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SATURDAY, JUNE : Your Garden in July SI SRR Shrubs can be used to obtain privacy Today's Crossword ACROSS It should be correct in a man- ner of speaking. (13) He was beaten all round the town. (7) It is often put before home on a return. (4, 3) A Cinque Port provides the end. (5) The powerful prince takes strong and pounded tea. (9) A very early visitor from over- seas. (8) Crow after taking a degree? (6) Shut up three times in the local! (6) Small extracts from some paper after the wedding. (8) For those who are ill--can be alum perhaps. (9) "The himself is hoarse That croaks the fatal en- trance" (Macbeth). (5) Undoubtedly goes too far! (5) Weaken, in the case of a run- ner very quickly. (7) Mislaid between the coasts cf Lincoln and Norfolk? (4, 2, 3, 4) - DOWN 2 I'm in the list for a noisy 3 reveller. (7) Necktie in the bad old days out West. (5) . What sort of hen ran_up to Lily? (8) wok ERR The first officer seems to be at home. (6) This is a mere parody of un- dressing. (6, 3) A bit curt for a disengaged employee. (3, 4) The cat ain't due--ithis can be established. (13) Sounds as if the baker's pals share the dough. (7, 2, 4) Listing. (9) This variety of Hun scone is unique. 8) A bit of a fag? [t's more than that. (7) The song only mentions one of these as in the town. (7) Not all boys together, but all together, boys! (6) About the novel--try to start again (5) Time To Relax BY A. W. RUNDLE OW is the time to relax and enjoy your garden, the heavy work of preparing and planting being almost completed. What a thrill to watch the flowers grow and bloom and the vegetables maturing! Your radish, green onions, peas, and beans that may be on your table now, are your reward for the hard work that was done in May. The hot weather of this season makes it necessary for us to check our moisture conditions. Shallow rooted plants, and grass will suffer quickly from lack of mois- ture. Also newly planted trees and shrubs, and roses, will need some artificial watering, There are many methods of applying water, but whatever method you may use, be sure to soak the ground thoroughly to a depth of 6 inches and then leave it for several days. Do not sprinkle the surface of the soil daily. Warm weather also brings one of our worst pests, the aphids. These come in many colors and shapes, but can all be destroyed by a spraying or dusting with DDT or Malathion, or combination of the two. The Red Spider or Spider-Mite is not as easily detected because it is not visible to the naked eye. It will attack most plants and will cause evergreens to become light brown in color. In your vegetable garden you will watch your potato and tomato plants for bugs. Spraying could be done to prevent blight. In order to make your leisure time more enjoy- able, you could now plan and start preparing your outdoor living area. Choose an area which has easy access to the kitchen if possible, but 'it'is just as essen- tial that you have some privacy. Privacy may be achieved in many ways, such as fencing, panels of fiberglass, louvered panels. Or another good method is by planting trees and shrubs. Having attained this you could provide a floor or base to sit and play on. A stone or cement product will be most practical, and a smooth surface could be easily cleaned. If shade is needed to make your patio more com- fortable, you will find the fiberglass panels a very good material, as it allows the light to pass through. The garden should present a pleasant view from this patio area, and where planting is not possible, the use of urns, tubs, and planter boxes with evergreens, an- nual flowers, or pot plants will add greatly to the in- terest of your outdoor living room. FOR HOUSE PLANTS POUR PLANTES OD INTERITUR For lush, healthy flowers and plants feed them FERTABS regularly. The oldest and best known plant food avai}- able, FERTABS are ideal for either dry or water feeding and for transplanting. Feed your plants FERTABS for natural healthy growth--costs less than 14¢ a week! Sold every- where for 15¢ 25¢ 50° and $1 .00 per package "'the perfect pill for every pot' COLDS Sore Throat INSTANT RELIEF @ Reliea upon by four generations of Caonadionr mothers @ Penetrates tast to relieve pain ana congestion. ® Apply it worm --rub it In @ Nothing like for fast relief! DR. THOMAS' ECLECTRIC OIL