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the final ten days oi the month at Bentley. Secretary-Treasurer. __ _ ____ N, westawny_ Jas, creed, Angus Mc-l _ _ _ l _ ___ _ l

__ 25.5 per cent was larger than for any _ 5015-6-.1-81 lncl nl L_ B_ Mlllel. of Cl.le_l.lol_l_e_ Bell.l_ lnlnlel, MeBeln_ Pelel. Dnnn_ _ 1-The policies of the Admin s ra. insurance ofhccr, hat cer a n un-

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_ need of any. A. Home ds Go.

5082-6-8-

poried rasiilts of Canadian National [,151-gN._pid ynu my me Y, 1=_

. Railways for the first tive months of ol Mnrsnlleld present mel, pl gr/_ the year 1931 may now be summar- __ alms Wln_s,l,, n, me come eo Mor

five

t .l5. 5068-6-6

‘A months ot this year is t'i3,oes.3ss as Hall. June 8 H B

*gli compared with s9o.s0s,saa in on r iii aiu 20% v.

Based on Ma/y weekly earnings re-

,ll 81116 1/. WM °f 1930- °~ fi\’°\'¢°=° this YW succr-zssrux. srunaur --

40.'t'i cent. and January, $3,611,297 or 21_0

08.

I-I GROUND LIMESTONE.-We have

MARKET nltvntw ron. .wma s, mi n len, mnll on nend_ Cnll won lf

ehard and white. lbllbwing the opening of gifts Miss Quinn and Mr Needham

' although stil in s. coma from surprise

thanked each and every one for their kindness-etc. The bride to be was then bounced several times by Messrs

In James Cummlslsey and Charles Train

or. A very dainty luncheon was then

21' served by the hostesses Mrs James

Cummiskey and Marie simpson as-

us' _slsted by Mrs. William Legge. Music y’ and games were then participated in

until a isis hour when an rieparted

wishing the young bridal couple a glorious voyage over the “Matrimon-

The .-

l »,_,lll5_ _ _l_ In M #ial Sea. Previous to this she was 0 $1 987 or 193 pegigggs r 11?; "mme °! c°"“°m' Fraser W” °m“` given a linen shower by Mrs Alex usually bright for his years. But a _lm ___

re 5

the decrease was $34 o . 1 . _

’ ' I tea from the use or names or the .

ll 076 45 168 r , st ke am suddenl , nd from then! r 0 pe Gwynn Roxbury The marriage takes ro c e Y B h U10 d Jr€SSi0Il 11°-‘S for the Dominion aggregating some

per cent; Ap ,3, ,Z r . l. _ . .

% cent' March, $3,094,135 or 1931 per First Year students passing from P. place ln Bmolnlne the latter pan ol on ne gnnlnnlly weakened llll me end-l And w areas ci _

deepened and unemployment wldw- $54,000,000 for fire insurance.

cent: February, $3,ti22,3ll or 21.2 per w. Q, l ll l _

I June' Peace u y came 'ed a result of the hscal policy

- 1

-- l As. Presented

Mit. Jour: A. nose

'rho district or Albion lost one or

IN MEMURMM Amendment

ii Tax On Insurance ,Is Well Received;

By Liberals No Cost ls Added

its oldest and most beloved citizens. -f---

_ an A. no a i

when M' "° 5° 9”" “way wa .i no s.~Tnn Liiiri-ri

at his homo more on aprn iam at Old” _ l ‘in Bud el _Hd the advanced age or eigmweight' up It-l1|:rri, Igalstzn in gihc nl-Iduse

to within a few days of his death hcl ls __ _ _ was enjo ing excellent health with c°‘“m°“§ as fo °“5‘

From the Toronto Globe (Liberal)

a` TORONTO, JUNE 6.--Th!! 1 P9 bl' cent tax, imposed at Ottawa on tha Uf net fire insurance premiums in thi

