Friday, November 10, 1961 THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C. Page Three “The statutes of the Lord are right, rejoicing the heart; the com mandment of the Lord is pure, en lightening the eyes.” — Psalms 19:8. Crocus need all the sun and es pecially like sand. Snowdrops need a rich soil, and do well under trees that lose their foliage during winter. It is a little bulb that is easy to keep. It requires no care. Siberian squill and chionodoxa » DIAL US AT 637-7705 FOR A TASTY, WELU PREPARED PICK-UP MEAL. Parkway Drive-In 1408 Neuse Boulevard 'maaaemtmumwrmBi^ ' Coastal Tire Co. 1249 Pollock St. Dial 7-3700 l^rom Compacts to Cadillacs, in cluding Trucks. Slim and trim your expense budget. Ride the Kelly Road. bloom early and look real pretty in the rock garden. Winter aconite is one of the earliest to bloom. It is very inexpensive, and a little patch of them peeping through the snow is very pretty. It is not necessary to put fertilizer around shrubs when you plant them in the fall. Don’t rush them, for they are too easily killed by hard weather. Oriental poppies may still be planted. Soak the earth around them before lifting. The tap root must be dug up in order for it to live. Do not throw away tops of an nuals and other plants. They are good material for the compost pile. Keep the compost pile wet. Spray iris with DDT. Any good borer preventive will do. Add apple and wheat seeds for the birds. They enjoy this with the white striped sunflower seed. Feed the birds to keep them from going south. They might find this is a good place for our fine feathered friends. Keep plenty of water for them. Pachysandra is fine for a ground cover in the shade. Along with rocks and a few blooms, it can make a perfect rock garden. Plantain lilies MIRROR MORSELS Reason is the most active human faculty. — Mary Baker Eddy. Charity begins at home, and justice begins next door. — Dickens. The words of some men are thrown forcibly against you and ad here like burs. — Henry David Thoreau. Courage is that virtue which cham pions the cause of right. — Cicero. I see men ordinarily more eager to discover a reason for things than to find out whether the 'things are so. — Montaigne. Money spent on ourselves may be a millstone about the neck; spent on others it may give us wings like an eagle’s — R. D. Hitchcock. VITA-VAR PAINTS at . MITCHELL'S HARDWARE 315 Tiyen PalaM Orjiv# MBTr-artO CITY FUEL & TIRE COMPANY Distributors of GULF OIL PRODUCTS 116 RHEM STREET ME 7-4547 Words are an attempt to grip and dissect that which in ultimate es sence is as ungrippable as a shadow. — Samuel Butler. Two -men look out through the selfsame bars; one sees the mud, and one the stars. — Frederick Lang- bridge. thrive in sun and shade. They are very prolific. Put English daisies out when you plant pansies. Do not plant them too deep. Enjoy your garden as it goes to sleep. (Editor’s Note: We like that sentence of Mamie’s don’t you?) And now, here is this week’s Buds and Blossoms poem. It it titled “Where Go The Boats?” and was written by Robert Louis Stevenson. Dark brown is the river, Grolden is the sand. It flows along forever. With trees on either hand. Green leaves'aTfloating, 'Castles of the foam, - Boats of naine a-boating — Where will all come home. On goes the river.; And out past the mill. Away down the valley. Away down the hill. Away down the river A hundred miles or more. Other little children. Shall bring my boats ashore. "BE SURE WITH PURE" is moK than just a cotcliy slogan. •* ^ Pure Oil earned Its Popularity with Quality Products, and Courteous Dependable Service For the finest in Fuel Oil, Kerosene, and that Great Gasoline — Pure Fire Bird Super and Pure Fire Bird Regular. CALL CAROLINA OIL & DISTRIBUTING CO. ME 7"4164 TOT jy^ALK Teach your- child to face an ill ness. Sm^l children must learn that there are unfortunate things in life which happen to all of us, and which we must learn to face.- Illnesses are among the first un pleasant experiences with which children come in contact. The wise parent will see that his child learns something from this. The unwise one will hang over the child, pamper, and baby him. Be truthful. Never fool your child about his illness, about pain, or in regard to food and medicine. If you tell him the medicine is not so bad, and he finds it is horrible to taste, he may lose some faith in you. It is far better to tell him the medicine isn’t pleasant, but he’s get ting to be a big boy now and you think that he can take it. He’ll take pride in his accomplishment. Make directions streamlined. In structions should be simple, in as few words as possible. Be sure that they are necessary. Once given, see that they are obeyed. Be sure, for example, that Junior needs to stay in bed, and then insist that he stays there. We are inclined to give chil dren too many or too rigid orders, and then allow too much leeway in their interpretation of those orders. Give credit where credit is due. It is far better to give credit to Junior for the good things he does than to stress the bad ones, when it comes to getting results. Have you heard a mother explain within Jim mie’s range of hearing that he is sick and so hard to take care of, and won’t do this and won’t do that? She is just giving him ideas. Extra attention necessary during illness should be quickly eliminated as soon as your child is safely past the real need for it. Don’t make be ing ill too much of a happy holiday. Later on memories of delightful days in bed may lead to fake illnesses when the going gets difficult. Aut3 Radiators Cleanad, Roddcd and Repaired. We remove and replace. 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