M..V
20,
1929
.1
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Gardens
and
Gardening
In
Northern
Rritiel.
Pnl.irnk.a
.
.
i
it-.
1
1
M
SUMMER
TURNIPS
NOW
AnnubelC
Annual
r
I
i
.1.
4
wing
appreciation
duct
with
the
young
and
tender
'greens"
in
the
oots.
laimblc
turnip
top
The
discovery
that
baby
vegc-.-
An
a
matter
of
tubleB
huto
quite
a
different
and
'td
green
com-
eiy
fine
flavor
.
or
-H
with
mustard
be
.much
con-
W
ArUY
-
f25
PUR"IS
TO
.
WJTA6AOX
VP
Of
H
xiTt
tuMir
roK
ntihO.
TEM
OF
A
LEGUME
'
NODULES
WHKH
OutH
FOR
PUN
t
u'Av
bacteria
-heir
mature
forms
has
led
to
he
common
use
of
the
root
crops
.it
a
much
younger
age
of
their
rowth
than
in
former
years,
oung
carrots,
young
beets,
and
oung
turnips
are
now
staple
ar-cles
of
diet.
The
young
turnip
mlled
and
cooked
when
only
an
nch
or
two
thick
is
a
delightful
egetable
with
a
more
delicate
'nvor
than
when
fully
grown.
It
Has
proved
to
be
an
excellent
Midsummer
vejretabk:,
to
be
cher-
he!
instead
of
reserving
it
ex-
irom
the
air.
In
fere
nee
in
the
vigor
and
growth
1
of
the
two
rows
enee
in
the
crops)
the
treated
and.
tin
While
the
nitotojB
is
not
necessarf
fiji
tion
of
good
c
H
it-nt
and
it
is
nec-
rkMnillv
assisted
ibii
ulute
it
.
1
lung
it
To
acconv
wad-diffjjr-
mam
noil
h
fertile
-and
well
worked,
H
is
a
Kua
rants
of
good
crops.
If
eas
uad
beanfe
have
boon
grown
in
the
soil
in
years
past
it
is
already
inoculated
with
the
bacteria
and
the'
inoculation
is
less
needed.
In
soil
in
which
these
crops
have
not
heen
previously
grown,
it
is
an
excellent
idea
to
try
It.
A
can
of
the
culture
costs
only
a
few
cents
and
the
operation
is
simple,
requiring
no
tch-
ar
nical
knowledge,
so
you
may
grow
with
a
i,an.
if
vnu
wish
peas
and
It
is
an
excellent
plan
.
t
eed
is
trotted
be-
the
soil
for
thebeans
in
advancesK
planting,
digging
in
a
h.
maximum
yield
'
910A
supply
of
fertllimr
and
then
I
b
ana,
particuUrly
:
light
working
when
it
is
time
!
ii-n.
the
soed
roa'to
sow
the
seed.
Beans
are
a
with
nitrogen
oJT-
warm
weather
crop
and
there
is
..n
seed
houses,
the
beat
I'omiilste
elkee;
tin.
!F
SABLES
FOR
HEALTH
mash,
one
of
the
of
vegetables
for
ui-
and
neglected
11
because
It
was
nooked,
is
now
;
Ml
M
PAUY
PAM
SOUAJHEJ
AMt
MAR
ROW.
a
hi-aith
il
siturci
the
season
by
early
plan-
of
supply
of
the
great
life
giving
and
resistance
building
Vitamine
A.
It
It
contains
contains
809
mm
wr-
calories
per
-
purpose
squash,
which
a
t
1
)1
.
The
summer
squasn
is
at
u
Iwst
and
of
greatest
value
ns
a
food
when
eaten
as
a
green
vegetable
and
picked
when
only
partly
grown.
In
this
manner
boiled
in
ita
skin
and
served
with
butter
like
aBjwragUB,
it
becomes
a
most
attractive
vegetable
and
one
that
,..m
i.
n
ru1
novelty
when
first
freouentlv
in
markets,
may
be
1
readily
grown
In
the
home
gar-1
den
as
it
is
one
of
the
vegetable
marrow
branch
of
summer
squashes.
LAST
YBAiTTsBBIlS
"There
now."
said
the
subur-
hnnit.
to
his
wife,
"you've
or-1
dered
flower
seetls
that
take
two
years
to
bloom."