Dominion--which will be largely ab

y Whereas thcrc exists thi‘ough0uI sorbed by the companies--will be

faculties that were exceptionally well ' nresel_ved_ and n_ mlnd that was l_ln_ Canada. grave depression accompa

ll- tantamount to a payment of ap-

ied by Wld0Si>1‘€Bd Un€mP10yn1e11t and proximately $500,000 into the Fedora

Treasury, last years net premiumi

Of Not one of the insurance execu-

The funeral was held on incl as

t et f ‘th at thc tives who spoke to The Globe seemed

7 *M5* 1"“»'"‘ percent The results for ‘Way showed ~

im' ' ` ANNUAL MEETING-Th inual . U18 G0\'@f1lmfH~ S 01 llel ' the usual seasonal gains in total, a ° M PERSONALS twentieth and was conducrad by Rev. _s____Cl__l h__S______ of 1930

'gr HW mvnihlv lush for the year in '“°°““¥ °f me members °f "h° 7-“W -_~ A. R. Gibson, assisted oy Revs, Af ` _ '_ ,

date being mtabiished. It is interest- Society of Prince Edward Island will The many lnnnds ol Mlns Mnl,gnl__ Mnnny nnd C ll MncNevln_ The And whereas. as indicated by ihel nu were frankly pleased with (mg. - ins to note that except for Avril. the as n is 1 th Law Library ln char- - ` ' ' focal inc~nuros now snnmiucc, M” decrease W” M the Smauesz lotteliiownn one Monday the 15th day et Doug” Wm be glad to know mari remains were laid away in me tem' jGovcr11mc>nt proposes to continue

'-Lf, pernentage rate of any month this ' __ 3 _ _ k W E she is recovering from her recent sevietery at Lower Montague. The fol-_ _____c_ _hm _________ _________d M year. although tho decrease durinz °' "““° " °°°° P' m' ' 'iere uiness. ‘ lowing acted as Dall bearers: Messrslf’ i g '

' This House regrets thai:

critical of the 1 per cent impost, but

thc; was decision to take 15 per cent of tlic the gross premiums of certain com- panies “not licensed in Canada."

"lt is high time," commented one

nn fro pr p _ _ _

tion do not contain any specific pro- licensed and tax-free reciprocal ant

101

I00

-in previous reporting period this year

CONXERSION BONDS

` Mr- Felix Cwley' an “Bed resident ox Halifax, where they attended the ed at Orwell Head, and was at that 2"ThB ’ep°"’_ of me _HSC _m _ _ _

uics proposed \"l1l bc to iiiienslfy the responsibilities, as they are already

5 d'l`h_e records now_ available of the `Frectown, passed away early Thurs- lneetllln ol llle Anellean Synod oflllme a very acllve follower Ol lnei -. _ . . _ __

____ eglflz-l_\;lf~=D__?_§l lgvné/£25331; day mominl;.Marteé ll §h";* xnfjil the Diocese of Nova scotia. church of scotland. But over forty f°;”§"l““l';" _‘nf i;';f_‘1l;_l';"°‘l;gl‘_fCC;‘b°“L shmng in the Immegcs' 10 The *WS ° f uf EYS ea e rs a o no moved to Albion, where “ be Y Y 8 I Y

.ll -,Q town, and Mr George Walsh oi and Wm Moore _ . ____ PASSED AWAY AT FREETowN_ Enel_sne_ have returned home nom Mr Rohn ln nls ynnngnl day5_ llv iision ioi the relief of uneniployiucnt. mutual companies were asked tc

:il cas- carry their fnir_ share of the national

_-.5 1 _

2.25 I1 - _.___ ll ` ` ' U*

- make it “sible W W°1`K 0*" the PUS- ly g_ _ _ lnlees reeelved by lllese who mllsl __________.__._._____._.

ltlon of peach of the four maturing be heard with smmw by his many Capt. Taylor left by the I-Iochelaga, he had Smeg re5;ded_ For a good pm; n__;'_;l2 $325 mags U1? 21% exlflni-ll/_<5 Wh_§CY\ friends th’°“gh°ut the I5]““d"E saturday afternoon for Pictou. to at-i of that time he drove the mail and, sen kugir l;r°§_uCtS _in lw0:__T'i os d to sul lament de elves the

--» , 1 _ - ‘ _ ' 1 s ,

mann nlrengly ne; gxeerbyeiltgnriw lffn 23 _ tend the funeral Of Mrs. A. C. Misc- because of his congenial manner, was mai _an E mms “ _lc I D e ID P

"0 ' FUNERAL SERvICE"The flmeml Donald. very popular among all clases. be “md mr goods and sewlccs in

