Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 109

uniimni i i-f ii R6'bc ClarfonLcftgrr Jackson daily news Sunday, June 8, 1975 Section i -7 V- It 9 ,0 1 il urn. I 1 pa i "4 -f'T7 -s: 4 LtfT! f1 If 3L fill I i I I 1 II I fL fH II 11 II y. I "1 VI Iff Jt II VI IS I I I Ml -t SV 4 "1 13 Tin llftfl- II III IMBMWl'llili. I I III I I CONTAINER-GROWN PLANTS can truly be for all occasions. Large planters are ideal for porch or patio, smaller ones can be moved to whatever location he occasion calls for even indoors.

1 i If fi 5 Vr- ORDER WAVING THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 75-65-1 TO 75-65-17 MISS. CODE ANNOTATED (1972), WITH REFERENCE TO GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE TO BE CONDUCTED BY EMPORIUM AT MAYWOOD MART SHOPPING CENTER. Coming on for consideration was the matter of the liquidation sale of merchandise of Emporium, at Mayvvood Mart Shopping Center, Jackson, Mississippi; and the Council having inquired into the matter and being of the opinion and so finding that said sale is a bona fide liquidation sale that will begin May 15, 1975 and continue through July 28, 1975, and provisions of Section 75-65-1 to 75-65-17, Mississippi Code Annotated (1972) may be waived in accordance with the authority of said Statute; IT IS, THEREFORE, HEREBY ORDERED that the provisions of Section 75-65-1 to 75-65-17, Mississippi Code Annotated (1972) be and they are hereby waived in the aforesaid contemplated liquidation sale of Emporium, Maywood Mart Shopping Center, Jackson, Misissippi. 1 1,1 1R ATTEST Mrs. Evelyn Ballard City Clerk APPROVED: Russell C.

Davis, Mayor Thomas B. Kelly, Commissioner Douglas William Shanks, Commissioner (SEAL) r. 5 PLANTS THAT BUILD a crown in the container, then spill over the sides, make the most attractive hanging 6 Mrs. Doris Baker, a duly appointed, qualified and acting Deputy City Clerk and a lawful custodian of the minutes of the Council and seal of said city, certify that the foregoing is a true and exact copy of an Ordinance passed by the City Council at its regular meeting on May 14, 1975; and recorded in Minute Book page 67. WITNESS my signature and official seal of office, this 27th day of May, 1975.

baskets. The Cascade petunias shown here were If developed especially for this trailing effect. Doris Baker Mrs. Doris Baker Deputy City Clerk SEAL) ai.i.iMiwimLijyi4.pvitjyii,.w I Container Plants Add Dimension To Gardening mW.WtyWI 4.wiu mm 1 i to- vsf- 1 'I ii- f-'ii ifii'iiinii lmmiiiiiniii Mm iMflri iiiim in imiii wm i imwi miuim im CAPE COD CRYSTAL MEN'S SUITS MISSES JUNIOR REG. 99 7.

12 S1.50 to $12.00 NOW very well as container plants in shaded or partially shaded areas. Another shade-loving container variety is browallia. Shy Bells, a sky-blue version of the bell-shaped flower, is the newest variety available. Others are Blue Bells, a dark blue, and Silver Bells, a white. Mixing blues and whites, these trailing plants: do beautifully in hanging baskets.

Coleus, available in an array of reds, bronzes and greens, grows attractively in pots and tubs. Any of the Carefree varieties are recommended for container growing. Coleus must be grown in shade or partial shade. For sunny areas, try Cascade petunias. They're available in shades of red, pink, coral and blue, as weil as white.

The Cascades, because of their cascading growth habit, are recommended for pots and tubs. Dr. Nelson To Address Cancer Society Dr. Norman Nelson will be guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Hinds County Unit. American Cancer Society.

Dr. Nelson is vice FAMOUS BRANDS STERLING HUNT, HART SCHAFFNER MARX, BOTANY 500, PETROCELLI, BRUCE DOUGLAS. PALM BEACH, MASTER PERSONAL ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR BY SPERRY-REMINGTON REG. $64.95 49.93 PIECE, JOSEPH COHEN REQ. $28.00 to $62.00 REG.

$100.00 to $225.00 s50.s1 12.50 kfiw VV to ISOTONER DRIVING GLOVES MEN'S SPORTCOATS 8. FUSSES PAHTSUITS REG. 513.50 1 2 19.9 OFF OR MORE REQ. $33.00 to S82.00 NOW LADIES BELTS Give your gardening mobility. Set yourself free of the restrictions of sun and shade and flower bed.

