anaheim-gazette 1950-10-27

You are an OCR engine for a region cropped from a scanned historical newspaper page. Transcribe ALL legible text exactly as printed, top-to-bottom. FOURTEEN CANDLES shine on the cake Nancy Seekins is about to cut for guests at the delightful dinner party given by her mother, Mrs. E. D. Seekins, of N. Palm st. Gathered to honor Nancy on the occasion of her birthday are, Jackie Duke, Mary Holiday, Priscilla Cranston, Pat Duke, Jean Seekins, Shirley Seekins and Sally Newlin. GLAMOUR GALS HOLD ROYAL FLUSH By BETTY CLARKE AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor The glamour world is taking playing cards to its bosom this fall. Brooke Cadwallader designed a series of scarfs with antique playing card motifs, Ceil Chapman did a dress in "high-stakes gold" and a new "red trey" lipstick takes its color straight from the Canasta deck. A real lipstick red should be popular this year. Red without a tinge of blue or yellow should be high card on the lady's charm score pad. This high potency red will give a lift to your dark gray flannels or dramatize glowing plaids. The biggest make-up headache, come chilly weather, is the problem of keeping lip rouge intact throughout the day. A girl must be a stickler for lip grooming even when she isn't wearing lipstick. To keep lips smooth she must remove lip rouge before applying a new application, cream her lips at every opportunity, and when lips feel unusually dry, apply a coat of vegetable oil or a dry skin mixture to them before going to bed. It takes just a few more seconds to do a good lip makeup and it certainly is more attractive than a red smear of lip rouge applied on the run. When applying lipstick that you want to last an entire day, first be sure that your lips are dry. If moist, the rouge will cake and roll. Powder your lips slightly. Then, with a lip brush, etch the outline of your upper lip. Avoid the Cupid's bow or a too-thin lip line which tends to make the mouth look harsh. Minimize an upper lip that is too full. After outlining the upper lip, working from the center out, fill in generously. Then gently and allow the previous application entirely and start over. Personal Items Kirk Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Allen of 937 S. Olive st., was brought home suddenly Tuesday morning after becoming extremely ill. He was attending UCLA where he is a junior. He is expected to remain out of school for about a semester. Visitors are allowed and will be welcome. Jane Macloghlin, buyer for the Millerick Shop, recently returned to Anaheim after spending some time at the Fashion Preview at Palm Springs. Mrs. Frank Doretti, 327 S. Olive st., is at home following a third operation on her arm which was seriously injured in an automobile accident last Thanksgiving day. She was confined in Queen of Angels hospital, Los Angeles. Relatives report that she is recovering successfully. CLEAN UPHOLSTERY Rayon upholstery fabrics may be safely cleaned at home by using soapless lathers as directed on the container. Clean a small area at a time, rubbing suds well into fabric, then wipe the fabric with a clean cloth or sponge. a well-defined imprint. Fill in this lower outline. Tip the corners slightly to give the illusion of a smile and a more youthful look. Gently press the lips on a sheet of cleansing tissue, powder lightly, and apply more lipstick. Blot until no trace of rouge appears on the tissue. This not only insures against leaving a red smear on cigarettes, glasses and linens. It will keep lips fresh and alive looking throughout the day. If you feel that lipstick needs re-doing, remove the previous application entirely and start over. Stanton Items Joe Manning, 9352 Chapman ave., member of the Stanton Lion's club, which is now building a new clubhouse with volunteer labor at Chestnut near Cerritos ave., proposed to the Orange county board of supervisors, Tuesday, that the club will make an offer to the board Oct. 31, for a low rent lease to the county on land adjoining the clubhouse to be used as a recreation center for the youth of the community. The members of the Lions club would supervise the recreation. Manning said that for 10 miles around the area there are no parks or recreation facilities of any kind. The Hanson Busy Beavers will sponsor a Hallowe'en party for all the children in Hanson Manor, their parents and friends, Monday evening, Oct. 30. The pot-luck supper at six o'clock will be on the Donald Wires property, 7172 Thornton ave., Mmes T. V. Tedrow, Melvin Huss and P. D. Crawford have been asked as a committee to plan outdoor games for all ages of children and their parents: Mrs. Roy Allen, 10662 S. Chestnut st., left with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stockton, 823 14th st., Seal Beach to motor to Colorado to do some hunting. Both families have many relations there. They will also see their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stockton who were married in Stanton last month and are in Colorado on their honouren When applying lipstick that you want to last an entire day, first be sure that your lips are dry. If moist, the rouge will cake and roll. Powder your lips slightly. Then, with a lip brush, etch the outline of your upper lip. Avoid the Cupid's bow or a too-thin lip line which tends to make the mouth look harsh. Minimize an upper lip that is too full. After outlining the upper lip, working from the center out, fill in generously. Then gently and firmly close your mouth, rolling the upper lip over the lower forers slightly to give the illusion of a smile and a more youthful look. Gently press the lips on a sheet of cleansing tissue, powder lightly, and apply more lipstick. Blot until no trace of rouge appears on the tissue. This method should insure against leaving a red smear on cigarettes, glasses and linens. It will keep lips fresh and alive looking throughout the day. If you feel that lipstick needs re-doing, remove the previous application entirely and start over from scratch. Lipstick on lipstick is a botch job at best. Mrs. Roy Allen, 10662 S. Chestnut st., left with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stockon, 323 14th st., Seal Beach to motor to Colorado to do some hunting. Both families have many relations there. They will also see their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stockon who were married in Stanton last month and are in Colorado on their honeymoon. Mrs. Charles Stockon was formerly Jeanette Allen. We're Back! We will be OPEN for BUSINESS TUESDAY, OCT. 31st After 3 years we are returning to serve our friends AT OUR NEW LOCATION—1126 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Across from La Palma Park— SERVING CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD Specializing in those FAMOUS JUIGY STEAKS LUM'S CHOP SUEY GEORGE and FONG Watch for Grand Opening Celebration Soon! Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Mrs. R. Williams Honored Recently At Stork Shower Mrs. Ray Williams of 214 E. Broadway was honored Thursday night at a baby shower given by a group of her friends and former co-workers at the SQR Store. Highlight of the evening came when Mrs. Evelyn Franzen presented the pink and blue wrapped gifts to the honored guest. Visiting occupied the remaining time until refreshments of coffee and pumpkin pie topped with whipped cream, were served. Those attending, in addition to the honoree were: her mother, Mrs. James Ward, Mrs. Mary Huenemeyer, Mrs. Grace Witherall, Mrs. Dorothy Bradley, Mrs. Evelyn Franzen; Mrs. Billie Coughlan, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. Emma Flower, Mrs. Murial Singleton, Mrs. Marieta Hamann, Mrs. Paulin Brunn, Mrs. Lorraine Cushing, Mrs. Helen Hicks and Mrs. Hertha McLaughlin. Unable to attend were Mrs. Angeline De- Those attending, in addition to the honoree were: her mother, Mrs. James Ward, Mrs. Mary Huenemeyer, Mrs. Grace Witherall, Mrs. Dorothy Bradley, Mrs. Evelyn Franzen, Mrs. Billie Coughlan, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. Emma Flower, Mrs. Murial Singleton, Mrs. Marieta Hamann, Mrs. Paulin Brunn, Mrs. Lorraine Cushing, Mrs. Helen Hicks and Mrs. Hertha McLaughlin. Unable to attend were Mrs. Angeline DeWitt and Mrs. Kathleen Gilbert. Personal Items The Orange county branch of the National Fuchsia Society will meet Monday evening in the American Legion Hall, 936 N. Lemon st., Anaheim. A pot luck dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m. Bring your own table service. Come in Hallowe'en costume if you want to and help add to the fun. Mr. Harold Botts, well known Anaheim nurseryman, will talk on "Black Magic" and other subjects. Bring plenty of questions. All visitors welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Friis entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Heckenlaible Tuesday. Mr. Heckenlaible is the City Engineer of Lodi and the Lodi delegate to the Los Angeles meeting of the State League of Cities. Annual Hallowe'en dance sponsored by the Elks club will be Saturday night. Elks and their guests will be admitted for $1.25 a couple. Costumes optional. Mrs. Mary Rouland (of the Gazette staff), 9375 Hanson ave., was awarded the adult group prize at the Stanton Community church Rally Day Sunday, for bringing the largest group to Sunday school. Joe Leach, 10681 Fern st., was the high man in the juniors. An attendance goal of 196 was