Show - - - ------- - ' —- -- ""-- - Through the Gardenqate I Plants Fine for Summer ' 4 - 4 Bloom I I a ' 4 4 S s I 4 4 I d s 01 I r e ' Ao 111( :P ils ii alb II e' as vs S - 01 s Iless is le 4 ' el -- - ' s t yr N" St s t s'r: s - is -'- ' ' eSs s I's' "': ' P'' 4' te e 4L s I ' 4 '4 ' 1 i - ''' - r -' :' r ::!3(4- sss ' isp 3 " fric : — ': ''""''''' ' sIlle) — '' ' IMO MO en-'U- else - —— i i t - ' '' 'DT ME e e — erea - -- --- ---' 7's s' ICITH roi - iJ‘" 100'il' iowsitise --"s - Youths Born During War Prussian Officials Forbid Unfit for Military Duty Coeducation in Schools — — LONDON per ceut of the youths born during the war are rejected when they present themselves for enlistment in the British army of them Approximately are rejected on sight because their unfitness is obvious and the others who go forwtrd for medical examination are turned down by the hundreds Poor food during the war folloWed by unemployment in their youth is blamed as the principal cause (UP)-Sevent- y-five ' Pk s a 1 SPECIAL SALE AT YOUIDEALERS Sto) - ' ' BERLIN (Al—Prussian authorities frowning on coeducation have decreed that girls may be admitted to "gymnasia" and other educational institutions hitherto dominated by boys only if there is no "lyceuip" or girls' school in the vicinity In principle however "maedchen verboten" is the rule and girls must get special permission from theminister of education if they want to study with boys 4' Slogans Urged To Assist AAA --- - - --- SYRACUSE N Y (UP)—The A A A should follow the lead of the PARIS (UP)-M- ore than 292 trains N R A end adopt "sure tire" 'slogans were to take care of the required and emblems to increase sales of milk Easter exOus from Paris to the pmvproducts in the opinion of L inoaelndliearby resorts in excess of Re Hopkins of Argusville the regular railway schedules At a recent A A A meeting here he Ohs indicate that the principal offered the following slogans as ex- routes were Deauville Dieppe St amples of what he thought were good Maio Dinard Etretat and Argenteuil ones: Hundreds of pilgrims journeyed to "We can eat our way back to pros- Argenteuil to venerate the holy tunic of Christ which has been kept in the perity" ' "We eatliur share" Basilica there for 1101 years Special He suggested an emblem like the trains also ran to Lisieux for the venblue eagle with an A A A design con- eration of Sainte Therese "Little sisting of a bottle of milk surrounded Flower of Jesus" by an egg an apple a tomato and a The incoming traffic however was head of lettuce surmounted by an ap- exceptionally heavy as well with visitors from the 'provinces and also propriate motto rather than Britishers from London and other "Underconsumption overproduction is the basic cause of cities coming to Paris for the Easter low prices" he explained holidays et- ingerr light- littourdywithikbhlack ayndbwe iiciotem it on like water - ' :s s- a' ss 't'''I' t t0t sflet- as i t dries Makes your floors look like new Keeps them clean Protects them from wear Saves you 0 time and labor s1 --- - s14 -t 4 Applier 84 F MAKERS OF JOHITZOITS s WAX ' 31 I ' tall -s 1 0 L e " i s: ss kit "sss" 'I s' - U ' Sill' ' 0 47 ) I possi- bet- - my your the or d St ‘ ' i - '" - ' b xfi ' ' m:-- -- 1 11 I s' R I :::::::: L:::::::::::::::5::::::::::::::F:Y :: 4 iS:4': 't!' I W:54at:c 4' : ''' '' AV::::-4- V :' l' '' 4 I t ") gem' 4 Os t4 n ” sa Ps - - I 4 401 ' ' '01 Irv'14 - - Z:ss---- - -- rb e they ehoorr - :: 4 - ''' : - ti ' 's kidaind: ' l I grownupi prefer ! Cream? Whi (to : theihuy more of it? Why does it ' i have 'so many : friends? - ' - - - - '' ' Sunfrete'Ice " '''s s that No wonder Why do ' 4pe' 'katí '' ' - e0l 1 ' ' 10 - sis :' ' 