Thur liv . F e lru r a ’.’ 20. 193ft
H I LES B O ft O
—*-
Two Portland
Teams Losers
I orni
B o w le r s
C o n te sts
American H om e
Local Quintet
Tastes Defeat
Win Sunday
Easily
iiiih i to Pl«v at Beaverton
at 2 o’clock Friday
I.
il bow ling fu n i S unday, w it-
a n i i t i i o i \ li tui y o v er P o rt-
lam i tuloiit w lu'ii th è I '.I t IIIIV lo .i l l i
nf Hill hoin w uu by I i l l p in , fro m
ii M u k i t C lub team Sion* was
'.'.»57 for H illsboro an d 2173 for
M u rk it C lub
H illsboro p la y n ;
w rie C Cook, G C a n y , C Fsling-
i*i. II I ( o i ; i * i and I Coo
Howling am ong H illsboro w om
en i In im n fn g q u ite p o p u lar sinve
the in tro d u ctio n .everal w eeks ago
nt lie e piny uml in stru c tio n s on
Hu* as al alley s ev ery W ednesday
J tiim io n from 1:3(1 o’clock to 3
n i luck From 12 Io 20 w om en at-
b ud each se »Sion
In tin* W om en's league,
Mis.
H u m m e l'< team w on tw o gam es
b o m M is Meh e t e a m , um l Mrs
An l< i on's b am w on tw o from
Mi
W Ibauc, q u in tet
In i* i e tu rn gam e played in
I'm Hand S unday, V illon "711'' of
l l i l l b o i o w on from U nion "711" of
P m tl. ml, 21115 to 205-1 P lay in g for
H illsboro w ere 111etlhauer, J. G ard
ner, Hay S igler. Wv.s W inters and
Hill Z iegler
U n til
r o l l . in leag u e play fur
the w eek included W llughvi.. 202,
A m erican. It Dillon. 237. C ity, I
Cue, 212, C oiiim eicbil. It Dillon,
231. N ational. II S p ark s, 213, C an
nery. W Z lew ler. 228, A utom otive;
H ess
A nderson.
181, W om en's
league.
A m ong p rize w in n ers for the
w eek. Hud R ogers still w as high ,
foi the G. Wu k lire w ith 084 pins;
V Sm ith, foi W eil's h it w ith 117
pins averag e. C C team w ent in
to first pluce for tin- C lem 's Place
.w ould
w ith 279 pin ;, an d W il
liam Z iegler w on tin* P erfection
ta k e w ith I scoie of 255 lb* also
w ent into fu s t place for th e case
of heel given by Itoyul Soda W orks
w ith a 78-pin averag e.
In leugm* play, Ray M ann, in
A m erican league, w on 2 out of 3
from d u k e s' G ro cery and F ixlt
won the sam e n u m b er from Royal
Sodn.
In th e C ity leag u e H ornbuvk's
w on 3 from L entz a n d C. C store
TIM BER E velyn L ach ap elle wa ,
took tin* sam e n u m b er from P a s
tim e
P erfectio n Bakery In the pleasan tly su rp rise d last W ed n es
C om m ercial won 2 out of 3 from d ay even in g w hen a g ro u p of
M en's Shop and F airw ay took 2 flu -n d s d ro p p ed in to h elp tier c e l
e b ra te h er fiftee n th b irth d a y P re s
out of 3 from S to rm y 's
H illsboro P h arm acy w on 2 of 3 e n t w ere M axine K ilburg. Em m a
from H e a d q u a rte rs com pany in the Leopold. M av i'icn e T allm an, E v e
N ational, w hile U nion "78" won lyn and G ladys L achapelle, D avid
2 of 3 from B ristol H ard w are. In Hall. C hester Byers. Ruxsell H an
tile C an n ery league. P lan t w on 2 kins. D onald S pear. Lloyd Sm eade.
of 3 from Ray Staling and S h ip M iriam C asten, a n d M is M dliu
ping took a like n u m b er from 13 Sm eade.
S e v e ra l of th e .shingle m ill men
F Mating. Dodge M otor In A uto-
m otive w on 3 straig h t from Ford re tu rn e d h ere S u n d ay a fte r a tw o
V-8 w h ile C hevro let w on 2 of 3 w eeks' vacation It Is hoped that
Die nu ll will resu m e o p eratio n s
from Hudson.
soon.
