Pe ee

fruit trees and grapeyinos
Insecta by the almpio expedient of
tanlefoot substance,

2

Igoe

i oo aa
‘ee Funning around when you un
> os Riso nes ta We aapane

vrorma |, THe French ured to cal the
aah mate “La dardiniere,” the Indy
BG Brccit ‘gardener; the Hover fly: the Shield
bus: the Devi's Coach beetle; the
Lacewing fy; the Tehneumon
Susp. the grubs of the Tebneumon
fanp will doatroy a caterpitiar tn
no time,
Then, apart froa: usotul insects
which Nature has proved to
Intake war upon the lavects, there
fare other natural enemies of In-
secte, Among the most cMiclent
fare the swallows, chickadees,
cuckoos, -ingbirds, —_catblrds,
roblng, bluebird# and: woodpeckers
Those birds depend upon: Insects
‘Almost entirely for their food, and
although rome are very destructive
In the fruit garden when the cher-
ries and berries are ripening. par-
ticularly the robins, still we hav.
to give them the credit for the]

good they do otherwise in destroy
ing the Insect pe
DIVIDE PRIMRKOS!
FLOWE!
you have beon getting tower
flowers from your primrose:
haps the older clumps have be-
come too large and need dividing.
If this is the case, then this Is the
© of the year to divide and

iy ax January, In the Noth |
rarely appears before the

ef March.

Swill ald in protecting

‘and grapevines against

Mees

a not forget to band
pots as well as the
of the vines,
foo Kinds of canker
females of the Fall
their egxx in October
November, and those of the
wariety In March. All the
caterpillars of both varieties
‘dm the Spring, in tate April
er early May. Banding traps the
| Wingless female moth as she
‘Glimnds up the tree to lay her esses.
AM gardeners are familiar with
| the cutwerm which cuts off newly
feaneplanted plants at the surface
Vie the not, but the climbing cut-
| Bitacks the leaves of older

e

'
i

2
a

are
The
jay

nM

ig

FoR

per-

jie Fee eee aoa |taneplant them with safet |
a BS) ‘The clumps should be lifted and
|” weave winet the dirt shaken off the roots, or|

Sine ciisbing eutworm works at |"?

soak the clumps in a pan of|

\ Blgst, Biding just below the «t

water, after which the crowns can |
peemsreerncses curing the easily be pulled apart. One large
ae ground |clump can often be separated into
Fees Sices fs winglees coPd|5 4: 12 small plants. Each separ-|

ce The ndalt moth Ix of medium
ize with wings that spread from |*
ioe fo. an inch and a hall.
FRIENDS AND FOES OF

plant should have
i plenty of roots.
Replant the division in enriched

iit saving’ eorel (bat ihe crown
4 ils ia le with ico of the
BSaep peeecers do ot atin |1¢ evel ith the urface |
pele between friend and 08 or Bpvaetanalare gat: tt
Sei tetecer co fauccte. | Yer | “1 dove an
i ets se Seenaly alles t0 | cuz tn. mind, however. that
ee ie | primros planted in cr
moot of them can be classified aah ev ibe attacked t
ete eae be extermine |= Dm atecke
Looag 5 may be the work tu
Oneifoe of the 521 is happens, check the
een ceccen ted 5 5 |the plants for slugs. If fo

them before they d

test* with tarp
leg om pieces of a
eat almost

Primrose
and ro)
ven a litt

which have been divi
anted will be hi
protection over tht
This a igi
raw, To keep it from
down over the crowns of
a smothering them,
ame

y green pai

ped

ater, ni

work of twigs or small branches

strewn about the bed. |
y BULBOUS tis |
mrasserre™ | “Any home garden can have the

Wes sch poteons are placed on

orchidllke blooms of bul
fie leaves of plants to be protect- 4 i
< ous iris, ‘They grow, like tulips, |
from Fall-plinted bulbs, Tho bulbs |
m |
en Cat be planted In August or Sep-|
mie jtember. ‘The reazon for pla
of © \ bulbous iris at this time is
ploughing | sgh

they begin growth Immediate);
bulbs should be planted four

Blige to destroy the exes of the
Btamkopper, which are iaid one-

Inches deep,

Balio css ans ocetatt jncnes| acter deep, They, produce graay
Beseniz the aoii. Whed the eger| so. can, fate He elt
ee rates | nich the bulbs well, espec

ally th
drop very low.

if winter temparatures

Ploughed grovrs, thoy
Wy birds oF Killed by root
Ope. tormidable Joking
pane

Bie cor an oars,
although Mt

like = gangster among in-
Bes the paging manti« Je rentiy| ore sien re
ea arn a Ste Ts euatn a the mten iypn
ranmhoppert, © eel ana the eurilest to bloom, It usu:

filly Someta sn March, at tho sana

fina ax the erdous anc énomdrcpa,

re eaten

Tuo of the mov

oft
are known a9 Ret)
culate ond Spanish varieties, Other
popular ones are. tho
Kogiish, ‘The fowern of cush of
thene varie

populi i

naeet
A "| bulbous trices

because of itx
often
praying roantis.
Men

Me
Dutch and

a, beetle
‘Pant, lice,
The jadytirs beetion aro xplendid

White
Organteation waa held in tie Awe
sembly Room of the White Rook
Hotel on Tuesday, September 2,

singing of tie Penaloners’ Recrult-
the

short and pithy addr
the mombers that

a crown |,

the F
5\Canadian

‘opinions, He
Inter, the marred Jstated that concepts of one’ rol
flowers, ‘They ure followed still] tionship and responnibilitien to
jater by the Engilsh variety. |wards society in general and to-
‘The Koglisn variety In very ef-[wards thelr Immediate neighbours
fective when used In the hardy|needed to bo brought up to dato,
‘border, When potted it makes a] A period of community siiging
ratisfactory house plant. Bulbous |followed with Wm, Meitean at the
Irises profer A Ught, sandy soll! plano, and Misa Kuthleon Locke
‘but will do well In any moderately |with the accordion, Two solos by
Kerlile roll, They Uke full aun and| Mrs. 1, Mariick and solectionn by
good drainage, the orchestra brought the after-
=— Reon to a clone,

Canadi'e jouthern most part —
Pelee Inland—In allgtitly south of
the northern portion of California,

Penstoners hear
Legion Padre -

Regular monthly meeting of the
Rock Old Ago Penalonors

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