4e 1) O ' - jaw k siA - 11 I - - They're armed Ivitb h cones that Bun tress made ''' 7 " - 9 i ::M:::::-:::ty- 4 ' ' s :::::'::i t w 4 li f ( 2 s s lids iFMi:?:::i::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::::x:::::::':: '''' s "The toe Cream ' "" jj s s : sssss s Is there some secret- - Suns freze formula that others- cannot duplicate? Have we some- exClusive patent makes' that it equipment ' better? Of course not That's scarcelppossible to ' Cream is simSunfreze Ice ply the best ice cream that-7- long experience can make s bythe use of the purest a - best and the highest ideals And : and-- - L- that's plentrgoodt-- " " PROUDLY- SOLD e BY GOOD DEALERS EVERYWIIERE- -- ' - - os ::: 43 "' -' cia—y7 ': 1' :iei: '':b ssss--4-:sts4- I 11‘' A - ds 5 -- ' - te cR ellfteIlL‘te 's - s I Ass e ' 9 t lb ' - - ::' s ssss I - or' 41-- : '4 11 4 siiss:ssissss--sSS:sSSsssSSSSSSSSSSHsis:'otf'' Nt s '' ' ''' ' ' i'4110 Ar OW" '' ' ‘' ‘ s I s ' Nil SI - 1 1 i ' I ' - ' ‘'' stSissOssissiteVS4s li i a SI' iiSSAVSSSSIASSSONitSS ere: ilgew 4: kb a : ' t steSIS' ' ' s 1 black les s 4'N 4 ' esey 491 ' : r---- 'N s r 2 's ' 1) il " ' 4S s sit d - s' te V'r I - vs yeh' t s'' ' s Vs's Ie ' :' s ' Ats 'gig ptileetllyttings milk- Ø140t ss 'SSf'4' '"I' ''' ' ' se it - es 1 ' ' st'''4ZA ' Ike I ss - i ss---'- ss' s '::' l''' I 4 ( of diamonds set in platinuml A ciga- china ret lighted at soch an altar should Made like the small marble-sizebe of the finest blended tobaccos and crystal watches it a large model the tipped with gold M you have gath- proportions of it baseball designed ered this future museum piece iS &for a living room or bedroom It has - a small flattened surface at the back very feminine contraption Bird restaurants are becoming-1'110rclose to the bottom so that the "ball" and more popular In Paris ever since doesn't roll over and the "works" the dogs got themselves a speciel are clearly visible from the rear For service food bureau all the other an odd living room mantle one firm animals about town have felt a sort told us that they had made a crystal Birds it now globe clock the size of a child's toy seeofinferiority complex ms are congregating in great num- balloon and that it would be lighted bers at certain open air buffets where at night by meant of a strong bulb tovists— anti —visiting sesidents çon- - hiddenialhe base on which the globe tribute tempting morsels of food Tor rested the feathered gentry Arseveral of Candles made like pine cones are these open air pavilions philanthropic entering our best houses hero and bird fall:cieerer! have installed splashing finding themselves enscensed In before and after mea1s1 carved wood holders simulating a pools the birds may take a quick dip and twig or e branch of pine Another bask in the sunshine preening them- novel candle exquisitely carved in selves wax takes for its model a pineapple Dining room 'tables and their equip- the wick protruding from the green a ment are hobby of ours so pardon foliage molded at thetop The wax us if we always seem to have a new drips inward and the candle it sild one to Mention This time it is ato last 15 hours burning consecutively ' ' ' - J Paris Easter Exodus Requires 292 Trains er has been ordered tot' a customer versed A black satin tablecloth may from a Rue de la Paix shop—believe sound startling at first but wait— it or not—and this iv what it looks all the settings plates goblets knives tile Narnished and Painted wood et (regular value - secreta- Ir at '- SEED-C- - crystal Olt:we-o- GILL' BROS 4 9 71c $t li4-11- ' i lit can of GioCoat and tei i sTis0 ' e 3834 ' - ' teoatif ' 1 i real '' - sse- ' u 04s s ' 7 I 5-- - 1111 ' ( 4 ' - ''''' 