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Convoy, Defense Bonds Draw Fire at Pomona Grange Session Last year’s state contest was won by John Watkins of laurel. “No Harsh Laxatives for Me Resolutions on National Policy Bring Debate Will; T V iFarm News ( \DLERIKA gives me proper ac tion is deasant and easy Used ADI.ERIKA past 10 years for spells • t । .m tqiatii n i A W Vt 1 AD- 1.ERIKA usually clears bowels quickly and relieves gas pains Gel it TODAY Ronald Zahler Wins Second in Plav Contest Delta Drug Store Large Supply "Turkeys Will Talk" is the name of a play written by Ronald Zah- n. M ,y 1. 1M1 I- r of the Rock Creek community for which he wan awarded second in a -tute-wide 4-H club radio play- writing contest, according to an announci nt received by Palmer Bar-Foot and Ortho Sprays for Torvend. ■distant county agent. aphis on roses or shrubs. Eunice Timm of Yamhill county, whose ■HOTONONK DUST f con play was entitled “Helpful Peggy.” for Peas and Gardens ci the,- In th • county content, Winona Spr tvini.' fruit tr« «-, i « more than Kussell placed second with “A Dog Wal county F F A Hourly damaging Azaleas and Rhododendrons ut and applying they ■outiin i»; listed in top bracket Wins foi 4-H” and LuVern Schmidt and Bedding Plants wt third with his play “Jimmie*® nts as the four- ; is kind of day annual F. F A. convention at T «If Mak’/s a Hit.” Honald Zahler -pray applica- Placed first in this group. This Corvallis ended on Saturday collegi- extension bulletin. This can Hillsboro took ' ’'lay wil1 be Printed at 4 H club Don Ben eotet ummer school in June, by a Wash- - • cond r>larp in budding and graft Hides, Wool, Mohair, Poultry ty agent office. pre ing: a Hillsboro team composed of irgton county delegation. General Paints - Hardware rouped into Walt Tomer and Dale VanDomelen This was the seventh annual I «nd eff« ( tivr : bcut □mach pois- was fourth in farm crops: a Forest I lay-writing contest, in which eight I 150 E. Main Hillsboro, Ore. Phone 4061 counties of Oregon aie represented. Theie are spraying or dusting ma other fruits, oa\age -mu IV-nneth .Savage was spray cal- terials th it combine all three clas o fifth in farm accounting comoetition of poisons. These are useful and second in farm mechanics, and around the small home garden. For another Forest Grove team, com large truck acreages it is usually prised of Joseph Schmidlkofer and f this is spraying mor»* economical to spray or dust Richard Hendricks, was second in general farm demonstrations. The company that lullt the first small Harvester that is doing the harm. Hudson Gets Offic? is first again with a new Some of these insect can -I and reddish, in W illlarr Hudson, a Forest Grove Future farmer. named sec re- tary of the .state -------- organization, which elected Dan Rowland of In inly be killed by actual dependence as president to suc- If you save on the hills, you save all. with the «pray material. ceed Glen Kobow of Lebanon. ( ut worm.-, and slugs are most ef Of - more from uo 53 ------ than 500 boys num fectively controlled by the us u of Oregon chapters attending the con- Details about thesr vention. 36 were selected to re- Phone 3003 Beaverton Motor Co. Beaverton- Ore. ions insecticides and the prep reive the State Farmers' degree and tion and application of the var- 21 of the chapters met the require s sprays, dusts, and baits are ments for the designation of "Key ci.ntained in the publication men ; stone chapter." For the first time in history an fimt may be effected: con- Honed. num. HA band of 26 pieces was made : « «juently, it is necu w»»y that there Smoker, herds a few of his NEW MYERS MULTI-FLOW prise gobbltrs at I'lnrsbrldgr l ami (topi. Little Billy looks long up of individual players from 10 !»«• moi»« than on«* spray applica different chapters, which played at ingly at s tempting array of freshly smoked turkeys. tion. Certain diseases require cer the convention unaer tne direction tain kind of treatment, other dis- A T Pine bridge Fum, <> ..ining, of Capt. Harry L. Beard, veteran L’OUR years ago, fate brought tate college band leader. N. Y., a unique farming en Max Ulitzer, retired manu furent -jiiaying schedule, both a: Highlight of the four-day conven terprise has i tablr hed a new Piai ting time brings to the farm- time md material. facturer, to the only New York PL'MPS 600 GALLONS PER HOUR tion was a Friday night banquet, fond industry in the United and gardeners of Oregon a re- restaurant then serving smoked to s|M*ak and 'st (Jf production minder from manager Leo G Spitz at which Governor Charles A. Spra Stfltcs. Here baa.- Kamm, widely turkey. Delighted with its taste, was deserving an embargo on im- bart to plan ahead of state fair gue and National President Harold known ns •‘The Old Turkey he traced Kamm to his West- back ' fi -m Hi of Boonesville, Miss., com pc with horn? pro- time. In short, to plant some seeds Prichard Smoker,” has joined Max Blitzcr rhester county home, where he ing passage of with the avowed purpos? of carry- spoke to the assembled group of in bringing to cornim i < nd use an had lived for 50 years, working •y ’ now. Gill ild mean im law • repealing the $6 ing off s hie of the cash wards in 500 delegates. unusual European formula for us a butcher and smoking an oc nn diate curtailment retail merchants the fair' land products cr gra.n invoking turki y ;. Katnlcen McCrae of Hillsboro to gri m of casional turkey for his own use. Britain. handling oleomargarine. Tbe I'mesbriditc Farm product Kamm was reluctant to com would bi effect IV. talk by Harley- The state fair premium list will speak on nutrition and the pictur? Libby, state Milk Gees To Town.' will be Is internationally known ns a mercialize his formula, but rmers' Union, be off th? f - -..... and this shown. Th? Juniors .'.'.•ill put on gotti met ÍU- nnd the resulting Ulitzer finally persuaded him to e common in- will give ii detail the I mg list of ture indebtedness tilat pass it on for the benefit of fu of his organi latlcn and the vegt tables and other field crops a stunt, Francis Waibel will give Gill said in opposition to Zimmer encouraged the creation of a ture generations. The birds are which may be entered for the fair a reading, and the Juniors will hold the.r candle lighting initiation man's contentini that the federa On • hundred number of other companies, to ty P mona premiums The premium list is fr?e prepared for a two weeks’ curing cercm nies. government should not be borrow Electrical Appliances members and < Farm Machinery constitute a new food industry. and may be obtained by dropping ’ process, in refrigerated vats filled mg on tomorrow's g, i 12G S. Third meeting, among a card to the state fair office. Sa- ' Three generations of Kamms, HILLSBORO with the secret formula which Phone 1011 You can get richer without get pregram distinguished guc It m. who preceded the present "Old includes more than 30 herbs and ting bigger—Advertise. tf /. n merma Elmer McClure of We want the state land products 1 spice«. Removed from the cure, lutlun met with overwhelming re Milwaukie state grange deputy. . h iw— fruits, vegetables, grains and B old, learned the < I ret <>t curing the birds Are smoked fur eight jection The resolution condi mning and Rufu W I. m. er t the r iot crops—to be ;> r?al credit to | and smoking turkeys ... a rare hours in the fragrant aroma of convoy wa short-lived While still Abc ma thy grange in Clackamas the stat’.