JULY H. 1927
THE HII.LSBORO ARGUS
PAGE TWO
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sale
will
order of sale issued out of the Cir- in Washington County, Oregon, to- thereon at the rate of rt per cent ' dan
party at his home in Metzger. Mon Civil Service Test Here
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Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon
per
nnnum
from
Juno
13,
1917.
and
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«ubjaet
to
redemption
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th»
day evening, in honor of his birth­
For Orenco Postoffice f>,r Wa,Wnirton Coun,y up><11 th„
Ail of Lot 4 and the east one- th* further num of |llt*DU attor »tututvs of the State of Oregon,
day. A number of his old neigh­
12th day of July, 1927, in a cause half of Lot 5, of and in Block 2, of noys* fee«, and the further aunt of
J. E. REEVES,
bors and friends from here attended.
The United States Civil Service therein pending, wherein W. W. and in Orenco Townsite, as the same ' $17.90 ci'.ta, for which auma Judg-
Sheriff of Wnnhlngton County,
Mellar
is
plaintiff
and
Joseph
Yates
Mr. and Mrs. George Snider were commission has announced an ex­
Oregon,
appears upon the duly recorded plat | ment ha« been rendered in the above
Reader« will have to excuse a
amination to be held at Hillsboro and Blanche Yates, husband and thereof on record and on tile ill the I entitled court and cauae in favor of Hare, McAlear A Peter«,
short new« letter this week, as county seat callers Monday.
plalnliir and agaiii«l the defen \ Attorney« for I'laintilT.
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as a result of which it is expected wife, are defendants, 1 will upon office of the Recorder of Convey­ the
everybody is very busy and there is
ance« of Washington County, Ore- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------—————------ —_
Saturday
the
13th
day
of
August,
to
make
certification
to
till
a
con
­
not much going on, only work. Timely Hints on
gon. for the purpose of satisfying ■
templated vacancy in the position of 1927, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. the sum of * 1,400.00 with interest
Those who have cherry trees have
Topics
of
Value
fourth-class postmaster at Orenco, of said day,
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at the south door __ of ___
the htereon at the rate of 7 per cent
been very busy picking cherries, and
per annum from February 1st, 1926,
To Farm Listed Oregon, and other vacancies as they courthouse in Hillsboro, Washington and
a number have taken them to the
the sum of 940.80 with interest
may occur at that office, unless it County, Oregon, proceed to sell to
cannery in Hillsboro.
Haying is
thereon at the rate of 7 per cent
shall
be
decided
in
the
interest
of
the
highest
bidder
for
cash
in
hand
“
If
grain
in
Washington
county
getting pretty well along, and the
annum from June 13, 1926, and the
baler is expected to arrive some is to be harvested in the future with the service to fill any vacancy by ^¡^^foRovnnj^j^ca^jiropertysituate further sum of 940.80 with interest
time during the last of the week, as small combined threshers as is indi­ reinstatement. The compensation of
a number will bale their hay this cated by the trend this year, then the postmaster at this office was f
la ths
farmers had best grow Jenkins Club 11,099 for the last fiscal year.
year.
Receipt
of
applications
will
close
Master Stanley Beck of Portland wheat because it does not shatter
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Robert so easily and can be left until it is August 10, 1927. The date for as­
Pomeroy, for a while, His mother quite ripe,” said E. N. Bressman of sembling of competitors will be
Have You Investigated It?
is very ill in a hospital in the city, the O. A. C. farm crops department stated in the admission cards which
Mrs. Nick Gerig and family and at the meeting at the grain nursery , will be mailed to applicants after
Emil Dallmann of Salem were reeent on the farm of George Biersdorf, the close of receipt of applications,
Portland Gas & Coke Co
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guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. last Friday.
,
rt„h
SHERIFF’S SALE ON
August Dallmann.
Jenkins
Club wl,».»
wheat h..
has proven t,
to NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURE
H. A. Richards, who is employed be the best producer in college tests |
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TvUphon* 1711
in Portland, spent the week-end at the past four years and was the
Notice is hereby given that bjr
his home here. Frank Richards and highest in the county agent’s grain virtue of an execution, decree and
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Mrs. Mabie Gembella . of Portland nursery on the Milne farm at North
were also guests at the Richards Plains last season.
home.
