The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-30
SCHOOL GARDEN
PROGRESSING
MANY PUPILS ARE TAKING
INTEREST ~ THE GARDEN
THAT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED.

The rRst Hui school garden IL prog
rssslnx right aiong over thirty boys
have 20 far Eiven IN their names on the
list Of applicants while this first
ear6eu IL on the Fast Hm and quite
convenient - tire schools there. II il
Intended that All boyn from any school
who lives near enough may have Far-
dsns there
Ard while Il is being started for
school boys. Il is likely that BOYS who
do not So 70 school nay be able 10 have
gardens after the school boys have
made application. This garden j. for
white boys r i hoped that others
may BE started for eoiorea boys.
Many pupils attending the high
school the Sacred Heart school and the
primary school az Gregory and Eighth
Avenue live near enough 90 tho school
10 enjoy its advantages
The boys Rave 50 fals cleared off over
half the block and burned b consid-
ershle lot OF the weeds. The city com
mlssioners are helping a great deal
bly, be sent % finish TIE clearing Then
the city street force Wlll pillow and
harrow the entire field
Ar. Kemble. the city gardener aas
promised his cooperation. lie has
had Fl years experience IS a landscape
gardener and his vide experience will
be utilized fully
IL IL planned 60 have q twelve foot
border al around the fence for dccora-
tive planting, shrubs bulbs. flowers.
and etc. Ten foot drlveways viii be
left running through tie block ia both
directions near the center
n SO happens that 81 the center Of
the Twelfth Avenue side. there Is a
fire live oak tree Just inside ~ the
fence. and Fight where the east and
west driveway begins II viii be
splendid 20 have an assembly place
with benches right a. the msin en-
trance and under this fine tree
TIE boys wili Be shown next hon
- start young heets Ia seed boxes
This can Dc done this week and the
plants viii he ready when the garden
II ready for tranEplmnsing
All the seeds will be furnished. bat
II anyone has tomato plants and beets
In seed boxes that viii be suitable for
tranEplantinE - about two weeks. II
viii come in handy. Every family
that have boys IN the Earden may CO.
operate BY planting tomatoes and
beets now n rtcA ground IN boxes seed
bnxeE should be about fs ~ a
inches Larger boxes are too aeavy
20 handle when filled with soil
Mr. Evans. the hospital contractor
has kindly offered 20 donate the lum-
Der Tor building the tool shed and
greenhouse.
Mr.. Sheriff. chairman ~ the school
board and Mr.. Edwards. school super
intendent arc cooperating with the
work. Many who keep animals will
furnish baruyard Fertilizer a great
deal viii be needed and everyone who
can donate fertilizer - urged 20 aa-
wise the manager, Dr. Borst. q that
effect by postal card
Netting Wanting.
Seras time when you have q bad esola
give Chambcriain's Cougl Remedy
trial and Won wili End nothing want
inE IN that preparation. Il loosens a
cold. relieves the inngs. aids expecto-
ration and enables the system 10 throw
OF the cold IN much less time than
tho usual treatment. Mrs. l.. n All
son. Logansport. Ind. ssvs IL have
never found anything thar gave me
relief like Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy does" FOR sale by an dealers
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