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Most' gardeners, judging from
the number ox inquiries x receive,
are familiar with at least some
varieties of the
maggots w)iichr
attack the roots
of large per- i
centage of our
growing things,
her ? In g the'
northwest. fThef
earliest varieties (
of the Insect was j
introduced ifrom
told, early m the!
19th Century and
Si I
Is now distriou
ted widlr over
North America and Canada.
The common variety passes the
winter as pupa in hard brown
Kz-shaied capsule, about inch
long, which is buried from one to
five Inches In the soil. In the
spring, about the time early cab
bage plant! are being set out, the
capsule la I broken and $ small
ray fly crawls out of the solL
These flies resemble the common
housefly in appearance but are
only about half as long. They stay
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fsuring a brand new model which has the automatic spin rinse, which spins cif suds,
super-rinses and damp dries completing a lull 9 pound load of clothes dl in one opera
tion. No wringing to do! Ho set tubs needed Come Isio Hogg Eros, ct C3 Ztsim C'jeet
for complete demonstration. , ... . . . . .
close to the earth and deposit
their small , white i eggs on the
plants near where the stem meets
the ground or in the cracks and
crevices in the soil. From three to
seven days and the small maggots
arc hatched, promptly seeking the
roots of the host pUnts. The larvae
reach maturity in from three to
four weeks, and begin all over
again. There are four or eve gen
erations of the , fly each year.
Which help to keep the gardener.
busy.
Damajre Xverrreen
Besides attaching the roots of
most of the garden vegetables and
annual flowers, these maggots do
much damage to camellias, aza
leas, rhododendrons, primroses,
strawberries, and much of what
we grow,
Apple pumice baits and lead ar
senate sprays nave oeen ine gen
eral means of control. A number
of experiments have been carried
on, some successful and some less
so. in making materials to be pour
ed into the ground to kill the lar
vae at! work. This week I found
a new material at Salem garden
store which it is claimed will con
trol, or help control, by killing the
maggots. The mercurials, calomel
and errosiv sublimate are both
effective in the control of the mag-
Eots, but are poisonous and cannot
e used for everything. This new
material : can be used on plants
such ns radishes, colons, turnips,
carrots, potatoes.
It Is used in a 1-200 solution and
applied on the crown of the plants
so it soaks into the ground on both
sides Of the row. Tests are now
being made on its control of the
carrot and potato worm which has
done much damage in the Willam
ette valley.
Garden Calendar
Aug; 1 0 Woodburn Oar den
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Aug: 14 Mt Angel Garden club.
Aug, 17 Annual herb tea, Leb
anon,
Aug. SI Silverton Flower show,
Jay-C-Ettes in charge.
Aug. 18-21 Annual flower show
at Tillamook county fair.
Aug. 19 Dallas Garden club
with Mrs. A. Mickelson to speak
on fuchsias.
Aug. 20-23 ML 'Angel Garden
club arrangement at Oregon Flax
Festival.
Aug. 26-28 Flower show at
Pollr county fair.
Aug. 29 Closing date for flower
entries at state fair.
Sept 1-4 Flower show at
Clackamas county fair. Canby.
Sept. e-12 Oregon State Fair
flower show.
Questions and Answers
Mrs. P. R. H. asks for Identifi
cation of a coral red flower she
mailed me.
Ana. This is a mountain gillia or
Gilia iAggregata. It Is a biennial
and will crow from seed. It Is na
tive In many places, and I recall
it in Wisconsin, too.
Mrs. F. S. Rose . slugs have
damaged your rose foliate. Ther
have either stopped eating now or
will Soon, if they are still eating.
spray with a stomach poison or
general rose dust containing a
stomach poison. If they have re
tired to pupate, then watch for
tnem early next season.
Mrs. C J. asks why her hya
cinths do not produce offsets.
Ans.r There may be a number of
causes. Most common is too deep
pianang and not rich enough soil.
If the bulbs aren't planted more
than three or four inches deeo and
soil Is fairly rich they will pro
ducer many more offsets than If
the ground Is hard and unfertile.
The same holds true of calls lilies.
Callas will take much richer soil
than almost any other type of gar
den plant .... j
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! snvertea Jack Hayes of Salem
will be the Rotary club speaker
Monday and his subject will be
prour Fire Department" .
' Brush CeDege A daughter was
born August 8 to Mr. and Mrs.
John Miltmore at Newport Mrs.
Miltmore Is a granddaughter of
Mrs. F. Singer of Brush college.
