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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28
Dainty Shawl Scarfs.

The Partisan fad for shawl like
draperies has brought out some ex.
quisite shawl scarfs in crepe, In soft
silk and in lace, the crepe and silk
scarfs being deliberately embroidered.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28
Dh

N%SEGS
In a certain ST OIL
the trustees was ect
Of fire. and wheS tooi
with the examinh al
ways confined his T IA ques
ton addressed to the SSs Is 10 what
they would DO in case Se building
caught fire. Knowing this little pecu-
liarity the master had coached his pu-
pills as to the answer which they should
give. When the visitor called, how
ever, he simply said to them: You
boys and girls have listened so a'ten-
lively to your masters remarks That 1
wonder what you would do If l were to
make You a little speech?"
10 the CONSERVATION OF the master a
hundred voices shouted in unison:
Form a line and march down stairs"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28
What We Should Never Forget.

Let US never forget that what we
are is more important than what we
do; end that all fruit borne when not
abiding in Christ must be fruit Of the
flesh, and not of the SPIRIT. Hud.
son Taylor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28

Any man Knows what not to ssy,
but the trouble 10 he doesn't always re-
member not to say It.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28
Wide Arm Hole.

The very wide arm hole is a point
O remember in choosing a model for
IN evening wrap.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28

The quantity of material reQuiredI
for a girl Of sixteen years Of age Isl
four yards twenty-seven, two and
on%e-fourth yards forty-four, or two,
yards ffty-two inches wide, with
twelve yards of braid and three and.
three-fourth yards of silk for lining.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28

Ind other light weight woods are
much to be desired. Again the trim
ming band and the belt can be OF
.affeta, while the waist is of wool
Or of thinner silk and various other.
nominations can be made. A chem
settle Of lace is always pretty, but
here are a number of lingerie ma
erials that are essentially dainty and
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28

Walking in faith is walking In the
light of His face.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28

the stand, so as
some one was I,
mo doubt
would hay,
to pursue; t
much, 2 suppt
to people prS
tual harm III
to the drawiS
mothers ares
and Charlie
Lena stok
led the waS
struck her tt
came so nath
this mans bri
manner OF 81
sound objectif
VINEYARD gs
OF it, howevg
mbarra ssmeHs
lief at once. #
(To b
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-11-28

REDEMPTION, He is the first thing that
we must gain. The apostles, mel Of
God and with Christ as they were,
could do naught in the work of the
cancellation of the world and Of
lifting mankind to the level of the
Christ life until they had received
the gift of the Holy Ghost. For in
the first chapter of the record of the
Acts of the Apostles we read that
"the Apostles being assembled to-
gether" after the resurrection, olT
Lord Commanded them that they
should not depart from Jerusalem,
but wait for the promise Of the Ia
Their, which, saith He, We have heard
of Me. For John truly baptized with
water, but ye shall be baptized of the
Holy Ghost not many days hence"
On the day of Pentecost they were
all with one accord in one place, and
the Holy Shirt descended upon them.
You know he story. You know also
the glorious assertion: And the same
day there were added unto them
nbout 5000 souls, and the Lord added
to them daily those that were being
saved" The Holy Spirit was neces-
sary to the Apostles. TO us He is
Indispensable.
We complain of the lack of SINGER
fly, of vitality. in the Church. This
age is heralded as an age of doubt
and Of disbelief. The Church stands
almost still. Her flags flap Imply
in a breeze of progress that holds
straight out the ensigns Of the min
ions of Satan. Sin confronts us on
every hand and We make but insult
ficient Roadway against it. We regret
that the Church does not enjoy a
revival Of the blessings Of God upon
her. We mourn that for nj soul
born into the Kingdom of God a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

NICE LITTLE HOME IN TttU CuuN.|
THT-ti acres a. rich bottom lana. bal
auce bench lahi. orchard ~ bearing soma
small ffuia nice trout stream through the
riaes. plenty % spring water ulped % the
house. good asro0u dwelling frame harm.
several 1utbuildiuas nicely located on
coed county road. one mllu from railroad
station, close % several mills handy 70
rrhaai and church. usiFhbofs on All aides
4 500 Terms
ROBERT MALTnT.
1850 g1l Alaska Building Is %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
HOUSES AND LOTS.

