The Detroit times. [volume], May 02, 1917, NOON, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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BY A GARDENER.
Too mui li * mphasl* cannot he
f 'ar* and upon keeping the ground
working all summer. The average
pardon 1m small enough ae It Is. To
have anv portion of tt Idle at any
time during live possible growing
season Is waste. This year the
country < an ill afford «ui» In rw
rens
Tomatoes, cabbages, peppers, and
ether laic** transplanted plants ran
he jrown as companions to low.
thick plants like lettuce, radlshoa,
spinach and onions.
The transplated seedlings being
set at their proper intervals he
tween the rows of earlier maturing
plants
Corn and bean* make good enm
pan ions in the same hills, *he bean
* ines climbing the corn stalk for
support
As examples <if what to plant as
successive crops here are a f»w
fCarly corn, followed by late string
be*n», • nrly strine heans, late rah
hags ftr corn spring onion*, tarn
early beets, late radishes, earlv car
rots, fall spinach early turnips
late lettuce; early radishes, late *ur
rips < irVr lettuce late carrot*
early r bhare. fall spinach ear v
kale, fall spina*h
Pucce*s|re and companion crop
ping *mkrs 1t neces-ary iha* more
fert'liver he given the ground, for
Just that much more plant food Is
taken up If the manure you put
In 'he soil In early spring was
fresh no* well rotted. If will he
about right for the second <mp^
• • •
Oarden beets are easily g<-own on
nr\y good soli, hut rich, sandy loain
will the best results If rour
soli Is clavey work (n sand or sift
cd ashes, and spade deeply
The early beets should he thinred
ent to four or fv* Inches apart in
rows about a foot apart The <j
should he sown about one inch deet
for the early crop and about b».f
an Inch deeper for the late crop
For a succession during the sum
mer, plantings sh*-old he made
every three or four w’eeks durlni
the spring mon'hs
The main .crop- should he sown
The Confessions of a Wife
Interest M nnes After Death.
I»!«~k hns be*»n quieter *i| da\. lit
f l r b«>nk. He util I rails for me *1
intervals but when I conn in does
not rccognlsa me. This afternoon
Dr Vi rot s**nf tun a note anil aid
as soon as I was at liberty ho had
a package ho wished to deliver into
my hand. Ha aJso said that if ho
coo’d do anythin* for tdrk h** would
be moet clad to do it
I rant see l>r Vlrot yet, little
book Malcolm H»uart*s passln* Into
the Grant Bevond la too rteent -tha
shock too terrible
ft is as I thought Malcolm ha«
aartainly loft soma secret tnstruc
tlons tu his friend and a latter to
ma
Isn't It strange. little book, that 1
h*\e so llf»la curiosity about It all
t have wondered If I hare *
peculiar nnfuro * peculiar feellna
about d»ath
I don't think. Iff rlm book that
anvone is more loyal to bar friends
than 1. that wrnine Invee th*m bet
♦er Inn** for them mnra whan the\
are hwjh, but thara la aomnhlnr so
absolutely inevitable ahoo* death
♦ hat 9 hen a friend of tnin*- dies 1
htve found. In Spite of all effort,
that the door Is closed—l can't even
visualize him
I don't think It is because I care
leas than any other woman, but he
cause 1 recognise what It oj: means.
My friend Is dead -that means
cone out of this life forera' It Is
<s tho one had plucked the
from s rose, held them In her hand
tor a lit*lm while and then dropped
♦ hem somewhere alone the path and
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.Tint Issued with the May Lint. Hear Them at Once.
Dixieland Ja*« Band One Step Ordinal Dixieland ’Mass" Rand
Livery Stable Blue* Fox Trot Original Dixieland ‘Mass” Rand
Have a Heart Medley Fox Trot.. Victor Military Rand
Love 0* Mika One-Step Victor Military Rand
Evensong Walt? .. .. ..Joseph C Smith and hi* Orchestra
Get Off My Foot Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith and his Orchestra
Poor Butterfly Fox Trot (ffubb*||)
Joseph C. Smith and his Orchestra
Allah’* Holiday Fox Trot (R Frlnil)
Joseph O Smith and his Orchestra
Spooky Spooks One-Step (Edward D. Mavpoole) -
Victor Miiltan Rand
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V oil'll enjo> «verx r*nc of these anti we call your particular
attention to th*> 'Mass'' Hand -elections it's a class of music Knar
»nt<)d to Inject new hf.- hi * o a mummy anti keep ordinary human
jv dnpt<r* on th f, lr feet till breakfast fitrv \
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51 s*l Monroe A,r , .. Fa*y Weekly or
Headquarter*. Monthly Payment*
2 13*2 17 Woodward Avf, First Floor Salesroom*.
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MAY 1917.
*• iff
if/: r lu/f
tjj/Ji *
A
tha last half of May or tha first of
J no For winNr u«o tha Tufa sown
!<•••»p hr** hottor than tha aarly Not
Vi' in* I fVlr growth thov
t>ro more tandar and of battar qual
ity.