0" - i 4r - S135 ' l ' arri ' 7B-1- 1 sS '' ) PRICES er NO RUBBING OR POLISHING" 2i st 'njoed - I- a" BARGAIL tead 4 ' I 0 e ' 1 S 't ' To VISIT UTAH 4 )7-'''''- - e p407) no ' ' 1 - A - 26 ': - Ill s : I) Iii :s NOTED DOCTOR 41 U4-':- It dries in 2o minutes and shines 6 1" S ' 9 -- -7 s s J::!::i' 0' floors You spread so ' -- 4--s ''' --- - es s se4 :':''-4'-o-- : :' ' ' S'ss ' s4ss-- - '''''''''''-'- ' -- ss My floors'are beautiful Jeweled Cigaret Lighter with Practically no work Worth $4500 to Be Made A Sc t '1110 ss 4 4e 4 Ss'''ts:s e S-- - I - ' i AS i k IF - ''':''' s -4s: ' k ' 14 - ft k ss s s s' Assess ‘ r e ' - a p orrtrO ' S 'S41 "' A 4 ss - ''-- k - o I -- i se ssee sss s x s — S 1 "'"' ''' " -- ' - ' Seel ss - MURRAY—Members of the Murray Flower Garden club will visit the rock garden 'of Mrs Wilford Moyle end the iristsgarden of Hermon Thonip Sunday: They will Meet it the Thornton Anderson drug store at 3:30 is m Mrs Moyle Iwill address the club at its regular meeting Thursday at 8 p m an county firemen's-hai- l on rock gardens How to build a natural looking rock garden' es well as how to 'choose plants for it will be fully explained a SOUTH COTTONWOOD----Beautification of the grounds around the L D S ward chapel has been begun by members of the Friedly Garden club of which Miss Maxine Simons is president Funds for the purpose were obtained through a vaudeville show given by members e "s 4 kV -a s -- side le 4 es ) 7N t ' ' ' ':' 4y x - By SUITS D JOHNSON ' ' S City Tree Warden ' People who enjoy spending a night s ' '' 7 - ss- -- or two In the hills and who wish to travel farther afield than the region st adjacent to Salt Lake have - - choice of interesting tours in'vartotet directions throughout the state One offering the strongest appeal to the average sightseer is the two or three-da- y trip- - to Zion and Bryce ' le canyons with possibly an extension I' into Arizona to include Grand canyon After this is enjoyed those who delight in native flora will find in succeeding trips many little known canyons wherein richness of flower display offers ample recompense for '' DNE0GPOALLsollrlrORSArtirApG1)NT ' ' -- I I ' '' Ea's J sea s t-- he ' e ' ') ' l ''' a'? ' '''ss ssessessitte 'S 4 T' - Canyon of Utah- - 7:11112tiele0 dance Plan Meeting May ft 'rho play 'The Fatal Necklace" '' ' 'sSS "' was repeated at The Tribune editors' N :4 meeting in The Tribune auditorium Mary Clark Editor the effort I1' ''' 11 on Tuesday one of these beauty spots Is HuntBabe Boehm Associate Editor ost 44 s i 4 of O' beet its Language'-thDOUGLAS "Development at Tribune SCHOOL—The canyon ington usually ' ot 'e 'S l s 10- 1about July 24 or a little earlier One - pageant given by the Latin French reporters of all the schools are going ssss N and Spanish classes and directed by to oteet at The Tribune auditorium ''' way of reaching it is by leaving the tseiteesess: r ' Miss Mildred Deuel Miss Eileen Mul- Mai' 28 at 2 o'clock I am sure they 1 main road at Springville turning east sici holland and Miss Lola Anderson was will enjoy the program Mrs Burte 1-! -1 t s s' through Spanish Fork canyon to Thiss:" s ' by all at the Friday assem- has arranged for them There are ten 1 tle thence south to Fairview A Kelly Dr Howard t Itr"s a s '' '4''''' ss s '' ': r bly Songs were sung in Greek Latin reporters in our school who have BIG VALUE - s Eastward from Fairview the raid iss1 French and Spanish There were Ital- all been faithful workert They are makes a stiffish climb up the side of DAHLIA COLLECTION sil-k‘ t ian Greek and Egyptian dances ' N a deep canyon thickly clothed with Betty Ann Stumm Eloise Dunlap IS Students of Roosevelt congratulate