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     M RS. GORDON MICMILLAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     A COUNTRY GARDEN 
     
    
   
   
    
     .--5 LT FUR WINTT R 
     
     . in ill" inugii: store-house 
     
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     lot is Kashmir Journey and II uiak 
     
     es good reading this whiter day. ”l 
     
     i.-it London on the afternoon of a 
     
     Saturday and was in the capital 
     
     of txashmio S:inu':;;ii' by nu.l-day 
     
     on Monday. It's true a permit is re- 
     
     l iiuircu lot" a tuurisi in cii.;.' :sRbll- 
     
     ftp.-: no fickle seasons can niir and I did set the wheels in 
     
    

    
     , ui;i.iin some time before: so that 
     
     it tiiire: Her rose. her all that was needed was it h.i:ty 
     
     1". .;-.3. l,i'ri' l heir .r. plu-ics. througli 
     
     rich legacy the.lcal.V slrccts of Now 
     
     i y c.' .,J in the ni;ii'iiiiii.: - as 
     
     the rloorkecpers and sweepers 
     
    
   
   
    
     i-o.n.-.; some old. F-Um? 
     
     lltitl. 
     
     ,,, movies iui grit-I can tear 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ap H”. of golvlcn 
     
    
   
   
    
     Delhi l 
     
    
   
   
    
     narrow canals. I directed the boat- 
     
     Inan our to the ierge of the lake. 
     
     and in I few minutes we were nos- 
     
     ing our way through a wonderland 
     
     in. plants. Priue a. place must go 
     
     to the sacred l0ll.l.s. Pmnposh as ll 
     
     I: called in Kashmiri. It has a rare 
     
     beauty worthy of the place ll holds 
     
    
   
   
    
     l'I'hc flowtrs are largo and globe- 
     
     shaped. with petals ilusltcd dcl1-- 
     
    
   
   
    
     and gradually becoming more 
     
     pale as the flowers open into shal- 
     
     low bowls. 
     
    

    
     They are oftcn a foot across, 
     
     with a mass of orange stamens 
     
     at their centre. and they stand well 
     
     above the water on stout stems. 
     
     The petals have a firm waxy tcx- 
     
     ture. reminiscent of the magnolia. 
     
     and like it. they show all gradua- 
     
     lions from the deepest pink to the 
     
    
   
   
    
     among the Hindus and Eiiddhists. 
     
    
   
   
    
     cately with pink. deeper in bud.l 
     
    
   
   
    
     , iirivin a care nor your nights with- 
     
    
   
   
    
     i.- 
     
     (W . ...;f-ii a bird or petal drill-p 
     
     2-. . 
     
     .,-L-t p.i.-t Mi); hut Him, the 
     
     .- iv rt-curi V 
     
     i,.-L,-.;iv in this pl'c:ctit - Viln- 
     
     xllllll l 
     
     C. ,.  linkcs through frozen 
     
     ' ilml ilclrlh 
     
     ..iis of hiishcd l)l"(lS. HHVNIIIR 
     
     i. ;.iui irii 
     
     iiniir roof-tolls. 
     
     l"i”lIIC lii-ltls 
     
     i mints ncw 
     
     I It FF 
     
     luw. ... nu hriauiiiiiii; licurt lor- 
     
     lilivlT' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     unite in 
     
    
   
   
    
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     WM t'tIli1s tor Mun 
     
    
   
   
    
     wiii ' 
     
     llanard 
     
     .,..,i Mi: lls im-iiiorics so that 
     
     ... gin hair IVls?S in December. 
     
