The Hillsboro argus., February 21, 1946, Page 15, Image 15

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AAA Deadline Legume Seed Crops Help to Build
Announced lor Soil, Farm Crops Committee Says
Dairy Producers
Fi-btuni« .1
Dixie Mt. Grange
Installs Officers
4-H Club Local
Leaders to Meet
b * prejent to make « tran«ertp-
tu n j t the m eeting for pi.-senta-
tiun oti h ii farm pF ognm broad-
c i’ t h n m g >, it.on.,I s || club week.
M atvh 2 to lb
The program for the evening will
Tli»» F o b ru arv rrieotir«# of t h e Include a panel diX'ussion by sev­
W ashington county 4-H club local eral 4-H club local leaders, presen­
lead e rs’ associati4jn w ill be field tation of aw ards to countv and
F ebniury 28 ut 8 p. m. in the rate w inners m 4-H club contests,
and a talk by a m em ber of the
courthouse in H llsboro.
W allace K idderlv of KGW will State 4-H club staff from C orval­
lis.
All leaders are urged
attend
2(1. in W ashington county. The a f­ the meeting.
ternoon m eeting will be held at 2
r> m in the cham ber of com m erce
room s at F rest G rove and the Read and use Argus Classified Ads
evening m eeting will be at H o'clock
at B eaverton high school
D - E. M D ickinson of the v et­
e rin a ry d ep artm en t of O r e g o n
S ta te college w ill be on hand to
head the iiscussion.
All poultrym en are urged to a t­
tend one of these m eetings to take
par- m the discussion of th eir poul­
try disease prfjbletns.
D IX IE MOUNTAIN — The Dixie
and >*<«•( «mmend
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. n
•m rnetid. i- i f .
T h e outlook und
AT ..iri'iun G tatig * »r,stalled officers
' , ion n u d e by farm tr»
com m it
f-»r Ebe c*writng y e e r at an open
i f»’V .rt tin* revvnt f.irrn p
rarn eon-
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Grange hall F: d is
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of
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A l i l i tll«*ll C l l l l l t y
the baxi t >f bud brig up the
AAA
ut a the valley B’m er M,-Clure. state
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fu iiiM d iim I on
huyrni
A!- n - .l i 1-ei ind Enid W alker. Pom nti
“ ••i! • Oli milk
.111,1 b i i t t i - i f u t fe r ti lity » f the •■'»il. ui »» »I caution
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were:
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and con uiei4 »l t lb«» hay. gram , and
,on. overa-er. M is F red G rant,
f i
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lldViMLiJ bv the 'J..!.. AAA , unn i
secretary: I-'ieJ D udley, treasu rer.
u ,i, m t oim neret d vege •t.*ble pro .pee, .
< b ton. $08 a n . i i v - M . i n i , (u n . <( w i l l
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only pt Mluction of
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.ircorJ,ny {,, j
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ih < <u dlhtfly.
an O n ‘8‘»n Stat. < .1 . t, '• n « u i t .n
w in ter I» gutne » '•< d i t i c i e„ ed from
er. a ustant stew ard; Mi ,. W illiam
frim.
Ihn
Ihe
Oreuofi
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pi a t ,< allv none 20 year.« ago to
oran, lady aesistant
stew ard.
h
di
rnent.
r
seed p rx lu c tio n M
I l n lar |M i| Is
o v er 20,000 aerei s in HM2 and ha
Mr*
F red S .nger. lecturer, and
Wi
»dental
to
ils
use
as
Iced
-
'Ippl.e*,
-short.
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re-
I h s b a d of H i p
ti,,,„ „ t
, n |t
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A n g e lo
D ef/.reto chaplain. Next
d ropped it .• n t< be neighborhood
»•rraocan clo v er is m
A ;,i a .ill m e Atider.^m urge*
f.» ‘ »n
m
effo rt
d u rilo ;
t l . . . v. ,, .
