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La gaceta., 1941-08-29
LA ACADEMIA NUESTRA
SRA. DEL PERPETUO 5000
RRO ABRIRA Ell Ola DOS
DE S~EPTIEMBRE

la Acauemia de "NueStra Sc
nora Gel Perpetuo Socorro', 81
tuada en- Ia Gale Is Y IL aveni.
ia. iniciara su curse eSlolar e
martes 8 de septiembre pr6xi.
mo. Las matriculas estan abiel
tas actualmente desde 81 Kin
dergarten hasta ell grade II
Sc lie urge a los padres approve.
chen esta ventaja de poder ma
tricular a sus hijos con suficiel
te TEMPO.
A curse c2mercial seran agrt
pados este aho: Economic Do
mestica Y Dibuio Mecanico.
Once nuevas aulas han side
agregadas, entire estas un salon
de asamolea para los alumno,
del High School, una unidad de
Economic Domestica, equipada
electricameEte, y un espacicso
salon para el Dibujo Mecanico.
Tres mienbros mas contara
ahora ell Cuerp0 Docente de-
High School. Estos incluyendos
hermanas de la Universidad
Cat6lica Y de a Universidad de
Florida y la otra del colegio pa
ra Mujeres de Florida y del
incarnato Word College.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
Fiesta Annual

Fiesta Annual
Bajo la direction del reve-
rendo Padre Noto, secundado
por la Srta. Rosina Ficarrotta
y la Sra, Maria Lotto, Sc esta
preparando para los dfas 80 y
81 del mes en- curse la fiesta a.
nual de Ia Madonna de Rocca".
Esta fiesta, como las anterio-
res, Sc efectuara en- la Gale 20
y Septima avenida, de diez,a do
ce, por ell dia, y de ocho a once,
por la noche.
I'm bonito programa han con-
feccionado, en- el que no falta-
ran fuegos artificiales y entire.
t~enimientos para los aSistentes
FL professor Nazzareli con 81
banda, sera ell encargado de a.
menizar los actos.
Ell pGblico en- general queds
c~ordialmente invitadO.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
PBrima Boda

Pforimd BOdG
Para ell pr6ximo domingo es-
ia senalada a boda Ode la muy
gentil Srta. Zenaida Santirso,
hija de esposos Rcgelio,y juan
ma Maria Santirso, con residen-
cha en- ell 1922 de la Gale Is, y ell
apuesto joven Bfrain Suarez,
hiio de nuestro amigo DR.. Jose
Ramon Suarez, con domicilio
ZEN ell 1928 de avenida Michi-
gan.
La ceremonial Sc ~efectuara en-
Ia Residential de los padres de
Zenaida a las ocho de la noche,
estando representada la ley por
ell Notario PGblico Sr. Sergio
Alfonso.
No Sc han extendido invita-
clones oficiales; pero las amis-
tades de ambas familias pueden
asistir.
Dadas las simpatias de los
Contingencies, es de esperarse
que la ceremonial sea presenc1a-
la por una nutrida concurrent
cia.
Por anticipate enviamos con
estas lineas nuestra mas efusi-
va felicitaci6n a Zenaida y E.
frain.
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q erasdEdes-Pin.ieNd