     .,.-y xtlfll" rlr-or Joy loses it's 
     
     ii-iiiis xllIIlIIlC'.' izluw, think 
     
     '-'v ionic of roses are kept 
     
     . .n llli' xII(iW. Today a phone 
     
      .3. ll't'IIl a tricml asking how 
     
     .r hfr tciuicr hybrid roses 
     
     in iiiiintoiit-s til lllt? PlC3illl'Pi 
     
     i iiozn our roses and other 
     
     IN rm g.i"tli-ii 
     
     i-.,i,.i,. at iris season of the 
     
     ii'i-ii we lI;ll(' .1 little more 
     
     i iir can rczilly rno,V llwm 
     
     int as muih In memory 
     
     'ltll iii- arc xcry busy in the 
     
     -- llltl 'lillt' All that is requisite 
     
     wii uc xlioiilil paiise in living 
     
     tlltll lilc. mill sliiiiild llll "F3 
     
     ii fllu to things that are pure 
     
      Ill lllPllIK('ltt's to that tn have 
     
     and llH'Pll lhclrl. whatever 
     
     ll. lf1,H llt'lld(' may remain a 
     
     kiwii iir-s ruilte tan sliIl.V- 
     
     l Ficcdiiiii of Spirit. the pro- 
     
     ,..,.i iiritrs . . . "You shall be free 
     
     ii-pr-d uhcn your clays are not- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     on a iinni or gricl. hilt rather 
     
     V'll'll those things girillc your lilc. 
     
     j'llI yr-l uiii I'IN(' nbotc Ilicni nakcil 
     
    
   
   
    
     ind Iinhoiiiiil " 
     
     WINTER RICKDINII 
     
    

    
     nooks help on In nvtuctc the 
     
     rI'lID('r ppr,1H3i'IlIP of life and the 
     
     uilllrf months mi-p us time for 
     
     ., mug gnmi hm-1k.s, uitliiii those 
     
     my-nt chambers treasurer lies pre- 
     
     .i-iii-rl from age to BEE. m')fC 
     
     fllff,:ilH far than that accumulat- 
     
     t"l' -t4il'P of gold and orient gems. 
     
     illlli ll for a day of need the Sul- 
     
     l,m luiics (icon in ancestral tombs. 
     
     llinsr hoards of truth you 'an im- 
     
     i...i. at will. Onc reader of books 
     
     ..ii. II is in great comfort to kuoi. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     . re jun 1 mg from their l,,. ,n palest flush. when the petals have 
     
    
   
   
    
     MARY gkwoitry 
     
    
   
   
    
     Going Downhill 
     
     ls Own Fault 
     
    
   
   
    
     llear Mary Hawarth: I have 
     
     lbcen married almost 3) years to 
     
     a man who drinks. After three 
     
     separations. his promises to re- 
     
     form have been broken. His drink- 
     
     ling is bad enough, but his gamb- 
     
     ling and adultery are too much. 
     
    

    
     The last time we reconciled I 
     
     really thought things would work 
     
     out; but due to his subsequent 
     
     behavior I am almost a nervous 
     
     wreck. He Just goes off. and I 
     
     never know where. or what's hap- 
     
     pened. when he comes home I 
     
     can hardly stand him. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ill! I1!!! her I know I could tngkg 
     
     liter last days 
     
    
   
   
    
     'tl!IDllTlIl hitfltty ll double lur- 
     
    
   
   
    
     'geAuoRRoss 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Guardian. Page 9 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iln tlic air flying luw over 
     
    
   
   
    
     yet despite the early hour. the pcr- 
     
     nilt um quickly to ihcciniiig 
     
    

    
     l Cl!-titled to a smaller plane. 
     
     u'h2'h fut-s daily to nI'lllLI;.(LlI'. the 
     
     capital of Ka-hmir. We we (2 soon 
     
     lie flat 
     
     Gani.'c.ic plain. and bclow us 
     
     Ktruvliilir an endless niosuic of vii- 
     
     l.'i;;cs. ixgiciwting the same pattern 
     
     of I:lLl.'ilL'i'l:(l mud houses. villzigc 
     
     pond. shady -trees and paddy fields. 
     
     Sun ilic first folds of the hills 
     
     began to appear and the plane cir- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ;cled i'uuiid and round like a hawk. 
     
     spiralling upwaids. to rise above 
     
    
   
   
    
     the mountains which encircle the 
     
     Vale of Kashmir. 
     
    

    
     In cloudy weather this journey 
     
     is not possible. but on this occa- 
     
     sion the pilot was able to find a 
     
     clear way between the immensely 
     
     tall cumulus clouds. which rode 
     
     like qalleons above the mountains. 
     
