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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1956)
The Clackamas County News Estacada, Oregon you’ll pinch back some o f the Further considering the me- early fall. They’re a little tou- the top dollar offered. Ma tion old ones with patches and shoots while quite young. rits of the native bleedingheart hhy about be'ng disturbed fol- terials are available from your black rubber finish. Friday, May 18, 1956 EXTERIOR- For a more sale* Try planting summer hya we find from experience that! lowing bloom dealers service department. candicans) it rates pretty high on the list INTERIOR- A clean, recon able car,all body metal should If you’re ever traveling ov but it can also be a thing that cinths (Galtonia now around oriental poppies of desirable native garden sub er the Santiam Pass in May, be ditioned car interior will cap be repaired *n a service shop produces sundry aches and to f 11 the gap they leave when jects. It does the used and the entire exterior then spread fairly sure to look for a charming na ture the interest of pains. they die down. Scarlet sage al rapidly by rhizomes but Mrs. Larry Miuttenan can tive iris that grows on sunny car buyer and increase his de cleaned and polished. You’ll have a long succession so makes a good succession. A garden ln May can truly easily be controlled. It has a banks along that route. Grow sire to buy. It is beneficial to borders of long blooming season, beauti ing to about four or five inch be a “ many splendored thing" of bloom on perennisi phlox if Upholstery cleaner renews ferns and wild flowers to leave ful foliage, is at home in either es in clumps among spear-like stained and faded fabr*c or fi The American Legion and most o f the rotting foliage of sun or shade and it is hardy foliage, it ls buff in color with ber upholstery. After cleaning, Auxiliary card party Saturday the past season on the ground and also disease and insect re gold and brown markings and follow with an application of evening had 6 tables of players. to serve as a natural mulch. is a lovely thing to behold. upholstery tint or dye to sistant. re High score held by ladies went George Now is a good time to work It's a good idea to pull the Thus far its identity has escap store color to seat, door panels to Mrs. Mable Hughes, Mrs. bonemeal around the roots of flowering stalks from rhubarb ed us. Single plant in our gar and floor carpeting. Eva Dooley. High score for iris. Soak the application clumps s'nce the plants are den has thrived and multiplied men went to Adolph Still and To further improve the ap thoroughly into the ground weakened by making blossoms over a per'od of several years. Fred Keller. Mrs. Ida Chris You'll see the results next Another native plant bloom pearance of a worn car carpet, tenson had door prize A twosome that has always replace floor mats or recondi spr‘ng. intrigued me is the suggestion ing this month might be found Ever notice what congenial of interplanting peonies with on the Wapinitia cut-off close : companions tulips and native the hardy amaryllis. The latter to the Warm Springs- Maupin bleeding heart (dicpntra exim- | are planted in circles around junction. It is the blue woods ia) make? They bloom at the the peonies at equal distance anemone. First seen growing Justice District No. 1 for Eastern same time though the bloom from them and from one anot there several years ago ‘t has The amaryllis sends up since eluded us though each of the latter persists after the her. for it Clackamas County tulips are gonc.And the foliage attractive green strap-l'ke lea year we always look o f the dicentra is green all ves in spring while the peonies since the stand as we first saw P A IO P O L IT IC A I. A D V . The I summer and n'cply covers the are merely a group of shoots. it covered quite an area. For of Then when the leaves of the more common white form tulips as they die down. former turn brown and later this native anemone glows in disappear, the peony leaves abundance in the upper llill- form a bronze canopy over ockburn area. In considering primulas for them. Later when the peony flowers are only a memory,the bog gardens remembe the loca Clackamas County pink lily-like flowers of the tion must be well drained.They amarylis will shoot up through won’t tolerate stagnant water, 4 the peony foliage. Th‘s arran-1 P. Beesina, Bullesana (from m  Democratic gement is particularly effective the marshy meadows of Yun- ■ in view of the fact that amar non) Capitata, a Himalayan yllis sometimes called the species, japónica (the easiest Candidate ■ ■ ■ naked lily’is borne on tall and hardiest to grow of all bog primulas) and pulperulenta, leafless stems. I hold a staunch belief that found by the plant hunter Ern no m,dium for acquiring prac est Wilson on the Chinese-Tib- For a Clean Administration Without Pre/udice tical all around garden know etan border are a few pr'mulas ledge can equal that of an ac- suited for mass bog planting or P A ID P O L IT IC A L A D V . t've membership in a local gar shady woodland areas. den club. The ehampkmship The peony, one of several fa | with fellow gardeners, the ex vorite and reliable backbones change of ideas and plants, gar of the May garden was first den tours, the experience and used medicinally by the physi The first plant, a knowledge gained at flower cian Paeon. was shows. competitive or other white- flowered variety BULOVA, GRUEN, HAMILTON wise each phase is an impor brought to England from Si and ELGIN WATCHES beria *n 1548. tant link in a long chain of pleasant practical memor'es that will abide with you a life WANT TO SELL YOUR For Boys OLD JALOPY? time. Want to sell that old jalopy,, Today’s trend in artistic flo and Girls wer arrangement is said to or late model sedan or coupe? run permit more freedom in choice There’s more to it than in your of style as well as a freer use ning a classified ad Many items appropriate as graduation gifts of a greater variety of plant newspaper, it seems. await vour selection here. “ Today’s used car buyer is mater'als. A tried and trueisince 15681 more discriminating than ever herald of the May garden is before !n his perusal of the car the exquisite lily of the valley. in question,’ says a prominent 35 E. Powell Gresham, Oregon Warm days are nearly always used vehicle sales manager. “ Clean cars move, whether an established fact when the green guardian leaves of this they’re sold through a newspa on a old favorite unfurl to reveal per ad or as a trade-in “ Cars the fragarnt fragile bells. Th<-y new model” he adds. like lots of light but not full that lack appearance- recondit sun. And they prefer a deep ioning have a way of growing loamy soil Early autumn is the older- older -older. As an aid to the car owner recommended t'me to plant them, setting them singly three who plans soon to sell his au % -• -i!«* . r . e s T A C A O A . o i e e s o N to four inches apart and about tomobile, the following ‘do it one inch below the surface. yourself’ suggest'ons for pre get They like to be left alone once poring the car for sale to Wednesday thru Saturday, May 16-17-18-19 established but respond to an Donald O ’Connor and Martha Hy< r in annual top dressing of sifted //S leafmold and decayed manure. ESTACADA EVERY WEDNESDAY If you have an urge to move oriental poppies after flower 1956 Republican Candidate PHONE MOhawk 5-2186 GRESHAM, ORE. with Francis, the talking mule! ing, better restrain yourself and wait until late summer or ALSO Garden Notes H 0 W2 I L E Ä Justin of the Peace Harieigh E. 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