South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 154, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 June 1917 — Page 17

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SHMG SOCGESTIOMS

Strikes Deadly Blow at Both Bugs and Diseases That Prevent Good Crops.

drap ineet ntmit and disease may he controlled and a zood crop of the berries practically assured If a careful spraying pehedule i carried out, mj- A. I. Qualntar.ee of the bureau of entomology and C. I Shear of the b'ireau of plant Industry of the United States .department of agriculture. Owners of irnall orchards and vineyards do not sufficiently appreciate the fact, the ppeclallsts point out, that by the expenditure of a little time and money and a large proportion of the fruit may be paved, repaying many times the trouble Involved in its protection. The principal Insect enemies of the grape are the grape berry moth, the grape rootworm, the rose chafer, the grape leaf folder and the eightspotted forester, all of which are eating Insect; and the grape leafhopper and the brown grape aphis, sucking Insects. The principal diseases which attack grapes are hlark rot. downy mildew, powdery mildew and anthracnose. The u?e of combination Fpray folutior, containing chemicals which act as inpectld.es or fungicides is advocated by the peelalists. The following spray schedule la recommended: Spray Schedule, First Application: About a week before the blossoms open or when the shoots are 12 to IS Inches long, spray with Hordeaux mixture. 4-?,-50, for fungus dl.ea.es, adding two to three pounds of arsenic of lead pa.te, or one-half that quantity of the powdered form, for flea-beetle, rose chafer, etc. Second Application: Just after the blossoms fall, spray with the same materials as in the first application for the same fungus dis-Ba-ses and insects and for the grape berry moth, grape leaf folder and i lults of grape rootworm. Third Application: About two weeks later use Bordeux mixture, 4-3-50. arsenate or lead paste two :o three pounds. 40 percent nicotine mlphate one part to 1,500 parts uf the spray mixture, for fungus dissases. berry moth, light spotted forsMer, grape leaf folder, brown grape iphis. grape rootworm and grape Ifaf hopper. To destroy the leaf iiopper, direct the spray against the lower surface of the leaves. To rontrol the berry moth, thoroughly roat the grape bunches with the ipray. Fourth Application: About 10 Jays later, or when the fruit is nearry grown, if black rot or mildew are rtill appearing, spray with neutral ?."Pper acetate or verdigris at the rate of one pound to 60 gallons jf nater.

:iRCUS TENT FALLS, ONE WOMAN KILLED, THREE SERIOUSLY HURT UNIONTOVN Pa., June 2. U'ith Mrs. Elizabeth Ileilman, 32 eara old, dead, and three other :vomen Mrs. Earl Areford. Mrs. Hortense Frank and Miss Tern rievinger, 19 years old, in critical rondition, scores of persons were lursing minor injuries today following the collapse of the main tent of :he n.irnum and Bailey tireus and the ensuing panic here Friday. A gust of wind lifted the huee ;op of the tent from its supports Mii immediately the poles l.e.can to follow. The crowd bepan a wild tampede fir the open. Several tiers of seats fell as the people fought their way under the canvas. Mrs. Heilman was found dead when the mail rush subsided. Paring the excitement six elephants brokfl loose and ran wild over the ground but were raptured before doing any damace. The cirrus suffered a loss of $2?.Cm'0.

ENGLISH CHILDREN LIKE ADVANCED CLOCKS LONDON. Jure 2. English children are rjlced by the new summer time schedule under which the flock Is advanced one hour; but their parents are not made so happy by the change. The extra hour -f daylight corner at the end of the day and affords the children an extra hour for play. They refuse to go to bed an hour earlier than before the change In time and their parents, who.-e work ends or.h when the children are snugly in bed. are in despair. The educational authorities are beginning to display concern , er the restiltinc loss of sleep among children. Parents and teachers are complaining because the loncer hours of the summer day induce the child to 'steal for play the time that phould be devoted to recuperative plumber. The effect i said to be to retard rather tb;in to promote the welfare of pupils in the sohcols The teachp.vcort that the hour of sleep lost by the children tends t dull their receptive capacity. TS head of one of the largest London schools has succe.-ted that the situation be remedied by advancing the school hours during the Kimrner-tirne period. so that they

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FOR OUTFITTEßS

HOMES

Ä TTTI?!? Ail what is it you most appreciate and plan for in the Home you are

1 -x v 'I about to establish or refurnish? Is it simplicity or retined elegance?

