Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1920, Page 14

PACE FOURTEEN PG oy ONE MORE GARDEN STORY 10 README esses garden soil, but poor ones muy never } wake up, | + inaend ty War. Ne ae in rial aes: Many “amateur gardeners have an | idea that they should plant. everything —————— s in the seed catalogues, but, as a rule, BY FREDERIC HASKIN not more than fifteen or twenty kinds WASHINGTON, D. C:, April 16.—There is a new sign of spring % Yesctables show he planted in a} : . 4 : 1 small garden. which rivals the blue bird, the crocus, moving vans,-spooning couples,| 4 screen of lim#beans ma endemic laziness,’and all the rest of those signs which the poets sing shade for the hick porch, S The advice of Pliny the Elder, who and neglect to sing. jlived n This new one is the spring gardep campaign. It has been. with us| 8t#1_ S000 for gardene Let ua Show you the difference be-]iudament.. Cat aahina and see ns. tween the Thread. Rubber insulated | Auto Eleetric Co.,211 East First s:. Willard Storage Battery and the gnu Phone 968J, ' nary poden insulated Kind. ‘our Mistletoe figured ink ac aig aah ee i eatin Se Will casity pick “the WIL-| "The: My gives ofits nest perrume eee pes rer tea giganto {LARD as superior and we back uw} ur at midn here attending to business while stay: ing at the Henning. Hotel. —— es n good arly twenty centuries ago, is “Dig acep, | manure well, work often now for some four or five years, and its outbreak has been each year} soi should be pulverized as deeply as violent than he! It began by . | it is*plowed or spaded “No matter how - the necessities of war, and now} % tke her course . Nature does, the) perfectly the surfaceis prepared, if the reagan. germinate, and when the weather | foi) ig course and himpy below the from the depart m John transfers these plants | mants will not thrive. Large air spaces Men. caren (Oke gree Nee In the soll are a detriment, but 2 large Ls start these plants are first under the! number of very small air spaces are wire and on the table. : tes primo t of agric Yarious worthy Pretty Dresses wise be waste Jand under intenstve eul-/ be done with wites and-everything | the litest official garden book by writ- is not soil.. Then the ground must| ing to The Casper Daily Tribune. In- A—the plot is not large enough | formation Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, | tify hiring a man to do a job of | director, Washington, D. C. Write your HOLDS THE BIGGEST #OB IN THE: plowing—and. then it is thoroughly | name and address plainly and enclose 2 raked. John breaks the soil .up into} cents in stamps for return postage.) | WORLD—Lieut. Cok: Robert B. Olds of fine particles to a depth of 8 inches. —— lst. Paul, Minn., American Red Cross this time he has learned tt “Sa TE CHEMIST commissioner to Burope. He supervises » new to historic meaning of the ph x How ts at Minas eat "But Ae Kees going | the relief work in 18 different countries John mets ana yaar with | RESIGNS PLACE |*t ¥en claims to have conve en million {a benefit. E S F Bee have converted ten (muinGn | ~ Joli'n: Hest aee lio Warten sehen wel es elas mE GEE AER oe Tn re ee Are quickly made on an Electric ewing one nelined to dispute the figures. Starts preparing the ground of his yard) in water. Soil must be well drained if ps pba ak dhed in its for the ntion of his seeds. ‘The| garden crops are to suceeed. 3 Machine early Gays, but this happens no longer.| Bround is new to gardening, all the| ‘Don't beng about your garden, but | AGGNaree weemhat s put many | stor to be pulled out and piled) dig and keep on digging. ! is of acres rt would oth at Oo! end the same thing has to {Any reader can obtain a copy of} | tivation; that it dening babit ir rievements it keep mum. The diffieulty ot th mover th ther hard! Meredith, the agri 108, “tnitfiie abil ta hots#en Shap Cf might be, so he fertilizes it. He is un- able to find the wagon-lond of manure} CHEYENNE, Wyo. April 16.