‘ - ct

0,, was natural the largest percentage of V

-08.00 conversions took place in the issue ot James can was held lsaturdig ~ _ ' . d nl n

that Wm mature me soonest’ me morning from his late res dence, Ml,s_ Cornellns Gaudet and llme llrst Wlle wns n Mlss McDonald from 3_The proposed increases in tax- control of tariff an taxation w c i931’s. The conversion of over $38,- Bishop Street to St. Dunstan’s Basil- dnnnlllel, Constance left saturday Orwell and by nel, ne had elle lnl_ ation, both direct and indirect, will belongs to Parliament; 000900 Of 5 WWI Uf $52.920.000 IEP' ica where a Requiem H1811 M“5S W” mo,-mug on B visit to relatives and lnwln elllldlen no S r lvc, A fall most heavily on those least able And this House is of the opinion

“"7” resents 73 per cent' leaving ‘-‘my $14" celebrated by Rev C McCarthy R-EV. l g ' W u V ' ngus to hear the burden thereof whilst That the existing economic de 105.50 000,000 outstanding or about 27 per ` ` .' friends in 3°5t°“~ :und Mrs. Sandstrom in Washington, ‘ _ ` 1112.10 cent el me orlglnlll lnllll .lllls wlll Geo. McDonald conducted Service Hi __________.__ ' Mm Peanlnn ln vnnconm, nngll there are dccrensvs proposed in to

“'00 provide an easy problem for the De. me gravé' The pal 1 bearers were INSTITUTE NEWS and Mont, in Montana, and Jhhn, in _M1011 \\'hichdivill_ relieve tlllose _whose

‘ S I Si 131 C 0 Hy-

partment oi Finance on the ilrst of Messrs P. MicTague, P. Manuel, Jas. ____ Snslnllcnewnn Hls Sue d Wlle wa ,_ incomes ion cr 1 n c 1 p October next-cash payments to this Duffy and John Pollard. The lnonlllll, nleellne of me mem_ Mlss Marlln nom ln; glme place _:nd ing .1 nrrntni- share of the expense

. l ‘ _ -- ~ l i:ir1ii1::i:'~li'.’llion.

.- was in th 1933 t .t th ..- ' M15 01 Veflmn Ri‘9|' Womens In one alonv iviih llie iullo 'ug cl ltl".' l

102-‘-’-~l e ma “' y' °" 5m coim-nowaav Nurrians - A _,mule was held al llle mme ul me , nln,ll___ ‘lll___llll_ ln _l,l_l_`l`l_l‘ln_ ;l____'_‘C__`_l »:-~v11n- ofioci of inc_i~rn.<en custo

-01.

NIR. 109.

105.

"‘3~n_._i extent. The next largest conversion

Mr Rose was twice marlred. His mgmy protected mam

o elected representatives of the peopli

of that direct and full measure oi

x- pression can only be overcome by pol-

icies which are of a character

(A) To relieve unemployment,

of 1131 To restore a condition of par-

_ily the relation between the pur.

ms chasing powers of all classes.

1011,-inl000,000 outstanding. out of a total _ 1 _ “"f~‘*‘ 0! $446 000 000 or 39 Def “mt of U" pretty marriage t°°k place at 154 Sccrctnrv. Miss Marital-ct Huntley, on] lll Alllellnl Mm Nlclnllslnn ln Clnn._ l t:1i'i1l'» :incl other rcstiuctions and ob- _ - ici _To brim; 2150115 m0f@ Gllultabli

' "ll b to curtail distribution of the burden of tax-

Dil

ste - 1 _ _ , . .. _ ._

out/ correctly. The division or this marriage by Reverend J- M- M°Le°d‘ read and approved. All uniinished` randchlldlfcll and Slx glenl gl.lll.ld_ -"mf-"-iflli ui lflflll '-‘~'l1l'li it is now

amongst the four groups would re- _ E _ _

' correspondent' of ulti a. slight increase in the 43 er The bride and groom were support business Was Settled- The S°"eta1'Y‘children. To the bereaved wc con-3 f- "' “~‘~ ` *~” ' ' - "“'"'

s n p c n shown as out standin for the ed by Miss Emma M°bb5 and Mr read the correspondence, relating to I ve our del.ll l _llllll ll, Y(_)U’LL _

10'.._:10`1932 issue, almost exactly one hall Prince Street, Charlottetown. on June Tuesdalf el,elllllll_ Jlllle gl-ld_ The; loncllwn and Mary snnon and Ca_‘_.t:_;iep»_,< to ti-nge ui e

. .. .