eTaRIEaeI-PAGeNd
&c ia nocne 0ei microbes tu-
Avieron esecto los esponsales de
la angelical Srta. Aurora Fer
nandez y Ell correcto cabahero
Manuel Piniella.
La ceremonial Sc efectu5 en- la
Residential del Sr. Antonio Fer
nandez, conocido comerciante
de esta localidad, representando
a la ley Ell popular casamentero
Sr. Candida Perez.
Firmaron en- calidad de testi-
gos los esposos Isaura y Arse
Mo Velarde.
La encantadora novia fue en-
tregada EN- matrimonio por su
senior padre.
Presenci6 ell acto una nutrida
Y distinguish concurrencia.
Muchos y variadOS regalos, al
gunos de gran valor, recibierOn
dos nuevos eSposos.
A continuation damos los
nombres de las damas y dami-
tas que ALI Sc encontraban: Ire
ne Fonte, Mary Lorenzo, Angie
Fernandez, Ramona Diaz, Ma
ry Sancio, Isabel Piniella, Pura
Santos, Ana M. Menendez, E.
vangelina Gonzalez, Alene Ma
les, Mary Monies, Isaura Val
dies, Estela Dorta, Ignacio Car
dose; Jer6nimo Gonzalez y Sra.
Pedro Jimenez y Sra; Amman
do Dorta Y Sra, Frank Cardo-
so y Sra.
Srtas.: Elvira Jimenez, Mary
Santos, Consuelo Gonzalez, Vic
leta Velarde, Anita Velarde,
Aida Piniella, Mirta Gonzalez,
Grace Males, Madeline Rosado,
Elsa Miranda, Hilda Mira y
Ruth Gonzalez.
J6venes: Alfredo Gonzalez,
JESUS Gonzalez, Delio Dfaz, Ju-
Ito Piniella, Frank FERNANDEZ,
Frank Suarez, G. Martinez, Jo-
Sc Dfaz, Rafael Duran, Joe Pr
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Zarparon los vapores ameri-
,anos Colorado, Topa Topa, Ca
rolyn, William n. Page y la me
tonave hondurena w. M, Del
phia.
Marea alta a las CLIO a. m, y
9:16 p. M; marea baja, a las
2O2
Sac ell sol a las 6:07 a. m. Y
Sc pone a las 6:55 p. m.
Sale la luna a la :06 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

iPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

nieila, Antonio Fernandez, To.
r. Fernando. jose Monies, Joe
Pinieila, Armando Dorta, jr..
Alfonso Scarcio, Julio Betan-
ccurt y Ramon Diaz.
FL atente dueho de Ia casa
obsequi6 a Ia concurreneia con
dulces finos Y licores.
/ Los nuevos esp0sos pasaran
.suR primeros dias de luna de
miel en- esta localidad y mas tar
de Sc trasladaran a New York,
donde estableceran en- definiti-
va su nido dc amor.
Eterna felicidad les desea ell
cronista.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

John Homer DeVane, jr, 20
Y Wanda Lee Murril, 10; Da-
vid Abbott, 10, Y Ruby Daniels
10; Robert Sumner, 20, y Ma
ria Tew, II; Earl L. Easter
brook, jr., 81, y Alethia Viola
Proctor, Is.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

a TAMPA, procedentes de la ciu-
dad de New Yor. ell Sr. Fermin
Marichal, su apreciable esposa
Y su pe4ueha hijita.
Segdn nos manifestara ell ST.
Marichal, pasara dos meseS de
vacacioneS en- eSta, viSitandO
su mama politica. .
Bienvenidos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

ST, senior, compre la
p~intura B. L. P. Sofa.
nente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v cslle Is.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29
Para Ke West

Para Ke West
Manana sabado partiran pa
ra Cayo HUeso los esposos Au-
relic Alvarez y Sra, Alfredo
Fernandez y Sra, y Jose Rodri
guez y Sra.
Ell viaje lc haran en- automo-
vii. Solo permaneceran en- ell his
t6rico Cayo dos dias.
Entire NOsOtrOS
Despues de variOs amos de au-
sencia, en- dias pasados llegaron
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

Santos del Dta
Degollaci6n de San Juan Bau
tista.
La gaceta., 1941-08-29

DEL PUERTO

No lego aver ninguna en-
barcaci6n mayor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Special Schedules
To Bob-Lo July 4

SPECIAL SCHEDULES have
been arranged by the Bob-Lo
Excursion Company to handle
the throngs expected for July q
at the downriver island park,
Ralph G.. Fletcher. general pas
Senger agent, announced this
week. There will be six sailings
from Detroit, starting at 10
a. m, and the last boat will
leave Bob-Lo for the city at II
p. m, arriving at 1890.
Fletcher also announced that
as soon as the Kawandag III is
commissioned this boat will be
put into service on the scenic
trip around the island, sailing
from the main passenger dock
at Bob-Lo. These trips, inaugu-
rated during the latter part of
the 1910 season, proved attrac-
tive 10 many visitors because
they provide an unobStruCted
view Of the several spots of
special historic interest on the
island. The kawandag III. with
passenger capacity Of about Is.
will start this service in the
near future, Fletcher said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Plan Highway

