The Hillsboro argus., June 13, 1946, Page 17, Image 17

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Hints lo Aid
In Production
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• »I m« a t, m ilk a n d p o u l t r y p i c -
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I h e » xi c l i e n t pi o p c i ty if f.nin-
< m i .n a y t h e m t h i o i i i 'h to th e
m i a n i t e r a*.ison
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I LAND SURVEYING
md nine
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and
Construction Layout
PAUL D. BOUTWELL
R egistered I.und S u rv ey o r
RI
t
of the Ic
Circular Shows
Gardeners Use
Of DDT Methods
>d p
Local Agent: CHARLES L. WALKER
Phone Seimila B381
i ociatio
e p ro v i
A m er
4 ’ ?% - Low Cost - Prompt Service
KAUFMAN MORTGAGE COMPANY
llllt-.boro. O regon
ite
palalia • ■d
C otv.ilb
the boll
boil lirut
. .n e now
moot a r « 1 y
ix i .antic
Flirtin' ■ expan-
i xiw-.-ti-d this .a-asmi before
i, an bleeding pcriixJ Marts
, |., .
g: ala ate of the Ulli-
iv of M issauii and studied
I a t VI ih S ta te col-
under O r F red M cKenzie.
- ..r of iunm .il Ini b a n d ry at
v. bo recninm i n led his op-
FARM - CITY - COMMERCIAL
4,
I
m .p le trJ
Th« bi.
a t M c M in n v ille
'i 1
MORTGAGE LOANS
P ortland
j i e these . ew ?
■cri these inter-
and th e atarv-
rld and Amcr-
the other, there
as to the course
K.uld take."
i com m endations
statem ent to the
:,d to FAO:
tation of foods
is areas be pro­
u d su rp lu s area
, or is potential-
lucing the foods
icient volum e to
leed th e re fo r in
h c .a d q u a
tuto
Subscribe to T he Artfu*.
I'ort. r Bldg
B e t 70.4, B eaverton, Ore.
Ceiling Off
Potatoes Soon
p
p
ft.. in price
control
place I I. ick un ■ i c
whu i applied duri
Grangers Grow Social Crons
th a t benefit
o ffic
i «
inti)
effee
by r
Since pC
flour, an«
■d e,
a staple
to s
dev. op in
. I* ; a
all Oregonians
farm
and
KAO
Ve h table g ard en ers and tru ck
¿ •Merc - Will find Mliigestinns for
the use of DDT for the control of
vui i u ::t « «. t pc t.; described in '»
le w circu lar t f inform ation p u t out
by Don C Mote from O regon St ite
i- Copies i f this c irc u la r of
latm n arc a\ l iable at th e
,i e n f i office, according t .
r S. T orvend, county agent.
etici.lv m an u factu rers have
¡>ed a n u m b er of DDT prepar-
w hich are now being given
e r d d. trib u tim . P rep aratio n s
available in dusting jxrw der
n, em ulsifiable oils, and w ater
>ei able products
in
various
■ngths. F ur the gardener, the
p p er cent dusting powdi r is
. ■.. -i to be the best form al
form ula gives good co n tro l .
eral vegetable insects and
Dun
jp p
ind
rum unjustif d in
ng of agrie
we uurselvi s pro
Legion Initiates
New M embers and
Installs New Club
Mrs. Crary Dies
At Forest Grove
G row ers arc w arned not to use
DDT d i t or spray on leafy vege­
tables or any other vegetables soon
I a he i ■ aim ed for f od
insects m ost thor-
ong tl
>d bv DDT arc II-
y conti
I 'M A
?r beetle, thrips.
