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Nut Growers to Tour County Orchards August 13 Conservation of Farm Methods Soil and Timber Farm News To Be Explained Vila!, Says LUPC Do your trading with Hillsboro merchants. Money spent at home remains to circulate locally and may eventually get back to you. tf Former Resident Mountaindale Dies Or< hanls in Washington and Marion counties will be visited on this year’s summer tour of the Western Nut (¡rowers' association, Augu-f 13 and 14, according to !.. R. Pearson, Reidville, pr<’-i<bnt, and O. T. McWhorter Electric Co-op Directors Set Membership Meeting Series B' U I < v» us < Gtintv \irriit» Fruit Growers Advised to Use 3rd Cover Spray l'.lf« Il I< power mili’ for Scoggins valley, sonili p \.ill<\. Dixie Moniltani, Ma-mi Hill, Pumpkin Ridge, t < > ri i rn 11 ti 11 if < nine one fep nearer last week. With ine Farm Workers, "Ag" Students To Be Deferred vainut orchards tn Becim I of the growinx short; urkriN who will be on wer questions uster, federal M iler, federal G. Thompson, the experiment sta- unpl author agriculture GRESHAM is Miss Oi people, exhibits a valuable ci oeliet«'d bed- mah county fair August 18 t< 4 sunder- landing." he said defer am in students receipt < ummunic.ition. HUS IN- Ida with t neces- train- that Eight 4 H Clubs Complete Work Eight Washington county health club completed In the Laurel •» jrct ....................... Mi-- ary (’hamber community. members; at >*<• a <dub Miss Nida Knight led II glollp of 11 members; nt West Union, Mis Hildnh Hanes led a club of 15 in the Johnston school district. Mr* Ralph Withycomho Mi x Tola Bahrke lod authority 16 health club mem school, Anna members to uhin the meaning of th ry Grove Ki rn embers who Mountaindale. W irnick had mem finished industry, This makes 120 4 H health club igricultui al members who ha ijects at pu ant. mg Kathlc'-n McCTui home there- ; demonstration agent. REA co- y would Glen Epier Gels Farm Defense Job H Hr wn. te>< nt W •slablish« d < f agriculture i‘fcn5 • und vit ics with igvncn s in Farmington Group Working for Fair .igricultur.il students" Colonel Wooton said He also emphasized that a growing shortage of farm workers and the growing need for farm | -educe culls for special con- FARMINGTON Member- of the ’Kloration of all individuili claims : class met with of nun now engaged in agricultural ; their lender. Mrs. Fanny Rowe, at pursuits I th<) ehutch 11 "« e last Friday. The deration must be given. girls ar«» planning a meeting Wed- All work to be exhibited at the fair must be com ............ ’ ■ • • ‘ ncif ire. Claude It Wickard. which pleted by the next meeting. All that the problem of members are urged to attend agricultural production already Mr Ma McPherson of Hillsboro spending a few weeks at the heme >f her niece, . Mrs. Edgar and family. s at the O. Ericks, n home over the week-end and Mrs Carl Erickson and Carl of K nnewick. Wash. Sunday Which is the best? was t he dinner uests included Mr. and «pK'stion put to 4-H club girls Mrs 7 B Friedstrom and Egon in judging priicticc at the dum- Nelson of Portland. her of commerce recently. Sponge Bob Simpson and Bill Wunder- cakes, cookies, bread, biscuits, lieh spent the week-end the «livsses, lunch cloths, darns, anil Oregon beaches. Beverly Quaring Wins in Judging mcmlx-rs in attendance. High score was made by Beverly Quiting. who made perfect scores BLOOMING Several good y on s, cakes, and dresses, if gram were r<i ibd lure Poussons made perfect McKINLEY-ELMONICA The Ki.iliim i had . darns; Ruth Farmers' Union will meet Tuesday. f Gruhn on dnrns and cookies; Alice F Kam and Agnes Coussen 1 on cookies; August 12. at the Barnes school It is hoped the fair committee will on 1 darns. The be present to further plan« for the ere made by booth. Mis. Scott Snmsel, who discussed I.ater threshing in this section If you have a house, nn apart favorable and unfavorable features have yielded an average of 18 to of the exhibit articles with ment or a room to rent tf Farmers' Union To Meet Tuesday Good Yields Reported little things—most of them don't show on the .surface. But they're BKi in import mice because they all mid up to more work per gallon CONCRETE WORK Our Specialty nini bef por hour of work tor perforninnct' on all kinds of jobs. Our next series of ads will tell Volt .'ill about these Bit; PLUS Be sure to look for Ilient ! E. D. CARVER .lohn Deere Huies and Service Hilhboro, Orc. Phone 3791 895 Two to choose from No job too big or too small! Culvert and Sewer Pipe, Building Blocks Sand, Gravel and Cement DRAINTILE, all sites Hillsboro Concrete Brick & Tile Across Washington Street from Cannery A F. Kroeger Phone 1341 1935 International 1'1-ton 1930 International 1H ton 1937 l ord 1’,-tnil Flat Bed 1939 l ord I ' ton Cab-Over- Engine. 