The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 14, 1949, Page 10

BE SUNLESS | Today’s isa pi ture which revies.in laughter and light aaa ie i A . Sow to cad gold ou nce enamee Te Princes > the Cloldgn Shower: sald to be. active of Iotie iseaduces hry into the West Indies and other tropical. countries. a desire to avoid seridtis though’ SHTCTY Strange to relate ,in all that may not be Private Landed widespread galaxy of brilliant Cassia int ho rage * ‘Praperty OF Nieam Srees rubs there should be a few! OM My dewabad pink flowering ones, not frequent- Though thriving best in rich, ly met with and considered by. moist soil, it grows well on. high- ny as outstanding in tropieal hew OELIML~u—The saw Of these Bailey lists but . grandis, commonly « Meterted, cee reputed thefanown as the Pink Shower. “et «het oman, te being | Flowers are said to be borne in mere of bie private landed prop-}!ong: drooping axillary racemes, % © return fore fixed privy a — inches or ap nn ° pew ength. ere are several other of Gee TON eqeere miles of pri- | pink flowering Cassias, not listed Florian, page’ Pd opty ne te tmtes head heen rd ag ey c. a C.} Costin tacenslann. aaa ote annual income of 90,608,. | /4vanica eeeeee ANS ee te bearing little globular yel- cemeee (98,000,000). These} other late flowering one whose pw floware: Sekt eine taaees TR Suet trough under direct gov-) Dane Pace degenoereg rant.. Some of these were plant- et «menemement in return) §=“The Cassias delight in sunny|.9 originadly in Deane Park Sub- ae eeeee! privy purse of S| exposure, Most of those culti- division, Fort Myers. ragees vated in the Unitd States are - Mieem's privy puree, fixed | herbs or herb-like shrubs, attrac=} into eee on pao of 5 mellien rupees after the po-| tive for the finely cut foliage andi, ¢ nodosa. on the Coolidge place _ ee aetten of mid-Reptemier, has| the showy ‘flowers. Some ti tees the city hospital. It was: few been imcreesed to 10 million oO them are cultivated only in the: tb j adly damaged by hurricane pe The eludes what form-j|extreme South, C. corymbosa is winds several years ago. A wide- wee te be paid from the treasury to hia two sons probably the best garden subject. ‘ ai e Cassias are summer bloomers, for orn hat: pian at gt nnd whew wives the most part. Propagation is! Hotel on the boulevard. A: dark- The government of Hyderbad | mostly by divisions and seeds. er pink flowering tree (species kX or , : cla St © @ preeeet drafting rules for} “Senna leaves, used in medi-| unknown) that F consider more ee os i ; ” tehite over 90,000 square miles | cine as a cathartic, are derived} attractive is in the parkway ber-. a ent “ol @rivete eetetes owned by a} from various species ,chiefly from dering Manuel’s Branch, just off. naa eet ot Monte ond HindulC. acutifolia of Egypt, and C./the boulevard. Y fect sides SEGA REDO RRA SAARI? 5x aati ARR poole “Wetionts vide =the state, The }augustifolia of India and other! ‘There are three species of pink ; _ SUBSCRIBE TO FHE = WEEKE HPOPEeNE proposes to pay them | Old World tropics. The Cassia} flowering Cassias on the Mont- PEAS NRE SE SIRI 8s a pM sna! pemeions. te be deereased | lignea is the product of a Cinna-|gomery Estate at Coconut Grove, | Sy eee every yeer. Payment}momum. Cassia pods of com- — = + me sm compensation weld «amount to a colossal fertilizer and water. It is-a dense and beautiful tre in its young state and this beauty even in- creases in older specimens.” The only member of the fam- A.M, So Messoroige CEPT LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EX SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M, and a at Key West at 5:00 o'clock - merce, used in medicine, are the} fruits of C. fistula. Many of the Veaure species contribute to therapeu- Copered with what = the/tics. Some of them provide tan- Telien princes receive, the Ni- | ning materials.”—Bailey. yam ie oti) well-off. Two mahara- Dr. Henry Nehrling mentions some reowve cach one-fourth of ithe Cinnamon of commerce aa} Sur ‘ what the Micam is given. They} product of a Cassia species, as| ,. an Qrum eturés exereweert+ihe pre the Meheraiehe of Gwalior }foliows: “Cinnamomum Cassia| Key. West, at.Gandney's Pharmacy. ond Bareda, each receiving 2,- | ————————-—- paar ei8 SOR,080 rupees per year. The rest et comsidrrably less Suny a Serdar Vallabhai Patel, states \ 4 ¢ A Ss H MA RK ET. PH PM. sinister, explained in the legis- : oe wrete for the rulers. “As a gen- . i . . * rt To All of Our Friends and Customers We Wish A = vs Fore sain ot os Cea Paul P. Lumley, Prop, ; HAPPY AND JOYOUS EASTER! sa eaease to" _7-AAP WA SPE GSPN | wm the first 100,000 ru-| fF 533 William St. Cor. Southard. . Telephone 411 the state revenues, 10 en eee ae SPECIALS FOR Pemeinder, subject te a minimum a OLEO %-LB. PRINTS DINN: : he Vy omens 1 CHURNGOLD . 13.35¢ efaed 1808--Horace Bushnell, eminent Bortford, Conn theologian, ora- TALL CANS ARMOQUR'S FALL CANS SILVER COW + and liberal clergyman his day, 3 3% , im Litehfield oCunty, Conn. Cream 3 Cans 30c Cream Cans bed Feb. 17, 1876 1010-—Juetin S. Morrill, Ver-}#/ MAGNOLIA 14-Oz. 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