    
   
   
    
     dropped off. there remain behind 
     
     the most aitractixe fruits. rather 
     
     like pepper-pots, and as buoyant 
     
     as a float In the top of the fruits 
     
     are rounded openings through 
     
     which the tips of the spoils pin 0 . 
     
     ject. and if you tear apart me;lr(,:,T.:jl?a'lT:,1 zrg ":"l::1' vaigs 
     
     the spongy wall, the sinmiih ovuld!lh(.'m. but Jet" Wm Hid m m 1 
     
     seeds Mp "'”' Sn" mar "H ”"' don't idrive- hilt ifl wcreoto qolnn 
     
    
   
   
    
     I tell him I don't think it's right 
     
     itn spend money that way. and to 
     
     take disreputable penplg in our 
     
     car. while never taking me any 
     
     place 
     
    
   
   
    
     outer green coat of the semis" andimp bus I know that he Wm gm 
     
     within you will iind R dciiciouxl - 
     
     kernel. crisp and tasty, like the m” on more "pre”' Should I so 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' lenderest young iilbert anyway? 
     
    
   
   
    
     But to my mind. these are not ll);-;v0'”.; SE”;- 
     
    

    
     llle Only Cll8l'H)! 0! lllllp Dli-Int; 'lh!'i Friends we have made along the 
     
     leaves are quite surprising Fheylycars have quit coming to see us. 
     
     arecii'cu!ar. a good two feet a- as he won't vjsjf fhgmy nor take 
     
     .tI0.ss. and are held well above the me. when we do happen to be out 
     
     item but MW 03" l Wall ll3V'.8m0IllZSt people he often belittle: 
     
     l””-' 5”?" allyllllllg Q”'l9 5" "FDPl',m9; and courtsey is something he 
     
     . out to water as their uaxy sur-ldoesn't seem In under-simdl 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iacrs Water falls off thcm like? My mother lives alone in an. 
     
     beads of quicksilver. contracting ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Helm. us. through gap! in meiinto completely spherical droplets, 
     
    
   
   
    
     "clouds. we cniild make out the hair- whll" ll ll” leaf '-h hubmemed ll 
     
    
   
   
    
     pm bonds M mt, mad mm. the appear: exactly as though covered. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'Banihal Pass. which is now thelmlh Sm" l"'lm"- 5” '3" a"”'”9'” 
     
    
   
   
    
     'tinf.: agcnt, 
     
    
   
   
    
     other state and would love to have 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     happy and ness, 
     
     W"-llllllil ll lite us both more If you are a better person than d C lrruesdnyt Dec' 11'  
     
     . ,. . . .-.n...:.. 
     
     P"”""- "W "Li W-inns hand- . Jo". and It seems that you are ; Gel Rec Y For ucnla work takes her to tree nurseries. 
     
     and-font on a man who doesn't apv judging hy your valiant efforts to! principally in thc nenrhy Berthier 
     
     PFPCINP B lltlnd wile? change his course--it is becausel Ry lv2I.l-Ztvllt ltths lifimitcr of a pound of the soda dlslflfl. hul everirln the forest! 
     
     would it he ,1.,,ng "H. vhlldwn ynu ha” wwhd H bung. Kmdl Bi-fore Santa lttllity siiiiigiiuz noun ilu. flrglll llII'lI rIIl'l if-.-i, shy I1-nlilliis feminine. favoring 
     
     an injustice" There is no real af- - U; V 5," Pm h h , d this park doun tho I'lIIi'IlIIP) hot wairr slowly until graniiltos; tiltlfls 1" Nldlilir I hr "1 V 
     
     Iection be-tupen mom Md mp”. W" if " "lg ' "Ft ""e'lthere's plenty of win-ii in (In if llli c1i.x.ulie. she FPPPHI-'(l at W ti :11-axon 
     
     father; and lhpy abhor me way h, 0'14” Wlrll rharlclrr In adult house is to look its slum tn-st  '7 hwwpwy p vmvy l"pQ”"l"'t'- "””'!,"”e 43'” ' 9' 
     
     mm” me KY wan k I "H result 0! wmedr on M mp mm, Hwalilt, Kg 9 :;(i;;;rliiatii)g from bi ery o cue II 
     