S ta n d in g »
Miss M ary J a n e W alker w ent to
A m r r lr a n I . r a m » -
w
L
Pet
last w eek to v isit for
H-val H ih I« Work»
ft
13
7SS P o rtla n d
several
weeks.
H a lt
S h op
V
»
.ftoo
H
10
K m y .Maim
444
( »akr«' Grocery
<
12
.133
il
(B y
.o d
Birthday Surprise
Given at Timber
W
l i l y l.e a g u r - -
I I m i t . V -
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Paalim«
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Legion Committee
Sets Contest Date
Pet.
(C u n U n u ad fra m p a i r I t
Men’ii Sh«’p
ftoo n u t" H aynes and C ecil C opeland.
P e rfe c tio n
lla k e ry
.500
17-year-old w histler.
k io r it iy '•
.333
A n o th er n u m b er w hich w ill be
S M in n e l 1 eaguc—
Pet
r>> Phar ntary
.612
w elcom ed by m suie lovers is M rs
l(ca<|<iuart<*r« < «•
ftoo R obert W arren s of F orest G rov.'.
U r ia l. >
1 lla n lw n r o
.444
w ho is a h a rp ist of co n sid erab le
1 h io n
’ *76”
.444
note. H er hom e is on G ales C reek
< mnnery L ea gue—
Pet
r,
Pinnt
F rom H illsboro com es an a p p li
12
4»<7
Il
|< M u lltlK
0
u
.ftoo cation m ade by u b ro th e r an d sis
S h ip p in g
1»
9
.300
ter. M arion. 13, and Lee Roy Me
K ay M a tin g
• 12
.333
C luey, 15 M arion plays th e b a n jo
A u ln m u ti*» l.eaguea—
w
Pet.
L
| h N|ge
ft
and I.ve Roy th e g u itar
.722
If
< h e v ro le t
M
10
.ftftti
S pecial m usic for th e show,
Ii 'I'h o n -T e r rap ia ne
9
9
.3oo w hich w ill be sch ed u led to open
I ’or.l V-M
ft IS
.2*8
early ih th e ev en in g w ith a p ic
tu r e to p reced e th e stag e show,
has been prom ised by th e c o m m it
tee w hich is m aking arra n g e m e n ts
for an o rch estra to lend th e a t
m o sp h ere of th e th e a tre , lacking
in most places since th e a d v e n t of
( ( ‘o n lln u n l fru ra p a t , I I
ta lk in g p ictu res an d "can n ed " o r
nelius p a rk
G ra d in g
o f t h e c h estra music.
Iteedvllle school g ro u n d s has been
A rran g em en ts now a re b eing
com pleted and a new gym nasium m ad e by th e co m m ittee for p re
erected at U nion school n e a r C edar v iew s of acts seek in g e n try to th e
Mill.
contest Prizes, as an n o u n ced last
At p resen t WI’A in th is county w eek, in clu d e $15, first; $10. sec
lias 418) m en on th e p ay ro lls and ond: $5 th ird : $3 fo u rth , an d $2
four w om en em ployed at ttie H ills fifth. In ad d itio n to th e cash, th e
boro union high school binding w in n ers of first nnd second w ill to?
books.
p resen ted in a sp ecial p ro g ram
o v er ra d io statio n KGW.
I'« im m e iria l l.e a g a r —•
1 a ir w a y
M a rk e t
(1
V
»
12
L
7
9
10
10
L
County Submits
Highway Project
Greenville
M rs H erm an Cop e n te rta in e d th e
Hoy A ltar society last T h u rsd ay .
The ladies sew ed fo r u bazaur
w hich w ill be held at Roy h all
M onday evening, also a cafeteria
lunch and dancing.
W arren H odges is a new pupil
h ere, lie form erly a tte n d e d the
H illside school
G e rtru d e S p ierin g w as hostess
at. a v a le n tin e p arty F rid ay after-
noon. G am es, m usic and refresh -
m ents w ere enjoyed by th e guests
w ho w err • Iren e and T h eresa Plans,
V irginia and G en ev iev e Solder,
V elm a V im dehey, L u cille S usbuuer,
Edna und M argaret S o ld er, M il
d red Cop, B ernice V uylsteke. B er
nice H erb, R ich ard V and erzan d en ,
K ath lee n and Mrs. C aldw ell.
P u p ils n e ith e r ab sen t n o r tard y
(luring th e past m onth w ere: N or
m an S chulm crich. V elm a V andc-
hey nnd G erald H erb.
