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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
New Buriap Bags Available Limited Quantities j i* ♦ ♦ Graduation Delayed by Rain 1 KIN7W 1 Conserving of Farm and Garden Declared Need rimarv W C •ek end Bi •s- Mr. M i II. Herd Improvement Group Tests Many Cows; Total Average is High HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED WEARERS OF I Wo t li 1111 a ni I three huiidlcd and I tv enty-otie । " ' I'' It' led in Iin \\ a hiiiptmi (uunit Dairy Herd TRANSPARENT PALATE-PLATES Will Tell You They Differ from the Old Style! important Sand col- disguising mt<. Ammu. in forests concealed by some of the de- side See Samples DR. ABRAMS h gravel and field Be t’ a camouflage doth. 132 S. 2nd, Hillsboro Ground Floor f -r sand bass and agricultural bags, tages of cotton tex- have been ordered EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING Shoppers don't forget when the effect, that charge, are fixed on vidual store levels. Consequent- one dealer’s charges for the ■ • article may be more than that a-ked across the way. The ship keeper may charge for each article the highest price he asked during the base period. March of this year After May 18. stores are re quired to post the ceiling price of many representative items. Mrs. America Meets the War ^^ry home ng the pins That common imp Hance of the War Pi duction Board s ban on the use of ,op|>cr and its alloys such as (¡roll' ) our Own articles der specifies that gold and s mly two metals which ma used as substitutes for steel. ’ these days you may be ' <ins but net r.ding on an old Tests are being made to tlc- :ie the / ear.m.lity /f he. made from reclaimed rubber. Once it was scrap material—old tires in junkyards or unused overshoes in an at ic but affer being reprocess- ed it will be heels for pedestrians And, incidentally, if you need gal- eshes or rubbers, you'll be inter- to know that a price ceiling Perproof rubber footwear Hag jus one into effect. ms that one-third the ctured n 1940 and 1941 with brass, and we’re mjider of the country's ado of steel, and their s limited. Looks as if Sugar and spice time n will be almost notes in the American kitchen as box. well as in rhyme Spices such as black and white pepper, allspice cake cutters. ginger, mace and cir.na- and manicure scissors mon sial have joined the su ■ ere of g ild. Fur the wl in a "handle with care id the us ; of steel fu tus. The distribution of g. ods so , nmodities which season ’n fc.id make tank. • ' ' howitzer- Th Since they products of have quite al plants and trees grown particular r way of living Start- ly in the spice islands of the In America's front door dies. their future isn't too bright. s, chimes and handles I Moie than likely the hobby of herb .eep right through the gardens will be a useful one. and kitchen, the be ■ - will be ex- room and even into the bath. Bath- perimenting with sea; mings. lubs are on the forbidden steel list. | Incidentally and ironically, the or- Cuit hangers can be saved from ff you're trying to stretch that sugar rati n of five pounds per per- m for home canning, here's a tip fr m the OPA consumer division. Fruits can be canned without sugar and then sweetened as used. How ever. a sugar syrup does make a better looking canned product, and if you're going to show your ef forts to ycur mother-in-law. plan ahead to use your sugar quota on your own specialties. The consum er division p ints out that fruits for pies or other cooking require no sugar when they are canned. Additional Farm News on Page 2 Save yourself money and inconvenience by let ting Harold repair your car now . . . work done now will save more costly repairs later ... an ef ficient motor will mean more mileage from ration ed gasoline. Come in today for a free estimate. Auto Lubrication and Tune-Up Service Carburetors Generators Gas Oil TUALATIN VALLEY SERVICE HAROLD WEISENBACH, Prop. 126 S. First Hillsboro Phone 1045 cu: deeply into the imports of bur up from India and the stocks o hi material now on hand must bi Hired with our We have pier tv 1 raw state, but mills . facilities to make bagging materia | are operating to capacity to turr Mr Kamna pointed out that far innervation by taking stock ol ic bags they have on hand, bs irting them for size, type and mdition and storing them where they will he dry and safe. Farmer are urged to sell the bags they will not need. Inebriate: "Believe it or not. of I'm huntin’ f'r a parkin' plashe'." Officer: But you haven’t an au- ' tomobilc ' Inebriate- Oh. yesh, I have It'sh in the parkin' plashe I'm huntin' for" Ex «WÄ1 « BIGGER PROFITS IN THE FALL! Feed your poults IMPERIAL TURKEY STARTER M \SH ami then follow through with IMPERIAI DIA ELOI ING MASH . . . that’s how you ran be sure of bigger profits in the fall. Invest now in IMPERIAL FEEDS—they will bring you the same fine results they have produced for others. Remember . . . just any old starting and developing mash won't produce turkeys that win prime gradings and premium prices at market time. FEED THE BEST - FEED IMPERIAL! HOT GLUTTONOUS Wofec. WE FINANCE AT CASH FEED PRICES PrBt HALVORSON MOTOR CO CHEVROLET DEALER IMPERIAL FEED & GRAIN CO. Washingtcn County's largest Feed Manufacturers Phone 551 '■»hi-Fi Hillsboro 332 E. Main ■Mush Fire is a glutton every year I — '¡iFACTS YOU NEVER KNEW of fires. Practice fire prevention and also carry plenty of fire in surance. 11 l ightning Docs Not Zigzag Lightning curves, twists, meanders and branches, but it docs not turn in acute angles or zigzag. In 1856 Janies Nasmyth, a Scottish engi neer, called this fact to the atten tion i f the British Association for the Advancement of Science, after observations over a period of years. I "Uncommon Knowledge" Geo. W. Stimpson. V \H£ CHiN£56 INVENTED THE F1R6T BANKNOTE. N 1694 A DOG WAS SENTENCED TO BE HANGEP BY THE MAGISTRATE OF SALEM,NEW ENGLAND, FOR "AFFLICTING OTHER DOGS GUN I'OWDER,GLASS,BRONZE,PAPER AND WHO FELL INTO PRINTING. FITS THE MOMENT; IT LOOKED UPON THEM R I I T r WFtNMAWO rO*r«N¥ AS. L. WALKER^ COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVÍcTj Visit the H c .t's Most Al miei n Brew cry . . Specially Conducted Tours, Monda’s Through Fridays" III tribuled b. KOVAL SOBA WORKS, DILLSBORO MMtnn SURETY BONDS PwoMi nil ■ «V« MIULttOAO. OMOON Phone 444 —By Bob Dart AMONG OTHER CHINESE INVENTIONS ARE /o ». HILLSBORO ——____________________ BOMB , DROPPED FROM A HEIGHT OF ONE MILE,HITS THE EARTH IN ONLY NINETEEN SECONDS. mar ** OfAVcrrcno*z Lincoln New pacer Feature«. îne.