Virginia Hair Seldon Wells FrankSsess the best of our native plant life i ar) 41 - is 1 12 totters wiMirirTli at resular 1 ' :' i qt00 Christensen Max Rider Aldean s Reed Richardson and Bill Coombs lin Flowers bloom profusely along the ssi ado's mat Igeetgaid tor $LNI i former officers who student - which Geraldine body Jamison Gloria the S4sss amongMalout snowy SSorss dugway sm's' Ions Cowl D enlitell braise JD '' Is were elected student body officers Farrar and Fred Neuton ''' ' titian Vanderveer Dt Satiny pink Ad11 ' spentstemon subglaber makes a lavish 'i school East next for : Last for Aldean high ' year l es s ---) Jamison trtasits'eltsrIlo'1P11 71t ' reports: display : ss i s '' s 11 es Roosevelt Junior high baseball Tuesday the two seventh grades met Gold Itaeli7b &Idea renew" s Ate Once over the espen covered sumss ' ''14 s Columbine G Bolt 41IT yell zees team suffered its first defeat of the in our health class for our May day s 1t s one emerges on to the Wasatch : es mit °sass 3 The es Jun- program because of the bad weather 3 hands season of Jackson the at B ititolr D s Mal '' Money 1 road t The descends grad4 st plateau ss tii ess' 44 iteseAeil D Chinese ss ae arreatileacon idr Roosevelt fought hard through- which prevailed outors-11- 3 ''''''''''''' preMrs Carl bliabitch D Matvc090 uelly through Flat canyon a series 635' i t sloes 0 tiriSs'y to an sented a cleverly out but finally succumbed ' of pveritableasant s play limorstouguio ttonleswiüte:"":: arranged si s s Pawtchich Dr Howard A Kelly s eits 9 lmountain more team and older Good "A Adventure" o while experienced called are as s s at ss s gardens was an outss s) Total value e of brilliant yellow helenium someMite at Johns Hopkins to f'Saill Collins as pitcher put forth a nicely acted play 's: 47 sS "What's in a Dream?" This was foe standing player for Roosevelt miles in extent times several ' square POMPON DAHLIAS "'::::f :1: '''(' t Z Mrs Bessie Kelly of both rooms doing a Tour Southern Parks with nf e value eriatviivnid se': Bulbs bcolunetrs:ft bpoly 1011 s::: pheanrmtson $ mayed )04 postpaid ( s e glish has been absent watsoni Fine t'" varieties our Wootton — ssi-lk' e ' S Illness Mrs Genevieve Collins subHair 68 reports: On May No two Alla Tacit labeled Wit Correct in expanses of solid color many acres Virginia 1 stsc ' '' so T 'Sse' Is Is 1 the 6B gave a Vt ) I Dr Howard A Kelly gynecologist t stituted for her broad prevent rime six wan $210 value postpaid tor“$1010 ' s ' "rs:a'1' via- 400itp did a May pole dance They sss''&4-f- ' FLORISTS' GLADIOLI Flat canyon merges into Hunting- and the one surviving member of four Roosevelt was glad to have girls 41 'S - 'e s'isf's ton on where one may descend leading medical men in the develop- flora Wednesday Miss Lenore Hale were Mary Lou Warburton Barbara 1 0 55 Blatt nth noltP1114 $I II MHZ' -s'' 's 4Is Florists' mixture our selection Tnido up siting the creek amid'a mar- ment of Johns Hopkins medical mussen Mim Narell Startup and tambours:0 Elaine Emery Ruth for its'''‘ess's‘ IA 4) I 1 'S' '" Gleave Betty Nation end Marjorie grstinrroInt taknirgoglitfotan edearsut- te s''' 1"7 ss's velous display of natural landscaping school and hospital is en route by Miss Ora Haws teachers in the Provo ( es a '''''""::: ' t '' '''' ' '''''T Ashton Second was a play entitled ':''''" flower varieties wide range of colors Camp should be made 10 or 15 miles automobile to Utah for at visit it was itCh9013 at) -ss- --s ltssse 61041 "The Good Adventure This was bb bulls NAPA tor irN 44 down the canyon either among the learned Thursday by Dr George W A1:4t t: 1 '"0eisp under the direction of Arline PetertvPrz tatemsneey Ws Ci firs