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Farm and Garden Famine
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Pase
Sought in Oregon
Farmers' Share
in Food Dollar
Varies by Years
Crops Planted in
Spring Variable
As to Prospects
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re sid ed in O ie-ion siuc»' th a t tun»’
ch icke n s is designed to h e lp p o u l- s in n e r m arke ts.
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food co o a erva U o ti p ro g ra m b e in g gen e ra lly u n d e n m n x i
’llu» new fo u r-s to ry d o rm ito ry , S u r v iv in g 1. on«» niece M i . M iri«»
uch ci >i>s.
try m e n m a rk e t th e ir c h ic k e n s at
S u p p o rt p ric e s to O re g o n p r o - , in it ia t e d bv e o u r iy U SIVA co uncils.
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P n n r pul s p n u ^ - p la n te j c r o p s
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g ro u n d f lo o r and
n»oms fo r .<d
fr o m th e lo c a l A A A o ffic e .
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U n d e r th e p ro g ra m , th e g o v e rn - i and a h a lf p o u nd s liv e w e ig h t* 1 8 'r th e O re g o n I S I X X c o u n c il. has an- fa rm fa m ilie s is o n lv a fra c tio n o f :>»«.»no c t» p
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•d v c rliN in g d o ix ir iu iv n t <*f the
processors at p u ce s designed to live»» e ig h t 17 ce n ts p e r p o und
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C e ilin g p ric e s on w h ite potatoes P A n d e rs o n as state and c o u n ty i j n ltM4. U n ite d States consum ers and v a rio u s s tu v ia lty h o rtic u ltu r a l 1 o o fs cables extended.
ity a t a > pe*dy and a/fleu«nt
fo r liv e c h ic k e n s o f n o t less th a n XV:11 c o n tin u e to be suspended f o r ; e m e rg e n cy fo o d p ro g ra m . onagers spent s lig h tly o ve r A) b illu m d o l- 1 crops.
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90 p e r c e n t o f p a rtly . N o s u p p o rt, i , he present. O P A has a n n ou n ce d . 1 V o lu n t a r y
'th e dem and o u tlo o k fo r both
fn o d - fo r4 a m tn e - r e h e f la rs fo r to i B u t 50 p e r ce n t o f the
h o w e v e r, w i l l be g iv e n f o r y o u n g H o w e v e r, th e y m ay be re -e sta b - • c o m m itte e s , m ad e u p o f represen
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' t r ’iix fo r the bala n ce o f ttu* ltH5
ta tiv e s o f a ll g ro u p s w h o can h e lp ; q H ired to pay pro»o ssing a n d ma.
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T h e p u b lic is asked to e a t lo ts o f p ric e s re s u lt in p ric e s « ta x in g
above
_ a b e ve i each c o u n ty in p la n s a d o pte d bv re c e ip ts »»ere 4»
cent o f tin exp e cte d to be re d m 'e d to the lovr~
c h .c k c n T h e fa ste r p o u ltry is co n - foi r rn e r c e ilin g s
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p o ta to e s ! , he O re g o n U & D A c o u n c il a n d sent co n su m e rs’ fc d d o lla r O u t o f tin
est po m t fo r s e v e ra l years by tit«*
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e j.-h c o u n ty e m e rg e n cy
food th e fa rm e r's
iro d u c t. u expense n i.d d h* o f 15H6 W heat e x p o rts .»re d e iig litv i' o f M i tiii.l M is. F. I.
ed. a nd th e b e tte r p ric e s p o u ltr y c o n .ro l a b o u. A p r il 8. i f O I A does p ro g ra m m a n a g e r
v e ry largo, o ffs e t p a rtly by re d u c ­ B ro w n , . i i i i m h I hom e fro m M .o u l.i
m ust be deducted.
p ro d u c e rs w i l l rece ive . F o u r zones no.
