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July 28, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 11 Weeds One of Two Worst Foes of Vegetable Crops Weeds, along with insects, probably cause most of the vegetable losses that are experienced annually, says L. H. Strubinger, of the department of horticulture, College of Agriculture, University of Illinois. When weeds are allowed to grow unmolested for a few days during the hot weather they either choke out the smaller growing vegetables or seriously impair their quality by retarding their progress, he added. "If constant cultivation is practiced in the garden there should be little difficulty in controlling weeds that might otherwise occur. However, if for any reason the garden is not cared for and weeds are allowed to gain headway, it may take considerable time and patience to rid the premises of them. "If the weeds are small they may be cut off just beneath the surface of the soil in cultivation and will probably die. If they are larger they may need to be pulled and carried away. This pulling can best be done when the soil is quite moist, and if it is too dry the roots may be cut just below the sur- face with a sharp knife. Afterwards, it is always wise to cultivate the area to kill any weeds that are just start- ing to grow." Dorothy Hilton to Wed Ade Schumacher 31st Miss Dorothy Hilton will have as her only attendant Miss Marie Dlu- gosch of Tulsa, Okla., for her mar- riage to Ade Schumacher Tuesday, July 31. The wedding is to be solem- nized quietly in the Hilton apartment at. the Georgian with just the imme- diate families and a few intimate friends in attendance. Mr. Schu- macher will have Wilton Lewis of Evanston as his groomsman. Miss Hilton was recently honor guest at a bridge and shower given at the home of Miss Virginia Anderson in Chicago. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Diedrich will give a dinner at their home in Golf. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ober Clark, whose marriage took place at the American Cathedral in Paris on July 3, have returned and are now at home at 230 East Delaware place, Chicago. Mr. Clark is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win H. Clark of 909 Pleasant court. --n Mrs. William Sidley of 739 Humboldt avenue has been entertaining her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Bill Sidley of New York City. Mrs. Sidley left yes- terday for New York City where she will make preparations to move to Rye, N. Y,, shortly. Dancing Prizes NORTHBROOK DAY SATURDAY, AUGUST 4TH Parade at 10 A. M. Featuring Flower Show Nash Series 400 Sedan RUBYs UNITY 10 TO P THE SEASC ESTR AL LER sLE Gn CHILDRENS SHOES AT ALL HVE SHOPS a FOR Fou YOUNGSTERS AT RADICAL REDUCTIONS. ALL KINDS BUT NOT ALL Dt IN ALL STYLES BUT PLENTY TO PICK FROM. LE IR kD 3 INCLUDING LADP SHOP .76 EAST MADISON STREET > RARE (D4 # RUBY JUST RECEIVED! New Shipment of Summer Frocks Midsummer Frocks--crisp, cool feather-weights--ideal for your vacation--in a grouping of varied styles and colorings. $8.50 Two For $16. STYLES Long Sleeved, Sleeveless, One-Piece, Two-Piece and Two-Piece Effect, Hand- kerchief Style, Pleated Skirts, Frilled Styles, COLORS . Tailored and trimmed White Flesh, : with Embroidery. Peach, Maize, Nile Green, Blue, Coral, THE Tan, Rose, Pink, Orchid, Green, FABRICS Gray, Yellow, Chiffons, Prints, Georg- Light Violet and ettes, Crepes, Polka Dots, Beige. sparkling with youthful- ness and vivacity. SPECIAL LINEN WASHABLE DRESSES | Some beauties--in flowered and plain, beautifully made up in ONE and TWO piece Dresses. A timely offering | of rare values. They will not last long. Select early-- buy several. $4.95 Two For $9.00 BARNETT'S STYLE SHOPS 703 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON