This Week in the Garden. the Poultry Yard
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▪ • TEO: TEESDALE MERCURY-WEDNESDAY, oaromg 24, 1923. NOTES ON NEWS. " Is 1w? ii cried the wrathful voice of the r-1 father. "I'll tease 'im soon in a way 'e 'e won't like.. Now, Jim. my lad, leave off, or ma,e &emit that .a seterne js ! aat. 'thee al get no dinner. An' sv'en I Res yer .don't get it yer don't, so mind that. We've 1 a tUiVr 16^ 'come mit ere to enjoy ateselves, and not. to Zjt..117,4" over am bat:tine of the mo,,,„, MILL.GIRL OR .HEIRESS? ;be moithered vri' a lot o' kids." THIS WEEK IN THE GARDEN. ignees..,,,,,t}ahhaa trout t he old King's Peig By MRS. A. J. PHILLIPS, 1 Jim. seeing the firmness of hie father's wee, the Initiate iface, did leave off, and peace reigned once One nearer God's heart in a garden seotle , 11.4e0. The Melo is Author of "Swifter than a Weaver's Shuttle," "The Grindstone," eta. 1 more. Than anyTArhere else 4e73 earth. 'Kettle's mother," cried John 11,".1L legatee _curiam &Flit-11114'e haat' attiiie 'Enery joyfully. ■ he even to g. segue:. eseeschoily i , ,••• "There's a boy for Feta" chuckled Lie -•-•00"FT"' -' 11 tee mem:. cespeeettitiey 11%.1. Gt. mother. "Never geed the like of 'int afore. • "W''1/41 •4 aratite, Ask 'im to do a thing mid it's done at once. • •:41I"V:d tee Micemer sandy soil and place in a frost-proof frame. t • . Good lad! I'll make the tea, and every- ha aria in future hula the ineeei CHAPTER XVII (Continued). to see you. so I decided all hi a mement to Lifting Gladioli. - About now lift' By the spring a little growth will have Hanging Catepanuias.-Young growths - 310THER's i0KuPLE. give myself this little dissipation." thing will be ready in a jiff." Gladioli- - Before this, the flower suitable for cettings are pushing up freely II mid the teriirisaloIe Truces Act i-she ,. 'Aet g■ Ittett been made, and tram these young plants the vet ae ti, it_ ,.N Lose." eamo bark the hearty re- The talked in an animated manner for the beer. old girl?" asked .pikes will all have been removed. Came best spikes of flowers and largest blooms on the old plants of Campanula isophylia, You want 'some hats to go with some time, 'when suddenly `the Duchess at .the husband in an anxious voice. fully raise the entire plant, with the bulb .d. and the varieties alb, Mayi and superba. esee His wile hiliehml. -may be expeete Ineas c.0 kireses, child. and a lace coat. Don't up. attached, by means of a fork. Lay out on Five or six cuttings may be inserted in 3- na tem mce oidermesea the moues ,( gess with me, little girt. I want to drese "My dear," she exclaimed, in a queer, I "I reckon I 'ave. lad. Nice row there'd a bench or flour to dry. Some weeks later Seakale.-Before the heaves the down inch . wide pole, plating them iu a hand- ie e rave bin if I'd aemet it.. Oh, it's there met d tor elm comeiteit putpeses iji in my own way, so take pity upon a choked voice, "that girl twee there with the the bulbs will readily ; mirk from the stems. place a utout dick to mark the whereabouts light or under a bellglaes until rooted. Re- exquisite face. who is she? Good liras-vas, ia .enough, so don't yer het into a eweitt 'about •ta , IT b. a it;- L10.- ilt.• ae old WWI= aud ree.eive what the gods • of the beat and strongest crowne. It will pot the old plants now or in early spring. aa, you." is my Mabel come to life again !" U • ler leiter permettei pineeme. , 'Time mall's face (leered like 'tingle. Treatment of Cents:al.-These must now act an a guide when selecting the roots next mae re no I. latt . ells laughed, her young mueiral lauglitee, Miss Fitzlierbert had forgetten Pen for by frosts. month for winter forcing. The Cool Greenhouae.-Numerous spring the moment. "Well. I.'m not a great drinker. mis.sis. receive attention befeta destroyed , - seeped her hand through Penal arm. • • e &were, grown in pots, and usually grown M. .ii.I .111;y 1: ctl W esleeese but I like my !leer. Thee can 'are thi tea Do not cut theta Flown, blit lilt them whole, . large. gm r did 'the rest until eurne charming hats "Don't distress yourself. Duchema" el! outside in the borders, are valuable for the east ioetatice ie,etill early exclaimed quickly. "I had forgotten I 14.1: lin, anyone else like:. it, nil' wt.lenote, laying them out 4mnly on a dry floor, under Radishes.