Utah winter barley is also proving
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t
One of J. J. VanKleek’s valuable out in tests in the county and at
cows broke her hip in some unknown O. A. C. to be the better winter
way the first of the week.
variety. Madrid oats, a spring va­
W. C. McKell, the mail carrier, is riety brought into this country by
enjoying his annual vacation of two the O. A. C. experiment station
weeks, and the route is being cov­ about three years ago, is out-yield-
ered by a substitute, L. M. Davies. ' ing all other spring oats now on
Some wonderful stories about how . trial.
the fish bit his hook are expected.
Thirty varieties of wheat. 14 va-
Paul Ennes of Hillsboro is spend­ {rieties of oats, and 12 varieties of
ing his vacation with his grandpar­ | barleys, including hybrids, are on j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Clark.
trial at the Biersdorf farm this year
Mrs. Emery VanKIeek has been in conjunction with the experiment
quite poorly at her home on Pleas­ station work at the Oregon Agricul­
ant Valley road, during the past tural college. These trials will be
harvested by O. T. McWhorter, the
week.
Albert Dallmann of Portland, and county agent, and threshed at Cor-1
the Misses Sadie and Anna Miller 1 vallis in order to get comparative
of Hazeldale, were week-end visitors I variety yields.
Sulphur for Clover Mildew
at the August Dallmann home.
George Biersdorf of Shefflin and
Mrs. E. L. Cox spent Thursday and
* E. A. Rueter of Forest Grove will
Friday with friends in Portland.
The big caterpillar grader and use finely powdered sulphur on clo­
crew of men have been busy the ver this year to test its value in
past week doing some much needed clover mildew control. Ten to 25
work on the roads on Cooper moun­ pounds of sulphur per acre have been
tain. Widening the roads and elim­ used with success in Malheur and
Plan to Meet Your Friends and
Toys for the Children when accom
Josephine counties for the control of
inating some of the bad corners.
Mrs. Ewing, who is making her this clover disease. The sulphur is
Neighbors at Our Store
panied by adults
home for the present with her dusted on the clover just as the mil­
daughter, Mrs. Zack Martin, ob­ dew begins to appear.
By helping me celebrate my fir»t anniversary, you save money by buying from me nationally ad
Ground Lime Rock
served her 80th birthday anniver­
Those wanting ground lime rock
sary last Saturday.
She was the
vertised lines of food. This anniversary party is sponsored by firms who stand behind their goods
recipient of numerous useful pres­ from the state lime plant at Salem
should put in their orders now. The
ents.
The barn on the Quackenbush sacked lime costs 45.50 per ton at
place has been shingled during the Salem. A deposit of $2.00 per ton
past week, the work being done by is required on the sacks which is
Oscar Dallmann, who is living on refunded on return of sacks in good
condition. Farmers can place car­
the place for the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wenzel of load orders direct with the state lime
Portland were Sunday guests at the plant and in case of less than car­
home of Mr. and Mrs. August Wen­ load orders, the county agent will
try to get pooled carload lot orders
zel, Cooper mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Correll and Mrs. assembled.
Ground lime rock should be ap­
Staub of Portland and Mrs. E. R.
Ash of Umatilla were guests the first plied in the fall for the following
of the week of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. year's crops whenever possible to do
so. Again shipments are more apt
VanHorn, Tile Flat road.
Mrs. August Grabhorn is now to get immediate delivery in the fall
nicely domiciled in her new home of the year, as many wait until
on Cooper mountain, on the Fred spring to place their orders.
Cultivate Alfalfa
Grabhorn ranch.
Alfalfa should be cultivated after
■ J. J. VanKIeek is having his barn
shingled, as well as having repairs each cutting to keep out weeds and
on other buildings at his ranch on loosen the top soil. Use a regular
Pleasant Valley road. E. L. Cox alfalfa cultivator, or if such an im­
and L. W. Crowder of Scholls are plement is not available, use the
common spring tooth harrow. Cul­
doing the work.
W’illiam and Joseph Wenzel and tivation of alfalfa fields is not new.