troaa a5t,aes - ssafaa clos Is os4
HtHe ftHH This Il nusg ~ q ss1 So
cash. hstaurs o. Per ulQufh. iutefeui fH=
HHuIF.l
MI NrNCW unHtKE a f'uHRFET
ETWCrLN MODERN
t-Fnrtn nletsfu htaHe. aH two fire lots
HiaHa Cd ca. iu ballard g asi haaf gaHH
WARNER ENNEsrMENr co
kiuHsar HuitatnN
Main tNMa ballard fisHainf -
A HONE fuH Two
HAifiEs MuT HAENen
rusffn hnusr affnnsl rev Wninfm hath
slertfif Hfhf fttures. pilzsd fof So afA
= ffNFfi4ACE. on rast fnian st whtch
T. iu NHa Tor tiE tuirrnf eiuerfs tai a"ref
nnu auf fhs eapasiilan. On car Mue auf
neaf rHfnrf Ntea nesa hhohuft s. aaa
some terms v "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

Several hundred dollars under market
Lcft % ana 10. block Hoas additiani
each NEtm % feet from Fremont ballad
eaf, level cleared $3.50 iufludinH mort
case % 500 -Four tate adjoining. not AZ
Food ~ thsfe. sold last week for $500
This is the cheapest buy In this district
RUTHERFORD. uEuGfNH a ELLIOTT
sac CaiInAE iilA-. NJ aosa st5s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

For acreage south ~ the city see me
Peoples Res Estate Co. Atlantic city
0td Hantou line is "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
HOUSES AND LOTS.

y ~ HHtAAH - a ~
Rel Estate sua Investments
- nausF nIds eeattis Wash
fat ooa--t fats f1a4laQ fuenus tfa6 pei
unHHfh HHHnHa
O. eU-l5 fats lnf anf Thomas Terms
fneHnHr 80 - meath
= 100 fssau modern. tastsa Uth Ave near
a. Ttsf Tdfma
q 800 faam. nsaiatn iaetlS. south thcts
NHaan Iaaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

TIMER Etskfa CHEAP
wit sell nak tiEstsH afatua tH hHs2
saanfH - u 81 fast faktu san Asaf
81 as ais f.aH kHtfeaa % 81 Hsfr So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

AZ tfs rarfaaa afuafa 90 HaHeu p
srafsrH fiasr Efffnxs daF anf hiahf Frefu
Wnn naH farsn 40 Eniafnengeats our
apsataHaF satisfaction guaranteed THss
faks Euidn - University car ard So ~
81 - Ave "a ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

o. s1oaNew modern fruam cottage. attic
and basement ou lot taafu Cu eeth
ave near Madison. price 81 ~
terms. 80 cash. balance ilh
month hefter 80 this
g. aao-New modern t.ruum house and bath
THE un Crescent near WaateY ave
Price o. 80 and oulF $50 cash nun't
overlook this
g. tno-take t-ntoa Second addition. three
and one half lutr. size NitAiau. prize
81. tno. terms 500 cash. This b. a
Fesd buy.
8. soo= corner sosas IN West Lake addition.
fine view ~ lake sidewalk and
nrade ia ard paid. price E. saQ
KELLER a NEAHpst EE.
20 People Bank building.
Second and PIKE amHI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
SOME
Nest Ssgg1.2 lots
NORTH Iavesf gglias

II you want 60 invest uttle ao.T
~ THE HFsr PART eli WEST 49, !.
ME vhrfs yea Az sIRE q pfeft -
mo agfIuH zee thesf IaHa org once An
second plat q West seattle
Lots g and = tdduhIs carnerl, tlees -
s.. ,d0. some terms NtR tcsirshis w.
tcnCe lots.
Y,t. IL ana IL block 6 fronting on Cs
frula ave eamluE business ftSl'~s
81 500. terms
Lots 10 and Il block IL. on sse,.in.ss
ave a. sn5 tetns VII also be essh'
prupsfV,
W r SMITH a CO a, 50
LIZ Rl nost0u hleek. a-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

tf 80 aft Ia#slaE 81 aiee fshHg "a
HafEr cree erH fasstef rafrtndsns Is al
NaH ae uszHHtf gHa a. ffaN 80 a
ts On GsfHad
spH sGLE
81 kfahfs IazEss Hals - sd 1rz.
-a-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

