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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-07

tuce and maybe dig around the pie plant hills done
health sake and to provide early green stuff which
But to there is another voice springfield making
the earth beautiful Such call painting up fixing
the fence putting hinges eveng and seed
ing the lawn, and planting flowers.
On our islands most any kind of flower
reach absolute perfection Why planting
10 the varieties which find their habitat bere
know that poppies bloom Flanders fields Japan noted for
her crysanhemuns and Holland for her tulips Why make
Nashon-Maury known all the world for DAASP The
Sheffield farm has worked deservedy wide popularity
culture What they have done and doing Others they
have the will Not that advise others daha c
e as business but to beautfy their home places For
re interested we are printing elsewhere very plain and
henve set OF directions prepared by the Daha farm for
the growing of daha Follow simple directions and you
grow daha that will be things of beauty and forever
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-07
The Proposed Water System

NCE printing the petition last week for the proposed
~ district we have heard variety of comment Some favor it
and others very much opposed This is regretab
in which should be 1t could be if had
wide democratic body of islanders responsive the islands
needs Such body would discuss such undertakings
decide whether such efforts Then when
such matters brought up for general action the plan would
be either killed before started through whoop
On the water district matter entirely in the dark We
do not know who is back of whether responsive the
interests of the islands welfare Under conditions
how nteigently act? If it good thing
favor of it. but if it scheme of promote something
that isn't on the square, opposed it, Why
public meeting two and hear from all sides about t 1t
lot of lot of time and lot of thought If is bad
thing want to know it nowand if it is good thing nothing
could be gained by keeping back any facts concerning Unless
we know about it, the NEWSRECORD like Ring
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-07
sw1pED FROM WASHINGTON STATE WEEKLY

Youth steals spring suit but pleads eniency for first ofs
1t was his first spring Robin, so to speak.
rich man scion and gets into the papers; poor
young Teller may be sghn too but he doesn't get into print
Dodge not always clever neither the always the
Swift which proved by the of these young
recently on charge of driving while intoxicated
Corn needs lots Of sunshine but wild oats thrive best under
moonshine.
AIS right with the world long everything Hearst
tends for is beaten.
Before long the fishermen will be frightening the old tackle
ALSO the old lies
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-07
The Call of Spring

ITER shun winter it good to hear the call of spring
"A 1t used to be usheed by oftsoap making and boiling down
sugar But We rake the yards burn the
refuse throw old barrels dump them the
sound spade up patch for radishe onions bit of let
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-07
mo Chance for a Laboring Man"

MOT many months heard certain party the above
IN expression Because of the fact that has been ringing in
off and since mpelled discuss it
with readers for few Is that the laborng
man has chance BY chance attach the significance
1T that the whom heard utter did namefnancial
cess What chance does aborng have get ahead If
reader wants to know how chances there to-day for
abong man to accumulate material wealth. Wen answer as
many chances the times you have heard the Abraham
Lincoln mentioned, or the doXoogy IN religious service
On Every Hand are Chances
One cannot look any direction without seeing chances Look
up and the sky beckons you work aerial navigation
coal and oil Look down the and the filled with
fish both and small Look outward and every major point
soil with stick and it smiles eggs three
weeks of faithful hen and you have batch of chicks Grow
sheep and you have wool for clothes you
like to wool always trade the fleece for
food you do like The man who is like Mark rapey and is
ways looking for something to turn up will die disappointed
stream but takes live fish to go up against the current The
man who pleads he has had no chance and excuses his failure
that ground the who wouldn't recognize chance if he'd
meet regiment of them in the middle of the road.
Few Examples From America
As matter OF fact who the in America who not
and m6eee Men O Of ae of a e If @
were workers. they would be of Well give
island that laborng Maybe there are some who
not shovel ditch or set posts pull crocut but they all
in order get food and shelter But they usually the
active Mr. Stanley could his he did nothing his
wood Mr. West has competency but each morning goes
his office Seattle and at night he returnshappy work
when he looks the laborng who has competency
former envious the latter and aves his rights
wrongs by saying the poor laboring has cancc
Only Ones that Have a Chance
The laborng the only that has chance in this
world When tree quits pumping in the spring it's dead
When quits work he's dead Chacey Depew SO years
old this mont-and is his office New York every morning
ten O'Clock and stays there until five in the afternoon He
dead old, he's and alive and abcrng man. But
he's railroad magnae Jim Hill was poor boy died the head
of several great railroads but died work So did H. Hartman
Henry Ford has enough keep the wolf from the door, but Henry
Ford work every day some plan to make living richer
and fuller Thomas Edison IS old but works hard
Amos Ives Root the largest honey and bee the world
millionaire SO years old and keeps his big business going by
his working brain In word the difference between these big
men and the little who always kicking and talking
social revolution the difference between the laborng who
sings at his work and the laboring man who puts his
time kicking
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-04-07
In Europe it's Different