or in one of the grassy draws Middleton who will loin Dr Kelly'in Child Health Program "1 s sss0-- ee s iN "Verdes Tai toe a son li was And dance third 'which to Utah southern about add the roadside by attractivei May15 NOW-2:-111 i'') le 1110E K' t I:044-$stes '':s sas ' ness Fishing in the creek is alleged After visiting parka and mountain Young IKOLIS—dild to St141 r M 1 Develops Surprise Ham Lillian els T itior- Louise Whitworth 6B reports: to be good at times but the plant scenery of Utah Dr Kelly will speak s sssagerf 1 The aeventh grads of the Douglas lover will find plenty to keep hint on "Surgical Achievements of the ' 1 'S 'ete7s'S' NS) s'44 40 s school has organised a "Stamatelub" 'Dotethe gestmall Editor otherwise occupied in the blossom World" May 22 at the University of 0 ass te'ssots'S 1 which met Tuesday in room 12 The t Rath Cariquist Associate Editor strewn glades and gulches Utah B M Kinser prominent citis sW strets ':' liio- 4S " ssis i This section could be aptly termed zen of Eustis Tic is traveling with SUMNER SCHOOL—Mkhiko Kat- following officers were elected: Press ' '1 s ss O s the flower heart of Utah Nearly all Dr Kelly syama reports On May 1 the chil- ident Benny James vice presidents ks s ' s': man Alienist The famous gynecologist hu visited dren of the Slander schoo1 held their Martha Havenor Frank Harris native to the Wasatch terspecies Photo shows 'Miss Corms Dern t s Louise Whitworth 'assassluotikevetesesseseentsten 1114104 rain can be found here- - Pentstemons Utah a number of times in the past to child health program There were ry-treasurer (is:isse'l Ss S viewing flowers of the Joshuaires at will be held on alternate - iroatLahr t oaaao t at medical conventions and to many races are Meetings are abundant speak especially They the Ira Dern home 1601 Yale avenue mernof at the the homes 1 view were the them state's Drovers se Dillies -Visit se MS mentioned because Thursdayi gunnysack Seeps scenery this Among particularly This tree was brought by Mr Dern leississtspi area may be regarded as the hub of races surprise races hers races peanut from Death Valley and surprisingly st COUPON Gloria Malout 53 reports: On the pentstemon wheeL others The surprise race and many Probably 0 clihas survived ens winter in this DI Caves as Air more different species may be for the girls turned out that they May 1 we had a health play The co tOWITAxt) OLL stzb indipnoc mate The eloacup shows an 111u1 to countered in a given area radiating put on a big pair of trousers name of it was "May Day Old and 6sutod'ss glom sod hems &meads vidual flower with two petals turned Raid characters There were New" Shelter The Studied one rubber from this point then one galosh and many lf: down to Airplay the 'central stamens In the world ahusalreotiattssewalosutccuitielltuurere boys had to put on dresses and Carry in it We had a very exciting time was audience the third and comical Our a parasolThis wu a very down next Continuing canyon 4 At present the plant about four morning the lush growth of the LONDON (UP)-T- he Most westerners are familiar with fourth grades feasibility of race leams s 666666666666 We 4B are Newton as Ls the Joshua tree that sturdy plant dnd our caves shelters In Fred bloom reports: in against Ruth Anderson reports: half feet high s higher country gives- way to that ap- utilizing IT' and Our which rises up in the deserts of this About a hundred flowers are closely proximating desert flora as one nears now chit room "Ourselves the reading fourth grade music a and nearby states seemingly living aser44-sc- r cacti and thicker Is now being examined by Britain's dren have learned their songs so well City" It