Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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j BARNWELL SENTINEL, BARNWELL, 8QUTH CAROLINE • » PAG* THRU toiy~ mmOU ^RADICATING CITRUS CANKER.IN SOUTH "7^ •\‘Z-*4-—'Tl Juniors of Washington Society Doing Thgif Bit W XsHLNGTON—Tattle broad ajid even' Increasing work of ftrg9juzi.ug moves-:. meni-s for nreiui redness • ut home, without 'hUinperiiig 'Work, for, relief !TrT?Trrri.» rV -,# i;.' preparedness ut , ... -,. - - . , -abroad, the facthas been lost to'sight that'the jUfriprs of society--are “doing thjtdr'blt.”' Puretfta and bbler hroth- .ersahtt ulsters have, per fnm\ ueeu-* • pled" the foreground in this, incessant demand upon time and .means; Hut through the -winter younger brothers and sisters, particularly■ the"; little Women, , hijtriy of whom will rdhn^n Tu tlj£ soehil .background foe several years, have ..not tost-an opportunity to ' aid in bTtnging-fhto various* funds dollars For the help of unfortuiTaterv children of the war. • • • _ Chief a-mong these children's or ganizations is tile Junior Society 'of Colonial Ha mil iters" oF Colonial T>aTit«~s7~wh'd .stiifuila+t*- W* THS fREKti 0«PM mes, composed of younger -thr splint of practical-philan- thropy-ift many wavs while* increasing a n ion g . t hom solviri-ji nd their young itTt iTn11wtesfagn nf whnt thelefnrbojniy did Ui laying the fiTuhdattoino of the' Failed Ktate-s. . The imysjof this large group of society already are r^gponding to The jtpneul•■•of- the Junior Patriots of America'', just organized'by Mr. Haidiltun •+Ydhrdr.. Mr-e-i ttmr- unmoit- Etpettf^r-hnd -Mr--Robert- • Ingersoll Brown, There .are several military organizations, such as the Knickerbocker- Grays*/ in and near this city, which for many yci^rs have in- . ■ stilled tin* spirit of. military discipline,lu.to the rising generations of hoys, titr/ng rn;;nyOf them for service in the NationuF'Guurd, in which they .have *—riyen- to ithrlr rnnk.—. —-—-- -------——— hr-—— -But the girls a)»’o have their Work to thr+n tljis emergency, and what they have aieompJijhed is only a suggestion of what daughters Of leading families, still fij. their.terns, intended to do. i One of. the el iie.f organizers of'this work was-Miss .Marlon K. Hoffman, daughter of Mr. audi-Mrs. HofVman, and she, herself, sold hearty 100 tickets :ii ouch. One of Tier chief aids was Miss J’athleen Vanderbilt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,'lt»Viriiftd^*r Vanderhilf. - v ‘ . - - r in Evidence at the \ \ V \ .t . \ r" W ASHINGTON t Ida last twaortlifOe weeky •wouifl-'stfr'Tbe patriotism of^ ' the* most phlegmatic.* Never—Hoi-Wen 'at. imtugliratibn time—Jiii^ffl'e city been so beflagged a,s it Is right now: Old Glory is waving from fuljy. half ••' -■ ■»' " the^ bouses. i-n the residence ports, -and "irpm ail* the wriidow^ Inbusiness district;.. It has been interestirig to watch the wave of /patriotism grow a-mj .'sweep over Jhe city—to see. who Rucenufbed—nnd/wha.dld not. ( ' ' . If was richer curiotPGto note that as the fever spread, the cabinet* re- maimal• singularly aloof and immune. Until quite recently,The Ljines were theyonly members of rim circle of ad ministration's* oP'.efal advisurs Who laid t +* .T..r mw . v ^ put