In Europe the idea of big who a
brush his Shoes chauffeur drive his car and silk hat
gold headed when he for the There poor
laborng well afford kick for he's
unwhoome inheritance of which he seldom David
Lloyd George is the exception. If the parent in Europe tailor
the son tailor; if butcher the butchers chimney
sweep the chimney sweep The caste system prevails
there but America has knocked all that into cooked hat The
south tried incorporate into national life but the Yans
the of 1863 and the southland to-day negro
reach emnence testified by Booker T. Washington!
God be Praised for America
Every labOrng who has nothing this world but health
should thank God night for America Here make canal
boat MEN President of the u S. and country printer at the
head of the Nations affairs while write One could count
the fingers of hand every eminent American to-day wasn't
born of American prentage When the
aborng has chance this generation he hasn't single
peg which hang his argument The successful
VashonNauy island the who born poor have oed
hard been honest and Industrious saved what surplus money they
could gone work whstling tune night
humming some simple air
America great granary of chances is filled with the
good wheat of liberty and contenmnt The door is locked into
this great soreouse of wealth. but has been given
key Some have lost their key Others have thrown away and
still others bartered theirs for of pottage The key
happy industry coupled with honesty ruga and the spirit of
brotherhood The who sourd the world open
Lookout the who keeps and does his level will
his share of the good wheat time Keep smiling keep
workings
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

II any ~ them have fergnt'rn Il The
pretty dress 1t the ten II shown ID black
taffe,a, and has draqed bodice fns.
tening at CIV aide. with large ie,
buckle over long bead fringe. The
bodice Is unusually sracrtu The
neck opening allows dainty chent-
eette of net and lace Ia show. and the
kimono sleeves viii recommend Il 10
slender women Rufles - the ,aife'a
finish the collar, sleeves ana lnase side
panels and mako a pretty aiufumen,
for the skirt
TRre,a is sufficient unto ltself In
th~ gay party gyc*s Ia aA!@A t9a
colurs are combined ia a chaneca5le
weave The wide sklr. is scalloprd
~ the bottom aud bound WITH a t5ld
~ the siik The new neck line IL
t-aIsaa.i,,AA tAN fS.4lte .AaX. anl s4tspha.
sxed b. tWO fun rUf'lcs which serve
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

They Can Bs Grown Indoors Or
Shipptd ia From Poets ~
ea'l,.. 4.s.. 4, VI AGA. e ltFtAbeA ..,...,..,

Early cabbage plants ror ~rtrigg 10
the karIeH San bs Procured ia two
Ways suggests ,&s lulted States I've
partmvat az \gcicuI'art They tap
r,ther - lo,al's grown ln,io-rs ny
gnrste pians grower or e.4ey Caa -
Nplcd In from southern p0iat
Shtrs she climatic conditions Rge sach
that the panis can he grown IN the
Upsn grouyt i'iahrS Eryrwu pnt'cf
doors NV often advertised as frost
yrmC r,ants White this term IS
rilre1 MISLEADING tesv f'ra'tts are y,nat'
very hardy and Will withstand coasiti'
t.ahie eoiJ. The Sp'a, a!fsegi;s With
cabbage grown In greenhouses hnthe,ss
or IN TIE bour = that they sre SOFT
ana easily injured either ny wind or
yo'd teu SEE she .sr,ieu This az.
ffaIty however taa Pc ~ cans 'er-
aa}t tsatrcc overcome nv prat~r,y
hardening '4H paW, 80 oet> 70 toe.
itou> before ss4an, ,heru 81 tie ssr.
Ayu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