—Ros: half as much se that he probably would need—blname| Moudy of Laramie, who has peor - he argues, the automobile for that—so he buys| Wyoming state chemist for a number ables. enough commercial fertilizer for his | of years, Wednesday tendered his resi NM stiay, Qoge Mpdtto she aikeed in tae st the, plot. He finds that a sack of commer- lon to Gov. Carey, effective May i ee oon ieee ee ae ne vomtvor the wna 1 fertilizer. would be too much for| When he will become chief chemist af Fe ‘A hats athe, ie poe nite rent: pas fi inte ie bles, you must furnish your own | his needs so he joins with two neigh-| the Midwest Refining Company at Lara-} bra wasleaie $2 von that lly nes Mr, Meredith gives the follow-| bors and they buy the sack together. | mie. He) will be succeeded by 1. E. | Mies ec realistic account of how to go, Then john ABaUe®. nie fertile by | Walter, at pfesent assistant state | BE ee as Res 1 garden vary | after spading and raking. The fertili-| ons, but es is thoroughly into the soil | ialy they are tie same, Here is an another thorough raking. outline of what John Jun who it seems to be almost time to be put- lives in a suburb of Baltimore, Md., will ting the seeds in the ground, so John i do fr the time he gets the calls up.the Weather Burealu office and ; den until that glad and happy | finds what is the ze date of the day when he begins to pull the pro-} last killing frost in his o i - Ou iss i sduc plied with this knowledge he e to} eB Fr ses to the kitchen door, ke his planting with comparativ surveys his 60 feet of backyard safety. Some cro; and then he sits down and draws him-/ toes, smooth peas, orion sets, We item in this list_your drupelst wil yee? self'n plan. John is one of those sys 8, beets, lettuce and mustard, may | ‘ deeutbeticags ec res tematic fellows and he believes in planted ten days to two weeks be-] fs 20RD. knowing what he is going to do before, fore-the average date of the last killing: Hani Paste Casper's dog-catcher was. on the job} It was his first day at his’ pficial duty of picking up stray dogs for which no licenses have been taken ou the professional hard to buy ve market ners eannot ry Inbor, If you want fresh! ec Why not have some individuality and “personal touch” in your new Spring Dresses by the use of an Electric Portable Sewing Machine? teps in making what with condit , ‘Do your sewing in any room that js convenient, Choice of sevén speeds at the pressure of your foot. Tis our pleas- ~ ure to demonstrate in your home, either of the different models which we have in stock. With each purchase of 30c or over of any Sou? he s it. He puts down on paper the While the young p! Powder M EN Ss DESIRED of his available land. by frost they require | 4 be nce (Great ‘ PA Y. T. IF to the vegetables he | two weeks to.come up, and by the timé Kise Massage Cream ng the they sprout, frost uanger is likely to =a8 Rouge a ops that require most Sometimes the first plantings Soul Kies ‘Toilet ‘ in mind at let d, but it is qworth taking a 4 Soul Kiss Perfume = 62 - 5 sy beatiiend Veer ete ‘anywast Another groups of | Meyer Brothers Drug Cs, > 1e same crops, including carrots, beets, pars: : ~ St. Louts, Mo. with others and remo€ed before nips, Seite! aaleity, wrinkled peas, | L ae The Largest Drug Elouse ts tha Werks x ef the main crop attains sufficient size spinach’ and early sweet corn, may be | : — require enti ce, He remembers planted about the time of the © last | PHONE .69 t carrots nips, parsn’ type may be early tu killing frost. A third group, including! of that cucumbers, cantaloupes, okra, Swiss 12 to 18 chard, snap beans, cauliflower and to-| Ipy @ com- mato plants should not he planted until | parativel mall space grouped to- after frost danger is past. Still later | gether he taller-g such panting is recommended for,a group of } as pole beans, tomatoes to what are known as heat-loving plants und ot corn, plans to! inch peppe plants, | beans and summer = | t one side of the lire re a few reminders for John_ ‘own in rov inches apart, and will oc arden where po’ smaller crops. squc in his rows; Here will not shade the finds nd od from the standpoir peppy amet niente SROTISIII SIL IIIOTOL TOG: ee eee tiene To ‘Temporary Quarters in the ‘ Chamberlin Furniture Company Store — KEKE KIN KK EEE EEL TELE ELE EEE ELES ER EA EERE PEELE EERE EES Week End Special _ In Our Ladies’ Dept. 25 Dresses, consisting of Taffeta, Satin and. Georgette. Worth up to $45.00. Very special price: Colors navy, ‘moccasin, brown, tan, putty, green and grey. These are worthy of your inspection, as the material alone is worth the price of the dress. The next thing John Juniper does- the weather still being cold and the ground hard—is to ret his seeds and tools, For his seeds he goes to a deal he knows to be. reliable and buys varieties that are guaranthed to pro- When he buys his tools he feels inclinatiou—felt by all beginners in ing, by the way—to load him- elf down with enough tools to cultivate arm. But John checks him: | inds he can get along with und comparatively inexpensive ar- ticles ef equipment. He learns that} the only *ntial tools area spade or snadi hoe and a ‘1 rake. 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