* and to depict accurately delicacy in Europe. green apple wood. being hotly a bated, it was quash y Mills f the fertility of (lur sods r.nd variety ed with adoption of a resolution to <}f our crops " Spitzbart said table it, and later on. when br High ‘ East er day. before " the meeting again. member of the permanently defeated with pa* ag. ) >rt«d a good ' n of a resolution to postpone it in- n ■ definitely to f.nance a Washington county The Pomona grangers did vote 1 bo ‘h a' th? coming Pacific Inter Breeders will be given prefer-1 their support, however, of a resolu- i national Livestock exposition in' LAUREL-SCHOLLS —Laurel- cnee in the purchases of horses for I tion in opposition to active troop Portland. Sch< Ils Farmers’ Union will have ■ needs to be conducted in i participation of the United States । Next quarterly meeting of the a 7:30 pot-luck supper May 8. to I m any war. The adopted ; Pomcna Grange was set for July1 which all members ard former ir May by the Army Ku While nlfiilf I require : more and called attentimi , 23. in the Leedy grange hall at I members are invited President F. unt i vice, says information rv department of by bl,1>> major in parties .. ............... v< d by the er thnn most crops, yields Cedar Mill. C. Putnam has arranged for Miss 1. u - ui/ullure All horses must meet e.'mpaign platforms to keep t 1 li 1» ngth of Hf.« might m ctficalior gentleness. good United States out of war and mik'd congress to place before the flesh and good health, good mov- । ron- 1 i • at walk, trot and gallop; some i Pvoph' in a special vote the qu s- breediru;. either good rugged thor- tii n of whether or not the United new oughbreds or well made half-breds States should pursue a policy of our troops to engage in Horses b nigh’ must be gelding and other western .states wl ■t to II years old; 15 to 16 hands in war outside the h?mi- glow alfalfa undrr irrigation. height; 1)75 to 1,150 pounds; and Conflicting resolutions cn meth bay. brown, black or chestnut in ods of control in public ownership Alfnlf i" is tin- range from $150 new Bulletin 1630, which is n , >175 Owners are advised not to of power brought added fire Str.- iff favorad it raaolution advocating I 1. M bring marcs. it soil <ngl- The schedule of Army remount local administration «f Bonnevill? i n- purchases in Oregon includes: Sat power by a three-member commis- 1 sion having control over the cn- | urday, May 3 Salem, state fair grounds. H a m ; North Portland. tire northwest distribution \vsti.m ' Ray Antrim, former Washiuet n The alitimi ■ beliexr that in the Union stock yards. 2 p. in. county represt n-ative r.nd str mg | Tutine Irrigation development of supporter of a campaign to organi.-,;- I at Id lands much label and expense —, . , . — a Washington c unity 1’ U. I; in- I m . ht be o i. , i pi, >ter pi<>r Cultured Milk m Cans Its obtained, by following n skill 1 i;- n whic , , Acidophilus milk, used to con- troduced an. thi r i fully prepared plan of Irrigation t,ul certain types of diarrhea in was finally pased by a margin of ' y.1" " bulletin dis .young calves, is now available in one vote favoring g, vernment au- I cusses the rn iuv different methods sealed pound cans from the dairy thority to purchase private utility • No Mortgage Renewal O, upp ying wilier, ome or winch department nt Oregon State c< I properties. • Personal Attention are suitable to cel tain types of Th,. cang nrp lacquered and' Other resolutions adopted were: soil and some to cithers Ilie strip sealed under vacuum. Experiments 1 Asking congress to siabaliz? the • No Red Tape . . ... ................ hown to be popu b).in conducted to determine price of wheat ai 1 attempt to es • Low Interest Cost Nowhere else in this area can you get Turkey Inr in Oregon although the Colum । 