reached. Rev. Charles White announces that next Sunday a prize will be given in the primary and beginners groups to individuals bringing the largest number of new members. He hopes to reach a goal of 200 members every Sunday. Fraternal Twins Torch Critique As the dama critic on the Torch staff writes: "How will you change in the distant future and how will your friends feel then? For a prophetic portrayal of old age see the SILVER WHISTLE, one of the Broadway hits written by Robert McEnroe. On Stage Jay Hern as Oliver Erwenter, a great, but lazy lover and Elizabeth Robbins as Miss Tripp, his beloved, are the leading characters who make life interesting again for the old folks. Members of the supporting cast include: Elden Buck, Mike Casey, Bette Bolton, Frank Mortensen, Bob Petigo, James Krueger, Dan Swift, Ronald Johnson and Dennis Turner. Anaheim Night Zena Bloomfield, Pat Sullivan, Wes Bose and Janice Schamp are the four Anaheimers appearing in the production, and all four will be remembered for their dramatic abilities in high school. Who could forget the women with all the children in the 1948 junior play Old Doc? Not many, for Zena practically stole the show. Giving her competition however, was Pat Sullivan with her portrayal of an Irish woman. Wes Bose was another of the many who took part in this outstanding play. Janice Schamp can be remembered for her leading role in the 1948 junior class play "June Mad." Several members of Anaheim VFW Auxiliary attended Buena Park Inspection night Wednesday. Representing the social club were Opal Walters, department junior vice-president. Florence Carroll, Elmo Richards, Minnie Harvey, Vingon Gamble, Adelaide Schroeder, Emma Danield, Helen Maas, Dorothy Mallonee and Martha Russell. DEEP WELL COOKER The deep well cooker needs an extra bit of warm soapy water as it is likely to be neglected. Dribbles of soup might cling to the walls and pass unnoticed. Treat the cooker to a thorough soapy scrub. Don't put the cover in water. Just wipe it clean. Go to Church Sunday Designed for figure flatter this attractive style for gee daytime wear. Two rows of tons make a nice trim for front. Choose your most being sleeve length. Barbara Bell sew-rite perfed pattern No. 1219 is designed sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and Size 14, short sleeve requires yards of 39-inch material. For this pattern, send 25 c in coins, your name, address, tern number and size wante Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gaz 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6 Fraternal Twins R2005 These little boy an' girl dolls are destined for a happy home in your toddler's heart. Entirely crocheted and stuffed, the pair are soft and unbreakable. The sturdy crocheted clothes will stand a lot of "dressing and undressing." Pattern envelope No. R2005 contains complete crochet directions, material requirements, color chart of faces, stitch illustrations, and finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. DEEP WELL COOKER The deep well cooker needs an extra bit of warm soapy water as it is likely to be neglected. Dribbles of soup might cling to the walls and pass unnoticed. Treat the cooker to a thorough soapy scrub. Don't put the cover in water. Just wipe it clean. Go to Church Sunday Enjoy that feeling of buying the Eastern Sliced Bacon 39c lb. PAN READY FRYERS 69¹⁵ Pork Liver 49¹⁵ BOLOGNA 39¹⁵ Arden's or Nu-Maid OLEO 25¹⁵ Colored and Cubed WE SPECIALIZE IN LOW PRICES EVERY DAY... OPEN 24 HOURS—7 DAYS WEEKLY TO SERVE YOU WITH QUALITY FOODS AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES DAY AND NIGHT MARKET N.W. Corner Lincoln and Stanton Anaheim 917 Community Service Senior Scout Policy as a result of their own efforts Senior Girl Scouts have paid their own Scout uniforms and turned their attention to community Service as their policy the year. Some of the specific services of immediate service are by insting at the Community Hosla as aids, by serving with the Food Bank, and by helping with Girl Scout Booth at the Ananual Fair. The Senior Scouts are over the leadership of Mrs. P. Schmitz, and Mrs. Charles Robba. Intermediate Scouts have also be active in organizing their tasks with election of officers of library interest. Fifth grade troop of Broadway School with Mrs. M. Woodruff as leader reports the girls as leaders: Angelita Berta as president, Barbara Smith as vice-president, Judy Herdias secretary, Mragaret Dena reasurer, and Diane Renbaum eribe. Group 31 of Zion Lutheran unleadership of Mrs. Vernon Quiz and Mrs. A. Piegel elected for new officers with Jo Ann Bell as president, Sandra Balltz as Vice-President, Lorraine Alz as secretary, Joyce Leiger reasurer, and Shirley