in thelr permanent quarters, as
otherwise they may be serious~
ly checked, particularly in this
hot, dry weather. In addition
‘to making sure
jsery bed ie thoroughly soaked

tected from the sun, trim back

eo
;Worms have grown in size thuy some of the leaves before trans~
can best be killod by spraying |planting. This will reduce some
with arsenate of lead or DDT. of the surface from which the

the plant in re-establishing it

fused on young plants.
it in a

Sti coen raat To combat the worms on|self. In planting, set

Pp admire the butterflies
qor they are enemies of the)
garden and their ap-
calls for action. Pre-
jst once to spray and dust

tse tobacco, pyrethrum or ro- poured some water. This’ Is far

tonne dusts. The same sprays better than setting the plant in
and dusts which are used /dry soll and then watering
Jagainst the cabbage worms will/Don't worry about the appar
flso prove effective in control- ent looseness of the plant be
Ge cabbage plants. fing the cabbage looper. leause of the impossibility of
Gores why: The females of| 7 inspection of your cabbage packing the sloppy mud around
fee cabbace butterflies tay their patch also reveals an infesta-|the roots, for it will become
eps on the cabbage lenves.'tion of the green plant lous) well set without any further at-
‘The ess Sera a: ta or aphis, spray with nicotine |tention.
no ¥ 3
Bay they betoh ont Fes ONTOS CAULI- DATEL SESE Ea
worms which are about one rYOWER, KALE, ETC. \ ee
cabbage, | Late cabbage

is chockful of

ged a quarter Inch long and fy planting out Set CU
packed with trouble. They @Fe caulifower and other winter |YitOMINS Oe eo it can
gilts Bevovericoked for they! reens it is highly desirablo|*#° % space saver, TTT
; i athe © planted where an cariier
iy are & Soft green colour, exact that the plants should have pa) DUAR TR as
Spacatobing that of the leaves oo, slowly in the nursery cToP has matured,
_ = which they feed padi Ie tile chas!deen the case| If planted too carly, the hoads
a ‘he cabbage leaf shows the they will be hard and move will ure {n warm weather
fel-tale holes made by a cab-|with the minimum of shock. /and are likely to burst
My) Gage worm in its feeding for. However, if they have grown! Fate cabbage plants should
ate cabbage plants shoul
oye in rich soil and had ample mois Seth ta wens eae
“The worms can be destroyed ture, they are apt to be soft pens 1S RO Ges nO eeeerens
goon after they have hatched and overgrown. If such is the in the row and the rows about

30 inches
When

apart.

jut. however, by the use of a case, extra care must be taken
transplanting cabbage

nicotine spray. Later, when the to cnsure their establishments

daily excursions

Take the family . . . cruise to
Yanaimo, enjoy a fascinating bus trip to
Victoria via the scenic Malahat Drive. Time

to shop and tour, then return samé route... a
wonderful day. Return: $6.85. Children half fare.

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bring you the finest products you can buy

What’s tastier than a plum’ eg of fried chicken?

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\deeper than they stood
|Piace them so that the soll

that the nur-/ leaf.

|before lifting and the roots pro- | grown.
(same as that of other cabbage.

| Tho heads grow large, firm,

| heavily blistered or “Savoyed’”
These sprays should only be plants can lose moisture and ald

more mature cabbage plants, holo to which has already been |

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im warm weather, set the plants,

comes quite up to the first

cabbage is easily

Savoy
Its cultivation is the

and round in shape, They are

throughout. The outer leaves are

dark green in
they are an attractive

mature evenly, is a

Fall, is excellent
Keopor.

Most of the roots of any cab:
bage grow within the upper!

an

two inches of the soil, and are in the St. Paul's Hospital, Van-
couver,

almost horizontal in growth
Shallow cultivation should be
practised when the plants have |
reached considerable size, A}
scuffle hoe is best for this pur

pose and will be less likely to|
injure the roots. |

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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold John of
St. Paul, Minnesota, were recent
guests at the home of Mrs.
John's aunt and uncle, Mr, and
Mrs. Henry Bill of Sunnyside
Road. They had not seen each
other for 25 years, when as
bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs

John said goodbye to the Bills

in their Saskatchewan home

and left to reside in St. Paul.
Mr. G. W. of

Road i tient in Wh

Hosp’ His friends

Di

ict
hoping t
soon

ed

com
Mrs

husband
ack

died with a

heart on

July
Mrs. Wm.
¥ sold their home on
Best Road are living temporar
fly on North Bluff Road until
thelr home on Johnston Road |
is ready. |
| Cates

Mr. and Mra. R. Ford and|
family were Wisitors last week
jat the home of Mr. Ford's par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. D. L. Bow.
jerman, 1940 King George High
way. They were on their way |
|home to Vancouver after a trip|
to Alberta.

Aitchison

Miss Ann Hooglend of Port | |
Coquitlam is a holiday guest at | |
the home of her cousin, Miss
Barbara Ramsden.

Mra. Wm, Hansen of Sunny |
side who has been
nome time in Molfort, Saskat:
hewan, received an Invitation |
to act as judge on a naming |
contest the firat week in August, |
jat Miami, Florida at the NCA/

spending |

Sylvan:

digo, and #
and Loulke Mandigo of

colour; inside | Park Boys’ Club has gono to
light | Victoria to continue his train-
(green. The super-curled varlety ing Under the Provinelal Re-
medium creational Council.
fate type and, if grown in tho |!8 sponsored by the PTA of the
Winter |Crescent Park School and the

Ocean Park Boys’ Club.

Have a
GOOD BUM.

for your

{| | and after August 13, will be at the follow-

Conyontion. Thin seems a fine
time of year to take such a trip
when “all the world” is holi~
daying.

Mr, and Mre. J. FR,
Ave, “have ay

fases Carol
Misstc
Olu

Kenneth Welch of The Ocgan

Milk Producers i
To Hold Open H erg
An Open House and Plenio
will be held by the Fraser Val-
ley Milk Producers’ Assoofation :
on Tuesday, August 7. i
Tho day will commence at 9
Awl 4.2m. with a tour of the Pacific

Mrs, M. Forster is a patient Mk Plant at Abbotsford.
The afternoon will be spent at
[Cultus Lake Park. ~

Kenneth

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‘Letter Carrier Service |
In White Rock

Beginning

‘onday Aug .13

Letter carrier service will be provided on
and after August 13 for residents who now
receive their mail at the Post Offices at
White Rock, White Rock Hilltop, and
‘Semiahmoo. ;

With the inauguration of letter. carrier
service, White Rock Hilltop and Semiah-
| moo Post Offices will be closed. White
Rock Post Office will continue to serve
the public. In addition, sub-Post Offices,
available for normal postal transactions on

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Pacific and Johnston Streets
Nicol and North Bluff Streets

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magazines and other periodicals, of your complete
street name, house number, and the name neek Se
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