is about the Journey club eatlesett glad HuntingtonsYucca much We like with little or no rainfall or attention packed at the top of the Plant each leaved pentstemoni of the defense experts music travels it our very that we have finished pachyphylTheir weiredly picturesque forms one fleshy and creamy white faintly lus complex appear Officials of the defense section of The formed If and on the viewed war office out beautifully have bees carrying especially ' &moonlight fragrant From Huntington One may turn - t ri night are filled with a strange beauty Joshua tree is botanically yucca ar- north to Price thence westward an extensive survey of the caves at (v111T:A I A Joshua tree is now in process of borescens or according to some au- through Helper and Castle Gate that Ohislehurst Kerte which covers an s'S ss arborescens his Dern "tamed" 22 at Ira area thorities miles These of e a caves in most interesting coal cathp region clistoyucca being by s home 1600 Yale avenue Salt Lake Besideil the Joshua tree the Darn The road winds over Soldier ss Summit case of emergency could hold 30000 s Mr Dern obtained the young plant garde entirely planned and laid out where it is is s It estimated that adjoining t t people ----- fringed with s last year in Death Valley and trans- - by its owner contains a rock wall strictust into the broad pentsternon caves which so not been far have of highway os planted it to a position on top of his with a wise selection of alpine plants Spanish Fork canyon and on to This- thoroughly explored could accoms- rock garden It survived the winter many fine roses a pool and some tle where the home road beacons modate a further 50000 - s of a weepto about said choice trees what The caves were utilized during the including pair contrary everyone To the observing one the two-da-y i4 it although whether it will endure ing mulberries Native junipers flank around thecirclehas been a war as a storage for high explosives '--one of our normal Salt Lake winters the doorway and thilawn Is an espe- swing ' little journey of absorbing interest — Experts sarthey—cotild or not is yet to be seen Into gasproot bombproof shelters in cially good green carpet ‘ a few hours RABBITS NETTED $75000 SPRINGFIELD Mo (UP)—The Winter crop of rabbits netted Ozark hunters and trappers an estimated $73000 front more than 1000000 of the furry animals price average between six and seven cents an animal ie -s -- 24 is '''''' '' PROVO—Parley Grover of Midvale addressed the Provo Garden club Monday in the city and county building describing new and unusual suited to gardens in this vicinity AO N 'S's s ' fr14':(' h É Lan - Is Flower- Heart ' 1 i quarter of a mMionsdollers will bit dilmornamommoollummo returned to depositors of the defunct ri Nogales National bank which cloect and books are to learn Take-Cirbeginning Roles En November Boys 2934 should the Mofifth grade songs o't 14tod bill now before congress be Already we have learned five 'In PioductIon 'of Play these 'songe A favorite is "Old Black come a law the chamber of come Joe- - to which we have learned both mere here has reported in announc' Editor Mary Jane ling support of the bill the alto and soprano se Newell Gardner Bat elate tinter Bessie Jean McLean reports In ROOSEVELT JUNIOR Hball our art class we have been making ' SCHOOL----'rh-e boys proved to us flower designs They are very pretty that they are as good at taking girls' when finished Theresare flowers parts as are the 'girls themselves cherries end many others We have when they presented "The Fatal been using them to study colors Necklace in the annual boys' as- Mary Williams reports: The 'tenthly McCready Young took the of