V isitors a t G reen v ille school d u r
ing the past m onth w e re Mrs. W il
liam S usbuuer, Miss H elen C ow
gill, Mrs. Zola M organ, Misses E d
na, M arg aret and G en ev iev e S o ld
er, Mrs. E dw in Jesse, Mrs. F. H.
H erb, Mrs. A rth u r V u y lstek e and
Mrs. W. J. V andehey.
Farm Committee
Urges Alfalfa Use
I . •» V e rn e A Lem lrnf h I
Afiei going into the lead in the
county ba k< tbull to u rn a m e n t Hil-
lii bdop te r . saw d efeat at the
hand of th e St H elens fu.st p la y
ing ba k etce rs 35 to 12
Tiie H itL b o ro squad field up
th cii end fa n lv well d u rin g the
first half w ith the a.orc at th e end
of th e first q u a rte r being 9 to 5 in
favor of St. Hclent; and tie* score
at tin* i nd of tiie h alf lan d in g at
17 to 9 also in favor of tin- S aints.
A fter th e h alf the B lue and W hite
had ever.11 ch an ce to .score, but
could not find the ba ket for m ore
th a n th re e points S elfrid g e and
W alincr. d u rin g the e n tire gam e
w ere only able to m ake th re e and
tw o points respectively.
T he gam e as a w hole w as very
f i t and rough, w ith W ahner,
G arfield and H ow ell leaving th e
gam e on fouls.
The n ex t gam e is to be played
w ith B eaverton at 2 o'clock F riday
a» B eaverton. T he gam e has been
changed because of th e o p eretta
being th a t night.
Lineups:
llillu b u ru 1121
W a h n e r,
2
H fitm iuurt ner.
H o w e ll. 2
Kel frid g e , 3
G a rfie ld
H u h a lilu t M;ha
M oth erlan d. Mi
<3¿)
sen tial th at th e g ro u n d be in good
sh ap e to hold m o istu re and th is
m eans th at it m ust be finely p u l
verized an d w ell-packed. T his can
b<- done on sp rin g plow ing, b u t fall
or w in te r plow ing in p re p ira tio n
for p lan tin g a lfa |fa has p roven
m o re satisfactory. F rom tu n e to
tim e v ario u s fields of alfalfa in
W ashington
county
have
been
p lan ted w h ere p a rt of th e p la n t
ings w ould he on fall-plow ed
g ro u n d an d a n o th e r p art of it on
early sp rin g or ev en late w in ter-
p low ed ground all in th e sam e
field. A lm ost w ith o u t excep tio n
th e alfalfa w ill m ak e th e b e tte r
g lo w tii th e first y e a r w h ere given
a m ore vigorous s ta rt on th e fall-
plow ed ground.
T h at th e r e a re d ifferen ces in th e
strain s of alfalfa seed h a; been
v ery clearly d em o n strated in d e m
o n stratio n
p lan tin g s on sev eral
places in th e co u n ty using several
s tra in s in each p lan tin g . G ro w ers
have in q u ire d from tim e to tim e
ab o u t L ad ak alfalfa for th e W il
lam ette valley. T h is is a v ariety
th a t has d one fin e in E astern O re
gon. b u t u n d er W illam ette valley
co n d itio n s it g en erally does {not
p ro v e as satisfacto ry as th e G rim m
v ariety . It seem s to be m ore or
less of a on e-cro p strain . T h at is.
its first rro p is th e h eavy one and
it doesn 't com e back q u ite as w ell
as th e G rim m does u n d e r th e sam e
conditions. For W ashington county
co n d itio n s gro w ers can do w ell to
p lan t n o th in g b u t a certified stra in
of th e G rim m v ariety .
G o p h ers ru in m any an alfalfa
stan d T hese can b e effectiv ely co n
tro lled th ro u g h a co n sisten t use of
poison b ait m ade u p by using
pow d ered stry c h n in e on green red
clo v er tops or d u rin g th e w in te r
season by using c a rro ts or p a rs
n ip s as bait.
II. F. W ELCH
H en ry F ra n k lin W elch. G8. died
at th e hom e of his d au g h ter. Mrs.
M arie C olem an, at C h erry G rove
F e b ru a ry 18 and fu n eral services
w ere held W ednesday aftern o o n
from th e F orest G ro v e U n d e rta k
ing ch ap el w ith Rev. A. A. B ennett
o fficiating. In te rm e n t w as j i i F or-
est View cem etcry.
