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SEASIDE BETTERMENT II

Hints on Beautifying Homes WithTrees and Shrubs i

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Thorough Preparation of the Soil Very I

Important Cut All Plants Back Se-

verely Except Evergreens Suitable I

Trees and Shrubs to Plant I

It is natural that people lining by I

the seaside should be as interested in I

beautifying their homo with trees andshrubs as those who live Inland On f

attempting to grow plants near thesat water many seaicle dwellers Lavebeen much disappointed to find theirefforts vain have seen their carefullyplanted trees and shrubs die killed by I

the salt spray and fogs blown topieces by heavy winds torn ly flyinz I

sand or shriveled up In the storile soilThe problem of seaside planting is onewhich should be given special consid-eration

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deners and those Interested beautifyinj the home grounds The writer j

has had an opportunity to study sea ¬

shore conditions Rovoruini plantgrowth on the coasts of Maine andMassachusetts in landscape work onLong Island with Mr Henry Hicks an

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authority on this subject and in assistlnj to make a landscape report onElackwelFs island New York city

Some of the most important requirements for seaside planting are

1 The choice of plants that are hardy 1

under seashore conditions 2j a thor-ough preparation of the soil whichusually is sand and should be mixedwith onehalf to threefourths per centof well rotted barnyard manure orelse should be removed altogether andfine rich loam substituted the depthof preparation being about three3 close planting so that the trees Hull

shrubs may afford each other mutualprotection isolated or scattered plants-are almost sure to fail W plant morehardy things in exposed spots less I

hardy in more sheltered positions 3I

sometimes an artificial shelter ofboughs or planks may be needed to I

give the plants a start fJ > providegood winter protection of strawy ma ¬

nure and In some cases leaves orevergreen boughs

For holding banks near the sea andto prevent sand drifting Mr HenryHicks recommends pitch pine and rodcedar Beach grass and rod oak arealso found in nature serving these pur¬

poses in a most satisfactory way ItIs often possible to fill In later afterthese plants are established with oth-

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very hardy trees and shrubs Thisshould at leas be tried since thickplanting fc> the key to success MrHicks says Plant thick and cut backseverely Evergreens of cpurse mustnot be cut back lie also mentions in I

a recent letter that he has soon brushused to fill in a depression caused bythe wind blowing out the sand thebrush being carefully staked downThe result of this was that the sanddrifted about In the brush and nearlyfilled the hollow again This treat¬

ment combined with judicious plaating would probably Uiijg the driftingsand under complete contra

Following Is a list of trees andshrubs suitable for ooasido planting

Very hardy Bayberry beach plum-sea buckthorn yucca woodbine or Vir-

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creeper wild cherry tamariskAmerican holly hardy as far north asLong Island many of the willowsred cedar pitch pine black spruce esp-

ecially near ocean marshes blackoak post oak chokeberry beachgrass bearberry black huckleberryfalse heather and shining sumac

Less hardy Scrub oak scarlet oakchestnut oak Norway maple red may

pIe American white birch horse chest¬

nut western catalpa plane tree honeylocust white spruce Austrian pinemugho pine sweet hay rj iner Euro-pean barberry Hercules ub Califor-nia

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privet marsh elder purple fringeupright honeysuckle cockspur thornhigh bush blueberry sassafras pepperidge bittersweet and blacklKTryAll of these are hardy as for north asLong Island and the majority to Maine

Stanley F Morse In Country Gentle-man

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Scheme to Boom TradeThe New York Industries association

had a meeting recently to plan a Loomfor metropolitan merchandise through-out

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the country The implements bywhich the boom is to be developed arethe ink of the printer the colors ofthe painter the personal efforts of thedealer and the coaching of the travel-ing

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men who go out of the city to tallNew York first last and all the timeThis Is regarded as about the first con-

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the city has ever made thatshe is not sufficient all to herselfThere are other trade center that arethreatening her supremacy as a buy-

Ing and trafficking place and the In-

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association is determined touse all the service the press agent canafford in meeting the competition-

To Protect Trees From Live WiresInjuries to street trees by wires are

many Often dead wires attached totrees come in contact with live onesand all show exasperating powers-of destruction There Is little ex-

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for the attaching of any wire toa tree yet the very unsightly anchorpoles and wires lead many propertyowners to consent to the ttse of largestreet or garden trees as anchorsWhere this Is done blocks of woodshould be placed between the wire andthe trees so that the wire will not cutthe living word and will have a non ¬

conductor to protect it again injurythrough the contact of live wires withguy wires

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plain English More than years of experience proven J faits superior worth as a bloodpurifier and vlgoratlDgtoDlc for r

the cure of stomach disorders and all liver up therundown system as no other tonic can in which alcohol IS used J0 2 +

The active medicinal principles of native roots such as Golden-Seal

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blotches pimples and eruptions as well as scrofulous swel1intand old open running sores or ulcers are cured and healed-

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treating old running sores or ulcers it is well to insure their healing to apply to themL

Dr Pierces AllHealing Salve If your druggist dont happen to have Salve in Jstock send fifty cents In postage stamps to r R V Pierce Invalids Hotel and Sur-gical

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YOU cant afford to accept a secret nostrum as a substitute for this nonalcoholicmedicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION not even though the urgent dealer marhercbi If

make little bigger profit Though he offers the substitute for a pn e youcant afford to experiment with your health Go where they give you what you askfor without argumen-

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STREET TREES AN ASSET-

Next In Aesthetic Importance to HighClass Architecture

Next to high class architecture atown or citys chief asset should lie Inits street trees While architecture-may claim first rank that city is mostbeautiful which Is possessed of thegrcKest number of suitable streettrees But a few days ago nn easternwoman visiting In Los Angeles washeard to say I think Salt Lake City-Is the most beautiful place west of the I

Mississippi it has so many finelyplanted trees

Viewed from the heights on any sidewhere detail is lost and compositewhole is considered no place of likesize in California is more beautifulthan Riverside the Forest City andstreet trees are Its chief asset Wher-ever

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garding a beautiful city we may noteif we but listen that some remark Jsmade about street trees Every vis-itor

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to Europe commenting on the finecities does not leave off enumerating-the chief charms until he has spokenof magnificent avenues and boulevardstined with trees None Is mentionedthat is not tree lined When one con-

siders both the aesthetic and economicvalue of trees it is hard to realize thatwe have people who do not like themThere are those who really wouldrather see bare streets than well plant-ed

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ones To some these persons areobjects of pity but to a majority they

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of their views Los Angeles Times

Trees as Sanitary AgentsWhen City Forester Frost of Chicago

delivered his maiden speech the other I

day as the citys spokesman on treeand shrubbery planting before theWomans club of Esther Falkensteinsettlement he said

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More can be urged for a tree thanI that it improves the beauty of a thor ¬

oughfare It Is a distinct sanitaryagent W A Murrcll in one of the Cor-nell

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bulletins contends that the treesadd to the healthfulness of a city ortown by cooling and purifying the airIt also cuts off direct and reflectedrays of the sun The tree absorbs in-

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gases and gives off oxygenwhich humans must have

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