re -e s ta b lis h
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F oo d c o n s e rv a tio n goals w ill be
T h e net in co m e fro m m a r k e t'd tio n s in its use fo r feed and in d u s ­ L o t w w k She w • .. .1 c h ie f w j i
h a ve been esta blish ed u rld e r the th a t iim e a nd i f the susp e nsion
u p f o r each co u n t» . Subcusn- foot! p ro d u c ts '.».is >1 p ro x im u te lv t r ia l purposes
i. in t i i f l i r r r 111 ih e W A C u m l Is |
purchase p ro g ra m in re c o g n itio n o f p e rto d is n o t a g a in e x te n d e d , t t re. it tees
represent ing
consumers i» per cent o f th e consum ers food
Phe re p o rt in d ic a te s th a t in th>* m m on te rn itn a l lc.iv».
w as announced.
a rxl tra d e g ro u p s. such as re s ta u r- d o lla r iu 19-H. .is d a ta in d ic a te to a t 1 uger o u tlo o k it is s ig n ific a n t th a t
M iss B ro w n jo in y d th e s e tv ire
F o r th e f if t h y e a r in succession, a n ts a nd b a ke rie s, »»ill be fo rm e d a p p ro x im a te ly 50 p e r ce n t o f the t i c U n ite d S tates p ro d u c tio n o f, in J1nu.11»
194.1, w e n t to N o rth
and
th e e a rly s p rin g la m b c ro p in th e to p u t in to edfect sp e c ific food gross fa rm m e -m e was re q u ire d fx'x»d c ra in s iw h e it. rv e . nee and • A frie.i in A uguct in the l.o g e .t
p r in c ip a l p ro d u c in g states is s m a ll- : c o n s e rv a tio n m easures, A s p ro p o s ­ to pay fa rm
o p e ra : an expenses b u c k w h e a t* u i I1H5. per c a p ita , was co n vo y th u l u»er crossed the A t ­
e r th a n a y e a r e a rlie r , th e U S D A ed b y t ie n a tio n a l fa m in e esner- th a t year.
4 » pet c u n ’.
• | he 1'->J » 1U J 1 la n tic , a nd was sex rvt.ir.v to G en-
re p o rts . T h e decrease, e s tim a te d at g e n cy co m m itte e . th e se m easures
and
w ho
U s u a lly p ro d u c tio n e x p e n s e s a \e ra s e A n o t h e r b illio n -b u s h e l e r.il George S le w a it.
13 p e r ce n t, is r e la tiv e ly th e la rg e s t w ill in c lu d e such w h e a t and fa t
w h e a t c ro p m ay be h a rve ste d th is head o f th e tru iu ip o rtd tlo ii c o rp * In
sin ce th e p ro d u c tio n d e c! ne b e ­ s a v in g steps as s u b s titu tio n o f p o ­ a m o u n t to m ore th a n 50 p e r cent y e a r and if
C anada. A rxcn tin .». N o rth A fr ic a
Ita ly m id France
e .;
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gan. T h e e a rly la m b c ro p is th e ta to e s f o r b re a d , s e rv in g f e w e r
A u s tra lia and o th e r c o u n trie s have Soon k fl I V fc d .IV s h e W M '0 . Ills-
s m a lle st in n e a rly tw o decades as f r ie d foods, open-f.m e pies, and one in g to the d a ta fo r O reg o n , the Kood crop s U n ite d S tales e x p o rts fe rre d to M a n ila , s t ill as s e cre ta ry
1939 ra tio w as 63 o e r c e n t w h ile
a re s u lt o f th e d e c lin e in th e n u m - s lic e
o f b re a d w it h
re s ta u ra n t in 1929 61 p e r ce n t o f th e gross d u rin g l94d-4? m ay lx» > m all c o m ­ to G e n e ra l S to w a rt.
,
• Land Clearing
h e r o i b re e d in g ew es a n d som e m eals
Heglstered l and S u rv e y o r
w
e n t fo r expenses. O v e r a t'e r I p a re d w it h
S h e is no,v » isitin g frie n d s in ,
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of
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la m b s saved.