He w as born at E agleville, Ore..
O cto b er 17. 18t>7. D eceased is su r-
v ived by th re e d au g h ters, Mrs.
N ettie Bov of C am as. W a sh . Mrs.
B ernice C lark of M cM innville and
Mrs. C olem an.
450
125
150
L ong w heelbase.
N ow only
300
STORAGE
$1.50 month
•
Children enjoy FIR GROVE milk and it's good
for them. Give them plenty!
FIR G R O V E D A IR Y
Phone 4RX1
Papp Seven
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111
along w ith Mrs. Johnson
a n d was buried at S anta C ruz Febru-
B etty at d in n e r by th e G eorge ary 11.
Hill and C. H. Clnnyo fam ilies.
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P reach in g services w ill be held
Q u ality Job p rin tin g —Argus.
at the school M arch 8. w ith R e v .; —
-, ... — --------- -----------—
E verett. S unday school m issionary.
“ “
as speaker.
DR. R. J. NICOL
Rev S tan ley C orniIs of C herry
G rove and Miss N oreen Vogett w>f
DR. E. W. ALMQUIST
P ortland visited at th e B E W al
dorf hom e Monday.
Veterinarians
fam ili
in P o rtlan d the past tw o
weeks
A special fe a tu re of th e pie so-
eial. iponsored by the Scholls L a
d i e s ' Aid M arch 13. will be a stu n t
program .
Mr and Mrs. Joseph K e rr J r
wi re given a c h a riv a ri by a group
ill neighbors F e b ru a ry 11
Mrs L aura M u u a y and fam ily
have m oved from th e O liver T ay-
1 ii place to a hom e in B eaverton
G runge play, "Tiie L ittle Clod-
iiopper." w hich w as scheduled for
M arch 28. will be given Mai el a 27.
Mi.ss G rek hen L ew ellin i vix.-
itm g several d a y ; tin . week w itn
to • ■ and
her sistre, Mrs W elch R‘
fam ily ol F irdale.
a short tim e. F u n eral serv ice, will
be held F riday at 10:30 a. in. from
E dw ard H olm an & Sons parlors
In P ortland.
Mr H am sdell w as born Ja n u a ry
13. 1870, in M arshalltow n. Iowa.
and
m arried th e re in A ugust,
1889 Mr. und Mrs. R am sdell have
lived in O regon for over 20 yeai
T M R am sdell S r , w idow er; a
on. T M R am sdell J r , a daugh-
li r . Miss Louise R am sdell. tw o
gran d ch ild ren . A nn R am ,d ell and
MRS. A. E. McCOY
Ja c k H iinm elright. a n d th re e sis
Mi s C h arles Jo h n so n of Mason
te r . Mi
Lottie C om pret and Mi .
M aude Rood of Des Moines. Iowa, Hill has received w ord from S an ta
and Lily Peck, of C hicago. I l l , Cruz. C a l , of th e death of h er
su rv iv e
aunt. Mrs. A. E. McCoy i LilUe
T u p p e ri, w ho sp en t hei childhood
MRS. T M. RAM SDELL SR
in and aro u n d H illsboro and F o r
Mi s. T. M H-rn. dell Si of n ear
est G rove. S he is a sister of E arl
W itch Hazel died uddenly T u es
C hai lea Johnson's b irth d a y last T u p p er of F orest Grove, Mrs. Del-
day m orning at M ercy hospital in last week w .s observed on several m er M artin and Mrs. M aude W it
San Diego, Cal. She wa.> ill only days, by his being e n te rta in e d ten b erg of Y amhill. Mrs. McCoy
Telephone 643 and 842
Guna, Am m unition
Fishing Tackle
Mason Hill
CORWIN HARDWARE
128 2nd Ave.
Phone 72
A gent Long R adios
FREE DELIVERY
4 Tim es Daily
Phone 2171
St.
H e ’en**
Tapper
Pat teraon
B ro w n
•
Extra Salesm en
sist you.
•
A
la r g e r , C le a n e r ,
Brighter Store to Please
you.
PLUS!
C h n rc h le y )
R EE D V ILL E A Pa re n t-T e a c h e r
i m eeting w ill be held F rid ay a fte r
noon in th e school house a t 5
o'clock, w ith a F ounders' D ay p ro
gram . z\ sp eak er from P o rtla n d
will ta lk on "Social H ygiene." All
m em bers, as w ell as visitors, are
urged to attend.
