Page 10 The Guardiaml Tuesday. Sept. 13. 1955

'I 1 mus. GORDON MACMILLAN

it A COUNTRY GARDEN

A SUMMER BAY hearts . Bursting with summer and the Joy Pd save one day forever if I " yield,

' ' wuldi , yover the luscious. mellowinl NF Ire sky was blue as hyacinthsl 1”. Heldgd

which bent Wansgaard. !h.ei::)t..:rs above the marshes near The mellow!” blrley and other

,.,l,,,5,,,L.dgrain fields are being harvested these summery days and the 1015' en grain fields add their beauty

. Where cattle browsed. spearmint scent. foiinrl a

A luv; been planted. The Wallflower

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have been moved out and rich earth carried to the spot Where planting of violas grown from seed has been done. New Pllllt-S 0' Columbine and Wallflower frag- rant and lovely in early sun!!!

has bloomed the second time in the garden and seed was sown front the spring blooming. Now there . are hundreds of plants to trans- iplant to the garden where the ifragrant orange flowers are need-

ed. i September is a busy "10""! In the garden as anything moved now will have several weeks to become established before frost. It is also the month to look at the garden with a critical eye and to note the improvements needed and pos- sible to make. Then after the thoughtful planning necessary to a satisfactory garden, work is needed to carry out these plans.

Engagement Announced

ALAN ST.GEORGE ABBOTT

ll r ELl;EN'S DIARY By An Island Farmers Wife -

Today saw the farmers at the when driving, a single slip In mach- itirst of the threshing at Alderlea- inc. and where were they? ' from stook to machine. In the best An angel too. the same we think of harvest weather with summer who has taken care of his comings sun and warm breeze weaving and goings since ever we came to every loveliness of season along Aldarlea. guided the Mailman in the quiet of the countryside. the increased traffic-and directed

Or was it. after all. as peaceful also the course of our, and other in this valley as usual? Indeed farmers who must move gearing far from it. by reason of the num- of the harvest safely there; and her of trucks that for aonie time t.he schoolchildren through the be- took over this byway to bring in wildering maze of it. to bring each offerings of shale to complete the and all safe and loulld through the work of improvement to it. an day. endeavour which toward the north n-I-hey have hex. all set down of this place has been in progress Mnck am, 1,, H length. , bn in 7909'” Weeksr , breathless, eyes shining to report.

Hwhavs l'3PP9""'g "”w''” James "Do you want to see her begin to queried risins hurriedly -Nd 8t0P- work? Bay. will it be goodl" And ping by a window to find out what he was gone than 8, 3 due we the new day was b""El"f1 "F did not attempt to follow. There was a strange sound about. The uueshingds it an old story 1' W.” like "W M 3 wind Of Fan on Island farms. a sight of season about the eaves. It advanced- so common as to be accorded only P3559d- but 50"" '9""""ed '3””' passing notice? Or is it not fascin-

ELIZABETH ANNE LANTZ W9 "med ml” the d0w"y wmi atlng as we find it. ever new and

fort of the morning-pillow. Sounds

T nmk "f blnkhirds 4., me autumn scenery. The weath- when Semembel, is a sunny. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Lantz i of Salisbury, Southern Rliodesia. touched with magic-and memories.

I Wm” "'9' . or means so much to the tiller month and the garden id med with? of Charlottetown, Prince Edward their bodies ebon leaves till ti-il-inf the soil and these lovely days Colorful n0...e,-5 it is pisasani to Island, announ the engage-

son of Commander William St.(;, l0! this 389 We mid dmiwn t” Until tomorrow----Diary----good- and Mrs. Abbott of London. D1309-Wethatweremustumed'0 night .... ..

d E 1 d Th - .-H t k a quieter era of living. 50 many 1” hlj:(LiI;' i it ui lav and make his "98" 51” T"'"Y50" be out working in the garden try- merit of their daughter Elizabeth ,,,';Fg:" in Ef,u,h';,.,(; there are now. and confusing. H HOUSEHOLD HiNT "'9 C 9" 9 E" P ' writes ing to make it even lovelier than Anne to Man 5,. George Abbott ,- Rhodesia? on October 293,. ”Its perhaps jets going over we

dcdlmcetg, gfdnow found . shad Sun by sun the happy days before. Do you need more late- n e r ': s

ed place Tlescend below the golden hills. blooming perennials? Then divide ow . . - - - -

With promise of a mom as hit. the Michaelmas Daisies when they "'m.su-ddenly .the black Iemesi This is a wonderful time to Ire throulih b100mH1S and any 39:3:-iol:ri::ngnd rhiiral parts ivardt-n and several new projects other good late bloomers that you

ff ed in the interests of safety at ” .91; Q, l know what it is E”en.,.. home. make sure any steps lead- leaves very attractive in the gar- gardens the past week and I will he rgphgg anxiously ,.".'S trucksd ing from odjie house tod thhe lavzn den and for cutting. Acres and describe Mme of them ,0 you as , . W . are in go repair an tat t e acres of well-grown shrubs from mm pemms The my garden 3:33:55 ifzflglxiflet:':re:I;?:;g;(;(i,afo dhlldren nelverdleave toys gn ttitleim. g H the nursery rows will be available ' g g ' oys can e angerous. ut ey Wove such an opera as can h('iOIIl.! lime been started in this garden. l1BV9- ll. M'C9bh3l'.V. "Filer Slime for Island gardens this coming visited was a small ('ll)' lot, beauti- 223' mil?;h(:r;;;Cgl;r15Q?nW:;:)?1'; are not thP only hazardsd Garden