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• G eneral Contracting
m a rk e tin g a nd p ro d u c tio n expenses c h a rts ¿ma tables o f data sh o w in g
j f e llo w h u m a n b e in g s in o th e r la n d s t k g re a te r pi • -oi: ,vi , 1 ’ io ,,
tre n d s in p ro d u c tio n , p rices and
By Hour or Contract
| face th e te r r ib le d is a s te r o f fa m in e su m e rs' fo ,xt d o lla r th a n in 194-1. costs. T h e n a tio n a l p ro d u c tio n o f crops need to h a» e m a rk e t oiitlrl*
1 E v e ry o u n ce o f fo o d w e can spare
le a v in g less, net fo r fa rm fa m ily potatoes and tr u c k crops in HM3 a rra n g e d b e fore id a n tin g
E s tim a te s G la d ly G iv e n
fr o m o u r a b u n d a n ce w i l l save the inexxne.
was on ¿i ra th e r h ig h le v e l to be
T!>e e o m p le te re p o rt is a v a ila b le i
liv e s o f s ta rv in g p e o p le .’’ M ille r
C u r re n tly , th e tre n d o f p rices fo r in u n ta m e d in liM tt G ro w e rs are free fr . tu co u n ty agents
c o m m e n te d
fa rm p ro d u c ts in re la tio n to p ro ­ b e in g asked to c u r ta il th e p otato
A s u b -c o m m itte e o f th e s t a t e d u c tio n and m a rk e tin g costs is acreage id p e r c e n t in O regon.
U S D A c o u n c il in a c tiv e ch a rg e o f
m o d e ra te ly to w a rd p re w a r rat'. 's.
6810 S. E. Mall St.
’H ie acreage f potatoes in Or»»-
rg a n iz a tio n o f th e s ta te -w id e e f­ S h o u li these tre n *s c o n tin u e , the
O re g o n
fa rm e rs
a re p re p a re d o
PORTLAND. ORE.
f o r t consists o f C. R T u lie v , as­ fa rm fa m ily ’s net share w o u ld again it n m 1SM5 w«^ 45 per ce n t above
a n d w illin g to assist in e v e ry pos­ s is ta n t d ir e c to r o f th e F*MA fie ld
th e 1935-IS9B ave ra g e T he acreage
PHONE:
s ib le w a y in th e e m e rg e n c y fo o d s e rvice s b ra n c h . P o rtla n d , c h a ir ­ become smalt» r th a n o n e -fo u rth o f o f green p. .»s fo r ^processing w as
Portltnd Sunset I6M
c a m p a ig n f o r fa m in e r e lie f in th e m a n ; R a lp h M o rg a n , sta te -super­ th e c o n su m e rs’ fo o d d o lla r, pos- IS ' per cent a b o ve p re w a r, snap*
Aloha 6617
o p in on o f W A . S c h o e n fe ld . dean v is o r v o c a tio n a l a g ric u ltu re . S alem ; s ib lv even less th a n o n e - fifth as beans 148 p e r cent h ig h e r and
a n d d ir e c to r o f a g ric u ltu r e a t O re ­ W. L . T eu tsch . assista n t d ire c to r a g e n e ra l average f c r a ll fa rm p ro ­ sw eet c o rn fo r proL*eas»nc u p 94
20 Y e a rs E x p e rie n c e
g on S ta te co lle g e . D ean S c h o e n fe ld O SC e x te n s io n s e rv ic e C o rv a llis , ducts.
p e r cent G ro w e rs o f vegetable
C o n s id e ra b le v a ria tio n is found
has p le d g e d th e c o -o p e ra tio n o f a n d J o h n D e n n y , fie ld m a n P M A .
in th e »hare» re q u ire d fo r m a r k e t­
, th e e n tire e x te n s io n a n d s ta tio n C o rv a llis .
ings costs and p ro d u c ts m expenses
s ta ffs b o th in a id in g th e im m e d ­
b e tw e e n d iffe re n t p ro d u cts. These
ia te fa m in e e m e rg e n e v conserx-a-
tio n d r iv e o f th e n e x t io u r m o n th s as m u c h w h e a t in m ix e d feeds as v a ria tio n s are d ue to v a rio u s fa c- <
a n d in th e a ll- c u t fo o d p ro d u c tio n la s t y e a r, x v ill prox-ide adequate tors, in c lu d in g la b o r re q u ire m e n ts ,
p ro g ra m f o r th e e n tir e ye a r.
g ra in f o r f u l l p ro d u c tio n u p to a m o u n t o f processing, tra n s p o rta -
R ecent w o r ld d e v e lo p m e n ts h a ve these goals, e x te n s io n m en ret» r- tic n expenses and o th e r v a ria b le s
m a d e necessary th e c o n tin u a tio n o f T h e same a p p lie s to liv e s to c k fe e d ­ in th e p ro d u c tio n and m a rk e tin g
we have
th e fo o d p ro d u c tio n and c o n s e rv a - in g in g e n era l, th o u g h e ffo rts are processes. B re irh a u p t says.