In time there will be n high
way through the very heart of
the mountains 10 connect with
the Skanee highway into L'Anye
l. Anse with its life-Size In-
dian figures for miles along the
highway as indication that
you're nearing il.
L'Anse and Baraga both are
on Keweenaw Bay. and you fol-
low the shore-line Of that bav
almost into Houghton and
then you're on fabulous Kewee-
nav Peninsula .. a finger of
high land jutting into Lake ST.
perlor -. a finger Of land rich
IN copper here the world
famous Calumet and Hecla mine
-. and near Hancock the deep
est copper mine in America .
down more than 2 miles =.
and the deepest railroad and
telephone system in the world.
As you travel out TO the tin
OF the peninsula and sight Mount
Horace Greeley, named for
Greeley after he had lived on
the peninsula Mount Bohemia
and Mount Houghton and
Of course, Brockway Mountain.
with its impressive scenic drive
from which you see deep forest
and blue water spread out in an
unforgettable picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

WaterSmeet and its Thousand
Island Lakes =. southwark To
the Wisconsin line for a looksee
at Land O Lakes -. Iron River
and Crystal Falls Iron
MeHtnaiH and the Roosevelt Ski
Slide highest in the world
Lake Antoine Park and the
Devils Ice Box, where the ice
never melts4
On the swing back into ST.
lgnace for the homeward Jour
ney you traverse Hiawatha Ma
tional Forest you glimpse
Indian Lake and the sacred
spring of the redmen
BIaney Park You skirt the
great CUISINE Game Area and
the Senay Federal Waterfowl
Project Z. and then st. Ignace.
with its towering Castle Rock
its Indian village again
the blue waters of the Straits
OF Mackinac and on home
F.. nerves healed and pride in
your state expanded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Riders
To Tour Smokes

EXPEDITIONS THROUGH
the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park-the last great
area of primitive country east
of the Rockies-are part of a
schedule Of riding trips through
wilderness areas in various parts
of the United States this Sum-
mer under the direction of Trail
Riders of the Wilderness, or
gained in the American For
estry Association of Washing
ton.
The 1941 program embraces
10 saddle expeditions and a
canoe trip in the lake wilderness
of the Superior National Forest
OF Minnesota. A Today trip
viii be made through the Great
Smokes, leaving Asheville. n.
c. September 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Copper Harbor

On the very tip OF the PENN
sula is Copper Harbor and
il IS at Copper Harhor YOU take
the boat for Isle Royale the
uttls kingdom Of wilderness
which has been made a national
park.
You'll explore Isle Royale
hfoot or horseback for. like
Nlaekinac Island, the motor car
Is tsbu.
After YOU have explored Isle
Royale and seen Keweenaw
Peninsula you'd follow M.26
westward into CntonaEon.
Out of Ontonsgon there is the
coast highway into Silver City
and beyond. but you'd have 10
follow a foot trail 20 reach the
peak ~ Porcupine Mountains
-. highest spot in all Michigan
and that's where you'd see
Lake Of the Clouds -. one Of
the Middle Vests most COR
geous Wstas.
Thcn Lake Coe6bic and on
westward into Wakefield and
Bessemer and Ironwood d.
Rainbow Falls and Sandstone
Falls and PIesque Isle Falls
each grm in ITS own right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

canvas at night on their visit to
12.000-foot Mount Assiniboine.
In 1871 Sir George Simpson.
governor OF the Hudson's Bay
Company rode up Healy Creek
and over the pass now known as
Simpson Pass on the first lap of
the first overland journey round
the world.
The blaze cut on a tree by one
OF Simpsons party was found in
1900 by Jim Brewster of Banff,
a former president of the Trail
Riders.
The coming trail ride will fol-
low Simpsons route m reverse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Woman Angler
Takes First Place

