Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1950 — Page 34

semtesie to gait H-rald-July indicated the

_ fashions for fall is the one that

up the soft tones of woven fabeo Axurioua feeling . Veteens and other plush fabrics,

the soft shirtwaist or spotlight taliored vestees and the new tux-

Tommy is an ardent 4-Her, who “raises . about every- : y ‘in ‘charge of vocational agricul ture at Ben Davis High School and these 4-H gardepers, In case there’s anybody who i ouctable Sudan. ing pays, Tommy stands to,

seed and insecticides, figures in their work as “expense” and deduct ‘that from the grand total of [Yegetabies » raised.

TOMMY at 15, is eer an ~ pperimental gardener, though = ke over on the stakes.

bis Dad says 1e tends to ex- Tobacco Crop——— — -cpmpany MOST INTERESTING crop in

one July.2d) are a cropped with climbing horticultural beans, As soon as the tomatoes have passed their "prime, he'll clip them. off at

~Cropt— ng a i on strings greenhouse fashion. “Less expensive than so many stakes,” observes Mr. Cottingham.

use but for his pipe-smoking uncle, Rell Green, 3614 Rockville Road. Curing will involve ‘hanging the plants on stakes Then he did risk some of his outdoors for a time, then tak10 potato rows in. one #X-...ing. stakes and plants indoors periment—he used 3-12-12 on to finish drying. Later the long one row, mulched two other gray-green Burley leaves will rows with cow manure, left the get crushed into pipe-filler, remaining rows ‘as is”. Re- Tommy does-all the work in

“as 18” rows would be close sional assist from his grandrunners up to the manured row father, Riley O'Hare, 720 N. in production, . but those two Pershing Ave. They're both - rows showed signs of scab. hoping for a top-notch exhibit Tommy's earliest (staked) to- at both county and state fairs,

Jewel Buttons Trim Youthful Frocks

The jewel of a dress in young!

On Removing Grass OUTDOOR ENTHUSIASTS pienic baskets and stained play that well-fed feeling and stop w stains picked up at the picnic.

Jewel buttons sparkle on even! the most casual fashions this season in young fashions from St. Louis. These fancy buttons pick

ries—provide contrast on solid colored wools -—- emphasize the of sating, vel-|

industry, The worry-free formula rec-

at the institute for home treatment of food stains is a simple one—rinsing in cold water before the garment is laundered. Women who experiment with

Diamond-bright buttons accent

edo shirt front bodice in casual

fashions. household stain removal prod- —_— - EE ——————— “| ucts to remove either food we ces . pl. grass. stains are the ones who. oe DREXLER'S | are likely to run into trouble.

Cellulosesacetate rayon, for ex-

PARTY ICE CREAM AND | ample, which is widely used for ; : | warm weather clothing, should .

| ICE CREAM NOVELTIES | bon er Ol oivants con-

FOR ALL OCCASIONS taining acétone (used as finger nail polish removers).

14 Such sot ts will the 314 N. New Jory FR. 2156 slyent bdo

+ ground level, let tomatoes ripen on the hanging vines, while th

his garden except for an oves="the City or outstde 1t, is eligible.

of Laundering, research and educational center for the laundry

ommended. by textile chemists. |

pressed; say the A. I. L. tex -Ale-—experts. Even cleaning preparations which are harm- | dilute |

enen atoven tary mio ov LASTS Talks -

his Any ye od Blackie, Most. of Tommy's produce is sold through his Dad's grocery store, at 4500 Rockville Road. Parts of his good profit is already in from the 150 pounds

— plants while prices were high before t the las last week in

Sister Ruthann, who's also at

4-H'er, makes a good team with = “the vegefables he ‘raises. And this sort of thing is going on all over our whole country, Who's worried . about food shortages?