2-sprrd heavy duty axle. Two in slock. 1935 Ford ILion 1933 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe 365 450 355 135 195 Perfect condition. Me COURT & VANDEHEY International Trucks 103 S. 1st Ave., Hillsboro U est Union local of the Farmers’ <n w.' ■ • «he K P hall North Plains Thursday. <to- r> Plans for a fair booth will Where firm« s fail to use i quote protect! ? measures, w conditions are serious enough warrant them, he committee ommends that AAA payments made dependent up n the carrying out of minimum protective prac tices. In developing such spec.al programs the material available icordin an be used. b " backsliding DEPEND ON wears OUT MORE TROUSERS THAN PRAYING/------- Hodgen-Brewsier FEEDS Carnation is the kind of place for which you have been praying. Here you may get the kind of service that you have always wanted. 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The PLUS VALUES in h Farmers' Cash Store force in the European conflict took .1 hop-skip-and-jump this week and landed smack-dab in Hillsboro 'Curly" Bennett, former Hills boro garage man and car salesman, is cariying the local torch for the REEDVILLE Arvid Nordhind i finished harvesting Saturday and reports a yield of (»9 bushels of . □ nd f< POULTRY REMEDIES The British “V" for victory cam paign which recently spread like wildfire through Nazi-held terri- Lillie Things Thai Mean Big Savings 69 Bushels to Acre grower« should apply the third cover spray for worm control immediately, ac cording to an announcement of B (}. Thompson, associate ento> mologist of the Oregon expr iment station. Adult moths are now lay ing eggs and the protective spray covering should be applied before eggs hatch. says County W F Cyrus. The r «’Commended .«pray Is »odrich. who is with army at Fort Lewis. Wash... on a ten-day furlough. He E. E Northrup home. f rate of three pounds 100 Three grades at competitive prices . gallons of water. In orchards Where soil conservation districts for your selection. wheie codling moth is not a ser- will aid in the carrying cut of Washington county | ious problem, two pounds of pow- necessary practices, the sta te com- Poultry Fattening Mashes orchards Meet a' dered lead arsenate to 100 gallons mittee recommend-, that the • county the I. It. Pe.ir-on filbert farm half of water is sufficient to give con- land use committees take the initia ml- N E ”f Reedville, at 9 a. m P-Y-Z P om *ier tive in calling the attention of the Calcium arsenate, used at the district and th? state committee to ing. turn north from the Portland- rate of three pounds powdered cal the needs of given areas. Conditioner. HilLsboro highway at the Harry cium arsenate to 100 gallons of Increased demand and prices fcr Bear service station at the east lim water, has been used successfully lumber make even more important its of Reedville. travel 3-10 mile- to in the Willamette valley for cod the elimination of wasteful wood east and wc* t road at Hides, Wool, Mohair, Poultry ling moth control. Tests cariied on practices, the report also states. The olhouse, then turn right General Paints - Hardware by the entomology department of cutting of second growth stands is secund house m the left. 150 E. Main Hillsboro, Ore. the Oregon experiment station in frowned upon except under econ i m Pearson Phone 4061 dicate that under Willamette val omic necessity, in which case light of 5 year old trees. Difference jn ley conditions, calcium arsenate selective cutting is recommended. growth on higher and lower ground is only slightly less effective than In both eastern and western Ore 10 acres of younger trees on lake lead at senate in codling moth con gon extreme care with fall burning bottom. Advantages and disadvant trol. of slash is urged to prevent the ages of light pruning Thoroughness of application is escape of fire and to insure maxi- 10 a nr Myers farm. Discussion essential in codling moth control. mum reproduction, It is particular- of results from he cutting of large The foliage as well as the entire ly important that during acceler- on older filb/rt trees surface of every apple and pear ated forest harvests, mature trees m Thornburgh should be thoroughly covered with be left to insure adequate supply farm Inspection of different de-1 the spray solution if worm injury for reforestation, the committee grees of pruning on older filbert । is to be prevented. Special care added. tree. Results from fertilizers Farmer representatives on the should be taken in spraying the plied to older filbert trees at v upper portion of the tree, as more state land use planning committee ing rate«. than half of the codling moth include Ernest L. Clausen, dairy r?