In fabrics and trimmings and design
rtS have found these things inspiring
Careful hand work chnvactcriEes the
mIlllntrs part in the creation c. nvs
heatiWvar
FcUr ~ the new models NJ shown
here. disclose spirited shapes and
novel materials, hui thc values II the
lovely c,lors ARE lost IN "a .lc'ure.
A soft. silky and pliahiS braid makes
The hat AT tho top uf the group with
l."reirr,,l ribbon laid tn nne platgs
about the enruur, 4 cluster ~ Iitile.
many hu"d posies Is mReh 81 home
against Ibis hsl.IAaay h4eA1ruuaG Tie
,!roping hrin medri hel,sA :, Giakss
use of silver f,rt ,a,e over turn-
flower siik as coyTnE and has n
faeM. ~ Esh, crepe ~ shne. which
'IasS la chosen Nith reference ~ tie
wcafrrs coripiexiaa. Tie deep, stfods
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

l ssna tkss can week u the saanAry aA
thrQgh the tirss sns Do my houss~esk,
too. Last raonth ] was ~ SURPRISED at
myself 10 he mp ans aralnd and feeling
o. gsad while t~tnFw ! asei 10 feca asaA.
Iletssy atslexa. ] have ,4sla sas,sa, Ut tho
Eris who wusk with me ard have sseA
trsnbAes 10 try Lydia Z, rinkhAn sNsg~~
tahse Compound. and tel them bow 10
hAs helped ma. Yoa can uas my sessi.
Snansal fs the good Of eshefa, - MIRA
BLANCHE Sals,A taG,rsn. s.. TaaEaaa.
Nss&
ft's she sAsns stnsv--nnc friend telling
another Ut the value ~ Lydia T.. fsnk-
hams Vegetable tamprana.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
Cuticura Soap
The Velvet Touch.
For the Skin


Representative Ffeat ~ Wisconsin,
said al dinner nj Milwaukee,
There has beer lgi ~ talk IN
the coatrsry, hot nevertheless the cost
OF all kinds Ct wearing apparel ke~ps
unteasonabiy high.
"A rich MIiwaakee banker sat NJ
luncheon the other day when ser.
van, entered and satd
There's q second hand clothes nsa
81 the hack deer, sir
-rsanf'' Mif ,ts riTh banker AsH
him II 10 can Jet me have Second.
hsnd pair Of shees a, reasonable
price"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

THERE ~ sofssshtug 10 unpret-sE
l ti@us ard appealing sbeat ,a5ssa
silk thar Il comes kentiy rastilHg 10
each sraser 10 triumph anew aasans
aftsrrevn and evening frveSA II has
CERTAIN dignity that b~ienss Ia stlk
assA = ssstsla &ssEse ~, ,ypsllh fl.las.ss
that beIoaes 70 Itself bat can BE- az
comnddateI 10 wotaea " aay age. In
tho 9re& ss pictured ssss the styles
hs-srsak In the wearrr se3nsisiRg
Of yuuthfulnssk. fTh. Is quality
that some wuas~n preserve scr snany
years and Il is worth recalling that
taGeta helps thea to look Young
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
Taffeaa Triunphs Anew;
Enhancing Millinery


for lovely aAisiaesy, 3fsssass every
cae u the nss hz,s 81 10 itsslf The
h~ss po~alb4s sxt'ase. nas.sic& thsss
sse na nsttes FISTS THAI the FIRST 81
ferts " the designers and an ~nTy
ctoiee Rsrans that one A~ea Eat be
ASsssrlea !Sei .lAs a. xtae, variety a.
baud 60 rAasr seircitost tr@fz
The nrwty arrived ssrHs hairs ~.
sxxse a. Gs called essl x..sse!sss. their
AEss are beautiful and isnaaenS4,ly es-
COMING. the ruets aud materials
coafinaeas exhibit u sisi-ntld Ier.
fvFsnance On the lssT II The MANN
factarvrs. There Is inaeh aasaG " aeu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03


A young man wbo prscticed nSdId9o
H. lsagsss tKas4t4 haeasas fxspoua ara
VA called In cansal.ation In Suany
towns and cities be~s1s~ M hin smc*
csss ia The treatment NJ diseases. TINS
Nas f,f. T'serce. WHO fISstfS sAdS w
hls mind 10 place seape os his sa~6y.
eines before the public. and SsosiDx 10
Buffalo. n Y, put mp what h. called
hts "Fsvmiie Prescription" xnd raa&m6
II With the druggists In every sta1A
Dr. rlers~'s Fav0ite PrvscrspstOa hoe
ions been recognized ~ tonie f1F A.
~ ses peculiar 10 ~Garsnksnd Aft4f Nm3-
f~rtpE rssln. feeling nervous, tIsxxy, wxMAi
ard dragged -down by weaknesses II
her sexs wnnsSn Ia quickly r<1tree4
to health by iis tvs. Tb0vsanSia ~
women testify tbs. nr. Fs~rr~'s Fsvsss
ise Prescription hsA kntstxiy ak1alcA1n3
slseir distressing HiiTeszsA,
More reernsiy thai wp11Rxfu1 diesUN
ert ~ tv. Plsrew'a. called An-1gle I'M
ktaneys ard bsekssn41. hms beem aeN
cp~sfaiIy us~i ny rssUy shCuhmmom WnG
~rlts rr Pierre Of me ha1ba4s ~.
evlrvs-~sssat their haekAsass. fk<0In.
'sssr. sai esher sypapfDsna II mic 49,
6tr-ostts In seansx nr fsuScAxs kAya -
cssFppi~tsly conQnsr~d w M w12
Ssnd f1c 10 r,r. PssTcs, nxMn3k \. III
f@ trial Pkg u sny ~ III Fxune1G1l
or write fa frss rnes4scn1 AdvlcA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

Hmriilng traln item ard Try nj ctNyh
Place Tire we6l dried fruit IN deer
pan viii nfy sweet dr'ppings. csos
sow'y ARD when ha'f cooked or,
il'tle molssses art cover The pan ~
that Tho apple COOKS In the steam Nh
III te.hnr
sae~hslIs Stone one cupfal 81
DATES and pass them Wi,h one cupful
Of 6SS and one cngfai * nuts through
meat grinder AID Tire grated ysnd
~ half an orange. ,wp ,ablesppoafa,s
" honey ard blend we'll Form into
rpa., balls ard roll 10 coemsQi.
Raisin ard Tora'o Conserve. r Drain
Gil the jl,ce fran ,wo cGpGals ~ sasld
canned tomatoes Add 10 them one
'ha'r Or n Ye4fsdti t'slnlt sfitdsi. tst,e ,h'rSf
OF cstrful Of raisins and orr hais
pound ~ sugar simmer Until tfiex.
tt7ru Vrur turn glasses Rnd seat wren
cold This conserve may be made eny
,:ne Of the year.
Pineapple Fristsra--Tske ore and
onethird cupfais Of soVr, ada two
tcasyoorfgls IT baking powder. one
fsurtA ~ a teasrssonfuI o, salt, two
thirds ~ A cEgsgl ~ rtls. oae exc
are.Nal' curfFsi ~ sugar ard me cup
fal ~ rrush~i " grated pineapple.
Mfx well srt arup by sfaaouf.4 into
fse~ fat Cook until hrvwa. drain
en TaageT and servs wssA
silcea prur.s sax otse ya4-tF N
pr'lrr-S overnight aith water 70 cgver
In the morning simmer Their In ne
ssrae wErr- rt3tsI tender, aasIng tea
CORES. the -fud NJ ssSe seqsnE. y~4egs
ystv trim. Whrs tendev 4rain sra sAs
10 ere errr'al ~ TIE hqula este crypsul
esch ~ vinegar snt tTrs+rey. Brig tAss
~ the .sasling rrfn; ara sjtgraer the
r-wnes In TITS fer another asl. norr.
CAEil ARD scrre
lureAeoe oesssrs.---Srr~s1 better
waters With rsarsAraai'Sw r~rsHs. .ss-~
q seasrsrrafnt NJ rtrsappi4 ard ar--gs
nasrrsAisfe tn the c~utsr ~ esrA. tAsm
rsp~ . ssersaxae s.ruat the Asg@ NJ
ne eracse- ssi hrrwr Lightly sa the
averA
Nu No. ~s.a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
PLANT EARLY IRISH POTATOES
Pvt Them IN GreQrd Jas. e.'ees
Ttnrs Fer Last Scr~s Eros;
- Get 6ecd STAR

