The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 24, 1947, Page 14, Image 14

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    4 Tho Statoaman, Salotn. Oroejon. Sunday, August 24. 1947
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By UIIU L. MidMn
Most of ui arc .accustomed to
gathering garden vegetables in
cluding sweet corn, early! in the
morning. This procedure in gen
eral is a good
mc, but R. Ralph
Clark, Oregon's
extension horti
culturist c orn es
up wiui vie juca r n ' l r
that .sweet corn '?
is sweetest in the
middle of the af- !L4vV
Ok.
Urnoon. Sunlight ; ,
makes the sugar ? J
turn to starch !
curing the night.
As the day prog
resses, sugar con
tent becomes
higher again and this is the rea
son for recommending the after
noon harvest.
Clark also advances another
good idea and .that is to remove
leaves from all leafy vegetables
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such as beets and carrots as soon
as possible after gathering.- The
reason is that leaves continue to
remove food and moisture from
the roots after digging.
Flower Show at Fair
The fair board is telling us
that the floral exhibits at the state
fair, September 1 to 7, will be the
best ever. Professional exhibits
will be the largest in years and
will include orchids, chrysanthe
mums and a number of other flow
ers. Gladioli and dahlias will out
number previous years with divi
sion provided for growers. There
is also a division for floral baskets
and decorations, another for ama
teurs and one for garden clubs.
In the amateur division classes
call for best bouquets of mixed
flowers, of gladioli, of large dah
lias and pompon dahlias, of asters
and of marigolds. Bouquets must
consist of six or more specimens.
Persons wishing to exhibit in
collections should have applied
for space but, the deadline is to
day the;Tules state. Other floral
entries close at 6 p.m. August 25.
A few additional rules in regard
to the flower show include: Show
ing of dahlias with long stems is
required. Do not bring flowers
that are cut too young. Semi
double flowers should not be dis
played in double varieties. Im
perfect flowers due to; insects,
wind, rain or sun damage, should
not be shown. Do not cut flowers
during the heat of the day. Dip
ping one inch of the stem in boil
ing water for one minute will
enhance the keeping qualities.
Dahlias and gladioli shown singly
cannot be shown in collections.
The state fair wilt furnish vases
and charge them out against the
entry member.
Garden Calendar
August 26-29 Flower and gar
den show at Clackamas county
fair, Canby.
September 1-7 Flower show at
Oregon State fair, Salem.
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September 11 Salem Men's
Garden club, YMCA.
September 12-14 Fuchsia show
Portland Art Museum.
September 27-28 Annual Cor
vallis Rose show.
Questions and Answers
B. R. asks if it Is better for the
lawn to leave the clippings on or
to remove them.
Ans.: Sometimes in the early
spring when the grass is very
heavy, it is the better idea to re
move the clippings. But at this
time of the year the lawn should
be not not too closely and the
clippings should be permitted to
remain. Gradually they will build
up a better topsoil.
H. L. enclosed some curled and
discolored strawberry leaves to
find out cause of trouble.
Ans.: These are infected with
mildew and should be dusted with
sulphur.
W. N. G. asks if there is some
thing else to use to control the
larvae of leaf miners feeding on
shrubs. Says he cannot obtain
nicotine sulphate which has been
advised. Wants to know about
DDT.
Ans.: Nicotine sulphate has been
difficut to obtain this season but
have been able to get small quan
tities in some garden stores. Im
agine that DDT would control he
miner. It controls many other
such pests. Will get authorative
information and print in this col
umn soon, in meantime would
try DDT, following directions
carefully. 1
: C. M. claims she has been spray
ing roses with nicotine sulphate
all summer and still "The foliage
turns yellow and drops off.w
Ans.: C. T. better send nico
tine sulphate to WNG who has
better use for it. The nicotine sul
phate is not a fungicide andwill
not control black spot which un
doubtedly Is effecting rose bushes.
Use a copper fungicide instead.