-lIeep a little light protecting be ;mile the ;unite site teseenine, a hien purchased. Veit's beauty attracted a shelter. to dre. When the foliage lum material always on hand for coaering beds' unheated haulm. A few of the most impor- attention. but she, fortunately. a surprise for yon. Not Mabel come to life but gii ine a sup n' beer tifore tea mina clay." tant plants, which may he potted up now, (Or getter, temettne three mouth; A yeey old a:fly of the party :poke for the 01 these whenever the temperature drops '-eineer beteg may e936. The teem, , anmeweions of it al!. as she was of the again. but her grandchild.'" are: double and single Wallflowers, atoe.k.s, ir poesibari! Let me speak to her, my forst tines. eYou be like yt,r feyther, very low. Mats supported on bent sticks , milar puriek1 Ltlltr:0 were ..4.al.tera, seem beauty and eelouring of her fee- are better than the usual straw or hay. Canterbury Belle, The Peach-leaved Cam- . _ al he dein' y grace ;eel eharm of her dear-now. at ones!" The Dechem: haft she said. "'E take to tea. but 'e took too mutat to 'is beer. panula, Phlox ranariensis, Evergreen Candy- nmentai Economies. aer figure. When t hev had reached tuRC front her chair. Eh, any on moo tuft, and the hardy Primulas. " Don't stir ). " cried Miss Fitz He rigid. could drink! Lamina yo' be like am, for I Ridge Cumenbers.---These lwill do little e car that the Trea:airy, At tile ,., marl were enjoying their tem Miss * • clIerbert suddenly deal to l'en: quickits. "She is toeking this way," and Ate 'ad no peace for nigh on eight year." good from new onwards. Cut all truits be- amemets has. laalie it lir* 0.! keekcitied to Pen. The man chuckled. fore frosts spuil them. The largest will re- Pruning Black Currents.-Do not delay .sm dear child, I wineter if you real in going over these and removing super. n Government slepartmenee tor thee: a rare beauty lam Leen gieen to you?" Pen eame at once and etiiod before the "Ay-. granny, to be sure. Nay, I remem- main fresh for several dama if placed in toy uleasuree. Revenue ie feat:1g, all her slender beatify. Th,s ber my feyther to well tu take after 'ml. cool quarters. Those which are very email theme growths. it is much easier to decide expelled it ure, raieed lovely startled eyes to hers for the amount of space available when the t heavy cute in eieute, then slie laughed and leitehed. Daebees lield out her hand. :Ind with a Bat come con, niiesie; we're all wantin' are useful in mixed pickles. .fieficit ie enticitated. with inert:m e . sudden. pretty get tire she tem over the something. to eat. Is an ready?" foliage is on the huahe.s. It is possible to eon deemed of farther rielactione, ; "1 ant afraid I don't see it quite a5 you see at a glance where the young growths Yen Pre myself. my Nee and figure email. wrinkles:1, hand and Limed it eoftly. "Ready and sr:atilt'. Conic on, John Carrots in Frames-Keep the ,1 soil uni- ✓ juet melted email::: via that 1111,, "So you are my kinewommea said the iold 'Enery; call - on Jim and Mary Lizzie. dried off, cut the stems back to within 6 ere overcrowded and which of the old to re- es melee up with lam" she anewered formly moist and the tops free fora green- mote 114 ot taxatien made tiles year will in_ mv inches pf the roots, clean off the dry son for their benefit. setae "and I am so aceustomed to my- lady in a low, trenololing voim--" Polly and Eninia are gone welkin' over there. pir on all the roots. and store on the fioor of fly. Continue to give plenty of nest year a. etrther reduction in alabel'e grauddaughter. ! ow dear, .it Just shout-do." about favourable occasions. Where tile' roots are It sand or .1:3,751},ta10. Mimesever. tt, We FitzDerbert langlied and said, "You down beside me, but do not epeah to me for They shouted effectually, and. presently the shed in fibre. If there is any weak MARVELLOUS MEMORIES. fear of severe frost reaching the roots swelling fast a few applicatiuus of ' e front white: it ie hoped to °lege .-v girl; hut there a wiedem in your re- a amnia:it. for your way are those of my the party was poniplete. They sat down iou tem yr.:.kt will here largely ea- through insufficient band or fibre, put some soot water will be of treat bone t, alwaye am.