If your family needs to get in on such a project, membership is not limited to farm youngsters. “Anybody who'll carry out a a_ project, ” says Mr. Cottingham, “whether they live in

{its seeds which come from mid-

“of tomatoes he picked from 144 | still

In Cordens Parasite Chokes _ Nasturtiums or

Luckily, I've only heard about,

summer on. If left alone it will strangle and kill the it

oe |Fiydrangea Tips _

LAURA comsToCK of MeCordsville notes “many inquiries ‘about my hydrangeas in the gar‘den column” so she tells of a neighbor's practice that. produces

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not seen it. For it's undoubtedly to transplant. But if they pop dodder, other-named (appropri- close together, better take time ately) hell-bind, strangle weed reset %o each plant grows and devil's hair. It's a leafless|without slowing up before parasite and if you ever notice it,| weather, : {the thing to do—and quick— set the is pull and burn it before it drops n

-CAMP HILL, Pa.—Mrs.

bara Lutz is serving her 31st’ year as executive secretary of the| Pennsylvania Bar Association,

ry Events

; Blue Flower to Have Picnic Luncheon

Outdoor parties will high | the meetings of garden clubs week. S

is Dahlia Society— 8 Brookside Community Cutting, and

‘Golden Glow—1 p. m. Mrs. M. L. ~ Bridgewater 1034 W. 35th St, Hostess, on Frank Spangler,

i | i

-aoout--five roa. land produci

blooms ‘than others on aye:

~The neighbor. cuts his hydrass geas to the ground each fall. (Note to new don't try this treatment on your pink and blue hybrids or the. oakleat hydrangea.) . » # “TELL ALL and sundry about African violets,” writes Mrs. D. A. Hedding of Terre Haute. “Root! them In a covered dish (a pyrex baker with a lid will do the trick.) 1 used a shallow fish bowl with

~gmaill-pyoe

anes

Don’t be too sure un When you have a

z I you felt your Xn and

We. have boys in it who don’t have a place for a garden. But they come into the club- with insect Sollections—and anybody ¢an do that.”

Homemaking—

Laundering Experts Give Some Tips

and Food Stains

who are bringing home empty clothes these days should enjoy orrying about the food or grass So says the American Institute

They dissolve acetate. Oxalic

cellulose fibers, ally

Ri inse Thoroughly

material before it is dried or

- less ‘in their normal, when allowed to dry into a fab rie. | ! And in time, some concentrates may so weaken the cloth that some subsequent launderlikely to “wash out” the | -

PURDUE PETE SAYS:

Plan Now to Attend College In Indianapolis. Fall Term Registration Sept. 1418, 1950.

Day and Svening Classes

“FRESHMEN and SOPHOMORE coures in Science— ing—Agriculture—Home Economics. Specia classes for groduates o and adults, Se

FALL. TERM REGISTRATION SEPT. 124 3

902 N. MERIDIAN INDPLS., IND. “uses ||

! white, a mild bleaching treatment (one part of bleach to 20

| minutes) will help.

| wash a white,

Sponge Xi With Alcohol

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| ing is spot where the stain was. Grass stains, while a little harder to remove than food stains, don't present too much of a problem. Most of the stains will come out in the laundering | treatment. If the fabric is

acids may also gSsisitegrate of the backyard trees.

permit 0 fab Mrs. Paul Hene next door built ed to dry into the re her front terrace rock garden largely from Miss Lampe’s violas, aner should [Miss Lampe “just shakes the seed be thoroughly rinsed from the [out when the pods are ripe,” they

ord “nlats x J ETN Pie PIaVE for lia. Eight out of 12 leaves rooted and are now about ready for pots (if I ever get to it!) They make, their own molisture—mine haven't had water since Fevruaty, .

Bone Meal Diet

IF BONE meal ever needed a testimonial, the Thomas Thomson yard at 3263 N. New Jersey St. is it. From the pretty little rock {garden at the front terrace steps) [10 thé pretty-as-a-picture flower border in the back yard it thrives on a twice a year diet of bone meal, Mr. Thompson's favorite fertilizer. Miss Clara Lampe, Mr. Thom- | son’s housekeeper, gives bone meal credit for such successes as the peony bed that thrives under one

“Even the neighbors benefit; for]

reseed themselves.

the

using their

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ppp AE Yok've got to - have all “No” answers to pass this loyalty

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“ahout— it"

__ If your husband disregards your advice

told you Bs or, “I knew it wouldn’t work out”?

Engin a a film to iss Mary.

£5 2

“Flowers and the| Here are some budget menus that use fresh vegetables bounti.

a marriage loyalty test?

you try it. sunderstanding with your hus-

band, do you talk over his “unreasonable behavior” with your best friend?

had let you down and were -geeply.

his all about it? husband talks over business mat-

tefs with-you do you repeat his confidences to i girls” to impress them with the fact that

the know? husband is having. job trouble do

in your power

everything him up and make him feel entirely capable

the situation? wrong are you quick to say, “1

UP OF WOMEN is low-rating men in general and bands to illustrate their points, do you join in and drag out your own husband's faults for their inspection and | amusement? { .

If your husband gives you a gift that seems pretty useless

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I laugh about it with your friends? husband isn't doing too well financially and the husbands of some of your friends are, do you keep telling him how ‘well fhey are doing and how much they are able to give their wives? Wher you have to say “No” to the children 2 you usually put it on the basis that “your Dad wouldn’t like it,” or “Your —PDad sa Jou savt do 45" instead of saying; “Your Dad and I

Has Not Seen’ x Train

old recently, has never been. out of the Shetlands, has never seen

an honorary member of the Bres-| say Youth Club. t

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trap of your gas. dryer. It's no

see it.

Want a sparkling green lawn? . . . Read Scott's LAWN CAKE This free bulletin |

i test with top honors.

First Scheduled LT There Today

given each Sunday at 3 p. m. in Holliday House, The first is

livered by Floyd Bass of the Bass 2 Nurseries, - The subject will be “Soil and: Its Relation to Growing Good Iris’

parts of water for 2 or 3

Your local laundry “would grass-stained | garment in a white-work formula which would include a

__bleach bath.

“the grass _sponging the spots with frm

on alcohol is inflammable, the Institute textile experts advise that it not be used near an open flame. Excessive rubbing with either water of a. cleaning .sgent. is. never advisable. - Toe much friction in one spot may chafe a fabric and may even damage’

"Indiana Dahlia Society, will

-. | Orchid Sousty will sonduet an;

and Peonfes.” It will be illustgatjed by kodachromes. J William Cuffel, president of the }

discuss ‘‘Dahlias, Kinds, Care a Growth,” next Sunday. He 1: use types of dahlias to Hlusfate his talk

At 2p. m. Aug. SEE

ry koduthromey EH TTUSTERts “tH! “talk... os a Aug. “21 Mark Pangborm. prest-| dent of the Indianapolis Audtibon | Society, will discuss “Scientific Looks at = Birds.” William R.| Cooley of the Wayside Nursery will speak Sept. 3

cnr

{Grow Them. He will’ Wlustrate

themum blooms.

color,

Freshman Week, September

tradition must and will be continued.

are mentioned in American Men of Science; nine in Who's cation, and seventy-three have achieved their Doctor of Phi

Monday, September 11, the ninety-sixth annual school

students and their parents are invited to visit the campus discuss a program of study with university officials:

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{prune juice are handy to take ‘along on camping trips:

‘another meeting is. planned. The final session’ of the series i§ scheduled Sept. 24. y

Take Canned Juice

Concentrated - juices like . the new five and a half ounce cans of

They need no refrigeration. At serving time open a can and dilute with two wo parts cold water.

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during the summer and

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the talk with types of chrysan-{§

n Apples

urn out firm, glossy baked $; don’t put them in the Growers say their sweet, apples ‘keep their plump ‘and delectable flavor best 4 schedule of garden talks to be when steamed until tender on top|low, but in other young fashions e stove, then sprinkled with waistline

and placed for a few minplanned for today and will be de-Iuted In the brofler for glazing.

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DR. R. J.

| Waistlines Drop

Fashions Ay or no waist capture the mood of the 1920's in young fashions for fall from St. Louis. Not only in sweater tops

gives a look new to casual fashfons.

WELDON

metrist

service tells how § to STOP CRABGRASS and rejuvenate summer ravished lawns . . . best method of feeding, seeding both old and new lawns. Late Summer, early Fall is a wonderful time

Don’t let bagworm and red spider ruin your evergreens. Get lead arsenate (for bagworms), . dusting sulfur (for Tred spider) at Hoosier | Gardener’s, the Broad Ripple Garden Shop. Hoosler Gardener carries the nationally advertised Dow, DuPont and Acme chemicals for pest control. Rear

of Vogue Theater. BR-9121.

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- LANDS

If you have landscape work in mind; now is the best time to have plons made. During August, while our crews are busy on service work, our design “department w Va

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LAWN CARE Produc!

