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*{•) (pMMMMEMMMM«.......... .. ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1952 •) — From Your County Agent as a hay crop, and the harvesting is much easier, you can let the cows do it. If you’re interested in planting Do you need some extra feed for Sudan grass for a late pasture 1 late summer pasture? Sudan grass would suggest that it be sown right «sill often yield as much per acre away. Sudan Grass Suggested For Extra Pasture WE NOW HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF KODAK AND BROWNIE CAMERAS You can use your grain drill or -road-east seeder, set at the rate jf 20 to 30 pounds per acre, fol planting. Biggest objection is the dangei if prussic acid poisoning. Tha danger does exist, but you cat avoid it with little care. Here’s how: Don’t pasture Sudan until the growth is at least tw feet tall. If you hit a spell of bad dry weather, followed by rain when there’s a chance of a lot ol new growth, keep the cows out. It* that new growth that kills cows. Same in the fall after a frost Keep the cows out. The froxen Su dan won't kill your cows, but the new shoots or leaves that may ap pear afterward will, occasionally, Sudan grass is a good grass witl a lot of strength to it. Mr. L. T Woody & Sons, Riverbanks farm* used it to fatten feeder lambs las summer, and Chester Van Vaiken burg informs me he plans to fatten several hundred feeder lambs on Sudan grass this summer. Summer Sidelights : : : ? ON . . IVHS STUDENTS □ ............................... ........ By Virginia DrM»r»iem»n f pair takes him to the edge of the ledge of a downtown office build ing, and to the brink of a fatal descision. The human drama that is enacted on that ledge is among the most gripping and powerful the movie screen has ever carried. Gig Young, usually cast in heroic roles, portrays a ruthless frontier bandit in “Slaugther Trail,” new : Cinecolor drama of early-day Mex I Lrl ico also showing Tuesday and Wed nesday. IHURSDAY &. FRIDAY One of the year’s gayest, most original comedies, “Callaway Went Thataway,” has Fred MacMurray, Dorothy McGuire and Howard Keel as its stars. It’s a story of love and laughs in movielands Wild West and a rollicking comedy about two guys who look exactly alike. —o JOB PRINTING—Call th« NEWS. Shirley Elliott ami her parents, he Myo Elliotts, left last week on a .wo-weeks vacation in Spokane, Wash. Bonnie Jean Allen spent week >efore last in Brookings helping her aunt. Mae Bowerman is working at the Illinois Valley Market this summer. - -O~~~ Charles Richardson returned to lis home in Grants Pass recently liter spending the school year with Use Sprays to the Tom Westfalls. Control Garden Pests ——o— Pat Wright is helping Carolyn This subject could, and has, ran Covington this summer. into many large and complicated volumes, but the author was eon Jack Behm and Marvin Miller oderably better informed than 1 To get down to business, I will clas ire working at the Mobil Service sify our garden insects into, 1.— Station during their summer vaca Chewing pests, which include, Fie:. tion. —o-— Beetle, Asparagus Beetle, Earwig Treva Lee Allen went to Grants Wireworm, Corn Earworm, and Pass June 16 to help with the Cabbage worm. These insects car berry picking. be controlled with good result.- —o--- either by spraying or dusting with Jack Cooke has gone to Vallejo, DDT. The insects that we can use Calif., to spend the summer with Chlordane on are: wireworms, rooi lis parents. He hopes to return to maggots, earwigs, and sourbugs. Ivy next fall. 1>DT and Chlordane sprays are generally more effective than the Pauline Holm is helping at the dusts. Get a large package of 5(1' FREE Jack Rogers home on the Caves wettable powder. Use 1 heaping INSPECTION tablespoon in 1 gallon of water. D' not use the prepared liquid Don’t take chances. Let materials as they will burn some us inspect your tires free plants. DDT and Chlordane dusts SATURDAY are handy to use and effective it “The Lady From Texas” of charge. If you need carefully applied. Use sparingly be called a comedy Western, but new tires, trade in the ind often when applied to plants, hat won’t describe the warm glow smooth, worn, and dan« ise liberally when applied aion that a film of this type gives an gerous ones on new foundations, to trash piles, and tudience. Human interest touches Armstrongs, fence rows for controlling pest ibound throughout the story, which ike earwigs and sowbugs. Eithei s superbly acted and directed from ”>'< or 10'1 dusts are effective. i scirpt that differs from most Sucking insects make poisoning Westerns in its intelligent writing. UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED mpossible for control, a near miss SUNDAY & MONDAY- 18 MONTHS —Against cuts, stone bruises, and won’t do either, you have to get the A tumultuous and rousing story nsecticide right on them. It is the of the perilous trek of 200 women all road hazards. No limit to mileage. ■ ucking insects that cause leaf rot- who leave Illinois and cross a 2000 ing and turn the leaves yellow or mile stretch of 1850 pioneer coun whittish. The following are the try to find homes and husbands in DOUBLE K 1.’ A new tube free. most common: i fertile California valley, is un SAVINGS r 2 Special trade-in allowance. folded in M-G-M ’ s gripping and Red Spider—Spray or dust with sulfur. 1 level teaspoon of Ara- exciting "Westward the Women,” When you choose Armstrongs you g*.t lhe best thcrt mite per gallon of water is much starring Robert Taylor and Denise money con buy —more mileage — Darcel at the head of a large cast. better. DDT will not control. long lasting. Aphis—3 teaspoons nicotine sul TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Filmed in its authentic New fate in 2 gallons soapy water. Apply on quiet sunny day when V ork setting to heighten realistic temperature is above 70 dvgrix^. effect “Fourteen Hour»” tells the -quash Bug*—-Tongh cusfomeF, intensly personal story of a young but dusting with 5% Chlordane man's confusion and peril. His des PH. 3301 CAVE JUNCTION will help. Dust 3 times at 15-day intervals from time first leaves appear. Thrips—Pests of flowers, onions, cane fruits, etc. Since found on all flowers and weeds and are constantly drifting into garden, continual application of DDT (Methoxychlor on edible plants) sprays or dusts are necessary for control. Leaf Hopper—Feed on foliage of many garden crops. Easily con trolled by spraying or dusting with DDT. Watch your garden, you have put too much time and, by now, money into it to be neglectful, and besides, those vegetables will taste iust as good, if not better, to you than tLey do to the insects. WITH EACH DfffC Stop in today and look them over SPECIAL TDAnr.iu ALLOWANCE ★ You’ll be surprised at the snap shots you can get even with the in expensive Brownie Cameras. All Kodak and Brownie Cameras take full-color pictures, and most of them are equipped for flash pic ture taking. Make it a point to stop in today and see our line-up. COM£ IN TOW.' SHOW REVUE - Valley Drug PRESCRIPTIONS — Always at a saving! R. Georgs Simmons, R. Ph. J Phone Cave Junction 3612 Deer Creek Grange DANCE Sat. June 28 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. ♦ ♦ JOHNNIE LEWIS, Caller EARL BOGAN’S ORCHESTRA TUTTLE'S ASSOCIATED CELEBRATION VFW Grounds, Ramblers Field Two Irrigation Methods Discussed Now that.most of us have our gardens planted and up, we can let the worries of fertilization and planting rest for a while. Now we must turn our thoughts to other im nortant items. Two very important terns in successful gardening are rrigation and pest control. First of all, let’s briefly discuss the most important methods of ir rigation employed in our cqunty. No. 1—Frequent light irriga tion. No. 2—Less frequent thorough irrigation. How the water is applied is of little importance. If water is avail able under pressure, sprinkling is asiest and satisfactory on all crops ilt hough, it causes some cracking ind mold on tomatoes and straw berries. I’nderwatering is much more •ommon than overwatering when vou use sprinklers. In sprinkler ir rigation. one inch of water should be applied approximately every 5 I lays during hot summer weather. I This can be determined by setting a straight sided can midway out in , the -prinkled area till the water in the can, or vessel, is one inch deep. ! Let sprinklers run that long every ■ five days. If your garden is so located that . vou can flood irriga'e or run water down the rows. that is the best method of irrigation for most ■'lants. In watering this way, you should use a very small stream so u not to wash the soil. The water penetration to a desired 15 inches ■'ill result in practically the same time with considerably less water o Return from Redding TREHEARNE'S We Give S A H Green Stampe Cave Junction Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Quinn. O'Brien, returned last week from Redding where they had been with their son. Jimmy who was injured ■ecently in a car mishap. They saw him off by plane for Oakland where he will enter the Naval Hos pital for further treatment. ♦ ♦ FRIDAY, JULY 4 a CHILDRENS PARADE.. 11 À.M. CUE EASEEALL GAME 1:30 P.M. DANCE ON V.F.W. FLOOR 10 P.M.-2 A.M ♦ ♦ SATURDAY, JULY 5 YOUTH ACTIVITIES............... 11 A. M CUE RASEBALL WITH ASHLAND 2 P. M DANCE ON V.F.W. FLOOR 10 P.M.-2 A.M ♦ ♦ SUNDAY, JULY 6 PEE WEE BALL GAME AMATEUR PROGRAM OLD TIME DANCING I 11 A.M. ..»7 P.M 9:30 P.M ( a>h prizes will be awarded to winners in the Children’s Parade, Youth Activities, and Amateur Program. Concessions and booths will be open during celebration. the I