out their llag. , Then the sings* and Jhe Pgnlelses, jghe Houst^ps and tlie Wilsons hungwhetrs ’out. MrAdoos had.not up to that’time unfurtu^ their ting. Tfiere were certain people who, like the .'I.anos. Jmd hull theirs <«it for* weeks—the Iloardmifns, fop^ Instance—everyone'' knows rthat Miss Boardman Js ‘‘strong for the Hag.’ 1 Put that was about the only one of the great nmn- <urns' «cn Iltyiont circle that'was showing its colors. Ifie Xelters were not'— and Jot -M* -mr* -4 *■ ~t- * m. “sa* ,:C V» 1= * tu: s' ns? .r NEARLY.ALL LOVE A GARDEN NoyOther Pastime, Unless It Be That of /Angling, Has a Stronger Grip^ ~ . - J. -' Upon Its Devoteesr ■—-— - “Thercrbe deH'ghtsJ 1 says amahclenf writer, “.that will feteli the day about; llrum-stm-fn sun and roek-the tedious v« nrjis in a de)fgl\,lful dreain.”'. Thus, ‘aiid verv.-ifiuelf after this manner,, the ehacuihig old pros«^»CK*t, and ably gar- , ien made, .ContlnUes.i [qig*^ after .page,, rto describe the.“l.tnitt delights' 1 to b*- i fimnd In the "flowery orchard’’ of his ■'Oh.tury—dgsxadties them with ah aban don liftppltiess'ihat suggests the rap-, tore of St. Berrihiv! when hymning the "NcW Jerusalem,”. _ ^ ,. In fart barring—the equally ancient -^HTtl a 1' urln g tta st line df gf>1 ng a-fishiug. ho hobby hasW stronger grip em its de votee* than gardening, observe* Jriran- ’iW^Tmndim in scrttnterB, ^t -fmrr o’chxk of a s'urpmer morning Celia It is.lmperattve that you keep THE STOMACH NORMAL REGULAR AND THE LIVER ACTIVE Stomach Bitters Colored Laborers and Track men as section hands;^alio'Pattem' Makers, Me'lders and Carpenters^/ Bricklayers experienced on' Thaxter could be found Ut vyork In- her either hre brick or red brick construction, radiant little island plojfa slstier !u'' St»dy work. Good wagea._ Apply^i petaon spirit^TTld (Tmurer whdn on hi* -knees- DETHLEREM STEEL CO,,Spsi^swsPsiat, IIL yi the. grass at dawii to watch a daisy open. And the^iWere not exceptional. KODAKS & SUPPLIES Wf also do higheat class of flntahtDf. Prices and Catalogue upon rsqueat. S. Gsleski Optical Ca., tkkmmi, Vfc riot -extradrdjiitafy cases of devotion; they were.ifierely typical exponents-of the trhi 1 gardeher’a pusatott." - ’ Nor>is thisH»nse enfhhslasm fleeting. Not drP the len*tv It ds no'".more tran sient than the blhllomanlae’s. passion, no more, evanescent than the collector's zeal, which only Ylenth can quench. It is no sudden, youthful fervor; indeed, it ,i&rarely'<otidtI In youth at^ the storm and stress period, while it may be’ob served to lie strongest in thosief for A Wlmrn the; days of .wild enthusiasm.are , i _- overS^he- bachelor clergyuian or the quietest'bfsjA)iHster8, for' w hoHu. other ' passion Is Woibucistent, will yet lavish NEW QUARTER LATIN HERE on their ganlensiluwmgh devotloh to- . have won the heart ef^Uie most ob- Greenvyich^yjllage in New York Bfr diirtita of persons. enouch^lmLernesa coma*- Bohemian Capital of World KODAKS DEVELOPING -All roll films deVelop«sl,lOc. PriotsSto 5 cis. Prompt sttentiop to mail brdem. R. Cl BXBJiAl’, QtMUboto, N, ft THE SMALLEST BIBLE IOc Ulostratod. Blso of postkgs stamp, buw, Basip*,' Wla ' ,f "Ti "1 Leaf, Twig and Fruit of Grapefruit, Showing Citrus Canker r '♦‘j'.ut- t I’repan-d hv the l.'nitvi Sou* ■ — « ‘ meat of ..Agrh'-ult.ure'.