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. June
%. - Mildred Warren. visitor
from Rutland. VT. took first
place in the women's division
Of the annual St. Petersburg
tarpon roundup this week by
landing q 9i-pound silver king
after a 45-minute battle in the.
gulf The catch also qualified
for first place in the heavy
tackle division Of the tourna-
ment. in which 5000 anglers
are competing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Trail Riders 90 Over Old Routes

TWO HISTORIC trails of
western Canada. blazed by early
explorers, Indians. missionaries
or fur traders. Will be traversed
between July Is and July % on
the .60-mile annual trek of the
Trail Riders of the Canadian
Rockies.
Led by their president, Will
liam L. Bardwell of Chicago, the
70-odd riders and their S0-odd
pack horses will start from
Bann in the Canadian Rockies
and spend the five days on high
altitude trails, sleeping under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Quebec Opens Fish Streams

QUEBEC, ?. O.. June %.
TIIE Quebec government. FISH
= and game department. an
nounced officially that the
famous salmon and trout
streams of Quebec are open to
American sportsmen. accom-
panied by a qualified Canadian
guide.
1t also is stated that despite
the severity of the draught and
the damage suffered in other
parts OF the country, fires in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

the Laurentiahs were brought
under control.
E Quebec rangers and forest
patrols maintained vigilant
watch over the timber wealth of
the province during the draught.
placing a ban on tourists and
sportsmen alike for a short
period.
Not only the 1000 square
miles of the forest i'm the
Laurentides Park. but millions
of acres of valuable timber -
the east used i'm Quebec's vast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

pulp and paper industry were
thus guarded.
Tourist and sportsmen alike
will welcome tile news that old
timers are pointing to a remark
ably successful fishing and
hunting season. and Laurentian
guides who have toured the
fire stricken areas during the
past week report that thsI
beauty OF the park is unim-
paired and that favored camp.
ing sites have not been damaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

~ III tHlAC 4uiiibtl laShN anu ANh-eiti
buCkSNln 4. 1. a country little changed
from T7r Ciays Of the earliest hlaekrohe
and cutlassed adventurer .. Mchigan's
great Upper Peninsula Il. Land Of
HiaWatha,
Yes. MichiGan'S comparatively little
known Upper Peninsula tAe hearts
desire as a nearby vacation play place.
for IL Is a panorama OF natural beauty
from Ssult Ste. Marie and Les CheneaLN
Islands on the eastern end 70 lronwood
on the West. and from Menoninee- on
the southern edge 10 Copper Harhnr to
the noTthward.
Excellent highways traverse the
country. but don't lose sight of the
winding little roads that bear you 10
spots far off the beaten path 4. spots
where you'll see deer grazing within
canera-shot where you'll see bear
waddlng off into the thicker under
growth where you may sight animals
you've never seen before outside Pee.
You'll be seeing the country just
as sanity Father Marquette first saw
il . as the trappers and courier
de bois saw il and thrilled TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Long before YOU take the
boat YOU'RE in beauty. for at 500
Junction you board the Jolly
little bonneville Trolley" for
an hour through some of the
most unusual country you've
ever seen.
The famed Pictured Rocks AT
Munising will give you another
great thrill, for they stretch
along the marge OF Lake Supe-
rior in formations Of grotesque
b eauty =. the very bluffs
from which Father Marquette
preached 10 the Indians in their
canoes a hundred feet below
-..ITr7TT INIT. -------------
And there are falls up in that
section Munising Falls and
Miners Falls Watch Falls
and Wagner'S Falls and just
across from Munising is Grand
Island. with its elk and moose
and deer.
Marquette has just about any
thing you might want in beauty
with its PreSque Isle Park
and It's Sugar Loaf Mountain
and from Sugar Loaf you may
follow a winding traiifi through
Birch and Anslers into big Bay
and almost into the towering
Huron Mountains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