     Dear lx',Y' If It axmmam. ma, rhn”, and dehb?r.l' h - well all ecnnoiiiirzil cli-aiu-rs is . ..i- p 
     
     - Ebllllll Pf!" - b G Al I ”t sh was iiertnus It be- 
     
     - . - d . 6 If G S "t - " - 
     
     gllrlluvlfzlelr f::Ell(l:rlln0f1ll( mglemelr I l':I!""l'lt'i.:1(seilI Sl?)dJe"'I'lIis responslblel wallizlelngitbnti? lirv-iliti-ii 'lio filo  C e int: the only VWIHBU ll! llli C0lll'8'P'u 
     
     t" M" FV9- 9 av. e grown per- -  , ' she admits, but this soon wore it . 
     
     And the Iatt that Mum, llwaysiwn whn CD'S" downhm imolplace. This iipilrilioii itill iltlight  C  1,l,hP Hunpulsury Irwld trim in un 
     
     Itfuxllltd against Jeff's drinking, wronizdolng. on the theory that .y"”"”''”' M mm H "nwluw fort-st regions were the chief chal- 
     
     umbimiz. lll'l('I'llllP mumie mas. his early life was "against" inm,'l "ft"? ll?”-""'tl Pwiwll for Qritnizc l('Pi Ani.iiii-.- piiiii-... kw? 
     
     cates that you llittc xery little in -offcrinil this as excuse for act-lS"m.a S dn'.l"I . . ism" ”'""' "”"”'d""”' 3” "”"".”l" In the lot-turc i-minis Therese 
     
     common with him except the int! n nlllslnteiil simply being mS.L0"0m"” AKPA5 5"'”"l""'l” add” ”"” f""""."”' dc-w-Inpmi a last? for the natural 
     
     ""3l3l" "l llllllllil inarried him irrcsporsible. self-indulgent, and D'””'."' 3 ”"' "F ”'”l,””” it'”l" "””"' fllw" '3” a"”""'" ,1 ll" sci:-nu-s. mathematics and the 
     
     lllll D'0dU('Pd his Plillflrrn lindiflerent in his need of lmprnve- I" ' "3" "I hm l”'"'' S”'''' W" "'-W 5”'a"” M” '3'l'""”'d I.” "'9 mam uilu-r courses which lead to 
     
     A8 Y0 why you married in," lmpm discolored areas zuul the smitt ('orpi.r;itioii of Forest lliielnecrs 3 mt”,3”.v d(,L,rN,V 
     
     Well. lote is blind they say. and: lily ndrire iii: don't wait around "mm will s''”" l'''''”" "I Q"'”'(' l.ookinLl to the future. she plan! 
     
     an doubt 5.0” wt,” mm” 8 qwlwany mug”. hoping IN, J." to Youlll war ii: miir wiiiilmi. Tin-Ifii-st lltIIlHlI' Ioii-xiry'c-in:i- '0 mmim”, hm. s.mdi,s' new.” 
     
     of infatuatlon and ulsllllll think- chanur his ways and give you a ”'”k”"g h””"" 'l"' l””””'5 ii” ".”"' '" Q”"h”'' ”””'M-V. '" fl” touai-its a riot-toratc. 
     
     ml at the start at lflfltlttri M” hrpak H V0” Wm, H, Wm "H, up. so wipc lllllll -ii'li :4 xoluiiiiii l H It-'I(lEI. hall lllll ll” Vlllrb what drips" a feminine Inrestry 
     
     seem still in hp. 1.. mm, mmm ,.,”m,.(.n. E6 .5 you can. lndi-pend, of is tablespoon of tin llillll Milli! tlii.i.iii;lioiit her studies at l.axal HHIMH W) m her wan, ”m'7 
     
     Also. in tho l('It nniiiio of iluin.vs.lciiiLx of lnm; and don't KIVP al 10 8 Will 0' ll"' Will"! lltllw Unit ".””"i”l The quiet rest-arch worker pro- 
     
     there Is the lllllliilll iioii-ntial olftluiiiizlii to his truancv in your ali- dr-V W”l' 3 W” l'''”"” l'”'”' w' "'”m-' mm m'"”i glad VPMP5 "0 llil-Pl'"5l l" 5P""3- ""5 
     
