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Novnmar M, 194 M . TTP à ir. Junior Le<zgu .Garden Club to, Give Program The junior League Garden Club of Evanston will arrange tbe program to be given Monday, November 19, at tbe Nortb Sbore Garden center in Winnetka Community Flouse. An exhibition of winter bouquets1 will be on display. Tbe program îis i to, begin at 2 :30 in the afternoon, instead of tbe usual morning hour. Mrs. C. D). Ewer of Wilmette will speak on tbe arrrangement of winter bouquets. Hostesses for tbe day, members of tbe league, are Mrs. Jobn McPberrini, Mrs. Jobn J. Louis, Mrs. Carol Alton. Mrs. Thomas Chace, Mrs. Edward S. Clark, Mrs. John Herdic, and Mrs. Roger T. Sherman. Mrs. E. i.. Scbeidenbelm and Mrs. Montague Ferry wili be in cbarge of the library. New November catalogues andi magazines are on the desk at* the center, and ail garden loyers are urged to consult these and to avail tbemselves freely of aIl services oý the center. Gorgeous Amaryllis Plant Sure to Grow The old-time Johnson amaryllis was. a favorite bouse plant for generations, its clusters of big velvetyv crimson trumpets beîng a sure-fire winter at- traction. We niow have amaryllis of tis type, double the s ize of the old Amaryllis Johnsoni and in a great variety of colors f rom White through pinks to scarlet and deep crimson and some Witb bandsomne stripes. Tbese new bybrids are certain bloomers. Al they need is to be planted and set in the window and tbey will send up their stout stems crowned witb a cluster of huge blooms. Tbe bulbs are large and need a large pot of at least 7-inch' size, the bulb beinLg overed so tbat the neck protrudes from the soil.. \Vbe n potted set tbemn in a sunny window anid water justto moisten the soîl until tbe bud starts ptîshing out of tbe bulb. In order to get long stems, some growers keeptheni in the dark until the stem is four or five incbes tail before briniging inito ful ligbt. After flowering tbe leaves, whîch are long, broad and dark green, develop and are ornamental. They sbould be kept in growth after flow- ering and given plenty of moisture until tbe following July or August, wben tbey sbould.be given a resting period, letting tbemn become dry. In tbe.fall they will start new groWth and will devel op their stems -in winter again. It is no trouble at, ail to have fine amaryllis blooms in, the ordinary living room. .Tbe old Johnsoni is still one of the fine ones and can be bad at aIl deal- ers. Another. old-titnrr of sborter ,gro .wtb botb as to flower stem and f oliage is. Amaryllis Equestre, an orange scarlet, one of the most gen- erous oik the whole amaryllis Iist iin hlooming, often throwing up two or three stems., Plant a few amaryllis LIBERKTYI LOAN AutoI CORPORATrION Personat Tel. Greelelo353 Farniture 1569 Shermnan Avenue, Evanmstonm for, gorgeous window, display this winter. The so-called magic lily tbat often. astonishes tbose not familiar witb it by shooting up a talstem ini late sum- mer crowned with pink Mies is also an amaryllis and a hardy bulb to be planted now. This is Amaryllis Halli and also known as Lycoris squami- gera. It makes. its f oliage in spring and then dies down and ýdisappear s. In August and early Septeniber, the flôwer stem appears suddenly from the bare ground, grows rapidly and unfolds- its handsome liles. Tbe crown of the bulb "should be about four inches below the surface of tbe soil and it should be given a good tnulch the first season. It is perfectly hardy and neyer fails to attract admir- ation and astonishment. Illinois Club Presents Garden Talks This Week The Garden Club of Illinois is presenting Hugh Findlay in a two- day course of lectures on Tbursday and Friday of this week at the Palmer House. At 2 o'clock tbis af- ternoon (Tbursday) Mr. Findlay's talk will deal with soils. Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock his sub- ject will be "How Plants Grow." In the afternoon at 2 o'clock of tbat same day he will talk on "Sbrubs and Trees." Members of tbe Garden Club of Illinois will be admitted on presentation of their membersbip cards. Guest tickets will be sold at the door. Considered one of the -most out- standi ng lecturers in the country, Mr. Findlay is by profession.a landscape arcbitect and professor at Columbia university. He was graduated at Syracuse university and received bis M. A. at Columbia and M.L.A. at Harvard. He bas been bonored, in England as a Fel low of tbe Royal Horticultural society and in tbis country as a member of tbe American Society of Landscape Arcbitects. His books, "Flouse Plants. Tbeir Care and Culture," "Practical Gardening," and "Garden Making and Keeping,"e are familiar to many north shore gar- deners. DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Miller, 842 Sheridan road, bad as tbeir dinner gusslast Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Jac k Stayne r of Cbicago. O us day of last week Mr. and Mrs. Miller visîted friends in Soutb Bend, Ind., and last Sunday tbey were pbeasant bunting near Antiocb, 111. MORTOAGE LOANSi We are in the market for conservative irst .mort- gage loaiis on resiclenceS, apartmenlts and office buildings. INC. 1 N. La Salle St., Chicago Céntral 0227 1571 Sherman Ave., Evanstoin University 200 IHOME AND GARDEN j Mrs. Howard Pitts of Evanston will be luncheon bostess to ber bridge club Friday. Among tbose from Ken- ilwortb wbo are members are Mrs. William Smytbe, Mrs. Walter An- dersen, Mrs. Herbert Mesick, Mrs. Walter Botthof, Mrs. Louise Boucb- ard, and Mrs. Curtis Steen, and Mrs. Charles Law of Winnetka. C. Howard Bent, 2000 Beecbwood avenue, left Wednesday on a busi- ness trip to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Mixed Crocus, per 100 ..2.50 L4ndScape Service FRANKEN SBROS. 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Phone Wilmefte 23,85 or University 5035 Serving the entire North Shore from Evansrton to Lake Forest North Western Renews. RETURNS FROM ýEAST Tours to Californiat bMr'. Lloyd Crossett, Who will spend California escorted winter tours, flot.I wne ibhrsni-a n operated sinice 1930, will be. renewed grandsoGog igly n i this year by tbe tour department of son, Jimmy,, of- 529 Cumnor r oadr- the Cbicago and Nortb Western rail- tvrned to Keniltworth l1ast week froni way-Union Pacific system witb a 16-,a ontb's visitto ber borne in Geniesco, da y Christmas and New Year's Holi- N. Y. Mr. Kingsley bas .been in the day tour and 21-day tours in January Presbyterian bospital under observa- and February, according to John C. tion the past week. Pollock, manager of tbe department., The Holiday tour will leave,,Cbicago on Frdiya nigbt, Deceçmber 21, return- CENU ing at 8:50 a.m. Sunday morning, Jan-CLAU uary 6, while the otber tours will TULIP SPECIAL. leave Cbicago in tbe morning on Sun- Your cho ice of 100 îst size Holland day, January 13, and Sunday, Feb- gwnbls ecopik$47 ruary 10, returning on February 2 relow ui a 5 e aofp..,... and Marcb 2. Almost ail of California's rd elw aedr t outstanding- spots will be visited by Bartigon, Bleu Aimable, Clara Buit, Mfme. travler ontbe 6-dy tur.Krelage, City of Haarlem, Pride of Harlem, travler onthe 6 dy tur.Farncombe Sanders, Rev. Ewbank, William Copeland, Dido, Rosabella, Inglescombe Yel- LUNCI-IME..NI HO U M.. xxmm3moml5i November- 15, 1934 WILMETTE LIPE. (in whole or ln part)