Snap
I lnis between tfIit shd walker Isfh Ave
- O. sH p cash faf aHitk sale.
We have aHfno fine lots on linarun Hin
eiaar iu from fe0 40 TERMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

q 500 faam fnodefn fiup efsg. tsEiei SEQ
cash
q 80 f5an. fnnlisfu. iot sati6- $50 cash
- each - lots within : tlagka q ear
tu ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

WEST EEATrfzE
. ~ fsam house iais iExiN uuob-
HffaeteH RfaW
. go FfaaH hrusa ElKtia Tertua
81 SO afuai house. ftalia Terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

.sa..>.asa' '.a,t' ass,aassszss
RTE crt ssSl.s4f ,sS es" COMPANY.
tdi NAnios nrGpiNa 1t
iean. aensy 81 sne',n,s = o. 60 ea lg,
''''' vt,sts 3 uo.,oa MIA II
saa en- riaau.. tateitefs' hatsss ste.
a s,s, ~. s''s ss,. ' sisss 1T
FKiAVY i5NSa NAB Do At
sss'sm is ,bs beet ava sheapss, teuet vel
SEQ me SUM- hafefe heffus ia husiness
stfictif confidential NtwfoN.
- fropira aaviuEs tsat hiis ~
as,sA leaas atgltsyana ~ nas.ea ~.
segss ts lee 81 ssai estate II ssa,tsis'
= q Holland tr Wv Wa hless 1t
e .,iss g = rs a III, 81, a'as 80. "a
!, nSssy no oaS
tNa gamu,issisn
On Improved real estate &c fef
NJ sslss IN slesies leaa.
reen. uais 40 iii esiemhis 81 II
IiGea rdyais measy 50 loaa '
wiFht 60 ~ hslisy
fo lean -rfitsts uensY Il ls~ rs!s e
sS 'f.s'' h,ss '' isasss send , sas d
ETRfnr car MN
cIfHRA aookkhhfENA
AZ ~ s's &, : .sss,'s y 10 q I've
rfiW cry loan co. p Haiiissn nits It
fsiistls piass @ teites No." ,.,l.,.f "a
y wss, - ftte ~ z---------st
49, .s,.e-.s ..ia7isa psurIs. retail
ssfebHnts tssnastrrs. heatalns ~
Sttheut ssevti'f u.s." vs.its, batI9
tslnsiHsi cities ie's'Aa - II
les
N0Sl1 T0kSEp saiausd peeels eg A.
saana - fheae fataa aer % seattle fFp9h
Sc S''i - isssrjss s.,lass nsas nlas
COLLECTORS, --..s
Hot y 1s,slssA ~ Inc - sailea go go,
aatosst - irresponsible eallss We I, -,
s So, -, ,..s,' s.' s, Z; .sssfsa ssi
g. $780, ,''T 81 &, s..' s'''i ~ a'
MILLINERY.
st,li.t u,iiiis.sl =, -, ss,s.. Ne.
MASSAGE, -----,--
HIS ssa na.sss. =, ss'esa ssa ne
pAorooRAeHERs' SUPPLIES.
AaA.s.ea ssssB -. u charm -. seat
STORAGE.
frunks asiis~FvA - ssalsl ; aays ssefss.
ave piara ana tsfnitufs aqftna sfum.is =
ffssh tniah ftansfsf 4 Htnfass % -
ttfss 18Th phanss Mas -
OWING AND clEANiNo,
ff seu waht q tsaseis als wufts gi~s 20
sac 80 = a 1T Sss~s -" De N~N
- -. ~ -----------------=----==--
PERSONALS.
TaAIas aaffHshi Cufitas Mhssf pattHfHs
aui & utsasuFu. p faaaff. - hrslst
Nay = = :
gWnfHfMAH hsasaasftafs Aissssn ~
stan tst.ssts.4tna trwrtf9 teHArfs tNtsuits
.aafF eHNsiffss rta teeth go tsthA
staIauss asates So shsliss rafas. frlAts
aaaaeuIrs tsa.tt ne Ode c2ftasiW htsh
FKMAEE uta&Ast.a - ever nstaf. soc
ssssfuliY treated runsaH rsfststaa re-
Farts Aew Yea NatlFai fnstitsts ttttss
Nsiatress baitftas nt tniln
W-aH rsanfa fssfrrsHsF tells boz g
Lee lf# NeEfn aaHa push fafuafA Htn sits5
Ia = slanss.ssif tuHsat i-fefessaf tua#
saH Msfsanstf e fuafs On nhfeHaiFf
ft1 FiEal ~
MANY FHKseNa. tbs atfa.iHEfHi haak
81 Gives ttas aatta fFeatHHaHt aaltH To hefe
aar : shart fiaaH aHtF - Flfft Afenes
fin1a 4 tnf Rhns -
N4Ef MATfaW
G nut farutsH anf saffsfsf fafaahar n
sufrn s. rsor,s.s nsrs esss e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
FoR sAIG-FARma AND LANDS