"Well,
that's
where
you
w
.
aha
M
"Thin
ic
year's
catalogue."-The
Gardener.
"REMIUM
FLAT
CVTCH
CwiNCfE
oa.
i2jgr
-b--
.
petsai
Savoy.
FANCY
HOME
GARDEN
CABBAGES
Quality
cabbages
as
well
as
by
an
occasional
light
applica-
lusively
as
a
follow
cnon
for
quality
irf
tither
vegetables
canl
tion
of
nitrate
of
soda
to
be
pring
vegetables,
to
be
used
only
best
be
obtained
by
irrowlni:
the
i
watered
in
after
it
is
applied,
'n
the
fall
when
full
grown
and
vegetables
-yourself.
ln
this
man'
the
plants
two'
feet'
apart'
''t
'ng
the
winter.
r
nr
you
can
'select
seed
of
the
Plant
turnips
for
the
summer
newest
and.nati-
introductions,
crop
now.
Plant
only
the
white
Otherwise
'j$$imit
depend
o(
Hortr.
The
yellow
turnips
or
ruta-
trie
staple
s4rte,gro
bagas
are
a
long
season
fall
crop
'.et
njardehprs,
:
GROWING
BETTER
VEGETABLES
iii
iniH
belong
to
a
Uon
for
its
use.
The
various
letr
.nu
known
botant-
unM
require
different
cultures.
etevr"
nd
'M
'-
They
We
the
i'i;it-
nf.
ttitiag
nun
mm
iron
H.pvu
na
twam.
TK
nlnvura
title
m
rliffaamnt
pill.
i-
war
at
secreting
ture
from
,..t,
wii
the
Bunion
man
ana
yj
httle
bumps
besjv.
It
would
be
an
interesting
phmt
'is
cr.poritnent
for
tb
home
mr-are
usually
re-
doner
to
plant
a
row
of
inocula-
A
special
tod
mos
and
beans
and
another
na
performs
the
row
which
has
not
had
the
nitro-
l-,:unies,
of
taking's
inoculation
and
note
the
dif-
It
is
a
bright
dark
green
in
coloring
and
the
leaves
are
crinkled,
giving
it
an
unusually
hand
some
apearance.
the
heads
are
solid
and
of
the
highest
quality,
v
SWEET
ALYSSUM
in,
the
rows
and
Keep
them
well
Cultivated,
establishing
a
dust
mulch
and
keeping
i
the
moisture
IW
mat-
'r
the
soil
which
the
cabbage
it
oot,of
needs
for
"its
best-growth.
Cab-
and
not
adapted
for
summer
use
the
newest
and
fltwSt
type,
The
1
"age
worms
will
come
in
spite
when
young.
The
turnip
is
a
cooi
finest
quality
Cfftbage
for
home:f
everything.
Arsenical
poisons
weather
plant
and
should
either
growing
.to
ji'se
fresh
cut
iroraiare
ne
most
effective
but
often
,
m.wmik
turnip
Mum
I.
gown
now
for
middummer
use
ui
other
better
mat-
,.
j
mjd-Hummer
for
fall
use.
.
m.iy
consider
six
to
ten
weks
will
give
roots
.1
uKubk-
by-pro-
0r
UHUIt
gzie
the
garden
is
the
Savoy
type.
gardeners
fear
to
use
these
This
is
not
a
popular
market
poisons
for
fear
they
will
remain
cabbage
because
it
is
not
a
lonif
"
the
cabbage
and
be
poisonous
keeper
like
most
of
the
types.
It
is
quite
different
and
altogether
distinct
to
appearance
from
the
common
cabbage.
when
the
cabbage
is
cooked.
This
danger
is
negligible,
but
there
are
nonpoisonous
insecticides
which
may
be
used
to
equally
good
arivantnge
and
sll
fear
of
poisoning
will
thus
be
obviated.
Keep
a
close
watch
for
the
first
flight
of
white
butterflies
and
i
Tive
tne
plants
ft.
ooa
ousting
trnirinsr
110
siiAti
an
than
nn.
Savoy.'
standard
main"
crop
1
OUTDOOR
SEED
SOWING
,
'
I-
ll-
.
n.
1
Kxett
for
the
coarse
seeds
'rows
and
ow"
thinly.
Merely
outdoor
MMd
aowimr
reauires
con-
Pre8
Ilne
seTO
"
poppies
rLfr
Zft
twi
their
thickness.