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dreams or comtort and happiness tor Vr yourself and "the girl" in a cozy T home all your own. Hundreds of contented couples in this city are gratefully blessine; the simple, generous and confidential system by which this store enabled them to make love's youne; dream come true. Like theirs, the solution of your problem is summed up in two brief words

RIES' CREDIT

Shall it be a home of the modern type, and that exclusively, or shall it combine both modern

with the p;ood, old-fashioned atmosphere of hospitality, quiet richness, and honest-to-e;oodness comfort? These are questions which you alone must answer. You have your own ideas rec;ardin the type and character of Home you want yours to be. We are interested in these ideas; interested because the RIES Co. specializes in the making of Homes. Our suggestions will probably solve the problems which Confront evervbodv whn stnrt.s nut tn furnish nnd srnMish n Unnif: ih?v nr trmnHnnslv nrnrtirnl.

They are worth while and exceedingly economical.

Our idea in devoting these June days to the featuring of Home Outfits is to emphasize the far-reaching value and service of this store as a Home-Outfitting Center. All displays are su-gestie

I he liberality or our Deterred Payment Plan will surprise and please you.

They are practical and helpful. Come in look around.

Six Solid Oak Diners

Huilt throughout of solid golden oak, securely braced and of beautiful

lesign. Genuine brown

leather seats. i?et of six . .

$16,95

A Few June Rug Specials 9x12 Wilton $47.50 9x12 Axminster ...$23.95 9x12 Brussels $12.95 9x12 Wool Fibre . . .$6.75 9x12 Fibre $9.95 6x12 Grass . $6.95

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Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges

Acknowledged the finest range on the market. Over two millions in use each one giving satisfactory service. TIas lS-inch oven, porce

lain doors and drip pan. A guar

anteed gas saver

$35.00

Solid Oak Rocker Nicely finished in rich golden oak. Iarge roomy and comfortable. Kxcefdionally well

made and a great

value at

$3,75

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Ries' Baby Cabs We show the largest line in the city. The ..r.e illustrated is cenuine round reed, reversible cear, corduroy lined. iory finish

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26.95

Your Refrigerator

is waiting for you at Kies. We sell the celebrated Cold Storage line the best the market offers. le less ice and are not affected by atmospheric conditions. One

shown is galvanized iron lined.

ir pounds capacity

$17.95

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Summer Furniture Plain Reed Rockers $3.95 up Reed and Cretonne Rockers $6.95 up Reed and Tapestry Rockers $9.95 up Reed Fern Stands $5.75 Reed Tables $4.95 Reed Swings $7.25 Lawn Shade and Steel Table $19.95 (Illustrated above)

Three Room Outfits Four Room Outfits Five Room Outfits

There are many excellent combinations in 3 room outfits. If you want a comfortably furnished home at a small outlay, see the splendid 3 room outfits offered at A verv desirable 4 room outfit is made up of stylish and practical furnishings for a living room, bed room, dining room and

kitchen. Bought individually it would cost

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With complete and ' fashionable furnishings for living room, two bedrooms, dining

room and kitchen we show outfits represent- t?;j j ing $250 values at the special sale price of ih

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$12.50 Cash $2.00 Weekly

$30.00 Cash $3.00 Weekly

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Solid Oak Chifforobe

A 'reat hin nnumcntal and servieeablp jiicro of furniture. I.ot of 1 rawer roun and a bitr closf-t si'-.ice. l-'in-

ishfd in golden oak. A

great alue

$17.95

Quartered Oak Dining Table H.j a 1 1 ' ' . ' 1 1 i 1 1 1 i ' -r,ii;f i I""d:sht j.i;u u . ii ! 1 1 j i j v h s in ':.( ri:-: y ,u ; :; i;. f" f f 't : ; .;i ; t ! ' i i

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$21.9

Solid Oak Buffet

A big: beauty. 4S inches lontr. brilliant bevel plate mirror. Quartered rolished oak t'.rouphout. One of the value.-? for which Hies is so well known. ee this

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Solid Oak Dresser

A dandy little piece. Collen

oak, gloss finish, nice hi:r mirnr.

Lots of drawer room

You'll want it for.

$11.95

Solid Oak Porch Swing

V'e bie them in i f od, canvas and o.ik. All pri'-ed rpecially low ffr tliis June sale. The

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Simmon's Steel Bed

This full size Simmons Led is offered in white enamel or Venu Martin tin is he--. All steel onstr:-t:..n. licrlit. strong pl service;i!.i; jn. -ntinu';;s ports, ir:. s.Iid

steel lillrs; ery spei'i;il at

$7.95

This RIES Kitchen Cabinet

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3-3:3-310 ft. MICHIGAN 8T,

JOUTH BEND INDIANA.

MODERN HOME FURNISHERS

Genuine Red Cedar Chests

36 In. Long

SQ.9

Built of fragrant, beautiful Tennessee red ceJar in the natural linish. Artistically trimmed with 2-inch copper bands. Ideal gift for bride or graduate.

306-3C3-313 &. MICHIGAN ST.

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MODERN HOME FURNISHERS