Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1950 — Page 36

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described as the original trailer cucumber and melon bugs but occupcnts. For as they chew their, ordinary unpurified DDT may way along through the succulent polish off the vines as well as leaves of whatever tree their the varmits, mother started them on, they just move their little hom | with them, f-stening it to their dinner table with a light but! strong hitch, { Papa ! ~worm has wings—he really gets around. | is. a homebody so Natur. figured,

slow,

Tamps Eggs in Bag Wha ‘ver the reaso , she gets her eggs lald—and in the bag—| by fall off her own body, tamps the eggs

to carry on for her the next year.

AND BROWN. REGULARLY $9.95 to $1595...

$8.50 VALUES. ALL POPULAR STYLES-AT JUST ....

ALL SALES FINAL

* wl Sol gt hh Cn i : Fai Te SATS Hd i i p w Your Garden Enemies and Kill Us Good Medicine _ = in general cussedness, insects . : : Your : know perfectly just when a a jo 2 eels rege- : | STRIPED : : : ig Re th ey ls Pi APNID ASPARAGUS ausTER | cigiuben Treatment Varies : » To Catch Them thing. For year after year An . With Variety Lory a they're on hand at precisely the 15 the in © You'll be able to see bagworms| right time for a feast. : THis 18 the time to prune climb without your specks if you wait’ Rotenone will bring cabbages . {ing roses, But it's a subject full a while. Bu‘ by *he ti: you see] and beans through almost any / {of confusion. For strictly speakthem easily, they'll be a lot harder| AMiction. But come an epi- ing a rambler is a climber but sib Bk demic, a more specific medicine ’ : to get rid of. -Early June is thelr) 4 maicated , i | a cumber isn't necessarily a cr ming-out dats in central In- Rotenone will da very well : |ramuler.. : diana. And the earlier you catch! for the first few spies that And modern : them thy better. yom plant lice send into the garden. AS Liga th n 50 berant as the oldOne reason for the bagworm's| But suppose the gardener yields sug {fashioned pink success ste © is adaptability! to temptation and heat and | still loved in spite of Mama bagworm gets no chance fails to settle this first minor {to mildew at the first thought of to wish that she could Lve “on the, skirmish, Then he'll shortly find / moisture. ah other side of town” or in a “house! himself with a real war on his {| So there are two kinds of just like the Joneses.” No, indeed,i hands. And his best ammuni- ipruning. The lively ramblers When she's just a young thing it's| tion is still nicotine sulfate for {need more vigorous cutting back all settl willy-nilly, What kind| these pests. iin preven t Fhem from growing ot a house shell Hve in. It she's DDT Helpful 70MATO CORN iin €AS8A¢ CRAISHOPPER | | n 0 3 De ined big Se Tang uh 8 of cedar, | DDT will kill some -but not a = gs di — ci + Hing Kinds like Blaze and Paul's her house is built of cedar foliage. all kinds of plant les, It's per- B

fect for leaf hoppers. They

| don’t dare to so much as walk

: ; i : Even weather and bugs themFather Gets Around Servas a PIP austad leaf or It's selves sometimes feel sorry for | In fact, Figworms ‘might be I th PU orm it's tops for the gardener’s plight and give

apparent idn't fi But even ordi- Pparently didu'y Sn

nary DDT makes a magic ring along| when used on the ground

little white | around vine crops, For it will

hover lovingly over paralyze any bug foolish

enough to walk through it. Another new chemical that's

treatment, too. tops for a special target is

Rr i ut Mama! The tomato worm

him some help. Cabbage worms are usually working at top speed by this time of year. But they

cool weather of June to their liking. For their mothers, those butterfiies

bagé plants, haven't got out in ' force. yet. Rotenone’s their best

: 'Scarlet need restraint but not Here are 14 garden pests. Ta ;too much of it. While the grafted cause he’s 50 well disguised he |®Ver-blooming hybrid teas like looks like a leaf, gets his pun- jcimbing Talisman or P

|aren’t likely to raise an over-

For those little white knobs so | Check C often observed on his fat green | ~ °C anes or § back will presently hatch into | The most important pruning worms that eventually bed !is done at ground level. Let the down in his gizzard. . Rotenone 1s still the garden-

d the rainy

that young cab- | ing and sucking insects. When [CaN use next year.

who strips dener still has time to head it

IT'S TIME NOW:

She then strips scales] * °° to order narcissus bulbs,

+ + +» 10 sow pansy seed, Moisten a cupful

5 a ova mie 4 Satter of +++ to plant autumn owering Mint With hot water. the poor creature then dies, leav- orocus. ing some 500 or more descendants| +... to get after poison Ivy distinctive sauce for

{ For a delectable

Ea al HERE IT IS, INDIANA 10% to 50%

SAVINGS

EVERY PAIR OF SHOES IN MAROTT'S HUGE STOCKS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT IS REDUCED AT LEAST 10% ... AND HUNDREDS OF PAIRS IN SPECIAL GROUPS ARE REDUCED UP TO 50%. ALL _ THE RENOWNED NAMES IN SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN REGULARLY FEATURED AT MAROTT'S ARE INCLUDED. NO SPECIAL PURCHASES . . . NO RESERVATIONS. IT'S THE SHOE BARGAIN EVENT OF THE YEAR ... A.GIANT CLEARANCE OF FINE FOOTWEAR.

