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. 12 PAGES | : : : 7 A ------ YEAR. 85, NO, 234 The Dai ~ KINGSTON. ONTARIO. TUESDAY, 'OCTOBER 8, 1918 ly British MW v hig | = Y : PAGES 9-12 4 3 A treat in store'. | ® the' You: can taste delicious oriental fruits and spices, which are blended by a secret. process with 'Pure Malt Vinegar, ~~, Diseased Skin Freedom at once from the agony of skin disease. The soothing oils. Try -D.D.D.--its different, hood's Drug Store, Kingston. VN NYY NN OTICE TO OUR PATRONS Owing to the scarcity of help we BAY ool Dindies Spped 1a repair en ve veo unable to get the work out as soon as we expected. We now have a full staff of re- pair men and assure prompt service in the future. Central Garage Ed Walsh, Prop. 835 King St. ph Aaah faded did A 4 l PeEEVISH RESTLESS CHILDREN IMES ARE SUFFERING FROM Tne RAY, OF WORMS. ANIEFF! i ETAT AN one THAT AE TO TAKE, WILL NOT NWune TRE MOST TE STITUTION, 15 FOUND IN THAT RELIABLE MEDICINE ILLER'S Worm OWDERS Work of All Kinds. ra ~-- Cars Wasked We sell gasoline, ofls,"tires and Open Day ne Nights 2394 Bagot Street W. H, GODWIN & SONS AGENTS, KINGSTON, ONT. | MELONS HAVE ENEMIES | APHIS DOES HARM TO PLAN] | VERY QUICKLY. Pest Sucks Juices' of Plant, Camnsizag Them to Wither and Die, But. 3 Can Be Fought With Nicotine Sulphate, and Power . Spray Secures Excellent Results, Melon . growing is becoming in creasingly popular in the farming parts of Canada, and it has its own Peculiar problems. Severe losses by the melon aphis, or "elon louse,' can be largely reducéd and in many cases prevented by ihe 4se of con trol measures upon the first appear ance of the inse¢t, Spraying" with nicotine sulphate, .so far has given the best results, but there are other methods of combating the pest. a Nex#" to the striped 'cucumber beetle the melon aphis is the most important cucumber insect pest and brobably the most serious enemy ot melons and related cr ps. in this country It works quickly, sucking + Bpraying Outfit' Suitable for Use to Control Melon Aphis. the juices of the plants and causing them to wither and die, often before insect injury is suspevted. Whoic fields are destroyed in a few days. The melon aphis has more than forty enemies which hold it in cheek In many regions much of the time, but artificial 'control becomes imper- ative when weather conditions are unfavorable to its parasites. The following directions for com- ting the pest are given in the bulletin :* * 1. Examine the melon or cueum- ber Held in several places from {ime to time in order that the melon aphie; may not cause serious damage be- fore detection. : 2. When the aphis is found, do not wait to find qut whether it is going to increase, but begin spraying at once. 5 4. Be sure to use the correct for- mula and apply it properly and thoe- oughly, making frequent inspections to ascertain that the undersides of the leaves are whil covered. 4. Use plenty of spray mixture-- 200 gallons to the acre, if necessary --~--and apply at high pressure, about 150 pounds if possible. If the work is undertaken in tiié the bulletin points out, and dirée- tions are carefully followed, there should be no difficulty fn protecting a field of cumubers or melons against the ravages of the melon aphis and obtaining a good yield. As a spray for the melon aphis and other plant lice nicotine sulphate thus far has given (he best results. The following formula is' said to combine the ingredienis in the pro- per proportions: Nicotine sulphate, 40 per cent. fluid ounces Yellow laundry soap, avoirdupois pounds oe Water, gallons .... serra sae On account of the low spraying nature of the vine growth, a much more even distribution of the spray Is effected by a power sprayer than ba hand-operated machine. Soaps of nearly every kind are valuable as sprays for the control of the melon aphis and others of its kind. Kerosene soap emulsion, a Standard remedy for sucking insects | Such as plant lice, is regarded » dary in value to the nicotine sulphate solution. Where only a few 7 ioy Machine with '| plas are infested and it is possible to dixect a strong stream of water upan in this manner without use of other substances. The melon aphis is partial to the cantaloupe and other melons, cucum- bers, gourds, squash, pumpkins, and other cucurbits, cotton, okra, and oranges and other citrus fruits, all food plants upon which the insects feed and multiply. > h-------------- - Women Driving Autos. % = There are few sections in which | the auto is more largely used than it is in Kent. "In two years," Mr. P. H. Bowyer, ex-M.P.P., stated re cently, "250 autos have been sold by Ridgetown dealers alone, and most of the machines were bought by farmers." The auto is not, however, a mere Kent farmers. In 4 recent run through the " the cars met ty being women, and