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Blight Disease of Celery

Each year a large part of the celery crop produced in Canada is destroyed by the blight disease, otherwise known as late blight. These losses would be materially re- duced if the celery growers would practice the control measures which have been recommended by the Division of Botany. Dominion Ex- pcrmrntnl Farms.

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WINNIPEGS BTRENGTHENED (Canadian Pnss) WIN'N1'.PiX},a Juno 1l—Addition Pete Somers of ‘Ail-American g to their quarterback di- ngthened winnipess. Dominion rugby title- for. their conference seb- oponer here against Cslnry , Sept. 6. liiormer Minnesota ck, Bomers assisted Oooch nits in drilling Pegs for their

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This disease may occur in the ::e;i-bod. but seldom does very much harm until the cool rainy (lays of late summer and early fall when it frequently becomes severe. The typical symptoms may be de- tected on either surface of the leaf as rather small roundish and yellowish spots which later become irregular in outline and black or dark brown in the centre. when these areas become very numerous they unite to form blotches. giving the entire plant a darkened appear- ance. spots on the stems are similar to those onvthe leaves. except that they am inclined to be elongated ra- ther than circular. In each diseased area will be found many tiny black dots, which are the fruiting bodies of the parasite. The millions of spores oozing form these bodies or pycnidia. are spread by insects and min to start another infection. The casual fungus lives through the winter on the seed and in the old diseased plants left in the heap. If

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DEBS BUDGET Next question wu—ibow should

one apportion 5 dress budgeti. . . Half what ever you hove to spend. I-lsrtnell declares, should be into evening “ . reasons that most important meetings lisp- pen in the evening.

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The other half to be used be- tween day clothes (quarter). sc- (one-eighth). and stockings and underelotbes (one-eighth.) To look the best for your money, stick to one color theme in day clothes. Black, nig- ger-brown or navy blue.

Your wardrobe should include one well-cut tweed suit. not onl- gerstcd in style or it will date. and a plain dress with a three-quarter length coat. with the last. bhoose colorful, good-looking accessories. . . . Hnrtnell favors flesh pinks. mustard yellow or turquoise blue for these.

About furs. he is curt. If you can't afford good ones, forget them.

MEANNESS

Most prevalent fault in dressing. he finds, is meanness. . . . on a good dress we wear a. cheap belt. rnd cheep accessories. A good belt rm be the making of an inexpen- ﬁve frock. but never the other way rbaut.

Then shoes, they are often over- ‘czked. but important. You m.n’t

llcok weu-turned out on heels that ‘turn under of in finick. fancy

rlroes. Unless you can pay big prices, it is safer to keep to plain court styles. uuuimmed.

l-lair: I-Iartnell stresses that hair styling is as important. I! snythins you wear.

Unsuitably dressed hair can spoil a complete outfit. ‘

OLDER WODEN

on the question of clothes for the older woman, I-In-tneil is decid- ed. Bhe should not "attempt to follow fashion." Her clothes must be desigend for her expressly. in-

dividuaily. Her danger is in trying to look young. it can add ten years to her looks. When she finds a. style that suits her, she should stick to it

‘He considers that men are. gen- erally. better judges of clothes than

we are (not the number of male designers). Their decisions are not blurred by how much it cost, who made it, what the girl—st-the-next- table wore lest Thursday.-His last bit of advice was to emphasise care of clothes. hair and hands. It is not the money. but the time you spend on these matters.

Canadian Garden Service

Much of the real interest in gar- dening lies in trying something new. of course it is not advisable to make over the whole garden each spring. nor should one obs.n- don completely all those old favor- ites which have done well in the past, but without something entirely new each season. some interest will

celery thus diseases is stored after be lost

harvest; smprophytic organisms will cause a very destructive decay of the stalks.