Marshall
tio n p ro g ra m s on a w a r tim e basis. b e in g m a d e to o b ta in m o re h ig h
1 b u t w it h som e m o d ific a tio n s . Dean p ro te in feeds needed in th is area.
Strawberry Plant*
S c h o e n fe ld
e x p la in e d .
P r in c ip a l
T h e h o m e g a rd e n p ro g ra m and
W ashington
i ch a n ge is in v o lu m e o f p o u ltr y p re s e rv a tio n o f a la rg e sh a re « f the
p ro d u c tio n and in c e rta in fe e d in g ho m e fo o d s u p p ly as re c e n tly a n ­
Raspberry Plants
p ra c tic e s to co n se rve w h e a t fo r nounced. h a ve ta k e n on added im ­
use as d ir e c t h u m a n food.
p o rta n c e in v ie w o f th e fh m in e
O re g .n p o u lt r y and tu rk e y r a is ­ c o n d itio n s -abroad a nd » / ill be p re ss­
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FERTILIZER
ers h a v e a lre a d y in d ic a te d in te n - ed w it h in crea se d e n e rg y tx .-h in
f o r c lu b s f in ir iiin g th e p ro - ¡
) tio n s o f re d u c in g c h ic k e n a nd t u r - to w n a nd c o u n try .
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ts
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1946
wras
held
’ k e y flo c k s f u lly as m u c h as sug-
O n ly s lig h t c ro p g o a l changes
gested in th e go a ls f o r th is state. h a ve been suggested f o r O reg o n , in G ro n e r s c h o rl M a rc h 8. a cco rd ­
WEEVIL
BAIT
Suggested re d u c tio n , f ir s t set at c h ie f one b e in g an in cre a se in d ry in g to M is» F aye N ic h o ls , hom e ■
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agent.
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was e d ib le pee acreage w h ic h is e x p e c t­
M rs. E le a n o r A n d e rs .,n le d the
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te rn states to use u p to 85 p e r ,-ent u n used acres d e s ira b le and p ra c ­ A n n A n d e rso n . M ild re d O 'M a n n . J o .
A n n R oberts. Peggy M u n g e r. Sara
tic a l in th is state.
M u n g e r. E la in e .\n d e rs o n . Joyce
And our idea . ' wasted
A le x a n d e r. D e lo res R ueck, Jean
space is a gi my base­
D avis,
N o r ris Holm es.
K e n n e *h I
B ro w n . D o n n in R ueck. C a r ro l! W il­
ment or catcn-all attic
lia m s . J u n io r B ro w n . M e lv in F o r­
that could be made into
s y th . P h illto Iaeoper. W a lte r O rr,
a useful extra room. In­
L a w re n c e B rig g s . E ddie H a rve ste r.
B ob S ta n d le y and C lif f o r d G ro w .
terested in such a trans­
Price-Support on Chickens Designed
For Relief During Feed Em ergency
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Lillie M. Brown
Home from Manila
LAND SURVEYING
Excavating
C o n stru ctio n L ayou t
Grading
PA U L D. BOUTW ELL
Oregon Farmers
Lined Up io Aid
In Food Campaign
Shepherd & Jersey
TO P T U N E S
from th e h it p a r a d e
y o u r f a v o r ite
o ld ie s
a n d se m i-c la ssic s - - -
y o u 'll fin d
th e r e c o r d s y o u w a n t a t
BERRY
GROWERS
4-H Meeting
Held at Groner
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Kelly, Farquhar
PHONE ’
4%
FARM LOANS
formation? We’ll be glad
to talk it over.
