EXTENSION NEWS
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The ?-ii Club merrftters of.---the Hat:i
atauskn Valley and Hkiutno are "in
full swing. cut at' King's Lake this
week. Programs- have been planned
under the ai>pervision of che-Dis -
trict Porno Demonstracior Agent .Ivliss
Frances Byrne and the Agriculture]
Agent, Nr. Wm6 hogera, The gl^ia .
are now enjoying camp while the
boys are t.Q leave Palmer Sunday
• f ter fthurbh** Sunday is also Family
. ay at .King's Lake,- and“p 11 arc
• sked to come out for a day of 1un
• and picnic with the -children. Fam
ilies are asked to bring their own
lunch, ■
::OT.H AND -FLAMS '
Any moth that, flutters around a
• light .in’ the houa-e these days and
• evenings need cause the housewife
little worry about wools and furs.
But the- little moth that avoids the
flame--, of 11 ght and hastily d 1 s a p*
pears- into the darkness "in probably
the- clothes moth.--the culprit that
lays the eggs—that hatch into tiny
- wo?ms-»that er-t and mince on your
woolens and furs,-effusing danfage
to clothes, and household fabrics at
the' rate of millions’ Of dollars/;
. worthy-a year, ..'
unis nncr oti>er charactoristiq's
of the clothes moth are.-w^orth th:e
attention of the housewife, parti
cularly this year when clothes and
fabrics rre scarce and precious*
and need to be guarded against moth
damage. Entomologists of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture offer the
following reminder:
, Before putting winter clothes
vay, hang them in the sun for sev
eral hours and brush out all seams
and pockets where moths and worms
may hide, > / •
2. Then, put clothes away, either •
in a trunk that closes tighf, or in
a box that can be entirely sealed.
Into this container with the clothe
put 1 pound of napthalenc flake.s o,r
paradichlorobenzene crystals to
every hundred cubic'feet of space*
(Faradiol.iorobeneend may be diffi*
cult to buy this year because the N
materials from which it is made are
now being used for tva.r products)
3. To keep moths from breeding in'
clothes closets, keep floors and
cracks free of lint and dust. Clean
often.
4. For further particulars, the Ex
tension Service has a new Bullet-in
’’Clothes Moths” which is free for
the askirtg,
Cont, on pp. 5
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