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,'gpoitlng Chart of Garden Enemies v ..These Are the insects That Will 1m“ Your Victory Garden. Learn 1|, gnaw Thom So You 0am Fight

Jlhm. ; Victory gardeners have s spot- ting job to do. Like the watchers m hostile airplanes, they should “,4; able to identify the insect ene- "mii-s that invade their gardens, s0 they may know how to fight them. some of these enemies come by air, m some which cannot iiy. Just ap- pear suddenly like the aphids, you Mont know where frcm. " 1m olrllrt which accompanies this "yjrticle vrill give you the Zensral characteristics of these enemies and "oriei description. with sussestions for combating them. follow; I 111m are red. black and green

'2 growing ems of stems oi many vege- iilbles. multiplying with amazing grpidilyn Use rotenone. Dyrethrum -or nicotine dust or spray. immedi- ‘ltely first specimens are detected. ‘Asiillﬂizus beetles are blue-black with lemon spots, one-quarter inch long. Use rotenone dust or spray while harvest is on. and these or ul arsenic dust or spray after the . llllrmt Blister beetles are grey, striped gr black, thee-quarter inch long. prey on potato and tomato plants. Use trotenone or pyrethrurn spray or tust, or calcium arsenate dust. rThe striped cucumber beetle is one oi the worst home garden ‘pests, yellow body with three black stripes, it breeds in the blossom ends oi gvinc. eats leaves and spreads dis- ease. Dust new growth as it ile- ' velops with dust composer; of i 1b calcium arsenal/e and 10 pounds of talc or lithium. repeatng until vines ole several feet long. Young plants I; should be protected from their first ,. IDUCTRHCG. 1 Flea beetles are small flea-like ;irls;cts which attack cabbage. oilfi- plllllt. potatoes. tomatoes. turnips t. ind other VPRGLEDIBS. rind riddle -' the leaves with small holes. Use

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The Potato bus or COIOIBCO beetle, which may also attack eggplant and tomatoes, is red with black stripes, hill inoh lone. Bnray or dust with wgeontglrti: lcrdahrsenic.

e5 "Pliers are pole green, Ollilillihth inch long. Also found on beans, swarming on your ﬂppfgach t0 V179 Dlﬂllt-S. on which they cause leaf-curl, Nicotlne or rotenone dust °l” Blltrﬂy will control.

u worms te ill _ rious moths awaits‘: lxl-Pkargyo, Xfy and at night cut off young plants at the soil surface. Protect the plants with vcollars oi heavy paper or card- boarc: surrounding the stems. ex- ggielnzsngnbgichi beﬁglv ti‘: soil sur-

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Squash pugs are reddish brown to black. thee-quarter inoh long. They lay egg clusters on under side oi leaves, and can be con. trolled by Dyrethrum or rohenone 50w oﬁddiist.

e ex can bean beetle 1,; g black sheep oi the Lady Bug gum. llv- Connery brown. e black spots on each wing cover; it ear; vine; mo‘ luvs yellow ese clusters on un- der side of leaves, which hatph out into larvae with voracious appe- ties. Plants must be thoroughly sprayed or dusted with rotenone or arsenic.

Tomato worms are green cater- pillars with conspicuo yellow lﬂﬂlkllltls. three to four inc es long. The vmnn eats tomato leaves but is easily picked oil’. or killed by a rotcnone or arsenic spray or dust,

The corn ear worm is a caterpil- lar two inches long. striped and‘ marked green and brown. hatched from eggs laid on the young silk. IllJect one-quarter teaspooniul of medical mineral oil in the silk channel oi each ear soon after pol- linatfon.

Clil-tbllsc worms are Dole green caterpillars one and one-quarter inch long. hatched from ezgg lgtd by white butterflies, which are "limo" on cabbage. cauliflower and other members of the cabbage fam- ily. Dust; with rotenone or calcium arsenate.

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WANTED - GENERAL MAID. two adults in family. Evenings 11W- APDlY Mrs. C. M. Shannon, 114 Brisnton Road. 6-2-31,

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TO LET — FURNISHED HOUSE t0 September 1st. Adults. 169 Prince BtTGQt. 6-2-31.

FURNISHED COTTAGE T0 BENT at. Keppoch, Frigidaire included. Apply J. F. McLeod, Telephone 422 between 9 A. M. and 5 P6 M.