■d cuci
o.i beetles, p .i w eevil, an d the
onn n . p . gas beetle DDT is
■t effective on aphis, cabbage root
■ i got
seed corn m aggots and
ad it m aggots. S cien tist: believe
ODA s
Hat DDT may do aw ay w ith spid-
1OW p ' 1
■ - tiiat m ight develop in eggplants,
i b e g in
.it i ' ocs and sw eet corn R -d spider
,! 1-. ,n 1 d e T o y e d by DDT.
io F e d fi
S .nee DDT prep aratio n s
have
»ecu avuil.tblc for exp erim en tal
tu iy f*>r nly three* years, much
till rem ains to be learned
T im e in terested in fa r th e r in-
K IXTO X —T he officers o f A vonne
m it of the A m erican L egion A ux-
.
. litiated a large class of new
-id installed officers of
M etzger un.t W ednesday
D orothy T em plar, de-
¡.resident, presented the
| I
••
• . tne ne.vlv organized
• i::.t- .aid Mrs. E tta W hite, district
acted as .
ling ot-
Id He
t r H.
& L
Sudlells Open
New Auction
1942
Co
p .
ire
O ien and Hen T. S udtell have
on.ounce 1 opening of the S udtell
C om m unity auction in a i.ew GhxliO
fo • building oil highw . v No. 6.
Ie i • ,.f Hi',0. < rt >n, for
S aturday, Ju n e 22. T hey w ill hold
auctions every S atu rd ay at 1D30
¿1. m.
B en S udtell has been in the auc-
ti n bihir.e s in O regon for the last
•:u ye as. B m and O ren now also
¡a l u t e s o le s at A lbany and Salem.
T he new building has a concrete
fl, t . auction ring and stalls far
all cattle to com ply w ith a new-
state ru lin g governing sanitation.
All cattle w ill be Bangs and Mas­
titis tested. F u rn itu re, farm m a­
chinery-. antiques anything of v al­
ue wail be accepted for sale on a
sm all com m ission basis a fter the
first sale, it w as announced and
th e first sole w ill be free of com ­
mission charges.
THE. FACT THAT A MAM
CAM CUM D O W W A
PAIR OF R U B B ER HEELS
DOESN'T PROVE HE’S A
D E T E C T IV E /
A n d it d o e s n 't t a k e
“s le u th in g ” to d isc o v e r
th is — im p ro v e d b u ild ­
in g s, e ffic ie n t fa c ilitie s
m e a n g r e a te r f a r m p ro ­
d u c tio n a n d g r e a te r p r o f ­
its!
erty taxes.
Projects of ibis nature are as vital a part of Grange
activities as better agriculture itself. That is why 28.000
progressive farmers belong totheO regon State Grange
_ why membership continues to grow — why thr
Grange is a dominant force for social progress.
n tw u t w id ih o
, rutti n tra m u ti u m tiH tt ’
B o ÿ /T S U R D
O U T OF
THE.
IH
A H U A R 7 / T f ME j
S P R IN G
C L E -A N IH G
S E A S O N 'S A
C A N C E R O U S TtME-»
C Z A E .5 5
information «bout the purpose
and accomplishment* of the Ore­
gon State Grange is contained io
a booklet ' le t s look at the
Record". Contact your local
Grange for copy, or write direct.
STATE GRANGE
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1135 s.f. Sal.non St., Portland 1«, Oregon
72 y&cvM-'
O F S E R V IC E
TO OREGON FARMERS
R ’ w I W o u IS l H d
G O T
HOUSE.
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M A R T Y Ô ÿfaü SAID
D R c r / i T P o l l y / ,
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I
liE A T
—
20 Y ears E xperience
SE E YO U R
CO-OP
for
A lu m in u m
or S te e l
I r r ig a tio n P ip e
and
E Q U IP M E N T
TUALATIN VALLEY CO-OP
214 W. Main St.
Hillsboro, Oregon
PRESENTING
an
— S8
Organization
GEARED
YOUR
TO
BEN FABER, P rop.