-* Uifrits canker rail Jie comiilftolv eradicated frofir 'this t ouiitry it' K«i*tic work is omtiniiod for a sutliriont* length i>f-tinVe ; W* anietw i.iujhe. 10.10 .yearh»M»k of - the dt pin timml, Itr. K. F. rtvellefmaii jMqnts' <*ut iliaf tiiu, J-an-. jns|!iaJhu+-mYdciJ''I'TulTfoTii- w)»i*k which. The* has been in imigress fur the last two years, while expensive in itself, has yielded' encouraging results, ami that this disease is no'-'serious a liienaee that tin; cost of combating it is small In fTToportlott to the value of the prop- to have sufliced for the motheringst^a Infections. dozen dittile ones, A garden is title - —c; world of . Uie Recluse, the passion o£ the tone tnan er*woman, the diversion of statesmen, the recreation of poets and artists of all ages^ . . . . -*—— — 7 ^ . " . • 7 . * * l 1 v ' 1 ‘ Letter just-recently elected head or the^AFniv lifacue :—the Wlnlinn > rlv tr> be su veij' ^ house and. the Robert l’urttepsen. house a^d the..Edsea Bra’dley house. ritr'us^anker is It. flitt were all UliHagged 1 Only a jCery snuill proportion of the ! urehanis in tlie South have he»»n in- feetod, juid those in,Arizona ami f’nll-- foi lira' have fseapisl completely. I>e- spite the contagiousness of fthe dis- ’ ease,’inTeiyrr] oreljards can frequently hv vlejui'-ed ,wiih*»ut--the loss of vj>ry ’ many treos. ‘ it is essoirfial;. however, that Vfndiratioii work should begin immediately after, the discovery of tlo* infection. Any owner who lias reason to suspect that -canker exist*- In 'ills groves should close them to at! visitors l and should see that neither he nor his . 1 men; visit. _other groves. Wlienever pos-_- anf * a meeting of ttee^Boafon, V.slide ncvsmnnhl s,unf» for w sr.ir.wsmp. Art chib recently. He ahuwod .how IBT ir^nhotild setph for n stiire-ypp- deseribe-i| by.Doctor—riaM*t:-ttr--ft*ta‘i*tnin detin'ite!y wfiether scientific and^ efficient business pritt- , Kelleriuan us tip* ihost contagious bf lhl , , r ,,„i r |.. j; lir iwi ,„j ( : #n i.. ur ifiTif ciples of a well-managed and conduct.- • With flags-waving from the windows all around them, Senator Lodge>ntt B „ known phmt diseases and the ihok, i ’ 0( i alisf is „ v »ilai» e .« few infect^-^ corporation c«n be applied to the his neighbor, Genera} Crozier^-neitiler man whose patriolism was open to destructive of. - coimhereinl valueRT',‘ v ,. s , I1MV h „ .... W n.„iW*i m administration of public affairs and question—left tbdr houses unadorned until recently.—Hit the -othex duuul, the jj orp ,| ra - st } 0 precautions have" been ° ” as- Result of War. Kuropoan war has left, the fa mous I^Jrtln quarter of Paris almost de serted; andjtKteniporary paralysis lies, also, ut>on the arUbqliernlns of Munich, London and Ittinie. TTrtdofmilt of com- petit{on. New York’s ."Gfrfonwich V'il- ihge” 1ms . thus -fuiddenly heed new bohemian capital of the w Charles Phelps Cushing Writes in Car toons Magazine. ’ __ = £ ' We inclose “Greenwich village" to ^ _ ,,,,,, ' x . . quotation marks, oiit of deference to V George vK ^ Wjg older villagers, who. for the most Mass., ga\e a tATk bh tin. bUSlntSF part nr ^ reS p C ^ u bie Tammany Hall manager form of government for towns Irls h-Am'erfcans and -German-AmeH- cans, plain Americans and Ameribatt ithiunjs—an; T>r nearly ali;»’resigned f^WMEIHOOSBRlNGSfViN^ Applioation of Business Principles by To\vn Manager Finds Fsvor -hi Massachusetts Community. „ rnttreddnctmt^roTmerTioTl—Gifford In the old Pinchot mansion on Scott circle, found necessary in figlitlng it than are -ids aunt;; Mrs. -Charles Houghton Wood, in her big' Rhode Tsland "avenue requited by nnv other plaht Wl^a'se. c .residence next door; and his uncle William Phelps Kuo, a block away on : N jj ot only are infected trees destroyed street—have all had dandy big flags waving “ever since the break.’’ So has » )V hnmtnr hm t»,« nn.ih k.> ' public expenditures. This system in Norwood, he said, has resulted In a or to tlie >f ngrlcuTture making their living by pretty much*. as the masses do- anywhere else: “Thebulk of the neigh borhood,” declafFN so reliable an ati-t thority as the director of Greenwich house /community center), “Is mads by burning, but the ground under The [thoroughly wash his hands in a dlsin- - j* i . 1 ■iv \Mrs. Dewey; widow of the great admiral, and opposite her Mrs. Eugene Hale, tree Is sprayed with a formalin'soiu- U , ctnut widow of one senator and mother of another. _ ’ ’ tlon. 'and It is als<» advisable to do this _ . - / —:— : —— with apparently JioqTthv~ trees In the neighborhood op-those infoct<*l: -The Inspectors who do. this work are re-. ,. • 1 r t . ' . ■fptlred- to wear u costume which, can \ t j u Lively Otd Tune Recalled His Days of* Youth ■'m H E WAS at the dubious age when n j«.an’s friends chaff him about getting younger, every day, an<] the thick ness of his neck made you know that he had a doctor who warned him not to get gxcitQd and bring on old app 1 ^;"-But apparatus taken into citrus groves _&ui'h-us oil. cans and pumps, must also be disinfected. . ‘ ■» Work nf this character is now being -carried on co-operatively *by the Unit ed State*, department. of * agriculture jind the {states bf Alabama, Texas, - Louisiana. Mlssissipiki^ainl Florida. SPRAY^FOR CURCULIO in* thoroughly disinfected before tmd ; frequently surrounded*by a rather in- picked up, wrapped in paper, scaled in. a heavy envelope, and forwarded either to the state author- , ,, United States depart-7 m cre democratic form of government | n p fhe tsmservattve American work- The owner should and brought about a substantial sav-. lng c i aS8 —the clerk, the factory work- log in the-expenditures of the town J ej., the-iongshoreman. the office clean- soluthm after picking these The a '’ er aff e citizen gets a hettee er> the teamster arid the day laborer, leaves. —— under thfat The Greenwich tillage of old was as In a majority of cases the disease af- . be said, famous for Its dignity and qulet.4ts the lects” Hrst - t he lea ves. It causes reif r Norwood has an unpaid coimrilsslon “village” of tbday is noted for Its “pa- dish- hrtiun spots raised slightly above ® V€r nien. They determine the poll-, .gari revels.” The Greenwljjh of a hun- levej of the healthy surface arid tic® the town., and paid experts un- dred years .ago* was a rural retreat two der the leadership of a professional m j] PS north of New Ypilc city, and waS after visiting each-tdtrtis orchard. AiF| distinct.