most cases with only the driver in the car. It fur ther Appeared as if the 0 4 Yers were on their or | from market. The -- r- ¥ busy in the Gelds, lea: daughters to do most of 4 Sry running to town. ei State Control of Eggs. ' An example of German seen in secur food is ton. of the Bavarian ~ Offteé. Poultry ~ SCORN 70 WEAR CHEVRONS. | They Say" "Safety Firsts" a Similar Privilege. | The Canadian Associated Press| understands that an effort will' hel made while Gen, Mewhurn'is in Eng- land to-enlist his co-operation with Sir Edward Kemp in attempting to secure from the British War Office a better regulation regarding tha wearing of .chevrons. Briefly, the present regulatiof is that members of any branch of the forces, \Imperial or Dominion, are entitled to chevrons | for service overseas. In the Domin ion troops ' a special provision was made that service overséas should count from the date of thefr leaving their own country. This means that Canadians who have only done ser- vice in England are entitled to the same mark of distinetjon as those who spent whole winters in the trénches. Have There are many Canadians in Eng-| land, of course, who have got nol further to the actial fighting through ne fault of their own, but the fol- lowing is a glaring example of the present anomalous position: At Argyll House, in London, at this mo- ment there is a certain major wear- ing one red and three blue chevrons, also the order of the British Empire and a Russian decoration, and vet he has spent his whole time at clerical work in England. There is also a young captain who Came over as a private, was wounded three times, earned his Military Cross in France, and yet, following the example of Cen. Turner and oth- ers, declines in sheer disgust to put any chevrons on his sleeve. GIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR AND STOP DANDRUFF lecomes Charming, Lustrous and Thick In Few Moments. Hair Wavy, Bit of Dandruff And Hair Stops Coming Out. ---- For a few cents you can save your hair. In less than ten minutes you can double its beauty. . Your hair be- comes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and charming as a young girl's after ap- plying same Danderine. Also try this --moistén a cloth with a little Dan- derine and carefully draw it through Every Disappears |Your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust,-dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few moments you have doubl- ed the beauty of your hair, A delight ful surprise 'awaits those whose hair has been neglected or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautifying the hair, Danderine dis- solves every particle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping . itching and falling hair, but what will please you most will be after a few weeks' use, when you see new hair---fine and downy at first--yes--but really new hair growing all over. the scalp. It you care for pretty, sofg~bair, and A recent letter from the War Of- fice admitted that "some men of ours, no less than yours, earn chevrons very cheaply.. For instance, all those officers in overseas garrisons at the beginning of thé war are entitled to chevrons, although they may never have been moved since, and officers of the Indian army on duty fn Lon- don are simiarly entitled." Catching Up to Us. The New York Commercial states that the United States is second to Canada in supplying farm machinery to Australia and its position in the trade is steadily improving. Eleven million dollars' worth of such mach- inery is required annually by Austra- lian farmefs, of which seven million dollars worth is manufactured nt home and four million déllars' worth imported. ar While the present demand for farm machinery is substantial the fact 1s that in the normal course of events Australia is destined to become a mueh 'more attractive market such articles. The increasing efi- ciency' of farm tractors should eventually prove a most important factor in developing the agricultural resources ar the country. In spite of the present difficulties in the path of the uverage American manufacturer, the market deserves "the utmost at- tention, especially on the part of th8se who produce a fair number of the machines most favored by the Australian farmer, The home manufacturers are fav- ored by the fact that much of the nd is not cleared of stumps, so that stump-jump feature is a necessity in most implements. Canadian. and American manufacturers have never been obliged to specialize on such a feature, whereas the Australian manufacturer has given it attention OF years" This and other-eNsadvan- ages and advantages are discussed at length in an American Govern- ment report for the benefit of manu- facturers and exporters who are plan- ning to extend their Australian and New Zealand trade