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THE SK1BT la made of a
wool mixed storta serge
which will give an an;
limited amount of satis
; factory wear , A hand
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band embroidery design
encircles the entire skirt.
Embroidery to in color to
match cloth. The skirt to
cot with broad girdle
belt, beneath which it to
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Bluo or laok. Sixes
28 to 88 waist measure,
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i od give size and color. Order the 2 pieces by Mo. 49.
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For Sail Jose arid
Other Scales
The f mit inarket is flat. Only
the choicest is in demand. Get
ready now to raise bettet fruit
next year by cleahingtup trees
and ridding them of scale. ;
b 100 efficient in tleaning up the scale
and it is a moet excellent winter fungi
cide. It spreads well ; & adhesive and
does not wash off with, winterjrains; is in
powder form; concentrated; easy to han-
dlp" HieenlvM milrVlv livi rtlrl wntM. - Note
the saving in advanced freight rates a'
iw pouna keg of JJ l d is tne equivalent
in all spraying operations of a 600 pound
barrel of lime sulphur solutiofu a
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Send name and address and get on mail--;,
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"THE Home Garden for liiiA boun-
-r ;tiful supply of vegetables through
out the year insures better health and
more economical living. It is the solu-
tion 'of ; the hoiisewifp's r1iffiriiltie in
ifoviding a variety of palatable dishes
at tne minimum . cost, canned vege
tables from the gfocer's are good, but
fresh vegetables from the garden are
far superior and much less expensive.
Therefore plan to have an all-the-year
garderi during 1921.
Well-thought-out Plan Is an Es
sential.; Put your plan on, paper and
lis t it as a guide for all garden work.
Include in this plan varieties of crops
to be grown, time of planting and
planting- distances. Group perennial
vegetables together, such as asparagus,
rhubarb, horse-radish and artichoke,
as well as those crops that mature' al
the same time. In starting the garden,
begin planting on one side of the gar-,
den, extending to the other side as the
season sadvances.
r Convenient. Location. Convenience
is of first consideration in locating the
garden' site. It should be thought of
as a part of the kitchen 'equipment
and so locate'd. The size will depend
upon the number in the family and
their oreference for the various gar
den crops, although it should be of
sufficient size to supply the table
throughout the season and to furnish
a' Surplus for canning purposes.
- Purchase Seed Early. After having
made the plans for the garden, place
the order for the different varieties
of seed desired. Order the catalogs
now and secure your, seed before the
first of the yfiSr and start off right
with the new year.
Plant Several Pecan Trees About the
Frm The oecan is one fruit that
may serve in a dual capacity that is,
for ornamental purposes as well as
for fruit production. November is one
nf the- hest months of the winter sea
son for the transplanting of this tree,
although they may be set any time
during the dormant season. xc
Stuart and Van Deman are two good
varieties ' that are offered by the
nurserymen, and it is advisable to set
only grafted trees. Seedlings that is,
trpP(! o-rown from seed and not budded
will produce excellent trees, but very
nrriduce nuts in quantity or
f no1i'rv Trees three to five feet in
height are excellent for planting, and
60 feet apart each way is a goou jjiui.
ine distance. ?
- Figs for the South. With .very little
ffivnltv this deliehtful fruit may be
had on the farm. In the extreme
h;W the trees ' winter-kill each
c- Kt this should not be a source
pf discouragement, for by planting
7i. .t,aiffAd nlares and covering
up during the winter months, satis-
factory resuits are unci
v'v d- 4 a . Atrial -
Brown Turkey and ceiesie c
leiit varieties and will prove satisfac
torv. under most conditions.
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OUR HEALTH TALK
Cross-eyes in Children
MANY young children suffer from a
VI Vnown as squint pr
. wueh is too often neg-
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