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HOUSE AND GARDEN 
May, iqii 
“CRAFTSMAN” 
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showing exterior and floor plans of 24 houses that cost 
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Grow Your Own Fruit 
(Continued from page 352) 
free of undesired sprouts as directed un¬ 
der pruning. Secondly, spray with Bor¬ 
deaux mixture before every rain, if possi¬ 
ble, from the time the vine leaves come out 
until about the middle of July. After that 
use ammoniacal copper carbonate. Take 
special pains to cover every part of the 
new growth upon which the fruit is borne. 
Where only a few vines are grown, the 
bunches are often protected by covering 
with man© bags, put on when the grapes 
are well formed on the bunches. The top 
of the bag is slit down three or four inches 
on sides and ends—four cuts—at the top, 
slipped over the bunch, and the flaps 
formed by the cuts folded over the canes 
and pruned below the canes. 
For early black sorts, Campbell’s Early, 
Moore’s Early and Worden. Concord is 
an old fine dependable sort. Wilder and 
In pot layering the runners are rooted in pots; 
cut from the parent stock they are easy to 
transplant 
Eaton are also good. Of the reds (early) 
Brighton; (medium) Catawba and Salem; 
and (late) Delaware and Ionia are fine 
proved sorts. The best of the early 
whites are More’s Diamond and Green 
Mountain (Winchell). Niagara and Em¬ 
pire State are good late whites. Four or 
five well-tended vines will yield many bas¬ 
kets of more delicious grapes than you can 
buy. It is well worth while to grow them. 
The Chrysanthemum Outdoors 
( Continued from page 346) 
Practically all the hardy border plants 
are better for some protection in winter 
in the northern States. Leaves or strawy 
litter, concealed and held in place by 
boughs of pine or spruce, should be put on 
as soon as the ground freezes — not before, 
on account of danger from mice. This 
should be removed in early spring. In the 
chrysanthemum bed the tall-flowering 
stalks should of course be cut off before 
the protecting covering is added. 
After the bed has become established a 
light top-dressing of manure early each 
spring will help to keep the plants vigor¬ 
ous. There is often a tendency to send up 
too many shoots for the best results in 
flowers, so it is worth while to pinch out 
late in spring a part of the weaker ones, 
especially in the more crowded parts of the 
bed. Clarence M. Weed 
SAVE MONEY 
An Underfeed Heater Will Reduce 
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If you are among the thousands who have 
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two thirds , by installing one of 
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Out of town orders carefully attended to. 
Correspondence is cordially invited. 
Lamp and candle shades. Stenciling. 
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Let us send you our 
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