AfWH ANNffN IT. WWN 4 tffhh " NWN
Your Outlook Is. according
10 the Stars,
For Monday. June so.
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
4 RIES-Money, industrial and
a general manufacturing mat
ters are offered new benefits and
chances for marked improve
ments.
APRIL Of TO MAY go
Tourus-Your practically and
ability 10 work under pressure
may be called upon, but there
are excellent indications for sue
cess on small as well as large
scale. Don't neglect important
personal interests.
MAY Sf TO JUNE 2f
GemiHi--One Of your best DAYS.
Take full advantage Of this ia
Ynrahle star-sponsored condition
TO amass n substantial lead over
your competition.
JUNE 92 TO JULY 90
Cancer Much in your favor
from a financial and personal
standpoint. Do not take offense
at well-directcd criticism. which
all Of us need occasionally.
JULY % TO AUGUST 2e
Leo-Finish the month up with
record day and carry this
spirit and performance on into
July. Check impulses that may
lead TO extremes.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 3s
VtrgO--A $3.50 day unless you,
through your OWN endeaYors.
turn it into a better one. Avoid
a tendency TO nervous irritable
lty.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. es
l. b = a - Financial matters
should show gains. Expend the
proper effort in the RIGHT
direction. Don't permit outside
influences to send you astray
from your predetermined goal.
OOf1~ = ~ MY. GS
Scorpio-Favorable aspects
not in evidence, so choose your
course wisely and well. Stifle
any Jealousy that may arise.
Check on your OWN Weaknesses
and eliminate them from your
routine.
NOV. eS TO DEC. 22
Snqittarius A dvice given
Librans holds for you, too.
Although finances are favored.
you must control your spending
to coincide with your income.
Taboo all unpleasantness, mac
tivity.
DEC. % TO JAN. 81
CdpricorH-Fine rays should
induce you to produce a grand
stand finish 10 this heerY-
month.
JAN. 90 TO FEB. 90
Observation-Disclosures, industrial
and manufacturing interests and
allied activities range high on
S sponsored list. Move with pre-
cision, speed.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Personal and roman
tic affairs have benefc aspects,
as do government matters, rou-
tine, advertising, travel, finishing
up leftovers from last week,
planning for the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
BY THE OLD AAA TRAVELLER

A VAST expanse Of country beautiful YOU wonder if il
~ can be real miles Of snowy beaches rolling hills
~ and lush valleys long stretches of virgin forest
Il IA lakes nesting like bits of turquoise in the
you've seen countless millions OF
onifers cedar and pine and spruce and balsam and
amarack a vertable fairy.and of Christmas treesi
redhirtpd Indians in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

A CHILD born on this ddy If
true 10 his or her sign, will have
considerable m C h a n j a and
executive ability, coupled with
desire TO be tops" in whatever
he or she chooses for a life work.
Copyright, 1871 King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
TRAVEL
pTIA0hI
Great II per Peninsula
Beckons All 7 ourists

The Old AAA Traveller Of Automobile Club Of Michigan, who
spends his time digging unusual places for the raeaots here
tells something Of Mehgans great Upper Peninsula.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

When you take the boat for the trip Tahquamenon
you're travelling the actual river of Hiawatha.
The Falls are of the definite "musts' Of the Upper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

IERE pleasant little that will
day II numerical puzzle designed spell
fortune Count the letters your
Of letters subtract II the
add g. your upper
hand Of every your
numbers left right message
the checked figures give you. $40
Copyright sHer p,r,ested King Features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Your
Individual
Horoscope
By FRANCES DRAKE

Look in the Section Your Birth
Day Comes IN. and Find What
Your Outlook Is, according
"a tbc Stare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

PART 3, PAGE II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Pisces - Personal and roman
tic affairs have benefic aspects,
as do government matters, rou-
tine, advertising, travel, finishing
up leftovers from last week,
planning for the future.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
Race to Bear First Crop
Always Won by Radishes