     KOIXIIITI .lc-ft, that iiii: ('VIk'l uniillscnce 'l'ii;-it's his problem If andl l" "l" kl” l"'” l””'” l"' ll” ”.'”i:'ll -"7 fl '”'fifl.”i Hmnll-H "l l"''' """'l"”'kl"g mu” 5”? "pl '” 
     
     he dies. and pimilux this pitiful when hp gel, in, p1u.h,,;,n.,,”,nP one In ziiipii-ciiilc a i'liiii::- tli.ii l”t ll"'”'”' ”'-ll '” ";”'””"'”l he spent with 1! good science of 
     
     possibility appralx lil lhp ,,,,”.h um.,,m.,,,." M ynur pan, H "M, runs Vliilitillilx. xii I2Ikt' llIt' pii- ll"? tnlr-lost pin nine pfiiiipfi-wiiiii, hmwy wxp perhaps with classl. 
     
     greater mull III ton Hi,” l""LlQ lo 3;"... him 5, your dim-9,. ,,,.u.i,. caution of Il(':llllIlL', lllp siirtziti. itllfl'til i'fl-lillsl -1" . Mnililfl Rn", cal IIIlI.'slt' ill the hm-kgroiind. 
     
     bC"l V3ll'”"' Wm iffllllfl and mark a turninu mint units ltiilii4'i'xt' tin-in in a Illlll l””'”"" ””'r” ””"' ( '5 'I'hci'r-se feels there Is more 
     
     l i - if I aluminiiiii inn of ivitcr to iiliiih Wt” room for women in tho profes- 
     
     SEEMS DEGRM"V' mlt'lIIIhiilll'eill you see izood vi-an YDIIV" I-illicit tun talilc-it---vih M l '”' ”'”i "'”l” I ”'” ”'”"-” sion. 
     
     ,However. in III) tvlllllltill ll is a nhcad with your mother. anal only Willl Brill for a low niiiiiitiw will T”. l,m,"H”& a".”.', m.,iphP””(. HT”? '"'rk ".w'i'”"" "a" .'.l" M 
     
     form nf mnral dcuiariaiion of uni-- more hr-ll if you stay with Jeff l”liF Ill? lltt-Ht)" ill-all W”"”i- "H I )lM'”P llm'Hfl.".im' H the lab"”"""y ” """"r”""' 7"" 
     
     self. to stand aruunil in ..'-riilp it would be sensible .in join litr. l"3'l allllatl Mill lllllllll Illw ill” Hilylh it-ll”: ill: .””liIlii (.ldll'l)I'I' ('ily says" Hand (anada can N"-'5-mly 
     
     lplrllu "wa""lE nionii-ris nl i-ii-.1 think How could it be unjust to P37" 'l"' r'"l't d"””' ”" "”” llltllutlhii iiifii  tltilll” loii-sin l't.'r use mum rm-eslr'V Pnzlnwrt 
     
     3DeFa;l0fII "F Nviwrlv-uiiiiiii, M-I. your i-tum.-en to use their in-3... w'im'I surlilculv clot: Him Wu 1 .,.A.,,. .,,,. H". h.(,(,,;i ”..,m,'m,,.,, ...- y. W - -- - 
     
     Om 071 l('lill1IIlL'. lioiu a (llsltIY3iIl arlio about your w'cl'arc" .'tl ll dlhlw-h 3 will lllL'lll'”3”'l" "””' ll 1- '- i. ll -' A l- I '- 
     
     debauchce and Hi-tsllttl lllEii-H4-i0r,l Mart lfuwbnh counsels Hmnmhl." ' " i r :.:.I,h.H";':,,',1,Ih,;,,:i i:.:::l,:l,Il': ',,,:m,l,,i'y   
     
     Sllcll 35 Yllllplllid will liiisliiiiiil to her column. not by mail or pei-l Dru-ll Hllil .2illi-ll fish 'i-.'i- ;iu Ill iiiilxiii; "i:l' rlisi-iiws 
     
