘.1‘.‘.“‘“‘"’" "1! ‘‘°‘’‘ ‘"“‘ '“"°
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E SPRING’S OFFICIAL OPENING *' mm -Won *- throw an  or um
;_. ‘V along the track: These.trees are prungd go
: Today, March 2:, is the official opening of "“‘ “"3 "" ‘I“'“ "W"-I looking: the trunks
6 spring For some ' Past ‘" ‘"3’ "'d ‘h’ l"‘""h°" "9 ‘rimmed in the
‘~ season have been rather shun , and for ‘hf?’ °‘_“ "_""‘d 5'” the OP-
; several weeks to come there will he spurts o! "'”""°d_ "’ “"5 "‘""_’¢¢' DNVGM 30)‘ d8
- sunshine and spouts of rain, {or spring. as every. ‘fb“"'“"”°" _°{ ,‘h,° "“'-“- Al 53"‘ SOL do not
‘I ne knows, is capricious, temperain n ‘ m‘°lu’¢ "7'-lflfllllllf of 910 "$08. bill 03¢!’ YOU
3 NCVN1-heless. March 21. the vernal equinox, is h“'° l’°°°"'°' ‘°¢“5l°m¢d 10 it you find them
i an important landmark on the roa ‘“‘f‘_‘d“°. SP‘ d¢°°"t3Ve, a When the
; _ tn u, .9,-in‘, to a town is so lovely’ you are sure to like aye
é While some people are talking spring, others unm‘ ~
; are living it. Thelarmer plants his, oats and po- "Willi!!! for trains in such ; pleagant
; tatoes: the merchant advertises ga T°Uhdin¢8_ is not tiresome. The stations are dec.-
5 mlnlﬂcry; the sins!) boy plays marbles, his sis- 0"! *1 ‘roses. its are enclosed
f tart Jumps rope. while the old grandmother “"0! heds’rLa'nd—"fences. which make. them
' loualy studi the of moon in the "ﬂeoe. .1 _ -rested for hours theme. 
"I9? alinansc. llagaaiue covers vie with “'53 fare and of so in these-
» «ch 0 the spirit pr the truth Jflﬂlﬂll ‘are found rabbit hatches and chick
{ 07 IP33!!! Paint brushes are in evidence as are Pens: These add to the _ entertsiniaem _‘vhﬂ¢
Shades trotels. Rugs are being loosed from ‘flmnx .10? trains. Vegetable tardens are
their winter’ moorings for 'a battle royal with found at the stations, became the 51,150,, m t,
hm“ 511 We \'l¢5l1lt)' of the clothesline. makes his home there and has his own rde" nr
Weather bureau services are in great demand, “Other public buildings such as n‘ l -
and hardware stores and seed houses are lh- light plants are beautified b ' de ::{t"' [ad
poetical signiﬁcance. but is a factor of cause. small but often elaborate.  man gomeumu
. . 5l|¢l33l_l'l_8l» Iﬂitullﬂﬂl Ind doll summer siistmd of only ‘tel: ﬁnpriynnngx
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' and southern  'l'he'd;)ya any den?;!’£!¢:i°t.':‘n Aha“ in  botuﬁul at’
are approximately of equal length at this tiine. suthe cc’ much" “d 3‘l"° .3.”
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