Newkirk scrube. Both of these interiate troops laid plans for an resting year of fun and accy. My flower garden always goes to pot at this time of the year and from the looks of some of my neighbor's yards, I see I am not alone with my troubles. According to Sunset Magazine, you can work from one end of the garden to the other, cleaning up, replanting and planting. From the looks of my garden, this is good advice. Since I am an amateur gardener with more enthusiasm than skill, I decided to get some help from those in the know around town. The plants at Lee's Nursery always look so vigorous and green as I go by, that I made Lee's my first stop. The Lee family are all gardening experts. Son David is in his second year at Cal. Poly. in San Dimas where he is studying ornamental horticulture. Bill Gieger is head of the department which includes indoor planters, camillias, fuschias and bedding plants. Henry Harrison takes care of spraying and the like, and Elry Hemken does land- one customer who planted the claws on one side and let each plant figure things out for itself. Sure it was a woman gardener, but her method worked—so there! Actually, the prongs on a ranunculus claw do point down while the fuzzy crown should be on top. You will decide ranunculus are worth this little trouble when you see their large double blossoms abloom with gorgeous coloring this spring. Cinararias, coral bells and primroses do well in that shady spot you have been wondering what to do with. Tulips can stand part shade, too. Pansies and violas do well during winter months. Know what makes for big blooms? Blood-meal. Yes sir, dig a little blood-meal into the soil and watch for lots of enormous pansies with happy expressions on their faces. While you are debating about what to plant, you can be getting your garden ready. Pull out the dead annuals of summer and cut back the perennials which have Neat Daytimer The Lee family are all gardening experts. Son David is in his second year at Cal. Poly. in San Dimas where he is studying ornamental horticulture. Bill Gieger is head of the department which includes indoor planters, camillias, fuschias and bedding plants. Henry Harrison takes care of spraying and the like, and Elry Hemken does landscaping. Mrs. Forest Lee, an experienced gardener herself, loaded me up with all sorts of free booklets: a pocket garden guide, a newsy brochure called "Garden Chats" and the monthly garden magazine that is free to all customers. "These will answer all my questions, I am sure, but give me a thumb nail sketch of what can be planted now", I asked. This is what Mrs. Lee told me. If you have not already planted your sweet peas, do it now so that you will have blooms by Christmas. Seeds of allyssum, sweet William, linaria, forget-me-not, Iceland poppy, lupine and calendula can be planted now as well as stock and snapdragons. In order to save gardening time, you can buy seedling plants, a good selection of which is now available at Lee's Nursery. And another thing—when you see the fine bulbs and visualize the spectacular blooms they will produce, you will waste no time in preparing the soil for fall bulb planting. Who can resist the King Alfred daffodil with its large golden yellow flowers with pure golden frilled trumpets? Very showy, very showy. Brilliant blue Dutch Iris intermingled with the paper white narcissi make a pretty picture. Tulips will grow in Anaheim gardens as well as hyacinths, Lees' Nursery carries the number Lee's Nursery carries the number one bulbs. I can never remember which end is up on a ranunculus claw, can you? Mrs. Lee told me about always look so vigorous and green as I go by, that I made Lee's my first stop. The Lee family are all gardening experts. Son David is in his second year at Cal. Poly. in San Dimas where he is studying ornamental horticulture. Bill Gieger is head of the department which includes indoor planters, camillias, fuschias and bedding plants. Henry Harrison takes care of spraying and the like, and Elry Hemken does landscaping. Mrs. Forest Lee, an experienced gardener herself, loaded me up with all sorts of free booklets: a pocket garden guide, a newsy brochure called "Garden Chats" and the monthly garden magazine that is free to all customers. "These will answer all my questions, I am sure, but give me a thumb nail sketch of what can be planted now", I asked. This is what Mrs. Lee told me. If you have not already planted your sweet peas, do it now so that you will have blooms by Christmas. Seeds of allyssum, sweet William, linaria, forget-me-not, Iceland poppy, lupine and calendula can be planted now as well as stock and snapdragons. In order to save gardening time, you can buy seedling plants, a