The more mllablc control measures against celery blight are as i'o‘lows:

1. Spray the plants with bordeaux mixture or dust with copper-lime dust. using the proportions cf 15- 85. The first two applications should be made befcre the plants are removed from the seed-bed. starting when they are about an inch in high and repeating a few

HHEUMATISM

Rbuunstisni in often caused by uric acid in

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In a special part of every seed catalogue will be listed the very latezt creations in both flowers and veget.ob'es. Certain flowers which were always double before now ep- peor in s single type. or perhaps a

days before transplanting. Continue this treatment when the plant; in the field are about six inches high. making thorough applications weekly until a weir or ten days be- fore harvest. Five applications are considered sufficient. When the plants are larg . 80 gallons of bor- desux will cov r one acre. If dust is used each of the first two applica- tions will take about 25 pounds of the fungicide per acre. and the last three about 35 pounds.

2. Seedlings should not be left in the crowded seed-bed any longer then is cc 1. inasmuch as in- fection may be sever in spite of pre-

“ furyminessurm.

3. Emp is should be placed on the neoaity of koepinc new growth adequately protected by msking timely applications of spray or dust. If dust is used it should be qmlied in the early morning if at all pouibio.

BRINGING UP FATHER

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new distinct color has been added. Giants have been dwarfed. like the new tiny Zinnias, or very much in- creased in height. added to some- thing a few years 880 could onls be secured in midget siae. Practic- ally all the leading flowers my now be secured in both doubles and singles and some of the latter. par- ticularly in the Aster: are very de- simble. In vegetabies too there are innovations each year, some of which are almost bound to find staunch supporters.

Yellow Flowers

Yellow is a cheerful color. and is a favorite with many amateur growers. A yellow border with mine blue plantings to go with the pale yellows. scnrlets and clear rods for the bril‘iant yellows, and 9. little lavender for the orange yellows. gives a strip of brilliance and beauty.

The dwarf sunflowers are good for the tall portion of the border. They are dwarf only as compared with their tell varieties, which may grow from 8 to 10 fee’... The dwarfs reach only 3 lost and have delicate flowers and foliage compared with the old-fashioned barnyard sun- ﬂower.

Along with the sunflowers for tell yellows is the bush California

D0Pl1Y-

The calllcpsis, annual coreopsis. with golden flowers toned with crimson is indispensable in the yel- low borders, and the marigolds, both tall and dwarf with their cousins. the cslenduls or pot mari- gold. will furnish beautiful cutting material‘. The ordinary California poppies fiumish low growing bril- lisnt muses of yellow.

- Annual chryssnthemums give softer yellows. In a burnt orange of glistening texture unknown _ other snmisls are the Africa dus-

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Cheopreronntnls

Most perennials may be Brown from seed. mriy in June is the best time to get started. Most of these should be started in s spec- ial nursery bed. except, perhaps such things as Oriental poppies which are rather difficult to trans- plant and should be sown where wanted permanently. Beed should be accrued from s reliable firm. With perennials more than other flowers seed is very important as there is liable to be 3 good deal of mixing and old seed with most of the ﬂowers is absolutely no good. Prepare a fine bed in some por- tion of the garden where there is good drainage and preferably a. little shade in the middle of the day. The seed is sown in rows about three or four inches apart. Keep the ground free of weeds. well cultivated. and until growth starts, water with a fine spray every evening. Thin out plants and pro- vide A light protection of leaves or rirmw the first winter. Next spring

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PORT ARTHUR, June l.l-—5sm- my Gigliotti. one of two Port Ar- thur bcckcy stun who played with teams in the Dogfish Nstionnl

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U.S. Engineers To Deepen Cod Canal

(A. P. By Guardian's SP¢€'“i “"°l BOSTON, June ll.—Tiic United states Army Engineers oiiice Mi‘ ‘ tonight the award ot con- tracts totalling nearly 34.000000 to three New York dredging colnlxm‘ lee to deepen and widen Cape Cod Canal

The project. which will sivv the canal a depth of 32 feet, and n with of 500 wehn completed in two _\_vnrs. will open the waterway lo mile coastal passenger and freight les- sels that now must travel 70 cxlril miles around the Cape. Arno" Hi- gineers said the work Wollld 513” by July 1.

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