" n "»»^T p n c e
eetin g will lie the first Friday
fai nu j , • to fe« d le .s tfiuiri to hogs of 8000 He or HOOÚ a». •s .suree the peak
u» tided for hill and n M arch. M em bers a re urged to
s
for
the
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p
ro
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b» i f catfii*. ro ll pou ltry flock :
re an I should be a tten d and aid in developing a
prive plus .md
!• tu » n that h ig h er re-
, ,
KIVe tftowi
l ai >e feU i cbick(*iih and tm key
i gras, rn ix ,u te As i m
I*
■ it i
rounded program of useful-
im n e lihlr-atior» of th e price p,
bcen
obtained
from
\
ra d ic a lly no m ark et i ties ore for
milk production,
All pii
the organization.
• r crop« w hich w ere needed f
( a ll e x p e c t a n d
u h u h pj „
nti i field tu n and abov m all int.iin
nt .ide of the state.
'»
I».
m
arket
farm
atitn
a
u<
di
Mr
M>n- A lvcrd, p rim a ry teach-
I
no
bii
ikd
ing
the
w
ar
and
the
bud
d
in
g
up
<’«h p»y w ithin the ceil.n • p t
when
tilt
arc
tea
iy
f,,,
m
arket
ever, m any a re «a s
x
••Irili-lllin T h .-n ih’ .n'll
... , •u le
I I m » ma ie. Prx
"If W4- 1«» »tot heujn now to bus- of large stockpiles ol seed w hich
►
tales w here th e crc^p • wo week . retu rn ed M onday. She
have bei
price . ax arinmirw,vi bv the t ’S I> \ r
inform ed tiu, hand out n diieed stipphe . of f< , <j tendi-d to reduce the price to th e /
vn
if
people
in
the
... staying at the F red G ra n t home.
• vegetali »lei subrudiza-d ,
g fiw e r
».(t OPA. will be u e<|
(he , , v
a m ', i»e ion » urtili Ilvesl/Fcl- Is
f rn il.ar with »t. Spe-
Mrs. A dah Ja c o b e r left Sunday
•’•«I '» . 'l u l l W ill l e m , l i t i Ulule
A u strian w in te r f.eld peas an d 3
m aterial p u t 1» e . t •< p i ,■ . UI1., , lt,
for e-j off the farm s in m any »•»
.ng
eq
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om
ent
is
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for
O klahom a w here she w as call­
W
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vetch
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re
the
tw
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lack
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said
• 4 the seed crop, ed to be w ith b e r sister, w ho .s ill.
jo r w in ter legum e crops produced V,
llMrt p ark a of <-unie,/
fr. ».•«•*,, «'»»di
.. .- PIH CK Wtll tu. rorihm ted Th)
W»’
can
get
by
if
-and
I
m
ended
to
at
temp*
Jam es N elson u n d erw en t an ap­
'get.»bles
‘
Y‘‘ <l'»de e ith e r by contim i
it IF all fu n n er and fr-eder*- in the county. W illam ette vetch .
• A D IS IN F E C T A N T
■ed purpi?ses w here p e n d e d ' my at J o n , , h ospital F ri­
»t» uly paym ents or
I ad ,u s'u n i 1 d lepe
production fee, increased each ye ir
or by
o t
R feguard» your herd aaanat Bung’s
’Hie Htpt porks of « n ip bear
i»’., that are necessary ” for tin« past three y ear; an 1 the ..
■tch
is
day.
present
because
of
cotisum
ct
in.ixitnuin
p
for tiu1 To help get food for tn»*etmg crit- 1
D.scaae,
M astitis flnd Scours,
I , . m r r . r t . . ,b l,, ...
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iculty
n sep aratin g the B ridge Washes O ut
am ount of tile su ltad
Committee behev»»s that th ere ha
! ic.,1
A ny C om m ercial or
need
an , firs h .belli »I I m m o w . 11 !><• i
.»bn »ad. f<»<jerally - in - been b etw een a 35 to 45 p er cent
«
AN
IN S E C T IC ID E
The
high
w
ater
last
w
eek
w
ash­
Domestic Model
lM*ndc, from price <• nti ,|
ed m eat p ack ets are now re-
K ills F lie s a n d M u g q u ilu es a t th e ir
ig th e fo: age grasses con- ed out th e br. igi- a t Kay'«. A new
d ,o et a idv for g o vernm ent increase in plantings m ade in 194C
<P
so u rc e ,
no average g tn w er p r i c e - , have b»*<
one
is
being
bull*.