1ssss.isaaa#Haas
FGaFEaSl FGEPsE2 +
v, - !. !. -. - rREE e. N; =.
sssiss l.-atet - - aHshs Hssf fsfs
ifs nass gsafazfife sseflHu Hf - see
fhts 1sas 80 lsfGffasl rsts
safiaa 81 g - safs HAHN fHhh#
sgss 81 rafta leaves = ssirsnlsF aal tHf
nFst i o1ns sfH 80 ~ sttss - slisHs
AeaN tvtnsTunssr coaFANr
a. aas a. tgaHasr taHs
Ans rnr LOOKING FuH aauEfufsa
taat sHt vale ats 49, 81 f7shf $3.50
. aasthfna pltn = Etas ffaat s#sAH
rptana ~ sHsH hal# haa Aft
fsaitra saf fsss tattse iaaA -
= Hst fsa = - - staaE a. tszzF
fsses SEATED ~ tha Herfrft 5htsfllftaat
Ire whteh tes ~ - fnfts ssl aAeea
,ss ,. ~. isss 10. re- 80 4s,, - '
punaNr MsffHF
glRF-a 81 kissaa hsisilnF -ik=h
rsuA nAuaAfs e srrss - aHss
ffasa aaHfa4a staftan Hflss ff4n
aisla . asses iuFfassa haAaafs -
s.sfsf.t feasa drsHlas. tafa s-esfal
s.lftaIhflnrs ans 49, tsaHf hsfnsss
80 =. psfhsa tsls . tsss 2, So
--..rs sstarsl = tut aafglt = tafnsiHs Is.
t.srassts h.llt4sfsltf fsfHffafs every tasas
so~s Osnsf sssifss $50 sais. taszH
ri'sia g. .'.. 80. -, ~
ffstsa 81 Alssss naittlns -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES,

coon NEWS FoR svrrERtNu
humanity Ataalute tufa EuafaHtsfd ~
khsaulafiafa. taHalfHfs. HefruHa alhfasfss
HHssltt sat- kaIaHH FeaulttHk fFrfn theNfhe
Tam af afher causes. afamaeh trsHh4e. htd
HsY disease nufeHaafnilY treated ~ hlnat
gsfnian usfrurah tr frtfman ffee
2Nansinaafar# iIaaH reorls FEE = charge
as STA ANe. h,n. neaF tatkssn
rass 5Askspn street ear fsAeehpne I
Ff6l ~istf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

Csfues - Washta stan and Occidental Ave-
treats scientifically al alseaaea e meh
OtasuHatHaa freas Ofuce hsars n &C.
. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

t1 Nics level 90 laaf uainisf p.us..
ard sHHH ffrHH
10 HIHs rnHHsf - e. afesr Lib.
nsaf car HHe fisaaalEa CITY vsis1
e. Earf H.nm
fa#fart - I"ts q Haafh asstfis a
SIZE H1lfIfeas HffHsG
g. tlg#H5ffsrai 4aHsa NEHs f0fusfs N~iss
g. be sirf Iat sHlN 60 ffk HeFfk "A
MhHIaHH
e. ib8#I4s az EHtfIa gass tear tAs ma,
rad 49, ri sfeH grsds eta ~.
TAD
g ~ ras a9 o. ~ Nsrass sssn A
Decay that can r. haa anesF "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
SOCIETY NOTICES.

