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panied Madamie Verà Mirova îin beri concert at the Playhouse oni Sutiday. Shie also is accompauying Miss Ruth Page in a concert to be given iii Rockford at the opening of :the Wonxan's club. season there on Tuies- day of this week- c5Miss Cornelisani The. Decoration, Of HOMS Eas-t Division Street chicago Telephone'Superior 1078 .4 viezw of.,the garde>, at the home 2of Mrs. -AIbet P uteaÉ0 Gn a avenuie, 'High1lEi,,d Park, hwugwI-hcad plaitied apid execulcd by' Charles Flore. WE SAVE YOU MONEY LANDSCAPE DESIGNING and PLANTING Rock gardens and Perennial borders. Personal attention to every job. Plans and estimates free. Inspect plant-material' and -bulbs at our NURSERY ON MIL WA-UKFE R.AD, 2 MILES NORTH 0P WHEELING. See Our Stock and Get Our Pricea Bef oie Buying OMAN LANDSCAPE SERVICE. Wilian, A. Oman 390 Jefferson Street, Glencoe, Il Phone Gleucoe 977 h For Your Outdoor Living Rooni At out Nurseries you will find a large variety of perennials, shrubs and trees to, be planted now 1for Lest results in your garden next year. AlsÉo %w design and %-upervise construction of rock gardens and aIl maniner of stone-work for the - . outdloor living room. Caîl Higbland Park 523 fr appointment. f rlesFlore Nur.cncs. .ocated on Route 22 One Mile West of Milwaukee Ave. I Garden Lore J you, (Continued f rom Page 46) and if- you -have some Woods Icorners - or Iperhaps even wooded acres within your own home grounds, yQU can do niuch to attract and pro- pagate wild life- in your own pre- serves. Why do we cail rabbitsi ducks, and. song birds wild? Realjy they are no more wild thain the domesticated. ani- mals, if we stop frighitening thetn and ]et themn get acqvainted? ýIf we mistreat tamne birds, they soon becomne quite wild. One north shore garden lover tells of a wild mallard duck comîing unto, her garden and making it headquart- ers for somne months. Often we see sniall birds which are entirely strange to us, frequenting'i our homnegrounds. We.have known that much that.,we are of use, as food, cover or shelter, where to plant, what to plant, the seed, plant, tubers or rmots, when toý plant and' other instructions. On dry land, the Rut grass for quail and clucks, also doves. tIn-;dànxp stretches or. well watered gardens you .may plant the niarsh mtarigold, for beauty, for greens for the table. It is a good aquarium plant .and -fine around the outdoor pool. The thaliae is, ornamnental, leaves likce 1cannas, 'and attractive to mallards,.' The wild duck millet or, g oose1 grass: will do %vell in placeès ihich, are flooded in. the rainy seasons, making .fine food and cover for mnost -ail dontiestic and water fowli- quail, etc. *If. you- are. fortunate in having ponds or large pools well surrounde.d "with wild plantings, youhave, quite an assortment of plants which* fit into these surroundings and .re attractive to. bird life and 'are ornamental as weli, helping -with »the acquatic touch. The cat-tail is good cover« and the muskrats hike ît. *Coon-tail is a submerged floating plant and both the fish and -water-, fowl feed on it. Duckwveeds grow in, floating masgses and are.eaten. both*by the ducks and fish. Duckwheat needs, a mitdlrained soil and quail, dives and pheasarits like its c( ver., Naias, bushy pondweed, is a good aIl round duck-foôd and fish food and cover, plantéd in the water. Redhead grass, food and cover for both fish and fowl, is a subnierged plant. Sago pond plant is good duck food and both food and cQver for fish. It- grows submerged. Water milfoil is good for, both fisa and fowl and musà have- rkh soil. Many oth.er plants art: liked by the fish, or ducks or both. Off ers: Hints for Winter Protection' The same. is true of plants as with animal life, ini regard to freezing. It is not so tnuch how hard a plant is fore the -entir, ,hould be xnul dless of how1 e.-M. A. Poti en Bros., lue. every year, the plants r,, president, (More Garden'News on Page 53),