ntil this yea.» .alea of tins scivj -•
the com m ittee docs not
Guaranteed Motor Service
porchasi> seven and o n e-h alf per to U foreign
<l-«iKii;.lrd f.„ th,>„. r-nnnimhi,.-
Mrs. Jess Pugh, w ho has been
countries have k ept the r ‘
end an increase ir. acreage
© A DEODORANT
cent of the pvt-w eight
of
hogs stockpiles daw
For th e o th er \
ill for som e time, re tu rn e d to the
D e s tro y s n o x io u s o ¡ors, p r o te c tin g
n to a m inim um . °-
'■■•'»gs.
red
creeping,
and
aitu
Call Me Day or Night
si lughtcred c i<*h week. T he lard W henever this m a rk e t is cut off it
hospital last week.
XQuk s d é lic a t« flavor t
>r
canary
gt
.s<
P
resen
t
ac-
m < t-asi •• has
a! » been increase I . exjpts <«d that la rg e r stockpiles r '
Mrs. L eonard P ugh of M cM inn­
Conta.ns D.D.T.
w ithin the state are m ore
HILLSBORO
ft«>m titre.« and o n e-h alf to five i will
be built up w ithin a y e a r or I ’
ufficicnt tz tak e care of ville has been visiting her p a r­
solo by good
stokss
per cent of the JiVoweight (if hog
3871 or 3029
narid at ti
UrnuiL lured Ly
p resen t time, en t.. M r and Mr- H e n ry S m i'h.
u 'b « ,. n '.’i i .'h n ,
', ; L ' ' r ' V n
*'
„'."iv*' «
W,U /Although the d e p a rtm e n t has been so. .and. Lhcrefore, local farm er
Mr. P ugh visited his p a re n ts S u n ­
m
ight
exp««(
t
supjxirt
pi
¡c<«,
eithei
n
,
w
estern
O
regon
grow
-
WTRmOflALPftOUUClS
CO.,
fsHtm.-l
Crs.
k L i r d t i , »■ .k
<1 ’o
.
f f ‘b a n
Pl
. i .t t g o n C '» u n tv o n
purrlia»ing pork and lard for foi - > he low ered or taken off.
d .f f i- jity m producing day.
L - L 1?
k
• ' 0 •* ’ '•
>-A<ct e,„ n I n a r n . v
. i p,
B
etgn hinpm ent . the new action will f Tti<*
A
group
of
about
24
from
this
com m ittee, how ever, reco m ­
•■it pure seed o r better,
an 1 22. a< < »n-ding to Palm er S ’r«»r- m ake it txr ibh- to pr»x-ur<« a large
u rity seed has difficulty c im m unity attended th e 'Y outh
\» n couritv agent Tl,e p ru n in g <>f p i » ¡ m t , m o f the needed MUppbes m ends th a t farm ers consider both
ing w ith production from for C hrist" m eeting at F o rest G rove
peai’.ies and various tjliv s of fruit durin g tin« peii .d of heaviest sca- of these w in ter legum e crops, p a r­
ticu larly on Iiv»-stock farm... as both
is. M eadow foxtail is one S u n d ay and the picture. ' T he Mass­
H e e l, us Well as shrub-, will !>«• • on d production.
op w hich offers oppor- ing C h ristian .” at the H illsboro
’ '
,f • » 1
by ( . B Curdy, h o rti­
<i row ers of berries, fr u it, and have th e soil building valu e and
■r increased planting. It B aptist church.
c u ltu re specialist
;,n j assistant vegetables a re advised by the d e ­ , th e screenings of A u strian peas
countv aaen t ,.r J ;KkN(,ri co u n ly . p artm en t of ag ricu ltu re th at p ro ­ have value as feed. C ertain acre-
and grass and is rer-om-
'.n ti,.,; type of soil. Jt is
No Commission
Tbi- dem onstrations will he ... duction of co n tain ers is far below i ages should be grow n on every
f.irm because of the soil im p ro v ­
palat -ble grass b u t pres-
Him clay, Ft b ru ary 21. 10 norm al and m ay not m aterially im- ing
d .-ujjpi.es a re sh o rt and
q
u
alities
of
the
crop.