Mark
the
to
garden
e
-I
rows
plainly.
After
the
seed
is
?f
fTLL
'
'n
the
plank,
can
be
used
to
with
the
fine
seeds.
The
main;
dvantltf?e
owr
the
row
to
care
is
to
provide
some
kind
I
of
,
th
,u
dryitut
the
protection
so
that
if
a
heavy
ra.n;,
aa
aB
wed
T?.
bed
!.
quickly
.,1
and
a
easily.
u7
!
.theoil
the
Plants
begin
to
break
through
'
This
is
a
precaution
that
is
nec-
Make
'the
wed
bed
in
a
shady'
essary
until
the
seedlings
have
at-'
pOTitiori
or
one
ghaded
at
least
tained
sufficient
sise
to
stand
up
nalf
the
d,y
for
vegetables
that
under
or-over.
When
aeeds
vou
expect
to
transplant.
Vege-flrst
Htnm'MmU
hey
have
not
mil-
,.-
W.'r.
thev
ficiHt
fOwt
ystems
to
hold
them
gtmf
Rr(
;
robit.
uuWy
fairlv
m
u
wuru
umre(
""""i
cirae
seeaeo
ana
no
.
not
neea
and
in
tlnjP-tiUnts
greit
quanti
Mes
or
even
ffi
ple
sowing
are
sometimes
washeckwt.
For
eae
of
protect
on
it
h
most
convenient
lo
sow
the
seed
in
tyig
nws.
"'anks
can
he
obtained
-fyjd
lid
alongside
the
seed
row
in
which
bricks
orrflowor
)ota
are-d-laced
it
proqshS
(HUtaHcoa
an
when
rains
threaten
the
plank
can
l
tt
over
the
row
to
break
the
downpour
ene
esti
prec
autione.
The
HI
should
'be
In
good
tilth
for
hem
and
ft-h-t
fhy
ore
quHe
Tpab'e
of
holding
their
own
with
Jhe
elements.
Sow
thinly
at
the
ttart
and
save
u
lot
of
extra
work
in
thinning.
Now
iis
the
time
to
get
seed
into
the
ground,
both
vegetable
and
flower
seed.
The
vegetable
should
have
first
call,
for
every
dy
lost
is
a
day
lost
in
the
menu
tv,o
nll
for
the
outdoor
bed
during
the
coming
months
The
carefully
nrenarod.
well
first
bloom
of
the
flowers
i8
not
pound
aim
a.uo
por
liroken
up
and
leveled.
Sow
in
of
m
much
imjwrtance.
to
each
iuu
caior.en
sary
is
to
thin
it
to
give
the
plants
at
least
six
inches
of
room
and
let
them
g"
their
way.
They
ieedlly
develop
a
sheet
of
white
thai,
increases
in
depth
and
width
ft,
the
season
pro-gressoa.
Alyssum
.does
not-
trans-
Sweet
alyssum
is
ideal
as
an
plant
aa
rewlrlj'
as
other
an-
ir
l
TI,
vegetable
marrows
are
edging
plant.
Nothing
In
the
way
nuale
and
there
is
little
need
to
S;.,ilIrl
T
vaiuao
valuable
for
this
of
annuals
grows
more
easily
transplant
:it
Sow
it
where
it
is
particular!)
..reduces
a
greater
wealth
to
grow
and
thin
it
out,
to
the
The
cocosem-
-
-
.
...
in
seen
now
quite
01
uioom.
me
"'"j
w
'"M-'"1"!
ni,-
.
lokakipd
section
mny
all
lust
bo
of
special
Interest
to
you
today.
'
1
"
HiiJl
1
URLtMsv&r
u
Husesas&CH
u
(etting
Rctidy
For
Shows
Start
a
garden
of
herbs
this!
year.
A
small
icornar
will
give):a
t
tine
supply
of
(Seasoning.
j
All
hardy
annual
seed
should
iie
Hown
now
asters,
petunias,
ilystum,
calendulas,
larkspurs,
oachelor's
,
buttons,
California
poppies
all
manner
of
popples,
in
fact,
and
phlox
drummondi.
Get
in
a
planting
of
peas
at
two
weeks'
intervals.
It
is
time
to
begin
scattering
commercial
fertilizer
on
the
lawn
and
ic
the
garden
to
be
washed
down
to
plant
roots
by
the
spring
rains.