A nnual R eedville ch u rch d in n e r
w ill be held S atu rd ay ev en in g in
the school house from 6 o'clock to
8 o’clock. A fter th is d in n e r the
school ch ild ren w ill p u t on a p a tr i
otic program in th e ch urch, u n d er
d irectio n of the teachers. Miss
Ol< va B erger, M rs H arry B ear and
C V anderm ost.
Mrs. C h ristin a K elly has r e tu r n
ed from S u v er. w here she visited
M r and Mrs. E
A nderson and
fam ily. H er son. J im K elly. Mrs.
K elly and th e ir d a u g h te r V erna
May of C alifo rn ia a re m ak in g an
ex ten d ed visit w ith her.
F lorence
H olcom b
spent the
w eek-end v isitin g re lativ es in P o rt
land.
Scholls
Mrs. R uby M eyers w on th e good
o f th e o rd e r contest at R uby R e
b ekah lodge F e b ru ary 12.
Mr. and M rs N. B W elsh and
fam ily of B lue L ake park. M r and
Mr.* O tto S chultz of B eth an y and
Mr. and M rs H a rry H oeffel and
ch ild ren of W itch H azel visited
th e J. E B ennett hom e S u n d ay
Starts House
Mr. W illiam son, w ho recen tly
bought th e D eV oure place in Jack -
tow n, has laid th e fo u n d atio n for
a house to be occupied by his
m other.
Mr. and Mrs. R alph C hristensen
atten d ed th e fu n eral of Mrs. M iry
W led in H illsboro F riday.
Mr. and Mrs R alph B uckley and
son and Mrs. A lice B uckley of
F orest G rove visited th e W. L.
B u rk e hom e W ednesday.
Mrs. M ike McCann, w ho teaches
th e M ountain Top school, w as u n
ab le to reach th e school T hursday
because of th e silv er thaw .
Mr. and Mrs N oble M iller, w ho
ow n th e old Tom H aynes place,
m oved to W alla W alla Monday.
T h e ir d a u g h te r J e a n w ill stay at
th e A lfred B endickson hom e to
finish th is y ear's w ork a t H ills
boro high.
A lb ert B onfigt w ent to T illa
mook S a tu rd a y to visit his sister.
Mrs. E dw ard Egger. and fam ily at
B eaver an d re tu rn d S unday.
Mrs. F. E. Rowell, w ho has been
u n d e r th e c a re of tw o n u rses d u r
ing th e past w eek, is slow ly im
proving
Mrs. P h o eb e McCool has been
v isitin g h e r d au g h ters. Mrs. V ince
H ill and Mrs. N ellie V augh, and
Thomas S. Sholes
QUALITY REPAIR WORK
137 8. 3rd Ave.
Phone 2IW
Features fo r Fri., Sat., Mon., Feb. 21, 22, 24
MILK
BACON
COCOA
FLOUR
SYRUP
NATIONAL CHERRY
WE
W ashington’s Birthday
SPINACH 2
delicious
p astry
30c
CHERRY NUT BREAD
15c
CHERRY PIE
Pound
No. 2'j
tins
25c
25c
Dealers for
Hudson
-
Terraplane
W illard — M ohaw k
COE and CONGDON, Props
Standard Gasoline and Oils
P h o n e 451
We Deliver
-pound tin
Maximum, the finest
of quality, for tem pt
ing sandwiches and
Del Monte
Early
Garden
No. 2
tins
Pound
9c
29c
FLOUR
PEAR BRAND
G uaranteed.
$
1.14
49-lb. bag .....................
$-4 Q
JL«
DATES
HALLOWII
Try them
stuffed.
. . . F o r y o u r w on
d erfu l reception. It
is seldom a n e w
food
sto re
opens
w ith such e n th u si
asm an d generous
patronage. We tak a
th is o p p o rtu n ity of
pledging o u r en tire
effo rt of th e fu tu re
to w ard y o u r g reater
shopping com fort—
conven ien ce and
economy.
SUGAR
Candy Bars
PURE CANE.
General Foods, fresh.
Large assortment
10 is.......45c
10c
3 bars
S U N B R IT E c« VNSE%nx>
CIGARETTES KOOti „
pk«.
29c
CALO
2
15c
1 CAN FREE
O cans 1UC
T O ILE T T IS S U E 8
4
UNQUESTIONABLY HILLS
BORO’S FINEST AND
LARGEST DISPLAYS!