T
he
com
­
No Appraisal Fee
p ! 'Vc file d ep .n tm cn t urges th at
m
ittee
recom
m
ends
these
crops
as
tm
g
re q u ires special care,
they im m ediately an ticip ate th eir
,/art of th e crop rotation ra th e r
nnial and comm on ryegrass
n*y uircmen*>. place th e ir orders, a Chan
a 1 irge p art of th e en tire
P o u ltry disease» will be -abject
om m ended on ground w here
aii i tak e d eliv ery w h en ev er and farm for
be planted to one
th e : types of grasses w .ll not do for discussion at the p o u ltry m e e t­
4 %
w h erev er co n tain er arc available i Tin* to hairy
vetch
acreag e has
11. p articu larly the w etter ing to be held Tuesday, F e b ru ary
drop|H*d from over 4000 acres to
5I|»ARATOR5
■
¡ f e
»
,
land> w nere yields of grain
le s than ISO acres in 1945 because
n o t satisfactory. Increased
of the d am age caused by th e h airy
, is of n o n -sh atterin g „ a t
( u m in lr n l Paymrnty
vetch w eevil. B xtter control of the
w ith
for
seed a re recom m ended
ITumpl Srrvlrr
w eevil by I)i)T dust ju stifies a
ground is available th a t is
certain increase in acreage but this
■ bly free fr m w eeds and
increase should be limih*d to the
{ra ses. This cro p also offers
ilio jir o c z C r is e ll
th in n er, low er in fe rtility valley
unities for p astu re purposes.
soils and on the less fe rtile h ill I
>t recom m ended on th e bet-
lands. T he exjiansion should be
* » l O -’.'i..'« ., ** yv*
pe valley soils o r irrig ated
Creomulsion relieves prom ptly be­
117 South Third Ave.
m ade slowly until the effectiv e­
best suited to the cause i t goes rig h t to the seat of the
\V ash id u to n county fa n n e rs w ho ness of the dusting p rogram is ed hi] li . or being
drylands.
trouble
to help loosen and expel
lUlInboro, Oregon
re {»tanning on carry , in g _ out con- definitely shown.
In tf le last few y ears the produc- germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
' .m o n {»,•,«•:„.• w ith AV»\ pro-
D uring th e past th re e o r four
n of vc-getable crops in W ash- to soothe and heal raw, tender, in ­
gra.-n a -.ista n re have tw o th in g s y ears th ere has been som e in crease
«' n coun'.v has expanded con- flamed bronchial m u c o u s m e m ­
to keep in m ind this year, acco rd ­ in th e acreage of h ay produced
•Icroble. P a rt o f tins expansion branes. T e ll your druggist to sell you
ing T-, Jo h n W K anina, ch airm an in the county. T h ere has been a
• brought on by the w ar needs. a bottle o f Creomulsion w ith the un­
| • »f the county a g ricu ltu ral conser- d ecrease in the acreage of alfalfa
■ is for vegetable crops should derstanding you must like the way i t
ra tio n ‘AAAi com m ittee.
but th e com m ittee believes it
• deep, fertile, have m o istu re- , quickly allays the cough o r you are
LIFE • A C C ID E N T • HEALTH
to have your money back.
O ne is the closing date, w hich has should be considered an im p o rtan t
livestock f a r m .' j.ding capacity, and be easily
been set at May 1. O p erato rs w ho cro p on ev ery
4 3 0 N .4 t h AVE • P h o n e 1822
»rked. W here av ailab ’?. irrig a -
FARM - CITY - COMMERCIAL
intend To |>art,eijKite in the pro- Among th e resaons for the red u c­ ■ >n is recom m ended. C om m ercial
- t on w:ll need to file a farm plan tion in acreage are h ig h er re tu rn s
-(•'able
acreages
should
not
be
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
T H E K E Y TO S E C U R IT Y
b. fore that date T he o th er rtsju ire- from cash crops, the lack of seed,
n.tcd except w here m ark et out-
tnent is that to be chgible for pro- in ad eq u ate lim e supply, and d iffi­
s
have
been
arran
g
ed
in
advance
'
.'.ram a -is! mee. all practices m ust cu lty in cu rin g the first cu ttin g into
then only on so,Is w here high
have approval of the county com ­ a good q uality hay. The value of V ¡eld per acre can be obtained.
m ittee before th ey a rc ca rrie d out. alfalfa as a feed can n o t be excelled Q uality vegetable crops can be pro-
and its soil building q u alities are ; duced in the county and th ey p ro ­
I he it >unty e.unm itti-e exp lain ed high.
