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Some Features
Of Apple Scab
Control
From repeated and, continuous ob-
servations made by the Dominion
Laboratory of Plant Pathology,
Kentville, N. S., on the seasonal de-
velopment. of the scab fungus, it has
been possible to find some of the
weak points in the application of
control measures. All the early in-
fection, comes from spores produced
by the fungus in the fallen apple
leaves. These spores are liberated
during rainy weather and require six
to twelve, hours in which to geranin-
may appear udtil,the end of ,Tune,
lit/Aver, after blossoming scab Is
spread in the orchard by ,,pores pro•
clu ed on seals spots which, have de-
veloped on the now growth, s
-It is necessary to spray before, the
spores are liberated if thoreeigh pro-
tection is to be obtained. The first
spray at whatis locally called the
"delayed dormant" or "green tip"
stage gives the first protection none -
sexy, Leaf tips are just breaking
through ands seldom over one-quarter
to one-half inch long at this time.
The second "pre -pink" spray is ape
plied` when the earliest flower buds
show mule but they are separated.
The third spray before blossoming
should be, the most thorough. It is
applied just before the early blos-
soms commence to open and when
the buds aro separating' in the clus-
ters, The "calyx sprav".i a.,, when
most of the petals )rave ' fallen, 7
should not be delayed, as this applic-
ation,is important for the control of
other pests as well as diseases. Later
sprays may be applied at 10 to 14
day interv4als as the season demands,
Further information may be ob-
tained by consulting the spray and
dust ealendrtrs available for, each
province.
BACK TO LONDON SOON
: The King is expecteu to move from Craigweil House, where Le has I ern coma e: cing from
Castle on May al. '1 he join my will 1 e made by motor car.
ate and enter susceptible new
growth. Thus in order to successful-
ly protect the new growth,sprays: The Car Owner's Scrap -Book
should be, applied before wet weath-
er 4 q s
r t 51' (By the Left Hand Monkey Wrench)
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The earliest date spores have, been a * d�x"+ •
found to mature coincides with the
SHIFT
When the shifting of gears be-
comes difficult, the trouble is some-
times due to rust on the ball of gear-
shift lever. The remedy is to clean
the ball with a kerosene -soaked cloth
and put a drop or two of oil on it.
It need'not be taken out.
RUST INTERFERES WITH GEAR
time the first' green leaf tips appear
on, the trees. About the time that the
earliest
•1' t blossom boils show pink .....
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front e of s
general ' . charg pores l��`•, ..#;a:-a"�,£•z. ..ti'�M ^: 1
fallen lef•••^is takes place. The heav-
iest liberation of, spores during each ON FARM LOAN BOARD
of the past four years nes occured A. H. Brown, formerly a young
between the 23rd and 28 of May ; i• lawyer of Regina, Sask., who was
e., at, the time when the early varlet- recently appolnted Secretary of
les are bursting into bloom. Addi- the Farm Loan Board of Canada.
He Is a nephew of Chief Justice
tonal periods of infection from Hon. A. T, Brown of Saskatche-
spores arising from the raiien leaves wan•
lane
TESTING 01L FILTER
I When the engine is warmed is a
good time to test the oil filter, If the
r oil fails to flow freely replace the
cartridge at once. In a season's oper-
�t� tc sysss yr sr 2 Ys- z� . .. • KO i anon this (Al filter may collect more
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Beautiful Silverware is
a t»lodern Necessity
Ann what better indication of
.1- taste and refinement than a
service of celebrated
COMMUNITY PLATE
Ths Tabkwarr Ds Luxe
By reason of oar complete stocks
this store is fast becoming kaovm
as beadquarters for this delight-
ful ware,
Prices Most Reasonable
J. R. WENDT
Jeweler
Wroxeter — Ontario
than two pounds of foreign matter
that would otherwise circulate
)through and rack the engine.
I CARE OF LACQUER FINISH OF
Cracks and chips in the lacquer
varnish should be promptly attended
CAR
li Ito. The composition forms a thin
!skin, or envelope, over the metal of
the body. If water penetrates this,
it will cause rust which will raise the
1 I lacquer, will then flake off in chunks.
Having all such spots promptly
1 touched up will save a paint job
I later.
iATTENTION TO STEARING
GEAR
New Things
Are "News"
ricants. Ile sure that nuts are tight
Be sure that all'cotter pins and other
p y
locks are in
lace. Play in the steer-
ing wheel may be remedied by insert-
ing shims. If this fails, then it will
be necessary to replace bolts and
bushings. If there is no play, how-
ever, run back the nut on the wheel
bearing" until the wheel revolves
freely.