Detroit--The Idanha , Veneer
company's bid of $16380 topped
bids, of two other firms for-the
purchase of 9,430,000 feet of tim
ber near here on the North San
tiam in the Willamette national
forest Idanha Lumber company
and the Vancouver Plywood cor
poration were other bidders. -
Sllvertea i Jerry j Towle . has
begun the building on 638 Mc
Claine at which he, will use for
commercial garage as soon as
completed.: - "
Mt Ansel Catholic Order of
Women Forests of Mt Angel will
hold Its annual summer picnic for
members families and Juveniles
of both courts on Sunday, August
15, on the Abiqua. Ice cream, cof
fee and lemonade will be fur
nished, families furnishing picnic
baskets. In charge J of the day's
activities are Mrs: Walter P.
Smith, Mrs. Paul Wachter, Mrs.
John Kloft and Mrs. Edward
Hammer. I
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y Kesedale -Billy Cole spent last
week at Turner attending the
Christian church boys' camp.
Middle Greve Mrs. Paul Bas
sett was accompanied by Sue An
glin to the Farmers union juniors
summer camp this week.
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Swesle Betty Biles, teacher in
Los Angeles, is spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Biles, Hollywood
drive. Miss Biles, her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Harold Biles, and sis
ter, Ruth Biles, are at tne coast
for the week, having a cottage
near Twin Bocks. They will at
tend some of the meetings of the
Oreson conference of the Friends
church in session there this week.
Few Corners Celebratlna her
mnth turtnaay- anniversary wun
an afternoon parry Wednesday,
Twila Rickman was hostess to
Jovee Brant Sherrill White. Den-
ice Miller, Barbara Keen, Janice
Shrake, Jo Oannon, Betty ana
Faye Futrell, Janice Phillips,
Sharon Egaleston and Lolita Mil
ler. S
"Valley
Arthur Hlait
LEBANON Arthur Hlatt 62,
died at Langmack hospital Aug
ust 5. Services were held in Sweet
Home, with burial In Lebanon
IOOF cemetery, j -
Survivors are his widow, Mar
tha; sons Carl and Paul of Sweet
Home, Earl and Milliard of Okla
homa; daughter, Mrs. Lucile Hig
gbns of Sweet Home and three
grandchildren.
Death was caused by sell in
flicted gunshot wounds. Glen
Huston, county coroner, said fol
lowing Investigation. Hiatt had
been despondent because of poor
health.
Starts Today Cent li4S
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"Jewels of Brandenburg"
- : . with:
Richard Travis lllclielhie
Cheirel
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Union nill The Union Hill
Home Economics club women will
entertain the SUverton Hills club
with a basket luncheon at Silver
Falls state park on Wednesday,
August 11. A short business meet
ing conducted by club chairman
Alice Jaquet will be held in the
afternoon. '
Eesedale Nora Cole has - re
turned from a visit with her sis
ter and brother-in-law,-Mr. and
Mrs." Dick Kinney, at Madras,
Ore. rf
Fear Corners The Hatfield
residence, , Smith avenue, was
damaged by fire of undetermined
origin Thursday night The Four
Corners firemen responded and
succeeded in keeping the fire
from spreading to adjacent build
ings. Some furniture was saved.
Aurora Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
Reynolds of Hills boro visited ber
parents, Mr. and - Mrs. A. W.
Kraus, last week. Their two small
daughters. Reeky. and Susan, ac
companied the Reynolds. : .
Aabera Driving to Roamers
Rest near New berg recently were
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Johns and
son, Victor; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Wilier and son, Freddie, and their
guests, Mr. and Mrs.' Harry Len
niger and children, Ann, Donna
and Keith. . .
Stayton Dairy Herd
Sale Is Said Success
TAYTON -- Daily herd sale
held recently at the Stayton Dairy
and conducted by Max G roes
beck, auctioneer of Albany, was
successful, the owner, Carl Boe
dlgheimer said.
A Holstein cow brought $305,
the highest price pair for a cow.
Lowest was 8185 and one bull
brought 8310. Boedigheimer la
now selling pasteurized milk which
he purchases from a Salem dairy.
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of the Monroe Avenue 'Sewing
club was held Wednesday at Mrs.
Stuart John's. Sewing were Mrs.
Arthur Stowell, Mrs. Loren
Richer, Mrs. Arlo McClaln, Mrs.
Warren Shrake, Mrs. Henry Han
sen, Mrs. Wilfred "Miller, Mrs.
Nettie Shrake of Sand Point and
the hostess. '
Macleay Loretta H o r s 1 e y ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Roy Horsley, is spending a week
at the American Union Sunday
school's camp at Turner. -
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