Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 40

THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1935, fect of the garden is produced by i masses of phlox, ranging from pure 4wmm to deep pink. This has been 0 | collected from every corner of the Unlon. Wherever the Keplingers (2 ¢ have noted unusually colored phlox - | = w& they have obtained a plant or two. R There are masses of the wild aster, s a 1 A 3 formerly very common ir the Middle- searching a long time LT OO o % East for it Mrs. Replinger C . - finally found a bed growing at )({ouul i > o . Vernon and obtained a few seeds. U. S. Chamber Committee : : T T Kepiingers are most_prousi of their box hedges, now numbering hun- Hears Difficulties of Trans- |Keplinger Garden, at Bethesda, Contains Blossoming Mementoes | areds cof planis. Al came from out of Nearly Every Statein Union—Own Plants Also o pocuretinboul 14 yeriasnion used to be regarded as a luxury—as some- i i i ilroads. istri ry. ich wero S A Thingioataliad als fo e it 3 continental Rail Have Been Distributed Throughout Country. Pt A Ll CEL SELRNE L recent ):ienrs have given it rank as‘a busi- B thie) Avsodiatet| Broes. XLVIT iene) A Toariest Hntom dndil.t osren R Pty }.;f,',‘.‘.:v"fi.‘,‘\?'1}ké'i.“‘,m ness and household necessity instead. October 'he & g 2 wagons and carried them.to their new | CCHHUIY 0ld Dushes. As years go by 5 Trom Maino birches to Callfornia|pomes. Consequently there fa hardly | the hedges will add thousands of dol- The Union Trust Company has undertaken Rt oV ; Bofon 1a Teprosented Jy plantn o the | &1 oldtime farmyard 'in Missouri, {147 10 (he value of the properts. ! r 1 | . L o nion is represented by plants in the | & S GE Nebrasha th P : s 3o to organize the services of its various o > ; sentimental garden of Mr. and Mrs. | Fan%as or ~ :;Ai:zk‘:x:: e M T";M“.T'd (‘r'mu) 0'1 ."',3“} i v B e Y deater. | Fred Keplinger at Betheada. one bush. - Mrs. Keplinger has a highly treas departments as to make them superlative pust : : : The Keplinger yard ls like a blos- Propagated From Shoots. | ured collection of the elimbing conveniences. Chafeman SEn soming notchook of life associations—| The two In the Keplinger andl| oL noses nxoduer At ithe e ppointed by i a § o eE e Der Rt Nt oL AL e atie ola folends, olff Bomce, yacatlin ipe| cime foom Housas. - A peeullatity of | o 1r Lo o ent of fe 2% Paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts S 9 sommes _ |and visits to historic places. Instcad | the bush fs that it is almos 088 fRegLers oy 4 3¢ g Rearings and return recommenda- | oy oting o penandink dlary. they | L. s et e Ersitedtion wm " have collected appropriate plants. throw out o yevi rom which | oSt of w hh h were gi \4n the - xm; X‘h,\“"”‘ o5 [own garden have been distributed all | Kaplinger |atue - tremsure a - ey | NS # {"N‘ friend of the family, hlfl"- 5o over the United States. They usually | prairie rose, the wild rose of the plains eh ssocihien with Mo Benin. aid H. C. Gard- | {a13 something in exchange for what brother when a young man in a 4 8 haisiaan of (he Coat . which often lines a patch of woodland | Eolony i Tennedsee” eitablished by akes 1 dewater Assoclation. teyiecelve = :,'1‘ Spring with curved lines of pink | gevotees of the philosophy of John s Ve 9 Competition. Have Kansas Setting. o B Ruskin. 4 2 idwest atmosphers re- | 144 : o g arl R reat The Keplingers camo to Washing- i he fence is completely covered by OF THE ; Sk, hresident of | ton from Kansas. Their childhood | ferved further by a wild cru e | masses of silver moons. Then comes oad. sald i 'D-|a high bank of hollyhocks, with a Conmy memories are assoclated with the sun red petition between water | Mem - e | linger believ > most_beaut S mhles 5 Y DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA !l and rail ts, because where ship- | flower = State. Consequently = the e, "or 41 flowering shrubs. 1 nidon plilox Iifoonthof 1L hese i or 15 % 5 foundation of the garden is made up o sl 3 nks bloom in succession, first the itl;, - o Edward J. Stellwagen ens ke o e S o Fower Snd ShFbe Crrdetertatc | 7, 5 ottt | s che”n’ Rofiocks and hen | - Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for the business 4 2 cately colored and more frag s. Kepling = President Shipmonis (o the Tacifle Coast |SENUrY ago. On o vislt to her ol | fioue’Gf tho orchard appie free, The | cary it oimion, WS & 52| Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago from Youngstown, Ohio; (hicago | itio e great many :fll{i cr«fl; ullmlcdl;un ¢ difficult | in b t work. The zinnlas afford Pai N 1 g and, in some instances, as far West o he %ansas State | {0 transplant and Mrs. ried | kome rare mixtures of colors for the ain euralgi: i as Montana, are being carried to e ;‘:fgfl"};{;r‘,"fl“, Logeenans several times before’ she o - [artist to duplicate and look even bet- L gia Toothache . Rheumatism Eastern ports by rail and trans- [ g0t SUCE SRR, AT 60 : S ter in ofl than in life. shipped through the Panama Canal | gtrongly of home. Lf;‘:é’x't‘"f‘ "“l“‘;“‘" St '4';"‘;' anc e at rates lower than the direct west- . ' objects in the Kan. | y constitute one of the strik o - ern haul to the Pacific. ME“&;'::?&'?IK‘&""LS”, of Harri. | jcenic attractions of the Middle West Last of Oldest Twins Dies. DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART In that connection the discu son’s yellow rose on each side of the | ™ SPrins. turned relief for the s byl front porch. These bushes, of the 0ld-Fashioned Blooms. SYRACUSE, N. Y., October 2 (#).— - he Interstate Commerce ¢ strian briar family, produce masses i v Jeremiah 1. Quackenbush, of CHEVROLET + OLDSMOBILE thorizing transcontinental rail | of blossoma_of n nduplicable. vel rs. Xeplinger aleo Is growing old- | Liverpo | suburb of this city. Accept only “Bayer” package rates that would rmit cof i - i ofr 2 hollyhocks vhick were | twin brothes the late M Almir: OAKLAND +« BUICK « CADILLAC S e e ppeatoniThwabttionly In theisitnes and thelnllie: o on jects it Ransas fammyacds. | OUatleuDieh Cottt e i which contains proven directions. of a Kansas farmyard a quarter of a are larger, fi the phlox without, at|growth is irregular. 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