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Susan MacKay oi Rothesay, N.B., a. "Wren" in the Royal Canadian Navy has been chosen Queen of the Annapolis Valley Apple Blossom Festival, it was announced tonight. The festival is to be held here June gq-GB-Slte is stationed at Deep Brook,

RUIWESAY. N.B., June 1-(0?) - Susan Mackay, chosen Queen of the Annapolis Valley A le Bloss- om Festival. is a daugh r oi Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Macliay, Rothesay. Mr. Mackay progressive comer. vatlve Leader for New Brunswick.

4th Strongest Air Power

LONDON. June 1 —(GP Cable)- Air Secretary Sir Archibald Sin- clair today told the House oi Com- mons that Canada. will emerze iron the war the fourth strongest military air power in the world.

He made the statement in speak- ing in a debate on postwar civil aviation, telling the House that the British government vroulcl‘ pursue discussions witih the Dcminions but could not tell them what to do. He presumably referred to Britain. not the United States and Russia as being the leading air powers ahead oi Canada.

Former nurses and midwives now in the British forces are to be asked to return to practice in civilian life. The goiverment ministries concern- ed are ready to release them because Britain is short 10,000 nurses.

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PRODUCE

MONTREAL, Jlme 2 (CM-Pro- duce prices today as reported‘? the Dominion Department oi A - culture follows:

Eggs-Graded shipments quoted on spot at A 1m 38; A medium 33 r244; A p ts 28 1-2-29; 2B 30-31; C 28-28 1-3.

Butter—l"lrst grade creamery prints Jobbing price 35-35 l4; first grade solids, Jobbing price, {i4 1-2- 34 3-4; current recci ts Que. No. i pasteurized 32 5-8, o. 2 31 5-8 de- livered Montreal. wholesale Que. No. 1 Pgsbﬂlfllld 33 l-8—38 1-4; No. 2 32 1- .

Cheese-Current receipt, white western and Que. 2o i.o.b. r.e.p.; wholesale Jobbin . western and Que. colored and whi 22 3-4-21 nom- inal current make, Montreal.

Potatoes-‘IS lb. bags Que.-P.E.I. and NB. Mountain No. 1 2.20; PEI- argg NB. No. l smalls 2.20; fancy 2. .

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TOROMO, June 2 -(C?)—'1‘or- onto closing stock quotations: stocks Close

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I am instructed by Mr!- C, G. Clay to sell by public auction the following ma- chinery and furniture and other articles:

Grindstone, Paris Green L“

sprayer, turnip seeder, spin-

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oi wheels, ice box, oil stoves, scythe, shovels, hoes, 2 sets oi barrows, scufilcr, beam hcaies, 1 net scales. 1 let blocks, collar and llamas, pad and breaching, ice tongs, fox wire, 4 egg cases, I room

barrow, buck low, crow-bar, ‘ 1 set oi swings, potato drag, 2 couehee, lcloeh, 1 cheeta- » field suite, 8 beds, bureau and commode, table and chairs.

Terms cli- I. l. BIATON, Auctioneer

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l wants but little here below,‘ Wluiw

Olive: Goldsmith. Man's needs, he might have added, are even fewer.

Our pioneers needed no more than a few acres-u roof-u bed-—food they shot or trapped or raised for themselves-cl shelter for their cattle-a pen for their pigs.

But one deep-felt want meant more to them than all these needs . . . a yearning which drove them out of crowded Europe to our wide, free spaces.

What each of them wanted, more than anything in the world, was to be his own boss . . . to be the mantel: of his fate.

Even a cottage is a castle to the mun who values freedom and independence above all the sweets of life.

OUR pioneers put up afqrim bottle for their inde- pendenco.

Today we are fighting an even grimmer battle to sava and hold the freedom they sought.

They had faith in their own energy and enterprise, and with that energy and enterprise they built this nation.

Uurs is the task to defend it . . . and not the notion only . . . but the rights of the individual . . . the right to think and act and embark on any proper enter- prise a man chooses.

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Dictators have risen in many lcmds in many ages to wrest it from their peoples.

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Here, at home, eclch mon protects his own indepen- dence by frugality and thrift.

That is why life insurance has become the business of four million Concidions—-—c1 great, voluntary, co- operative business—us close io the pattern of de- mocracy as any business can get.

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