1 exactly how long this milk will tablish parity between prices on Starter and Chick Mashes in real honest-to-good- bln basin state- ni.iku little une of । remain in good condition in such farm produce and manufactured ness top quality cotton print sacks ... a full atralght flooding auch as is prac- cans, | articles; Favoring congressional yard and a third in a variety of colorful patterns ticed in nome regions. suitable for dresses, lunch clothes, etc. There's no increase in the price or decrease in Do your trading with Hillsboro the high quality of these Imperial Feeds_ the merchants. Money .pent at home new sacks are just an extra Imperial value See remains to circulate locally and them today! may eventually get back to you. ti Berry Hallecks and Crates Du stingy Spraying County FFA Boys Specific Types To Control Garden Of Spray Needed Pests Win Places in Discussed For Best Results Slate Contests Farmers' Cash Store Allis-Chalmers Leads Again! 60 HILLSIDE HARVESTER P. B. CASE Plant tor Fairs," Spitzbari Urges EJECTO PUMP s99 J. T. "JACK" FOSTER Waler Needs of Alfalfa Topic For Bulletin Remount Service To Buy Horses Laurel-Scholls Local To Meet May 8 HOME LOANS From Your Local INSTITUTION Imperial FEEDS ONLY IMPERIAL offers the popular new FANCY PRINT SACKS MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK IMPERIAL CHICK MASH 100 lbs. 3 ■ EVERYTHING ran rm DAIRYMAN IM. TURKEY STARTER 100 lbs. The New IMMUNITY Company hi " i Dairymen! Buy your «fairy •uppliat and equipment from a firm which specializes in meetinq your requirements. We offer guaranteed mer- chanditel Fast service! Skilled counsel on dairy problem»! Time payment facilities! Complete •tock« Include« A S & n. í Ü ¿■o J. M. Person, Mgr. Hillsboro, Ore. IMPERIAL FEED & GRAIN CO. Washington Countys Largest Feed Manufacturers Phone 551 — Hillsboro DETECTIVE RILEY CÚPPÍK .'ON OUR PROPERTY I g THIS LAND CONTAINS A I BUT HOW DID MV DAD tas MINERAL KNOWN AS 4 MISS THAT ’ coppergiahce 7.. itha $ AltAOGRAYCOlCR.lVHICH , ^■».■ANDRAS rn.ie.MV!> )lXX i By Richard Lee I rneat nt is... • WAI i'll SANDRA Hl ARS^BÖ ä ta ABOU1 — SMI A a IH1 a way ! ta I'LL GET ÌM’ 1 riA VJ whoa ! TAKE IT EASY,JOSH.' g LET HIM GO’ ^im?' jreJKSWCA • MUCH BET 1ER 1HAT HE D oesn ' t KNOW WE SUSPECT HIM* ¡HE'LL BE BACK... . WHOEVER Ht IS.' yeah ! AN'NEXT time wt'tt ee t READY FOR | ^ta HIM.’ ^ cr silver . ..wrot w g i camined i he ^TmgSPtCIMtN.WIIHtlP 1HE FACI S. & D. C-Ka-Gene Ration is not a ‘cure” nor a "pre- ventive." It works by the new IMMUNITY method giv ing a flock permanent pro tection against this terrible COOI ERS, STERILIZERS, BARN EQUIPMENT, BOTTLER ( AM« CANS» < rati s , PASTEURIZERS, STRAIN! STRAINER DISKS, BRUSMR, TESTERS, WATER HEATERS, DeLAVAL Mil KERS and SEPARATORS 7^1 contains Pratts C-Ka-Gene . . . the newly discovered compound that protects birds from Coccidiosis. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings * Loan Bldg. Attend the Hillsboro Band Festival Saturday C-Ka-Gene Mash Bloody Coccidiosis? No 1 onger need you fear its red death will slaughter your chicks. Thou- sands of chicks killed in the Piatt laboratories have \ ihown science how to easily 2.40 MASH < 245 warehouse. Prices F. O. B. Subject to market change. Smith & DeFrees Feed METHOD! WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS ‘ > THAT 11 CONTAINED ta COPPER* IF sîïv LjviSa -’‘’I h I ions ;. "t aro e? I / Come in today and let us tell you how S. & D. C-Ka- Gene Kation will stop Coc- cidiosis losses for only about a penny a bird. Year Inquiry le Invitad. Writ* ■ ■ X A’ Numblfviw a DbtrIhMWl/ ÍVIRYTHING^ J -» dairyman /* S porti Akt», Oitt.-ÍAIT L aki ûty SMITH & DE FREES FEED CO NORTH PLAINS. OREGON Res. Pilone 3155 Hillsboro Office Phone 282 North Plains ÇôrjH.M eon Ra