•tiarrovv, ycilowtsh zone. Her t«wii manager- carry them oqt after n . stronghold ot .fashion and respect. his pigeon-wing was’Jjnc! He cut ft with boyish aijundon as he skipped the curb' from asphalt to pavdment t heotlihr twilight, and as it* Isn’t the usual—thing t«*.be expected from aI 4 soman Kiit oldish afftTporlly gentleman* , lie felt called upon to chuckle an ex* » planation to- his companion, whose dignify matched his gray hairs. Also, being a man, he. naturally blamed the Woman—q ^lrtvelejLleaf of something that may oriee have had its blooming - _J/FFhe-q>oet’st garden of gtrts—who was.. ^ „. )S .. _ t . , . . , . v . _ -- seriijiing out a tune on a HddTe- It was a squeaky ftddle arid the how called WCCVil^pOCS-.-,QohSiddrable Dam- for'in.,re resin.' bur memory, li.dps a -wlmlc lot >heq t tbw tnfie* happens to be onp to Peach’and Plum. Utjj.’traw^-’—Jt- hetlTedrsuch ie lot that as the Hildler sawed the _ ^^ strings the ancient air seemed to caney^-.the unktudleiTinelo7ly of a - — : — . voice that will call.no more“Swiiig yo^ffaftnahs! AH ban’s sash-shay.*' • _ ;; Hd reebs like that always go to\mv to’es—hold 'onTl'jini.st gfake.jlje little ‘Fallen Fruits Are Destroyed and datriy to a dtum for fomtiTning die <W tny/laiiijiig jh>Y-S T^e’iT win-re you ' Gfround Under- Trees Cultivated don’t 'have to shell out—I .don’t lu-Uevh yuu ever had a TT.oirin'r y|.|y in .y-mr -—Most-of-G rubs-Will Be. K.Deft- l^itaiking i.lir.mg+t the leaf surface, ihe citizens have passed upon thern. | ability.. Numerically, the consents- canker*- are KiHootb -and fftifiost ^ ls not leadership under one man or j a re -yet/Well In' the majority, £*> a despotic'‘form of government, but w=* «•» •»««< the' intelligent response of for the waxy, but pearanre. the artiel* iiieritiopojJ iir detect in tioiU iftervvards have if corky llbi-tTa t Ions—irrrompany . ‘in the yearbook -already democracy to its roHiionslbifities. ^ Bohomjans in -Tirder to' assist owners ; In the crisis this couriTTy Is now fac- hns^pome to pi i'<. iieb j»f tlie lnfec-V >ng the speaker said that tbb business o^hlj Gdri I .fli /*T. Oif.-ulio '-maivu. be controlled by spra-ying. Tltv.tuo pounds <»f lead ^arsotmt** jaiste‘in ."it) giilToijs if water. vGjd v to tlii^A t)n*. in-i.ik ’ olitfiiiiedr from two pbHmN id fresh; Iiin«*. The fir mbn nre'ntshink f«>r\vard to offer their services to help the government carry oil a war as efliclently aa possible* II but the UmeBght of publicity In recent American times haVyieen trained only on the*; ^ So “Greenwich* Village” stnnd for thejrery reverse 'meant n generation bttdC“" 1 / - Customer Did Cleo Use* Her Needte ,v (in' rug shop)—You are positive that tills* Is''an antique? Salesman-Positive; madam!. Why. this rug Is known to have been In the op a war as efliciently a?r possible the business men would only display the same interest in tlie ordinary af* ■fairs-of state;' he declared, millions ol ■dollars would be**snved fairly by,.the home of Cleopatra. ■* , - . .. !il ^ application of their Justness knowL——^^uRtotuer-^Wliut are" thos^ four lit .."pI.rntHy^ouM he 1 ll; [d^_ubcjj ijeL ^ 'rrtirfrTiTt TTe ii ffn lr^^lFTmvir*rcl fjetL a no tie' holes?” A ' ^ , c-aF* A ,.v- arr-Tr'^R.