Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1951 — Page 44

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

oo : W. J y i 2 vo Garden Clubs— a. . ARDEN and nature Tuesday clubs offer topics rang: AUdtben Society. 20. Seretn Tour of this winter's series, ing from birds to corsages $$ m. World War Meto Christmas preparations morial “Auditorium. “The this week. The schedule fol- Four Corners,” colored molows: tion pictures by Fran William re Hall of Northfield, Minn. Today Wednesday Nature Study. 9 a. m. Bus trip " 1ndijanapolis Rose Society. 8 to Morgan-Monroe State For- p. m. American United Life - est. Hike .and steak roast. Insurance Co. Suditone Trip leader,. Otis Herreman. "Flower Arrangemeny” Fa Corsage Making,” Mrs. + S Monday Irving Palmer. "Rose hid “e Golden Glow. 10 .a. m. Mrs. dens,” illustrated with colIsvsle Bryant 1120 W. 34th ored slides, Mrs. E. J, NuSt.. hostess. All day meeting gent. a v : bv Friday with morning program bi wa ES - Mrs. Walter P. Morton on [Un8ton Womens. ED bi s 3 bir son records. MTS: . » MeCoy, { O8= irds with bird song ley Ave., hostess. Mrs. H. L. i“all Creek. 1:15 p. m. Mrs. Carl Knote, assisting.. Christmas M. Sauer. 5340 N. Meridian. arrangements by each memhostess. ‘Decorative Ideas, ber. Mrs. Charles F. Thompson Saturday “Grape Clusters,” Mrs. Louis 41202 Orchid Society. 12 J. Rybolt. noon. Guest Day. Mr. and \rbutus. 1 p. mi. Mrs. Pearson Mrs. William Teter, 1414 Smith, $195 N. Pennsylvania, Maxwell Lane, hosts. “Spehostess. Assistants, Mes- cies Orchids,” Mrs. Robert dames Paul Browning, EJ Reed. Elliott, ‘Ralph Morris. Talk ‘ature Study. 8 p. m. Cropsey on Birds by Mrs. William. G. auditorium, Central Library Davis. “Arrangements from Colored movies of the Hathe Woodland and the waiian Islands. Mr. andsMr Fields,” by members. _ John Jenks, in charge. women’s quilted ROEBUCK AND CO. ¥ ® f 8 Other Styles 6.98 to 13.98

Fireside glamour for athome evenings' These fine quilted robes come in wonderful styles . . . swirling skirts, dashing collar and cuff treatments, imaginative pockets. Blue with red lining or red with blue lining. An impressive gift idea! Sizes 12 to 20.

Open Every Monday and Friday Night Until 9 0 9 0Glock

(Stere Opens Monday at 12 Noon)

ere SHIR ALABAMA AT VERMONT ST.

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The bud is qn the left and the bloom in shown to the far right.

FISH IN BLOOM—This Stopelia, often called starfish flower, is an easy to bloom house plant.

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Times photos by John R. Spicklemire.

Lamon V. Cotton, local cactus

specialist, reports that it is believed by many to be a cactus but actually belongs to the milkweed family.

GONE TO POD—The Stopelic is shown with pods just before going to seed. The plants need

FRAME-UP — A cold frame adds fun to gardening. Winter's a good time to build one. Size can be varied. Just be sure | the top slants to the south to catch most sun.

Cranberry Buying Tips Are Suggested

When you're buying cranberries, of which there is abundant harvest this look for plump. firm little -balls. Large or small, the flavor is the same. However,

an year,

the dark, red berries are a little less tart than the lighter colored ones. These dark berries don’t insist on taking their sugar straight. They are quite willing to pal up with honey— supplies of which are seven per cent larger than last vear.

Open Every Monday and Friday Night Until 9 0’Clock

STYLE-WISE KERRYBROOKES THAT LET YOU RELAX IN . ,

Just slip into a pair of these comfort-mates to see what real relaxing comfort is like. Kerrybrookes are carefully styled to look smart . . . but, more important, they're even more carefully made to "pe as comfortable as possible on your feet. Softly padded soles, choice of rich leathers, quilted satins, corduroys or 1 19. t colorful felts in sizes 4 to 9. Buy Kerrybrookes! J )

AGE A alg RC GR a 0M

little water, plenty of sun and a quick draining sandy soil.

Fish Stuffing Is Neat Trick

No meal need be fishy or stuffy. Just stuff your fish with a tangy dressing. Lemon juice, sage, celery and onion set the taste pace. ‘ " » ~

STUFFING FOR FISH

8 thsps. shortening or margarine 14 c. chopped onion 149° ¢. chopped celery 2 ¢. toasted or dry ‘bread cubes 2 tbsps. minced parsley 1 tbsp. lemon juice 1; tsp. salt 14 tsp. sage 3 tbsps. milk or water Melt shortening in a skillet; add onion and celery and saute until tender. Pour over bread cubes, adding parsley, lemon juice, salt and sage. Add milk and mix well, Makes three cups.