Long Term
No Appraisal Fee
W. 0. GALAWAY
117 Sooth Third A n .
Hillsboro, Oregon
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MORTGAGE LOANS
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KAUFMAN MORTGAGE COMPANY
P o rte r Bldg. — P o rtla n d 4, Oregon
L ocal A g e n t: CHARLES L. WALKER
Hillsboro, Oregon
The Abbott Co. Ltd. of Oregon
1934 N.E. 39th, Portland
IS NOW PRODUCING THE
F ilb e r t N u t G r a d in g
a n d C r a c k in g M a c h in e
for the direct use and benefit of
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All local, social and frater­
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at the Argus for publication in
that w . k not later than Tues-
day and earlier If possible.
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M ILKING
M A C H IN ES
Units - Replacement Parts
O R E G O N a n d W A S H IN G T O N
F IL B E R T N U T G R O W E R S
♦
Oil, Electric, Coal and Wood
BRO O D ER S
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For Information About This Machine
CALL
JA C K
N IC H O L S O N
Portland TRinity 3294
EAT
M ORE
F IL B E R T S
Soft Water is Essential to Health
T h e O re g o n V ic t o r y g a rd e n ca m - T a n r o l
T nnal
J lio Li JG u I
pa ii£ n has been re c o n v e rte d in to th e ■*-JCl u i
1946 hom e g a rd e n p ro g ra m , w it h
le a d e rs h ip and assistance p la n n e d
to e n co ura g e e v e ry O reg o n fa m ily
L a u re i-S c h o lls lo ca l o f Farm ers*
th a t has s u ita b le la n d a v a ila b le , a n ­
nounces W L. T eu tsch , a ssistant U n io n m e t a t F a rm in g to n school
d ire c to r o f th e OSC e x te n s io n se r- ! T h u rs d a y . H e n ij John n. p re si-
vice .
I d e n t o f th e
W a sh in g ton C o u n ty
T h e o b je c tiv e o f th e p ro g ra m th is j F a n n e rs ' U n io n , g ive re p o rts on the
y e a r w i l l be to raise eno ug h »-ege-j n a {* n u l
c o n v e n tio n
it
T u jie k a .
ta b le s f o r fre s h use and p r e s e n t - ' K a n ., w h ic h he attended
in g to m e e t th e f a m ily r e q u ir e - !
New
m em b e rs in itia te d
w ere:
m e n ts f o r good n j t n t i o n ’ and h e a lth . M r - arwl M 1*- A F K yhlm eier. M
says T eu tsch . W h ile th e w a rtim e a n d M rs. Ross F u rb y M r .m o M r ,
c o n d itio n s h a ve changed, th e w o rld L. C. P ra n k s A c c > rd :o n selectiim a
fo o d s itu a tio n is such as to e m p h a ­ w e re g iv e n b y E lle n R >we. Mrs.
size th e n e e i to p ro d u ce and co n ­ F re e m a n Row e, ju n io r le a d e r, s ig n ­
se rve a il th e g a rd e n fc o d possible ed u p 17 m em b e rs a t th e m eeting.
ag a in th is ye a r.
A m em D er o f th e A u d i’ B u re a i
In d ic a tio n s are th a t m ost fa m ­
ilie s w h o raised v ic to r y gardens o f C irc u la tio n s , th e A rg u s gives th i
w ill c o n tin u e to g ro w ga rd e n s o t A d v e rtis e r p ro o f o f a u th e n tic , paid
some size, b o th because o f th e in - up su b scrib e rs. T o th e w ise b u y «
te re s t in th e w o r k and because th e y o f space th e re can be no s u b s titu te
h a ve le a rn e d a b o u t th e s u p e rio r
q u a lit y o f g a rd e n fre s h produce.
R e p o rts fr o m
se v e ra l
places in
O re g o n in d ic a te th a t a dvance sales
o f g a rd e n seeds is a lre a d y h e a vy,
R. R a lp h C la rk , assista n t e x te n ­
sio n h o r tic u ltu r is t, has been nam ed
sta te p ro je c t le a d e r f o r th e hom e
g a rd e n p ro g ra m th is y e a r and w i l l
w o r k w it h c o u n ty e xte n sio n sta ffs
in p ro m o tin g th e w o rk . B e tte r p la n ­
ned g a rd e n s and m o re 4 -H c lu b
ga rd e n s a re o th e r goals a im ed at.