^d-rt-rre-, ,J,.. hr.,s- ; Sahvsman-H’m-ir Is kWn, ‘"Ills. In about thrervw.'ejo ,:l se(‘<unl~~ * • A applicati.in 'sli.,uhr' r f>e mh*Ufv ,?=a 1f ,it' is * b V _ l . necessary t<* - spray, f.»i* br.eviNgot the Hcjp, to Save the Trees. lead -Tifsrii:: "e p iVi'.TTisi'h— The filetroF-llie <-riv forester for th« njwdam, that ...the rug-Vns in her lng room, andrthatTs where the sew* ing. machine stoibd. , 111'fiv-' of ■iiftj. yi.ur nlH stick, you Look as f»h. I Tnrght_as Well'chip; in. The poor old^snul lUiesrJ had a (lancing .day; either." ' - • " • And the^ old stick slipped something"intd* tlie 1 ri.i'.llcr4vohiii 11) oU) lied bag. • '>* f if /Stic ever I « The —*Cut Out pea*d Wood: .hmrr! •iLv nis open- -eimulio pt^Kjies ->'■ ifrrMonibly T Ml sifi.u! Mansion Devoted Jo Red Cross Work >ei*s .O ' mu win i Uii.ii fruit-. -Ac.-oi tomologi-t Vo 'Ida wr.-vil and, 'Ta ,~TiTT- f>u.i. I • ' 4 111 V<* T il I. K la Is a- hamkioHte yellow-gray t houso ojj^MuSsa^^usott.s* avenue whose ( gracefuliy^nmulmg windows pleasantl^/'ow'rtoqk Tuipm-it ’iTrcKiJ: Within J'” '" ai,,! ^ Tircent week sJliis r B'.cstcni hay-window- ha* t:.k»‘H upon it sol f the insgniu of [ r'i\ - - ■. ■> '.7 , . . - this- Am. rtcan Red Cross, which tells*' '“i •' Z •''! . ‘7 Un ’ V r I I I,.. f V\ O ['■>; if for fei-'.finc *tnd ore ♦ :l< li ’(I , ...vuipbur. - -- , If oiio ba^ pltmi'- -and not want t< LTcu ida. • It, nuent. tin- < iii-, ..-!*..'may 1^ ,11 m T!i■ 1 be II*. .--- iri tl)M • :■;! v _ Jg : h«*y"-1 r.-cl:j g.-, f •.11. *S■'11 < matli lli* .'!)•.->• and '-ri!, w it ii a-|.-./j.-.L : -d'.u. rf'i. 1"; cdfleci. <Vr-UM 11',. . | rtous a i. W a hi .sjU-'aytr.gi -rttiHp- fair. MIVJ a '.long a ST -. 1 I^c yj.qng i. ; M l; i; -V . > - . /) the v American & siory^g ( ,, w 5 - ( i v v T ' : Washing! yip residence of Wad.s\vyfj,K;. tdd)te it Ts the _ afF -h-ol.s in the- ± *f.i!i, Lross, which tells rna y■ IwAj-large, ciryiiv biui'eath the Tl,;->Si-... ur.til /W/f,-,. if;..-,,-.: ;. „ Vli/ito ° Hubert i ari , ( , rnouglL-to recci-\^ k the eggs. * r - ,- f5 e n i J‘-' U( luuar- j ,,,«rtiatoly mider t his-pit. i< ‘ ters of the District of Columbia chap- j t . r ter of tlie 'Alnerican Re<rt ross; and in * , , , , , .. * .. . . " , slightly Inward jhkI und Its transformation if has the distinc- tlon of .being the llrst p^vnte residence tfa the United States to have been blit car* • m <1 :sl» the v-M'i.oilod limTr^aiH'of Titijtens ill I.rdteeting our streej. ^ I fp.'iii 'n<ect atlrdh's stioul.l bf l^.M]olD^Jltile Individual effort or th^T ‘ft olShoiiseholders would be. ol ‘great* assistance^. It would cost but fit tie 'hi tijue or t r mtkie' t. ► remove '.^!€ c.'.nsj^v.ftqus egg-nia'sseshtLthe tussock „r* UioGu.-otre "f tliivyror-t- of -ou'fHqee 'feed' ll ere which later hatch into eat -rpLilVrrs. r.r to wr.-Lp the trunks wit sticky .t'iy-j,a|*er bH'ogo tlie niiddle ol 4- m«' anty BejrfTRr - id you }:ain r in 'y your deal - The' “What dl< with Smiths’. . . “An urihounded respect for Smjth’E business ability.” ' i • 1 • He. May, Thought' Tif Jr-ir. TiTTT I- - j' -4atl,h,iici . r/ -of fuzzy at,or y-oti'd be amply 111 >■ tt* ,4T i i fi 1 ft-hT cat • •f.pi!! a rs .era wtim*- •TIPS' ON HORTICULTURE. It.'pyor porches and piazza Turnituro ~ :* i*- Why not' IreljKa llttie, persiucally, lit/ to tike F rank s' • iRimii B. < T<>- - A. a list; Ni of tie i! leg. Jiie foll.es bur rolvjnf* ;o LinTTerV stpad of. expertirufjla* city to do it all’ —Detroit Free bmi crescent-vha[». .1 ■ ".sfi/- Which pfojocLs.