T0 "W S”U”' 0! "'9 Wergree” ."E;W plans fmgz: nul;n':w':h:EYfm(?J; year and it is not difficult to fully planned and filled with fine more (if audays for mu tools left lying about can cause Mr Ind RI'"'P'l1l llml" "" ' ”'""y bwk the mm” rt o:'”c'S.5e;'t;V ya” haze ml received envisage the beauty they will shrubs. roses and annual plants Yet. a good day it has turned bad ra"5' mm

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ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS I

their fall list drop a card for it and then decide what you will need and can pay for. I know of nothing that give: so much pleasure and

bring to this Island Province. The Hydrangeas were laden with bloom and there are several varie- ties listed including a tree form

The roses were nutstaiiding. The foliage was as lovely as the flow- ers shnwlng excellent care and culture, and the growth tall and

out to be. We think angels looked down from above the hilltops. wal- ching, blessing. taking care of all who passed on this road: the driv-

MORNING SMILE

The youngster climbed into the

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satisfaction for so little and to so and I rlimberr I have 596" some V"B""l"5 """'h'"E Ilx Wt in era of the great machines. anxious haiiei-'i chair and iienieci him- . l L -' . i ih height with branches covered with 1 1 1 1 (1, u, h I I . , ' FALL "Jule mlumm. h I ! th gslrdenlgwasv wjapetitiiicri-ieeyd by 0: ti: flowers and hundreds of buds tgipcgmgzagdoifsnongforzhgmselizgs Wiifarher-"Well my little m' limo: are tlhownedgiw Misti, '(I:g:eIiiIi1aanQ(i;,ompi?a8i'iicizd1iPlduni'r Mdt . g . . . . 3 I n V N019 mg dashing wt d "M wk .bu'ly ml; W:-rlio Vtgu tt-;:"0l:)rde;ih,ghway. v which will bloom for weeks. and others. safety devendsii on how do you want your hair cut p 8 . New W Hg w C mm 9'

was celebrated in Summerslde at E22131: Eglgfm 01; C?:;IldEJtat""

, - - rs. August wmlam 37- Baklolc. Summcrside. 29. The bride was Aline Ellen Photo by Edwin Iicckbcrt Studio.

The gardener found it necessary their continual vigilance and the triday'."'

. Youngster---”I.ike my Pop's with Tflnlty United Church. manned. An error in judgement a hole in the top,"

lar the new bloused back lront- ifor us. relieving the terrific rush: Shrub” wmbh fl" Mdges are

pleat skirt - these are the details that spell Fail. 80 smart, we've

I I ' r - .l0 ftlltiit d dbl. flh in the spun md H is not modnow being tried out in hedge Plant p'l:?:En:;ln':l':d”0n :8; 9151)'""5 9P9" 3 "W 0 9 VEMCIP they

early to order new roses and other ing 3"d this experimem Wm be 0'

cut this pattern in sizes from I2 to 42! So comfortable, you'll wear lit sun-up to sun-down and after 1 five, too! Sew now and save!

i Pattern 4759: Misses' Sizes 12, I4, 16, 18, N; )0, 32. M, 86, 38, 40, 42. Size 16 takes tilt yards 39-inch.

This pattern easy to use. sim-

ple to sew. is tested for lit. Has complete illustrated instructions. l Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTF W86 cents) in coins (stamps can not be accepted) for this pattern .Prini plainly SIZE. NAME. ADD- 'RE5S. STYLE NUMBER.

Send order to ANNE ADAMS. care of Charlottetown Guardian. Pattern Dept.. to Front It. West. Toronto. Ont.

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plants for spring planting. In this way the requirements for next year are more easily arrived at. Of course your bulbs for fall plant- ing should be ordered at once. There is nothing that will help us over the long winter as flowering bulbs in the home and in the garden to look forward to in early .spring. Let bulbs bring bright- ness and gaiety into your home and garden. It is a pleasure to open the package of bulbs with their promise of beauty to come.

Over at the Nursery the other moniing there were many lovely flowers to see. A small annual bed was very beautiful backed by the (bod hedge of Cotonaasier. More ahd more I realize that all garden planting should have a good back- ground to bring out the beauty of planting whatever it may be. Here were planted bright yellow snap- dragons with aalvia and purple petuniss and also petunias dark blue in color. These were edged with lovely panaies in many colors. All together it looked like a color. lul tapestry woven on the green grass. with a frame of the hedge .In the background.

The roses were good to see and new varieties were noted for 'fnext year". The shrubs are won- derful and the Rhododendronii and Asaleas had bloomed.profusely in early spring and now were covered with buds for blooming again. The Mahonla shrub I liked very much

.value when ordering for certain places in the garden. These shrubs will have the advantage of the good field growing in nursery rows and when bought at the nursery it will be possible to plant the isame day and survival and good growth assured. Many fruit trees are sent out from the nursery each season and also the overbearing strawberries. The Superintendent likes the dwarf apple trees which were laden with large smooth beautiful apples though they are only three years old. The ease with which they can he gathered and the spraying done should appeal to all. For small gardens they are ideal and more of these fruit trees will be planted every season. The Silver lace vines covered the new lattice fence and were a good background for the many colored roses in hybrid and poly- anths varieties. Some of the Rug- osa's were covered with beautiful colored haws and others had frag- rant hlooms. In the greenhouse the carnations in yellow were very fine and nothing is nicer than fragrant carnstlons but they do require good culture. it was a happy morning spent among these lovely flowers not forgetting the lily-pond with the willows planted all round. Be sure to visit our own Memorial Nursery. soon and leave your order for bulbs. It has been a great pleasure to

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