P o rte r B ldg — P o rtlan d 4, O regon
that the purjxise at these ru les is
vide an opp o rtu n ity for th e grow ing
T h e com m ittee estim ates the a v ­ , of
a spring crop w hich fits in well
to assure sclecti. n of p ractices th a t erag
duction of hay in the w ith ci p ro tatio n an d sp read s out
Local A goni: CHARLES L. WALKER
wall get th e be-t resu lts in term s co u n e ty pro
at tw o and a q u a rte r tons , the lab o r re q u irem en t of m any
<>f * u l an 1 w ater protection and p er acre or a total p roduction in
H illsboro, O regon
tf
im provem ent for in d ividual farm - . excess of 67.500 tons annually. Of farms.
I
roduction 60.000 tons o r m ore
whole F u rth e r th an that. K am na this p used
to feed local livestock.
sa.d. the funds allotted to c a rry out 1 a th re e rem
a in d e r being ca rrie d over
th e lPhi program can only be ! for em ergency
or sold outside the
sp read so far. and the co m m ittee co unty T he com
A Jap an ese sw ord th a t w as s u r­
ercial hav m ar
w ants to do th e best possible jo b I k et is not perm an m en
th e opin­ ren d ered to R obert G. McNew by
w ith W ashington county's sh are bv I ion <»f the com m ittee. t, T in hey
do not a Jap an ese gen eral in T okvo was
I encouraging
practices th at
w ill
believ e local p roducers can com- on display here. M cNew also sent
I m ake a solid co n trib u tio n to im - i l>ete
w ith som e of th e irrig ated his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mc­
i pro v in g »,il and w ater resources.
being developed in other New of M ountaindale. an opium
S ig n -u p d ates have not all b e e n ' sections
pipe in a w oden case w ith a m a tc h ­
I set but they will be given at a I p a rts of th e state.
case fo r the opium . On a cord
countv fa rm ers rv» ing
,
later date S herw ood district will ■ u rg W ed ashington
fasten
in g ivory’
th e cube
tw o to g eth er is a
to « row aii the hay fo r'th 'eir carvw /H
he held F eb ru ary 20 and 27 at the ow n use
and a sm all c a rry -o v er for c j r ' ea lv o r> cu b c-
Sherwo.nd city hall.
For some practices, th e chairm an om ergency p erio d but they cannot
[ S.u 1. fa at ins{.,x’tions will lx? m ade afford tu sell th e ir hay in other
before .•»{»{,rova] is given. Each o p ­ a reas as they a re sellin g th e fe r­
e ra to r tak in g n.,rt in the program tility of th e soil on th e ir farm s and
I \v ll be notified on his copy of the this is not considered good p rac­
f.it'in plan o f the pnictices ap p ro v - i tice on th e long-tim e basis.
No d efin ite increase or ex pan­
e<1 and o f his sh are of the countv
funds fur conservation pro g ram sion of th e p ro d u ctio n o f w heat. I
b arley, o r oats is recom m ended. :
w ork in 1R6.
Bronchial Irritations Due To Colds
However, the com m ittee believes
th a t the p resen t acreag e should
I it* be
UFV ; , A H»re < <>iiiiiiii„,i,,n—,-orap united
ed fo
for r t the
h e u use
se
, of
.r
iw-
n m x ain
im tain
tained
, ., ‘f 0"1 ''«luable Canadian Pine Balsam
local
n d o Buckle
th e r s o o th in g h e a lin g I n g r e d i­
livestock feed., T he im portance
ce of a e on„
SEE Y O U R L O C A L D E A L E R
n t s B u c k l e y ’s C a n n . l l o l M i x t u r e Is
4
.x/ a „ different
<*U»ng m ore clean w h eat seed of
from anything you hav.
aver tried
B
a
r
k
l
e
y
'»
A c t* 3 W n y » —
fa rm ers could w ell use a sinox
1 To Loo.«en Phlegm
A d eleg atio n rep resen tin g H ills­ spray to clean u p th e a n n u a l weeds
No knock. No pound. No pulsation. Smooth,
• rJ ° Soothe Raw Membrancei
boro and o th er co unty schools at- and vetch in th e ir w h eat fields.