Virgil Bisch of Scholls motored to It has been long practiced in old al­
Rainier Sunday, where they spent falfa growing sections, and is a ne­
the day with relatives and friends. cessity to the long life and produc­
Mrs. George McNamee of San tiveness of alfalfa fields.
Acid or super-phosphate applied
Francisco, Calif., is a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Namee, on Hillsboro loam series of soil in
NO LIMIT
1925 on the Charles Coppen farm
Pleasant Valley road.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. W’elter and at Hillsboro doubled the yield of
daughter, Jeane, of Timber, visited alfalfa for two seasons. Other fer­
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. tilizers might give the same result,
but the results on this farm are
Holbroke.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Snider and nevertheless of interest to alfalfa
family of Portland, were guests on growers. The alfalfa treated with
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sni­ acid phosphate appears more vigor­
ous and its life may be increased
der.
Similar trials are being
W. J. Edwards, who formerly re­ thereby.
sided here, was given a surprise made at the following farms: Henry
Beach, North Plains; Mrs. W. H.
Lyda, Forest Grove; Mr. Vuylsteke
at Banks, and Nicholas Kurth of Ti­
gard.
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The new SMOOTHTOP gas range
Aristocrat of the Kitchen
J
Reynold’s Cash Grocery
Invites You To An
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
SATURDAY, JULY 16
Free Lunch
Free Prizes
A Few Hot Shots In Libby’s Line
Libby Silverdale Tomatoes, 21/» size,
two for
Royal Fruit Gelatin, G packages and 6
aluminum moulds
21c
58c
Libby Com Beef, pound can, two for
Crown Flour, 49-pound sack
49c
Libby Rosedale Ripe Olives, pint tins,
two for
35c
$1.98
Olympic Flour, 49-pound sack
$1.94
Libby Rosedale Salmon, one pound can,
two for
Kneed it, pure vegetable shortening,
per pound
49c
Libby Dill Pickles, 2y2 tin, two for
39c
Van Camp’s Pork apd Beans, three for
2-pound Caddy National Salted Crack­
ers and 2-pound Caddy Grahams
Large 2^>-pound cans Pineapple, pack­
ed by Libby
65c
20c
15c
25c
These Free Prizes Given at 9:30 p. m.
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BAND
CONCERT
AT
Rippling Waters
Hearing on Depot Petition
The public service commission will
hold a hearing here July 26 in the
matter of the petition of patrons
for the construction of a modern
depot by the Southern Pacific in the
city of Hillsboro.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
SUNDAY
July 17
Verboort Band
Our careful attention ia given
your job no matter how large or how
»mall. Estimate« gladly furnished
on any contemplated work.—W. H.
Huff, 1115 Second St. Phone 1031.
Hillsboro.
Black Cherries Wanted
Bings, Lamberts and large Blâck
Republicans
RAY - MALING Co.
HILLSBORO
Pound of Tuxedo Tobacco to oldest
gentleman present
2— Twelve cans of Gold Bar Assorted
Fruit to heaviest lady present
3— Twelve cans of Gold Bar Assorted
Fruit to heaviest gentleman present
4— Sack of Crown Flour, 49 lbs., to the
largest family present
5— Sack of Olympic Flour, 49 lbs., to
second largest family present
6— Big prize to the best looking lady
present
7— Big prize to the best looking man
present
8— One of Armour’s Fancy Star Hams
to the skinniest person present
Prizes to Growers
3 pounds of Manning Coffee to party
bringing the least number of new
potatoes in a 5-pound package
2 pounds of Manning Coffee to party
bringing next least number of new
potatoes in 5-pound package
The following Food Manufacturers will demonstrate and serve their food:
LIBBY, McNEIL & LIBBY
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Quality Canned Foods
Quality Crackers and Fancy Cookies
MANNING’S COFFEE ROYAL FRUIT GELATIN PERFECTION BAKERY
None Better
A Real Dessert
Free Cookies
BUTTERNUT BREAD
At 9:30 p.m.—
Case of twenty-four large cans of Libby's Fancy Pineapple free to person guessing the
closest to the total number of slices of Pineapple in all of the cans in the display window.
GRAND PRIZE — Large Cake, baked by the U. S. Bakery, to best looking family present.