25c
rolls
HILLSBORO’S
LOW EST
PRICES A N D MOST EX PA N
SIVE VARIETY OF BETTER
PRODUCE!
CELERY
Chula Vista, large, crisp, tender
stalks.
Each .............................. .
BANANAS
13c
Golden ripe.
Pound ............
CARROTS
3 bunches
...
2 heads
Sunkist. Full of juice and sweet.
10c
.................................
3 dozen
LEMONS
9C
We reserve the right to limit.
... 5c
ORANGES
Ox-Hearts, large bunches.
DEVIL’S FOOD CAKE
Perfection
Bakery
BLUE SEAL. Hard wheat. Every
sack guaranteed.
M
Vacuum packed.
25C
LETTUCE
D em and P erfectio n B read
at Your Grocer.
FLOUR
Thank
You
children.
I
Edwards D ependable
Country Kist
Golden Bantam
Big. solid, clean heads.
30c 49c
2
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COFFEE
CORN
PEAS
9c
$1.87
Pure cane and m aple. Bring
your own container.
19c
Quart
VAN CAMP'S
Ê cans
u n b eata b le com bination—R e
sulting in g re a te r savings
for you on y o u r food p u r
chases. 200.000 th rifty folk,
w ho
daily fin d S afew ay
S tores th e com plete an sw er
to th e ir food b u y in g p ro b
lem s can 't be w rong. We
u rg e you also to av ail y o u r
self com pletely of th e g re a t
e r SA FE-W A Y saving op
portunities.
PILLSBURY’S.
49-lb. bag .................
25c
Special All Month
6c
sugar cured. Well streak
lean.
24c
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Baker’s, nationally
known. Vg-lb. tin
HOM INY 3 "un;"
Saturday
CHERRY LOG ROLL
Eastern,
ed with
LIBBY'S
SPECIALS
Friday and
G reater consistency of quality,
variety, economy a n d dependable
service. The experience of years—
the concentration of trained thought,
planning and honest, efficient, pro
gressive food merchandising, make un
Maximum quality.
Tall can ................
49-lb. bag .................
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USED CARS
"D addy lik es to sm oke- M om m ie likes to sew . B ut I
lik e to h it n h o ttie of FIR G RO V E m ilk a n d w atch It go."
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Herir rnan
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O u r classified co lu m n s m ay h av e
ju s t w h a t y o u a re lo o k in g fo r—
(C o n tin u e d fro m pose »I
tf
W ashington eb u n ty farm s it is b e R ead th em .
com ing in creasin g ly d iffic u lt to
p ro v id e p astu re T h e d a iry co m
m itte e estim ated th a t It w ould r e
q u ire a p p ro x im ately one h o u r u
day for d airy m en to cut g reen feed
re q u ire d for one d ay 's feed in g fo r
a 10-cow herd.
G en erally th ro u g h o u t W ash in g
ton co u n ty lim e should be ap p lied
to th e lan d b efo re seed in g alfalfa.
1935 Terraplane
T h is can be p u t on an y tim e u p to T ouring S ed an —In ex cellen t shape.
alm ost th e tim e th e alfalfa is se e d I personally indorse this
ed. W hen it is p u t on late in th e car. O nly
season, th e crop w ill, of course, r e
ceiv e no b en efit from it th e first
1933 Chevrolet
y ear, b u t since th e alfalfa does M aster S edan — M otor co m pletely
n o th in g m uch m ore th a n get s t a r t reco n d itio n ed , is p erfect S,
ed th e first y ear, th is w ill n o t th ro u g h o u t
m a tte r p a rtic u la rly . S eeding th e
a lfalfa nnd th e n lim in g it a f te r
1928 Ruick Sedan
in
w ard s has n o t p ro v en v ery e ffec V ery good shape. F a ir
tiv e in sw eeten in g th e soil. T h e ru b b er. O nly
lim e should be w o rk ed in, w hich
m ean s it sh o u ld be p u t on a fte r
1929 Ford Coupe
th e g ro u n d is plow ed. If th e a lf a l
fa is to g et a good sta rt, it is e s
The Bottle
Hitter---
H IL L S B O R O ,
Reedville P.-T. A.
Has Program Friday
1931 Ford l»/8 ton Truck
G rad e A Milk and Cream
ARG ES,
Sunkist, fancy, juicy.
Dozen ......................................
....
29c
GRAPEFRUIT
Arizona seedless. Now at their
st .............................
.. 29c
19c D be
ozen
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