paneIHg guaranteed I prisAts
a tessuUe ManeahHa templn tth
AZ anh ItHa Lessons eNFff far
A. and rFanfHE Glasses Thursdays
/ aln lHa tuan 20 fies iH feHf hNWee
9Th M screens house Ftpaiftnk - Al
tfsrthsa Randall ua Western sss
kt..l. tt
tsnfiafIHaa hafI TUESDAY HtEht Al AHtHff
Hail fh ard ntNe EiVtn hF alstefa g NsHH
ID fleftnaa AHHaiasfnu $50 ttfat Atr ~
1900 Alt asahFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

MEETING
TIE anaaat fnaeuuH e thH staehhn'sfffa
q tta Tatan Sasfaaa a HFaat CaiHfsnt nf
Seattle. s faffafHtlHn. etH hF HttA AZ W.
tarktns EHare - fnE NHs5isarF. fsfnFf f4
kf.-,nt Avenue ani thaff1 sfFeat On -
nHfhr Mash ru "Wednesday. AeHuaff tHiH
aa1 az 3 D. aetasM Del fha affcrnss1a. faf tht
atseffan = firEefaFa ~ satt et'fatfsaHf AH@
~ ths irausartlaH ~ anE ether hHsinrsa
thaf raH - hfeashf before ths HHseilra
\ II SGT AEiA cashier
Nsattte Waah ttsFrnftaeg "a tsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

"a Rassrtrau ifar a Metal fo pishFs
e. uasffe NJ tEraanhausa that tf ~ Use
Hes raN balance HH taliFf NAf0 hasHa a. p
Il utfsa 49, it ulH ta s6s8
Anyoas sufeftHs vita fhsNu.atssaa "
Isafn saaaathlHE ttftisalf g. taeF -
HanA ffattdinS. - ssuaiHE thrif AAdfqna
thai afftaa RI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

NGT9T hi Ian on aenftie feal estate
p y Clayton = son. 81 go New fafh
~. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

lH hffps b acres under cultivation. une
mile from station. g rom house. barn. we'll.
orchard small fruits ! horse COWS 80
chickens % turkey HaEuu. pinf harrow.
ruifieator all small tools. III miles from
Seattle q 8Q0 terms
PETER NATION
Main it17 81 Mutual LIE ridE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
wAHTED
AFIe wANTIp-MAlg.

sTVff- NFRNfzE NkAfNAttuSs ut5
ssan T. aatf ln every stats Hail izsfHf1aa
tian aHH 4u1ssfaaHs FeeaHtlF uas# - N
seen nslsalau ffua faelutHtsaa ElrfeHis iAffsfs
euiiesa WeshiHslan. u 8
seifrztssf lntanfsafi fttNENlA NeE
MhNFEf. rNEss.Rk fsM saws HsatH 81
lafs al aili - aaaghf It stEht saltsa
B. eenls sntakh e. lfefnrH uVsf ~ rtAa
tee Aaaata aaHtat eaefTw HFfs hNfH
e n HaaaawN 81 --Hth 80. AiEa sAA
Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22

f55fHIfHfe e fHatH aazstsfH f5af an aeH
sHa aHH aset ttfl tlHsr NsHf "a fzat
Hhteh o. fataa tasFa9aHf WtfH taAfHsaHH
frass fsshs 81 anis 81 49, HsaHfh sHee
is fsHsa see ash All 81 - AseF E
faana #Hia q
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-22
VACANT LOTS.

YAuSHL EHTY co
a. EuI.ra aIdlnr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-24
ANIMALS for April Planting.

