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Use a general-purpose spraj or dust containing maneb, or zlneb and methoxychlor, or copper and rotenone for control of both insects and diseases. A mixture containing copper and DDT is better thar these for potato foliage-feeding insects and diseases.
Chemicals Are Poisonous
Use them only when needei and handle them with care, They should be kept in closed, plainly labeled containers where they will not contaminate food or feed and where children and pets cannot read them. Follow all directions and heed all precautions giver * on the labels. (These comments on disease and insect control are by Extension plant pathologists and Extension entomologists.)
Hints
Bathing suits need to be laundered after every wearing, especially if made of elastic or spandex fibers. Careful washing in warm soap ordetergen suds and rinses restore elasticity. It also removes the sand particles, salt deposits, and other foreign matter that can ruin a pretty suit. Elasticized bathing suits should be dried in the shade.
A sure measure of how fast children sprout in summer is to note how much shorter their clothes have become by th^ end of the season. Even if there is a wide hem to save the day, daughter may object to the
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