Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1925, Page 20

3 | vigorous growth. by Misses Lily H. and Ada MacLean at Small THE BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1925 ‘blown off and at the same time give some protection to the roots. These bottles are removed in. the Spring, when the cutting is due for a fairly All the second Sum- e buds are picked off re- As a result they get an un- y vigorous bush at the start of the third Summer, and it is perhaps due to this method of propagating that their hybrid teas attain such re- markable growth. When they moved into the garage they had only one room. They set to work at first constructing a _rose and grape pergola in the rear. This they later had built into a sun parlor, which they also use for a sleeping were moved farther back. Not only do they obtain thousands of roses during the Summer, but the room. The grapes and climbing roses | the hanging boxes of scarlet foliage and begonias suspended from the grape arbor. The lot once had been used as a truck ‘garden, and was exhausted when the MacLean sisters first moved there. The land since has been re- stored by persistent cultivation. Due largely to the rose vines over its corners, the building hardly would be taken for a garage today. Only its t doors. constructed for an automobile, betray it. Otherwise it seems to sit perfectly into a charm- ing old world vinette. The two sisters had intended to build on more floor space, but they are loath to take any land which might be used for a garden. It is likely, they say, that they will pro- vide more room by raising the roof. | ered with classical and old world scenes, and a large piece of tapestry made of brilllantly colored sea shells strung on a fisher’s skein, provide an unmistakable impression of luxurious- Bess. —_— Platinum prospecting in Africa con- tinues deapite recent heavy rains. One of the Reasons That This ‘Tron Costs $6.75 Is the Won- derful Heating Element Member of Morgan Firm Il NEW YORK, September 1 (P).— Bdward R. Stettinius, a member of J. P. Morgan & Co., 1s 11l at his country home at Locust Valley, L. I. Relatives say his condition does not | warrant TROUBLE COMES IN BUNCHES Tooth troubles are no different from other troubles. You probably know alfeady that once they start there ie no end, unless you give them relief by going to a good, reliable den- tist. You can’t make the visit too soon. In addition to giving you relief, the cost will be much less when you act immediately. Decay spreads just like one bad apple, left with a barrel of good ones, will finally rot the en- - il tire barrel. Do your duty to yourself. See . 3 us today. All dental work leaving this office is supervised personally by Dr. Freiot and That_has been our record for There 18 a richness and originality | Which Will Never guaranteed. the past 24 years. Using only the very latest about the single room which gives it the atmesphere of the home of a | wealthy family. Miss Lily H. Mac- garden affords them a considerable part of their sustenance. The sisters figure to raise all the fruit and vegetables they need during the Sum-|Lean, who says that she is the artist mer and Fall, and enough to last |and her si them all Winter in cans. They have | the family, is eight or ten grape vines, now heavy- | than usual 1 laden with purple fruit; a long line of e currant bushes, and loaded plum | trees besides all the ordinary vege- (hhlo appliances known to dental science. Only i methods used in g the least pos Thousands of satisfled pa- hington and surroundings Burn Out business head of HIS is the CHROMALOX Heating Element whu h oil_painter of more The panels, Hendmate Piaie o wuiai: ‘estimonials upon request. 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