the sixth and seventh grades pupils were part of the heroinet'liamer Culp was promised at the first of the term a the hero Sam Musser was the tad would be given for the best prize lain:: Fred Price the villainess and nature scrapbook This Includes picKeith Bates the countess The play tures and reports on the things we was directed by Miss Catherine Colstudied— The books have the lins and Miss Merle Pitchforth A have nature work in them In full SA S' chorus of beach lovers made up of this year'swe them way through may go sailors and boys dressed in girls' and reView all our nature work for n u sand "Pop-Ey- e the ! this year i with Walt Miller as the soloist pai ir:1r31 ::: era who sang solos were Harold " and Bob Sorenson Keith Bates All School Reporters and McCready Young gave a tap id '0- - AmodWilouniumemonnommum - r-- 744 ss I e ss' 'N itt's t :''J to v ' -sets s '!' me-twi- st sto: 1 S t s ') 1 ss t'''s ses s '''t-- — ss 17 - es 'p t Isus 1 s s : -Garden Clubs 09 'ego A s- V ' del ss sls ' 7- - s "" Many people who have borders In the shade are at a loss to know what to plant for summer And autumn bloom They have a good selection of spring bloomers such as violets lilies of the valley or primrcses but have nothing for color later in the season Doronicum and Mertensia virginica mentioned yesterday in this column will give color well into May or June One of the finest plants for shade is the foxglove which ordinarily blooms in June This plant luxuriates in a soil well filled with decayed leaves and if It is Moist' all the bee ter The stems will rise four or five feet even more in faltered positions end the upper two feet will be thickly drooping hung with the lovely "gloves" in white pinke purple or variations of these colors Foxgloves combine dspevially well with ferns hardy varieties whiclAre always well planted in the shade With the ferns Use the hardy lilies such as umbellatum tigrinum or regalum These will bloom from June until October in the three sorts The thalictrurns give us some cheice flowers for the shady border Thalictrum squilegifoihmt e which simply mearasthe columbine leaved thalictrum has heads of round fuzzy flowers in a delicate shade of mauve in Jvne or July Thalictrum dile terecarpum the gem of the lot blooms later with 'even- der flowers each with a prominent golden bunch of stamens It is a most fairylike plant in both floWer and foliage growing about four feet tall with slender graceful stems For late bloom in the shaded border nothing can be better than monks The variety auhood Or aconitum tumnale tall and strong has leaves similar to that of the delphinium and rich deep blue flowers each one hooded like a monk's cowl This is a grand perennial for any part of the for parts with garden little or no sun Grown side by side with orange tiger lilies which flower at the same time a striking color combination is effected Two other plants of value for this position are the columbine and bleeding heart Both are spring bloomers but are taller in habit'then most of the flowers which bloom early such as primrose and violets They are of Undoubted value also for their pretty foliage which is decorative long after the flowers have :faded With these plants then there is no excuse for bite stretches in the perennial border which is overcast by shadows of near by buildings or of tree branches Color and fragrance will be present in some parts of it at all times five-petal- 3 s o'' as C -- !- --- SCH0L NEWS and VIEWS - gY4tmuosi Huntington Joshua Tree Being 'Tamed' - - 0 1934 I - Shade-Lovin- g P MAY -- — -Coming West I I I I - - THE sALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING -— Ts - ---- --- - - ' - |