as soon as nor- for | lots of it, surely get a small'tbottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and just HY GERMAN_.SUBMARINE U-58 Sunk six steamships off Nantucket Isjane, two years ago today, October 8, 1916. : Find a sea captain. YESTERDAY'S ANSWER Upside down above oun. - Will Not Baild. mal conditions are restored. Facing Vass army. Few Canadians are alive to the fact that we are menaced by an army greater than that which is menacing Europe at present, writes a Judge contributor. All over the country it is springing up, in the fields, in the cities, at the seashore. Its members require no training, they are perfect in thejr art from birth. They have no flag and no leader. They are en- cumbered with no baggage trains and have no lines of communication to keep open. Being ignorant of death, they do not fear it and the most rightful slaughter does not dismay them. With lightnjng rapidity, they move from place to place, so that they seem to 'be everywhere. There #fe no slackers in this army. Each %s | member is firmly alive to the neces- sity of doing his bit. Like the leaves of the tree, of the stars of the milky way, they are innumerable. Swiftly, silently they have arrived at our very gates. The mosquito is here. - Canada's Ace. One of the books receiving wide- spread notice at the moment is Major Bishop's work on his exploits as a famous flying man. Not that the young Canadian soldier, V.C., D.8.0., and. M.C., refers to himself in such flattering terme, He merely Sarnia urgently needs a society to of histotic Jandmaran, ad evidesses of toric as : by the fact that the old Mack. enzle home is now being torn down. It has' the county it |e seemed as if at least fur out of five driven EE pal Perth, Oct. 7.--Perth will ' not have a curling rink this winter. A meeting "of those interested in curl- Ing was held last, week when. the project of building a new rink was discusfed. It was decided that the money could not be- raised this year and there did not seem to be any building that could be used tem- porarily. Jt was suggested that they might return to the primitive way of curMng and make a rink on the river and this may. be done. reat When a girl says nobody undeb- stands her the chances are every- body understands her. i i i | Coming back, pessimism might have | erept into the verse as into most of {ting the boat and swallowing the oc- 'conid be freely" translated fromi:the ataassanntrassancaneens st Catch Fish: % Win the War a a SEP 4 HERE is no reason to doubt that Omar had a fishing ex- cursion in. mind when he said, "O, wilderness were!' Paradise now." Likely he was on his way to a favorite nook for bass. the quatrains. Moreover, all 'that we know about Paradise we imagine, There is no experience, since from that bourne no traveller has return- ed. When one does make his Way back we shall be ina position to give a proper definition of Paradise. Un- til then it must remain something ro which one looks forward with keen pleasure. In this sense there need be no hesitation in saying that the ideal combination of wilderness and Para- dise is just about a'hundred mils north of Toronto. The jumping-off place is Penetang; the Open Sesame is "bait," the treasure to be unlocked is fish. The final result is a chas- tening and strengthening of ' char- acter. From Penetang north. and west through the Georgian Bay and its 80,000 islands -- count them -- 80, 000 -- The Voice of the Red Gods wails and roars, and it is there that the young men's feet are turning 'o tramp on the tail of the black basa, the green bass, and the more tenor pickerel and pike and the baritone lunge. All these fish taste much alike, but they are valued by anglers in proportion to their reluct- : ance to be dragged into the boat and submit to a bump on the bean, Thus the black bass, though smaller than |! the green, is more highly esteemed, |' for when a black bass swallows the |} bait the impression of the person on the other ajd-utthe line is that a bull terrier has suddenly taken hold, and fears for. his own life mingle with hope that he may survive to || leave a record of the encounter and show up Homer. The pike, too, is larger than either of the bass, but is of a more pessimistic disposition, being inclined to murmur "kismet* when he is hooked, instead of upset. capants as séems to be the ambition of the maskinonge. ; North of Penetang the waters swarm with fish, not only the varie- ties mentioned, but with perch, sun- fish, rock bass, minnows and other members of what a poetical writer might call the "finny tribe." They would constitute a satisfactory solu- tion of our food problem if they water to the frying-pan or the air- ETD 1878 KIN oi : THE : : OF CANADA F. HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO 5 TRUST FUNDS Our Savings Department