good selection of which is now available at Lee's Nursery. And another thing—when you see the fine bulbs and visualize the spectacular blooms they will produce, you will waste no time in preparing the soil for fall bulb planting. Who can resist the King Alfred daffodil with its large golden yellow flowers with pure golden frilled trumpets? Very showy, very showy. Brilliant blue Dutch Iris intermingled with the paper white narcissi make a pretty picture. Tulips will grow in Anaheim gardens as well as hyacinths, Lees' Nursery carries the number Lee's Nursery carries the number one bulbs. I can never remember which end is up on a ranunculus claw, can you? Mrs. Lee told me about always look so vigorous and green as I go by, that I made Lee's my first stop. The Lee family are all gardening experts. Son David is in his second year at Cal. Poly. in San Dimas where he is studying ornamental horticulture. Bill Gieger is head of the department which includes indoor planters, camillias, fuschias and bedding plants. Henry Harrison takes care of spraying and the like, and Elry Hemken does landscaping. Mrs. Forest Lee, an experienced gardener herself, loaded me up with all sorts of free booklets: a pocket garden guide, a newsy brochure called "Garden Chats" and the monthly garden magazine that is free to all customers. "These will answer all my questions, I am sure, but give me a thumb nail sketch of what can be planted now", I asked. This is what Mrs. Lee told me. If you have not already planted your sweet peas, do it now so that you will have blooms by Christmas. Seeds of allyssum, sweet William, linaria, forget-me-not, Iceland poppy, lupine and calendula can be planted now as well as stock and snapdragons. In order to save gardening time, you can buy seedling plants, a good selection of which is now available at Lee's Nursery. And another thing—when you see the fine bulbs and visualize the spectacular blooms they will produce, you will waste no time in preparing the soil for fall bulb planting. Who can resist the King Alfred daffodil with its large golden yellow flowers with pure golden frilled trumpets? Very showy, very showy. Brilliant blue Dutch Iris intermingled with the paper white narcissi make a pretty picture. Tulips will grow in Anaheim gardens as well as hyacinths, Lees' Nursery carries the number Lee's Nursery carries the number one bulbs. I can never remember which end is up on a ranunculus claw, can you? Mrs. Lee told me about always look so vigorous and green as I go by, that I made Lee's my first stop. The Lee family are all gardening experts. Son David is in his second year at Cal. Poly. in San Dimas where he is studying ornamental horticulture. Bill Gieger is head of the department which includes indoor planters, camillias, fuschias and bedding plants. Henry Harrison takes care of spraying and the like, and Elry Hemken does landscaping. Mrs. Forest Lee, an experienced gardener herself, loaded me up with all sorts of free booklets: a pocket garden guide, a newsy brochure called "Garden Chats" and the monthly garden magazine that is free to all customers. "These will answer all my questions, I am sure, but give me a thumb nail sketch of what can be planted now", I asked. This is what Mrs. Lee told me. If you have not already planted your sweet peas, do it now so that you will have blooms by Christmas. Seeds of allyssum, sweet William, linaria, forget-me-not, Iceland poppy, lupine and calendula can be planted now as well as stock and snapdragons. In order to save gardening time, you can buy seedling plants, a good selection of which is now available at Lee's Nursery. And another thing—when you see the fine bulbs and visualize the spectacular blooms they will produce, you will waste no time in preparing the soil for fall bulb planting. Who can resist the King Alfred daffodil with its large golden yellow flowers with pure golden frilled trumpets? Very showy, very showy. Brilliant blue Dutch Iris intermingled with the paper white narcissi make a pretty picture. Tulips will grow in Anaheim gardens as well as hyacinths, Lees' Nursery carries the number Lee's Nursery carries the number one bulbs. I can never remember which end is up on a ranunculus claw, can you? Mrs. Lee told me about always look so vigorous and green as I go by, that I made Lee's my first stop. The Lee family are all gardening experts. Son David is in his second year at Cal. Poly. in San Dimas where he is studying ornamental horticulture. Bill Gieger is head of the department which includes indoor planters, camillias, fuschias and bedding plants. Henry Harrison takes care of spraying and the like, and Elry Hemken does landscaping. Mrs. Forest Lee, an experienced gardener