PREPARING FOR EXTENDED
TOUR
If the possibility of trouble is to
be reduced to a minimum before
starting a long trip, every arrange-
ment should be made to have the
gasoline tank well supplied in the
fuel line and carburetor cleaned, the
manifold free from leaks, good corn-
pression; all spark plugs functioning,
battery well charged, clean timer, no
loose wire, spark plugs cleaned, in-
terrupter points cleaned and adjust-
ed, brushes making good contact and
distributor cleaned.
REFINISHING TOP OF CAR.
When gasoline is not recommend-
edfor general use on the fabric top
covering of the car, it is satisfactory
to clean the surface with the liquid
before painting ga'solino will remove
the thin, hard film of dirt which has
It is well to remember to inspect accumulated, gasoline, naphtha and
' f 11 frequent- h iii be used in clean
his long illness,
as a cleaning agent preparatory to
applying a top dressing, because of
the possibility of the soapy water
lodging in the cracks and thus pre-
venting a good binding between the
paint and top material to which it is
applied.
CLEANING SPARK PLUGS
P G
When cleaning spark plugs it is
not not advisable to take thein apart.
Plugs must be compression tight, and
the gaskets that are in them gener-
ally have been so heated that, when
once taken apart, they will not seal
the plug when put hack. A hack saw
blade, ground down to a fine taper,
makes an admirable tool for clean-
ing ,plugs without taking them apart.
If convenient, let the plags soak in
kerosene overnight. It is a goon
thing to spread a little graphite and
oil on the threads of the plug. This
facilitates removing of plug after
being, in use for long time. Be
careful to keep this mixture away
from the electrodes. In the case of
plugs that screw down to the shout -
tier, it is advisable to replace the
gaskets every time they are remov-
ed.
The ammeter on the car will show
whether the silently running engine
actually is running,.
A tire cover not only helps to pre-
serve the spare tire but keeps it
clean, pending the necessary Itancl
ling to, replace a flat tire.
the steering caro u y andkerosene should rotA careless driver is detected by
the condition of the fenders of his
carr.
Never tamper with valves after
they have been adjusted ny an ex-
pert mechanic.
to Windsor
Beliefs We
Accept Without
LEADER WILL RETIRE
Arthur Sauvo, having declared.
his Intention of retiring from the
leadership of the Conservative:
party in Quebee, a Conservative.
convention will be held in Quebec
City July 9 and 10 to choose his
successor and adopt a party pro-
gramme.
12,. An Scow/mien are penurious.
18. All Chinese smoke opium.
1.4. Lightning never strikea twits
in the :utile, place.
13. One hour's sl,-ep before mid-
night is worth two after midnight.
16. Women ars, by nature purer.
and nobler than mien.
17. A squai • jaw is a sign of will
power,
' le. Consri:nc;e .s an unfallibla
guider to eonduet.
• 10, An exi,eetent mother can fix
the character of her child,by fixing
her mind on a subject.
20.If your (t burn 's a sign
Argument
that some one ist tl i' shout you.
Each of these .t:itenre'nts, familiar
to all of t::., and accepted, at least in
"It is batter not to know so much" part,h many of us unqualified
declared the sapient Joeh Billings, false, Mr. Mansfield alerted.
tthat
run
"than to knowso many g.
ain't so " The "things that ain't so." FOR COMPLEXION
believed by the average educated Lemon juice end milk rubbed on
p! reon, are legion, we are told by the face and neck before retiring is
George Mansfield, writing in The a splendid tonic for the complexion.
NOW age illustrated. Here are some Pat it in until absorbed.
of them, quoted, he says, from "a
young college professor," who gave NEW TINWARE
them re.ently a. test to s group of First rub grease over the new tin-
ware and keep in a warm place for
1. It is almost fatal to eat lob a few days. Then the utensil is less
stkn• and follow it up with ice cream I likly to rust.
1 Red-headed prop) shays;;ACCORDING TO THE SCHEDULE.
have quick tempers. It is important to raise babies and
3. Winters were longer and col children according to a regular
der when you were a boy. !schedule, better for them and really
4. Dew falls. 1 the only way a busy mother can get
5. Tan ,bars were cooler for'through her work. If baeles are fed
summer wear than black. 'and given their naps at exactly the
f. fihavi•,n m kke:, tit: h tie t e„(v I
same tints each day mother knows
ly. Lubricate often with proper lub- ing. Soap 'and water is not very good
l LEAGUE 'SECRETARY AT OTTAWA,
EN VERY member of every family in thiscnm-
ntuuity i5 interested in the news of the
day. And 00 items are react with keener relish
than auuouueuments of new things to at, to
wear sir to enjoy in the home.