Bordeaux will do more toward
controlling the foliage ailment.
Sllverton S. A. Peterson, who
has conducted a paint and wall
paper shop here for the last four
years, sold this week to Archie
Bovee and will leave for Walla
Walla to reside with a daugh
ter. Peterson came to Monitor
from Minnesota in 1899.
Prtafle Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Kendrick and daughter Patsy and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short of Grass
Valley, Calif., are visiting the Ar
leigh Kendrick family.
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In Magnacolor
"MAN FROM
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Eddie Albert
"RendezYOus with Annie'
Cartoon News
ic DAILY PARI-MUTUEL HORSE RACING
COMBINED RODEO-HORSE SHOW EVERY NIGHT
ic BUDDY RICH'S ORCHESTRA NIGHTLY
STATE FAIR FOLLIES OF 1947 EACH EVENING
8 BLOCKS OF MIDWAY FARM MACHINERY SHOW
GENERAL ADMISSION 50 CENTS CHILDREN 12 & UNDER FREE
STARTS LABOR DAY IN SALEM
Scholar&liip I Won
By Brooks Student
PORTLAND, Aug. 23 Marian
SayrA, Tillamook high school grad
uate and more recently a resident
of Brooks, in Marion county, won
second place in a Methodist youth
oratorical contest, and a three
year scholarship to Willamette
university, also $400 in cash.
Miss Sayre when she was grad
uated last June from high school,
was awarded a one year scholar
ship to Willamette and the sec
ond scholarship will make it a
full four year award. She expects
to major in drama and music. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Sayre.
First honors, a four year schol
arship and $500, went to Helen
Kim of Wahaui, Oahu, T. II. who
will represent the western juris
diction in Boston next May 1.
More than 5000 youth took part
in the . contest, reports from the
300 district superintendents, show.
Chief purpose of the contest was
to arouse interest among the Meth
odist young people in the world
service program.
Mrs. J.imt's Richardson, presi
dent, conducted the meeting and
announced committees. The group
packed a box of clothes and other
essential items to send to their
mission station in Jap;in. An of
fering was received for the Ken
tucky Mission. Mis M.i cries gave
a brief resume of Die Camp meet
ing at Jennings Lodge.
Resume of Missionary
Report at Unionvale
UNIONVALE The missionary
report was given by Bertha Mag
ness at the first meeting of the
fiscal year of the Women's Society
of World Service, affiliated with
the Unionvale Evangelical United
Brethren church. Mrs. Clarence
Warner was hostess.
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Says
Well folks next week is Slate Fair and business rs
pretty good Fair Week. You see we sell lots cf hand
engraved sterling silver belt sets; people all over the
state have learned some way or ether thpt we have
one of the largest and best stocks of belt sets In the
city. The result Is when some bulldogger or race
horse owner wins a contest, or comes out on the long
end even if he doesn't win it, he hustles right down
and buys a first class, A number one, super delux
outfit for himself and usually spends what is left on
his wife or girl friend. Sometimes he buys a $1.35
silver charm for her bracelet and sometimes a $650
diamond ring; in either event we sure appreciate the
business. Of course these people are not yet in town
so what we want you folks to do it this ccme in
some time during the next weekand select that piece
of jewelry you had in mind, and bring in that watch
for repairing, and choose that diamond you were
talking about the other day and get that wedding
present you are "60 thrilled about buying" and and,
well just come in and spend some money; we won't
make much profit off eacl sale but if enought cf you
will ccme in we can probably make enough to buy
a show ticket on Belsebub in the second race.
Jackson Jewelers
255 No. Liberty Opposite Leon's
155 North Liberty Phono 3194
Carol Brent
best-loved name
in sweaters
for back-to-
school I
Carol Brent 100 wool boxy slip-on 2.98
Carol Brent 100 wool boxy cardigan. 3.49
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I . . you'll be that proud of the quality of yarn and perfection of the
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