Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1948 — Page 12

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the floor radio and the rd player. for the “institu. Ayres’ has tiny all-metal radios price tag. Another brown walnut one in more conventional size is completely finished at the "back so that it will look well even if its back doesn’t face the wall A General-Electric odel, expensive, comes i ivory or walnut and combirdes an alarm clock and radio in its

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says they cover the bed with burlap or canvas so the plants won't Ot » . . MRS. ETTA' EMMONS, 1845 LeGrande Ave, had a pleasaht surprise this summer, From a mixed 3 uectioh of new gladiolus blubs, she has an unusually pretty dark blue one. In the bud the petals are almost black. As the Slower opens rosy purple ‘central markings «ppear,

Leo Matthews, editor of the state gladiolus magazine, says there's no really true-blue gladlolus. All so far developed have shown coff«<color spots or blotch t blue glads are far from common. They multiply much less rapidly than the

4 sturdier varieties.

It seems likely, Mr, Matthews says, that any blue glad has its color intensified in acid soil. Common practice is to bury rusty iron around the bulbs, "but a little aluminum sulfate

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SUMMER TREAT!

find only the tender, better vored meat of the small tuna can,

IRONWEED — Mrs. J. Hecker, 27 S. Butler Ave., thinks that her backyard iron- | weed plant is worth cultivating. The royal

does the ‘trick quicker.’ If your hoeing arm is getting weary

Weather Tip

with: warm weather, here's a tonic for it. Mrs. Eliza Waits, 937 Sheffield Ave. has only a small backyard. But | from it (and she's well over 70 years old) she has had all the vegetables her family (three) could eat. Plus enough to tan. And up through the first week of August had sold $26.49 worth of produce. If that doesn’t convince you your work in the gardén is worth while, just price a few of those beans and carrots for sale. Budget-saver for gar. dening cooks: A dab of leftover vegetable can be chopped, added to fritter batter (use a corn fritter recipe) to make a filling dish. Use soy flour to replace one:fifth of the wheat flour called for and you add protein without having to buy meat. Summer squash is specially good in fritters, but broccoli, ca er, green . beans and eggplant make grand ones, too, : Send letfers for the en , column to Marguerite Smith, , ‘The Indianapolis Times, Indian- | apolis 9.

YOUR HOME: Lamps

Do: . Keep all your lamp | shades . the same tone of I white; never mix eggshell and dead white, See that all the tall lamps are the same level from the floor and that small lamps match; too, their particular level.. Be choosy about. your reading lamps-— they're the most important in the room. Don’t: Set an oversized lamp on a tiny table or a small one on a big table. And «don't overuse lamps. One placed wisely in the center of a conversation group will do the job of several others sprinkled beside odd chairs.

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its multiple-gored skirt. Dressier street-l in crepes, stiff failles and bengalines and occasionally in wool, have similar lines and, frequently, lower necklines. Pretty sleeves on many dinner dresses are full with pleats or ‘tucks to above or below the elbow, where they're caught into a tight band and flared again below it for a graceful cuff. Evenin,

tifully bouffant styles a debutante could dream of. the first crop, it seemed, was ivory net topped with matching lace and banded with six scalth Srv rong wa ‘ was a stiff white satin with a shaped, widestrapped neckline and wide skirt a) with white velvet and gold thread hydrangeas.

Teen Problems— New Ideas

Keep You Popular

vy y By JEAN “. MAYBE ' you've noticed it this summer. The kids who are

ideas. Gals and guys who plan for the crowd’s entertainment are seldom left out. “Let's have a picnic!” “How about a swim?” “Come over to my house!” A quick suggestion at the psychological moment. It keeps the social ball rolling.

a 8 =n IF you haven't done your share of suggesting this summer, resolve to form the habit. The words will be hard to say at first. They'll stick in your throat like a mashed potato sandwich. Maybe they

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NEW YORK — A Bolivian mother of two children recently won- the $750 annual fellowship award of the Quota Club International. This will make it possible for her fo attend an American college for one ‘year. The winner, Mrs. Elena M. DeRios, is a 28-year-old high school teacher in La Paz.

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invitations are generally ignored.

e's =» EVEN timid teeners can make good use of this routine. Mokt folks, young or old, are at their best in their own homes among familiar surroundings. Keeping busy as a host or hostess is a sure-fire antidote for self-consciousness. And managing a quiet riot for

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.FALL VACATIONS by Greyhound

There’s extra fun ahead for vacationists lucky enough to get away after Labor Ray. There are so many exciting things to do—-the weather’s cooler-~just right for outdoor sports, dancing, 1dafing, sightseeing. Highways are aglow with Autumn colors, and Greyhound service is still ‘cone veniently frequent, fares still amazingly low. If your job and family affairs permit, take a tip--plan a Fall vacation.

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NIAGARA FALLS 8.30 St. PETERSBURG 15.90 JACKSONVILLE 1255

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