G R O W IN G
H A R V E Y JO H N S O N — M gr. P u m p a n d F a r m E g u ip -
m e n t D e p a r tm e n t. G o u ld s a n d P e e rle s s P u m p s
a n d T u rb in e s. P u m p S e rv ic e a n d R e p a ir.
f o r re p a in tin g .
► D rie s o v e rn ig h t.
» G a llo n covers a p p >xin
l y 500 s q u a re fe e t.
» V a r ie ty
of shades
t
and
w h ite .
S3.05 g a llo n
Farmers' Cash Store
We sell and recom m end
G E N E R A L P A IN T S
fo r all-purpose use
IN E. Main SL—Hillsboro
Phone 4061
Back of every "Caterpillar" track-
type Tractor in our neighborhood
stands our parts and mechanical serv­
ice, ready to handle your needs effici­
ently. Back of us stands the "Cater­
pillar" organization known all ove«
the world for its fast and dependable
servics,’'
HILLSBORO
IMPLEMENT CO.
West Baseline, Hillsboro
V IC T O R F R IC K E —M gr. R a d io a n d A p p lia n c e s. N o rg e
a n d A d m ira l A p p lia n c e s. M o to ro la a n d A d m ira l
R adios. D ecca, B ru n s w ic k a n d M a je stic R ec-
•
o rd s. R a d io S e rv ic e a n d R e p a ir.
L Y L E (M ickey) JO H N S O N —W irin g S u p p lie s, L ig h tin g
a n d G e n e ra l S ales.
LAF
spencer motor co .
B,
I F - L L C 'C l T O U T
Ü M C U tfo F H E H E ,
H A RV A -;C A M 'T V O IS
- 'V S E E . va JE REI
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G U E S S t 'L L GO I
To U ttC L E ^
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Hillsboro, Oregon • • • Phone
751
R e si­
B A U M G A R T N E R — A p p re n tic e E le c tric ia n .
V IV IA N J E F F R I E S — B o o k k e e p e r.
W AYNE
GORDON
F A B E R —P u m p
I n s ta lla tio n s .
F A B E R — H e lp e r.
TO
SPENCER
MOTOR CO.
L S .A •
g
rOH W /b L L , I 'L L P O M Y
B IT . T o o — I 'L L T A K E
T H E OLi B O 1 L E - R ^
K IS O R —P u m p I n s ta lla tio n a n d R e p a ir.
C L IF F O R D W A L D R O N —L ic e n se d E le c tric ia n .
d e n tia l, F a r m a n d C o m m e rc ia l W irin g .
FRED
SPENCER MOTOR . cc
ä
P o rtla n d S unset 26X0
A lo h a 6617
H ills b o ro O reg o n
,r??
• No surface preparation
MAM! t h a t
O FFIC E. 1
s s
117 S. T h ir d A v e .
O n e C oat F la t F in ish
K eep Inform ed on local affairs
Read the A rgus regularly.
H
MìU-fl
6810 S. E. M all St.
PO R TLA N D , ORE.
PIIONE:
W. 0. GALAWAY
E le c tr ic a l N e e d s
> «MONI 10- FORE'T CR0VE, 0 » t
M mu
Shepherd & Jersey
H e a v y K o ‘e
P A IN T
SCROLLS C O M M UN ITY METHODIST
David 13. Baum an* M inister
Sunday School ............................. 1 0 * • m • 1
C hurch Service
...............H
a- m-
E vening Service
3 ' ‘0 p. m.
In sta lla tio n h rev ice fo r new officers or
the M ethodiat Y outh Fellow ship.
W ednesday. S p. m .. p ra y e r m eeting at
the parsonage.
[ r e r e y r y /v i
BEHIND
G e n e r a l "33"
Enough spray to kill all the flies
in O regon — o r thereabouts
was
announced for sale this week by
th e P ortland W ar Assets adm in­
istration office. A pproxim ately 45.-
000 gallons, in m inim um quantities
of 1200 one-gallon cans, are av ail­
able at 31 *g cents a gallon.