     M" Th”. W” V-"" "l uiiir rluiv Rflllill interview. Write her in ”""'ll"Iiioi-i.-iiit llIlIt'lP of l'l-Illlvu-Iw i'I.xi'l's Hilit;  l Use colorii-xs null "qhih M "mud 
     
     U! lLlIvT1W lmllr l't'tltII'cs ion to sI('klUf this newspaper. among iiwiplcs of Elllttlllll liiiii-s f lii.iii.,: llii- sifiiiiiiur research .-'in:ill Icnrs iii iiitl ('1!-llV-WINS 
     
    
   
   
    
     main motor road into Kashmir. 
     
     In a few moments we were over 
     
     thc rim of mountains. and came 
     
     down into a sunlit world of omen 
     
     aid verdiire. and the silvery foli- 
     
     age of willows lining the water 
     
     courses. A weekend of travel and 
     
     I had arrived in Kashmir. 
     
     WILD Pl.AN'IS 
     
    

    
     My reason for coming to Kash- 
     
     mir was to collect hardy wild 
     
     plants. suitable for growing in our 
     
     country. and to make a collection 
     
     of dried hcrbarium specimens. I 
     
     had it little time to spare to visit 
     
     some of the lakes and canals of the 
     
     Valley. which I had heard so much 
     
     about. Sol hired a kind of gondola. 
     
     the one I chose was called ”Green 
     
     Gardcn” fitted with "full-sprint 
     
     ltcats” gaily upholstered in Kash- 
     
     miri embroidery. The blue-eycd 
     
     boatninn and his small son pad- 
     
     dled me away swiftly up n nar- 
     
    
   
   
    
     row canal. lined with luxurious 
     
     looking houseboats. towards the 
     
     Dal Lake. 
     
    
   
   
    
     There were many boats on the 
     
     canal. lluxc h.-irges passed us. 
     
     heavily laden with rushes for nint- 
     
     making. or earth for adding to al- 
     
     most water-lcycl cultivations. nr 
     
     wood for the winter tires of the 
     
     town houses Country canocs were 
     
     continually INISSIIIE, piled high with 
     
    
   
   
    
     the waxy skin of ihel 
     
     otus is surely worthy of detail- 
     
     td study. 
     
    

    
     The famous Shalimar Garden is: 
     
     entered through a narrow i-anal.l 
     
    
   
   
    
     within. one is confronted with a ra-l , 
     
     lhcr formal view of a long artill- 
     
     cial waterway. tumbling d o w n 
     
     M or is serlcs of terraces. ln shal- 
     
     lovi fall: Lining the sparkling wat- 
     
     er are inasstve rhcnnr trees which 
     
     tare said in be planted hy the Mog- 
     
     jul liiinpcrnr when he laid out the 
     
     gardcm for his queen 'l'licy nrcl 
     
     mai:niiic(-nt trees. and cast dc-cpl 
     
     shadow: in the hot sun 
     
     HELP ARRIVES 
     
     TOKYO Iliciilcrsi-Three emer- 
     
     gency food trains nrritrd Satur-l 
     
     jday in Hokkaido. Japants north-i 
     
     ernmost island. where. 27.000 por- 
     
     sonr are destitute. starving and 
     
     fremiiit: llnkknirlo was hard hit 
     
     by a had summer and disiistrnusi 
     
     crop failures follow-ed more re-. 
     
     :cently hy Irv winds and hlizzardsn 
     
     MINl:IIlS RESCUED ; 5 
     
     BOCHUM. West Germany tRcu-l 
     
     tersl-Rcscucrs Saturday foucht 
     
     their way in two miners who for 
     
     the last )0 days were trapped 2.3 
     
     300 Ice! dmrn a coal mine ncarl 
     
     here. The men. who were rescuedl 
     
     unhurt. were supplicd with food. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHAR 
     
     Have a wide variety of 
     
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     came from YOU. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     suwuCQCCCC'li'sQu qua: -vi 
     
    
   
   
    
     lll.tl his hooks arr near to be opcn - 
     
     cl! -ll tlIll- "ml lllal lll"-V 5'" "l lnther solanaceous fruits. izatherecl 
     
     ivltl lmlrlll '” lllb l'l(' ll””lt'-h Wl i from the prolific gardens lininiz the 
     
     Ill" .piri' 'i'cc Glitl ll" llmnlml "Wiiianals. on their way to the mar- 
     
     liiuiks Tlicx arc the HIICPS "ll tlicnmp. nr 5,-inngar. 
     
