MAY 31,
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THE HILLSBORO ARGUS
PAGE TWO
Oversize F.ggs a
Common Practice
Information on Successful Growing
of Alfalfa Is Given; No Important
Changes Made in Recommendations
Picnic Dinner Is
Held 1 or School
E. I
Kraus of Farmington
has a White Leghorn hen that
makes a practice of laying eggs
that afford a mark for the rest
of the bens to shoot at. One
is on display in the Argus win-
dow that measures 7 Ts by <1
inches. This hen also laid one
other this week nearly as largo
and four others all oversize.
improving mid "ill soon be able to
go home.
She has been staying
with her daughter, Mi- "
••:»
thorn, of Hillsboro.
There "ill b<* a baseball game
between the Laurel boj s mid Km
ton next Sunday on the Laurel din
mond.
Mr. and
moved from
week. Rev.
this church with services
end mid fourth Sundays
month.
Laurel, May .'11. Laurel school
closed Tuesday with n picnic din­
It would seem rather unnecessary in my opinion, the most important
tier in the community hall. Plans
to send out any further informa­ 1 service rendered by any class of
had been made for an outdoor af-
tion about alfalfa, but mistakes citizens in the United States. The
fair, but the weather did not per
made in planting last year and nu­ J country editors are distributors of
mit. Thelma Mulloy and Coral
merous inquiries coming to the of­ information; they reach the minds
Chisholm were the graduates this
fice requires that additional infor­ I of the boys that leave the farms,
year. Ina Stevens and Howard
and they are the nation's mental
mation be sent out.
Helm passed the state examination
No important changes have been police force." says Arthur Brisbane. Star Cars Purchased
in geography.
Helen Rutschman,
To keep curtains clean when the
After half a century in the pub­
made in the recommendations for
Lillie Brown, Viola mid Earl Dem­ windows are open, snap clothespins
By
Portland
Police
lication
of
newspapers,
daily
and
seeding
alfalfa
in
Washington
min passed in physiology and Ore­ decorated to match the curtains are
weekly, the writer can indorse the
county.
history.
Lorraine
Demmin, handy for pinning them biuk.
“To successfully combat ci ime gon
The following pertinent points opinion of Arthur Brisbane that the police of today must be equipped He|en Rutschman mid Earl Tews
T
country
paper
is
read
from
end
to
are followed by successful alfalfa
with speedy, carefree transporta­ will receive diplomas for perfect at­
end.
and
the
advertisements
are
of
growers in this county.
special interest, Where a hundred tion. Portland police have assured tendance during the school year.
Naturally well drained and open read all that is in the home weekly, (hemselves such transportation by
Walter Schmidt and Ted Rutsch­
subsoil type of soils are the better only one in that one hundred per- the purchase recently of 15 Durant- man motored to Montesano, Wash.,
and Cans
alfalfa lands. It is not recommend- uses all that is in the big city daily Star roadsters." says A. H. Wilcox Saturday, and returned Monday.
D. P. CORRIERI
cd that alfalfa be seeded on tile paper that comes to them. Large of the local Star agency.
They were accompanied by Mr. and
Telephone 2126
drained lands,
Roots are apt to foreign advertisers are also becom­
Hillsboro.
"The 15 Durant-Star cars pur­ Mrs. Louie Carew of
close the drains.
ing cognizant of the fact that space chased by the Portland police de- They visited the John Schmidt fam­
Mr. Schmidt is Mrs. Carow’s
Alfalfa succeeds best and conies in country weekly and smaller city partment were only selected after ily.
into full yield earlier on soils which daily papers is of real value to the officers of the law were ' fully brother and Walter's uncle.
have had barnyard manure, or lime, them; that they can gain more at decided that these cars were 1 excep-
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Cooley of
applied within two or three years less cost, at the same time securing tionally well-fitted for police 1 duty.” Salem motored over Sunday to at­
Paper Hanging, and
previous to seeding alfalfa. Worn- as much combined circulation with
tend the Sunday school convention
Kalsomining
out or partially depleted soils arc a certainty that their advertise­
and visit with old friends.
They
Card of Thank*
WORK GUARANTEED
slow to give returns with alfalfa.
were
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Cooley
’
s
ments will be read by all.—Wood­
We wish to extend our sincere
Give Us a Trial
Only the Grimm variety is rec­ burn. Ore., Weekly Independent, thanks to the friends and neighbors sister. Mrs. C. Matlock, who recent­
for
the many acts of kindness and ly arrived from California for a
ommended.
Grimm seed can be April 12.
sympathy extended during our re­ visit.