Check These-

It's Time Now . « +» to fertilize poinsettias . +. to pot up August lilies for midewinter forcing . to keep old geranium plants in a dim cool spot for winter . to go easy on African violet fertilizer.

13 inch

Shoe drying

Dry out shoes at room temperature, never near a high aeat. And remember to brush or wipe clean before giving them a going over with a good liquid or paste polish.

IT'S TIME TO PLANT

Shade Trees

Fast growing, beoutiful, disease proof

(Chinese Elms h Silver "Maples

850 each

Shade frees of all varieties are vours to choose from at Pottengers. Don’t buy blind—drive out and select the

JUMBO BLOOM "Royal Red Velvet"

AFRICAN YIOLETS

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amazing low price of only $1 ea. or 2

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African Violets,

Name

Address

Store Opens Monday at 12 Noon

FREE PARKING

ALABAMA AT VERMONT ST.

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trees best suited to vour own needs. Planting advice given gladly. Open

Fall's Most Richly’ Colored Tree!

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In fall. this is the most gorgeously and richly colored tree in all America. The leaves are a brilliant rosy scarlet —brighter than you can imagine! In spring the tree is full of beautiful searfet flowers. As vou can see from the picture this magnificent tree is perfectIy symmetrical. wonderfully graceful Will add tremendous value te your property and give vou vears of proud satisfaction. Reaches a heich up to 70 ft. Sent ideal transplanting size! Limited supply—order now! Send $1 for I. $2 for 3. postage prepaid. C.0:D.'s welcome. If not delighted return at ence for money back. Extra | Gift — if you order at ance vou'll receive a colorful Red Twit Dogwood Tree!

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How fo Wash Slip Covers

Did you know you can wash slip covers in a washing machine? Well, you can— if the slip cover material is washable and colorfast and has seams that are not given to fraying. (Naturally, there are some slip covers which should be dry cleaned; and you would be wise to check the manufacturer's recommendations on this score.)

Be sure you shake the covers well to remove loose, dusty particles and close all zippers or snap openings before you consign them to the washer, advises the General Electric Con sumers Institute. = » " PUT THEM into the washer one at a time—and don’t overload the machine if you want a good cleaning job. One divan

cover, two chair covers or five | pillow covers make an ample

washer load. » Wash the slip covers for 5 to 10 minutes’ and remove them from the washer immediately. Put them in a clothes dryer or out on the line until they are almost dry; just enough mois-

smoothing the Thaterial gently to its original shape and size. Finish the job by hand ironing the covers right on the furni-

ture.

Freeze Cranberries

American’ Indians were the first to freeze cranberries by gathering them in early fall and placing them in sacks which hung outside their teepees during the winter months.

To Entertain Club

Mrs. Henry C. Prange, 5721

, Haverford, will entertain Spade

and Trowel Garden Club on Friday at 2 p.m, Sidney Esten will speak and show colored slides.

LANDSCAPE

IN THE LATE FALL

This is the best time of the year to plant. Hot weather is over. Trees and shrubs planted now will grow roots during cool weather, and be ready to flourish in the spring.

ture should be left to allow the material to stretch easily,

While the slip covers are still slightly damp, press the bottom ruffle or pleating and carefully | place covers on chairs, divan and cushions, stretching and

ROEBLING POWER MOWER

Self-Powered — all you do Is walk along. It trims as it cuts. Women can easi-

KOSTER BLUE SPRUCE

Beautiful trees, the bluest of all, from two to three feet high, priced at $7.50 and up, depending on the height,

HOLLAND TULIP BULBS Fall is the time to set tulip bulbs. These are lorge, Grade A bulbs, direct from Holland. The easiest to grow of all flowers.

ASK FOR FREE BOOKLET ON LANDSCAPING

ly operate it. Rotary Type 22” and 30” Cut Ne Downs | 3 AG | N & Payment (HIS,

Small Monthly Parmen®

JOHN D. MUIR 4451 W. Washington St. BE. 1100

Indianapolis 21. Indians

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$200 LAFAYETTE ROAD

The wild birds will entertain you

Snow may fall Temperatures may

drop temporarily. all winter if you But from now on to feed them now. the first of the year At Bash's Seed is one of the best Store you'll find

all Kinds of bird feeders, window ledge. hanging and post feeders. Also .all the foods wild birds specially like, mixtures of seeds, sunflower seeds, suet cakes. Get peat moss and vermiculite at Bash's

times to set out your trees, shrubs, and most landscape plants. That's what Eagle Creek Nursery advises. They've found it true in their own nursery rows. Air is cool, ground warmer than air. These

| conditions stimulate root for your winter mulches. Pot growth in properly planted up Bash's winter-forcing bulbs plants. Your new trees and now for color in your home this shrubs are then all set for good Winter. Bash's Seed Store, 141 top growth in spring's warm N. Delaware. RI. 3733. FR. 7333. weather. They won't have to de * fight hot sun and wind before You cap Still ses their roots are ready. Drive out i lirvea pthenigm to Eagle Creck Nursery and see show at Hillsdale the variety of quality plants Nursery Hillsdale they offer in many sizes—to fit mov cd thetr any pocketbook. You may then moms Indoors bes save by setting the plants your- fore. the recent

| its earlier beauty.