Fariy Irish potatoes NAV he planted
lsttlc hFfesp ~ as,g: re firse tire
last Sy4yt9s sr.stS yNrcr THIS wi,l
give thea an opportunity 70 make .
stsrt ani t,each ;',e sGrfste ~ tA-
ground ~ wsrra weather Irish rcss.
tues rsQgl-e fryaent cultivation spd
sAMla be gradually h'llei " 10 .orrr
bed Large cuanrt,tss ~ r'sru-v
should ncs e~ used, Great rare
sieoail he taken t. svsla seei a@tsied
hy scah. a. this a1Se&se develops rap
Aty ena greatly tafst~s the quality. IS
Unlte,a States rwrsrtrueus Il Ayr.crs'
sarN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
S0il SHOULD Be PUlVEHlzED
Were Coarse ARD IsAgrsy. rissts W I'll
NSt Thrive Or Account
% Ar Spaces

Few gardeners va,.re the Importance
~ pplNertstps the srtj SIS deeply as II
l. plewed NJ matter how petyectgy
the sarsace is pvsgsarySi, II sse SAIL 10
S,srse aud laupy aelew, the plaats
~ill rS thrive, Large slr spaces In
the SAIL are ictrinens. but a large
uumnrr cf very swati xls spasSs tn the
ell are q eessseA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
PRACTICE REQUIRED
IN HANDLING TOOLS
Gardener Knows How 10 Manip-
u!ate Spade or Fork.
Sell 10 Carefully Cut In Thin esscss
ard clods Broken Up as Worn
Gees oa---Engy.sh and French
Are Ahead Of Va

(PTspsf.s b. ,As Catsa stAtss fs~pArtasEi
v.--. W AEfsesitsTs
There i an urt IL hau.iiihs SPADE
~ spadlHg iagE and II 10 only tbs
gardener who knn&s this art Hh0 gets
his g4rtisn sott ia the best possible
condltIoa A great mGay gardeners
have az dea thar TIE 0nly thlas hrc.
es-ary II ~ Nars tsta surface SO into.
hays tauHss and then Gspdai these
ntO aeees with the back u AD~.
but, says tie Jniiei States ik'par;,
msni Y! AsFtniIaft, the saf,sepss aho.
resly kpp@s bps. spades bis SOL very
carefully. cutting Il in tbia slIeSS ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

fA cE ous,ked aStfasaa, " the dry mas
Ne Gsed, adding oue capsi. III sgrainei
iNu8ain aud IoQ Se@i tsaieh eggs, ons
and wsy. half teas enIls ~ salt sad
ca- half ,rHs.Asatul os p%gasv M,s
IN q l,af aud take aUc hour. Blasting
well after u eagtns 10 brown serve
bit. " eald in siicsss at,h tomato css
sup 70 lennon cggss and parsley -
garMtxh.
Drowned Sweet Potatoes with Pea.
eat Butter .-- Select mseIium sired
sweet ISess,urs. Wants rrcfetrets.' ard
steam theG tn their Jackets Remoye
thr sains ANA cH the potatoes lehgyb.
wise iu. one third inSh .ioes slsrN-ad
N!'h ptahut betttF. dust with ,rScv
~ nutmeg and bnavn In hot ovea
'" NsssasTas ~sNssE FAaaxsas.a Ssssss4c,,,
Take shose cupfuis ~ csrked uAcaronl
or spaghetti putting layer ~ u
90 the ts,,toW of isking dish cover
WIN a sancc. usng t@p tablespoon
tuls ~ leBaHt hutter and eve of bat.
ter O. - ,salsz;saaafu!s ~ Ilour. salt
snI Iapiyar to tEstY tsf pe1r a~s,i 'esr.s
hail cugfuls 81 Hik. cooked until
: Il. d, .ANlrnnfS ~ gygrs WIN thr
maeNfspi apd unIsh he top wits buf
tered cgUmis llskc hong enough 10
brown the crumps and beat thc mix
turr piilns ho; Serve tr0m the hak.
ing dlSit
b.. JSnksf Dessert HAT tho ohlies
y two eggs untll sSiiF All iha yoles
sy.ts4s4t. ~ .,s'.s, e e. IL Z
unisl thItA lieai rns pint IL nlFg
until just lGkeparrn, add one fourth
II cupful Of sugar. Ga.or with sanll'
In and pour over the wggsl stir In one
half Of \ junket table, dissolved IN
Tablespoonful " water Turn into sber'
t.'t glasses and lei stand In a warm
place uniii firm. Thee chm ard serve
urnlsfei with swrclened ard
Favored whipped cram,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