Join an increasing number of homeowners and apartment dwellers who are enjoying the benefits of container gardening. Plants grown in containers can be located almost anywhere on porches, patios and balconies. They can be moved to suit the occasion, or bring them indoors for party decorations. With container gardening in vogue, gardeners are turning to just about anything that will hold soil to grow plants like coleus, impatiens, browallia, pentunias and thunbergia. Standard clay, ceramic or plastic containers make excellent enclosures for growing plants.

Or, if you want to be more creative, try an old crock, a wooden tub, a nail keg or wood garden cart. If the piece doesn't lend itself well to container growing, you frequently can make up for this deficiency by placing the plants in clay or plastic pots and putting the pots inside the container. Whatever is used, the gardener should take care to see that the container allows excess water to drain off so that roots of the plants do not stand in water. If the container doesn't have a drain outlet, a layer of gravel or crushed stone in the bottom will help absorb excess water. Some of the best plants for container growing are the free-branching or cascading varieties which build a full crown, then tumble over the ssides of the pot.

There are several plants already on the market, and some new varieties will be available this year, which grow exceptionally well in containers. Last year, Pan American Seed Co. introduced Scarlet Ripple impatiens which lent themselves well to container growing, This year, Pan-American horticulturists are introducing three new colors of Ripple impatiens rose, fuchsia and orange. These large-glowered plants, as well as the popular 99 5. FAMOUS BRANDS HART, SCHAFFNER MARX, STERLING I HUNT PETROCELLI, CURLEE, SOCIETY BRAND, PIERRE CARDIN, BOTANY 500 HERITAGE REG.

$4.50 to $10.00 NOW JUNIOR PAHTSUITS REQ. VANITY FAIR SLIPS 24.9 RES. .34.00 to $66.00 NOW, s24.97 55 SeO.03 to $150.00 NOW REQ. 1.99 J. $4.00 to $12.00 NOW LADIES MEN'S COSTUME RINGS 5.99 REG.

$11.00.. LEISURE SUITS t. $so 49.97 MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS rn 3.99 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS $27 18.99 ARROW S. S. DRESS SHIRTSreS.

sb so 5.99 MEN'S TIES ss.oo 3.99 MEN'S SOCKS rt. $1.50 99' MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 7.99 WALKING SHORTS tn 8.99 MEN'S BELTS r.t. to $7.00 1.99 CASUAL SLACKS r.r $14 9.99 MISSES SLACKS n(. J22.so 8.99 MISSES SHORTS N(. Jio.oo 5.99 MISSES BLOUSES E.

sto stt 7.99 MISSES HALTERS 5.89 MISSES SLACKS r.r S2400 11.99 JR. BLOUSES TOPS rn. sio to $12 3.99 JR. SLACKS m. J22.00 12.99 JR.

HALTERS $oo 4.79 JR. TIE TOPS r.i. $1.00 6.39 JR. TANK TOPS H.00 6.39 FIXTURES and EQUIPMENT POSTING MACHINES ADDING MACHINES CLOTHES STEAMER 61-CHEVY STEP-VANS TYPEWRITER V3L CASH REGISTER-NCR! GONDOLAS CIRCULAR HANGING RACKS HANGING RACKS FORMICA TOP TABLES RECORDK-FILM MACHINE 4 DRAWER TABLES SHOE DISPLAY RACKS 4'xf WOODEN SHELVES CASH REGISTER STAXDS WRAPPING COUNTERS DISPLAY SACKS SHOWCARD PRINTER chancellor for health affairs and dean of the University of Ms. School of Medicine.

He is a member of the finance committee and the board of directors of the Mississippi Division. American Cancer Society. The meeting will be held at Battlefield Park Clubhouse at 12:30 p.m., Friday, June 13. The Hinds County board of directors invites all interested volunteers to attend. The luncheon will be catered.

It is a Dutch treat ($2.50) and reservations may be made through the office at 3H2-8514. Walnuts Off 25 Pet. Rome Italy's 3974 walnut production was estimated at 15,000 metric tons, down 25 per cent from 1973 and equal to the lowest level of the last six years hiit the quality was very good. FAMOUS BRANDS POMMY ALISON ROBERTS AMERICAN GRAFFITI CROSS CREEK HOB N088ER XTROVERT UNDERGROUND PHILIPPE VENET PARADE BODIN VICTOR COSTA LATCH ON STEP LADDER JONATHAN LOGAN KENNY CLASSICS MONARCH TICKET MAKER LIGHT FIXTURES MEN'S U. S.

KEDSra $10 5.99 MEN'S SHOES r.r $50 29.99 MS. GRASSHOPPERS t. $11.. 6.99 CHILDREN'S SHOES rut, $18 3.99 WOMEN'S SHOES $30 12.99 SHOE DEPT. CHAIRS MIRRORS 16,000 sq.

ft. BUILDING FOR LEASE-CONTRACT MR. EMftlE Elfin impatiens varieties, do.