E x te n s io n b u lle tin s a n d c irc u la rs
on a ll phases o f g a rd e n in g w ill
a g a in be a v a ila b le th ro u g h c o u n ty
e x te n s io n o ffic e s th ro u g h o u t t h e
state. P r in c ip a l ones are No. 816
P la n n in g Y o u r F a m ily F ood S u p ­
p ly ;
No. 614, ' T h e
F a rm
a nd [
H om e V ic to r y G a rd e n ;” No. 551,
"V e g e ta b le G a rd e n In se ct Pest C o n ­
t r o l; ’ No. 512, "G a rd e n S o il M a n ­
a g e m e n t;" No. 617, " G ro w in g S m a ll
F ru its in E a s te rn O re g o n ;” N o 618,
G r o w in g S m a ll F r u its in W estern
O re g o n ;” a n d s ta tio n c ir c u la r o t 1
in fo rm a tio n No. 328, "T re e F ru its
f o r th e H o m e O rc h a rd in W estern
O re g o n .”
Holds Meeting
No Commission
' Cv£»rrniM6 f t t n u t tun t /HO
zwor /.g w a rs t u r m s i k i
Families Urged
To Participate
In Gardening
GARDEN SEEDS
LAWN AND FIELD GRASS
BUG-GETA
.
SHRUES
FERTILIZERS
PEET MOSS
Farmers' Cash Store
W e sell a nd recomm end
GENERAL PAINTS
fo r all-purpose use
IM B. Main Ht— H llls b . r o
Phone 4061
3684
. op.rsling on th . fa rm of my
n.iqkbori and on that of my brother,
Floyd P .a , who bought hit firtt
Twenty in 1930," lay« Richard Pea of
L .n o r., Idaho, who farms 250 acres
o f oats, s ..d grass and ra p ..
E n jo y W a te r th a t is f r e e from
T aste, O dor, C o lo r o r H a r d n e s s
w ith a
NORCO
Water Conditioner
A SIZE AND TYPE
FOR EVERY NEED
WILL WORK ON ANY
WATER PRESSURE
CONSTRUCTION FEATURES
GUARANTEE LONG LIFE
MAKES EVERY DROP OF
WATER AS SOFT AS RAIN
DEPEND ON NORCO FOR
HEALTH, ECONOMY, THRIFT
AND EFFICIENCY
"hdy order for a n .w 'Caterpillar*
D2 has been on file for a long time,
and e; badly as I need it I'm willing
to wait because when I invest my
money in a tractor I want it to be the
best, and I feel this is the one.
N o rco S o fte n e r s C on tain
'Another Important thing I've no­
ticed too is that my neighbors' 'C at­
erpillar* machines are never held up
very long for repairs because of the
•icellen t parts and repair service
rendered by the local 'Caterpillar*
Dealer.”
N O R C O M E X is a n e w ly discovered synthetic
resin "exchange” m a te ria l w hich w ill soften w a te r to
absolute zero, w ill rem ove large am ounts o f iron
from w ater, and is not affected by acid, a lk a li o r su l­
phur-bearing w ater, anu can even be used w ith hot
water.
If you're in the m arlef for a new fra«-
for, do as M r. Pea has done— ask
your neighbors who farm with "Cat-
•rpillar" Diesels, then come in and
lee ui.
"
ASH
HILLSBORO
IMPLEMENT CO.
W est B a se lin e , H ills b o ro
N o rco W ater C o n d itio n in g
E q u ip m en t fo r E v e r y P u r p o se
NO RCO M EX
Included in the NORCO lin e are resin exchang­
ers fo r rem oval o f carbon dio xid e and oxygen from
w ater, Cation Exchangers fo r reduction of A lk a lin ity
and Deionizers fo r the production o f d is tille d water.
Also sand filte rs , coagulators, iro n anti manganese
removers, taste and odor correctors, decolorizing f i l ­
ters, and non-silicious filte rs .
I n s is t o n G e n u i n e N O R C O — Do Noi Acce^ a Subsiiiuie
J. T. FOSTER CO.
137 S. Third Avenue
HILLSBORO
Telephone 1011