    

    
     I'll l.i'll iiilll tho ilcavl. iind II.Il(3 FROM LAKE man 
     
    
   
   
    
     marrows. pumpkins. tomatoes and 
     
    
   
   
    
     Il- llrtll” of Ill" slllttlllal llle "lp Tliosc waterside gardcns are 
     
     l'l zinc ihuill up from the lake bed by the 
     
     i zliorl hwlh l! W0 I Kalil?" continuous addition of soil to the 
     
    
   
   
    
     ri iv"! in tlir l"'l'li"ll -mil Eat-lsurfiice. so that they stand out 
     
     ilrllflh mi-ii mmka in vhmr mak-liikp small lsiamis. almost com- 
     
     ll of -'4 :3 tltlll 50 It'll?" P.1IITlM plctely surrounded by narrow wat- 
     
     lwill-t ll” l'l"'N"”l5 l" .V0l"”icrwnys. They were at this time 
     
     ltlcltile "ll" "I'll llllP5'l'hl"l "1 E4"” producing hcsivy crops of maize. 
     
     rliuliii: lire"-"ills? .lI-'IPll1I10W ll” l" l which stood ion to twelve feet hirih. 
     
     llll l.'l1'(" flllfl not in ihum. thcin- md pap-has of hrmigm, f-arming 
     
     twins. in man Is h-”lDIl.V '0 D0-b".celosia. the cocks-comb. which I 
     
     Kt' -our what he likes. not uhaty was told, produced . dye used in 
     
     nilicr: like and we must i'cmcm- mndu deciding; No gpgrc 1: lost 
     
     tlu- in our ('llrlNtmM Elllnfl in flicse gardens. the cucumbers 
     
     r-it ll WW" and marrnws are trained on trellis- 
     
    

    
     ii-unn ml: ILK how we must not cs out over the water. so that the 
     
     rr.irI inccssanily. and to nis rtadrlflpo fruit: can be picked from I 
     
    
   
   
    
     hr 
     
    
   
   
    
     in: brircn not J1 spirit and lutlilv canoe 
     
     I"t'lll rruiiil or ilIhPtt0t”- lln('PV- Furthcr on we came In tho non- 
     
     tittl and iinwlilml iltll remains in, g...-(f,.n5. Much gr. pprhapn 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll1lt'l1 it-rwrl in books and sh;illuw.unfqug Thpy m-9 hum up on 
     
     In !uoi.c-if i-rvirlc or iilitIXl('(llP.l noatlng mats nf reeds. which are 
     
     riillm-tint: NIH and trillcs Iorlf-fit pway from the edges of the 
     
     rlmue mntlcr worth a .-pnnle. A-Rijlake. They are towed to it suitable 
     
     rtnlrlront Ealhcriut pebbles on the place and anchored with long mk- 
     
     -iiirr Snmcinic has said ”ShfHl'ltq driven through the mat; lntn 
     
     nir lltr hooks you read iinrt I will 1 me lgkg hm hem-gin, on to these 
     
     lcll you uhat you are" Books nrel mats are plnccd small piles of soil, 
     
     lsfltk to uisclnnr: IT('a1urP. Bnnkslnnd in them are izrown tomatoes, 
     
     nic Elites to land: of pleasure: cucumbers and other fruits dur- 
     
     hawk: are paths that unwarii lead: in; the summer. There are stories 
     
    
   
   
    
     limit: rue friends; Come lot us of how whole gardens have been 
     
     Natl lslnlcn. by simply pulling up the 
     
     KWHMIII .l0l'llNI-21' .stnkes and IGWIIIE them away. 
     