You have the goods and the desire to sell
, them.' The readers of THE POST have the
looney and the desire to buy. The connecting
link is ADVERTISING.
Clive the people the good news of new brings
at advantageous prices. They look to you', for
this "store news" and still respond to your.
messages. Let ud show you that
"Ane an Invitation"
Advertisement is
During a trip through Canada
on the Canadian National Rail-
ways, ,loseph Avenel, Deputy Secre-
tary of the League of Nations,
spent a day in Ottawa, where he
renewed his acquaintance with the
Primo Minister, whom be met at
Geneva, Mr, Avenel sends at Mr,
King's right, and at the right of
the photograph is Jean Knight, the
French Minister to the Dominion.
The photograph was taken at the
main entrance of the House of
Commons. -- Canadian National
Beltways Photograph.
S. Long slender lentis indicate an is
how to plan her day and baba;
2s happier and better natured also.
artists. nature.
6. Marriage of cousins results in I ALL LABELED
children of inferior int it enee j When packing a lunch box it is
it. A high for, need insP •atse n nice to fasten the waxed paper as
te.elior intelligence. ,round the sandwiches with a gum -
10., The liquid contnin.•d in the med label, on which is written the
centre of many golf basis will ettdsa kind of sandwich therein. This is
instant, total blindness. I particularly handy when packing a
11. There is something in anteol picnic or a train lunch for the entire
ogy. I family.
A carburetor out of adjustment
can be responsible for more than
any other "tart of the car.
1 'Yash the wheels .last when clean-
ing the car.
Plan to have the car washed as
soon as possible atter an extends,)
drive_ By following this rule, the
finish will always remain bright.
t It is important to see that the nuts
hnldiny; tit rear wheels totheaxles
are drawn tight and fastened with
['otter pins. 3
A 11110 t',`::l itii;, of grease is 121(1 to
..11 ililil• 1-iSi'a d gasket.
Nuke in wheel hub:: may be calls -
ed by a bearing working loose and
grinding up by the revuivin.g motion
of the wheels. This will mean a dam-
atri•d axle, wheel out of alignment,
and unnatural tire wear.
THE GUEST'S COMFORT
A current magazine or a good
book should be in the guest room to
entertain in an idle moment. Many
of our guest, keep different hours
than the family and something to
read would be a great comfort.
A PLACE FOR NECK TIES
My husband keeps his neckties o11
a coat hanger with an extra bar be-
low the hanger. The tins hang
straight and free from wrinkles and
are easily selected in tate morning
rush for the office.
YOUNG LAMB
To know young lamb, loop for a
tinge of red in the bones, very white
fat and pale pink meat.
Fresh Water Tiger
85 pound plucky captured by G. Clark tI Toronto siter an 1out-'s ttli a n;it, t reef
and nine pound test line
Iishernten differ as to the tight:- yield.: srir,11 and t 1•; in:n th black
1ii1 s, great uorthort ]tike of oitor
mous size and piel.eref in abun-
dance, as well a, pan Ssh. Not long
ago a prominent New York bus,-.
nes, than landed, a 55 pound
"mashie" after a battle which will
probably satisfy his quest fore a
thrill for the rest of his life.
ing merits of the various species of
the finny tribe 1'o be found in
North American waters. Some
claim that, .inch for inch and pound
for pound, the small mouth black
bass is the gamest fish that swims;
others are equally enthusiastic in
praise of the speckled brook trout:
while still another fraternity claim
that tele salmon prtA up as ?mile a
battle for liberty as any game fish
extant, An are agreed, however,
that the museitlunge, sometimes
called the "fresh water tiger" is
one of the greatest fighters known
to anglers, and that he will put up
a battle royal when attached to the
business end of a rod.
One of the productive mus-
t•alun5e streams in North America
is. French River, in Ontario, Can-
ada, which connects Lake Mills,.
sing on the East with Georgian
ilay on the West. This tangle of
waterways is not only the haunt of
the fighting mnsealunge but it
French River is two hundred
ndlee north ti Porc oto on the:
Sudbury Linc'rite French River
Bungalow Camp, a series of cozy
individual bungalows centering-
around a main elute house, provides
comfortable accommodations for
the angler and his fancily. Jacic
Strath(lee, manager of this anglers" '
retreat, is a genial hoist who is glad)!;
to give the uninitiated fisherman et.
few tilts on how to lure the wily.
"ntuskle. " French River Bungalow
Camp has as its adjunct Pine,
Rapids Camp, some 20 miles up•
the river, (:nd located just at the.;
spot where the "whoppers" are.
likely to lurk,