- 12 noon -Lunch at Hillsboro or I section, Broadbent: eggs are laid in the upper third gion. coast Ralph F. Laird, upper Willamette of the tree. 1:30 m.—D. A. Thornburghi valley. Creswell, and John Ramage. farm. South limits of Forest ¡ Willamette valley, Wood- Grove. Follow signs. This orchard burn is one of the high yielding filbert groves. There have been many in Mrs. S. L. Carlyle, with Mr. and quiries concerning, the numerous Mrs. H Robinson of pollenizers in this planting This i- Grove, attended the wedding of Warren Weber of Portland has your chance to lo< k over this plant" her niece. Miss Sarah Jane An- been granted a license to practice derson. to Mr. Paul Bennett, in architecture in the state of Ore 2:30 11 m E W. /Woodford plant- Rose City Methodist church Fri gon as the result of June exam ing. About day evening. Miss Anderson has inations, it was announced by the | (»rove by the Thatcher road to made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Oregon state board of architect y community hall, then George Garratt the past seven examiners. follow the road signs. "Cash returns years and attended Mr. Weber is the son of C. C. j Willamette from 15-year-old filbert orchard university three years. Mr. Ben Weber of Hillsboro. Since his I planted 20 feet by 20 feet" "A sys nett graduated from Willamette in graduation from the University tem of removing suckers from fil June and will be one of the in- of Oregon in 1935 he has been I bert trees and outfit used." "The! structors in Astoria junior h.gh employee! by leading architects in i Wi odford p«>llenizer." school this coming year. Oregon, Cal'foinia and Washing William F. Cyrus. Washington Jerry and Gene Settles of Van ton. county agent, will pilot the tour couver. Wash . are visiting tile ir through the county August 13. F -■ ... horticulturist: cousin. Clarence Gross. Th«' aluminum, which was col- Paul Miller, plant pathologist; and Many Washington county dairy B. G. Thompson, en’omologist, will lected at Mr Beck s store, was sent and their families attended the take part in the discussions through into Hillsboro Wednesday. M r men Dairy Co-operative picnic at Jant-1 Beck says there was quite a large out the day. zen Beach park Sunday. collection brought in. August 14. Marion County. Ore gon. Tour for walnut growers to be arranged. Officers of the association are 1.. R Pearson, president. Reedville; E J. Allen, vice-president. Wood- bum: Dell M Fitzgerald, vice- president. Washougal. Wash : O. T McWhorter, acting secretary. Corvallis. War Victory "V Reaches Hillsboro 'Caterpillar' MUUNTAJNDALE — Relatives have r reived word of the death f William Wall at Santa Barbara. M nd Mrs Wall are w ’ll this vicinity, having at different times He 11 ad in th’- Forest Lawn it I.”- Angeles. Cal, Mrs. «Vali •’ r f W S Hahn and Increased Milk Prices Make Il Smart io Feed Imperial Dairy Feeds Maximum herd production now will pay real dividends on today's advanced milk prices^ You can get top production safely with IMPERIAL DAIRY FEEDS because they offer a well-balanc ed ration of the best grains and high test con centrates mixed according to scientific formulas herd-tested for this area. Boost your profits now with IMPERIAL DAIRY FEEDS’. Royal Rolled Dairy Medo-Sweet Dairy Imperial Dairy Ton ST Ton $34 Ton $37 Delivery 5c per 100 lbs. additional Prices F. O. B. Warehouse—Subject to Market Changes. fHomoe & [riseli IMPERIAL FEED & GRAIN CO. HindaHuar, A OMHSwfcw» (VIRYTHING Washington County’s Largest Feed Manufacturers -»DAIRYMAN P ortiamo . Out.-UlT 1 am C itv Phone 551 NAPPY SHAKE A LEG , J.c! THE CAR'S WAITIN'- - t WE GOTTA BE SHOVIN'OFF’ YES’ I SUPPOSE ---- 1 so’’ Hillsboro American Legion Junior Baseball Tourney Here Saturday and Sunday • It's amazing how much longer a truck lasts when it's built to fit the job! The right axle ratio the right springs these two items alone can mean thousands of extra miles save many extra dollars! Yet in Dodge Job-Rated trucks every unit fits the job! Get the complete “low-down” from your Dodge dealer today he’ll give you a real all ways! deal Prices and Specification* Subject to Change Without Notice DEPEND ON QUALITY nonesTRUCKS CADY MOTOR CO 25 Years of Service to Washington County Motorists 14!» S. 3rd Ave. HILLSBORO Phone 812 By Irv Tirmait SO,YER I REALLY GOIN, EH AAR VON BAGEL’