" oct 10 . --'h

» /_ __ _ ___ was converted and of the 1934's a- 2 . M1315; M C bb d gh _ . ,,

Y A' 71:- - "W W ` bmw 57 pe' cent' leaving in this cm’ texiftoihlslg and Ii/‘figs Cigar oe £30121 of meeting opened by Smgmg the 1”' thcrlne. Wh0 were at home “t "M wlmnnptlon--l1aI7(: thle v1;)1u,I~ne of e r (D) T encour e the e ansion oi

43 per cent outstanding. In this total _ ' ' g Bo _ Smllfe Ode- f011°W*'-‘fi bi’ repeating' time. In addition. to this large fam-Umm "mn “M me “img wwe ° ag xp

there has been credited to the 1934 lM““"“m_“"d Mr' W' E' Hudsm W the Creed in unison. Twelve mem- lly lllal lclnlllns ln __.lwl.lSll lllc lnnln_1uii¢l Dl‘0<l1Pl'lii` Of UW wumry the $12,350,000 not 1-et allocated, in icy. Son of Mi-, and Mrs. W- Freeiiian llels leennlnlnll ln lnn l_nll cnll_ The my of an ___________o_______u ____Sb____d and l_n_l.__l_l, ll,.l,l.l,_.|_ _

c l<~';l-lnl on oi the special

& °"d°" that the aggregate might w°"k B°Wl9Y °f Midgeu Wwe' united in minutes of the lnstlmeetinil were father theic sie al<o r.w°iity-foui` :"`Th

x- ation. _

so the external trade of the country

and .

(E) Restore to Parliament its ful

pro authority over tariff and taxation.

_ _.___.-_LT-,_ _ _-_v-rs

° e I' ' 5 ' f :xi _' :L _‘.

G & Coe 1934's. H-rid lJl‘0bllbly reduce the per- Everett Webster, Jl'-. The bride was thelns titutc. The followin8 motionsl y _._. - - % . ill h %

` ' _ __ . .. ,_ . ,... .. 1 S ;

contact still Outstanding of the oth aecomingiy sttired in coral pink crepe were cenlell that $5 be sem lo l,_.\ ln_lln_ _lm nn___l_ _ ______ln_ New cooking utensils we w r ni

. Th f li i

Memban ui H” Mcntreal stock Exduma' gials Wiilclql ¢i;‘x>nigni.gi‘gel;ti!iig.give me and the bridesmaid in Nm greenl Red Cross Society in aid of crlppird ,

--" ` Total amount of loan $1 084123350. ge°rgetf’e' and hom ]°°ked Very at' children fund; that Misses Georglc‘

Amount converted $639 816.500 leav t1'9~°tiV€~ After i-he °°"9m°“Y the new' MacMillan and Mai-garet Huntley at-

” and aura' st” mmnonebwn in a balance outstandln of $445,: ly married couple accompanied by the lend lllenleelllng at Mm L_ _len

POTl\TOES FERTILIZERS

g B .

006350 which E 59 per cent °f me Kl‘00m-5105-0 and b\‘\d95\T|_31d- momfed kms; that 5 letter of sylnplllhy be

ist dl ii ds I l i 41

_ _ ____ _____ __ ___ . ____ ou an ng on tl, lilalX_3lf‘ll_y‘?ny tl? me h°me of me nude' Where a sent one of the members. The fol

" - _ __ _ __ . .E _ __ reception was rendered them and the lowing statement was reno and cor-

- SUCCESS op 'nm Rgpggwss following evening supper was given Bi- rested. The minutes of February

_ CAMPAIGN IN CHARL0TTET0WN their h°m° in M_i‘_13°“» whew ° meeting read that a cake was made

Plea-“nt 5°°l“1 e_"°’:_’~“E was 5l’e_‘_?__°_ by by Wcmen‘s lnstltute to muse money

. ' The returns roll- the mnnai Red §____numl;sr__;>l f;sf\_S and n¢_§_ for runes. This statement was in-