5 r o M a k e B r e a th ,n ir E a s te r
vibrationless perform ance.
tended sessions of a school b u ild - I T ins spray, how ever, is not rec­ , . Y o u S e t r e s u l t s I AST — you fee!
mg conference h eld in E ugene last om m ended w hen clo v er is planted tho eff< t I N S T A N T L Y .
n i o n c e — tp>' B u c k le y ’« C A N A -
week for O regon school udm ini- 1 w ith th e w heat.
No ex p an sion w as recom m ended n iU I , M ix tu re— tn d a r . A t flm t-c ln * «
strato rs, board m em bers, and a rc h i­
u e ni4>rc« r i p r j n h ere. S n tls fa c tiu n
in the hop acreage. The hop acre­ (tr
tects.
No com plicated air charging device. Air is taken in through pum p
irunrfintec4l o r m o n e y b a c k .
Those atten d in g : Jo h n Cox, p rin - age is increasing in irrig a te d sec­
B ates' H illsboro P h arm acy
as needed. Shallow and deep w ell installations have sam e air
d tr a t.d plans to a tte n d th e co n ­ tions w h ere yields fa r exceed dry­
control.
i' , , nee include: Jo h n Cox. p rin - lan d hops p roduced in th is area.
and
eip.il of H illsboro union high- J In any case, hops m ust be consid­
ered
only
as
a
long-tim
e
crop
■’“.'titer, su p erin ten d e n t of the
Red clover, w hich should be a
H illsboro g rade schools; I. R. M etz­
ler prin cip al of B eav erto n union p art of ev ery farm cro p rotation
re
p
re se n ts ab o u t 12,000 acres in
Color and finish harm onize w ith other m odern appliances.
nigh; K H ta s te r , C hairm an of th e
{trade school board: A rt W il­ th e county. F arm ers w ho anticipate
HAM
4Y
li ms. rh a lrm a n ,»f T ig ard high th e h arv estin g of clover seed should
school board: Mrs. F lorence W itliv- use the C u m berland stra in as at
combe, elem en tary school advisor- th e {»resent tim e, and perhaps for
Top of w ell casing is unobstructed by pump, providing convenient
Registered Land Surveyor
a n t G eorge G ordon, board m em :
access for w ell seal.
b er for A loh a-H u b er school.
P hone Scholls 8381
Rt. 1. Box 705, B eaverton, Ore.
No Grower Support Vegetable
Prices Said Set for Processino
<f •.
tn Ö B Z E Ü
.Us
VAN'S
R efrigeration
S erv ice
,
Demonstrations
Sei for Pruning
Freo
FARM LOANS
Poultry Diseases
To Be Discussed
W. 0. GALAWAY
«V, |,l IHINC
DAIRYMAN
Jf
County Farm ers
Given Hints by
AAA Chairman
S u g g e s ts - - - -
IN S U R E Y O U R IN C O M E
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
W E S T C O f ìS T L IF E
MORTGAGE LOANS
C R E O M U L S IO N
4 y 2% - Low Cosi - Prompt Service
KAUFMAN MORTGAGE COMPANY
E n jo y a B e tte r W a te r S u p p l y
w ith th e N e w
In th e W in d o w
M Y ER S EJECTO
PUM P
E q u a lly E liic ie n t l o r
TRIANGLE CHICK STARTER
Amazing Fast Relief For
D E E P or S H A L L O W W ELL
COUGHS
I n s ta lla tio n s !