self or if you haven't the time, Eagle Creek will do the job complete. Eagle Creek Nursery, US 52, 11, miles north of Trad-

temperature drop. The flowers are still beautiful The plants will

ers Point. (0. 2381. wv give you much pleasure indoors, * * and you can plant them out Did cold weather catch your when weather moderates. Anroses unprotected” Highland = other important part of HillsLandscape Co. will cover your (ale's complete nursery stock rose beds, give all your plants {3 shade trees. At Hillsdale winter protection. Straw, ma- you'll find trees for quick shade. nure, and topsoil available. Weeping willows and A ints Also shade trees and a com- elms shoot up fast. A longer plete line of nursery stock. lived but still quick growing

tree is the silver maple. Still sturdier trees good for quick shade are Hillsdale’s tulip trees and sycamores. Call Hillsdale Nursery for shade trees or for complete landscape servies. Hillsdale Nursery, 3000 mortk

Highland Landscape Co. (under new management). E. 82d, 1 mile east of Allisonville Rd. BR. 0162. OPEN SUNDAYS.

x * HOUSE OF FLOWERS

Flowers fresh from their own ©0 Ind. 100. BR. 5485. greenhouses are yours for x * ‘Thanksgiving when you order Dress up your from House of Flowers. House house for

of Flowers will telegraph your Thanksgiving

floral greetings anywhere for with plants as Thanksgiving. Call Bernice from Stark's Brown of House of Flowers, greenhouses. - too, for Thanksgiving wedding Tall and small sansevierias. flowers. Be sure of distinctive philodendrons, ivies, many flowers in perfect taste for other easy-to-raise indoor either a budget or a luxury plants. Have them planted (no wedding. House of Flowers, extra cost) in Stark's pottery 5801 W. Washington. BE. 2459. or bring your favorite dish gardy He den in with you. Also all wantGive a living Christmas gift. ©d materials for winter cemeCall H. JJ. Schnitzius, New Au- tery decorations. Stark's, 811 gusta Nursery, about shrubs, .S. Tibbs. BE. 1351. trees, or ‘a complete landscape * * job for a Christmas gift. Make A potted cyclamen full of bu it a familv present. Son or for Thanksgiving flowers is daughter, mother and father yours for only $1.50 this week in a new home will appreciate at Wayside Floral Gardens. A

it. Or give a shrub or tree for an older yard that's outgrown Call H. J. 59th, for

special price with the added pleasure of watching the buds unfold. Drive out to Wayside Floral Gardens and see the delightful conservatory full of houseplants, many unusual, all W interesting for indoor plants’ Birds need food Take your house plant probnow. At Hoosier ems to Gladys Cooley, Wayside Floral Gardens, 7301 Pendleton

Schnitzius, 5000 W.

suggestions for your Christmas list.

CO. 2658.

Gardener's you can get automat- Pike. CH. 2222, ic hopper feeders * for as low as $1. Now {is the

Av Hoosier Gardener cracked grain, sunflower seed (to attract redbirds), sev-

time to plant shade trees. Also to get

eral special mixtures of wild dead and dybird seed, window feeders, ing trees rechickadee diners, suet cups. moved. Call H. N. (Mike) | Hoosler Gardener will also Engledow, Midwestern Tree stock potted plants for your Experts. (C0. 2335. Thanksgiving convenience. Also de + | straw, peat moss, ground €Orn vy. can enjoy fresh flowers

| cobs far winter mulches. Hoo-

| cut flowers, | and winter (outdoor) bouquets

often in your homne when you

sier Gardener, 741 E. Broad

e get them from Edwards B6th “- Ripple Ave. (rear). BR. 9121, St. Greenhouges. For only B0c * * vou may choose just the flowers

Starfish flowers in bloom are only 35¢ at Cossell’'s this week, Other

you want for a small bouquet , Sweet peas, red snapdragons, mums are ready now, If yon want a larger bouquet, ¥dwards special is only 85c Greenhouses open 8:30 to 4.30 week-days, 9 to 3 on Sundays. are ready now at Cossell's, 4010 FEdwards 568th St. Greenhouses, Cossell Rd. BE. 13830. Just east of Keystone, IM. 5842.

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