, UYOSS Campaign Or the Uiiy Of Char- - an rs' "V ey were e ' correct as the cake was made by

We cannot advise you whether or not you should plant lollelnwn ne now complete and snow cllllnlls ol mln, useful glue The members ol Inslllule for cnarlw _md

L.. We do know h0Wev€l‘_ tilllt 3 8000 Year §¢“e1'a"y an aggregate 9; 5125509 ¢011e¢f,ed by lyoung couple are highly esteemed in not for me lnelllllle_ A ellsellsslnn a discouraging one, and if you do not sow you cannot e eemlnlllee nl men and by 8 lluuse me community, and their many on mlslng funds to Dann nn _nlerlor

'l`li into crop grown in 1924 sold at very low prices to house envelope collection by 1-_ friends wish inern many years or ol me scnool _lnnng Summer nollnnys

9 D0 _ grown in 1925 sold at record making prices. The crop large emul, of 1ad1e,,_ nappy wedded iile. look l,l_,ce_ ll was ,novell and see

Ciial`i0tf.ei.0Wl'l IMPROVE AFRIAN PORTS itendered a miscellaneous shower by llenel Anllleln

I _-_

than

J'-A Iv

\ f 2-!" '/rL*»_2’»¢§

'F-‘;F ,

..--..@l,!.ie.i“°f __J`- "nik »--.=--L#-=". -L-1. , _7»“‘»"-vi _

“ U ‘f"

A Spectacular Showing of

» 1

WHITE' KID SHOES

LINEN SHOES SPORT SHOES DEAUVILLE SANDALS

COMFORTABLE-COOL-SMART

IN APPEARANCE AND MODERATELY PRICED l

White kid straps, plain pumps, ties $3.95, $5.00, $6.00 _ Sport Shoes, rubber soles . .. . . . . . . . $2.50, $3.95, $6.00

Deauville Sandals,” (white or colored) .. $4.50 to $6.00 n_ D|ff"¢l1twidth’s carried in stock with medium or high °°‘“ md tirinr- Since _nn ln lnmir

' below '° l nge BW" ln much im'

. heels. ,,,,n\oi\\;l llnltmr \\l:_mn_ “_ 13.. 1.

. - mme- _"7 Avlfd 5:; can “_ S. ‘

ALL1-:Y,f¢ co., Lai. _l_ll>_._l_l-,R-_-l_l_ly_

____ on

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,,¢.__ A H ‘I

e1m ,w iqfli ' H ;`-f‘§if~5ff~"i,..,.,¢‘_»"\‘°‘ i : Buuooca

Women si Summer Footwear

I i l

_ _ BLOOD _ is Biiiiius

__ ar gt ; F ti it

' _' ' "° _ ' 'Y 'Y ` ‘”""' ____,._._ her cousin Miss Marie Simpson and

i K at their home

rt works are proceeding in Tripo- 1,51 Gordon St. Allston, Mass. where

D0 . 1g34_ decorated for the occasion in yellowor

Rheumatlsm So Bad

Could Hardly Walk

- Hn. Wm. RB. No.

ROME June 6 (U P>~1mpo1-tant Mrs James cumms ey THE Plulnllla on Sclwns

P° _

litania and Cyrenalca, The docks arelupwards of fifty of her most intimate llllnnnlmenlnl nnrms Note)

n. _ being enlarged at Tripoli, and the friends gathered together and shvw- Tne nlnnlls nl eng Charlottetown

‘ harbor for me fishing fleet is be- ered her with numerous gifts, and Exnenmenlnl sennom wlln me “_

"1l.-gf ing improved. At Zuara. work has be- ‘fond ielicitations for a. happy future. cannon ol, enone ln hedge mws_ have

gun for the construction oi a r€s\1l\1;lHer fiance Mr. Needham out the never been pruned ne“ny_ They mi on rc 0 _ -

rt which will be ready in 1933 01’ The living room was very artistically

trimmed to keep them in shape.

nl,

Knmzig, ' Guelph, Oat., vrrltas:-"For yearn I -

mdcnd with rheurnatism, and my

hands and feet used to swell

at times, I could hardly walk, uid eouldnot sleep or rest for the pain. I used diderent kinds of msdiains, but got nothing to do me any good imril a friend told me to take Bm-dock

‘ Blood Bitton. Now I have no more

pains and the rlroumseiaria is gone."