E n jo y T h ese S e v e n A d v a n ta g e s:
County Group at
Building Meeting
1. Q U IE T O P E R A T IO N
2. P O S IT IV E A IR S U P P L Y
LAND SURVEYING
3. N E A T , C O M P A C T A P P E A R A N C E
C onstruction Layout
OWIN
PAUL D. BOUTWELL
■4at«B»fenflS6
F e rtiliz e r
F o r F IL B E R T S a n d
W ALNUTS
WE HAVE:
m . C harles J. C onklin farm ,
ro u te 1, Sherw ood.
peach
tree
pru n in g ; 1 p. m . C arl J. H ansen
farm , ro u te 8. box 1152, P o rtlan d
«Garden H o m e', apple and pear
tree pruning. F riday, F eb ru ary 22.
,
m '• p ' a retwte M eek farm , ro u te
I. ( ornelius. n e a r M ountaindale
{»riming of sh ru b s included; 1 n,
,f,ra s ‘'*’ farm , th ree m iles
'' '■st of Hillsboro, south of the P o rt­
land h ig h w ay . p ru n in g young peach
trees.
Anyone interested is Invited to
attend.
6. M IN IM U M S E R V IC IN G
y
r
i
C
W A L L B O X -R .D IS
SOMETH I N & 'T H A T ’S 6 0
EASY T O P U T O N A N D
S O NICE T O LO O K A T
•'America’s Foremost M ilk e r”
•
S u p er P h osp h ate
1 0 - 1 5 - 8 M ixed F ertilizer
Boron
D usting and S p rayin g Com pounds
H orizontal connections to pum p case sim plify both shallow and
deep well setting. Piping m ay be connected from any direction.
i luonuni ■
Units and Replacem ent
P a rts
G arden S eed s
Packaged or B u lk
Wide Assortment
Shrubs
F ertilizers
And so lovely to live
w ith ! W a ll b o a rd can't
crack or buckle . . . stays
beautiful as long as the
house stands. The new
low-cost w av to create
distinctive interiors!
See
C arnation Lum ber Co.
Farmers' Cash Store
CORNELIUS. OREGON
Phone: Forest G rove 153 — H ours 9 to 12 a. m.
G EN ER A L PA IN TS
We sell and recommend
IN
fo r all-p u rp o se use
E. Main H t—Hillsboro
Phone 4081
'THAT
AM>£1> SOMCTHHC
AlAXtS Af£ WAIT
M T ‘CATWPlUAn"'
"Whether it'« the friendly coopera­
tion end know-how lervice I get from
my 'Caterpillar' Dealer or the 15
year« experience with my Model
30, there'« that added '«omething*
which make« me wait for the 'Cater­
pillar' D4 I have on order.
I
could have other make« of track-
type tractor», but I have to have the
be«t on my ranch. I grow tometoe«,
cucumber«, apricot« and cherriei.
The variety of my crop» demand«
working veriatility in a tractor, and
'Caterpillar* Dieielt have plenty of
♦het.
Count me In for a fractor I can de­
pend on 'Caterpillar' Dieiel.”
for Law n and G arden
Dugdale Nut Processing Co.
5. E A S Y IN S T A L L A T IO N
Il
"RITE WAY"
M ilking M achines
4. S A N I T A R Y
J CVttYTHIN6
ÊUILMH0 •
Í
^vnut n » Hirnuu urrrnMCí
' enont io forest grove , ore
HILLSBORO
IMPLEMENT CO.
W est Baseline, H illsboro
No stuffing box leakage. No loss of prim e due to air leaks.
No w a te r logged pressure tanks.
7. A C C E S S IB L E
Pum p is readily disassem bled for inspection or service w ithout
disturbing suction or discharge piping and w ithout use of
special tools.
V a h o rsep o w er pum p
TO
1 h o rsep o w er pump
oc
com plete w ith
42-gallon ta n k ...........
Com plete w ith
82-gallon tank....
T here’s a size to m eet your need.
s
1 9 7 09
R ead y for Im m ediate D elivery
----------------------- -S P E C IA L N O T E ________
In 1941 our charge for labor and service installing pumps was $1.50
per hour. In 1946 our price is still $1.50 per hour in spite of a 60% increase
in labor costs to us.
W HY
PA Y
M ORE?
J. T. F O S T E R C O .
137 S. Third Ave.
HILLSBORO
Telephone 1011