LADIES' DEPARTMENT—STREET FLOOR

FINE DRESS AND GENERAL PURPOSE SHOES FOR LADIES. VALES FROM $ $8.95 to $12.95. DISPLAYED ON RACKS em rR sl

HUGE GROUP LADIES’ $10.95 to $15.95 SHOES, INCLUDING BROKEN $7 SIZES . . . DICKERSON, PARADISE, QUEEN QUALITY . .... . . ...

MEN'S DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR

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JOBANoAMINTHROR IN SPORTS AND GENERAL YEAR-ROUND HLACK $7 REGULAR $13.50 to $22.50 MEN'S SHOES IN ALL POPULAR TYPES § AND BEARING THE MOST FAMOUS NAMES IN Footwear... S10 BOYS' AND GIRLS" DEPT.-MAIN FLOOR FOR. BOYS AND GIRLS, A GREAT GROUP OF FINE SHOES IN $6.50 to s4

INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S FINE HIGH SHOES IN BROKEN SIZE GROUP. €# ORIGINALLY $4.50 to $7.00. SIZES 3 to 12 rT 32

SPECIAL . . . SUMMER STRAW BAGS . . . REGULARLY $3.00 /3 (plus tax) FOR FINAL CLEARANCE. REDUCED .. . |/

ECONOMY DEPT.—FOURTH FLOOR

BROKEN SIZE GROUPING OF O GIRLS. $4.95 to $6.95 VALUES. SALE PRICED AT JUST

BROKEN SIZES 4 to 11; AAA to EEE. $6.95 VALUES .... DOWNSTAIRS :

FAMOUS STYLE-ARCH SHOES FOR LADIES IN BLACK OR BROWN KID. $385

MEN'S DRESS AND BUSINESS OXFORDS IN BLACK OR BROWN, SUMMER $485

VENTILATEDS AND TWO-TONES. REGULARLY $6.95 to $8.45

LADIES’ FINE ARCH SHOES BY HUGTITE AND MIRACLE-TREAD IN ALL- $hes

WHITE OR BROWN AND WHITE. $7.50 and $7.95 VALUES .

~ THE SAME BARGAIN PRICES PREVAIL AT THE EAST BRANCH STORE. EVERY PAIR INCLUDED AND REDUCED 10% TO 50%. %

MAROTT'S EAST BRANCH 4128 E. TENTH ST.

STORE HOURS

Make the most of that mint/lamb roast, mix a | chopped and ‘moist ; {growing ‘in your yard. Use any mint with some currant Jelly. old canes. I +++ to thin out the strawberry variety=it doesn’t have to be-the Serve with the meat. bed. common narrow leaved spearmint. | Stir a bit of chopped mint into mint with dry tea leaves (use now, water in well green peas while they're cooking. about three teaspoons of mint tojin the fall is excellent treatment

UALITY CASUALS FOR LADIES AND $185

she didn't need wings. Or maybe, STiordane for grasshoppers. A tomato plant in no time be- off with a special remedy. {Hence the need for thinning. course, it was the other way | . : ~~] Cut the oldest (l{darkest) canes ia krone stees-nr-nome ve SARDENING Cp = Mint-Llses- : out, giving the new growth a cause traveling by foot is too CALENDAR * ' : i se on TREE £00

TE PER Sad ix a little chopped and

[fertilizer will help. Use high For a party punch mix chopped phosphate chemical fertilizer Bone meal

of chopped one of tea). Steep the tea in your for next year’s flowers. . | Let it cool./usual way. Then strain and use| A mulch around the plant will

Then stir in an equal amount of (a8 the base for any tea-fruit pleass it, too, 0 it makes good | lorange marmalade. This makes a/punch, or use it “as is,” always strong canes this summer. Re-|

{with a sprig of mint, of course, move dead flowers as soon as to a!for garnishment. |roses finish blooming.

meat, touch

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45 > 45

85.

swing round the curves, and see how steady she goes! Plymouth’s diagonally mounted rear shock absorbers (they're placed like this 4 A

instead of this | |) cushion horizontal as well as vertical motion. And increased : width of tread in the new Plymouth adds still

ishment natufally sometimes. abundance of canes very quickly.

{vigor of growth determine for er's best friend for both chew- °3CR Tose how many canes it| On any| a special pest or disease gets climber too many stalks growing! out of hand, a watchful gar- (from a single square foot of [ground will produce weak growth.

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