herself, loaded me up with all sorts of free booklets: a pocket garden guide, a newsy brochure called "Garden Chats" and the monthly garden magazine that is free to all customers. "These will answer all my questions, I am sure, but give me a thumb nail sketch of what can be planted now", I asked. This is what Mrs. Lee told me. If you have not already planted your sweet peas, do it now so that you will have blooms by Christmas. Seeds of allyssum, sweet William, linaria, forget-me-not, Iceland poppy, lupine and calendula can be planted now as well as stock and snapdragons. In order to save gardening time, you can buy seedling plants, a good selection of which is now available at Lee's Nursery. And another thing—when you see the fine bulbs and visualize the spectacular blooms they will produce, you will waste no time in preparing the soil for fall bulb planting. Who can resist the King Alfred daffodil with its large golden yellow flowers with pure golden frilled trumpets? Very showy, very showy. Brilliant blue Dutch Iris intermingled with the paper white narcissi make a pretty picture. Tulips will grow in Anaheim gardens as well as hyacinths, Lees' Nursery carries the number Lee's Nursery carries the number one bulbs. I can never remember which end is up on a ranunculus claw, can you? Mrs. Lee told me about always look so vigorous and green as I go by, that I made Lee's my first stop. The Lee family are all gardening experts. Son David is in his second year at Cal. Poly. in San Dimas where he is studying ornamental horticulture. Bill Gieger is head of the department which includes indoor planters, camillias, fuschias and bedding plants. Henry Harrison takes care of spraying and the like, and Elry Hemken does landscaping. Mrs. Forest Lee, an experienced gardener herself，loaded me up with all sorts of free booklets: a pocket garden guide，a newsy brochure called "Garden Chats"和the monthly garden magazine that is free to all customers. "These will answer all my questions，I am sure，but give me a thumb nail sketch of what can be planted now", I asked. This is what Mrs. Lee told me. If you have not already planted your sweet peas，do it now so that you will have blooms by Christmas. Seeds of allyssum，sweet William，linaria，forget-me-not，Iceland poppy，lupine and calendula can be planted now as well as stock and snapdragons. In order to save gardening time，you can buy seedling plants，a good selection of which is now available at Lee's Nursery. And another thing—when you see the fine bulbs and visualize the spectacular blooms they will produce，you will waste no time in preparing the soil for fall bulb planting. Who can resist the King Alfred daffodil with its large golden yellow flowers with pure golden frilled trumpets? Very showy，very showy.Brilliant blue Dutch Iris intermingled with the paper white narcissi make a pretty picture.Tulips will grow in Anaheim gardens as well as hyacinths，Lees' Nursery carries the number Lee's Nursery carries the number one bulbs. I can never remember which end is up on a ranunculus claw，can you? Mrs. Lee told me about always look so vigorous and green as I go by，that I made Lee's my first stop. If you have not already planted your sweet peas，do it now so that you will have blooms by Christmas. Seeds of allyssum，sweet William，linaria，forget-me-not，Iceland poppy，lupine and calendula can be planted now as well as stock and snapdragons. In order to save gardening time，you can buy seedling plants，a good selection of which is now available at Lee's Nursery. And another thing—when you see the fine bulbs and visualize the spectacular blooms they will produce，you will waste no time in preparing the soil for fall bulb planting." While you are debating about what to plant，你可以 getting your garden ready。Pull out the dead annuals of summer and cut back the perennials which have finished blooming。Burn any diseased plants you come upon。Get rid of weeds，which I admit is much easier said than done，和 get after those everlasting garden pests。Slugs and snails are the ones to watch for right now。 Your spring bulbs will do better if you throuoghly spade up the place where you plan to plant them well in advance of planting time。Spade the ground and fertilize well about two weeks before you actually plant your bulbs。它 will pay off in blooms。 COLOR PREFERENCES Research has shown that brunettes prefer red，while blondes usually prefer blue。Latin races like the warmer，more brilliant hues。Nordics usually favor cooler，softer tones。 PORTRAITS NEED NOT BE AN EXPENSIVE LUXURY SEE US TODAY FOR THOSE BILLFOLD AND POSTCARD SIZE PORTRAITS。 YES，我们 HAVE LARGER SIZES IF YOU DESIRE。 SPEARS PHOTO SHOP 117 S. 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