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34 



The Weekly Florists' Review. 



Mat 12, 1910. 



rist himself will start on his honeymoon, 

 with a charming and wealthy widow as 

 accompanist. 



The Stumpp & "Walter Co. has some 

 unique advertisements in the Sunday pa- 

 pers, featuring the chicken industries. 

 Mayor Stumpp has returned from a short 

 fishing excursion. 



Kessler Bros, have sold a half inter- 

 est in their new fern to H. Dreyer, of 

 Elmhurst. 



George T. Schuneman, of Baldwin, left 

 for a European trip Tuesday, May 10. 



C, C. Trepel, who has just completed 

 the most strenuous season of his experi- 

 ence, is enjoying a well deserved rest 

 with Mrs. Trepel in his new touring auto 

 on Long Island. 



George Saltford has returned from a 

 brief visit at Khinebeck, his old home, 

 and the scene of his violet experiences. 

 J. Austin Shaw. 



MANCHESTER, MASS. 



The regular meeting of the North Shore 

 Horticultural Society was held on Friday 

 evening. May 6, and the large attendance 

 showed the interest taken in the subject. 

 After the reading of the minutes by the 

 clerk, the usual routine of business was 

 waived to give the lecturer a chance to 

 make train connections. C. 0. Bailey, of 

 the State Forester's office, gave a witty 

 and instructive talk on "Forestry and 

 Insect Pests and the Progress Made in 

 the Parasite Work." It would appear 

 from his remarks that the various gipsy 

 moth parasites which have been intro- 

 duced as the real hope of holding this 

 pest in check have, in the majority of 

 instances, become established, and the 

 hope is that they will increase rapidly 

 from now on. The brown-tail moth, 

 which, although a serious pest, is not to 

 be compared with the gipsy moth, is in a 

 fair way to be controlled, apparently, in 

 Massachusetts, the diminution in numbers 

 being quite noticeable on the North 

 Shore last year. People living in non- 

 infested areas fail to realize the magni- 

 tude of the work that has been done in 

 the suppression of bugs by the state, by 

 the towns and by individual land-owners. 

 The lecturer exhibited a very complete 

 case of moths in their various stages, 

 with their natural enemies, the predatory 

 flies and caterpillars, and was accorded a 

 rising vote of thanks. After his de- 

 parture the regular business of the meet- 

 ing brought to a close one of the most 

 interesting evenings the members have 

 enjoyed this season. 



Alfred E. Parsons. 



ANTS ON LAWN. 



Can you tell me something that will 

 keep the ants off a lawnT W. K. 



Locate the ant hills. Make a hole six 

 inches deep, with a pointed hardwood 

 stick. Pour a teaspoonful of carbon 

 bisulphide in each hole, immediately cov- 

 ering it up. Do it when the ground is 

 damp. The fumes will suffocate aU ants 

 in the ground. Cyanide of potassium, 

 ground to powder, mixed in sugar or mo- 

 lasses and laid about their haunts, will be 

 greedily eaten and thousands will be poi- 

 soned thereby. Handle the cyanide care- 

 fully, as it is deadly poison, and do not 

 use any open lights near the carbon, 

 which is of an explosive nature. Water 

 in which some coal tar is mixed, poured 

 about the holes, also will drive ants away. 



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