n,sn TO cA8 s'teHitoa 20 the sort
sleeves IsretR apwsrs ss4 taTeta.
covered eu9s. haEgins In losFs AMI
ensiS usta,ala tass aethisg more -
neS>3si "a conp3ets a dress fortified
oy the fset that Il cA4ys fasaia5s
latest ~d5rts la soGr particulars. ,aSy
are ire neck llne. the waist ASA the
Alp isEs aGa the hea TIE.
T'hers- Is 10 aoabt tEs; wngrsa sire
snci See-t 20 rssh thA ses ss'a y apn
the trst sprfag hats make 'hear se'
fssarases. Taey bug them wa.le the
snsw 3 fyirx. bot ssess ars several
good excuszs for this small we@sneSs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

|tsuhhles thai w0Hsess
k. ,aa9s hArs, tAsi
|msy doctor orservd
ND 10 stay In bod .
|xsl IN every m0atA
In aksn'i ab rss much
Iesss. ssenc asy altar
taking wssA q tread
WHO ssxs LYDIA n
KiAkhAn'a VsS~;A.
be CsHnruna fsr
shsass The sass siua.
hes | had | tAasgat
/ vv~ssAs fsrx ID xl<n.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03
The Kitchen
Cabinet 80

c&R9rsxas. tsEA wss4sFa SsssRAgss tzAsz
~ Psfns ~ sxsY sEHpNatM
To stare IN Nsy kssss
y saf. y ssw'ssFys TAI 'tsSssss. ssasAs ~,
~ 3aEssas ~ peat e0<sa
Ts scare q ntas KjFt 10 wfs,=ss.
To aA9s@xt hAEk - 9xsss
JSst s~a SRas - -sSsEy thnss ssA0As
in taSs a&s iHgls yeEss
-4sAGa ASarA stewart
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

tho mn depth ~ the sVt-lr. then break.
lug VI each -padstuI as be goes, using
'i1i -.ftEr. - t.bg sGs8..e IL asa 9Ins toSS
fnr hfeakiug th~-> tt,'sls,
NJ hfr1rr hJW fuufn WlrK IL done
On tbs surfAre poor JOB " spuf'ng
can never be remedled aGd.. while
the surface may be loose aud mellow
the underlying snll viii be rough and
cloddy So that vegetables planted up.
on II VIII not DO we'll 4 good piow.
man turns over the burrows evenly
and ~ uniform depth The same pfla
eiple holils 10 spadihg and tho spade
flls Should he Of uniform thlckaess
and ,iel'h and every Que be turned
eYenly
Tho gardeners ~ England and
France arc far ahead " eur rnericap
gardeners In the matter ~ snii prep.
atutirn. and W. could well learn a
lessen ftom them In preparing their
lnud for planting they tark Il oyer
very carefully and mix @tth The soil
considerable quantities Of manure
This mixing. however. ~ So well done
That the mNuutp disappears w the
soil aud becomes al intimate part ~
Il. There are 10 silpshai methods
IN the work of these English aud
French gardeners aud ihey are en-.
shed 90 grow more "a en acre than
sssne Asa@gwun es9ae,ssre@ as.yt ~. AAa
actes \ ,It,e hand wei, prepared
iM Department IL AsntnFtnrS he
hssvs j. better tlan large area
inlpruperly rttrA Get the habit "
doing tAtass ~cti. It pays ia tho long
run
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

particularly etss4s
5ess Leaf. take 0sAs
p.aansi " haely gA,gl~~s
rvuaxi steak. eae bait
peund ~ ,eaa ard sai
f~s@a pnFK asSa esuauss~psk
1ne gns.ilGH slss~l Csaacn
tgse ssaal. FcyissS4se esiga
es,-4A T. .atas.s.ss.4 .s.s. .,sses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

AnaiyTe nha' i called Tho yei,yw
~,r,.st" and ii vii be 'fouhd 10 Ii iii.
fhnc=s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-03

hSEe IL b~Nrn9lHS 70 everT ore A
very aew trimming aFlfyaarS 10 rs
aat NJ braid aaf sils nj ire r4Tat II
10 cnliysf ~assch" trtmaIrg t~ucn tn
resemblance fe matches ard IL ase~i
In nany clever ways TIE hast ss, has
IA sat. ur~tarn~i S-sn cstyeres wssh
folds ot crepe Ne chine and ss srgped
Attn w3is and handsome rss2sGI-