    
   
   
    
     in an Fnclisiu magiuinc we I'NtIl' After contlnuinc our l0urnP.V UP 
     
    
   
   
    
     - a.-p.. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lclotliing and nrwspapers through 
     
     a metal pipe about as thick sit a 
     
     man's arm. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     SOCKS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Appearance 
     
    

    
     Fit 
     
    

    
     Comfort 
     
     when you choose socks by 
     
     Harvey-Woods you can he 
     
     sure they will look better. fit 
     
     perfectly and last Ionizer . . . 
     
     (ilaranltcrl not to shrink! See 
     
     the many handsome styles 
     
     and colours for Fall in Kroy 
     
     wool and "one-size" Kroylon 
     
     or stretches nylon. 
     
     YOU CAN TILL IIFOII 
     
    

    
     YOU GIT IT IIOMI 
     
     (lire 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     I-Iooley's 1 
     
     Men's Wear 
     
     Ill KENT DIAL 7224 
     
    
   
   
    
     Henderson end 
     
     Ctidinere 
     
    
   
   
    
     IOI GRAFTON DIAL (II! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Moon In McLeod 
     
    
   
   
    
     III QUEEN DIAI. I541 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Kelly I Melanie , 
     
    
   
   
    
     DORMITORY DARLING 
     
    
   
   
    
     cot-dsmylaholdbleti and 
     
     .thIoIuOiIl'N? 
     
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     CROCKETT and STOREY LTD. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     LOTTETOWN and SOIRIS 
     
    
   
   
    
     the most l'lallt'l.st)lllP 
     
    
   
   
    
     -;-- nu-.L5.gu gmmmmlhhgg-Lxnnng , ;,e. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
      
     
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     (ll-IDAR (iilll1STSln 
     
     tock now! SHE will never forgot the gift, which women prize most, 
     
    
   
   
    
     idwda 
     
    
   
   
    
     "I'm at i..;i.'.gLr . .. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Md 
     
    
   
   
    
     and I've iilwiiyii wanted 
     
     very own for cxtrn spccizil 
     
     personal l'1Clt3Il:,',lll31.s-lily diary. letters, 
     
    

    
     things lb;-ic to stuff in crowded 
     
     closets or drawers. So Mom gavel 
     
     - ti Iluiie for Chrlstnitis . . . . 
     
     "so ivrllfofi-iiiirsc, how much ll(5iII9t"' 
     
     ' my mom will ht-3" Ilcl Lailc: 
     
     3 Princess Elan-. Pearl Mpliognny: silvery 5 
     
     were il5C1?Illlflg'1h( swocpm" ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     II rll'lV. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ipois'im'Itoni. st-tr,-viking tr: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ffulf bod, Cliiuconl 
     
     Mahogmt or 
     
     Walnut EAISI. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ho in Scatoam. Cordoyen, 
     
    
   
   
    
     lap 
     
    
   
   
    
     clothcsvandl  
     
    
   
   
    
     nestling 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ”' Jitt 
     
    
   
   
    
     "After our years together - - - 
     
    
   
   
    
     Y 
     
     hiisy. raising children and all. tr- 
     
     think 
     
     flmvcis. Then. suddenly. undcr the 
     
     (7 
     
    
   
   
    
     from Grog. Saying. with such 
     
     eloquence, that our married lifc I 
     
     is richer than ever. And behind t 
     
     that lovely scntimcntAsiich fVl"rtI'- 
     
     ,llral ynllicf I know all lllnlll l 
     
     ' home-making problems; now I 
     
     hm-o an many snliitlonx, in one 
     
    
   
   
    
     distinctive sweet-scented trcasiire 
     
     chest Y” 
     
    
   
   
    
     on know how it in-I've lwvll too 
     
    
   
   
    
     about. ucll. hearts and 
     
    
   
   
    
     hrlstmas tree-my Lane ('host. 
     
    
   
   
    
     --g- ...g-- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The 
     
    
   
   
    
     LIFETIME GIFT 
     
    
   
   
    
     that holds 
     
     Personal Ti'eiisureI 
     
    
   
   
    
     So Beautifully 
     
     Sn Safely 
     
     Sn Privately - - 
     
    

    
     "Man's Gift 
     
     to Woinan".