She says California cannot
purchased from reliable dealers who
cent bereavement, the illness and compare with Oregon in scenery
Phone Order* 1 453
Thi* Goes for the Girls, Too!
are careful about the purchase of
obsequies of the late J. T. Crews, and flowers.
their seed.
Pig a deep grave
and especially for the beautiful
Mrs. E. C. Mulloy, who was in
flowers. We also wish to sincerely
Alfalfa in Washington county and
Eor Herman McNighty,
thank the members of the M. W. A. jured in an automobile accident on
in fact many unirrigated sections
He’s the guy
lodge for courtesies extended.
the highway between Beaverton and
should be seeded alone. Many fail­
That says "All righty
Hillsboro a week ago Sunday,
Mrs, Anna Crews and Family.
ures with alfalfa in Washington
county have been caused by seeding
with grain crops.
Seed about corn planting time,
from the middle of to the latter
1
part of May.
Inoculate the seed
with artificial cultures.
The cost
is small and one cannot afford to
take the chance without inoculating.
Pure cultures can be secured of the
bacteriology department of the Ore­
gon Agricultural college. Corvallis,
Oregon.
Use 8 to 10 pounds of seed when
drilled, and 12 or more pounds of
seed
when
broadcasted
proven
Tower drills often seed too deep.
So use caution accordingly.
The certainty of prompt recognition and adequate reward for extraor­
Land on which alfalfa is to be
dinary
interest and effort is the Safeway Man’s assurance that his
broadcasted is often rolled with a
Read over the items listed below and note the number which are
culti-packer. This operation leaves
work is “getting him somewhere.” In this organization there is a
particularly suitable to the menu at this time.
the soil in small ridges, The seed
constant need for men of more than average ability and sincerity of
falls between the ridges and • is then
purpose—and a fixed policy of tilling all higher positions with men
covered by going over the ground
from our own ranks. Knowing this, the Safeway Mau has the strong­
with a spike toothed harrow with
the teeth set back.
est possible incentive to serve you better in order that he may merit
Broadcast inoculated alfalfa seed
the reward he so earnestly desires.
on a cloudy day, or before sunrise,
Take Advantage of These Low Prices on this Old Wheat Flour
01 after sunset, to keep the direct
rays of the sun from destroying the
nitrifying bacteria given to the seed
by inoculation.
Garbage Collection
PAINTING
Howard Fuller
KAGG
'Without Wasted
Work - that leads somewhere
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Mazóla Oil
Tuna Fish
Pineapples
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White Wonder—
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Strong sticks; carton, 6 boxes..
19c
Fly Killer
Black Flag—Sure death to
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Gas, Oil, Air and Water—the
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City Service Station
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Lea Rirr>, Prop.
3rd and Wash.
15c
Ripe Olives
Lindsay’s—No. 1 Tin—
2 cans ..................
29c
Pork and Beans
Van Camp’s—Medium size
6 cans ......................................
Sugar
Jar Rubbers
Best Cane
Extra Heavy
$1.00
[pj Corn Starch
25c
Packages
Slice
2l-"i,w- 75c
a
2
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3 Lbs.
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2 Bottles ........................
55c
63c
Soap
White
47c
$1.39
Hot Cake
Flour
Buckeye
35c
Big K
8
Pounds
Brand
49c
Wax Paper
1H-Ib
loaf
10c
25c
Deviled Meat
14»—the handy can for quick lunches
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6 cans ...............................
25c
Lettuce
Cantaloupes
Large Heads
Extra Fancy
For
9c
25c
Pounds
Grape Juice
Church’»
K.
23c
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A real favorite among
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Large
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White or Whole Wheat
Wonder
Baked
The popular beverage
Malt Syrup
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Hopped Readv Made
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Broken
Dozen
Fig Bars
Coffee
Amaizó Brand
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15-sheet Luncheon Rolls—
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Carton—
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Lemons
Sunkist
25c
Cheese
Brookfield—Pimento, Brick, American
or Swiss, in Sanitary Pack­
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-tb package............
22c
Matches
MOTORISTS
25c
43c
25c
55c
* Tree Tea
Baking Powder
Crescent—
1-tb tin ...........................
$1.79
$1.95
$2.14
Freshly Evaporated—Tall Tins
Three Cans for ................. ..........
Del Monte Peaches
Road Service for
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but a family that owns its own
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ninety times out of a hundred; a
family that buys everything, from
the roof on the house to the cement
on the cellar floor; from the hat on
mother's head to the shoes on the
boys’ feet. The service that their
publishers render to the public is,
June 2 and 4
49c
Mustard
Rogers’ Prepared—Big 7-oz.
jar; 2 for ......................................
19c
Sweet Pickles
Fine flavor; contain no alum—
large 27-oz. jar............................
33c
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