.CARN^l^W
•om H-
Penni
and :
fF YO-'J HAVE SOM ETHrNQ
TO sell and are in a big h u r­
ry to sell it. let the classified
advertising dep artm en t of the
H illsboro A rgus prove its a b il­
ity as a speedy and efficient
sales m edium
d
Fly Spray on Sale
S e e u s for m a te r ia ls
a n d ad v ice.
Ni
Ha
e No Appi .n .I Fee
_ _ L4- "
W H A T 'S
b o ra w.
ton. M. . Fay-
and Mia Elbe:
B y H o u r o r C o n tra c t
E stim ates G ladly G iven
-hoi>! M eeting Slated
al school m eeting w ill be
ie scho .¡house M onday
t 8 o’clock.
e V uK leek left Sunday
C reek F alls to attend
c She is sponsored by
H Ct
Echo N
as suspem
Decembei
‘ W <1 3 3 ] ncm
n n tp r
f rdei
. a condition precedent
cat or fam ine a rea receiv-
. of needed food sup-
■ au th o rit.es of such area
¡,r hibet the ex p o rtatio n of
to a general food sur-
i . acre such food is pro-
fficient volum e to sat-
acute need therefor."
_• N ut G row ers association,
I’,-irson
pres.dent and
. a .. gro.vcrs a re direc-
i a 'f i ate of N o rth Pa-
G row rs co-operative, one
of the tatem ent. The
,i . jc .jti- n did m are than
i and a half dollars w orth
s in 1945 instead of a
ion as stated in last w eek ’s
Mi
real property.
K eslll l , : Many millions of dollars have been saved
farmers and others through direct relief from prop­
• L a n d C le a rln q
• T re n c h in g
• G e n e ra l C o n tra c tin g
• No C om m is ion
K.ds from e i'h e r
...................or
surplus areas !
»od def.
ted to and channeled into
deficit and fam ine
g to the need there-
M
THE GRANGE labored for many years
to have die graduated Income tax enacted (in 1930) as
an amendment to the State constitution.
A’ iwowj .- I he Grange believes that taxes should be
levied in direct proportion to ability to pay; that the
major cost of government should not be borne by
Grading
FARM LOANS
• Long Tei m
«ful
rfi
Uìonroe i [riseli
and
m ed.
dut in
t
a
»Hlpclas. ai
(I.
a may bi
il ■ lu (lu* locality
1 >«
Excavating
A lid .
<*oii*<uni'»'i
ci in a ic i
i"i, Mlk'h
Breeding Group
Gels Technician
PM A Sets Loan
Rales tor '4G
On Stale Seeds
u:
/t i l p h ’l r I«.
I V I HV IM IMO
Nut Industry Problems Aired in
Statement In House Committee
l .rad A u jUv t 7
iliary.
p., Ipunr M reling
Y o u r co upi r itlo n In lu rr.in g
Ju ly in«'«liri
f 1
A“'
'
In so ciety, clu b , fr a t e lli d aiul
postponed because o in.my m em ­
locai n i n i Ite in s In w r itin g or
b er! plan to w ork in the b e rn c
b y te le p h o n e w l l l he g rc a lly
an T h" A ugust m eeting w ill be u pi.
a p p rrc la te d
A ll lo p y fo r Ih ìs
nic for anyone in the com m unity
d c p a r tiiir n t should be tu rn e d In
ho
w
ishes
to
a
tten
d
T
he
picni.
liy or h c fo re no m i un T u esd ars.
.Ule
f il li
M
Aux­ wìll b« held it Qiks park In Fort-
i Bcav?rton American
F J jW \ - 5 ’
S e e
Us On
Farm and Home Electrical
Equipment. Pump* Radio
and Appliance Repair
B E N F A B E R E L E C T R IC
" S e le c t
Y our
227 S. 3 rd A ve.
D e a le r
W ith
H IL L S B O R O
C a re "
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