Hoots aro harvastad by pull! rut
..ltd topping Ho caraful not to rut
tha root a* this Incites bleadln*
and may causa da<ay. Aftar cutting
«.ff tha tops *tora fba boats In botPS
or bins In a 000 l rsllar, coTsrin*
tham with sand to pravant drains
;md sh rivaling
Bast*. b» Ins a roof rrop noad a
•loop soil That Is tha spading
must ha daop#>r ‘ban for such crops
as la»fiir*- t ~| <>* and onions
As tha flit ( * turnijvroots*d varl
atlas grow at Ov surfaca, tha rood
mn> bo sown thickly, ami as tha
rnora sdianrod roofs arc larßa
• dough to usp thoy may ha pullad,
.« avinc room for fba lafar ona* to
(U Salop, *hus growing a quantlt*
n a small araa and having a Inn*
• a*on of small baat* from ona sow
ing
fji'o boot* ran s*ar In fba ground
during t’*\ porhxl of light frosts, but
Innlrl ha pullod Up bafora savara
« uld a cathar sots in
T 7« d r *t pormsnant coast da
t. pwrs In *ba I’nitad Statas war*
doslgnad and ronstructpd by Gan
.lot-aph Gilhor* Tottan, a natlia of
v ow If a van. who «arvad for man\
vaars no cbir-f anginoar of tha I * nit
«and S’atas army
nothing remains but h oubtlo fra
granco
OrcHsionally vou got «hl' fra
grano* for a moment, Ini' ovon it
grow fainter as th» years pao* on
" hen I took havo of Malcolm
uart at tho ocean mdo, when I
<'*'* Mm -<wim out to moot (loath
with a smllo for lifo and lovo on his
!ipa. f took lo.tvo also of n fooling
of want of him, alrho I <|jgi not know
It nt the tlrno
Anil vet I rn not h»art!»**
I am only now mg to fatea deeroo
I havo juat ahut up those recop
f arlos in my brain and heart which
bojongod to him and aoalod thom
forever i wonder. Mttlo hook. If it
will be forever
Vou know tha’ somewhere in the
hoart of ovory woman thoro in tuck
r d awa- a p'oetous priceless dream
My friendship with Malcolm Stuart
has been takon from tho great store
houao of reality and put away in tho
sealed casket of dreams
I altnoat wish J was not going to
bare to open It when I got that
parkago Oh lltflo book, llttlo hook
I have told you many a flmo T do
not like momory and rot memory ta
ono of tho aoul attributes.
f wonder If wo worn bapplor a« a
raco before wo thru much suffering
and arlof grow thla Importunate
thing wo call a aoul.
I lioar tho nurwo calling, llttlo
book, and am going again to try to
call back TMek’s memory of mo that
ho may toll tno anmothing that will
relieve tho travail of hla mind.
What ia |t, llttlo hook, what |a |t *
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
nr inoH\m y w nr rgksb.
What Sarrnm Jay Saw.
f' i>vri*ht. lilt, by T W llur(Mi i
Sammy Jay. hMmg in a bu*h
hf* rmild • Him doorway of
the n**'» hum** m lh»> ole] Pasture,
mw Reddy Fox pin• <• on liih door
atep lh*' rwiull of M hunt and then
heard him hark softly Alinoat at
onci* Mi« Re dd* < ired and took
what Reddy had brought She dla
appeared insid* the new houae and
Reddy turn- ' ml trotted off in the
dlrf" ti : •f*r* • n. Meadowa
It wh 1 * clear to Sammy that Reddy
going hunting again Hardly
wac Hi ddv out of Might than Mra.
Reddy appeared once more, atood
for a moment on her doornfep aa
If trying to decide somethin#, ami
then trotted off ewfftly toward the
Green Foreet. ,
All this time Sammy Jar aat per
fectly still. Hl* even nnapped and
twinkled and Ins busy hratn turned
over and ovei the urprising things
he had found out tin t tried to de
ride how h»* could make uae of hla
knowledge You know, there in an
old Maying that Mo ,uid two will al
ways make four Thin in junta
queer way of ‘ r t that if you are
smart enough to put two factn to
gether you may lie r* monthly nure
that* they will m; •* a third fart.
**/#*J?
Almost at once Mrs Reddy appear
ed and took what Reddy had
brought.
That i*» w hat Sammy Jay was doing
a* ha eat there in that bush near
the new home of Reddy Pox
"Sammy Jay.” said ha, talking to
himself while ha waited for Reddy 1
or Mra Reddy to return, "you're a
amart fallow. You're a vary cleaar
Eat a Plate of Ice Cream Every Day
Mr. G Ed. Knight i Mgr. Sales and Service
Detroit Ice Cream Dealers:
Last week we sent out a letter to all ice for such an ice cream as you know the Towar
cream dealers in the city and suburbs, advis- Creamery will make. With the Towar 40-
ing that about May Ist Towar Wayne C ounty Years-of-Quality reputation behind it, this
Creamery would start making ice cream. From new department is an assured success from
the great response—in telephone calls and let- the moment of delivery (to dealers only) of
ters —it is evident that there is a broad field the first gallon of
Ice Cre'am
Detroit Ice Cream Consumers:
—and especially to the thousands of pleased the quality of ice cream produced by some of
users of Towar Milk and Cream- we respect- the largest eastern concerns. He is consid
fully request that you insist upon your dealer ered by the ice cream trade, one of the best ice
furnishing* you Towar Brand Ice Cream— cream makers in the United States. And in
knowing that you will appreciate the superior his work of making Towar Brand he will have
quality of this delicious refreshment, its per- the use of the very latest approved equip
fect consistency and great purity. ment and materials in existence.