gives you & guarantee of absolute security and ny interest at current rate, 25 GSTON BRANCH, J. F, ROWLAND, I SECOND SECTION ---- --m-- WhenYou THE MERCHANTS Head Office: Montreal, OF CANADA H. A. TOFIELD, carry your funds in issued by The Merchan Personal cheques are often refused. Money ay be Joat or Stolen, : ravellers' Cheques, on the other hand, are cashed by banks, hotels, tion companies and-stores at their face es and enable you to raise ready money wherever youhappen to be, If lost, they are of no value to the finder; if stolen or des- troyed, they will be replaced without extra charge, Use them for your next Jvurney, BANK Established 1864, KINGSTON BRANCH, - - - - M anager. proof tin. They are, however, mys- terious and irregular, in their og and only long and patient stiidy will enable the fisherman to so win their confidence that he can count on be- ing able to sit down at the end of the day and eat a satisfying meal of them. Their office hours are not to be found even in the guide books, nor can their haunts be tabulated as was the case of human beings in the mediaeval ages before the Committee of One Hundred rolled the Stream and converted patrons of the back room into patrons of the back lane and adjacent purlieus. The general principle adopted by fishermen is that the further away you get from camp, and the more trouble you have in getting there, the better is the fishing. What founda- tion ih fact there is for this belief is not easy to say. Sometimes it seems to be invalidated, for it has been known that a party camping five wi from civilization paddled ten miles further into the wilderness and got back with not more than a few dozen fish, none of them more than five or six pounds. while another party lodged on the brink of civilization, paddled five miles up to the wharf of the campers first mentioned and took fish of a number and size that caused bad blood between the two parties of fishermen. The same principle may be observed lpecally, for one can get more fish on King street east in half an hour than he can get in e On- tario in half a year. ' But an injustice would be done to fishermen if the impression were con- veyed that.what they desired was merely to eat a lot of fish, It is the sport of catching them that makes the appeal. Hence the thread-like lines, the willowy rods, the dainty little hooks. Hence also the sports- manlike practice of throwing back every fish not more than ome and three-quarter inches long that acc, dentally impales ] . the barb. If one merely wanted to glut a carnal appetite upon fish he would i buy a can of salmon. Instead of which the true fisherman does not eat the ed other DT 'How Shall I Invest? qe is the question almost every investor is asking. You can irivest to best advan- tage by dividing up your surplus in different classes of high-grade securities. Our Statistical Department will be pleased' to mail you list of high grade issues listed on the Montreal Stock Exchange, .Owing to war conditions many stocks now yield 6 to 9 per cent. on the investment. . Full particulars on request Thornton Davidon &Co Transportation \ Building, MONTREAL » . Bring Back Memories of Home to the Kingston Boys by Sending a Box of Cigars Made in Kingston MILO May be cigar and drug stores. Get them away now | had in boxes of 10, 25 or 50 at all Travel, Even in Canada Topi Com FIRE PREVENTION EXTRACTS FROM .: rio, PROCLAMATION Whereay on the front next to the care of those who are offering thelr lives Tine of battle, the conservati on of all our energies and substance is our'most im t problem; And Whereas the SAVINE Of rma of Yoss of pr prevention ald larg i which everyone .: n life, . thrift, and the y through destriction by fire, is an ould give willingly to the community at the reckies and impoverishing fire And whereas. confronts the people of, our Province is appaj . be bellevi that awakening in the by the loss can public mind a universal wate sarelessnoss, accumulation 'of rubbish and unsanitary io of 4 Because © Watehfulness, caref persia responsibility fu reducing she number Counetl for Our Wednesday, the this gredt need and in order thvess and cleanliness, and to of And with the advice of our nid et fit, b : Province of Ontario, to name, do hereby name - 9th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1918 And We vince of to the conditio dn ¥ lesions of Fire, 0 insure the T be necevacy to torment on on Other means be - FIRE PREVENTION DAY deo. pherehy urge that on this day, th be called in. schools ne shat Bist and _to the need the part of evervene; and special employed to impress on the w. pre : ; of 'this great Clean-up Camp iceens have the ious 00 hearty and Whe have for thelr objects civic, social 2nd im S---------------- (he. 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