CAPING

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| Vegetable Market,

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i ET “You'll mever “buy ) any other corn once. . you've tasted Culver’s. It's picked by motor scooter, you get: it garden- : counterstaleness. “brought from the “garden at -Culver's:— Take your —market1 basket and get your week's - supply of vegetables along with

| sweet roasting ears at Culver’s 1800 W.

57th St. Signs at Michigan Rd. and Kessler.

Plant now. Don’'twait. Pottenger's Nursery is equipped to set out a single - : shrub or do a {> complete planting job for your enjoyment now. Potten ger's Nursery, 3400 Lafayétte

Rd. Lady oy

For color to liven

the all green fotindation planting ‘around your home, you'll find many delightful colored lea ved shrubs .andr~trees at Eagle Creek Nursery. They're potted and root-wrapped for safe planting right now. - Golden

shine to an evergreen planting even on dark days. The dwarf purple - leaved ~ plum (prunus costena) mixes well with evergreens or makes. a pleasant panel planting with

imbibe

i wall.

. and | leaved | potted in the proper dormant |

i! fts dark purple leaves In sil-

houette against house or garage It grows to 7 feet but can be kept smaller. See these | the many other colored | shrubs Eagle Creek

stage so they will move safely to your yard right now. Eagle Creek Nursery, U. 8. 52 11; miles. north of Trader's Point.

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need for large amounts of meat,

fee, milk,

a train, has never been to a salad, sliced tomatoes and cucume theater or motion picture show. Ders, hot bran muffins, hot black

Four years ago she was made DEITY. roll, hard sauce, coffee,

bread; Don't ‘be Hoo startled at the rine, amount of lint you get in the lint] (milk,

more than when clothes are hungstewed tomatoes, creamed. peas, outside. Only difference is that green salad with scallions, bread, outside the wind blows the Mnt butter or fortified away and you can’t actually cantaloupe with coffee, milk.

For something really different in roses, plant an Austrian brier rose. ..Copper yellow, June blooming, it can go among your shrubs for a really _out-of-thé-ordinary rose. Get Austrian -brier roses in pots now at Hillsdale Nursery, 8000 north on Indiana 100.- BR-5495.

When you're planting evergreens,

eties carefully selected for homes as well as estate plant. ing. Available in different sizes at Floyd Bass 62nd St., between U. S. 52 and Ind. 29. CO-2349.

Get peat moss by bale or bushel for mulch and soil Jptovement

at Peat Moss Indisnapolis, Ine. Also.

Effective spraying of elms needs high pressure equipment, trained, os FE dependable BLL LLL Be bade Rb growth needs protection now. Call FH. N. (Mike) Engledow, Midwestern Tree Experts. CO-23385.

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| This is the time to i pep up your lawn { for next summer's good green turf as i “well -as for this fall. Use Active now on your yard-to loosen - soil, unlock plant food that's already there. the countless living (actually living) microorganisms that it carries into soil where they go to work to help plant roots. Use “Aectivo on any soil to loosen and improve it. Active speeds compost making, changes your garbage into humus. Get Octive at 141 N. Delaware St. RLySs, FR-7338.

Fothione frestily pleked; SUBAr foo

hardy sweet pea, red hot poker, viola, and Steele's Swiss Giant pansies. and vermiculite for your seed boxes, and aluminum sulfate (to change ‘hydrangea color) at - Bash's aware St. RI-3738, FR-7338.

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fertilizer. C : need plenty of sun as well as plant food to produce good

‘Substitute Presues For Costly Meats

ed ) Shetlands sticks; 1 —Mrs. Agnes Linklater, 104 years

Dinner: Corn ¢ chowder, salmon

Dinner: Quick, minestrone soup,

|spaghett! and meat balls, esca|role, lettuce’ and cucumber salad, butter

chilled cantaloupe, coffes,

Dinner: Mushroom omelet,

margarine, lime sherbet,

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small

Nursery, W.

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Activo’s secret is

Bash’s Seed Store,

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Get your fresh perennial seed for fall planting at Bash’s this week. Canterbury bells, carna« tions, foxglovess, lupine, painted datsy, Iceland and Oriental ~ Poppies, -t-ppivet--adds —a-toueh of sus sweet

columbine, delphinium,

“william, Shasta

Also sphagnum moss

Store, 141 N. De}

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Lead arsenate for | bagworms, all-purpose rose dust and oN | table dust in handy - squeezer packages

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