Don't
forget
to
.anoint,
Ahe
currant
bushes
with.
a,
004,
dose
pf
tobacco
insectide
to.
check,
the
spread
of
green
plant
Iiee.
They
will
appear
almost
with
the
first
leaves.
Lettuce
is
next
on
their
route.
NEW
ENGINES
FOR
AIRSHIP
Graf
Zeppelin
Will
Keturn
Ilase
in
Germany
For
Renewals
to
TOULON,
May
20:
Sir
Hu-
sweet
and
mild
flavored.
Plant
if
,i-
u
aZ
a
Deri
wno
was
a
passen-
a
row
of
Savoy
cabbage
sed
nnw
,Laitjn
on
ititf!
rAa.ni.
the
tlnv
'
lfcr.
,
the
Land
vnu
cn
Tutvn
n
aunnlv
in
lU
.
.m
:ii
..
t,
...:n
''Week,
Wh
I
j
r,r,
--.
rccuHi
Miiiirn
w
'WHr(W
WIU
nob..
summer
sod
early
tali;-
iey,
-hnI
.Met
r.H.;eartW
career
Jong
quire
exactly
the:
satne
tf
eeW
y.h
to
ao.iaoy
t
damK,
as
the
common
cabbage,
a
goo3
Try
80me
0,,
.haBM,
-this
Uweet..l&h.ril.Jli
.sn
exe41eivt
moisture
during
their
growing
,ariy
8ort.
Marvin's
f
kt-ge
period.
They
are
greatly
sped
along
on
their
way
toward
fine
heads
I
-1
I
T
1
i
1
4
1
1
iicnuyu
pkj
jy
.
nrwvj
upy
Amen-
(an
the
Graf
Zepptilln
last
en
she
was:
forced
to
turn
back
and
land
in,
France
at
the
only
moating
past
i
the
cotint-y,
stated
yesterday
that
two
new
motors
were
being
snipped'
from'
Priedrkkshaven,
and
with
the
three
good
engines
the
airship
would
return
to
her
home
base.
There,
all
new
engines
of
the
same
type
as
the
original
.would
be,
installed
and
Jthe
big
ship
would
make
another
'
start
across
the
Atlantic.
&X8Xm
PL
NT
Third
Avenue
for
BEAUTY
and
UTIUTY
Gardens
for
flowers
as
well
as
for
vegetables!
Seetls
and
plants
must
be
bought
with
care
to
assure
the
perfect
development
of
your
"crops."
Make
sure
-that
your
months
of
labor
on
your
gardens
will
not
be
in
vain.
Buy-only
the
finest!
They
cost
no
more
than
inferior
ones.
Prince
Rupert
Floral
Shop
(MRS.
It.
MCCARTHY)
Phone
Red
183
Crescent
Ground
Crots-Cut
Saw,
No.
325
m
TIm
Ii
am
lH
mol
popular
mwi
on
Ui
nurktl
(or
cuttin
pu!pwooL
It
to
umJ
'
I
by
Dm
Lrgeat
pulp
wJ
foUxn
Mid
Mnufacturtn.
ll
it
mad
with
L&ncc
Tooth,
I
I
i
11ml,
nd
with
tu
kollow
bk
it
cUll
JIMO'DS
CAUDA
SAWC0.iI(IU
J
dind
tar
Ictlinf
purpsMt.
f
T
monkhi
.
vamcoovi".
Jn
The
true
purpose
of
"V')
1
i'llW
t
a
Budget
'in
ErUKY
year
you
spend
a
large
prei'wtton
of
thjaiju
get,
$0
much
for
clothing-
So
mueh
for
ahM.
Se.
much
for
things
to
oat
for
bouse
furnishings,
hooka
i
wat
not.
Here
is
the
way
to
get
the
most
for
your
money.
Keep
a
budget.
Decide
what
you
cmn
afford
to
spend
for
each
item,
and
hold
yourself
wUhln
this
amount.
Then
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
adw
tisements
carefully.
The
advertisements
you
reed
tall
yon
what
is
newest
and
best.
They
give
you
the
latest
ideas
and
improvements.
They
help
you
to
get
more
from
each
dollar
yeu
have
apportioned
in
ypur
budgetand
so.
2lve
betr
and'drHfc
better
with
the
same
ineome.
1
.
'
'
The
true
purpose
of
a
budget
is
to
enable
y)u
k
P(d
wiasV-r-and
only
by
careful
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