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1928 was hard to sell at all yet that grown in 1929 ,ntpough the mums are some. ended lllel ll ,lame be llelll and ln”

in big profit. Wiliyou bein a position to participate-in the what less than the Charlottetown Mlscanaauaous snow!-:R-Arr lellell, llcllell, lo, eel ol dlenes be

from the 1931 crop. Seed is cheap. The product may collection or last year which am- other of our Prince 1‘3<iv~'ar<i Island drawn at mls d,me_ M155 Hemel

ounted to $1303.16 in view ut the ure- lit- “1;_°°S°5 _f‘°S°°“;l__:;°5~;>l__f°‘ _ was appointed to see about the nan

_ vailing conditions the Red Cross is ll TE Ome 9WD- E _ ‘and Mr5_-yweedy me musk; The ln-

we have R supply of chemicals’ (.)f 3'8'7` and 4'8'7 ready ‘highly Sflltified by this l‘95D0I1S€ 120 ‘xatmwn Q“m“» d““3m“` °f Mx' ‘md siiiute appreciates very much the en-

ertillzer, ready for quick delivery after June lst. lf ll, appeal and wishes to tend" its Mrs. Patrick Quinn rcrmoriy of Au- nlllmenl nl _nn new membeln Mm not buy you may wish _you had bought. sincere thank, to an its good friends burn, but now residing in ivriuenocket l_ Tweedy lnvlled me nnmlnn lo

who have by their donations small or MBi1'ie~ Hel' el'\SBE€Y¥\€l\t WHS M\¥\01m- hel. heme lol. next meelllne Lllnen great contributed to this result C90 mme time B80 0° MY Mwhael was sawed by me llosllesl-,_ Mrs _l

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---_-°-'_*" lmdny evening May 23rd' she was meeting glosgd by ginging the Na.

.Pruning begins, as a. rule, as soon as the shrub is planted. Fall plant- ing is not recommended, but when

` the shrubs are set in the fall, prun-

ing should be delayed until spring. At this time instep is reduced from one-third to one-half. depending on the amount cl roots remaining on the plant. If a large proportion of the roots have been cut or broken when transplanted, then a relatively large amount of the top should be removed. As much as possible of this wood is removed by thinning. and less heading back will then be neces- sary. Any broken or damaged limbs are also removed at this time. Ever- greens are not pruned when planted, other than to remove extra leaders if present. One leader only should be

For future pruning a knowledge of

flowering habit is necessary. Shrubs b|00mi!l€ normally in the spring, and early summer bloom on wood pro- duced the previous season. To prune these plants in the spring would mean the removal of much of the flowering wood. Plants of this kind

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lliih ut llic liuinc ol Ii/lisa Ainiic l-l\iii- ier witli twelve inu|11bci's and one vis-

itor present. The mcctiiig opened in the usual way, followed by roll cali, which was answered with Garden. and Poultry Hints. Minutes were read and approved. Sick and School committees reported. Meeting de-

l _iou are leugucs ahead of any you'\l‘ ` yet seen, in improved design and -'

uilllics. They

successful, kitchen work plczisziiiicr.

and the care o

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clded to pay some one to wash the school floor, also to get a bottle oi polish for the desks and Mrs. Walter Burdett and Miss Brown voliinteercdi __

to polish themu The sick, school, program and lunch committees were l 1 appointed for next month. Question-J J naire papers were distributed, also a i letter was read from the Membas “_ Pectiri Co. Program was a reading, 55 by Mrs. H. A. Burdett. The next lf,- meeting is to be held at the heme of lg

hand, blind-folded. The meeting closed with the singing of the Na- _ tional Anthem.

naturalsymmetry of the plant is re- tained. Never cut. shrubs back to a

sary to cut old bushes back severely

the result. will be a. healthy, well-. balanced shrub with plenty of flow- pers, order now at Btace's.

Evergreens are not usually pruned,

although some, such as cedars, re- spond to a iight clipping after growth begins, to retain form and

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are not usually pruned until after flowering. plants blooming later flower on the current year's growth. and may therefore be pruned in the spring. The idea in this and late pruning is to remove old, dead, dis- eased. or broken wood with a mod- erate thinning, and heading back to retain form. The heading bac should be dime carefully so that th

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