When the home gardener sows his
seeds. and then watches anxiouslv to
see which vegetable wins the race TO
mature first. victory always goes to
the radishes.
They are so easy to grow, and ma
ture so rapidly, we are apt to consider
them lightly as a food crop. Not so
the doctors. They are rated as rich
in vitamins A, B, G and D, with 1873
calories a pound.
And nothing is better for an appe-
tier than a crisp, spicy radish, picked
at its prime, when the flesh is firm.
and flavor tart. The earliest varieties
can be grown to this stage in 20 days
from sowing.
In planning a radish program, con-
slider the whole season. You can en-
Joy radishes from early spring until
Christmas If you grow the early globe
varieties, the midseason giant globes
the summer long and half long vari-
cites. and the giant winter kinds. All
seed catalogs list these classes, and
tell you when to SOW them.
Anybody in the world can grow
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
INDIAN TEPEES
ADMIRED BY ALL
GRACEFUL LODGES OF REDNTEN
WERE IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR
LIVING

The frOntiersmen of Montana
from the earliest fur trading days
all shared a common admiration
for one possession of the plains
Indians the warIike BIackfeet, the
Crows and the FIatheads, and
that possession was their portable
habitatiOn called a lodge or tepee.
OF all types of primitive dwellings
the tepee, with its conical shape,
tapering poles and ingeniousIy de-
vised Fears" for facilitating the
upward draft for the inside fire,
Is one of the most picturesque
and beautiful.
It was evolved centuries ago to meet
the requirements of nomadic people
for shelter, and 1t displays much In
genuity and skill In the adaptation
OF available materials to the neceSSi-
ties of their surroundings.
The tepee is a perfect habitation for
comfort, convenience and good ven
tilation in both summer and winter.
It's design and interior arrangements
are SO complete that they have not
changed within the memory of man.
In recent years canvas has been sub
stituted as a covering in the place Of
buffalo skin.
People who have seen the white
city" of the Blackfeet during their
the strange and fascinating beauty of
the scene. With the snow-capped
Rocky mountains for q background,
hundreds of white lodges, uniform in
shape and pitched in perfect order
by clans, are spread upon the plain
IN q great circular encampment
The rapidity with which such a
great camp can be pitched or struck Is
almost incredible. Catlin, IN descrtb-
ing a similar scene by the Sioux, says:
"At a time announced the lodge of
the chief IS seen Tapping In the wind.
a part of the poles having been taken
out from under it. This Is the signal,
and in one minute 600 lodges on 8
beautiful and level prairie, which be-
fore had been strained tight and fixed
were seen waving and Tapping In the
wind, and IN one minute more all were
flat on the ground. Their horses and
dogs of which they had q vast num-
Der, had all been secured upon the
spot IN readiness, and each one was
speedily loaded with the burden al
1otted to it and made ready to fall
into the grand procession"
BY the use Of painted decorations,
which originated In the dim past, an
added element Of picturesqueness and
beauty was added to the lodges Of the
plains Indians, these designs IN colcis
representing prominent events in the
history Of the tribe or symbolic de-
signs Of religious significance. These
designs, the medicine bundles and the
ceremOniRls attached to them, which
were believed to secure for the owner
and his family protective power from
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-03-29
VEGETABLES NEED
GOOD SEED, SOIL

Three outstanding factors contribute
to the success of your vegetable gar
den: Thorough preparation of the soil,
good seed of home garden varieties
and a complete, balanced plant food.
Many people who feed their lawns,
flowers. trees and shrubs do not real
ize the Importance and advantage Of
a complete plant food for vegetables
also Here is why a complete, balanced
plant food, containing all of the ele-
ments required by plants for best
growth, is needed in the vegetable
garden
/. Vegetables so fed are mineral-rich.
They contain an abundance Of the ele-
ments needed by the human body for
proper health and development.
g. Vegetables fed with a complete
balanced plant food are far superior
in quality to vegetables that are not
fed The finest vegetables are produced
on a fertile soil where growth is as
rapid as possible.
8. Not only will complete, balanced
plant food give increased quality in
your vegetable garden; it will result
in increased yields as well. Also, vege-
tables will mature earlier and you will
have a longer harvesting season.
The application of plant food to the
vegetable garden is not difficult task.