-^y* .I )o n t /buy: yourJriilfs q slightly InwiirjfT jhkI utider the eggs. ^-■‘•‘t-ahl?* raise eui. The* tntrjTed fruit soon drops. '* Aftr , Ey • * •? )o n-1 tieghu-fjusec'ts .» ve ■0! .lu‘rnedLver--4>y-Bsyowin^r4o-a^clty-f T tlduse was a beautiful home filled. With the appointments which bespeak -^luxury and ^fts^today the gfrekt chamber and ht^lls are st^ck^d with hos-. v pitni .supplies^ and ifbng [tables are surrounded by women cutting'out ~ hastini .hnrutiTtaT garments and rolline- bandaces. while the fornmrl_tm^rw“ UinjrtidT^Tituh garments and rolling-bandages, while the foriuer^ttBrary overlooking the circle now re-e>hoes the sound of clicking typewriters, for R'da- tl»^^ce:.,headquartm of the chapter. V nearly every woman s club ln-W&Sfilfigton has become a“war-FeTIef orgari- 4*«tipn qnd is working for the cause. *“* **' ■ - D ^iand 4h house la ► 1 —-==—— - p ’—- ‘ —T—• » w? W fq AMI V-XAAA - with fhri Red Cross, the arm^ of national‘relief authorised by congress ti^oo which the army and navy rely in time of war. The Wadsworth s th^headooarters for all local Red ’Hma* .< , . — dqnarters for all local Red Cro«l activltte "S\r :—-— r 'I* . V- ' The tnTirreiI fruit soon drops. er a peri««l t»f th*v»*l<>pm.efit fh>* which have hatVIied fro in tie T.'^ive the fruTT Td)T:'.'tV(er the gt 1 mud ■? for pupation. If the fallen fruits tire I u.n't eases. IiegNwfJnseet jJ’lwy tire. ^gg-s,, use In Red Cross work. • Two. monTBS «o «ie W.dswoMh ™ ^ % rho onrkAi-ntmnrvta n’nl on hA^rvAAu A ■ . ---x: -a. trees is cultl'vate<l will be kf’ d^fqily ami* dmqr essary. In FloridA the, land should be wnxke.i nntll July '* ^ Trolled by spraying, - r ' —«- littuX Tliey increase won- derfully/ . " ’ . - -g 1 * The Rambler Roses. • 5 j ’• One' of* tlie loved roses of summer iikd di4 <1 [ is (he. rtfmbler rose, 'which nubbles easily con- ^ 1 pbout'/ycattertiag its jio^'Ous self afapng-' 5* >. hundreds of people in addition to thtlSf“ llttvated,'BltNtAt tfee gruhgXs . prune too nmch. oT-tcH+ 't ” •<!. Thev do not -l*my;0\v . r> ,in ** k UM ‘ Ju<lgm«‘nr. S ^ ^ I*deep ciililviiHon ls,ri< J tier? -g upple-a kreps tfiJ rr tor away. Brin'g . satisfaction and 'pki- . if • ■ l‘. . trees, hence this should lie destroyed. ** y* IV,W*- A»uia' Be priinwl. All ’«U * * -a .^qofl-jL A.liflts" winter in .trash-uriiler - the g ^ ‘ * ^ 4 uae * which rambles all;over to the anting Tjfl< ■j 1 iloii Uli e ii«in Se Wkfn wn x shrubs h * — ’ — * • i • \ j i 7 ^ - ^ ^— r-^ t -^.\ : * l ^ wood should be Jakrin out nod the tree ^ Au die. - head be opened p) admit sunlight. Aviuf grouf lt. DainkcrlnftJ?y,e.^uiiseSj 'both bf rich and poor, It gimliTens the eye. of the touT^iSt, and in great arm loads It wauders from Its home vine to jhh rose-loving. buf : - not' jab^H^feiesa* Tngv to ttfe "sfck, to the wear$\ jo the tired businf-'sfr-foty, to wh«un it brings a bit of relaxation. The-randdlRg Fose *oy of everyone—here’s to the insect less health of the-rainhlOr rose, wheth er. Dorothy Perkin*, Pillar o,r wbatevei brand. * . T ^ s •''' til a chan -V- -A* T-t .