Scott, Rhea C. (Rhea Clarke) · Philadelphia and London, J.B. Lippincott company · leaf 84
s trap as described below is not only good for the houseand the back porch, where so many flies are attracted by the odorof the foods, but also excellent for use out of doors. It is in-expensive and can be easily made at home. Much of the successof the trap depends upon the bait used. There are… … the trap. The flies then enter the cone and are destroyed by smok-ing before being removed through the hole in the top. If apoisonous bait is used the smoking is not necessary. Materials :3 of poplar.12 5-penny box nails.I small box of 3 oz. tacks.I }i No. 5 screw.2j^ yds. of wire netting, 24 wide.…
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