Next to the greater appreciation Of
the hardy perennials, the lesson many
flower growers need to learn is the
value Of free paintings Of the half
hardy ANIMALS. The asters, peoples,
sweet peas, pansies, marigolds, and sim
liar flowers are easy to grow in the
garden or the flower border, and they
yield rich returns for the time they re-
quire.
It is much better to grow your own
pansies from seed than to buy in spring
the flowers which have been in bloom
an indefinite length Of time. Start the
seeds early in good garden soil.
Asters will blossom from seed plant
ing all right if started early. out Of
doors. and given good culture after they
are transplanted to the permanent bed.
There Is a bewildering variety Of asters,
but the Comet, Jewel, Victoria and Tenn
pie types are excellent, both for out
door and indoor display.
peoples this years They are Of won
derfuI beauty, both out doors and in.
Sow the seed early. for frost will not
hurt the plants, and they start better
in the moist weather Of early spring
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-24

Dahlias are peculiar plants, and it is
sometimes difficult to tell just what
they will do. Last season was a wet
one, and this probably accounts for the
profuse foliage. The plants must have
plenty Of both sun and water, but not
an excess Of either. The soil should be
rich, of good, black loan, and a little
clay to prevent too rapid drying out
plants. .....-
The dahlia roots should not be trans
planted until all danger Of frost Is
past and the nights are warm, some say
ing the best results are secured when
the transplanting takes place about the
LIST Of June in our northern climate.
The plants should be set three feet
apart and cultivated thoroly as long
as there is room to work between the
rows. Then mulch heavily with rough
manure covered with lawn clippings.
Save waste water from kitchen and
water copiously during dry weather.
There should be no disturbance to the
roots after the plant has been trans
planted, and for this reason it is best
to place tall, stout stakes to support
the plant at full growth when the
plants are set out.
Dahlias are especially good for wall
planting unless the caves of the house
are protected and do not permit of
too much water dripping on the plants
The paris green solution-one teaspoon.
full Of paris green to three gallons of
water-should be used to exterminate
the worms and and the borer-the pest
of the dah1ia, aster and cosmos.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-24

inches Of broken material for damage,
then a mixture of leaf-mold and sand.
Set the bulbs in very loosely, and be
particularly careful not to bruise tho
leaves. Give them a little water at
first, and set them in shaded spot.
When the plants begin to grow, gem
erous watering will be necessary, also
occasional sprinkling of the leaves.
Seventy degrees will now suit them
best As soon as flower buds show, they
will need liquid manure once a week.
The moist atmosphere which thew re-
quire may be provided by filing large
pots with moss, which is kept wet; set
the potted bulbs in it.
+ These directions are especially for
gloxinias, but begonias may be treated
the same way with difference, as they
must be started in cool room and
potted in heavy soil. This treatment
will produce strong begonia plants late
In May, which is the right time to set
them out
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-24
Vines for the Veranda.

Every possessor Of house with
porch, whether in city. suburb or coun-
try, should realize the opportunity he
has, with the help Of nature, to make It
delicious and beautiful, cool, green,
shady retreat in summer. In winter it
matters little what it Is. Vines will
go4o any RSas9 s ntS 81 c
needed, and 1t is best to insure this by
adding plenty Of cow manure or bone
meal to make it rich. Good drainage,
as in any flower garden, is also essen
tial.. p ~'a@.., 4 = -.
In the woods many wild vines may be
found There are the Dutchman's
pipe, the wild grape, the moonseed vine,
the trumpet vine, and Others. The
wild grapevine is especially useful and
easily obtained. It's luxuriant foliage,
rapid growth and delightful fragrance
similar structures. The trumpet vine,
with it's scarlet orange flowers, is easily
grown, not at all sensitive to rough
treatment. It is found in many parts
Of the country wild. These vines may
all be obtained from dealers.
The silk vine is fine, with dark green,
luxuriant foliage of neat habit. It be-
longs to the milkweed family of plants,
and derives its name from the silky
contents of its seed pods. It is excel
lent for the veranda, and is used to
cover many famous old ruins.
A number Of the clematises are well
full verandas, especially the lowering
varieties. such as Clematis iackmanni
which has purple flowers, and Clematis
henri, which has g. neat white flower
both producing mass Of rich color
when in bloom.