No expense has been spared in obtaining We ask dealers to sell—and consumers to
the best men and the best materials and try- Towar Brand Ice Cream with the cer
equipment for the making of Towar Brand .tainty that it will come up to your fullest
Ice Cream. expectations.
For the direct supervision of its manufac- SOLD THROUGH DEALERS ONLY —and
ture we have secured the services of Mr. J. W. first deliveries will be made to them Saturday,
Martin, who is in a large sense responsible for May sth.
TOWAR WAYNE COUNTY CREAMERY
GRAND 56 0 0
CONSUMERS— S F °r DEALERS -
If you have any difficulty in /f V\ * VOUr " rd,r in * nT ,I,B *
locating a nenrbv dealer phone /// A \Vv h«‘fni< Saturday for Saturday
us.—(irand SBOO—and we will //I C- . f W , ,I<,h ' er > r ' or anv furth * T •»-
assist vou. There is one not /W /-P>Ts \-A formation, telephone Mr. C. Ed.
far from your home. ft' VT\ ‘ •"<*
DETROIT TIMES
c hup Ynu'v* found out something
that I’m sure not on** of your nei*h
bors knows iOU’t» found the new
house of Reddy Fox. Ypu’ve found
out that Reddy doesn’t eat all he
ratchet, but brings no roe home knd
gives to Mrs, ileddy You've found
out that Mrs Reddy takes the food
down inside the house and almost
right away goes hunting herself
Veer two and two i» «l»«' » four.
Never lee* snd n»> *r moo .
Never moi e end it v»*r P •»
That a a fart and n< i a goes*
“Now ( can’t see down tn-lde that
house, but I don’t have to know
what the secret ts that is rau:-ing all
this hunting on the part of Reddy
and Mra. Reddy. Babies' Just as
sure a* I’m a smart and clever Jay
bird there are baby * Foxes down
there My gracious, the verv idea
of Reddy Fox having babies! I
can’t Imagine it He must feel very
gr°wn up. I wonder how many he
hae I wish they would come out,
MV, but this wtll be news to tell on
the Oreeen Meadows and In the
OTeen Forest! Pammy, Samniv, you
certainly are a "mart hlrd There
lan’t any doubt about It, you cer
tain!y are smart.’’
fiammy continued to say nice
things about himself and to chuckle
as he planned how he wrould spread
the news and thought of how this
would upset Reddy. You know.
Sammy Is always delighted when
he can upset Reddy Fox Os course.
[ it wasn’t a hit nice of him to have I
such thoughts, and It was very con I
j ceited of him tij think himself so
smart,. The latter 'is ruje of Sam !
mV- failings But he is smart. I
There can be no question about I
I th, it. And I suppose he can't ,
j very well h**lp km win | It
So Sammy sat and wal ed and
watched an.l planned mischief and
wished thore babies would come out
*o that . h*‘ could know how many
Redd' had Mrs iieddv was the
! tirst to return She cauie no silent
j iv ihat -harp as Sammy’s eyes are
he didn't see her until there she
! was right on her doorstep with
something in her inou*h Then she
j disappeared inside her hou*e Sam
j mv waited and waited until at last
! his patience gave out He fairly
itch»d all over to tell the news So
! st last he spread his blue wings and
1 started back for the Oreen Forest.
TRY OUR PARCEL-POST S “ VICE
■■■Ull A DYEING
HI 9 CO.
iOßWlllihilMl’ 17-19 HORTON AVC.-“» WOODWARD
YOST’S ORDER
RELEASES ROYS
FOR PLANTING
County School Commissioner Bber
M Yost has directed all teacher*
under his Jurisdiction to release
from their studies any children who
have wuained the age of 14 yeare
and are denlroue of going to work
on farms He urges the teachers to
do their utmost to Impress upon
hII pupils th«* necessity of cultivat
es every bit of available land and
of adopting methods that will pro
. duce the largest, crops
The house at Portsmouth, N. H .
in which (’apt John Paul Jones
lived while he wan building bis fa
mous ship Ranger l as been bought
b> a local society to be preserve 1
for h stomal purposes.
' In After Years v
your baby will ninth' bark at you
from bla photograph aa naturally
aa he doe* today, If the picture
la made at the Spellman Studio.-
A Spellman photograph la the
raault of yeara of experience.
y~ v.
One Dozen
faster Special
Photographs
S. r
Photographer
Studio, 970 Woodward
Near Warren
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