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Okra Coca beat In rath'ar ml: land and re- QIIrea frequent shallow cultivation an- al the plants cover the ground. mun-mg Ind lying "to plan!- to an» - Inn" mum, at fnm I. *- ulm. and nm 0» mm -m Hm um" Hun when "my In no. trim not 0M "and. Pra- tvuOy-lvo In My tomato plant- vm hp nun-40M for [raving In IM to.» um. «a “I. numb? should (unlit plan] 01 “Cum fur Imam" usâ€" Iml fur run Mugâ€"Unm-d sum [mm-9M ‘1 .A'flmhuri _ l 'smr om m mm was (mp-nu by an Unltml muo- Devmmm at Autumn-ta.) Tomatoes are mluplml to gmwlm: lu "cry garden, whether large or small. 1‘0 have u supply l-urly In Hm neuson. the seed slmuld l»- mwu under cover [our to six wet-ks before [he weather becomes Wurul uunlunrs. and the plums should h» trunspluulml ours or twlu: bellm- gaming llaelu In llm ope-u round. ’l‘w-y dnzun plums mm usuuL y be Dul‘l'hawll ut the Md 3mm cheaper than they mun lno grown. l'olv grown plums are. usually the host If they can he Mwm‘ml. Inlour pluuls should lm gradually Mrdened lo oululnln mmdlllonx. ’l’hlu Jean be dun» by plm-lng tlm lmxcm or you In width ".01 no pinata! out Icon lot mm! been car. I" who. no mum I. warn, TM] any in All wool bathing suits, costs. when dresses: Canton crepe. Poiret twill, French linen. Voile. m6 ndie and Ghnghms met -- made-to-memre and” in that ladies. I run now give mdycto-wear corset made wimpy Co. the same spnmm 7 'ALLA‘ .JA-MM :mu' "Ea-2;?" iii; order éomts. for less monew . and order yours â€"- wear . ’ mny â€" for comfort (Mann Shanta 89 Start“! Indoor. and Gradually Hardoncd to Outside . ConditionIâ€"Two Method. for Home Garden. “M“ to EVEN Garden, Wheth- Ringling Bros. and Barnum IL 81in er Large or Small. Bring an Entire Shipload of W. Novelties From Europe. :flfievâ€"lmshtes Don-mum! at Ant- 329‘. m; n In this wonder circus o! 1922â€"-with its mom than twenty tnlned wild‘uimnl diaphya in and ‘uunu. fully 160 wonderfully school- ed trick hon-t. 700 mu 0nd woman pol-(omen. loo clown. and mm at; rectumâ€"Ibo price of admission ism men than below. And ”IOU"! the trained ulna-l number. Ind tho hu- men-o horn nhov: won datum In llmmolvu while touring Europe. tho)? All who glance over the cable news or who read the magazines must have noted the many contracts entered into by the Ringling Brohters for foreign talent last Winter. A special ship was chartered this spring to bring the hundreds of human performers. trained animal acts and equine dis~ plays to America. Mom than 3 mil- lion persons saw the mammoth ncw‘ circus of 1922 during the weeks that it exhibited in Madison Square Ger-g den. New York. Now this marvelousi exhibition is touring the country n-Q hoard llve great nilmd trains. It‘ i.» a third bigger than the Ringling Brothers and Barnum 811on show or lost season. It in ten times big- ger than any other elm“ now on tour. I Made even more tremendous than in 1921 by the recent addition of mzmy more tmined wild animal dis- plays and the pufchase of Europe's biggest horse show, Ringling Bros. and Barnum Bailey‘s combined will exhibit in Chicago, Grant Park, for nine days, starting July 22. “Station-to-Station” Long-Distance Service DODGE BROTHERS . Announce ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY If you are willing to talk with anyone who answers the telephoneon the pram ises of the distant telephone subscriber, justcall by number, ifyou know it,or by name of subscriber or firm if you do not, and tell the operator you will talk to anyone who answers. This service is quicker and about twenty-five per cent cheaper than “per- son-to-persnn" service. Under “station-to-station” rates a charge for a message is made where 3 connection is atablished with anyone at the called station. Get acquainted with the money and time saving “surfim-mâ€"uuim" long- distancc telephone service. DOWNERS GROVE REPORTER. DOWNERS GROVEJLUNOIS " Mr and Mrs A. G. Michel left Monday morning via automobile for a two wet-ks vacation in and near Fair- mount. Minn. With them are Mrs Michel's father and mother, Mr and Mrs John Mohr and her aunt and cousin, Mrs. and Miss Hyde, of Fair- mount, who have been visiting here. TRY ‘A REPORTER CLASSIFIED are mom than a thousand animals in the zoo of this circus and these in- clude a tiny baby hippopotamus only recently born, and accompanied by‘its three-ton mother. Another remark- able zoological feature In an armor- ed rhinocerous, the only one known to exist and for which the Ringlings re- cently Iefused an offer of $30,000. am not oflered u septum attrac- tions by the Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey combined shows. Mad .11 Ire on one gigantic pk» gram. Everything is in one mam- moth main tent. One ticket admits to all and includes admission to the tremendous double menagerie. There Tiny an GOOD! ”1 If Ionservative Changes in the body design of all the types ‘ nu- A cuungm. . "who“! that. nip-wally. I'm arr-u In «do: our far (var r" lam m" m In I m Ion.“~.‘6nr Vm sun "who: 1'" how u (or you In a II. Mo. tau and»: n In.» mu.‘ “I! Iben'u «nun. um duo-wt m In a an. an New Venn mum “(not when l (w (to. wlm you Int a nun about (he dump-a n! an an!“ to than tell- ya»: "I'I «a the lln.’ Bul II'I mum: mm. A row «flung. up- I m. pull and and. usual. 11» and am In an. ".0. Mn "00 on“ hm "I ml.- sn.‘ l tmln‘ about It and Her rum! Oman '0“ by can. 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